PAGE TEN UNION PRESS-COURIER Thursday, September 25; 1047 Hastings By Anne Easly Misses Bernice and Agnes Bak- jza of Washington, D. C,, are va- cationing at their home here, Miss Kay Whites of Pittsburgh is at her home here this week. Edward Brothers of Johnstown visited here over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mancuso of Houtzdale were the guests of local relatives the week end. Mr. and Mrs. H. Joseph Easly of Pittsburgh, were in town over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Basly and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Holtz attend- the Icesapades in Pittsburgh on Friday. Kathryn and Sue Gill of St. Lawrence visited in Hastings on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Mellon of Harrisburg were guests of lo- cal relatives and friends over the week end. Misses Kathryn Nesdore, Rita Rubus and Eleanor Baker of Washington, D. C., were at their homes here over the week end. Attorney George Spence Johnstown was a caller in on Wednesday. Mary Ruth Semelsberger, Nan- cy McNelis, Jim Stitts and Alice Strittmatter of Indiana Teachers’ College, were at their homes for the week end. Doris Dietrick of Pittsburgh visited at her home here over the week end. Mrs. H. J. Easly and son, Ste- phen, were visitors in Pittsburgh os Wednesday. of town Victor Constanzo of Washing- ton, D. C, was home for the week end. Tom Semelsberger was a caller in Ebensburg Thursday. Jean Elden of Pittsburgh was here for the week end. Banns of marriage were pub- lished in St. Bernard's Church on Sunday for Don Siberts and Ka- therine Kaloney, both of Has- tings, and Fred Gill of Hastings and Lois Dietrick of Patton. Josephine and Angeline Casta- nova are spending the week in St. Louis, Mo. Miss Margaret Houck of this place left for Beaver College, Jen- kintown, Thursday, where she is enrolled as a student. Adam Molino of Portage was al his home here for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Drass and son, Kenneth, of St. Lawrence, visited relatives in Hastings *on Saturday. Mrs. Carmela Mancuso is va- iationing in California for a few weeks. Mrs. O. T. Strittmatter and aaoghter, Patty, were were visit- ors in Carrolltown Tuesday. Charles Mancuso is visiting rel- atives in Rochester, N. Y. | Miss Camilla Cirvanni | Mrs. Eugene Murphy were [iting in Ebensburg Thursday. Miss Felicita Abel of Johnstown b | and vis- | was visiting at the F. J. A ol | home over the week end. Misses Pauline Nesdore and | Anne Easly were in LaJose last | Wednesday. Paul Strittmatter, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Strittmatter, has stretch their money checking account here It makes it easy to k are spending . . . Begin Right . : . Young couples usually” find it necessary to it eliminates the need for carrying surplus cash . . . check serves as a valid receipt. you to open a charge account, here, today. First National Bank at Patton, Pa. HITCH YOUR FUTURE TO A SURE THING—U. S. 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Mrs. Dennis Baker, Miss Mary Kathryn Baker and Chester M Strump of New Kensingtown, vis- ited in Hastings last Wednesday. Mrs. A. B. Clark and Miss Na- omi Binder were callers in Al- toona last Saturday. Born to Mr.- and Mrs. Merle Pierce—a daughter. Mrs, Pierce [is the former Miss Margaret Le- | gros. | Mr. and Mrs. Mark Paterno an- | nounce the birth of a daughter | who has been named Judith Ann. | Miss Agnes Clawson of Baker- | ton, was in town on Sunday. George Soyster of Hollidays- | burg was a visitor in town Sat- | urday. | Charles Anderson has gone to | Penn State College where he is | enrolled as a student. | Patricia McNelis of Waynes- | burg, was home for the week end. | Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kimball of Harrisburg, spend the week end here with relatives. | ~~ Hollentown Mrs. Melvin Nash and Mrs. Roxie Nash were business callers at the home of Ethel Conley on Tuesday evening. In observance of the birthday anniversary of the two grand- children of Mr. and Mrs. Bill [ Simmers—Billie and Neenie Simi- mers—a birthday supper was ser- ved at the Simmers’ home last Thursday. Mrs. Thomas Fletcher was the guest of Mrs. Raymond Conley on Tuesday. . Mrs. Kathleen Killie and dau- ghter, Bonnie Kay, were visitors at the Ethel Conlay nome Thurs- day. Mrs. Margaret Britton and dau- ghter, Mrs. Kathleen Killie and daughter, Bonnie Kay, of Gray, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hollen and Mrs. A. C. Hollen. Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Weyant and daughter, and Edwin Hollen were in Canton, Ohio, for a va- cation of a week at the home of Rev. Weyant's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hollen held a weiner roast recently in honor of the birthday anniversary of their son, Milfred. Attending the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Cy Glass and family; Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hollen and family; Mrs. Ethel Conley and grandson; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hollen and son; Mr. Edward Hollen; Dorothy, Al- ma, Paul, Jerry and Ellsworth Hollen; Mertie Conrad and Bob- bie Marks. Mrs. Flora Apple and Mrs. Ger- ald Hollen attended a dinner par- ty at the home of Mrs. Bertha Fry in Altoona last Sunday. Mrs. Edna Hammond is visiting Joe her parents, Mr. and rMs. Hollen. Colver By Verna Bokoch & Anne Sabo Dorothy Mae Swerbinsky Honored on Birthday A birthday party was held in honor of Miss Dorothy Mae Swer- binsky at her home here on Mon- day, Sept. 8. Games were played and a luncheon was served. Attending the affair were the following: Rena Gherladi, Bonnie Hughes, Shirley Becquet, Delores Stefanchick, Connie Drolet, McKenrick, Bob O’Brien, Prentice and Sam Legana. * x» Mr. and Mrs. Andy Olexa an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Catherine, to Gemolka of St. Benedict. family were recent visitors of Amsbry. Mr. Stanley Clemates of and Mrs. cently. Pete Levendusky Mr. Pete Tanda, all EXPERT . . . APPLIANCE REPAIR Don’t put up for another day with appliances that aren’t doing their job in the proper manner. Just phone us. We’ll come and ) diagnose the trouble, and : before you know it, all will be working perfectly —and you'll be doubly pleased when you see how moderate our charg- es are, WASHER & SWEEPER HOSPITAL BIGLER AVE. BARNESBORO Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Mondays thru Saturdays Phone 594 home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tan- | usual, Pat | Bill | Frank | Mr. and Mrs, Jim Litzinger and | at | the home of James Litzinger Sr. | Du- | Bois visited at the home of Mr. | re- | Mr. and Mrs. John Scappa and | I of Detroit, | Mich., were recent visitors at the | i 0 A eR da of Colver, | Mr. John Peretin of Gary, : : : | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Piscillite | wag a recent visitor at the home of New York were recent visitors|,¢f Mr, and Mrs. Mike Swab. Tom Costelli of at the home Sam Lagana. The ‘“Hobo-Hop," of Mr. and Mrs.| Mr and Mrs. { Johnstown were visiting of Mr. and Mrs. at which was | home recently, proved to be a great cent week end. success. Dairy dances are now | held on Friday and Saturday of | Individuals each week at the Colver Labor |by doing their Temple. Donation of 15¢, asl! worst, k THE FLOP FAMILY earn best, 3 ? Angelo held at the Colver Dairy-Dance | Conagi of this place over a re- promotion | orating the death of St. Therese, not their Solemn Novena At Loretto Carmel Will End Oct. 3 The Solemn Novena commem- Ind, be sung at lains of the the m. Pp. “The Little Flower,” will ciscan Fathers of Loretto, be two novena services that day, one at 4 p. These will be the closing exercises of the novena. The Papal Blessing will be giv- en for all who have made the no- | donors. t close | vena or tridum. At both services | see ‘on Oct, 3, feast of the saint, at'will take place the beautiful cere-' the Carmelite Monastery in Lor- | mony of the blessing of the roses etto. A Solemn High Mass will [in honor of the “Little Flower.” 7 a. m, by the Fran- Roses then will be distributed to chap- | all present, monastery. There will| The Carmelite Nuns will great- ly appreciate any donations of roses for this day, either to be used for the decorations or for the blessing. 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