~ 1 3 5 3 ! \ ww Ee —— Ng OY Thursday, April 8, 1948 Your Opportunity to Save up to Starts: FRIDAY, 10:00 A. M. BE HERE EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS! NEVER BEFORE SUCH A SALE! NEVER BEFORE SUCH VALUES! . . OUTFIT THE ENTIRE FAMILY AT MILTON'S — . MILTON’S Women’s — Children’s Shoes Latest Styles! All New Spring Footwear On Racks, Easy Selection Miners’ Hospital Patients’ Record Following is the list of patients admitted and discharged at the| Miners’ Hospital, Spangler, from | Mar. 29 to Apr. 5, 1948: MEDICAL ADMITTED Mrs. Elizabeth Mansell, Barnes- boro R. D. 2; Mrs. Clara Miller, Barnesboro; Daniel Farabaugh, Carrolltown; John Couturiaux, | Patton; Joseph Angelo, St. Bene- | dict; Mrs. Rose Capute, Patton; | Mrs. Rachael Schilling, Bakerton; Louis Schanetti, Barnesboro; Os- | car Evrard, Hastings; Camille Cantalope Jr. Spangler; Mrs. Evelyn Thomas, Hastings; Mrs. Bertha Lauer, Carrolltown R. D.; Catherine Rayba, Barnesboro; Mrs. Vivian Sikora, St. Benedict; Ernest Peterson, Hastings; Lloyd Patterson, Cherry Tree; Mrs. Vera Senior, Spangler. SURGICAL ADMITTED Walter Diehl, LaJose R. D. 1; Mrs. Anna Bem, Hastings; Mrs. Luck Lawerts, Patton; Sylvester Schilling, Bakerton; Mrs. Ger- trude Smith, Massillon, O.; Mrs. Elsie Burns, Barnesboro; Mrs. Viola Miller, Hastings; Mrs. Lou- ella Murphy, Carrolltown; George Benson Jr., St. Benedict; William | Lawrence, St. Benedict; Joseph Taverini, Emeigh; Lawrence Brink, LaJose R. D.; Mrs. Pearl | Ozella, Marsteller; Paul Smith, Glen Campbell, R. D.; Walter El- liot, Alverda; Lois Anna, Has- tings; Marie Swenk, Barnesboro; Foland Hanico, Hastings; Mrs. Grace Bloom, Marsteller; Leslie Horn, Jr., Barnesbhoro; Clifton If it is a NEW Moore, Majestic, Caloric, G. E. you need it will pay you to See the Display at Binders Store in Hastings! NEED A [= - PHONE! Cash "advanced for any | useful purpose. Several | venient monthly repay- ment terms. Prompt, cour- 1 I I il BARNESBORO ! BUDGET PLAN, INC. I teous service. i | LUCAL CONSUMER loan plans available. Con- DISCOUNT COMPANY Bank Bldg. Barnesboro Derringer, Jr | bo HARARE Men’s , Patton; Mrs. Rita Ludington, St. Benedict. MEDICAL DISCHARGED Mrs. Helen Suenkonis, | boro; Mrs. Clara Miller, Barnes- | ro; Sharon Nelson, Cherry Tree; Mrs. Catherine Kopas, Barnesbo ro, Mrs. Sarah Bee, Cherry Tree; Peter Baranick, Pittsburgh; Clay- | [ ton Lantzy, Barnesboro R. D.; To- ny Formice, Bakerton; Mrs. An- near at her home here on Sun- | Those from out of town attend- na Campbell, Barnesboro; John |day, Apr. 4. ling the funeral of Mrs. Anna Phillips, Westover; Mrs. Rachel| The guests were Mr. and Mrs. |Zumer included: Mrs. Helen Gal. Schilling, Bakerton; Joseph Ange- lo, St. Benedict; John Hipps, Bar- nesboro; Mrs. Lavra Boring, Mar- steller; Mrs. Kathryn Holtz, Has: tings; Mrs. Edith Richards, Coal- port; Mrs. Anna Klapak, Spang- ler; Daniel Farabaugh, Carroll- town; Mrs. Mary Shonsky, Bak-| erton; Mrs, Laura Thurston, Ma- haffey R. D. SURGICAL DISCHARGED Benjamin Hurd, LaJose; Rob- ert Stewart, Cherry Tree R. D.; Clair Hoffman, Carrolltown; Mrs. Cora Calabria, Bakerton. Mrs. Helen Wenzel, Carrolltown: Mrs. Gertrude Smith, Masillon, Ohio; John Hoover, Patton; Eugene Del- pierre, Patton; Carmella Della Valle, Heilwood; Andrew Vislosky, Spangler; Lawrence Brink, La- Jose R. D.; Alex Askew, Mars- teller; John Pearce, Burnside; Sylvania Yerger, Patton; Marie Swenk, Barnesboro R. D.; Anna, Hastings; Mrs. Violet Shep- herd, Cherry Tree; Alice Lindsay, Harrisburg; Ronald Hanico, Has- tings; Mrs. Grace Bloom, Mars- teller; Mrs. Louella Murphy, Car- rolltown. MATERNITY Mr. and Mrs. Arch Dumm, of Nicktown, daughter, Mar. 31; Mr. and Mrs. Horace Davidson, Pat- ton, son, March 31; Mr. and Mrs. William Sunderland, Glen Camp- bell, daughter, April 1; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel DeBella, Barnesboro, daughter, April 1; Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Wojno, Marsteller, daugh- ter, April 1; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams, Glen Campbell, son, Ap- ril 1; Mr. and Mrs. HarrysWalfe, Burnside, son, April 2; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bishop, Ebensburg, daughter, April 2; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hall, Patton, son, April 2; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bradford, Spangler, son, April 2; Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dowey, Carrolltown, daughter, April 3; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carson, Barnesboro, son, April 4 ASHVILLE Mr. and Mrs. George Burgoon, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens, Miss Faye Burgoon, Clyde Conrad and Ira Burgoon motored to Johns- town recently to visit among rel- atives. Miss Faye Burgoon of Millville, N. J., spent the Easter week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Burgoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens re- cently moved here from Millville, New Jersey. —The Patton Recreation Park will open on Decoration Day this year. Lois | ® GOLD CROSS ®* AIR STEP ® AMERICAN GIRL | Barnes- | Mrs Has Mr |ed her Tlst birthday with a din- Attend Zumer Fonersl | Marcellith Miller and son, Donny, Mr. and children of St. Boniface, Mr. | Anna Hurey, {and | daughter, Florence, and Mr. and | family afid Mr. and Mrs. William | Mrs. | ren ‘On A | held [Greene at her | evening. | featured and the honor guest re- | | ceived many nice gifts. | ber of prizes also were awarded | winn | Th j Joseph Falger, ger, | wara Sogus, Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Bulk Seed Garden Tools rs foung, Mrs. Frances Ab- Paints & V. is | rams, Mrs. Lovell Wagner, Mrs. Paints & Varnishes Mrs. Mary Greene Honored UNION PRESS.-COURIER Shoes for Women - CAROLYN — COME | Westover, Mrs. Delores ASHOTOfL Ug : Spangler {Mrs. Ann Malicky, Mrs. Mary Wylie, Mrs. Mary Temple, Mrs. PERS, ‘Barneshor Mv | Louise Constant, Mrs. Philip | Demi, Mrs. Anna Baker, Mrs. Sue Lutch, Mrs. Veronica Lutch, | Mrs. Kathryn Kline, Mrs. Katie I Macek and Mrs, Ann Teklinsky. * * . Louella Wag Wagner 71st Anniversary s. Louella Wagner celebrat- | lant and family of Newark, N. J.; William Gregory | Helen and John Hurey, Detroit; Miami, Fla.; Mr. Frank Berzansky and and Mrs. Mrs. Clarence Wagner and | and Mrs. Howard Yarnell and child- | Berzansky and family of Wilmore; of Tipperary. | Mrs. Anna Stasko, Mr. and Mrs. John Stasko and Mr. and Mrs. Domenick Scarmazino, all of Por- tage; Mrs. Anna Huck, Charles Birthday Anniversary [and Walter Oleksekhack, all of surprise birthday party was | METS, Pa. in honor of Mrs. Mary | r. and Mrs. George Pyo, Steve Pyo, Mr. and Mrs. John Oleksek- Hope or ariar ine hak, k, Mrs. rs. Mike Mazur, Mrs. Mike Cinch A num- | —Shop at— BINDERS in HASTINGS for your Spring Requirements House Cleaning Supplies ers of the games. ose in attendance were: Mrs. | Mrs. Marie Fal- | Miss Anna Falger, Mrs. Ste- — Shoes for Men - ® FREEMAN ® WINTHROP ® AMERICAN GENTLEMAN Kerence, Charles Ference, Steve Doperach, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Zu- mer, Paul Zumer, Mrs. Mike Pyo and Mrs. Salko, all of Lilly, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tinik, Mrs. Mary Tinnick and son, Mary Brodosky and Mr. and Mrs. George Tuchula, all of Patton; Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Klezek of Ebensburg, and Mr. Joseph Stasko and son of Clar- ence, Pa. * * * Miss Margaret Kelly, R. N., of Butler Veterans’ Hospital, spent a few days at the home of her mother, Mrs. Grace Kelly. Mrs. Philip Demi entertained her cinch club last Tuesday even- ing. A tasty lunch was served. and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Katie Macek, Mrs. Leslie McGau- ghey and Mrs. Mary Wylie. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greene on Sun- day were Mr. Sam Jessop of Tur- | tle Creek, Mrs. Elizabeth Mor- | ressy, Mr. C. R. Wesner and dau- ghter, Elizabeth, and Mr. Black, all of Atoona. The Lynn Wetherson Post 569 Legion Auxiliary of Spangler ser- ved dinner for the Spangler Sportsmen’s Assn. on Sunday at the Legion Home. About 200 men attended the affair. Mrs. Gwen Elliot of this place is visiting in Pittsburgh for a few days. | PAGE SEVEN ALL ROADS LEAD TO MILTON’S SHOE STORE —IN BARNESBORO! LOST OUR LEASE WEMUST VACATE $40,000 STOCK OF HI-GRADE FOOTWEAR MUST GO! OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE! NOTHING HELD BACK! SAVE NOW DURING MILTON’S GREAT SALE! All These Famous Makes — Shoes for Children - ®* BUSTER BROWN ® POLL PARROT ® ROBIN HOOD ® Ete. Ete. 90: Shoe Store 10th Street Barnesboro Marriage Licenses} Henry John Hincherick, Al- toona, and Ruth Thresa Cox, Ash- ville. James Andrew Frank and Helen |) Elizabeth Scott, both of Bland- burg. James Terrence Purcell, Lucer- | nemines, and June M. Weir, Mar- steller. | PUBLIC NOTICE The proposed budget of the | Patton School District for the | school year ending July, 1949, is| available for public inspection in | the office of the Supervising | Principal, Patton High School, to | all persons who may themselves. 4-22 | PUBLIC SALE |} I will offer at Public Sale on | | Thursday, Apr. 15, at 1:30 P. M., at my residence at Tannery Hill, | Irvona, Pa., the following: | Household furniture, paper han-| ging tools and supplies and other articles too numerous to mention. || Also the following real estate: 7-Room brick shingled house with | hot air heat, electricity and run- ning water, lot 40x150 feet. J. K. KILLION, Irvona, Pa. interest | Q y $e *2) for only. . $39.15 CLIPPER CRAIT | Tropical Suits Supreme comfort and smartness... super- 1 lative value. That's a Clipper Crafc Tropical Suit for you! Because we're part of the re- nowned CLIPPER CRAFT PLAN ... concentrat- ing the vast purchasing power of 1036 of America's finest stores for enormous savings in production and distribution costs. 1 Luxenberg's Men's Shop Philadelphia Ave. Barueshore | f R. J. Nedimyer, Auctioneer | Gory Riv Tos if SPRUNG “I's Tuning That Counts” For best performance, efficiency, economy . . . get your car Tuned to SPRING! Your car is built to take it. But to keep it as fit-as-a-fiddle and the finely adjusted parts “humming in harmony,” a periodic check-up Is necessary. We have the factory-recommended instruments and the trained mechanics to do the job just the way the factory folks would do it if you took your car direct to them! MAIN ST. 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