PAGE SIX UNION PRESS COURIER Thursday, March 4, 1948
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ud huh TED FIT T0 BE TY. ED and sons, Roger and Jerry, Char- | Mr. Carl Keyes and Margaret|der Clark Powell, This was only ; —
les, Runa and Mrs Maly Gubash. | Hudson of Altoona visited at the|five less than the number filed in oa
h 21926 Sam Kuhn o Itoona visited | Reghetti home on Monday. February of last year. However, M
NORTH CAMBRIA SPOR H 6 H L 6 H TS | I ESOT D Jia Homey Me. Annie Kuhn, on| Mr Thomas Swires of Altoona |the deeds last month which car- i or
: 4 PHILA- A, ernoon. : called at the Howard Swires|ried revenue represented property 2
and General Comment ! Edited by LEO GRIMME k: Kian yn Pa, Mrs. Martha Haley is spending | nome on Saturday night. valued at only $749,500. In the p WE
some time with relatives in Al- : . : same month of 1947 the cash val- be
RAR AAAI AAA, ies ~ 3033 GAMES. WAS AT toona. Miss Dorothy Funicelli is unable) CIC. F004" "et 203.000, more 4
| if 11429 TIMES, SCORED Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stine |to attend school due to a severe | yas Ci thre total -
Ebensbur Le ion | ; : RUNS, MADE 4 ANDI and son, Timmy, were shoppers in | case of infuenza. an oy & : ) ! x 11]
8 2 | atton a itzin eams et STOLE 892 BASES, (96 OF | | Coalport Saturday evening. Mr. Bruno Fontonella called at| 1° date this year property val- .
. y THEM IN 1915). HE LED THE Mr. and Mrs. Luther Boring |the home of his parents last week | ued at oii gi has Shaliged Lis
Cops North Section To ( lash for Title Friday Nite LA DATING 12 [ystted Mrs. Annie Kuhn Satur-| Regis Hollen, son of Mr. ana LBN0E, | al > sie, peri Me
TIMES, { . Mrs. Wilmer Hollen, is home tor | # sbiihaidnd
Ebensburg Legion defeated the ERA BE Mr. W. D. Melcher and Marth } is ste
Gallitzin A. L., 56-17, last Wed- | ‘ ser tt TIME AVERAGE OF. 367 / Kelly were shoppers in Altoona | tioned at ort big He is sta- Cont
nesday on the Ebensburg floor to | St. Francis Floor to Be | Schedul recently, Mr. and Mrs, Willi Judd! : Patton
win the Northern Section of the | Stave for AlOut Effort smonsoas Schedu e James McCartney and nephew, | were callers in re AE ne a ommercia commu
Cambria Co. Legion League. | g | Black Lick vs. Carrolltown at Cherry George, Jnotored to Philipsburg | week. i > Sun Hn
or ¢ - i De ip ri apti 0. oa A Mert
Oa ar te oe inl, Patton Ligh, winner of fection | FRIDAY, MAR. 5 itchoutes. vol. iaals “"Saturday. motorists to Altoona any 22 Mis. Sivio Dowareile Insur ance Agency
front, 30-19, at the half. They in- |for the second consecutive year, | ton, Sec. 2 titleholder, for North included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Saturday in Coalport 1» Dolatre,
creased their lead to 47-33 going will play Gallitzin High, the Sec-| _ern Cambria championship at St. Stine and son. . Mr. and Mrs. Jody Judd and GENERAL INSURANCE Delatre,
into the final stanza. [tion 1 winner, for the Northern| Francis College, Loretto Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Troxell | children visited with friends and|| Aabuity Casualty Dubyak,
Niek Crowley of Ebensburg led | Cambria League Championship on| Reade Twp, at Le JIrVOns and daughter, Joanne, were shop- relatives in Dysart last weel 119) Pifiadelpiaa Avenue CI
the winners with 16, followed by | Friday evening of this week, Mar.| Windber at Adams Twp. Be loon on Thursday ev-| “Mr. and Mrs. James Berringer|| Phone 467 Barnesboro PO
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Link with 13. Ebensburg had 133, at Doyle Hall in Loretto, Indiana or at Alliance College Mrs. William Lamb was a re- and daughter Eleanor attended trea 4
league victories against 2 losses. | SATURDAY, MAR. 6 cent caller at the h Mass in Celebration of the 25th
Ebensburg Legion . 16 14 17 9—56| Standing of North County Clubs Indiana ST a Edinboro 8T Raymond emp ome of Mis. Anniversary of Father Thcmas man H
Sallttiln Legion 71244 ely SCOR 1 wr L pet. |TUESDAY, MARS © Harve Westover of Westover | C2Wley's Ordination. Father Caw. I Wenklan
Gallitzin 6 0 1.000 Morris Twp. at Coalport-Irvona visited at the John Troxell home | 1€Y i8 principal of the Johnstown ° ar
Li on 15 967 | “Panton JV ve Soutnmont JV, in 1st recently. Catholic High Schl 1, Mi Meri
15 161 h For! ournament Mr. D. A. Dixon Mrs. Robert Tasper of Coalport 11, Miles from
67 | round South Fork JV T Ebensh on was a caller in spent a few days at the h ot ST. AUGUSTINE, PA
— ensburg ursday afternoon. e home . .
Section? out Results ¥ Son her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William : on
6 0 1000 | MONDAY, FEB. 23 Campbell. —
Carrollitown 3 3 .500 Dale, 24 .......... Beaverdale, 18 4 Dean Locals -————m—m W. ag e am LO
Bameshore 2 2 S23 |r Bt, Steubenville, 55 TED WILLIAMS oF BOSTON .
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wd 2 ean pe 2 pine x, AMEREANLEASUEBATIING | |p ole Chor pr Realty Transactions |i SATURDAY, MAR. 13
Bo Patton An Al ae Toi on . Beaverdale, 20 ! CA A he ONLY c ans at 12:30 P.M
outstanding recor Gallitzin, ‘78 . Wilmore, 26| ONSIDERED ow IN 1944, Turkey Supper M 14 : . Mi.
son. Patton has a record of 17| portage, 46 ... resson, 31 JUNIOR CIRCUIT PLAYER TO y Pp ar. n 0. ad e um e HOUSEHOLD GOODS
victories against 2 defeats, win-| Hollidaysburg, oona Cath, 411 BY MANY EXPERTS AS THE BETTER THAN 400 SINCE Plans are being made by the y Phot
ning their last 14 games. The two | Altoona, 48 enon, 28 N21 BALLPLAYER OF ALLTIME. | WHEN HEILMAN REACHED. appointed committees for the| Farly 1948 reports indicate a|! ALL FARM MACHINERY H
setbacks came early in the sea-| gouthmont, 43 Ferndale, 42 | Turkey Supper which is scheduled | continued downward trend in the including 3 Horses, 2 Cows, Bin- ie ———
son to Ebensburg, 34-32, he Jo Adan Twp. 4 a pun Jou, 5 S d to be held on March 14 from bria county real estate trans- fer, aster, Tractor Plow, Mow. bl AAA
Lilly, 26-24. Patton defeated bo erlin, pEplonemay ¥ N th C b . R d Tw 4:30 p. m. onward in Frugality | actions. nA Diets Bote 5
of these teams in their second en-| WEDNEIDAY PRESS pop ortnern Lampria eaae . ua Church Hall, by th : Real estate sales and purchas- Fai Ew he
counter, dropping Lilly 35-25, and TRORSOAY, TE. 8 i faukits, © B b 11 L L Wil a Magdalen Church = ay es this year are more are ny ante Vane Bor one Feed g
Ebensburg, 41-30. Patton, 41 ............. Epensburg, 30| [39 S6DA eague 0ses to WIlmore | Games and other amusements iii | million dollars off the mask of Stove, Grai- Separator & Thresh- ¥
J k S ° Gallitzin has somewhat of a| gomerset, 37 ... Westmont, 36 . Ln provide gay entertainment in the [last year, when the decline start- er, Harness, Double and Single- | :
ac ays: similar record, with 18 victories! Southmont, 31 imme DE1O, 26 To Meet on Friday Reade Twp. High's basketball afternoon. The affair in the eve-|€d. The peak apparently was at- trees, Blacksmith Tools, Anvil, i ;
against 2 defeats, both setbacks (Southern Cambria Playoff) squad lost a 44-29 decision tO/ning will include round and tained in 1946 when property val-|§ Drill Press, Hearth & Blower, 2 :
® Yowll strike it rich in a coming at the hands of a strong PRIDAY, FEB. 27 Election of James Laird as the Wilmore High on Friday evening square ‘dancing. Splendid music | ued at twenty-five million dollars Chevrolet Truck, dump body; 1 i a
healthful sport when you Conemaugh High squad early in| pEpot¥:oo. 8 president featured a meeting of |in a contest staged on the Wil-| for for occasion will be furnished | changed hands. Flat Bottom Truck Bed, Carpen- y i
spend an evening of bowl- the season by scores of 36-27 and| Lawrence Tec the Northern Cambria Baseball more hardwood. The winners ob-|hy the famous Juniata Civic Orch-| The amount of cash involved|}] ter Rous wi Suing Eqnipriost, ;
48-38. Incidentally, Conemaugh| Wilmore, 44 .. League Thursday evening at the |tained a seven-point command in estra, rather than a Portage band | has dropped more than the vol- a any on i
Ing on our smooth alleys. | ,,q won the West Central League Jnana S27, 7| Polish Legion, Barneshoro. George the opening frame and held agg gig previously Benge The | ume of sales, indicating that most ol
To be on your toes tomor- and sports a record of 22 Wins| Jopasown. 36 Magulick, Barnesboro High coach, [25-11 advantage at half time. square dance caller will be Bob |Of the big deals, at least, may be Terms of Zale: Cash A
row, come here for an ev- against a lone setback by Johns-| South Fork, 42 will be secretary. Reade Tv, Sparked by West. Wray. Meal Tickets for the din- | OVer. ? FARM TO BE OFFERED t
ening of bowling tonight. town High by the score of 41-37. Cn 5 af The North Cambria section is pring Ti Beane oa but | er will be $1.00 During February, 399 deeds if not sold previously
Follow the plan of so many Last year Lilly defeated Patton,| Conemaugh, 63 said to be very favorable of join- Wilmore gained a 12-9 edge in % were filed in the office of Recor-
Io i hi £ th 33-24, for the North Cambria Lea-| Franklin, 50 Sai ng ing the Cambria Co. leagues into Tho Io Ge Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnston
people in this part o e gue Championship. Lilly then Zhads wed 3 Con A Twp, 19(one strong circuit. Plans are to| yg oc 2 ran up 15 points for [became the proud parents of a|@ ~~ A
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went on ahead in the Class B
playoffs, defeating Richland Twp.,
South Cambria winner, by a score
of 39-33, but dropped to Bellwood,
Class B Dist. 6 winner, by the
score of 32-24. Bellwood then lost
to Boswell, Dist. 5 winner, by a
34-29 margin.
Final standings of the clubs are
listed above.
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‘RED FLASH’ DECLINES BID
Due to financial conditions, St.
Francis College's cage squad will
not accept an invitation to parti-
cipate in the NCI basketball tour-
nament in Kansas City Mar. 8-13.
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FRIDAY, FEB. 27
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SATURDAY, FEB. 28
Johnstown Cath. 67 attend the meeting on Friday of varsity preliminary, 18-10. The |James Clarence. He weigh T T
Shippensburg, 55, a 3 Bris week at Ue Polish Legion, iy a y 7 1b. 13 oz. at birth, glean at A EN
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LEGION RESULTS Barnes No. 15 ater At ee t kf ..% o 8 Mr Secondo Fiorintin is very
Te Mich FER South Fork, 37| & Social Club, Spangler, St. Bene- | Wstover, £6 13 ill at his home here,
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 35 ' * | dict, Patton Clay, Patton Eagles, |posiors® 5 42p| Mr. Joseph Bergamaschi was a |g
Ebensburg, 56 ........ itzin, 47| Hastings Moose, Barnesboro Slo- | Valenti, g.. 0 1 1|caller in Coalport on Saturday. 1 2 ¢
SATURDAY, FEB. : * “|vak Club, Marsteller, Emeigh, Lovell .... 0 9 8 Mr. Bob Chirdon provided )
Conemaugh, 57 34|and Barnesboro Moose. 0 of transportation to the students of |$
SUNDAY, FEB. Any teams wishing to join the 0 0| Dean, Dysart, and Ashville to the |$ ° 4
Gallitzin, 48 > league will have their last oppor- Totals 13 5 39 “2 a | last basketball game of the sea- dramatic
tunity to do so at this meeting. | wilmore High 2—44 | son of Cresson High which was |¢
P tt Ca ers To The Northern Cambria section is|Reade Twp. High 9—29| played with Portage High at Por-
ation g to send representatives to a coun-| Referee—Stupl. tage on Tuesday evening, Feb. 24. 1 9
Eb b 41-30 ty meeting to be held Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O'Leary $ double ank et
ens urg, Ebensburg, at which time $25 Glasgow Notes and daughter Marilyn, motored to : )
Patton High's Panthers down- forfeit fees will oe posted. By TANET ©. KURN Torrence, Pa., on Sunday. ) 3
ed Ebensburg-Cambria High last . : oars Albert. Johnston and Jon 1 dress
Thursday evening, 41-30, on the . n 0! andburg were callers | ¢
> home floor to ap Southmont Loses mn Surprise Birthday Party 8 tue Johnston Dome on Sunday.
an early season defeat by r. an rs. Frank Gregg, Jr.,
Ty y Ebensburg Closer Honors 2 Local Young Men snd Son Rickey of and Charlotte sandal
The home team copped the first : iso. bi t an ovell Gregg were Sunday
quarter, 9-7, but DR a came | Ebensburg closed its cage sea- hs Surprise. be thasy party Was evening callers at the Gerald Ja- p
back to take over the lead, 16-15, Son Nvdut oy iofring Southmont, | pt" po vman, both of whom cele- | cobs home. :
at the half. -44, a ensburg. _ |brated their anniversaries, last’ Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Minsin and |Q Irresistable tn 4 ‘ )
In the second half Patton re-| Southmont, Southern Cambria |Thyrsday. Games were played and: daughter Susie of Altoona were |Q rresistable in its eontoured grace . . . it lends an p
mained out front, increasing their | League titleholder, held a 9-8, G{elicious lunch was served. ) nd enhan. )
lead with an 11-7 edge in the 3rd
frame and 14-8 in the last stanza.
Gene Brown, Patton forward,
| was high scorer with 15 points,
| while Dick Knee led Ebensburg’s
[scorers with 11 tallies.
Ebensburg-Cambria won a 34-
| 32 decision over Patton early in
| the season, the win coming in the
| last 30 seconds of the game after
| the score was tied at 32-all.
| Patton G F T Ebensburg G F T
| Dinehart, 0 1 1Knee, f 4 31
| Brown, f 5 515 Thompsn, £0 1 1
| Donahue, c¢1 4 6 Tibbott, ¢ 4 0 8
| Litzinger, g 1 6 8 Staruch, g 3 0 6
Solomon, g4 1 9 Seymour, g0 1 1
| Hoover +0 0 9 Doerr ..... 1°06 2
Hennessey .. 1 0 2 Miller ......0 1 1
Blake ....0 0 OMcKernan.. 0 0 0
Moyer 0.00
Totals 12 17 41
Patton High FL
Ebensburg-Cambria .
Referee—Woodring.
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Mountaineers Win
Tilt Over Hastings
Carrolltown High won a closely
contested game over Hastings by
a score of 32-30 in a battle wag-
ed last Thursday night on the
floor at Cherry Tree.
The game was close the entire
way, the first quarter ending in a
deadlock, 10-10. Carrolltown held
a slight one-point lead at half
time, the score standing at 19-18.
Hastings evened the count in
the third stanza with an 8-7 one-
point advantage to tie the score
at 26-all going into the last quar-
ter, when the Carrolls totaled six
point to four for Hastings.
In the Junior Varsity game,
Carrolltown came out on top,
14-5. Varsity summary:
Totals 12 "s 30
7 911 1441
.9 6 7 8-30
Carrolltwn G F T Hastings GFT
Hunter, .0 0 0 AHoltz, f 3 111
Ertter, f ...2 0 4 Farbaugh, f4 0 8
Switzler, ¢.0 0 O Abel, ¢c ....1 0 2
Malloy, g 8 016 EHoltz, g..1 0 2
Weakind, g 4 0 8 Stotsky ..... 9.0 0
Lacey .1 2 4 Selestok «0:1 3
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Totals 15 2 32
Carrollitown High :
Hastings High .. #7
St. Francis Drops
To Lawrence Tech
St." Francis College visited De-
troit last Friday to lose a 61-53
decision to Lawrence Tech.
The Frankies led, 12-9, in the
first quarter, with Lawrence ed-
ging them out 26-21 at the half.
The third quarter again went to
the Red Flash, and the score at
the start of the final period stood
at a 43-all tie. Lawrence Tech
copped the win with an 18-10 ad-
vantage in the last quarter.
Maus was high for St. Francis
with 15, while he and his team-
mates held Norm Hankins, con-
tender for individual scoring hon-
ors in the entire nation, to but 10
points. Hankins has a total of
569 points in 25 games, for an
average of 22.8 per game, prior
tb the St. Francis game. The win
was No. 22 for Lawrence against
4 defeats. The Detroiters hold a
64-47 victory over Texas Wesley-
an, the squad which stopped Du-
gquesne’s all-winning streak.
Lawrence Tech irre 3 17 17 18-81
St. Francis College ....12 9 22 10—53
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Jersey Joe Walcott and Heavy-
weight Champion Joe Louis will
meet in a scheduled 15-round
bout at the Yankee Stadium in
New York on June 23
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23116 teams, eight in each section.
have two sections composed of
The following towns and teams
edge going into the second frame,
which Ebensburg took 12-9. The
winners then took the second half |
by quarter scores of 20-13 and |
20-14. |
Ebensburg made good 24 of 37 |
fouls while Southmont converted
12 of 21. Three Southmont regu- |
lars left the game on personals. |
Steve Staruch, Bob Tibbott and |
Roger Thompson, all seniors,
were playing their last game for
Ebensburg. Southmont won over
Dale, 31-26, Thursday to win the
Southern Cambria League, the
same night Patton topped Ebens-
burgh for Northern laurels.
Ebensburg-Cambria 8 12 20 20—60
Southmont High 9 813 1444
St. Augustine Team
Tops Chest Springs
In an independent cage game
during the past week, St. Augus-
tine spanked Chest Springs, 26-9,
on the losers’ home floor.
High scorer was J. Ryan of
St. Augustine, who ran up a total
of 6 field goals and 2 fouls.
S.Augustn G F T C.Springs G F T
BBaker, 1.2 3 1Swanhrt, £0 1 1
J. Ryan, f .. 6 14 Rleg, £ .... 11
B.Ivory, ¢ .0 1 1 Nealen, c 01 1
MCarl, g ..) 1 Hoover, g 1 2 4
J.McNIlty, g0 0 O0Scanlan, g. 1 0 2
Forney ..... 1 3 Swanhart 000
nrad ... 00
Totals . 9 8 26 Totals... 2 5 §
Referee—Conrad.
Nanty-Glo High Cagers
Down Barnesboro, 42-33
Nanty-Glo High defeated Bar-
nesboro by a 42-33 margin in a
Nanty-Glo floor.
Barnesboro held a one-point |
8-7 lead at the end of the first|
quarter and held the one-point ad- |
vantage at the half, the score |
standing 15-14. Nanty-Glo copped |
the third frame, 11-9, and won
the victory with a 17-9 advan-
tage in the final round.
Nanty-Glo won the JV game,
Nanty-Glo High ... wT 7111742
Barnesboro High .. .8 7T 9 9-334
Barnesboro Legion Tops
Windber B.M.A., 35-27
In an independent game played
Thursday at Barnesboro, the Bar-
nesboro Legion defeated Windber
B.M.A. by a 35-27 margin.
Barnesboro held quarter leads
of 9-4, 20-18, and 26-23, and out-
scored the visitors 9-4 in the final
round. J. Morley and Roman vied
for scoring honors for Barnesboro
with 10 points apiece.
Barnesboro Legion ...... 911 6 9-35
Windber BMA .. .414 5 4-27
Patton Junior Varsity
In South Fork Tourney
The junior varsity team of Pat-
ton High School will enter the
annual South Fork Junior Varsity
cage tournament to open Monday,
Mar. 7, and continue until Mar.
17, with 21 teams seeking the
crown won by Westmont last
year.
Patton JV will play Southmont
at South Fork at 8 p. m. next
Wednesday evening in the first
round games of the tourney.
CARRIES BABE ON HIP
A San Blas mother carries her
baby on her left hip, letting the
legs extend saddle fashion on
tilt staged Friday evening on the |,,
Reade Twp., followed by Chilcote
with 12.
Wilmore also took the junior
Those present at the affair in-
cluded: Bob Bowman, Bob Trox-
ell, Lester Jackson, Verna Potter,
Sally Lovell, Harry Cree, Blan-
cherd, Mabel, Rita and Genevieve
Weakland, Mr. and Mrs. Lester | port.
Smiley and children, Sam, Cam- |
illa and Sandra; Harve and Don
Westover, Mr. and Mrs. James
Bowman and children, Billy and
Mary; Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Glass
and children, Patsy and Charles;
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jackson,
Mr. and Mrs. John Troxell and
children, Rea, Roger and Jerry;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews
and Franklin and John Matthews.
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Many Local Folks See
Reade Twp. Take Beccaria
Reade Twp. High defeated Bec-
caria Twp. at a basketball con-
test staged on Beccaria’s hard-
wood last Tuesday evening by a
score of 40-33.
Among those from Glasgow at-
tending the game were: Foster
Troxell and daughter, Patty and
Peggy, Janet Kuhn, Louise Len-
der, Mrs, Laura Cree and son,
Harry; Mrs. Melvin Williams and
children, Joanne, Dick and Louis;
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Troxell and
daughter, Joanne; Mary Lou
Troxell, Calvin B. Stine, Mrs.
Boyd Troxell, Rea McCartney,
George McCartney and Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Jackson.
* ¥ *
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nesbitt
Jr. and son, Charles, and Charles
Burkholder of Johnstown visited
Mrs. Nesbitt’s aunt, Mrs. Margar-
et Burns and Frank Harpster on
Wednesday of last week. |
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hammer, |
and Mrs. Harve Davis and |
rs. George Peterson
A attended |
funeral services at Bellwood for |
Mrs. Peter Karl on Monday after- |
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Troxell and
sons, Roger and Judy, visited Mr.
and Mrs. George McCartney on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Vida McCartney and
grandson, James Moore, have re-
turned to Glasgow after having
visited for some time with Mr.
and Mrs. James Moore of Por-
tage.
The Glasgow Grade School pup-
ils enjoyed two movies shown on
the new projector Monday after-
noon.
Miss Vera Scott and Miss Ruth
Trevarrow of Norristown spent
the week end with Miss Scott's
mother, Mrs. Bertha Scott.
Mrs. Beulah McClellan and son,
Ardell, of Blandburg made a bus-
iness call here Monday.
D. A. Dixon and Charles Kuhn
spent Tuesday in Coalport.
Paul Conrad and Robert Mat-
thews spent Tuesday in Altoona.
Miss Nina Bowman is ill at her
home, suffering from the chicken
pox.
Guy Troxell made a business
trip to Altoona on Tuesday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kruise and
son of Bellwood visited Mr. and
Mrs. Carey Kuhn recently.
Frank Harpster, who suffered
injuries in a recent fall, is able
to be about again.
Misses Janet and Joan Kuhn
spent the week end with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
McCartney.
Visitors at the Annie Kuhn
home Sunday evening were Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Lender and son,
Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Chester |
Kuhn and daughters, Janet and |
either side of her body.
Joan; Mr. and Mrs. John Troxell |}
baby boy, born in the Mercy Hos-
pital, Altoona, on February 26.
The little boy has been named
Sunday afternoon visitors at the elation to your step and your spirit . . .
Bergamaschi home. : ? :
Ronald and Domenic and James | with wider, longer skirts and frilly, rustling petti-
and Marcella Funicella were Wed- | m , .
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Savings 509, and more on these fine bargains!
Wolf Furniture Co.
The Friendly Store in Barnesboro
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