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SURGICAL DISCHARGED
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Miners’ Hospital |, ur cavern susucner, vor
° 7 Mrs. Dorothy Orlosky, Spangler;
Patients’ Record
Stanley Lubert, Barnesboro; Les-
ter Davis Jr, Barneshoro R. Di;
Following is the list of patients | Mrs. Lena Huber, St. Boniface;
admitted ig hore Tos the | Mrs. Johanna Beltowski, Hastings
Miners’ Hospital, Spangler, trom |R. D.; Mrs. Dee Wilshire, Patton;
Feb. 9 to Feb. 16, 1948: Jolin Fabian, Barrieshoro; 5
Lamont, atton; rs.
MEDICAL ADMITTED Krug, Ashville R. D.; Mrs. Ada
Sandra Shea, Barnesboro; Mrs. |Zulka, Barnesboro; Mrs. Wilda
Dorothy Campbell, Bakerton; Ca-|King, Westover; Mrs. Mary Mec-
mille Conteloupe Jr.,, Spangler; |Combie, Spangler; Mrs. Louise
Gerald Lane, Bakerton; Thegesa Henry, "Marion Center R. D.; Mrs.
Kerfonta, Spangler; Mrs. va | Beulah Bacha, Barnesboro; 'Doro-
Konitsky, Bakerton; Mrs. Helen |thy Shimko, Spangler; George
Thomas, Barnesboro; John Mit- Lloyd, Barnesboro, and Mrs. Mae
chell, Barnesboro; Joyce Kitchen,
LaJose; Mrs. Julia Sodmont, Has-
tings R. D. 1; Mrs. Ada Lamer,
Hastings R. D. 1; Mrs.
Redinger, [Ebensburg.
MATERN
Mr. Li) i. Marcellian Ropp,
Mary Patton R. D., daughter, Feb. 10.
Hertz, Barnesboro; Mrs. Anna Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Senko,
Campbell, Barnesboro; Warren Patton, son, Feb, 11.
Solley, Barnesboro R. D.; Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Elkin,
i Klapak Jr. Barnesboro; Lawrence | Marsteller, son, Feb. 11.
Fabrian, Barnesboro; Peter Fen- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pino,
chak, Patton; Emily Adams, Al-|Mentcle, son, Feb. 11.
verda; Mrs. Ann Whites, Emeigh; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Parks,
Elizabeth Shaw, Spangler; Wil- | Marsteller, daughter, Feb. 12.
liam Irwin, Cherry Tree R. D. 1, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hallman,
and Elizabeth Wetzel, Cherry |Barnesboro, daughter, Feb. 13.
Tree. Mr. and Mrs. William Ponchak,
SURGICAL ADMITTED Bakerton, son, Feb. 13.
Mrs, Dorothy ©irosky, Spang-| Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Baird,
ler; James Taranto, Spangler; | Mahaffey, daughter, Feb. 13.
Lester Davis Jr, Barnesboro R.| Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Yeckley,
D.; Alvin Lockard, Barnesboro | Carrolltown, son, Feb. 14.
. D. 1; Mrs. Dee Wilshire, Pat-| Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Lloyd, |
ton; Julia Uhron, Hastings; Mrs. | Hastings R. D., son, Feb. 14.
Mildred Krug, Ashville R. D.;| Mr. and Mrs. Jay Stewart,
Mrs. Dorothy Sickon, Marsteller; | Glen Campbell, daughter, Feb. 14.
Harold Bolette, Patton R. D..| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rieg,
Norman Stoneberg, Hastings; Mrs, | Carrolltown, own, daughter, Feb. 15.
Louise Henry, Marion Center R.
‘Spangler
D.; Mrs. Martha Callahan, Bar-
MRS. HILDA DEMI
Phone Barnesboro 281M
nesboro; Domenic Previte, Bar-
nesboro; Shirley Brown, Barnes-
boro; Mrs. Margaret Petros, Cly-
mer; John Brezon, Spangler; Ig-
| natious Hessler, Hastings; Max
t Barucky, Arcadia; Agnes Muir,
Bakerton; Mrs. Awilda Dowey,
Patton, and Mrs. Louise Murray,
Patton.
Mrs. Mary Temple entertained
her cinch club last Monday night.
A delicious lunch was served and
prizes were awarded to Mrs. John
Elliot, Mrs. Rachael McGaughey,
MEDICAL DISCHARGED and Mrs. Lillian Demi.
Andrew Stumpf, Westover R. Eddie Johnson is now employed
D.; Stephen Marks Jr. Baker-|in Johnstown.
ton; Philip Stock, Barnesboro R.| Mrs. Josephine Salbego is con-
i D.; Harry Baker, Patton: Mrs, fined to her home due to a fall
Della Lee, Arcadia; Mrs. Ada|o0 2 stairway in her home last
i Lamer, Hastings R. D.; Mrs. Ag- | Week. :
nes Vermillion, Carrolltown R. D.;| Mrs. Louise Constant entertain-
Phyllis Stein, Cherry Tree R. D.|ed her Sunday School class with
2; Theresa Kerfonta, Spangler;|a Valentine Party at her home
Gerald Lane, Bakerton; Mrs. |last Thursday evening. A delici-
Helen Thomas, Barnesboro; Alban |ous lunch was served; those in
Leiden, St. Lawrence; James Gon- | attendance were: Phyllis Demi,
schak, Glen Campbell R. D.; Mrs, | Joann Shovestahl, Cynthia Mc-
Eva Konitsky, Bakerton; Anthony Combie Margaret Westner, Dol-
Levorchick, St. Benedict, and | ores Shaw, Mary Rose and Joan
Aden Spaid, LaJose R. D. Constant, and Lois Fast. The
UNION PRESS-COURIER
to another season.
FOUR GROUPS OF VALUES!
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MADEMOISELLE SHOPPE MAGEE AVE, PATTON
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Values to $12.95
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COMPLETE CLOSE-OUT-
All our remaining stock of Women’s and Misses’ Dresses in the Latest Fall and Winter Styles Drastically Reduced to clear. New
Spring Merchandise is arriving daily and we need the room. The Mademoiselle Shoppe policy is never to hold-over merchandise
COTTONS, CREPES, RAYONS, WOOLS!|
SO OS
girls enjoyed the evening playing
games and sledriding.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis reene
and son Bobby of Altoona visited
relatives here over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Yarnell and
children, Dwight and David of
Tipperarary visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Wagner on
Sunday.
Mr. Joe Lokey of Beaverfalls is
visiting at the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Lo-
key, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Westover
and daughter Betty Joan were vi-
sitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Greene on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mattorn of
Punxsy visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie McGaughey
on Sunday.
Mr. John Alexander of Indiana
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Mcaughey while her
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The Fastest Service in Town
husband is employed in Erie.
Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Certo
of this place wish to thank their
many friends and neighbors for
the “get well” cards and tele-
phone calls inquiring about their
twin babies who are now recover-
ing ffrom a very severe attack
of bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs. David Falgor and children,
Mary Francis and David of Hol-
lidaysburg visited here over the
week end.
Miss Helen Hamberger of Al-
toona spent the week end at her
home here.
Dona Darlene Donaldson has
returned to her home in Akron
0O., affter visiting for several
days with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Stratton.
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Miss Martha Wilkins
Observes 80th Birthday
Mrs. Thomas Greene and Mrs.
Arthur Baker held a Birthday
Valentine Party at the fofrmer’s
home on Febrsuary 10 in honor
of their aunt, Miss Martha Wil-
kins, who celebrated her 80th
birthday. A delicious lunchs was
served and bingo and cinch was
fefatured. Mrs. Hugh Foley, Mrs.
Lawrence Kirsch, and Mrs. John
Elliot were awarded prizes in
cinch and the grand prize in
bingo was awarsded to Mrs. Geo.
Lokey, Sr. Those who were in at-
tendance were: Mrs. George Lokey,
Mrss. John Luptch, Sr., Mrs. John
Luthch, Jr., Mrs. Emma Martin,
Mrs. Andy Smith, Mrs. Hugh Fo-
ley, Mrs. Naomi. McCarty, Mrs.
Charles East, Mrs. Valley Kirk-
patrick, Mrs. John Stewart Lo-
gue, Mrs. John Platko, Mrs. Ann
Klopak, Mrs. Mary Falger, Mrs.
Joe Falger, Mrs. Agnes Falger,
Mrs. Francis Abrams, Mrs. Ben
Malicky, Mrs. es Wagner, Mrs.
Marcellus Miller, Mrs. Clair Les-
lie, Mrs. Lawrence Kirsch, Mrs.
Leo McGaughey, Mrs. John Alex-
ander, Mrs. Louise Macek, Mrs.
Phillip Demi, Mrs. John Elliot,
Mrs. Wilmer Wylie, Mrs. Frank
Constant, Mrs. Anna Whalen, Mrs.
Art Baker, Mrs. John Dunchalk,
Mrs. Sam Frontino, Mrs. Bernard
Brandt, Mrs. Fritz Morley, Mrs.
Clarence Westover, Mrs. Clair
Westover, Mrs. Mary Clement,
Mrs. Mary Lutch, Mrs. John Zal-
iznock, Mrs. Thomas Greene, Miss
Anna Falger, and Mis Edith Tem-
ple. The guest of fhonor received
many beautiful presents and a
grand time was Sujoyed by all.
Birthday Party ‘Held Here
For Betty Lou Bednar
A birthday party was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael
their daughter, Betty Lou, who
was 13 years old. The afternoon
wes spent in playing games and
bingo and a delicious lunch was
served to the guests. Those in at-
tendance were: John Caldwell,
Jimmy Nagle, David Bothman,
Raymond Stopp, Phyllis Demi,
Patty Boothman, Betty Sibley,
Bednar on Sunday in honor of |
Glasgow Notes |: = wd Ms J. 5. son.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Hommer
By JANET C. KUHN
Glasgow PTA Enjoys
Program on Tuesday
The Glasgow Parent-Teacher
Association held their
have returned to their home in
Florida after spending some time
with Mr Hommer’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Hommer.
Young Republican Club
regular | beld thir regular meeting at the Mrs.
O. O. F. Hall on Monday night.
meeting on Tuesday night. It was |I
in February of 1947 that the Par-
Ardith Lamar of Van Ormer
about again.
ent-Teacher Assn. was organized [spent Tuesday evening with Joan | recovery.
and marked progress has heen |Kuhn.
shown by the organization in the
is improved at| Lodge meeting
ins February the meeting was en- | this writing and made a business Monday night.
joyed by all the Parents and|call to Glasgow on Tuesday after-
Teachers and friends who attend-| noon.
J v Mr. John Igou who had been
shown on a new projector which |ill for sesveral days is able to be
ed the meeting. A movie was
The Reade Township Basket-
ball Team motored to Morrisdale
Clarence Stine and son| mpg
have been ill at their home. Their
many friends wissh them a speedy
Mrs. Mildred Gates, Mrs. Lena
. Mr. Jacob Hollen who had been |Cree and Mrs.
time that it has been organized. |ill at the home of his daughter,
Celebrating all important dates|in Hollentown,
tended the Ellen Wilson Rebecca
Rev. Lloyd Mulhollen of West
on Sunday.
Elsie Kuhn at-|visited with Mr.
at Coalport on | Troxell on Sunday evening.
daynight with Miss Sue Troxell.
Mrs. and Mrs. Melvin Gwin of
Altoona visited on Sunday with
on Tuesday night where they en-| Mrs. Lucy Fox.
gaged with the Morris team.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bricker
are speding some time in Pana,
IL.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Westover
and family of Westover visited
with Mr. and Mrs. John Troxell
John Troxell celebrated
her birthday on Sunday. She re-
ceived many cards and lovely
fts.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin McCartney
McCartney's
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Master George McCartney cele-
brated a birthday anniversary on
Decatour visited his parents on Sunday.
Monday afternoon.
Miss Grace Lender spent Mon-
Mr. Charles Kuhn celebrated a
birthday anniversary on Monday.
was recently purchased by the
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Association and a delightful lunch
was served. Visitors from the
Blandburg school were: Mrs. Ma-
bel Letcher, Mrss. Marie Martz,
Mr. Fortney and Mr. Fay.
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George Jenkins of Fallentimber
spent Tuesday night visitig with
Lester Jackson of this place.
Sue Troxell was a visitor at
the home of Grace Lender on
Sunday night.
Miss Cora rHockenperry of Flin-
ton visited with Miss Rea McCart-
fiey on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Anna Lender was a visi-
tor among friends in Punxsu-
tawney on Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCartney
and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin McCart-
ney were visitors at the home of
Terry McCartney of Philipsburg is
on Thursday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society met at?
the home of Mrs. Raymond Jack- |
son on Wednesday evening. |
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Troxell |,
and daughter Joanne were callers | 4
in Altoona on Thursday evening. 3
Miss Catherine Henderson visi- |
ted at her home here recently. |
A community sing was held at |}
the Glasgow United Brethren |
Church on Wednesday evening.
The Cheer Leaders of the Reade
Township School held practice af-
ter school on Wednesday evening.
The cheeerleaders of the high
school are: Louise Bussoletti,
Eleanor Troxell, Jane McCartney,
Patty Troxell, and Cora and Dora
Hockenberry.
Mr. Russell Kuhn and Mr.
Charles Kuhn motored to Philips-
burg on Wednesday evening.
The United Mine Workers of
America held their regular meet-
ing on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Clarence Stine and son
Timmys are spending some time
with Mrs. Stine’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. Collier, in Altoona.
Mrs. Catherine Bowman and
Mrs. Ida McCartney motored to
Blandburg on Thursday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Reynolds |;
and son Gene are now residing in|
Glasgow.
Mrs. Walter Renshaw and son |g
of Harrisburg are sspeding a dt
days with Mrs. Renshaw’s par- |
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