PAGE SIX - Hastings By ANNE EASLY Miss Kay Pontzer of DuBois was at her home here over Sun- day. Mr. Maurice Westrick of Car- rolltown was the guest of local relatives Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Easly of Pittsburgh spent the week end in town. Mrs. Donald Anstett of Harris- burg, visited her mother, Mrs. Anne Lantzy on Sunday. Charles Lantzy of near Harris- burg, was visiting here for a few days recently. Misses Rita Rubis, Mary Nes- dore and Mary Dillon of Wash- ington, D. C., were with local rel- atives over Saturday and Sunday. Canteen opened here Wednes- day. All young people are invited to attend. Mary Lou Nagy, employed. in Pittsburgh, visited at the home of her grandparents, Sunday. Jim Daily of Pittsburgh was a visitor in town Saturday. Mrs. Victor Constanzo of Wash- ington, D. C., was here for the week end. Mr. Albinus Kibler of Detroit, Mich., visited his mother, Mrs. Anna Kibler, Sunday. Patty Strittmatter was a call- er in Carrolltown Tuesday. Ann Sharp of Indiana State 4 x C 4% ( wont Y Sizes 32t0 38. Our New Two In One Sweater Bobbie Brooks brings you a gay new sweater creation ... fashioned of smooth and soft zephyr yarn with a ribbed fitted he od we Tam ad waist: The 3 button short collar becomes a turtle neck when™ | w a 3 a5 worn turned around. And the colors are all new for fall. FANNIE C. CARROLLTOWN, PA. teachers’ College was the house | guest of Miss Jean Wosic the | past week end, and Miss Jane Watson, from the same school, was a guest of Dorothy McDer- mott. Misses Anna Mary and Betty Bobal of Washington, D. C.,, were with local relatives Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Strittmatter, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Strittmatter, and Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Stritt- matter attended the K. of C. ban- quet in Ebensburg on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Dvorchak and children witnessed the air show in Johnstown on Sunday. O. T. Strittmatter, Eileen, Don and Donna Strittmatter. also at- tended the air show, Mr. Stritt- matter’s son, Paul, taking part in the show. Arthur Lantzy of Harrisburg was in town over Sunday. | Paul Binder and family of York spent Sunday at the home of his | parents, Mr. and Mrs. I L. Bin- der. Rev. Father Callan of St. Fran- cis College, Loretto, assisted at St. Bernard's Church Sunday. | Paul McNelis, Paul Strittmatter | and Vernon Ritter, students at Penn State’ College, were at their | respective homes over Sunday. | Miss Bernice Ertter of Carroll- town was a visitor with friends in town on Sunday. Miss Carmela Ciranni, local te- | { | | $4.95 WETZEL of acher, visited her home in Homer City over the week end, Mrs. A. B. Clark and Mrs. I. L. Binder were Monday shoppers in Johnstown. Mrs. Harry Weakland, Mrs. John Sullivan, Mrs. Cecelia Drass, Mrs. Ed McMullen and Mrs, Den- nis Baker attended the Profess- ion of Frater Theophane Baker at St. Francis College, Loretto, on Sunday. Mrs. Pius Yeager, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Koval and daughter, Doris, were visitors in Loretto on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Regis Sullivan and son, Tommy of Detroit, Mich., are spending a few days here, Mrs. Dennis Baker of New Ken- gington, has returned to her home after spending several weeks here. Stephen and eFrd Easly were visitors in Carroiltown Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Commons returned home from Chicago on Wednesday, where they had been visiting. Father Boniface Buerkle, OSB, of Sacred Heart Church, Jean- nette, was in town one day re- cently. George Stitts of Erie spent the week end with local relatives. Sue and Katherine Gill of St. Lawrence were in town Thurs- day. Stephen Easly, student at Du- quesne University, was at his home here for the week end. Charles Mancuso left for Pitts- burgh Friday where he will re- side. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mancuso of Houtzdale, were local visitors on Sunday. Mary Dillon of Washington, D. C., was home over the week end. Rev. Father Benedict Schlim, O. S. B., present chaplain of St. Ben- edict’s Convent, Erie, Pa., was in town for a few days the past week. Miss Verna Mancuso of Harris- burg, spent the week end at her home here. Rev. Father Henry Schweiner, OSB, of Sacred Heart Churh at St. Marys, was in town Thurs- day. Mr. Bill Sergeant of Nanty-Glo visited at the home of Mrs. Mary Semelsberger last week. Barl Robinson of Altoona vis- ited at the Hannah Ebbs home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Niebauer Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lantzy and Eleanor Niebauer were Lilly call- ers Wednesday. Ethel Lantzy of Indiana State Teachers College was here for the week end. ; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kimball of Harrisburg spent the week end at the McNelis home. Mrs. Annie Little of Altoona was a caller at the I. L. Binder home on Sunday. Miss Eleanor Baker, employed the Dept. of Agriculture, at | Washington, D. C. was at her home here over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. George Fiasco an- | nounce the birth of a daughter at) Miners’ Hospital, Spangler last | Wednesday. : : Ann Nesdore and Beatrice We- akland were Altoona shoppers on Saturday. Van Ormer By MRS. ELMER KEITH Byron Lovell, a student at the Pennsylvania State College, and Jack Cramer, also a student at Penn State, spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Os- car Lovell. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keith were business callers in Patton Sat- urday. Sunday they visited at the Clair Shomo home. : James Vield Jr. spent an enjoy- able week end in Ohio visiting among friends. Mrs. James Vield and daugh- ter, Judy, are visiting with the former’s parents in Houtzdale. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ammerman were Saturday shoppers in Coal- port. John Shomo visited his brothers and sisters, Fred Simmons, Mrs. Sadie Hamilton and Mrs. Ruth Shomo, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. ton were callers in Coalport last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lovell and sons, Lynn and Gary, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester. Weld visited Sunday at the Elmer Keith home. Sunday callers at the Charles Hamilton home were Mrs. Gussie Lamar and daughter, Alice, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sebal. Theodore Hamil- | YOU'LL SAVE MONEY AT TRUCK HEADQUARTERS Wn Rev. Doverspike of Pleasant- ville is the new pastor of the EUB Church. He preached the sermon Sunday. Rev. West and family are mov- ing to Freeport, where they will make their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson of Misso- uri are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Garfey. Mrs. Hudson is the for- mer Dorothy McGarvey. The Bob Weaver family, for- merly of Patton, have moved in- to the Clinger home, Edwin Phillips of Niagara Falls visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Phillips, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Wagner and son, Freddie, of Akron, O., visited friends and relatives in town on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wagner announce the arrival of a baby girl, Christine Alice. Both moth- er and daughter are doing well. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Don McKee are enjoying a trip through Western States this week. Tony Surtosky of Tobyhanna visited the Paul King family for a one-week period. Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes have returned from a honeymoon trip. They will reside with Mrs. Hughes’ mother, Mrs. Octa Mec- Culley. Wanda King of Spangler is va- cationing for 10 days at her home here. Mr. Ivan Smith has received his new 19847 Ford club coupe. Mrs. Johns and daughter visit- ed Mrs. Dean Westover this past week. Miss Jane Syberts and George Horten are in Cleveland visited the latter’s brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hor- ten Jr. the latter being ill. Charles Shaw of Pittsburgh was was a week end guest at the Paul King home. Vern Gardenia of Cresson vis- ited Rosemary King this week end. Mrs. Paul King is on a week's visit to Baden and Pittsburgh. Miss Jean Swope of Harrisburg spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swope. Miss Jean Barnes of Altoona spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnes. Visitors at the home of Mrs. Ella Syberts over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. and Joha Stevens and daughter of Has- tings. Mrs. Loman, Mr. and Mrs. Cree and daughter, Phyllis Jean, were callers in Altoona recently. Mesdames Weaver and Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Roberts |and two children were visitors in| of Miss | Altoona last Wednesday. Mrs. Roy Whitmore and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fronk and sons were callers at the Wade Wagner home this past week. Mrs. Spurge Weaver is leaving for Texas this coming Wednesday to visit her son, Bill Weaver, for a month. Mr. and Mrs. son visited Mrs. the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts and children and Mrs. Roberts were callers in Clearfield. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Yingling of Clearfield were callers in town over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owens and Cecil King caller on Mr. and Mrs. John Sifort of Cherry Tree. Mr. and Mrs. Berton Westover and baby of Little Washington are visiting the former's parents for a short time. Dysart Visitors over the week end at the George Mansfield home were Mr. and Mrs. John Mansfield and Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Malkin of Detroit, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fitch and daughter, Marian, of Coalport, Mrs. Michael Nemish of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ricketts of Coalport, and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pier and fam- Carl Olson and Yingling over [ily and Mrs. and Mrs. James Let- {cher and family of Blandburg. Story about Gionfriddo Day on Page 1. Mr. and Mrs. James Stevens of Carrolltown were Sunday vis- itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Passanita. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis and family of Cresson and Mr. and Mrs. Dvorak and family of Dean were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lewis Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. William Lowe and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Naylor were Sunday visitors at the Rose Nay- lor home here. Mrs. Sarah Reighard and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reighard of Al- toona were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Rose Naylor. Also a visitor at the Naylor home were Mr. and Mrs. William Pierson of Hickman, Ky., the for- mer a sister of Mrs. Naylor. Mrs. Earl Davidson and child- ren, Dorothy, Leon and Jaqueline, spent the week end with relatives in Lancaster. James Cacarra of Dysart was admitted to the Altoona Hospital Sunday evening, where his condi tion is considered serious. He was injured in an accident on the Dy- sart-Ashville road. Mr. Elmer, Hale was admitted UNION PRESS-COURIER | Nicktown By ROSE MARIE HUBER Mr. and Mrs. Biller Married 25 Years Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Biller cel- | ebrated their 25th wedding an- niversary on Sunday. They renew- ed their marriage vows at the 10 o'clock Mass, with Rev. Kevan Lynskey officiating. Their atten- | dants of twenty-five years ago also attended them on their an- niversary. They are John Bitler and Maude McCloskey. After the Mass service a buffet dinner was served at the Biller Hotel. The anniversary cake was of four tiers, baked by Mrs. Bill Herschell. The cake was topped with an ornament of silver leaf and bell. The following people were guests at the dinner: Mrs. Alber- ta Noel of Latrobe; Mr. and Mrs. Gib Soisson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hershell and Mrs. Maude McClos- key of Cresson; Rev. Father Val- entine of Carrolltown; Mr. and Mrs. John Kuntzman and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crowell of Patton; Mr. and Mrs. John Biller and Mrs. Al Lenhart of Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis and family of Bethlehem; Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Davis of Plainfield, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Soisson of Hastings; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ho- gue, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Hogue, and Regina Hogue of Loretto; Mrs. Margaret Davis, Mrs. Rose Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Rube Lieb, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lieb, Mr. 4nd Mrs. Joe Shank, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Am- andus Kirsch, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lovette, Mr. and Mrs. John Wei- land, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Har- vey, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kirsch, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ragley, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Lambour, Mr. and Mrs. U. C. Kline, and Rev. Fath- er Kevin Lynskey, of Nicktown. Mr. and Mrs. Biller were the recipients of many beautiful pres- ents. | * kk Mrs. Clair Kirsch of Clearfield was a visitor among relatives in Nicktown on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Duman and son, Jackie, of KEbensbhurg, were visitors here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lyons and daughter, of Mt. Carmel, were visitors at the home of Mrs. Ly- cons’ father, Mr. John Kline, over the week end. Mrs. Louis Ragley and daught- er, Bonnie, and Wilda and Mona Gardner were callers in Johns- town on Friday. { Mr. Bob Springer of Ebens- | burg, was a visitor at the home Helen Kirsch over the | week end. | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pfister are the proud parents of a son, born on Oct. 9, in Miners’ Hospital, at Spangler. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lambour land family of Pottstown were | visitors here on Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pfister of Altoona visited here Sunday. Mr. Reed Brown, Billy, Joe Kir- sch, and Rose Marie and Joseph Brown were callers in Ebensburg on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Wensel of Niagara Fills, N. Y., were visit. ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Kirsch over the week end. Mrs. Amandus Kirsch was a caller in Indiana on Wednesday. Merle Kirsch, Jr., of Carroll- town, spent several days during the week with relatives here. Miss Winifred Lieb, a student nurse at Mercy Hospital, Altoona, spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lieb. Hollentown Newlyweds Honored ' At Shower Saturday | A miscellaneous shower was |held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin McCartney on Saturday, Oct. 11, at the home of the for- | mer’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. | Lewis Apple. The couple were | married recently and were the re- |cipients of many beautiful and |useful gifts. A plate lunch was served at the conclusion of the |evening. Mr. and Mrs. McCart- ney are beginning construction of {a new home in Hollentown. | Guests at the affair Saturday [night were Mr. and Mrs. Frank | Apple, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ap- | ple and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe | Appie and family, Mr. and Mrs. [Bob Apyle, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis | Apple, Merle Apple and friend, | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corrman, Mr. | |and Mrs. James George, Mrs. | | John Chilcote, Mr. and Mrs. Butch {Garman and family, Mrs. Mabel {Glasgow and daughters, Arleen fand Marilyn, Mrs. John McCart- {ney, Mrs. George Hollen. | Mrs. Joe Kleyemire, Mrs. Ira | Gathagan and family, Mr. and | {Mrs. Leonard Marks and child- | iren, Adeline, Charles and Bobbie, | |Mr. and Mrs. Bud Estep and chil- | |dren, Bob and Normey, Edwin | |Hollen, Miss Madeline Hollen, | | Miss Verna Theodore, Larry Car- | [ter, Mrs. Edna Hammond and | friend, Chester Ranels, Mrs. Eth- | el Conley and grandson, Carl Con- Glasgow Notes By JANET C. KUHN IS GARMANTOWN PASTOR the Garmantown Church of God, has been transferred to the Green Co. Church of God circuit. Rev Rev. Albert V. Jeffers, pastor of Paul F. Smalley, former pastor of the First Church of God, Kittan- ning, succeeds Rev. Jeffers, Nancy Bowman Feted On 12th Anniversary A birthday party was held on Tuesday evening last at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Bowman in honor of their daughter, Nancy, who celebrated her 12th anniversary. Those present were Mary Bow- man, Nyda Jean Troxell, Grace and Ethel Lender, Connie and Gayle Troxell, Peggy Troxell, Joan Kuhn, Audrey Baker, Mabel Weakland, Beverly Troxell, Mrs. John Hammer and Mr. and Mrs, Charley Bowman and daughter, Nancy. Lunch was served and a very| enjoyable time reported by all. | * % % Miss Joan Kuhn spent Sunday | night with Nyda Jean Troxell. Miss Rea McCartney spent | Friday with Miss Ruth Westover of Westover. John Schmittle and D. A. Dix- on enjoyed a fishing trip Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Troxell and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Hir- am Westover at Westover on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schmittle and family of Blandburg spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Schmittle, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stipe and son, Timmy, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kuhn Monday evening. A wiener roast was held at the home of Miss Sue Troxell Mon- day evening. A very enjoyable po ls EE FOR COLD DAYS AHEAD! Cold weather is hovering over the barometer right now! You'll be caught unawares unless you Winterize your car. Bring it in today--- Our trained servicemen will make it ready for a drop in temperature! Get GULFLEX Service ot €!'S PREPARE ... AND YOU GET THE BEST! STOLTZ MOTOR CO. AUTHORIZED FORD SALES & SERVICE Phone 2161 Patton, Pa. time was reported by all. The pupils of the Glasgow Grade School enjoyed a holiday last week while the teachers at- tended the Institute at Ebens- burg. The faculty of the School consists of Mrs. Helen Troxell, Mrs. Georgia Troxell and Mrs. Verna Korman. Mrs. Ray Hamilton and daugh- ter, Sarah Lee, who had been vis- iting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Lamb, have returns ed to their home in Cincinnati, O. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Cree and daughter, Janice, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mulhollem and Mrs. Mary Cree. Miss Mary Lou Troxell spent the week end with relatives in Philadelphia. Mrs. Mary McClellan and Vyrle Richards visited with Margaret Burns Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bland of Tipton visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Trox- ell of Glasgow. Mrs. Anna Warnick of Mount | Union visited with her sister, Mrs. | Mary McClellan and family} re- | cently. Mr. and Mrs. Blain Williams and son, Robert, Mr. William | Troxell, Miss Rea McCartney and! Miss Ruth Westover visited with | Mr. and Mrs. Williams’ daughter at Somerset, Pa., on Sunday. Mrs. Clarence Stine and son, Timmy, spent Saturday and Sun-| day with relatives in Juniata. Mrs. Herbert Troxell and dau- ghter, Joanne, were shoppers in| Altoona Thursday afternoon. | A card party was held at the IOOF Hall Tuesday evening. | Miss Anna McCartney, a teach- | er in Blandburg Grade School, has been confined to her bed due | * to illness. Friends and neighbors | wish her a speedy recovery. U. S. Buruea of Mines Plans New Laboratory The anthracite laboratory to be! constructed by the government} and operated by the U. S. Bureau | + of Mines will be located at Sch-|* uylkill Haven, Pa. 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