PAGE EIGHT WESTOVER The young people of the EUB Church here attended a weiner roast at Calvary Friday. A total of 30 persons attended. Rev. Doverspike attended the Clearfield Co, Sunday School Con- vention at Curwensville Thursday and Friday. “Jack” DeHaven of Detroit vis- ited his sisters here over the week end. Miss Wanda Sybert of Erie was a week end visitor at her home here over the Fourth. Dick Wagner, who has been employed in Ambridge and going to school in Pittsburgh, visited his wife and children here over the week end. Rev. Doverspike and Howard Summerville attended at Men's Congress at the BUB Church in Indiana. The Phillips Reunion was held at “Pee Wee's Rest” on July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Don Poole of Cleveland visited among friends and relatives here. Mrs. Wade Wagner and grand- daughter, “Dotty,” have returned from New York State, where the former visited among relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shaffer and family, Mrs. Rebecca Shaffer and Mrs. Elizabeth Mowery, all of North Freedom, called on the Doverspike family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hughes and Mrs. Octa McCulley motored to Youngstown, O., to visit Mrs. Mec- Culley’s daughters, Lurlene and Ione, and also Jack McCarthey Jr. Among those at the Harmony Grange Picnic Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKee and fam- ily, Mrs. Ella Sybert and daugh- ters, Mrs. Paul King and daugh- ters, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Green- and and Misses Leona and Violet McCandless. Sgt. Harold Wagner of Wash- ington, D. C., motored to West- over to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wagner. Week end visitors at the Wade Wagner home were Glenn Fronk Jr., Beverly Fronk and Joann Sut- ton of Williamsport. Tuesday shoppers in Barnesboro were Mrs. Harry Frye, son, Carl, Rodger Clutter and Mrs. Irvin Westover. Miss Jean Swope of Harrisburg spent the week end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swope. Bob Corson, Emerson King and George Miller were business callers in Irvona on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ferguson Commercial Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE Liability Casualty 1161 Philadelphia Avenue Phone 467 Barnesboro | were buisness callers in Hastings on Thursday evening, Mrs. Kenneth King was a call- er in Barnesboro Tuesday. Lakemont visitors on the Four- th were Mrs. Ella Sybert, and daughters, Wanda, Jean and June; Mr, and Mrs. Larry Wagner and son, Bud; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Westover and son, Billie, also Mr. Roger Young, Mr. and Mrs. Tho- mas Kruis and sons, Tommy, Ter ry and Barrie. of Madera and Mrs, Tillie McCar- dell of Barnesboro, were callers at the Melvin Stump home last week, Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens and daughters, Judy and Debby, were | dinner guests at the Vernon West- | over home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arville King and daughter, Margie, were visitors at Carrolltown Park Sunday ev- ening. Mrs. Cecelia Miller of Spangler visited Mrs. Harry Frye Sunday Robert Neff, Dennis Westover, Dorothy King and Mr. and Mrs, Arthur McKee were visitors at Lakemont Park, on the Fourth, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Westover of Pittsburgh were Sunday visit- ors with their sister, Miss Hilda Westover. Mr. and Mrs. Bert McConnell of Patton were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weaver. Out of town visitors at the Spurgeon Weaver home on Sun- day, where a reunion was held, included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Har- ris and family of Patton; Mrs. Anna Sporck of Washington, D. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver of East McKeesport; Mr. and Mrs. James Weaver and family of East Pittsburgh; Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Weaver of Newberry; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Weaver of Mon- toursville. There were forty-two guests present and all enjoyed a delicious dinner and had a good time. Miss Flo Weaver, Mr. Robert Shields and Lynn Cassidy of Brad- dock, were week end visitors in town with relatives. A picnic was held at the Geo. Barto home on Monday. Out of town visitors were Mr. and Mrs, Dave Kelly and family of Pitts, burgh. Dan Kelly and Robert Barto were callers in Pittsburgh this week. Clarence Troxell was a visitor in Rossiter on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Austin McCulley of Williamsport visited the for- mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCulley, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson Jr. end son, David, of Clearfield, vis- ited Sunday at the Abbie Ying- lin ghome. Mrs. Clarence Troxell, daughter, Twila, and Bobbie McGarvey, vis- ited in Williamsport for a few days. Mr. Tom Stoddard of Madera See US Abo done RIGHT! Our Let us give you a trical work. PAINTS... ELECTRICAL NEEDS! . . . Building a new home? Remodeling an old one? Be sure your Electrical Work is will plan your outlets for your convenience. A Complete Line of Modern Electrical Fixtures . . . Priced Right! 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McKee and children, Eddie and Phyllis, : "NOTICE To Felistus Spangle and Samuel __UNION PRESS.COURIER point; thence North 23 degrees | said Southern boundary line of East a distance of 161 feet to a | the Borough of Patton South 65 45 minutes East a distance of | degrees 26 minutes East 16 feet 212 feet to a point; thence South to a point in the line of lands of 53 degrees 30 minutes East a | Harry Nehrig and the Borough distance of 126 feet to a point; | of Patton; thence along line of thence North 37 degrees 15 min- {land of Harry Nehrig and the utes East a distanee of 714 feet | Borough of Patton North 24 de- to a point; thence North 35 de- | grees 34 minutes East a distance grees 34 minutes East a distance | of 400 feet to a point and the of 96.5 feet to a point in the place of beginning. Southern boundary of the Bor- Section 3. A ough of Patton; thence along |the territory so annexed to the map or plot of | | | Borough of Patton is on file in | the Office of the Borough of Pat- | ton, the office of the County Com- missioners of | and the Office of the Clerk of the | Quarter Sessions of Cambria Co- | unty, Pennsylvania. Section 4. All ordinances and {parts of ordinances of the Bor-|clared as the intent of Borough | {ough of Patton inconsistent here- | Council that this ordinance would with are hereby repealed. Section 5. If any Cambria County |illegality, ; sentence, | constitutional, | clause or ‘section or part of this |sentence, clause, section, or part ordinance is for any reason found to be unconstitutional, illegal or invalid, such unconstitutionality, or invalidity shall not affect or impair any of the re- maining provisions, sentences, clauses, or sections or parts of this ordinance, It is hereby de- have been adopted had such un- illegal or invalid Thursday, July 8, 1948 thereof not been included herein. Ordained and enacted into an ghdinarice the 29th day of June, 48. THEODORE M. OTT, President of Council Attest: (Seal) BERT J. DOUGLASS Borough Secretary Now, July 1, A. D. 1948, the foregoing ordinance approved. ROBERT FORSYTHE Burgess 7-8 Frederick, their heirs, e t administrators or assigns: You are hereby notified that Isidor T. Long has commenced an action against you to quiet title to— All that certain lot of ground, situate in the Borough of Patton, County of Cambria, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and de- scribed as follows, (to wit) be- ginning at post on Linwood Ave- nue, thence West by an Alley (150) feet to another Alley; thence North by said Alley (60 feet) to corner of lot of Frank N. Dunegan; thence East by line of said Dunegan Lot (150 feet) to Linwood Avenue; thence South by line of said Avenue (60 feet) to place of beginning. You are hereby notified to de- fend this action within twenty (20) days from July 15, 1948. PATRICK McDERMOTT, Ee Sheriff (UK a C. RANDOLPH MYERS \ Z)) LB, ALTON A. McDONALD = s Attorney for Complainant a 2 Ebensburg, Pennsylvania 7-15 | THE FLOP FAMILY "BY Sean im { WILLIE - GET UP OFF THE or . /1 or m % V 7 | al) v < re (Y. : (V2 od 5ToP TINKERING W\TH THAT MODEL. ARPLANE. AND Do 4YouUR LESSONS, OTTO » P= Ni a 50° FUSING WITH HouR HAR AND HEL? ME W\TH THE 0¥HES, GRETA / ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE In the Estate of John Dorko, Late of the Borough of Barnes- boro, County of Cambria and State of Pennsylvania, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Letters of Administration in the Estate of the above named de- cedent have been granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make payment and those having claims or demands against the same will make them known without delay to J. HARRISON WESTOVER, Administrator, Spangler, Pennsylvania SMORTO, WILDEMAN & PEDUZZI, Attorneys at Law, Barnesboro, Pennsylvania. 22 ORDINANCE NO. 199 OF THE BOROUGH COUNCIL OF PATTON BOROUGH, CAM- BRIA COUNTY, Pennsylvania. PROVIDING FOR THE AN- NEXATION TO THE BOROUGH OF PATTON OF A PLOT OF [LAND IN EAST CARROLL | TOWNSHIP, CAMBRIA COUN- | TY, Pennsylvania, AS HEREIN DESCRIBED. | Be it enacted and ordained by f the Borough of Patton in Council assembled and it is hereby enact- ed and ordained by authority of the same that in pursuance of the authority granted to the Bor- ough of Patton in the Common- | wealth of Pennsylvania by the Act of May 4, 1927, P. L. 519, as reenacted, revised and amend- ed, it is hereby provided as fol- lows: Section ,1. THAT WHEREAS, upon petition of a majority of all of the freeholders owning a plot or tract of land as hereinafter described in East Carroll Town- ship, Cambria County, Pennsyl- vania, requesting that said plot | or tract of land should be annex- ed or become a part of the said Borough of Patton, it is hereby | enacted and ordained as follows: | Section 2. That from and after | the adoption of this ordinance, the | following described plot or tract of land in East Carroll Township shall be annexed to and become a part and portion of the Borough of Patton, viz: Beginning at a point in the Southern boundary line of Pat- ton Borough and line of land of Harry Nehrig; thence along line | of land of said Nehrig South 65 | degrees 26 minutes East a dis- tance of 704 .feet to a point; thence South 65 degrees 26 min- utes East 300 feet more or less to the West Bank of Chest Creek; thence along the West Bank of Chest Creek South a distance of 2675 feet more or less to a point in line of lands of P. C. Stmittmatter and the West Bank of Chest Creek; thence along line of land of P. C. Strittmatter North 47 degrees 05 minutes West a distance of 1812 feet to a point; thence North 11 degrees 10 minutes Puce #4 Pomp 12th Ave., Phone 9311 ANDO FOR GOODNESS SAKES, STOP GETTING AGHES ON THE FLOOR — AND / ANSWER THE DOORBELL, PHILANDER /! I'M SELLING INSTANTANEOUS HEARERS, 5\R-KEEPS THE WHOLE FAMILY IN HoT WATER ALL THE TIME z DoN'T NEED \T— C.D.RUSSELL |[ "4, wg QA Registered U. S. Patent Offiga i WELL PACK A BASKET OF GRUB AND GO DOWN AND 1 PICNIC ON THE BEACH AND SLEEP UNDER THE STARS | HAVE A TONIGHT / (BOY! THIS IS LIVING!) \ YOU DON'T SEEM TO 2] RECOGNIZE RAIN WHEN IT'S COMIN’/ HERE'S WHAT IT’S 7 C K v E YL SEE 7! &n OQ IF YOU W OU THE HELP BUI : rs > CUILD THE RAFT IF C0 WALT TO GO ALONG GOJE ALL ) OA, ILL GET 'OUVE GOV TC( | A HAMMER AND SOME CATCH ME DOING ALL O'THE WORK BUILDING A RAFT AND THEN KIDS CRASH THE GATE. THEY'VE GOT TO HELP! Lom TO BUILD IT, Co So) SE SSN © De WERE OFF} Copr. 1948, King Features Syndicate, Inc., World rights reserved. (BERALRT Rte race fo pes) nse 1 VY WAY! Ol LUSH 4 HER ALOMG / GOES! OH, BoV! SHE'S A : BEAUT! = SL o— ie » 3 Gr, ieee ~f ar RE eee = — TS N= \ {FIN c=) 1 NN. . ng 3 N = — cs a NOW, ALL WAIT _ COME OW, k| STOP Is LET ME OU, | MOVE CRIM=-A- Oo YOU KIDS | | FORME! 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