Hastings First-Aid
Meet Honors Won
By Penelec Team
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David Harford, John J. Kruk,
Harold Skavang and Bernard A.
Hoover,
The second place Beaverdale
team was composed of Edward
Frank, captain; Richard Stagers,
Stanley Belinda, Ross Hart, Matt
Jeremias, Edward Roberts and
Lester Bateman.
Members of the third place
team from Marsteller were War-
ren Good, captain; James Laird,
Joe Pesarchick, Peter Lafko, Wal-
ter Weakland and Mike Sheredy.
Marsteller also won the Tenth
District honors, and in Dennis
Keenan's Fifteenth District, the
Barnes and Tucker No. 15 mine,
Barnesboro, were winners.
A total of 38 teams from the
nine districts of the State Depart-
ment of mines in Central Pennsyl-
vania participated in the affair.
Mine rescue and first-aid teams
were commended highly by state
and union officials for the out- |
standing work they performed at |
their respective operations and
while under the heavy strain of
competitive events.
Secretary Maize said he was
happy to see such a 8reat inter-
est in mine safety work. He told
the resuce squads they were very
well trained for the difficult tasks
they must perform deep under the
ground when accidents occur.
Charles O'Neill, New York, the
head of the Central Pennsylvania
Coal Producers’ Assn. declared
the operators are as much inter-
ested in first aid and safety work
as the workers. He said operators
are offering additional opportun- |
ities to young men by setting up
mining classes in colleges. He cit-
ed the course at St. Francis Col-
| 1ege, Loretto, as one of those be-
| ing sponsored by operators.
| Speaking for the union, James
Area Farmers Form
I iiela, President of Dis. / New Co-Operative
| America, told the essemblage that |
| mine accidents are taken too ligh- | . ; od Ew Sve
tly. He called on the workers to Horo uinie] fro Bage 1) Rarl
| ive a \ the accide iH y Cf 1 Ss : iar
[SHive to Seduce the accident fres | Karlheim, chairman, and M. W.
: el i | Nedimyer, Beaver Valley district;
| Morris McNulty, chairman, and B.
| Check, Double-Check ; IK. Heat, St. Hi district;
‘Mama to the Rescue
| Francis Yahner, chairman, and
| ton | trict; BE. J.
| Gerald Hite, Chest Springs dis-
t ve ALO ince Farabaugh, chairman,
at ye LENE 8, Princel os {and Frank Noel, Loretto district;
Since it was only the third of the | Edward Jones, chairman and Ir-
| month, he didn't dare ask his | Vin Brown, Wilmore district; John
parents for money. The only so-| Pryce, chairman, John Bloom, dis-
| Tution was to sell something. So |trict temporary director, and Har-
[the next issue of The Princeton- |rison Jones, Ebensburg district;
ian carried the following ad: |John Nealen, chairman, and Pius
“For Sale: One good looking sport | Kirsch, Nicktown district, and C.
coat. $25. Size 41. A superior coat |J. Bearer, chairman, and Aaron
{and I need money. Apply 312|C. Leamer, Barnesboro district.
| Walker Hall.” | Local chairmen in nine districts
[ S ar 8 ecial deliv- [have been elected by the stock-
oreo Jaye later I el potters in the districts to serve
{ advertisement, a check for $25,/0n the board of directors. The
{and the terse comment: “I'll buy tenth director will be John P.
| the coat. Love. Mother.” { Bloom of Ebensburg. According
er ~——— | to the by-laws one-third of the
| Directors’ terms expire yearly.
| When an application was filed
by Cambria County Farm Bureau
for a charter from the Common-
wealth of Pennsylvania, leaders
indicated their desire to affiliate
the Cambria organization with the
Pennsylvana Farm Bureau, which
Serves as a purchasing, market-
ing and service agent for 27 sim-
ilar local Farm Bureau organiza-
tions within the State.
Affiliation with the regional co-
cperative gives the local assoca-
tion the necessary purchasing-
marketing contacts it needs to
adequately serve its members and
patrons but it does not affect the
autonomy of the organization.
Cambria County Farm Bureau
will be fully controlled by farm-
ers in Cambria County. More than
200 local farmers already have
invested stock in the organiza-
tion.
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| SALLY'S, SALLIES
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“I don't care for
ment stuff. I just want somethiiig
that smells nice.”
Ultimately, however, Cambria
NOW
sweet or too bitter.
NEXT
IT HAS WHAT IT
Since 1870
William F. Goenner, President
John Brobinus, Treasurer John
The Swing to
NEW LIFE BEER |i. ams phere focal rum
NOW IS GREATER THAN EVER!
for the first time you can enjoy a
moderate beverage that is not too
Scientifically processed by the Goenner Brewing Company,
making it possible to make a perfect balance, not bitter,
not sweet. Therefore the enemy of all beers (BITTER- — rie
NESS) is now completely eliminated, making New Life {Save Tractor Fuel
PILSNER the choice of millions. | aih® average iraetor con be ad-
CALL FOR “NEW LIFE”
Order a case from your local distributor for that
social event at home
Say, Listen . . .
IT TAKES WHAT IT HAS!
NEW LIFE
BREWED & BOTTLED BY
GOENNER & COMPANY
County Farm Bureau will become
a part owner of Pennsylvania
Farm Bureau, thereby gaining a
measure of control over this re-
gional co-operative.
Many services made available
the areas where local Farm
have aided in participating farm-
ers and their neighbors to gain
greater measures of success in
farming and have helped to raise
the overall standards of living on
the farms.
Membership in the organization
is open to any farmer, regardless
of race, creed or color. Cambria
Farm Bureau will function in a
| truly democratic manner, accord-
| ing to its constitution and by-
| justed to save one gallon of gaso-
{line in ten, says C. H. Bingham,
TIME the Pennsylvania State College.
| This may mean 50 to 250 gal-
|lons of gasoline saved per trac-
tor for the year. There are twice
| as many farm tractors in use now
|as in 1940.
| Feed Sows Well
i If fall Jitters are to be strong
|and well developed, the brood
{Sows must be fed well during the
|last two months before farrowing.
|L. C. Madison, livestock special-
ist of the Pennsylvania State Col-
lege suggests some grain and an-
imal protein to make a half to
three-fourths pound gain each
| day.
TAKES
The one beer that {Avoid Corn Injury
holds its head high | Too much 2, 4-D applied in the
in any company! |corn fields has made the corn
| brittle and subject to breakage
{from storms or during cultivation
| reports G. H. Berggren, extension
| agronomist of the Pennsylvania
| State College, who urges use of
| recommended amounts.
JOHNSTOWN, PA. | WiLL YOU PASS?
i A New York teacher, annoyed
[with his clock-watching students,
covered the clock with cardboard
on which he lettered: “Time Will
Charles Symons, Secretary
J. Haluska, Sales & Adv. Mgr.
Pass. Will You?
PR
TUNE IN...
ALTOONA MERCHANTS
DOLLAR DAY
OVER FOUR STATIONS
WISW WFBG WRTA WVAM
— THE ALTOONA NETWORK —
Tuesday, August 1
5:30 to 6:00 O'Clock P. M.
COMMEMORATING THE GREATEST SALES EVENT
OLD FASHIONED
DOLLAR DAY
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 18
Retail Division Altoona Chamber of Commerce
OGRAM
OF THE YEAR
|laws, now on file with the state. |
| extension agricultural engineer of |
= We're All Peculiar
| rated as a low-grade moron. An-
| other
| ephone
| tions,
{ different
UNION PRESS-COURIER
Patton to Be Site |
"48 Fire Convention
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Mrs. Whalen and Miss Glasser
were unopposed. Mrs. Whalen has
served as secretary for 17 years
and Miss Glasser has been treas-
urer for the past 16 years.
Directors of the ladies’ unit
are: Mrs. Bridget Bowser, Por-
Thursday, August 12, 1948
NOTICE
The following accounts have
been examined and passed by me
and remain on file in this office
for the inspection of the parties
: 18) interested and will be presented
; SRata to the court for confrmation and
: RE ; allowance on Tuesday, September
I 4 7, 1948:
Rigs 1 Peter A.
(Conway and R:! G. Lieb, execu-
tors of Susanna Geus.
Final account of Leora
tage; Mrs. Simon Lantzy, Spang-
ler, and Mrs. P. J. Mash, Nanty-
Glo.
Business Session Highlights
Excessive and often unneces-
sary speeding of fire trucks was
a topic during the men's session.
It was pointed out that drivers of
fire trucks can break the law on
the way to fires, but on return
trips must observe all traffic reg-
ulations. Speakers were Harvey
J. Mulligan of Patton and Ray
Himes of Portage.
Mr. Himes and Oscar Zane of
Richland Twp. gave reports of
the resolutions committee and Mr.
Zane reported on last year's
state firemen’s convention.
Over 600 delegates attended the
annual banquet held Wednesday
evening at St. Bernard's Church
Hall. The Hastings High School
Band, guests at the affair, led
the delegates through the streets
of the town to the hall. The meal
was prepared by the Hastings
CLASSIFIED RATES
10c per line, minimum 50c, first inser-
tion; 5c per line each a ditional in-
sertion, provided no change in copy.
Lost
DOG LOST OR STRAYED on
Thursday, Aug. 5. White and
tan, wearing license No. 20044.
Pet. Will answer to “Woody.” Last
seen near Klondike. Finder please
return to Frank Rogers, 611 S.
Third Ave., Patton, or phone
Patton 4211. 8-19
Sah For Sale
SET OF TRUCK SCALES for
Sale. 10-ton. H. B. Hollis, Fali-
entimber, Pa. 8-12
9x12 FT. RUG FOR SALE—Deep
burgandy, all one color. Pile ail
wool. Used only 2 months. Phone
Fi Carrolltown 2071 or contact Mark
ire Co. uck *tf
The Hastings auxiliary unit |2UCX EA
at the same time prepared and
served a meal to more than 350
women at the Moose Hall. |
Joint memorial services were
held Wednesday morning in the
Hollywood Theatre, with Rev. J.
Eldon Matlock, Hastings Metho- . r
dist Church pastor, giving the KRINKLE OREPE Bedspreads,
; 82x105”, pink and blue, $3.00
memorial address. The rolls of | : :
the deceased members of their Fannie C. Wetzel, Carrolltown.
na Mrs. John wy A. F. Baker |qyppwRITERS FOR SALE —
Rev. Father More Herald, OSB. | Patton Schools have purchased
assistant pastor of St. Bernard's Commercial yD t. and will sell
Church, also delivered an address. th pt.
e old machines. Anyone inter-
What’ gsied in a used typewriter may
at's Ahead
For Young Men
Of Draft Age?
during the day by calling at the
Patton High School. 8-12
COTTON JERSEY OVERALLS—
Pastel shades. Suitable for
dress. Sizes 3 to 6, $1.95. Fannie
C. Wetzel, Carrolltown.
TRELLIS FOR ROSES for sale.
Will Return Home
oe $1.98. Western Auto Store, 10th
After Initial Exams St., Barnesboro. *8-26
Here is what's ahead for young | NESCO OIL HEATER for Sale.
{men 19 through 25 who are called| Used only 1 winter. Also Home
lup under the new draft law: | Comfort kitchen range, cheap;
| Preinduction: Your draft board | Poy’'s 28-in. bicycle, looks like
[orders you to report to a joint |0€W; boy's 3-wheel center-chain
8 PUPS FOR SALE—Walker and
Black-Tan crossed. 3 months
old. Also some rabbit dogs. In-
quire John R. Troxell Utahville
R. D,, Pa. %*8-12
Fan shape. Special at $1.19 and
Ac {avv.Air Bor ; ion | drive bicycle, new; 2,000 feet 6-
| Army-Navy-Air Force induction |¢ Din on :
|center. There, you take a com- | in. Jap Siang, used. Phone Hage
{plete physical exam and classifi- | UN8S 4654. . -12
| cation test to see where you Will | \WwoOD STORE BOXES for Fire
| best in the service. Sfterward,| Wood for sale. Going at $4.00
| You return home to await orders! ., 1: *
| while the induction board notifies | Per Hod. Phone Patton 2571. if
| your draft board of the results. 9- PIECE MAHOGANY DINING
[If you pass, your draft board in- Room Suite for Sale. 18th Cen-
| cludes you in their list of draft | tury.
eligibles.
Induction: When the Army has|Ave.,
need of you, you wil report at a [4:30 p. m.
[Joint induction station to get an-
|other “rapid” phyiscal check-up.
| You and your fellow draftees then
J 3 be A¥ided Long te three ment is required. For information |
s g quotas. | it Fie Do ar |
Most draftees will ,land in the iL) mre Boateng
| Army. Each service then will ship | 5 Ope 5151 2iton, Pa, or
its inductees to training centers. | Thone ra fon ol, i oy
i Processing: Upon arriving at| PASTEL COTTON PETTICOATS |
{an Army training center, you will| and pants to match, embroidery
| be assigned to a barracks, receive | trim. Sizes 4 to 14. $2.95 Excel- |
another physical exam and be in-|lent gift item. Fannie C. Wetzel, |
*tf
or gas. Estimates given. Im-
mediate installation. No down pay-
noculated against certain dis-|Carrolltown.
|eases. Obvious physical defects |- ere
{Will be corrected. You will com- {HOUSE FANS AT NEW LOW |p
| plete the Army aptitude test,| Prices. $3.95 to $39.95. Western
{make out your pay allotment, | Auto Store, 10th St., Barnesboro,
|take out insurance and make a|Pa. *8-25 |
will. | REDUCTIONS ON ALL Summer
| Classification and Assignment: | Hats. 50¢ to $2.00. Fannie C.
Some will be sent to combat | Wetzel, Carrolltown.
units in this country for basic|-—
| training. Others will train at the NEW AC ARC WELDER, 95- |
training center. If you were in| amp, 220-volt. A: bargain at |
the service before, you escape | $115.00 Western Auto Store, 10th |
| this. After eight weeks of basic | St. Barnesboro, Pa. *8-25
| training you may be assigned to|——— ewe
farang Y oo Aen CLEARANCE SALE—All ladies’
and children’s summer dresses
| an overseas post, sent to combat
{units in this country, or sent to :
C have been drastically reduced in
Visit our store for bar-
| school for specialized training.
> price.
gains. Mademoiselle Shoppe, Pat-
| ton, Pa. 7-29
NEW ELECTRIC HAND SAW—
2-in. cut. While they last, $68.95.
Western Auto Store, Jack Galinis,
Prop., 10th St., Barnesboro. 8-12
WIZARD DELUXE ELECTRIC
Washer for Sale. $125.00. None
better. Immediate delivery, with
pump. Western Auto Store, Jack
Galinis, Prop., 10th St., Barnes-
boro, Pa. 8-12
PEDIGREED ANGORA Kittens
for Sale. $15. $20. White, black,
blue Write the Kitdom Cattery,
258 Ann St., Middletown, Pa. 8-12
In Some Way, Says
Noted U. S. Author
Society is composed, not of
“average” people but of people
who are abnormal in one or more
respects. So states Dr. Roger J.
Williams in The Reader's Digest,
appraising the “deep seated phy-
siological differences that make
each of us act, think and feel
differently from everyone else.” —_—
Dr. Williams is director of ths |ALL SUMMER COATS reduced!
Biochemical Institute, University| $5 to $15-$20. Fannie C. Wet-
of Texas. The article is condensed |2el, Carrolltown. Phone 4491
from his book, “The Human Fron- | xirCHEN COAL RANGE—Used
’ only one month. Was $150, now
,In such everyday sense reac- only $85.00. Western Auto Store,
| tions as taste, smell and the stim- | 10th St., Barnesboro. *8-25
{ ulus of color, wide differences be- | — a
tween individuals have been dem- | ATLAS METAL WORKING La-
onstrated. Marked variations in| thes for Sale. Also Atlas Metal
reaction to drugs are known to|Working Shaper, drill presses and
exist. Sleep requirements vary | bench saws. Motors, 1/3 h. p. to
from “almost none” for some peo-|1 h. p. Delta drill presses, grind-
ple to many hours daily for oth-|ers, circular saws, band saws,
ers. joiners, sanders, jig saws and
: : wood lathes. J. V. Hammond Co.,
Contending that such physical Phone 273, Spangler, Pa. tf
differences indicate a comparable |Z Te la
range of variance in metal abili- | WRIGHTS’ 1-INCH RUFFLING
ties, Dr. Williams says that hu- with pink .and blue edge. 102
mans cannot be justly classed as|per yard. Fannie C. Wetzel, Car-
dumb or intelligent. Each human | rolitown. Phone 4491,
mind is a mixture of perhaps 300 |
distinct mental abilities and
traits, any one of which may be Plants, Farm Items
possessed in high or low degree. [NO. 1 TIMOTHY HAY for Sale
Idiot-savants, who are very| 7 tons. Cured. E. J. Seymour,
week in certain mental resources, [R. D. 1, Box 50, Patton (Patton-
| very strong in others, are simply | Chest Springs Road). 8-12
extreme caricatures of youn and! — 2% __T°7 __
me. The author cites the unusual | INTERNATIONAL ONE ROW
mechanical ability of one man| potato digger for sale. Good as
Who, by ordinary intelligence tests | new. Priced reasonable. Sam Kep-
shire, Patton R. D. Box 43 (near
Eckenrode’s Mill). Phone Patton
3851 8-19
feeble-minded individual
was able to memorize the city tel- |
directory. Such an ack.
nowledged genius as Albert Ein- SMALL TRAC 08 v ITH Saw
stein was backward in arithmetic | o 20% Mower Attachmen for!
I nea Wi ne a ul id Sale. J. H. Hommer Lumber Co.,
when in school ana, as a end, Glasgow, Pa. Phone Glasgow
{ unusually slow in learning to 10-R-2. 12
talk. | —
Educators have not sufficiently | NO. 1 ELLIS KEYSTONE Thre-
recognized these human varia-| shing Machine for sale. Com-
Dr. Williams believes. The |Plete with belt and elevator. RE
importance of considering each |W. Strittmatter, R. D. 1, Box 12, |
child as an individual with widely | Patton, Pa. Phone 3843. 8-12
be" Dittudes Nias boon ob-/INUH WHNE PONY For Boks,
scured In our school’s nass-pro- | Inquire of H. B. Hollis, Fallen- |
duction methods of teaching. | timber, Pa. 8-12 |
—Use a Classified. Only 2¢ per | CLEAN OUT THAT ATTIC—Sell
word first insertion, 1¢ per word those usable unwanted items |
each additional insertion. via a UPC Classified!
| HOT AIR FURNACES—Coal, oib | proximately 45'x55’ on lot 45'x120’
| Pa. *
PHONE YOUR AD!
| DIAL PATTON 3161
Real Estate
| APARTMENT BUILDING, Cres-
son Boro, for sale. Centrally lo-
| cated; investment buy realizing at
least 15% return, increased return
| possible; Inselbric; hot water
{ heat; newly reconditioned. Inquire
John F. Criste, 105 Ashcroft Ave.
| Cresson, Pa. Phone 2123. *8-26
CARROLLTOWN LOT and stone
foundation for sale. Lot 50x150
feet, located next to entrance of
Fairgrounds. Foundation 26x34.
| Blueprints of plan’ can be had if
| desired. Inquire Saturdays or Sun-
days only of Regis Illig, Phone
5542, or write P. O. Box 191, Car-
| rolitown, ¥tf
2
| Pear Foust Schmidt, executrix
of Mary or Mary Augusta Foust.
: 3. Final account of George L.
Automotive Walls, administrator of Albert
OAD ca A om——— | AT5]]s,
1942 WA-22 WHITE TRUCK 1or| 4. Final account of William
Sale. Y Plate. Also 1941 Ford | Gluckman, executor of Katharina
Truck, U Plate. C. P. Bricker,|or Katarina Gluchman, or Katie
Glasgow, Pa. Phone Glasgow | Gluckman.
2-R-21. 8-12) 5. Final account of Joseph M
. ree oo |Euen and Hilda R. Euen Betts,
FOR THE BEST IN USED CARS executors of Anastasia Euen.
Call Montgomery Motors, Cres- |" ¢' Final account of Johnstown
son, Pa. Phone 6431 Cresson. The Bank & Trust Company, execu-
biggest little dealer in the coun: tor of Mary Ann Blewett.
try! 8-19) "7." Final account of -Lioba Mc-
1931 CHEVROLET COACH for | Gough, executrix of Albert Kurtz.
Sale. Inquire at 120 Mellon| 8 Final account of Louise
Ave. Patton, or phone Patton| Yost, administrator c¢. t. a. of
2723. 8-19 | Andrew Yost.
_— | 9, Final account of Russell
MODEL 29M2 1947 FEDERAL Harrison, executor of Arthur
Dump Truck for Sale. In excel- | Bassett.
lent condition. Steady job with 10. Final account of Johns-
town Bank and Trust Company,
truck. For further information,
*tf | Guardian of Helen Yost.
call Carrolltown 4843.
SIX ROOM HOUSE, for Saie;
bath, heat, Bigler Ave. Spang-
ler, Pa. Inquire Smorto, Milde-
man & Peduzzi, Barnesboro, Pa.
Phone 474. tf
Fe STATION—Light lunch, five
tourist rooms, building gas
heated. Established truck stop. Is
located 4 miles east of Indiana on
Route 422. 5 acres ground. Will
do $25,000 yearly or more. Excel-
lent opportunity for expansion.
Priced to sell immediately. Other
interest. J. J. Sutila, R. D. 2,
Penn Run, Pa. *8-19
4 LOTS IN PATTON FOR SALE.
Either singularly or as a whole.
Located on Lincoln Ave. good
site. Inquire at Union Press-Cour-
ier Office, Patton. tf
1 r 11. Final account of Herbert
1936 PONTIAC FOR SALE—4- : Ay
door sedan. Also 1938 Dodge H. Silverstone, administrator of
dump truck, U-license. Plouse & |°0SePh Kirk Love.
12. Final account of Emma M.
Buck Garage, Patton R. D. (Pat- r y
ton - Carrolitown Road). Phone | Sloan, executrix of James A.
Patton 4051. 8-26
trier tira — 13. Final account of Max W.
1936 CHEVROLET Panel Truck
Paisley, executor of (Rev.) John
for Sale. New tires. In good | Baptist Bender.
condition. Inquire Huber’'s Hard- 14. Final account of Annie H.
| ware, Phone 3001, Patton. *#8-26 | Rowland and Richard Herbert
Rowland, executors of Marshall
1941 CHEVROLET DUMP Truck | Rowland,
for Sale. 1% ton, in perfect! “i5™ mina account of Wilbur
condition. Recently overhauled. | Brown, administrator of Char-
Inquire at 518 Lang Ave., Patton. les R. Brown.
Phone 2371. *f| "16. Partial account of Louis
1940 1!,-TON CHEVROLET Tr-|Kuzak, Administrator of Jacob
uck for Sale. Long wheel base, | Kuzak. 5;
stake body. In excellent condition. | 17. Final account of B. J.
G. L. Krumenacker, Nicktown, | Waltz, administrator of Abraham
Pa. Phone Carrolltown 4141, %8-19 | D. Ferry.
11-ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE—
Suitable for apartments or Ige.
family; heat, 2 bathrooms, 2-car
garage, 50x150. Located at 515
Beech Ave., Patton. For further
information, phone 2811, Patton,
Pa, 8-19
6-ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE—
Corner lot, good location on
Lang Ave, Patton. Also com-
plete bedroom suite, 1 steel bed,
heating and cooking stove, and
breakfast set. Inquire 518 Lang
| Ave, or phone Patton 2371. *tf
| BUILD A HOME or business at
| Mundy’s Corner; 28 lots front-
{ing on Route 22 near new Drive-
| In Theatre; 36 lots fronting Sum-
| merhill Road and hundreds of lots {3
| Just 200 feet off main highway | Phone Patton 4633.
for which streets will be develop-
ed. Terms can be arranged. Phone
jauy. Sis oem 4 | Nanty-Glo 129-J or write William
om suite. uire a ee | M 7, Nanty-Glo, Pa.
Patton, or phone 3733 after | hry ay 2
8-12 |
PROPERTY IN PATTON for sale |
220 Highland Ave. Building ap-
—Former location of Hillside Gar- |
arge. Inquire at Haluska Motors, |
Patton. Phone 2051 or 2053. tf |
. |
Services |
SUITS MADE TO ORDER—For |
appointment call Carrolltown |
2361. Will call at your conven- |
ience, evenings. Exclusive lines J. |
{L. Taylor and Pioneer Tailoring. |
Sottile Dry Cleaners, Carrolltown, |
a. tf
BICYCLE WHEELS straighten- |
18. Final account of Harold
DAVIS MAXWELL TIRES for|Sipe and Garnet C. Sipe, execu-
sale. Guaranteed 12 months.
tors of John E. Sipe.
600x16 now $11.50, plus $1.15 tax. 19. Final account of Harry M.
Buy now! Western Auto Store, | jones, executor of Hugh Jones.
10th St., Barnesboro. 8-26 Partial account of David
1933 PLYMOUTH FOR SALE— |M. Krise, administrator of Mary
4-door sedan, recently overhaul- | ** :
: : 21. Final account of David J.
24 24 inspected, (gure of ooh McMonigal and Thomas A. Black-
| Patton, on road to Hastings (at | burn, administrators of Stephen
| Frenchtown) 8-21 | Hostetler.
| | 22. Final account of Kate
| Goop USED MOTOR BIKE for |Charles, executrix of Mrs. Brin-
sale. $50.00. Inquire at Chris- | ton Berkey or May Brinton Ber-
| toff Motor Sales, 511 Fifth Ave. |key.
| Patton. Phone 4741. 8-12 23. account of Walter
1041 FOPHh Tore oe oar | D- Griffith, administrator c. t.
| 1941 FORD TRUCK FOR SALE. | of Lowman E. Griffith.
Final
| Y2-ton, in perfect condition. Has | 24. Final account of William
new motor. Priced reasonable. | yy pc gain executor of Louisa H.
*8-12 | Blyler.
COVIING Y SOON—Another| 25. Final account of Andrew
COMING VERY SOON—Another| 29 Phi
Chevrolet W-plate dump truck, | Sandor, administrator c. t. a. of
[for immediate delivery. McKenzie | Mary Helen Sandor.
Phone | 26. Final account of Emma R.
#8-26 | Ashcom, administratrix of Delores
| Miller McDowell.
Motor Co., Barnesboro.
Barnesboro 79-J.
| 27. Final account of Harry J.
Wanted | Norton, administrator of Robert
ree eeeee su Norton.
WANTED — OLD OR USED car| 28. Final account of The Un-
batteries, cast iron furnaces, |ited States Trust Company, Gdn.,
stoves, radiators, mattresses, rags, | & The Johnstown Bank and Trust
and junk of all kinds. Any am- | Company, Sub. Gdn., of John Cy-
cunt accepted; highest prices will | rj] and George Method Zahorchak.
be paid. Tommy Elias, 1311| 929 Final account of J. Ralph
Chestnut Ave., Barnesboro. Phone | penrod, administrator d. b. n. of
Barnesboro 472-R. tf | William R. or W. R. Swisher.
— sel Th T in| 30. Final account of Tillie
5 23 £RODM SPARTMENT Mapstone, administratrix c.t.a. of
Si : William Wolfe.
jDjshed Wiss and 2 children. Ou 31. Final account of Windber
alton boo Lh in Trust Company, executor of
BEAUTICIAN WANTED — Full Simon P. Naugle.
ed; coaster brakes repaired;
{work done by experienced men, |
Western
Auto Store, Barnesboro
MOVING SERVICE—Either local |
or long-distance. Call W. H.|
Yeager, Hastings 2052. Reason- |
able rates. We carry insurance: |
and have P.U.C. License. tf}
COAL, WOOD & RUBBISH haul- |
ed. Also general hauling. Ray |
Humphrey, Patton, Pa. Phone |
Patton 2371. tf
ALTERATIONS MADE on men’s,
women’s and children’s clothes.
Custom-made coats, suits and |
dresses. Zippers for men's hous]
ers. Fur and cloth coats restyled.
Mrs. R. H. Sharbaugh, phone |
4261, Carrolltown (near Main St. |
Garage). tf |
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FOR EXPERT ROOFING and Si- |
ding Service contact B. A.|
Christoff, 301 Park Ave. Patton. |
Phone Patton 3711. Free estimates |
given.
RUGS CLEANED and Demothed |
‘Domestic, Oriental Broadloom. |
Work guaranteed. Superior Rug & |
Upholstery Cleaning Co., Ebens- |
burg Pa, R. D. 1. Route 22!
Write or phone 865-R-3 Ebens- |
burg or 123-R-3 Nanty-Glo. We |
pick up and deliver. *t
For Rent
FURNISHED APARTMENT for |
|
rent. Two persons only. All|
conveniences. For further infor- |
mation phone Patton 2184. 8-12
SHOVEL FOR HIRE - - Rubber |
mounted, with back hoe attach- |
ment. Excavating and loading by |
the hour or contract. Weakland |
Bros. Phone Barnesboro 841-R-3 |
or 803-R-11. |
BULL DOZER FOR HIRE with |
angle blade, specializing in cell- |
ar excavating and landscaping. No
job too small. Weakland Bros.
Phone either Barnesboro 841-R-3
or 803-R-11. *tf |
SANDERS FOR RENT — Renew |
your old floors with our com- i
plete equipment. Phone 3481 or
call at 511 Magee Ave. Patton.
Crowell’s Carpet and Linoleum
Shop, Patton.
Miscellaneous |
KILL ATHLETES FOOT
‘““TE.OL BEST SELLER’
SAYS RUSSELL LITTLE
HEF THE REASON. The germ grows
deeply. You must REACH it to KILI
t. -OL 907% 1,
PENETRATES eaches 1
Your 35c back from any
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not pleased in ONE HOUR
J.
Patton Drug C«
NOTICE
1948 PHS GRADUATES |
Members of the 1948 graduat- |
|ing class of Patton High School |
who ordered class pictures may |
secure the same at the high |
school office any day between 9
and 12 a. m. |
JOHN I. BARNARD |
Principal, PHS
| sawed timber. J. V. Hammond Co.,
[for the purpose of the selling of
| feet on
[East 140 feet on the North side |
56 | the
| good grade of coal for the schools
32. Final account of Annie E.
time work, experience preferr- . .
ed. ne at P Betty's De Wagner, Trustee in the Estate of
[Shoppe, 720 Fifth Avenue, Pat-| Harry E. Wagner. ;
ton. Phone 2281. dtf 33. Final account of Ben Abel,
administrator of Clarence Stritt-
matter.
34. Partial account of Eviyn
Z. Stoddard Baker, Executrix of
George W. Zane.
LOGS WANTED—Wanted to buy,
hard and soft wood logs. Also
Spangler, Pa. Phone Barnesboro
273. tf 35. Final account of Charles
| Bader, administrator of Emma
SEALED BIDS Bader, Final tor ii
i i » received by | , nal account of William
Sealed bids will be recsive ¥ {Drabina, administrator of Mary
the undersigned until 8 o’clock D (Pre
M., Sept. 4, 1948, for the selling | a
of the Mellon School and ground | _ 37. Final account of Waldo E.
tpi > So Ripple and Georgia Ripple Meier,
and the Strittmatter School and | t & Jord D 7 D
ground; contents of both build. | pXS ors of Jordan D. or J. D,
ings Tevorved by tho East Carvel) 38. Final account of Gertrude
Township School District.
. ; | M. Mohler and Stanton R. Mulve-
The board having the right to hill, Execnt | MA
reserve and reject any or all bids. | Mil Kxecutors of Emmet Mulve-
By order of the School Board | lL
Fail 4 hi 39. Final account of Peoples
of East Carroll Township. | First National Bank & Trust
MILDRED M. WHITEFORD | 5 t £
Secretary R. D. 1, Box 207 |z°mpany, executor of Emma
8-26 | Frances or Frances Kuhn.
or Patton, Pa. al | 40. Final account of Agnes B.
) LED B |B , tri f Irvi J
SEALED BIDS | Bowman exceutrix of Iivin
PATTON LOT FOR SALE | 41. Final account of Alonzo
Sealed bids will be received by | Baumgardner and Lizzie Baum-
the Secretary of the Borough of | garner Blough, executors of And-
Patton Council until Thursday, | rew Baumgardner.
Aug. 19, 1948, at 8:00 o'clock P.| 42. Final account of Charles
M. (D.S.T.) in the Borough Office, | W. Kessler,. administrator of Ada
E. Kessler.
43. Final account of Jeannette
Madoskey, administratrix of Tony
extending | Frank Madoskey.
44. Final account of William
to an alley and 130 feet, more or | Spires, executor of Albert Spires.
Lot No. 4 in Block No. 62 in the |
Borough of Patton, fronting 50
Fifth Avenue,
less, on the South side to an| 45. Final account of Charles
alley. Sakmar, executor of Michael J.
Right reserved to reject any or|Sakmar.
all bids. | 46. Final account of Marie
BOROUGH OF PATTON | Vuletic, executrix of Mike Bas-
COUNCIL, taja.
MICHAEL J. HARTNETT,
Register of Wills
Ebensburg, Pa.
SEALED BIDS | August 7, 1948 9.2
STREET RESURFACING |
Sealed bids will be received by| .. SEALED BIDS
the Secretary of Patton Borough| FOR THE SALE OF AND
Council until Thursday, August | 5 EMOVAL OF
19, 1948, at 8:00 o'clock P. M. | STREET CAR RAILS
(D. S. T.) for the resurfacing of |, Sealed bids will be received by
Palmer Avenue, from Fifth Ave-|the Secretary of Patton Borough
nue, West to the Borough Line, | Council until August 19, 1948, at
a distance of approximately 2,559 S00 o'clock P. M. (D. S. T.) for
feet; also Sixth Avenue from |the sale of and removal of ap-
Beech Avenue to Palmer Avenue, | PrOXimately 40 tons of Street Car
a distance of approximately 308 |Rails on Sixth and Palmer Ave-
feet. Additional information may |MU€S in the Borough of Patton.
be obtained from the Borough | Additional data may be. obtain-
Secretary, Borough Office, Patton, |¢d from the Borough Secretary,
Pa. ‘Council reserves the right to Borough Office, Patton, Pa. Right
reject any or all bids. ? reserved to reject any or all bids.
BOROUGH OF PATTON BOROUGH OF PATTON
COUNCIL, | COUNCIL,
Per Borough Secretary, Per Borough Secretary,
Per Borough Secretary,
Bert J. Douglass 8-12 |
Bert J. Douglass 8-12 Bert J. Douglass 8-12
SEALED BIDS | NOTICE!
Sealed bids will be received ny Pupils who are entering the
Patton School Board until | Freshman Class of Patton High
August 30, 1948, for supplying a | School, and have not yet made
out their schedule, are requested
of Patton during the school term | to report to the high school build-
1948-49, | ing on Tuesday, Aug. 17, between
3id coal per ton delivered. | the hours of 9 and 12 a. m. Stu-
Weighbills to govern coal deliv- | dents of any class desiring a
ered. The board reserves the right | change in schedule should present
to reject any or all bids. | their request at the same time.
PATTON SCHOOL BOARD JOHN I. BARNARD
Miss Gretchen McCann, Secy. | Principal
High School, Patton, Pa. 8-19 Patton High School
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