PAGE EIGHT UNION PRESS-COURIER Thursday, April 8, 1948 A
on Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kucholick : ticles from many parts of the | prices. . discharged Apr. 5, 1947, after
Bakerton and son of Kokomo, Ind. are vis- St. Benedict Parce Post aie country. These articles will be| The committee in charge con-| A CF\/|1|@ rot ers spending over a year serving in
By M. A. PANCZAK itors at the home of the former's By MISS MARY REAM put on sale Friday evening. The | sists of: Mrs. Clair Caldwell, Miss the Continental Base Section in
vppp—— mother here, ——— ° proceeds will go into the treasury | Jane Hunter, Mrs, Tom Stafford, . . m Qettnany. t entered the Army on
Miss Marjorie Mortensen, R.N.,,| The St. Benedict Ladies’ Club At } B t of the Ladies’ Aid Society. (Mrs. Clyde Bradford and Mrs. t y eve lrg. enter 8;
Many Out-of-Town Guests of Pittsburgh spent the week end | held its meeting on Apr. 1. Being . ene ic It is expected that the unique | Joseph Symons, n IS In . wile I Apr. 10, 1943. He was discharged
Among out-of-town guests at here at the home of her parents, April Fools’ Day, many pranks On Friday evening of this week, | character of this event will at- | e——————————— Two Ashville brothers, John [on Dec. 10, 1945, after serving 22
the Kolister-Galczynski nuptials | Mr, and Mrs. Otto Mortensen. were played during the meeting | Apr. 9, beginning at 7 p. m,, there | tract not only members of the | NOTICE Artko, 21, and Steve C. Artko,|months with the Third Infantry
here Saturday (details of which| Mr. and Mrs. William Scheeps-|and also during the lunch. The|will be a Parcel Post Sale and |church, but residents of St. Bene-| Proposed budget of Carrolltown |24, sons of Felix Artko, enlisted | Division in Europe.
are on Page 12) included: ma have returned to theit home | party was held at the home of | Buffet Supper in the dining room |dict and adjacent communities. | Borough School district for the |in the U. 8. Army at Johnstown| He is eligible to wear the com-
Mrs. Peggy Dunn, St. Peters- (in St. Petersburg, Fla. after a|Mrs Leo Berringer. Mrs. Clyde |of the St. Benedict Presbyterian |The public is invited. year ending July, 1949, is now |last week. Both are veterans and bat infantryman’s badge, Purple —
burg, Fla; Miss Madge Whites |visit at the John Stefanik home. | Bradford and Mrs. Charles Stick-| Church, . In connection with the sale, |available for inspection at the have been residing in Twin|Heart Medal, Good Conduct Med-
and Miss Romayne Kayden, De- Miss Marcella Rogerzinsky of ler Jr. won the prizes. For several months, the ladies |there will be light refreshments. |home of the secretary, Maurice J. | Rocks. al, distinguished unit badge, Vie- \
troit; Joseph Kalister, New Jer-|Akron was a recent visitor of | Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Carlson of | of the Church have been receiving | Sandwiches, cake, pie, coffee and | Strittmatter. John previously entered the ser- | tory Medal and the ETO Ribbon
sey; Miss Elizabeth Kolister, S.| her mother, Mrs. Monica Roger-|town visited Mr. and Mrs. And- | parcels containing interesting ar-|soda pop will be sold at moderate Maurice J. Strittmatter, Sec'y.|vice on Nov. 18, 1945, and was |with four battle stars,
Bend, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Harry |zinsky. rew Safko of Portage recently. [|—————— ———o - wrasse
Bisley, ang Tony oto dna, | Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Kron Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson,
a.; Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kowalski of Worcester, Mass., announce the | daughter, Esther, and son, Mel- - yo) 2 S37
and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sukala | birth of a son. Mrs. Kron is the |vin, attended the wedding of Ray CR Ar Za cr LA 77) ”
a Eo augitets, josie) gust) rormer Mary M. Hannigan, dau-| Anderson and Miss Clara Frain at Ls 3 . _~ b ye HE te
odubski, Twin Rocks; Ben Pet-|ghter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Han- | Saltsburg on Friday. Melvin serv- x 1 4 ¥ y .
rosky and John Hamilton, Ebens-|nigan-of Bakerton. ed as the best man. PACK bdo; UR ad \] FB Y "4 | TH yA | I) a BL RE Ra
burg, and Mrs. Josephine Zemet, | Mrs. Kathryn Stefani and dau- Mr. and Mrs. Marlin C. Ream ) oo at AE CA
Johnstown. ghters of Warren, O., visited rela- [of Sampson, N. Y. spent the oe ; 5 HB in
* kx | tives and friends here Sunday. week end at their homes here i y iy PS 3
James Lehmier, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Williams of |and and in Patton. ’ § %
Mrs. C. M. Lehmier, has been | Cresson spent the week end here Details of the District West- #
honorably discharged after serv-| visiting relatives. minster Fellowship meeting here l ; : a ED
ing two years with the Navy. He Misses Eileen Farabaugh, Alice | will be found on Page 2 : y
was last stationed at Newport,|and Magdalen Panczak visited Mr. and Mrs. Gust Lee were ! \ . y (
Rhode Island. | friends in Altoona on Sunday. visitors at the home of Mr. and = Salen EF ORn
—_— . — oe - Mrs. Oscar Flick of Revloc on PRE 3 4 rp ; 2 a
Sunday. LANA 2 22) :
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grinner 5 2
and Miss Agnes Brownlee were #
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John ‘Hunter over the week
end.
Mrs. Harry More, Mrs. Norbert EVERY ONE CRAM-PACKED WITH
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celebrated their birthdays on 1
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Of Edwin Fisher
Miss LaRue Leaper, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Leaper of
this place, became the bride of
Edwin Fisher, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cyril Fisher, also of Patton,
at a Nuptial High Mass at 9:00
o'clock Saturday morning in St.
Mary’s Catholic Church. Rev.
Father Rupert Stadtmiller, OSB,
pastor, officiated.
The bride was given in mar-
riage by her father. The brides-
maid was Miss June Leaper of
Williamsport, sister of the bride,
and the best man was Cyril
Fisher Jr., brother of the groom.
The bride was attired in a
gown of white chiffon and chan-
tilly lace with train and a finger-
tip veil caught with a tiara of
orange blossoms. She carried a
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parents and a reception was held
in the afternoon. The newlyweds
then left on a wedding trip to
Niagara Falls and Canada and
on their return will make their
home in Patton, where Mr. Fisher
is employed by the Patton Auto
Co., a concern operated by his
father. Both Mr. and Mrs. Fisher
are graduates of Patton High.
Guests at the wedding were
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In 1946, I was endorsed for 3 SOUP 999.9809 Can ¢ Guaranteed to Satisfy ad Deion 55¢ —_—
re-election by the Local Un- R ) STo3er bl
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eration of Labor, the P.A.C. M Chili Powd Tin 4g ;
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Small size____short shank____lean and flavorful
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ord as your representative
which showed that I had been
one hundred percent favorable
to Labor Legislation. These
organizations do not give “of-
ficial” endorsements to candi-
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yet in most cases is priced no more than old-fashioned
happened since 1946? Another
Session of the Pennsylvania
Legislature in 1947. What is
my record for the 1947 Ses-
sion? Fortunately, Organized
Labor answers. this question.
On Page 21 of the “Final
Legislative Report of the Ex-
ecutive Board of the Pennsyl-
vania Federation of Labor”
for 1947 you will find my
voting record once again re-
corded one hundred percent
for Labor.
» All Labor’s friends worked
for my election in 1946; all
Labor’s friends should do so
again on the basis of my rec-
ord—not promises. All who
believe in honest and fair leg-
islation for the workingman,
and woman, and their child-
ren, should vote for me.
I voted against the Local
Wage Tax Laws. I voted ag-
ainst the law permitting the
robbing of a husband’s pay
envelope to pay his wife's
taxes. I favor repeal of these
laws.
If you agree with me, then
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