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Nearly 200 Cases
Are Disposed of in
June Court Term
Thirty-three persons were sen-
tenced to institutions and 153 paid
costs, fines, or both, during the
June term of criminal court in
Cambria County .
it was the heaviest schedule
for a June term in recent years.
Clerk of Courts Joseph Wess said
a total of 198 cases were dis-
posed of
A total of 144 persons pleaded
guilty, 58 of them to failure
to support a wife or_family. Thir-
teen were convicted and 11 found
not guilty after trial. Thirty ca-
ses were dismissed by the court.
In cases that went to trial, se-
ven were acquitted by juries and |
four were freed by the court. The
other trials ended in convictions
eight by juries. and five by the
court.
Of those "sentenced to serve
time, one was sent to state pri-
sou, 266 were committed to the
county jail and six were
to institutions for juvenile de-
linquents. A number of those who
were ordered to pay fines and
ccsts were placed on probation,
As indicated above, the non-
support cases were most tre-
quent. There were 63 of these.
Theft of one kind or another,
totaling 57, included on robbery
case, 20 burglaries, 26 larcenies,
nine embezzlement or fraud and
one involving receipt of stolen
goods.
There were two homicide cases,
both of which went to trial. Leon
W. Andrews, a Detroit truck dri-
ver was acquitted of involuntary
manslaughter. He was the dri-
ver of a truck involved in the
highway accident in which Leslie
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| jured fatally. Blair F. Steele of
| Nanty Glo was convicted of vol-
| untary manslaughter in the fatal
shooting of his wife but has filed
motion for a new trial.
A breakdown of other offenses
follows:
Aggravated assault, 12; rape,
one; other sex offenses, 16; car-
rying deadly weapons, one; drun-
ken driving, five; other motor
| code violations, nine; gambling
law violations, 17; arson, two, and
miscellaneous, 13.
‘Former Gallitzin Woman
Killed at Pittsburgh
Mrs. Mary Ann Stanley, 78, for-
merly of Gallitzin, aied last Sun-
day morning in Homestead Hospi-
| tal the result of injuries suffered
last Friday, in an automobile ac-
cident in Pittsburgh.
The Cambria Co. native had
Leen visiting relatives and friends
in Pittsburgh when she was in-|
| Jured fatally. Mrs. Viola Howell,
Pittsburgh, also a former resi-
dent of Gallitzin, who was driv-
ing the car, was injured and is a
patient in Homestead Hospital,
{ which Mrs.
was struck by a truck tractor-
| trailer. Mrs. Stanley left Gallit-
{ zin about 30 years ago and since
had resided in New York City.
I A son
sides in Portage.
Control Leaf Hoppers
For control of leaf hoppers on
beans, Henry Meusan, Penn State
| extension entomologist, suggests
| two applications of DDT dust, 2|
or 3 percent, at 35 pounds per
acre before blossoming. Apply
preferably when the vines are dry.
—Too often success is meas-
| ured by money when it should be |
measured by acomplishments.
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John Valenty, Ebensburg.
Judith Shaner, Spangler.
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Spangler Legion
Delegates Named |
Membhers of Lynn |
Post, No. 569, American Legion, |
Spangler, recently elected dele- |
gates to attend the state conven- |
tion in Philadelphia in August,
Delegates are Paul R. Jones, R
V. Lantzy, Hugo Vivadelli, Mich- |
ael Fye, and George Fisanish. Al- |
ternates are Daniel Lenyo, John |
Shank, Paul Pelles, Roman Pek- |
linsky and William Paone.
Six new members were induct-
ed during a meeting at the post
home. This brings the total mem-
bership to 425. The unit voted to
give 7100 to Johnstown corps, Sal-
vation Army, for its building
fund. Thirty-two members signed
{up as blood donors. The next ga-
thering will be held Aug. 2.
Miners’ Hospital
Patients” Record
Following is the list of patients
Miners’ Hospital, Spangler, from
July 12 to July 19, 1948:
| MEDICAL ADMITTED
Carol Ann Karasek, Spangler.
Mrs. Emma Holden, Barnesboro.
Patrick Crossman, Dysart.
Mrs. Mary Farabaugh, Carroll-
town R. D.
Nelson Cribbs, Bakerton.
Mrs. Lois Gill, Hastings.
Mrs. Mary Ludwig, Barnesboro.
Ronald Sherwood, Spangler.
Mrs. Gynella Venesky, Baker-
Samuel Gaston Jr. Alverda.
Dorothy Gill, Ashville R. D. |
Mrs. Helen Morgan, Patton R.
D. 1,
| Mrs. Anna Giasnoha, Barnes-
on.
Edward Roman, Barnesboro. |
Charles LaMark, Spangler.
Mrs. Mary Woodside, Westover
R. D. :
Rose Mary Madachick, Spang-
ler.
Mrs. Mary Overlander, Barnes-
or
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Mrs. Mary Tresky, Carrolltown.
Dorothy Mae Knotts, Bakerton.
Mrs. Sara Conner, Cherry Tree
‘Michael Lacey, Carrolltown.
SURGICAL ADMITTED
Carl W. Forsberg, Patton.
Lawrence Higgins, Alverda.
John Miller, Hastings.
Mrs. Dorothy Strickler, Arca-
dia.
Mrs. Mary Schmidt, Barnesboro
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Kathryn Ashcroft, Spangler.
James Lieb, Carrolltown.
Mrs. Delma Kennedy, LaJose.
Viola Lamer, Barnesbhoro R. D.
Nancy Collins, Barnesboro R. D.
Mrs. Mary Rogal, Hastings R.
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Paul Kertis, Barnesboro.
Joseph Calvetti, Barnesboro.
Mildred Thomas, Hastings R. D.
Rose Fedor, Patton R. D.
David O’'Donahue, Patton.
Bonnie O’Donahue, Patton.
Joseph Leone, Spangler.
Ronald Artley, Spangler.
Ross Crimaldi, Carrolltown R.!
D. 1. x
John Warner, St. Lawrence.
Mrs. Ruby Yeager, Hastings.
Margaret Dowey, Bakerton.
Betty Bosar, Patton R. D.
Shirley Bosar, Patton R. D.
Robert Bosar, Patton R. D.
Shirley Penn, Barneshoro.
Barbara Pysz, Hastings.
Stephen Pysz, Hastings.
Virginia Gromosiak, Barnesboro
R. D.
Mrs. Margaret Hoover, Hast-
ings.
Lovell Nicholson, Spangler.
Leo Kirsch, Nicktown.
Walter Miller, Emeigh.
Rita Sutton, Ashville.
Ronald Kline, Carrolltown.
Donald Kline, Carrolltown.
Judith Kline, Carrolltown.
Rose Marie Mulraney, Barnes-
boro.
Richard Kopera, St. Boniface.
Mary Louise Kopera, St. Boni-
face.
Joanne Kopera, St. Boniface.
Agnes Kopera, St. Boniface.
Robert Warrender, Barnesboro.
MEDICAL DISCHARGED
Gay Bartlebaugh, Nicktown R.
1
Mrs. Mary Todhunter, Barnes-
oro.
Mrs. Sarah Fishel, LaJose R. D.
Mrs. Annabelle Sherry, Ebens-
burg R. D. 2.
Mrs. Emma Holden, Barneshoro.
Harold Peel, Marsteller.
Nelson Cribbs, Bakerton.
Edward Roman, Barneshoro.
Carol Ann Karasek, Spangler.
Charles LaMark, Spangler.
Raymond Trinkley, Barneshoro.
Samuel Gaston Jr., Alverda.
3. JOHN GEO. PLUNKET 8. GERALD STRASSER Justin AlU Zualesky, Sastings.
1. BONNIE AGYPT 9. RAYMOND DE DEA Jorn ¥abinsky. Bajeron,
¢ 5. JOHN SIMPSON 10. KENNETH KIRK Rowe Mary Madacnin Spang-
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HUNTERS --- ATTENTION!
Guns will be scarce again this season. Come in and choose your new one
from our large stock. We have all of the famous makes to choose from.
i Bacha’s Hardware
: Philadelphia Avenue Barnesboro, Pa.
SURGICAL DISCHARGED
Mrs.
John
Pete
Mrs.
boro.
Mrs,
Albe
Rose
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Donr
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Betty Williams,
Ronald Innocenti, Alverda.
Mrs. J
vllis Demi, Spangler.
UNION PRESS-COURIER
Carl Forsberg, Patton. *
Marie Anderson, Barnesboro R.
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1a Mulraney, Spangler. Mrs. Minnie Davis, Ebensburg. Stephen Pysz, Hastings.
Mr.
James Sottile, Patton,
Nicktown, daughter, July 14.
and Mrs. Leo Keith, Bar-
Thursday, July 22, 1948
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Jose, son, July 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Barnos-
Mahaffey R. D. 2, daughter, July
18.
Fern Lane, Bakerton. D.. 8 Frederick Pickup, Cookport. Betty Bosar, Patton R. D.
Yuhaus, Hastings R. D. Mildred Thomas, Hastings R. D.| David O'Donahue, Patton. Shirley Bosar, Patton R. D. | ky, Barnesboro, daughter, July 17.
r Bogel, Barnesboro. Ronald Artley, Spangler, | Bonnie O'Donahue, Patton. Robert Bosar, Patton R, D. | Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson,
Mary Domanick, Barnes- | John Valenty, Ebensburg. | Catherine Overberger, Patton. MATERNITY | Barnesboro R. D., daughter, July
Judith Shaner, Spangler, | Mrs. Rose Kopera, St. Boniface. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rager, |17.
Nell Breth, Mahaffey R. D. Lawrence Higgins, Alverda. Margaret Ann Laney, Cherry! Westover R. D., son, July 12, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Semels-
rt Jodon Jr, Barneshoro. Mrs. Roxie Davies, Ebensburg. | Tree R. D. 2. | Mr. and Mrs. William Swope, | berger, Carrolltown, daughter,
Marie Mulraney, Spang-| James Lieb, Carrolltown. Margaret Dowey, Bakerton. Hastings, twin sons, July 13. July 18.
Mrs. Stella Elliott, Spahgler. Shirley Penn, Barnesboro. Mr, and Mrs. Francis Wyland, Mr. and Mrs. John Griffith,
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Rose Fedor, Patton R. Barbara Pysz, Hastings.
Joseph Leone, Spangler, Virginia Gromasiak, Barnesboro
James Mutchock, Bakerton, R. D.
Joseph Calvetti, Barnesboro. John Warner, St. Lawrence.
Grace Strollo, Barnesboro. | Mrs. Anna Parada, Burnside.
rt Mulraney, Spangler. D. {
3arnesboro.
ane Paddock, Hastings. |
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Buy AKP’s Tender, Young Fryers and
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Mmmm . . . golden-brown fried chicken! And oh, how good it tastes when the chicken
comes from A&P! Lovers of fried chicken say you simply can’t beat our beautiful birds
for tenderness, juiciness, plumpness and flavor. That's not surprising, because every one
is so young (only 12 to 15 weeks old) and so well-fed (on a scientifically balanced diet
of milk and grains). Fryers like these are sure to please the most particular poultry
fancier. Yet A&P’s prices aren't at all fancy. Come see!
FRESH. .. FULLY DRESSED
Frying Chickens .....b.69¢
Cut Up Fryers. .. Pick The Parts You Prefer!
BREASTS ..................... "> 990
BACKS AND NECKS ............ ™ 39¢
WES ..riooenonnninsiiias. 400
HEARTS AND GIZZARDS
Other Tempting Meats
Whole or Full ib.
Shank Half +. 13@
Ready-fo-Eat Hams Freshly Ground Beef ..........
Ready-to-Eat Picnics g=2" Sie ...™ §3e
Sunnyfield Sliced Bacon ........ ™ 69e
Veal Shoulder Chops Blade cut , ® g3g
cosine 2 300
Tender, Tasty
Veal for Stewing Zone In Flaky White Meat
BUDGET-PRICED PANTRY SUPPLIES
Appetites big? Food budget small?? Stretch your dollars in the value-pacied
Grocery Department of your A&P Super Market!
With Pork
2 16 Oz. Cans
Sultana «+
Helnz Vegetable Soup ......... °° (5g Kidney Beans
Ann Page Beans "i Fok
Prepared Spaghetti A" Pose
Heinz Tomato Ketchup ..... 40 Bt
Campbell’s Tomato Soup ..... 8 © 3{g
Clapp’s Baby Foods St®ined § Jers 55q
White House Evap. Milk ... 4 tol! cans 57g
Eight 0’clock Coffee ....... 1b Ba gq
Red Circle Coffee ........ . "10 Bisg3q
Nectar Tea . * LP Pke. 53g % Lb. Pke. 97g
Family
or Pastry
Sunnyfield Flour
Fine Granulated Sugar ..,. 10 > Sack
Nutley Margarine ............. ™
Sparkle Desserts ........... 4 Fes
N. B. C. Shredded Wheat ..... 2 Fkes
2 8-0z. Pkgs.
Pkg. of 50 dle
8-Oz. Jar 230
1-Lb. Jar 35a
Pint Jar 39%
16-0z. Jar 350
6%-0z. Jar 43e
Our Own Tea Bags .......
Sandwich Spread Ann Peso
Ann Page
Peanut Butter Kellogg Gorn Flakes ......
Salad Dressing A" Fose | |
Bond's Tiny Sweet Pickles . ..
Sultana Stuffed Olives .....
Ann Page Mustard.........
Baker Maid Saltines ....... 1" Box 25¢
dexo Shortening
241g =
Stry and Ci 20 wisi
1.15
1-Lb. Jar i Se
CANNED LUMCHEON MEAT
Armour’s Treet
1202. Tin Gf ff @
AJAX | PALMCI'VE | CASHMERE
CLEANSER ~~ SOAP BOUQUET
lle | Wr 9¢ | 2cun23¢
Cake
LEGS ......i ii ini
Lb.
LIVERS ........c.iiiinnenir. 2
Lb.
Tender Skinless Weiners .........L>
Ring and Long Bologna .........
HALIBUT STEAK
Lb. 39¢
2 16 Oz. Cans 25¢
fa 2 Cans 25¢
3 can 1.21
99
49¢
19%
25-Lb. Back 1.53 |
86¢
33¢
25¢
27¢
THESE PRICES EFRCTVE IN ALL SUPER MARKETS AND SELF-SERVICE STORES OM
| OCTAGON
FLAKES
Ps 33¢ |
nesboro, daughter, July 15.
Mr, and Mrs. Richard Bradley, | Marsteller, daughter, July
Carrolltown, son, July 16.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Rainey, La-
Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Bogetta,
18.
Mr. and Mrs. Edw: rd DeLarre,
Bakerton, son, July 18.
Are farm-fresh fruits and vege-
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Are high prices unpopular? Shop in A&P's Produce
Department!
Red Ripe Tomatoes
Firm for 2 the. 39¢
Cantaloupes
Sweet and Mellow Each 25¢
Jumbo 27's
Honey Dew Melons
Ripe and Sweet
Each 49¢
Size 8 and 9
Home @rown Cabbage ............. ™ do
Calif. Long White Potatoes . .... 10 ™* 59%
William’s Red Apples ........... 3 ™* 29¢
BAKERY VALUES
or”
Do you want to satisfy the
family sweet tooth and save
money, too? Come to A&P's Jane Parker Bakery
Department for sweet buys in sweet treats!
Marvel Frankfurter Rolls .........T* (Go
Marvel White Bread . ........ %0= Loat [Gg
Jane Parker Sugared Donuts ....... 2 (To
Cinnamon Streussel Buns ......... Fis [Gy
Spanish Bar Cakes ............. Fach 29g
English Muffins , 55. ......... . Fk [9g
Jane Parker Pies
Apple . . . Pineapple 49¢ Each
Cherry . . . Peach . . . Apricot
DAIRY DEPT. BUYS
Does your family dote on
country-fresh dairy foods?
Does your budget demand thrift? Give both a break
by shopping in A&P’s Dairy Department!
Fresh Silverbrook Butter ..........I» 87¢
Fresh Sunnybrook Eggs ......... P= §T¢
Phila, Cream Cheese ........ 30 Pie [gg
Sharp Cheddar Cheese ..............> To
Mild Longhorn Cheese ............ > g5g
Ched-0-Bit Cheese Food ..... 21> Loaf [03
Mel-0-Bit Cheese , "rican 9-Lb. Loat | (5
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OCTAGON
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Gane 8¢ |
ern
Large
Package 323¢
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