PAGE SIX
Phone
. ning, March
Krehl, Mrs.
SWEET
Spangler
MRS. HILDA DEMI
Barnesboro 281M
Surprise Party Honors
| George Zurenko, Sr., Mrs, Andy
| Ashcroft, Mrs. Mike Roman, Mrs.
George Ashcroft, Mrs. Anna Ash-
croft, Mrs. Katie Macek, Miss |Mr. Andrew
| Elizabeth Ashcroft, Mrs. Helen
| Magulick, Miss Margaret Magu- [ick of
[lick, Mrs. Mary Illiot, Mrs. Mary
Clearfield,
funeral
Braid
She
of a relat
of Cornwa
few days in
tended the
Ebensburg
at the Ben Malick home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hinchar-
spent Sunday School Boy Patrol Cited
UNION PRESS.COURIER
Mrs. Ann Demi is spending | B NDBURG
at- | A
ive,
ith, By SHIRLEY JEAN NASH
Mrs. Mary Magulick
Wylie,and Mrs Nadine Taranto,
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Mrs. John Lutch and family vi-
sited relatives in Patton on Sun-
At Blandburg PTA Meet
The Blandburg
A large number of friends and |p. av.
reiatives met at the home of Mrs, Birthday Party Is Held f ‘Mrs.
Mary Magulick last Friday ove For Frankie Falger, 8
party in honor of Mrs. Magulick’s |
54th birthday anniversary.
The ladies present played bingo | Falger on Saturday afternoon in
and cinch and prizes were award- [honor of their son Frankie, who | Falger.
ed. The guest of honor received | celebrated his Sth birthday. The |
many beautiful and useful gifts. |children played games and were
Those in attendance were: Mrs
Louise Constant, Miss Edith Tem-
19, for a
Toth, Mrs. Sue Lutch, Mrs. Mary | Shaw, Donald Checkon, Joy Het-
Mrs. | rick, Billy Bunchalk, Francis Cer-
Mary Temple, Mrs. Mary Green, |to, Joseph Pallone, Willy Shaw,
Mrs. Cecelia Tinik, Mrs. Lovella | Richard Lazeration, Donald Pal-
Martha Rock,
PATTON, PA.
Fri, Sat., Mar. 26.27
Jimmy Lydon, Jean Porter
GENEVIEVE
Also
Gene Autry, Lynn Roberts
SADDLE PALS
Andy Ashcroft and
Ben Malicky were
Altoona last Monday.
A birthday party was held at Mr. and Mrs.
| the home of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph | of Cresson were
shopper}
recent
served a delicious lunch.
Those in attendance
> Miners’ Hospital
ple, Mrs. Catherine Smolko, Mrs. |Pcggy Sewalish, Carole Demi, | ° ’
Mary Taranto, Mrs. John Zaliz- | Alice Strittmatter, Dorothy Le- Patients Record
nock, Mrs. Rose Taranto, Mrs. |Vorchick, Joann Sherwood, Irma
Vivian Basile, Mrs. James Sal-|Young, Barbara Jones, Joanne Following is the list of patients
bego, Mrs Fritz Morley, Mrs. Joe | Chernicky, Marie Falger, Harry |admitted and discharged at
Mar. 15 to Mar. 22, 1948:
MEDICAL ADMITTED
Mrs. Nannie Collins,
# | Aloysius College is spending her | Eleanor Young,
Easter vacation at the home of |Marks, Bakerton; Mrs. Loret
.
®! Mr. William ‘Young visited re-|Feigh, Patton.
% | latives in Erie over the week end | SURGICAL ADMITTED
| Joann and Danny Lovette of |
+ | Easter vacation at their home. Betty Zinza, Burnside;
% | Professor Lovette has been very | Matteotti, Bakerton; John Bihu
5 | ill at his home.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkins of [ton; Mrs. Regina Winslow, Pat-
Barnesboro; |
k| Brooklyn, N. Y., are visiting at ton; Andrew Kline,
4
Mrs. | meeting on St.
Forrest Plouse
visitors | hy the
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Joe Yingling and by
Barnes-
Emeigh; George
| Mrs. Olive Gillin, Ebensburg R. | s 2
. | Indiana College are spending the |D.; Bernard Gray, Spangler; Mrs, | Son, Doris Lovell, y
Sy Margie Benak, Nyda Jean | Dean on Sunday.
Barnesboro; Slyvania Yerger, Pat- | ney, Donald Lovell
Parent-Teacher
Assn. held their regular monthly
Patrick's Da
in
Mrs
to order by the President,
treasurer,
Mrs,
Martz.
Mrs. Marguerite
in charge of the
tions were given
| Chorus of the 6th, 7th and 8th
| grades; and a piano solo was ren-
dered by Kay Evans.
e Guest speaker of the .evenin
Miners’ Hospital, Spangler, from [was Co. ore Cyrus Ww
Davis, whose subject was “A Tri-
bute to the Patrol Boys.” He also
spoke on juvenile delinquency.
Wagner, Mrs. Ann Malicky, Mrs. lone, John Leslie, Pat Dunchalk, pats Harve Lloyd, Hastings R.| The meeting closed with group
Mary Lutch, Mrs. Philip Demi, | Wilfred Young, John Greene, Alex [D.; John Kline, St. Lawrence; |singing. The next meeting will be
Mrs. Edward Magulick, Mrs. |Leslie, John Chernicky, Frankie | Calvin Weakland, Patton; Mrs. held on April 21, when there will
——————————— |and Joseph Falger, Miss Ann Fal- | Mary Pagano, Barnesboro; Mrs. be held an election of officers.
BLATT BROTHERS ger and Mrs. Marie Falger. Pearl Milchak, Hastings; Mrs. * k 3k
i Frankie received many nice [Caroline McDermott, Bakerton: 1G fL Y
3 gifts and the children had a fine |Cdrol Ann Kolosa, Barnesboro: roup o ocal oung
| time. Vincent Ashurst, Cherry Tree R. | $
| * % o% D. 1; Mrs. Jennie Peel, Marstel- | Folks Attend Skating Party
p| Miss Marjorie Krug of Mt. ler; John Phillips, Westover; Mrs.| Mrs. David Nash chaperoned a
ta | on a skating party at Bolis Rink
« |her mother, Mrs. Esther Krug. |Nealen, Nicktown; Mrs. Catherine |at Bland Park on Thursday of
last week. Those who attended
were: Gladys Davis, Louella Scott,
Shirley Fortney, Bonnie Wilkin-
Barbara Mec-
Troxell, Jerry Lovell. Eddie Fort-
n,
and Shirley
ash.
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the homes of Mrs. Thomas Greene | Mrs. Mildred Veeder, Patton: 1 1
} eameins....5 and Mrs. Arthur Baker. Richard Coble, Burnside; Mrs. Reade Twp. High Juniors
& | Miss Joanne Logue of Mercy | Rachael Mullen, Irvona; Marlene | Present Play on Friday
4 Sun., Mon., Mar.+28-29 . | Hospital, Johnstown, is spending | Paterno, Hastings; Elton Britton, A play “Little Tommy Tucker,”
3 Randolph Scott » | Several days at the home of his|Barnesboro R. D. 2; Mrs. Rose | was presented by the Juniors of |
| Barbara Britton, in § Parents, Mr. and Mrs. John |Riordan, Hastings; Frank Gobris, | the Reade Twp. High School on |
: oS on, In» Logue, | Bakerton; John Weymer Jr, Gar: | Baer Snareh Soi or sing] on |
4 ALBUQUERQUE | Mr. and Mrs. Porter Baker and | solitown B D; Grace Brown The cast in order of their ap-
%* FILMED IN CINE 2 & Son Andrew Robert of McKees- | nshurg ir jAyice Wess |, arahce were:
: s 2 ol 'FCOLOR .| Port and Mrs. Ann Martin of |leY, Spangler; Mrs. Helen Gaydos, i Mrs. Amelda Bradley, Betty Lou Hol-
4 with Gabby Hayes, o | Johnstown were recent visitors | Emeigh; Joseph Patonic, Spang- | 1en; Ramela Carter, Glenna Fishel; |
. Russell Hayden | ,¢ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-|le€r; Thomas Sullivan, Hastings; | Mia, giclen Soonans Julie Mayo, |
: Also—News & Cartoon s | thur Baker. Ralph Rogers, Patton; Ben Hurd, | Scott; Mrs. foutse uekae a Wes. |
. #| James Young has returned to|LaJose; Mrs. Freda Armstrong, | cox: Hugh Rraser Cloyd HoMen: Tom- |
ploofoodoefodoofontoofnfocfoconfodoefooctontscenfoodod his home in Waterford after | Burnside; John Pearce, Burnside; | my Tucker, Vaughn Kruis; Claude Bas- |
s : | two weeks visit at the home of | Carmella Della Valle, Heilwood. samuel IE Bernt |
. 1 Y + | a a azak, vy anana, x€0.
h Tuesday, Mar. 30 b | his brother, Mr. Robert Young. {MEDICAL DISCHARGED > { Glasiow adame Carita Rosita, Glo- |
% Shelia Ryan, Joh | Mr. and Mrs Philip Demi, Mr. | atherine Rayba, Barnesboro; ria Fishel. walls |
: ia Ryan, John Ireland Bland Mrs, Willard Domi and Mr |Frank Gwizdak, Carrolitown Rl, DICCior 2h Sun, Nowa Sige
’ RAILROADED {Fred Demi attended the funeral [D- 1; Sandra Chiominto, Baker- | inne ‘Troxell; Program, "Louisa Busso- |
» Also | of an uncle, Mr. Andrew Braid |ton; Francis Byrnes, Hastings; letti; Propmters, Elaine Nelson, Peggy
& Joan Valerie James Bush | of Cornwath on Tuesday. Betty Abrams, Westover B.D. 1; | TON fave Troxell sang “Because,”
9 y ® p| , Mrs. Ann Malicky and Mrs, [Richard Tirpak, Patton; Ronald | Miss Janet Troxel Roses,” she was
9 CHILDREN * | i Tirpak, Patton; Mrs. Catherine accompanied by Miss Joanne Troxell.
. | Josephine Dunchalk = were shop- : p rer
s «pers in Johnstown last Thursday Geneva, Bakerton; John Polites, Several Scleefions Ustwosn fuss were
Y- . i Ss roxell. =
9 OF THE WILD »| Mr. and Mrs. Wally Wargo and Bakerton; Mrs. Cecelia Shomo, | Sven os The Hour,” and
o "| sont were shoppers in Johstown on Fallen Timber; Charles Jodon, | “Fauter Parade.”
foofoofocfocorortocfocfosforocorforforfocfocfooiooforfooforf 7S | Saturday Barnesboro; Mrs. Anna Drahus- | e plav was a big success.
: ol ata iain: chak, Spangler; Mrs. Mary Pag- | * * *
+ Wednesday, Thursday, Wg Dats Woon Mc, My ano, Barnesboro; Mrs. Theresa | Mrs. Joe Richards and son of
; March 31-April 1 | B Ta oseph Tindigha and|portyugzle Barneshoro: Mrs. Angi | Juniata were Sunday visitors at
o » son of Cresson were visitors at : zert®n: aL ¢ 5
: the 1 £ M M Tucker, Bakertbn; Ann Hollewa, | the home of her parents, Mr. and
% Robert Hutton, po of My_and otter. Jack | Marsteller; Mrs. ‘Pearl Milchak, | arcs Moe Yingling.
+ Joyce Reynolds, in ol ee Tos Salboro Re Hastings. The American Legion Rome In
oo | - 4 _ | SURGICAL DISCHARGED Blandburg is open again after
o ALWAYS TOGETHER | hor RS by Monday ye] Emmit Fitch, Bakerton; Steph- being closed for some time for
1 Also—News, Comedy, 1 rs A in Nara to | en Egnatowski, Glen Campbell; remodeling.
o& and Cartoon oe Mrs Ve. Elliot, Mrs Lotice Mrs. Fannie Smith, Cherry Tree; Mrs. Kenneth and son Dale of
oa. i aa aa. Li pin 2 once ind Mis, Katie ri 5 | Raymond Kelly, Spangler; Mrs. Bellwood are visiting her parents,
ecdoofoodoefoofocorfoofooforfooforforfoofoofoofoofonfocgorge Ss S. Ratie Macek. Regina Winslow, Patton; Sylves- | Mr. and Mrs. David Nash of
bedded ddd dd ddd d ddd divided dpgs | (CF Edminston, Spangler; "Mrs. | Blandburg.
WY TEA « | Mildred Veeder, Patton; Mrs. Mil- ARR
o %¢ | dred Sutton, Hastings; John Bi- >.
’ ? % hun, Barnesboro; William Birch- State Driving Group
) all, Barnesboro; Mrs. Zella Gibson, .
o & Penn Run R. D.; Edward Pardee, Sets Strict Standards
s 0 +4 Hastings R. D.; Mrs. Catherine] A motorist who becomes a
: MESSY o | Burkhart, Barnesboro; Daniel | member of Pennsylvania's new
’ * Sheehan, Patton oe Brows, safe driver league promises to:
o % |Bensburg R. D.; arles Charney, 1. Drive within the legal speed
4 MIXING WITH I Barnesboro; Mrs Rose Riordan, | 1imit ad with rosary tos eed
a o% | Hastings; Germaine Semelsberger, weather conditions.
’ % | Hastings; Mrs. Ella Stephens, La-| 2. Come to a complete stop at
3 . | Jose; Frank Gobris, Bakerton; all stop signs.
4 op [John Weymer Jr. Carrolltown R. 3. Refrain from driving while
“ 4 D.; Aloysius Severin, Carrolltown; drinking.
4 , | David Cunningham, Hastings; El-| 4 Pass only when it can be
oo # | ton Britton, Barnesboro R. D. 2. done legally and safely.
4 % | MATERNITY The league, sponsored by the
: b | Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krumen- | State Highway Safety Conference,
o The all, 4 ade with OIL! % | acker, Carrolltown R. D., son, | gives each member an automobile
] wi o %|Mar. 15. | Window sticker.
: oo Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benny, — —
=» ONE COAT COVERS MOST SURFACES # | Bakerton, son, Mar. 17. —Use a 1¢ post card to send
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PATTON, PA.
|
Phone Patton 3451 or 3171 for Appointment
were
visited relatives in town Sunday.
Maryland
days among relatives here.
| spent
where their daughter, Florine, is |
a patient in a hospital.
Cresson visited
Lloyd Pugh residence.
Mr. and
| spent Friday in Altoona.
Shoppert of Hastings visited in
town last Friday evening.
children,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sherwin, | news you know to us.
Barnesboro, son, Mar. 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thiel,
Barnesboro, daughter, Mar. 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nastasi,
Barnesboro, daughter, Mar. 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lubert,
Barnesboro R. D., daughter, Mar.
1Q
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jubie,
Spangler, son, Mar. ‘18.
Mr. and Mrs. Alcuin Kirsch,
Nicktown, son, Mar. 19.
Mr. and Mrs.* William Drabina,
Barnesboro, son, Mar. 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ashcroft,
Emeigh, son, Mar. 20. -
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woods, Has-
tings, daughter, Mar. 20.
Mr. and Mrs. David Riva, Bar-
nesboro, daughter, Mar. 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cavalier,
Ebensburg, son, Mar. 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bush,
Hastings, son, Mar. 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Molek,
Spangler, son, Mar. 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keith,
Cherry Tree R. D. 2, son, Mar. 21.
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Amsbry
By KATHLEEN BUCHANAN
Frank Herhie of Baltimore, Md., |
was a recent visitor among local |
relatives. .
Mr. and Mrs. George Ganoe, |
Mrs. Elsie Ganoe and daughter,
Shirley, Mrs. Charles Ganoe, and |
Norman Ganoe, all of Heilwood,
Miss Nancy Buchanan visited
at the Leo Link home in Hastings |
this past week end.
Jim McCoy has returned to
after spending a few
Visitors at the Ross Buchanan
home this week end included Bill
and Dave Buchanan and Walter |
| Hemsley of Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick McConnell
| are spending some time with rel-
tives in York and Lancaster, Pa. |
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Madigan |
Sunday in Lock Haven, |
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beiswen-
| ger of Altoona spent Sunday at
the Joseph Beiswenger home in
Amsbry.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gates of
Thursday at the
Shirley Buchanan spent Thurs-
day night at the home of a class-
mate, Romayne Glancy, Gallitzin.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller and
Mrs. Ross Buchanan
Miss Regina Link and Mr. Lyle
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lewis and |
Carol Ann and Dean,
callers in Barnesboro and
| Hastings last Friday.
Y,
March 17, The meeting was called
Hazel Evans, A report was given
Mrs. Dorothy
Marie
Garman was
program which
opened with group singing “Bells
Mary,”a number of selec-
by the Girls
| Coalport
group of young boys and girls | Juqq.
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Funi-
celli were callers on Frank Dorn
at Ebensburg. Mr. Dorn has been
ill for some time.
Mrs. Rae (Little) Fontanella of
New Windsor, Md. spent several
days among relatives here.
Dean Locals
A round and square dance will
be held Easter Sunday at the St.
Mary Magdalene’'s Hall in Fru-
gality. The Juniata Civics Orch-
estra will furnish the music, and
000 tons of black fuel from the |
|
earth,
This
Many major mines in the area
compares
tons produced in the same region |
in Jan, 1947, and 3,461,000 tons |
in Jan., 1948.
Thursday, March 25, 1948
woo IConsolidations
Opposed by Twps.
Supervisors and officers in the
Indi-
with
Bob Wray will be caller, Refresh-
—hard hit by the car situation— |second class townships in
[ve Mrs.
ments will be sold.
Mrs. Joseph Bergamaschi was
concerned over the safety of her | :
(son, Harris, and his family, who ro uction 0sses
live in the area of the mid-West- |
ern tornadoes on Friday. On Sat-
urday she received a weeran | $0 Far This Year
Saying they Were safe, the storm
aving barely missed them. Fos- 1 1
terburg, Ill, %he town which was Rail Car Shortage Big
leveled by the tornado, is only a| Factor in North County
few miles from where her son
resides. Hampered by a railroad car
Master Teddy Judd, son of Mr, | Shortage, the District coal mines
Raymond Judd, was | Were forced down to a slow pace
e e Je 20 "haa NYE
Coal Mining Suffers re cred io varie co
meet orders, | Wednesday night of last week to
tna, Blair, Cambria and Butler
counties organized at Indiana on
At the same time, thousands of | fight consolidation.
coal miners suffered big cuts in s D A i head of
paychecks as operations remained town R. D., was named head of
idle from one to two days each |the group.
week.
In addition to the tight supply |
of railroad hoppers,
have been
to obtain the number of miners |
needed to keep production at the | meetin $30,000 is paid as dues
peak capacity. Hundreds of rine | 2 p i
J. Garfield Bagshaw, of Franks-
The organization also asked a
check of the funds of the Penn-
| sylvania Association of Township
many mines | §ypervisors, the state body of
} : shouldering another | yop all township officers are
handicap. They have been unable | yampers.
According to a report at the
into the state organization annu-
very ill last week. His condition | Pefore the walk-out threw in agp would be employed at dis- | ay. They scek to have half the
is much improved at this writing, | full block.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bernazzoli, |, A downward dip in production
formerly of Altoona, now are|in January continued during the
making their home in Dean. past month, according © tonnage
Mr. Frederick Jacobs of Niag- | Il8ures provided by the State De-
ara Falls spent a few days a partment of Mines,
the home of his parents during| Coal output in Central Penn-
the past week. sylvania region in February fell
Mr.'and Mrs. Joseph Bergamas- | 2lmost 1,000,000 below Jan.” 1947,
chi motored to Blairsville Sunday | When mines were sprinting off to |
afternoon. [2 peacetime record. : |
Mr. and Mrs. James Cusick of Production dropped approxima- |
spent Sunday at the|tely 850.000 tons below January,
home of Mr. and Mrs.” Raymond | 1948. With deep mines now clos- |
| ed, hopes for another banner year |
Wilber Hollen, seaman 2/c, has |in the mine fields have been dealt |
returned to Great Lakes, Ill, af-|an early blow. |
ter spending a 10-day leave here. | A railroad car “famine” during |
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Balzano of | February cut a wide gash from |
Dysart and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas | potential production in the area. |
Swires of Altoona were callers in During February miners in the |
| 11 bituminous districts comprising |
trist operations if they were avail-
able.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Reghetti, | the area's coal region dug 3,092,- |:
—Use the “Courier” classifieds.
nn
Loyal Order of Moose, 488, Patton
amount turned back to the town-
ships.
—Comics in the Courier weekly.
iff Imnz
After Lenten Dance °
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