Thursday, March 4, 1948 : UNION PRESS.COURIER PAGE NINE March 4 1048 Mi ’ i ° Barnesboro; Mrs. Anna Tucker, ot y i ivi p i | I CaiDia Joya: Bakerto WHERE HAVE WE HEARD THAT BEFORE? M i Cl S refrain from driving while drink- M 1 le Monastery be- ners 0s ! d ich, Barniesboro; ‘Mra. Catherine By M. A. een 0 or ub upport | ing. on 2a ly when it 8 le. Slot achines Hold ) ' e ms—— Other requirements are that the 2. Special inten- or the sick. RNASE Patients’ Record Brown, Barnesboro. SURGICAL ADMITTED Bakerton Boy Scouts That house (s all made of gingerbread and cookies / Given Pennsylvania |--: must bear a inspection vehicle current motor vehicle Nothing from Him e placed on the . aw i S ar § 1 { | ine’ days im 3 Baby Girls to Have Gur Sy, Spangler; Rona Camp Near St. Benedict Safe Driver Lea ue | Sticker; possess a Pennsylvania& chicago police said that Delbert elite nuns during Birthdays Every 4 Years | Toth, Barnesboro; Roy Yeager, | oon Sot Tio0P F672 of Bate | | Character and. sincere in the: de. | Shinn's surefire method of hitting y St. Boniface; Mrs. Lucy Dietrick, x x rs ee ‘ ? i. oo | slot machi jackpots, is all rig oF Lent. Satuglite Following is the list of patients | Patton Hac D.: % racy Qiotrit weekend winter camping at | An ample supply of Pennsylva sire to better highway conditions, with them. Jaripots, i= all night to, Pa, admitted and discharged at the | Emeigh; Harold Matatall, Mahaf- | Leale’s Cabin, near St. Benedict, nia's Safe Driver League stickers| It is sincerely hoped that €i| “gpinn 36, described his sch y (Fl Miners’ Hospital, Spangler, from | fey; Mrs. Anna Proud, Barnes-|FeP. 26 to Feb. 28. Twenty-seven are available to motorigts wishing wil Holo & his Donny to detectives who took ‘him into ) ’ to enroll i » safe a ign | will enroll in the Safe Drive ea - 0 enroll in the safety campaign 1 i end | custody. He said that by drilling Feb. 23 to Mar. 1, 1948: boro; Margaret McNulty, Carroll- | boys, under the leadership of their at the office of the Johnstown gue,” Mrs. Westerman stated. a hole in the side of a slot ma- MEDICAL ADMITTED town; Mrs. Mary Holtz, Spangler; Scoutmaster Tom, Lenmier, an at the’ office ¢ o Mrs. Westerman stated. ol . | Sara Conrad, Patton R. D.; Mrs, their Junior Asst. Scoutmaster, otor Club, it was announced utomobr.e Libs have A Ways | hine | i inc a) bg A IRL Mary Young, Glen Gampbell; [Jim Blose, roughed it from ¥ri- this week by Claire Westerman, | been active in the field of high- chine it was easy to trip the jack diana; y : day afternoon through Sunday General Manager. way safety,’ the AAA Automo- |Pot lever. “and it is felt But Shinn contended “The slot was] Mrs. Hazel Price, Burnside; Gene- vieve Dilts, Commodore R. D. 1; Norman Smarsh, Bakerton; Mar- Charles Charney, Emeigh; Mrs. Berniece Thomas, Hastings; Mrs. Mary Kopera, St, Boniface, An- thony Patrick, Spangler; George Blose, Earl Evans, Earl Paratto, Lenny Teklinsky, Paul Columbus, Tommy Barnes, Tommy Fitch, Gunny Contorchick, Bobby Law- the Governor's Highway Safety Conference will be given a stick- er at no cost merely by applying | bile official said, ward bringing about a reduction in the death accident rate on our streets and highways.” [ Indisna) ag Jodon, Barnes- Ann Yarko, Cherry Tree: Carl |afternoon. The following boys Motori 11 oro R. D.; Mrs. Mary Shonsky, y 3 e: Cal + } ) “Motorists enrollin in this ! . : : ia : Borearton: John it Ber ay: McKee, Westover R. D. 1; Mrs. | were present for the outing: Jim safety campaign a od by Gov. that cooperation with this worth- machine is illegal. You can't take € y 4 James H. Duff as an activity of while ndeavor will do much to-|money illegally from something : ok that is illegal.” Shinn readily admitted having tripped numerous jackpots in the state of Ohio. He has been held ’. T /A celline Ropp, Patton R. D.; Mrs. |Sedlock, Barnesboro; Mrs. Mary b 2 b Mary Frostbutter, Carrolitown; | Kalakay, Barnesboro; Mrs. Mar- | rence, Cabber Vanscavich, Jack at the office of the Motor Olab,” emai ———— 1 jon Grazier, Bakerton, and Mrs. | Bassett, Jih Bassett, Robert Bos- Mrs. Westerman explained, adding A FRIEND Without charge and Xess the evidence turns up something of a Alvin Lockard, Barnesboro R. D. 1; David Orlosky, Spangler; Mrs. Pearl Rowland, LaJose R. D. 1; Nancy Davis, Barnesboro R. D. 2; Seno Kitchen, Westover. MEDICAL DISCHARGED Mrs. Clara Miller, Barnesboro,; lett, Ducky Lachery, Alex Gol- micz, Bobby Badilo, Frank Kot- rick, Dutch Kotrick, Mike Konit- sky, Tom Yarko, Bernie Yarko, that ‘it is not necessary for a mo- torist to be a member of the Club to obtain a sticker. “Stickers are to be placed on By JAMES KURTZ To have a friend so true To help, to know and care, law violation, he will be releas- What a joy and a comfort ed. ON PETRIFIED WOOD ’ John Pearce. Burnside; Frank |Elbert Dayarmin, Cherry Tree R. . Zz Sarnesky, St. Benedict; Donna |D.; Warren Solley, Barnesboro; Eddie Kapello, Pat Lamont, Bob the lower right hand corner of |To make your life so new \ Miller, St. Benedict; Betty Mae [Imogene Jones, Barnesboro; Mrs. Lamont, Paul Hovan sag Joey the rear window. These blue and ; Petrified wood is not wood at Anna Whites, Emeigh; Marie Gia- | Shevock. Copyright, 1048, Cincinnati Chronkte, | 801d stickers will signify that the Days oo atime all, and never was wood. It is a motorist is safety conscious, re- form of quartz that, as the wood Abrams, Westover R. D.; Nancy iti ; lareta, Barnesboro; Mrs. Helen | The Boys concluded festivities Breth, Westover R. D.; Carol |Stubno, Carrolitown; Judith EI-|by hiking home to Bakerton on cognizing th i Still a friend to hel fai i ; ) i e need for good driv-|Still a friend to help you; Merriman, Patton; Barry Barrett, | diott, Marsteller; Mrs. Agnes| Sunday afternoon, and Scout St. Augustine Patton Property Sold wap 2 TV" | A friend to wipe a tear. How. disintegra co H n, Indiana; Samuel Kit-|Troop 72 is fast gaining the rep- —— Peter, Anna and Mary L. Hom To obtain a Pennsylvania Safe Regardless of the trouble ness of the original structure. . “ | Driver League sticker the motor- chen, LaJose R. D. 1; Peter Stine, utation as being the ‘hikingist” A meeting of the Sodality of Of which this world can bring yak of Patton have purchased a property in Patton fronting 25 feet on Magee Ave. from Edward T. Little, also of Patton, for the approximate consideration of $5,- 000, according to a deed filed at Ebensburg during the past week. LIMITED IMPUNITY The North American king snake, with utmost impunity, will attack any other snake on the continent. If it is bitten by a snake from Africa, India or any other foreign land, however, it is immediately affected. ist must sign an application pled- ging that he will observe the fol- lowing four rules for correct dri- ving: Drive within the legal speed limit and with regard to road and weather conditions; come to a complete stop at all, stop signs; It is still the greatest value, The friend that makes you sing. VISITS AT FLINTON R. D. Richard Evans of Rahway, N. J., spent a recent week end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Evans of Flinton R. D. 1. troop in the Admiral Robert E. Peary Council. Scoutmaster Leh- mier reports that the boys were tired but very happy and all are looking forward to summer camp with renewed vigor. * * Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Columbus were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rouck of Brooklyn, N. Y.,, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Molinari and son of Rossiter. Mrs. John Lawrence, Mr. Peter Valevich, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Valevich of Detroit, Mich, are here due to the illness of their father, Mr. Stanley Valevich, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Busunus, Misses Jean and Betty Vallery were business callers in Johns- town on Tuesday. Miss Rita Wentz of Pittsburgh spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wentz. Misses Eileen Farabaugh, Mag- dalene and Alice Panczak were callers in Altoona on Weanesday, ohn the Blessed Virgin will be held here this Friday evening, Mr. 6, at 8:00. A PTA meeting was held in the hall here last Wednesday evening. After the business session, a mo- vie, “Duke off West Point,” was shown to a large audience. Chester Summer of Altoona was a caller here recently. Ruth Horne, a student at In- diana State Teachers’ College, spent the week end at her home here. George Bender and Robert Na- gle are visiting relatives in New York this week. Miss Alice McGough, R. N., has returned to Pittsburgh after an extended visit at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnston and daughter Ruth, and twins, Martha and Margaret, visited with Mrs. Johnstons’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Adams on Thurs- day evening. : Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adams of Loretto, visited with Mr. Adams’ } BLATT BROTHERS Spangler; Mrs. Hazel Price, Burn- side; Marcelline Ropp, Patton R. y D.; Mrs. Anna Hovan, Bakerton; Gary Hoover, Patton, and Mrs. PATTON, PA. | Grace Kellander, Marsteller. * | SURGICAL DISCHARGED fo Norman Stoneberg, Hastings, b | Helen Haracivet, Ashville; George L | Dercotch, St. Benedict; George b | Lloyd, Barnesboro R. D. 2; Mrs. * | Martha Callahan, Barnesboro; , | James Taranto, Spangler; Mrs. b | Awilda Dowey, Patton; Mrs. Anna o Proud, Barmesboro; Mrs. Agnes L | Valeria, Barnesboro; Harold Mat- lb | atall, Mahaffey; James Hauazie, b | Marsteller; Mrs. Lottie Toth, . | Barnesboro; Mrs. Josephine Si- b | bert, Hastings; Theresa Riva, | Barnesboro; John Lewin, Spang- . | ler; Ronald Curry, Mahaffey R. bp | D.; Bernadine Mietus, Barnesboro; 1 Carl McKee, Westover R. D., and e | Mrs. Mary Holtz, Spangler. * | MATERNITY o Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ceran- o o . o o o 4 . . . . o . . . . o o . < o —Send news you know to us! Fri, Sat., Mar, 5-6 Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake, in BLONDIE IN THE DOUGH Adrian Bo wisi Hale ALONG THE OREGON TRAIL FILMED IN TRUCOLOR Easter oy? Secor Bede ode ted de Bell Boole Be ae coalo ale ae Be Be ce Be Be Be Bane Be Be Be Bel BD. Baskets to Fill, . 15¢ 89c Filled Baskets, 29c¢ $1.98 SUN., MON., TUESDAY, March 7-8-9 koski, Barnesboro, daughter, Feb. 23 Eastertide Mix .. 1b 40c Mr. and Mrs. Leo Trexler, Pat- TYRONE POWER, ton, daughter, ob. 24 ; Yespry pan a TN parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ad- Choc Rabb 9 8 JEAN PETERS, i I. an rs. Robert Jones,|and Alex RKutsick 0 it, | ams recently. oc Rabbits, 19¢ to $1.9 RS, in ¥ | Spangler, son, Feb. 24. Sh, Mr, John Shonsky of Cle:| Tones me was a guest of Easter Grass a M00 ne CAPTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thorpe, | veland, O., and Mrs. Catherine | songs in Spangler on Sunday Novelties m ggs .... doz. 20c Cherry Tree, son, Feb. 24. Wisneski of Honesdale, Pa., Were |qyening. E D Filled Eggs Mr. and Mrs. John Polinsky, | called home last week due to the| ar. "ang Mrs. Paul McGough gg yes pkg. 10c Murphy's Mix From CASTILE IN TECHNICOLOR Continuous Show at 4:00 on Sunday; Shows at 6:30 on Monday and Tuesday serious illness of their mother, Mrs. John Shonsky, who is a pa- tient at the Miners Hospital in Spangler. Nicktown announce the birth of a son on February 20. This is the couple's second child. Earl J. long, .a student at Penn State, spent the week end at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Albino Marra and Spangler, daughter, Feb. 24. Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell, Patton, daughter, Feb. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown, Barneshoro, daughter, Feb. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yablin- sky, Carrolltown, son, Feb. 27. Mossly's 1s the place Fruit-Nut Egg, . 11b 98c to do your Easter shop- ping. You can find all the things you need at Small Extra Charge for Decorating Lots of candy here! De- le Dt sid Mrs Joseph Zerbes, By ROSE MARIE HUBER family are moving from this the os feasoaable % and ‘M . Law: » Val- 5 ; place to the Johnson farm near : 3 e 0 Wed., Thurs, Mar. 10-11 r rs. Lawrence Val Mrs. Bertha Noel of Latrobe |cpest Springs. prices imaginable! licious chocolate marsh- enty, Hastings, daughter, Feb. 27. Mr. and Mrs. John Shea, Bar- nesboro, son, Feb. 28. Mr. and Mrs. George Doman- ick, Spangler, daughter, Feb. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ober, Starford, daughter, Feb. 29. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Farabaugh of Altoona visited with Mrs. Fa- rabaugh’s brother, Cyrus Whar- ton, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Link an- nounce the birth of a son; Mrs. Link is the former Catherine Na- mallow eggs, mouth wa- tering mixes, fruit-nut eggs and many other wonderful goodies to bring happiness on Eastet spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wielana. Sr. Mary Ricardo R. S. M,, of Loretto, spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Joe Parrish. Mr. and Mrs. Rube Farabaugh » Walter Pidgeon, | Deborah Kerr, in J IF WINTER COMES Stuffed Toys 89¢ 52.98 with Binnie Barnes and Janet Leigh Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lute, Bar- , fai nesboro, daughter, Feb. 29. of Cameron's Bottom visited atioje daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 3 i the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe| Ralph Nagle. morning to kiddies! $..9.9.9.9.090.9 9. 0090000000. o Parrish on Sunday. o ; : ; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lyons and Give the kiddies a differbnt a St. Benedict By MISS MARY REAM Verlo Berringer Feted On 37th Anniversary Mr. Verlo Berringer, better-; known as “Nub,” was honored at a party held at his home on Sat- urday evening on his 37th birth- day anniversary. The following attended: Mr. and Mrs. Rhuel Coble, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Coble, Mr. and Mrs. Doyte| gift this Easter. Any one of these pretty, stuffed animals will be very welcome. family of Mt. Carmel visited at the home of Mr. John Kline on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Duman and son, Jack, of Ebensburg, vis- ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rube Lieb on Sunday. Miss Julia Lieb, student at In- diana State Teachers’ College, spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Lieb. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Smith and family visited among relatives in Tyrone on Sunday Mr. G. L. Krumenacker and Miss Mary Ellen Norton were callers in New Kensingtoh Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cooney | are the proud parents of a daugh- ter, born on Feb. 23, in Miners’ Hospital, Spangler. Margaret Bridge of Latrobe spent the week end at the home of Miss Helen Kirsch. Mr. Merle Kirsch of Carroll- town was in town on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sheen and family of Park Hill visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Kir- sch on Sunday. The Nicktown and Heilwood CUTE TRICKS FOR SPRING CHICKS! Young dresses that enliven a school room and brighten up week ends. Whether in prints, plaids or plain shades, they're “high” numbers! A PLAID WITH A PEPLUM Neatly belted; circular skirt,, of course! Fine gingham . . . 5.95 ne Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Rummel and family of Union- | town, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coble and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stabley of Cherry Tree, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williams of town. A delicious lunch was served and all reported a good time. x x» TE A RE RR RR RR RR PT Greeting Cards Miss Dorothy Stoltz of Altoona was a visitor this week at her home here. Visitors this week at the Allen Knarr home were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Knarr and Mr. and Mrs. Port McClinsey and family of Diamondville. Mrs. Tillie Lang spent a week at the home of her daughter, 2 for 5¢, 5¢, 10¢5 25¢ Let your friends hear from you at Easter time. Select cards now from our large assortment, A DRESS WITH A visited with Mrs. Vern Ahlstrom at the Miners’ Hospital in Span- gler. Melvin (Swede) Anderson spent Sunday evening in Barnesboro. Shirley Malloy, Sara Travata and Vivian Symons are attending practices of the Northern Cam- bria Co. Band. Miss Jean Eleanor Symons was a week end visitor at her home a “GIBSON GIRL” LOOK girls played a game of basketball Mrs. V. H. Ream of Morgantown, 1 ; : on Sunday afternoon in St. Nich- |West Virginia. 2.7 It’s a honey from its olas’ Hall. The score was 19 to 17,| Miss Esther Anderson of Pitts- THE ‘“NEW LOOK” 4 little boy collar, wide in favor of Nicktown. burgh spent the week end at the B > C t S ts * Bi belt, big sleeves, to Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Lien rand Some of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar An- Ooys Oa c y § : im, isitors in Altoo- |derson. D hem of its wide skirt. ee Miss Adele Ahlstrom and Miss $ Women’s Dresses ( 1 Emily Holmquist of Pittsburgh > ’ - 83.77-%1.77 Look your prettiest for Easter! Select a new dress of exquisite color and material! Let it have new, exciting style and be as beau- tiful as a spring flower! ’8.95 Marsteller Mrs. William Shannon has been on the sick list. Sally Hutton of Indiana is vi- siting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hutton. Mr. Michael Hudak of Star- ford spent the week end with his brother, Joe Hudak. Don’t miss this chance to get your tot one of these pretty coat sets with match- ing hats! They make an adorable outfit. 1 to 6X, 5 Fannie C. Wetzel CARROLLTOWN gon ER RRR SR Rd a a ig pial aan i gas gpa and Mrs. John Masserio on Sat- urday were: Mr. and Mrs. James Masserio and son, John David, of NOTICE! THE COMMISSIONERS of Cam- oofocfosfosfoeforfecfosforfococfecforie h TE = = = Mr. Harvey Hutton has been |here. moummm Automobile Owners Attention! quite ill at > home. The Bakerton Boy Scout Troop . Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Durandetti|spent the week end at Peale’s and daughter of Watkins spent |Cabins. WOMEN’S Sunday at the home of Mr. and| Jimmy Stratton has been on Mrs. E. Tronconi. the sick list but at this writing is BI Visitors at the home of Mr. reported to be coming along fine. ouses Tot’s Coats $4.79, $9.95 GINES i : x 8 Pittsburgh; Mr. and Mrs. Steve 2 Smarsh and daughter Frances, bra County ave agresd los me f . 3 dark T aQ roars Q111 P, SR 1E€] Mrs. Anna Butolino, all of St.| tus + Ps fon et Fen of $4.95 $5.95 Perk-1 1 last year’s suits and to skirts with old-fashioned cotton Michael; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Colum- bus, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Berto- lino and son Bert, all of Barnes- boro; Mrs. V. Bonfili and daugh- ter Bernetta, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bonfili, all of Bakerton; Mr. Pete Bertolino, Jr., of St. Michael; Jim Dontella and Bob Charney. $50.00 Assessed Name of Celuta Rice Est. as 2 L. No. 88, 89— Prop. No. 49-0763; $25.00 Asses- sed Name of Olivia Rice as 1 H and 1 L No. 87—Prop. No. 49- 0764, to Joel Troxell, under the Act of Assembly of the Common- wealth, approved the 29th day of July, 1941, P. L. 600. The Court of Common Pleas of Cambria County, Penna., has fixed MARCH 10, 1948, at TEN o'clock A. M,, in the Court House, Ebensburg, Pennsylvania, for a hearing on the Petition for con- firmation of said Sale. The Pro- perty to be sold was assessed in the name of Celuto Rice Est. as (LESS ACCESS blouses. Jerseys and rayon cre- Lovely coats for little folks. pes, too, in the new modes. Styles and colors designed especially for small children. You'll be delighted with them, Sizes 1 to 6X. tote. NS ENGINEERED AND BUILT BY CHRYSLER CORPORATION —— CHRYSLER Plymouth AUTOMOBILES 7 [HEL LITT [ly PARTS | rm Ballerina Skirts $9.95 $3.95 WNew-Wot Rebuitt! ALL BRAND NEW PARTS ASSEMBLED AND BLOCK- TESTED AT FACTORY Al Latest Amateur Songwriters Get Radio Recognition Ray DiBello, one of the organ- izers of United Music, Inc., Music Publishers of Pittsburgh, along with Edward Volkman and An- thony Ley, sponsors of the Unit- STURDY LONG WEARING SHOES Tot’'s White Shoes 52.29 IL NSE] VAT AL] XP esate These pretty skirts are spring Well - made Dy : ih news! Beautifully flared and in shoes for little “tots” & = wa gos FS + t § & : 8 / 2 ed Music Club, have at last gain- 2 > : $ (improvements: MGREAR ed the cooperation of KDKA ra- 2 L No. 88, 89; Olivia Rice as 1 to pamper young hiselons colors: Lovely: ravous. ; FR. accesso dio station, to help amateur song- H and 1 L No. 87, Building Re- growing feet. e : & rr 7) writers win recognition with their | 00Ved, in Reade Township, and crepes, pleated all around E HEE : . yl was sold to the County on June E songs. All amateur songwriters 28. 1938. i 5 can now submit their songs di- rect to KDKA for broadcast. United Music, Inc. is a non- profit organization to help deser- ving writers of merit and to fight the song publishing racketeers. It is gaining quite a folowing over the United States and is highly recommended by the Better Bus- iness Bureau. The total amount of taxes, muni- cipal claims, penalties, interest and costs due is $110.15, $312.95. BY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Maurice A. Springer, Clerk ws a A FA LE mn, Pit . % HALUSKA MOTORS DIRECT DEALER — CHRYSLER & PLYMOUTH Cor. Magee & 5th PATTON N 3-4 —Nothing is so unexpectedly upsetting as a small piece of snow-covered ice. BARNESBORO, PENNA.
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