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Thursday, August 26, 1948
‘48 Summer Mining Industrial, Other
Class Concluded Concerns to Exhibit
At Loretto College |At Ebensburg Fair
John W. Foreman, mining co-
ordinator at St. Francis College,
has announced that 58 students
have completed classes in mining
at that institution. Twenty-nine
were in first-year classes and 29
in the second-year course are re-
turning to mining jobs.
First-year students are Robert
Abbott, Clarence Ball, Richard
Ball, Michael Barelick, Lawrence
Blair, Ralph Canteloupe, William
Duncheck, Chester Gilnett, Andy
Guella, Andrew Hancharik, Walt-
er Henry, Leo Hockevar, Robert
Hunter, Ellsworth Jones, John
Kollar, Paul Leap, Frank Mag-
agnotti, James Murphy, Frank
Nastick, Joseph Palko, August
Pompelia, James Reichard, Joseph
Smith, David Taylor, Zola Wag-
ner, Ivan Walter, Charles Warzel,
Edward White and George Wol-
anin.
Completing second year studies
were: Paul Bella, Joseph Bukow-
sky, Carlisle Campbell, Harold
Cassidy, Michael Checklosky, An-
drew Concho, William Donaldson,
Harold Frantz, Trafford Freeman,
William Hutchison, Peter Kop-
Amusement Side Also
Will Be Outstanding
More than 100 industrial and
commercial concerns will have ex-
{hibits at the Cambria County
Fair which opens Monday, Labor
Day, at the Ebensburg Fair
Grounds, The exhibits will cover
2 wide range and will demon-
strate progress made by industry
and business in the post war pe-
riod.
While these exhibits will be
cne of the outstanding features
of the Fair, the livestock and ag-
ricultural displays will undoubt-
edly be the greatest ever shown
at the Ebensburg Fairgrounds.
The amusement side will un-
doubtedly win the acclaim of the
thousands of fair visitors featur-
ed in the arena every night which
will be Frank Wirth’s “Interna-
tional Revue”. There will be horse
racing on Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. On Tues-
day and Saturday during fair
week, Lee Crosby's group of
stunt auto drivers will defy death
with exhibitions of daring driv-
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Bakerton
By M. A, PANCZAK
homes.
the Petruyshak and Lewis Palka
Guests during the week at the
Flinton
By MISS DORA HOCKENRERRY
chik, Andrew Koval, Joseph Kra- ing on the race track home of Mr. and Mrs. John
tzen, Patrick Lynn, William Mec. | "8 _©°n t : : : i I
Greehan, Abe Moder Tors, The followng Johnstown con- Family Reunion Held Muir Ne Wr. James Wallace | \[jss Allean Warsek
Miller, Joseph Peresie, Oscar | C€rns will have exhibits at the A N ] . k Wir gsangton, D.C, Mr, B id f C | M
Plazek John Polifko, ' Michael fair: t alesnic Home ay i Ye 9 oe porl on
y . |toona and Mrs. Margaret Hart- Miss Allean Warsek, daughter
Johnstown Chamber of Com-
Popovich, Michael Saly, Thomas
murce, Gatley and Fitzgerald Fur-
Salvo, George Shannon, Jack Sw-
eltz, John Tontala, Anthony Val- | niture Co.; Boring Tires, Rey-
eri, John Wagner and ‘Attilio | nolds Typewriter Co.; Glessner
Zanin. Furniture Co.; General Mills Co.;
Schrader Greenhouse, Russell Hef-
fley Studio, Wendell Mfg. Co.;
R. L. Druckenmiller, Kissell Con-
crete Co.; Cupp Insulation Co.;
Glosser Bros. Sunway Cleaning
Co., Penn Traffic Co.; Geis In-
sulation Co.; Rothert Furniture
Birthday Party Is
Held at Gray Home
; Co.; Suburban Gas Co.; Swank |Fisanick and daughter, Ann, of | Bobby West, who had been visit-
A birthday party was held re-|faraware Co., Weiser Music Co., [Allport, Mr. and Mrs. Walter ing them.
cently in honor of Miss Joyce |g. H. Miller, Johnstown Heating |Swaynos of Barnesboro, Mrs. Mrs. Ralph Mulhollen and dau-
Gray, and Mr. Eugene Gray, at Service, Bender Electric Co., Ro- [Nick Nalesnick and son, Jim, Mr.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cletus | gers Studio, Sterling Office Sup-
Gray of East Carroll Township. ply, Mary Hoppe, Oblum’s Up-
The main event of the evening Holstering Company, Wm. H. Le-
was an out door wiener roast, At- | hew Filter Queen Co., N.
tending were: Miss Betty Jean | smith,
Moore, Miss Louise Moore, and | gales, Johnstown
Miss Mona Bell Lane, of Bak- | ri_County Milk Marketing, U. S. |
ertan; Miss Chloe Ream, Miss | Eureau of Mines, Johnstown As- |
Mary Ream and Miss Patricia | sociation of the Blind, M. Glos- |
Benosky, of St. Benedict; Mr. | ger and Sons, Bethlehem Steel |V
Celestine Holtz, Miss Josephine
Holtz and Miss Cecelia Holtz,
Hastings; Mr. and Mrs. Fred La-
S Co., WJAC Broadcasting Co., |
wrence and son, Freddie, of Al | ton Co 5
toona, and the Gray family of
Patton, R. D. Mr. and Mrs. | oherty, E. L. Hoffman,
Frank Bloom of Patton, R. D., Mr. Roebuck, Bantley Hardware Co., |
and Mrs. Huey Farabaugh of Don Leckey, Nu-Arat Sales Co. [family spent the
Pittsburgh and Miss Dorthea C.
Switzler, of Carrolltown. A good
SAVE
Store,
| ment
Portage; Hig
Feed Store,
Irwin; Maytag Co.,
Buy Your Furs
Direct from
|ert Treese, Knights Life Insur-
lance Co., Laurer Linoleum Shop,
| Lesak Motor Co., Moto-Mower
00 and up
Tax Inc. Fig
169” to 39
EASY TERMS ARRANGED
McFadden Motor Co.
Stull Bros., all of Ebensburg;
{ Chamberlin Co. of America, Pitts-
See Your Local Dealer or—
Drive in to Factory Showroom
Open 7 Days a Week
CLEARFIELD FURS
New Furs - Repairs - Remodeling
11-15 Nichols St. Clearfield, Pa.
| Paul J. Creedon, Newark; Sun- | t
| shine Stores and Burkhart Motor |
| Sales, Cresson; Robert
| Hagerstown, Md., Gearhart Hop-
kins Gas Co., Barnesboro;
| ern Doors, Inc., Lewistown; Bu-
reau of Highway Safety, Harris-
| burg; J. V. Hammond, Spangler;
— |R. H. Kelly Memorial, Hastings: |
- mor | Nestles Milk Co., Philadelphia; | ¥
| Blairsville Concrete Products, (©
| Blairsville; Main Street Garage, |
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FINISHING
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SERVICE
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| Gas Co., Ebensburg.
Experienced showmen know the [2
| Prepare Show Cattle |
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proper training and fitting pay
dividends in the showing, reminds
C. N. Hall, extension dairy spe-
BREEN’S
Cut Rate Store
405 Magee Avenue
PATTON, PA.
| ting, while patience and practice
lare required in training animals
to pose as well as lead.
—Before you criticise the oth- |
iar fellow’s plan be sure you have
|a plan of your own as a substi-
‘ tute.
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the home of Mr, and Mrs. Mike
Nalesnick Sr. on Thursday even-
ing, with a wiener roast being
the main feature of the affair, |
Those present were:
Sr., Mrs. Charles Danels
dren of Long Island, N.
and Mrs.
Hinesville, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. John
Chlapik and son, John, Mrs. Pete accompanied by their grandson,
and Mrs. Mike Nalesnick Jr., Miss
Coletta
Vancavish and family,
0. | Mrs. John Nalesnick and children, | J
Harley Davidson Motor and Frank and George Nalesnick, | home of her parents,
Planing Mill, |all of Bakerton.
family of Niagara Falls, N.
| Co., Johnson's Heating and Air | the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
of | Conditioning Co., E. W. Living- | Klegg Sr.
aster Sales Co., Super Tire Co., |Frank, of New
| cer-Tucker Co., Mrs. John Dau- [the week end here at the home
| Tuciter Sears |of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Puskar.
Other exhibits include the fol-| Washington, I
|lowing: Majestic Stove Co., St. | Rairigh, who is employed in that |
time was had by all : ily 's Depart- | City,
& Louis, Mo.; Schonberg’s Dey after spending a week here,
Mr. Ellsworth Sponsky of De- | and daughter, Miss Anita Cupples |
| Nicktown; Swartz Piano Co.,; W.|troit is spending the week here | Of Kingston
IF. Gable 'Co., Altoona; Schettig’s |at the home of his parents, Mr. With Mr.
Mrs. Catherine Dongell.
|burgh; E. S. Grube, Akron, O.; master, left this week for a vaca- |
Petrie, | Mrs. John Nalesnick are Mr. and |
Mrs. Stanley Nalesnick and dau-
Mod- ghter, Laura Gay, of Hin
Ga., and Mrs. Charles Danefs
Gail Heidi, of Long Island, N. Y
| Carrolitown; Ebensburg Oil and [Samp Kilmer, N. J, and Jack is |
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Mrs. John Schilling.
ed from a vacation in New Jersey.
Bridgeton, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. M. | Mrs.
F. Farabaugh and family of De-
troit,
and Jean Farabaugh
Erie spent the week end here at |Sisters of Mercy.
A family reunion was held at | on of Chicago, III.
ployment in Detroit, Mich.
relatives and friends
Nalesnick | town,
and chils | Mr.
Y., Mr.
Stanley Nalesnick or
Mr. and Mrs. Mike
and Mrs. Reuben West
Nedimyer spent
Buffalo, N. Y. The
| Shter, of Baltimore, Md.,
Panek, Mrs. Anthony |ler.
Mr. and Miss Ida Leoni of Bridgeton, N
Mr.
Mrs. John Laoni.
* * *
vere visitors during the week at |and Mrs. L. B. Bertram.
{falo, N, ¥.,
Bigan and son, | heregat the
York City spent ! Mrs. William Lamont.
Mrs. Michael
Mr. and Mrs. John Rairigh and , town
week end in|
Miss Ressie
5 st, Augustine
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.
D C
returned to
spent the week
Gowan Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Strong | an of Cresson spent Sunday
| Co., Risaliti Garage, Don James | ang daughters of Alexandria, Va., | with friends.
are guests at the home of |
H. L. Strong, Myron’s mother.
Mrs.
Mr. Steve Stefanik, local post- | here,
ion in Oregon.
Guests at the home of Mr. and | homes of local relatives.
ville, | Mr.
and | Altoona were week ¢
an r end
ar [among relatives here.
hildren, Sol, Ann Marsha
tr at rn ae ea Jo5eph an Michan or. Br
nlisted in the U. S. Armed Ser- |: . 2e Suan of the DT
ices. Bob is in the Army at| Orne family hero this Tock,
J | Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nagle and
family of Oregon are visiting this
the Air Corps at San An-|
: : |week with the James L. Carl
tonio, Tex. : | family here.
Mr. and Mrs Irvin McFeely! Mr. and Mus. John Kelly of
nd family of Buffalo, N. Y., are | Uniontown
relatives
uests at the home of Mr. Pelatives
are visiting
and |in St. Agustine.
Miss Ruth Baker of Altoona is
Miss Eileen Harris has return- vacationing at the home of her
cialist of the Pennsylvania State Visitors this week at the home parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse
REGULAR or JUMBO College. Careful feeding and | op and Mrs. A. E. Farabaugh | Baker.
frooming are important in fit. Ite Ean Farabaugh of | Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Nagle and
Ray Krise visited Sunday
afternoon in Cresson with their
and Misses Agnes, Rose |daughters, Sisters Mary Ferdin-
and Mr.|and, Mary Aloysius and Mary
harles Farabaugh of Patton. Coleman, on the occasion of the
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmidt of |[Centennary Celebration of the
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Reilly of
Altoona were callers here among
BLATT BROTHERS friends one day last week.
parTON, pa 3 Authorities Raid
seemed Porfage Twp, Hall
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Walter Brunet, Portage Twp.,
Aug. 27-28 [is being held for Cambria County
Carey Grant, Myrna Loy ¥ Count on charges of selling liquor
3 » | t¢ minors and operating a gamb-
Shirley Tener tees bling device, He was arrested on
Rudy Vallee, in : | Friday night by county detectives
| and agents of the State Liquor
Bachelor and ;
Control Board. The officers raid-
. | €d Brunet's barn, which they said
b| had been converted into a dance
the y doXer # xi.
o County detectives said there
ALSO s| were about ten boys and girls
Allan Lane, Bobby Blake, in
4 ranging from 14 years of age up-
° ward, in the barn at the time of
Oregon Trail
Scouts
*| the raid. A quantity of untaxed
» | liquor and a slot machine were
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a Great Name in PAINTS
LIEB'S HARDWARE
CARROLLTOWN
Bee.
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Misses Rose Mandrick and Ir-
ene Kowalchick have secured em-
Mrs. Elizabeth Cole is visiting
in Johns-
are the | c
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Mil- |
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a | tes
; : Jose visited Mr.
7 |
o iS spending the week at the | Hockerberry over the week end.
Misses Judy and Patty McCoy
are spending the week in Johns-
Mrs. Margaret McCoy of Turtle |
| Creek was a recent caller at the |
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burke of
| Chest Springs were callers here. |
and Mrs. Hugh Regan of |
guests
Mrs. Gerald H. Moore and sons, |
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warsek of
sell Swope of Coalport,
Pp. m. on Saturday in Glasgow.
The bride was attired
a corsage of pink roses.
The newlyweds will
{the present time.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slovikoski
and children of Washington, D.
visited the former's mother,
{ Mrs. Anna Slovikosky, Sunday.
Miss Edith Hockenberry of La-
and Mrs. M.
| Mrs. Christina Good of Johns-
Misses Jean and Ruth Smith of | (OWN Visited relatives here over
Mr. and Mrs. William Blum and | New Germany are visiting at the |
Y., | home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. |
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dotto
{and daughter of Clearfield visited
Miss Adelaide Lamont of Buf-|3! the Angelo Dotto home here
spent the week end | ©
home of her mother,
n Sunday.
afternoon callers at the John F.
Bill home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Vas-
Binder of Hollentown were Sun- |
Flinton, became the bride of Ray
Swope, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
at a
pretty ceremony performed at 6
in a
| Mrs. Gene Sherry and Miss Betty blue suit and flower hat and wore
the week end in reside at
the Swope home in Coalport for
| Dysart
‘Bobby Reese Honored
'On Birthday Anniversary
PA birthday party was held on
| Suflday to celebrate the ninth an-
|niversary of Bobby Reese. Those
present enjoyed a delicious lunch
|and Bobby received many gifts.
| Attending were Ronnie Passo-
netta, Joan and Bobby Passonet-
{ta, and Nancy Naylor of Dysart,
Stephen, Wendell and Mary Ellen
Pier, Romaine Keller, Regina
and Philena Mae Letcher,
Blandburg, Judy and Pat Hert-
zog, Jimmy Hertzog, Jimhmy and
Lee Cavalet, Joan and Patty Ann
Dietrick, Billy Oshall, Pat Zupon,
Junior and Barbara Zupon, all of
Dysart, Margaret Burns and Elea-
nor Burns of Detroit, Mich., and |
Joan Stevens of Carrolltown.
* % *
Sunday visitors at the George
Mansfield home were Mrs. Levi
Reese, Blandburg; Mrs. Madge
Carns, Clearfield, and Mrs. James
Letcher, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pier
and Jack Turner, all of Bland-
burg.
Mrs. Adeline Burns and child-
ren of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs.
James Stevens of
were visitors at the Sam Passo-
netta home here Sunday.
Donald D’Coskey and children!
were callers at the H. L. Naylor
home on Friday.
Misses Winnifred and Betty
Grimes, Dorothy and Joan Pas-
sonetta, and Elmer Crossman and
Thomas Dougherty visited Utah- |
ville on Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Naylor and grand- |
daughters, Carolyn and Helen,
are visiting in Camden, N. J., at
the ‘Russell Naylor home. They
also plan a fishing trip and a day
at Atlantic City.
Two bus loads of local folks at-
tended the Clover Farm Picnic ok)
Lakemont Park recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gionfriddo
and family have returned to New
Britain, Conn., after an extended
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Gionfriddo.
Mrs. Rose Gionfriddo is still a
patient at the Altoona Mercy |
Hospital. Her condition is consid-
ered as good. She will undergo an
operation soon.
Dave Poet has returned to Al-
toona after a short visit here.
The Dysart School will open on
Sept. 7 with the following teach-
ers: Mrs. Mary Naylor, Grades
1-2-3; Mrs. Georgetta Kruis of
{Irvona, Grades 4-5-6, and Mrs.
{ Ella Gregg, Grades 7-8.
The Dysart ball club played
Ashville on the local diamond on
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevens | a, ws . BR area |
and son, Tommy, were Sunday | Sunday and won by a 6-5 score. | y
5 | Dysart still retains first place in|
| Cambria-Clearfield Valley League
| standings.
| Mr. Prell and son of Cleveland,
day afternoon callers at the M. J. |O-, spent Sunday at the home of
Hockenberry home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gondek of
Revloc visited relatives and
fri-
Cupples | ends here Sunday afternoon.
Miss Vonda Ruth Stevens spent
L K end |the week end with her parents,
Cupples brother-in-law | ny and Mrs. Blaine Stevens.
anufa [ ie : ;
ig Hardware Co. Wolf Furniture (and Mrs, Martin Sponsky. | Kam. Mr. and Mrs. Louis | Mrs. Nelson Clapper and son,
| Co. thers Music Store, Rob-| Miss Charlene Ross of Akron, bit | Ronald, are spending some time
| Sor Smathe O., is visiting her grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Mc- | with the lady's mother, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph |
| McGowan Jr. and Bobby MecGow- | A702 Coleman,
here |
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hockenberry
| visited the formers’ sister, Mrs.
: 5 re Lena Morrison of Irvona, a pati-
pray, Driens, Baier of W Haber | tient in the Philipsburg Hospital,
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Frank Tomchek spent Sun-
day among relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Stewart
| visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Stewart on Sunday.
Mr. Edward Gondek spent Fri-
day in Blandburg.
Mr. John Bill was a caller in
Altoona Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevens,
| Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mauer and
[John Bill attended the picnic at
| St. Augustine on Sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mauer
{have returned to New Jersey,
| after spending the summer vaca-
| tion with Mr. John Bill.
|
| By SHIRLEY JEAN NASH
T-4 George Hunter, Bride
\Enroute from Germany
T/4 George Hunter, son of Mrs.
| Clifford Wilkinson, and Miss Elis-
abeth Lang, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Lang of Nurenberg,
| Germany, were united in martiage
on July 27.
The local soldier has been sta-
tioned in Nurnberg, Germany, for
the past 30 months.
| Sgt. Hunter and his bride left
| Germany on Aug. 18 and expect
|to be home some time during the
| first part of September.
* *k *
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hocken-
| berry became the parents of a
|baby girl on Saturday, Aug. 14.
{ The infant weight 81 pounds and
| has been named Carol Ann. Both
{mother and baby are fine.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilkinson
{and family of Wallaceton were
| Sunday visitors at the home of
the fomer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| Fred Wilkinson Sr.
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilkinson
ywere visitors in Philipsburg last
{ Thursday.
! Miss Martha Turney and Ginger
| Willeys were callers in Bellwood
on Thursday.
Mrs. Margaret Garmen was a
caller in Altoona recently.
Mrs. Cecelia Sanders was a re-
cent caller in Altoona.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Yingling
= |and sons, Louie and George, mot-
ored to Juniata Saturday even-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Seymour
were recent callers in Altoona.
| Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Matth-
lews of Almansville visited at the
[home of the lady’s parents, Mr,
[nd Mrs. John Scott, recently.
Mr.
ana children, Dorothy, Jack, and
| Dick,
|urday.
[ Mrs. Richard Burns and
| ghter, Louise, and granddaughter,
| Joanne, motored to East Water-
ford on Sunday.
| Mr.
{Mr. and Mrs.
Lemoine Letcher
and Mrs. Arthur Westover |
motored to Coalport Sat- |
and Mrs. John Letcher and |
dau- |
[spent a few days vacation on a |
[trip to Thousand Islands, Ontario,
Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Berten Reece and
Eugene and Jerry, visited
| sons,
[in Coalport Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fultz and
children,
Jimmy and Alice Mae,
(and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Daws
and daughter, Gladys, visited in
Gettysburg, Pa., and Perrysville,
Md.,, on Saturday, including a
stop at the Perrypoint Veterans’
Hospital to visit Mr. David Beers.
—Too few people strain their
eyes looking for brightness.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davidson.
| Mr. and Mrs. James Berringer
{and daughter, Eleanor, attended
the testimonial dinner for Father
Hackett at Ashville last Wednes-
day evening.
Robert Cole of Altoona and
Miss Eleanor Berringer of Tipple-
town spent Saturday evening in
| Dysart.
Miss Dorothy Balest of Ashvile
and Donald Cole of Altoona visit-
ed in town Sunday evening.
Mrs. Theresa Cuomo is spend-
ing several days in Pittsburgh
with her parents.
PRUNE YOUNG TREES
Pruning of young forest trees
assures clear, straight trunks and
a better timber crop, according
to W. W. Simonds, extension for-
ester of the Pennsylvania State
jours
Glasgow Notes
By JANET C. KUHN
Poverty Party Held
At Matthews Home
| A Poverty Party was held last
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Annie Matthews by the
| Blandburg members of Caroline
Troxell Rebeccah Lodge 576. All
present reported an enjoyable
time. Refreshments were served
by the ladies. Attending were:
Mesdames Iva Lovell, Vesta
Duff, Betty Hescox, Ivon Kuhn,
Mabel Lovell, Martha Lovell, Bet-
ty Scott Jr, Kay Schmittle, Dor-
othy Yingling, Laura Hollen,
Reese, Shirley Noonan and Jimmy |
all of |
Carrolltown |
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| Catherine Hollen, Jean Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stine.
Esther Fortney, Mabel Letcher, The I.O.0.F. held its regular
Grace Letcher, Madge Fishel, meeting at the Lodge Hall here
Marguerite Garman, Flora Brick- [on Thursday evening.
|éer, Annie L. Troxell, Margaret| Mr .and Mrs. Willis Stine visit-
owman, Kitty Brown, Ida Mec- [ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
|Cartney, Celia Taylor, Lillian |C. L. Stine,
| Michaels, Effie Davis, Annie Bin-| Mr. and Mrs. John Stine Jr. of
{nix, Ruth Learn and Mildred |Altoona visited Sunday with the
| Gates; Misses Connie Michaels | former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
|and Maude Troxell; Mr. and Mrs. | John Stine Sr.
| Walker Matthews, Donna Rae | Mrs. Beulah McClellan
Glasgow recently.
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|and Mrs. Clarence Peacock of Ak- | _ Mr. Charles Kuhn and Mr. Rus-
|ron, O. and Mesdames Margaret sell Kuhn motored to Smoke Run
(Garman and Lillie Harpster of OP Sunday evening.
visited
| Bellwood. | Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Hannah
*n% and children visited the lady's
Caroline Troxell Rebeccah |parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Lodge held its regular meeting at | Dixon, on Sunday. i
the Lodge Hall Friday evening.| Mr. and Mrs. Wade Good visit-
Intiation of new members featur- |ed in town recently.
ed, as well as refreshments. | The Roseland EUB Church An-
nual Sunday School Picnic will be
Miss Louise Lender has return- | i
ed home after being employed at {held Saturday, Aug. 28, at Bow-
: : ; | man’s Grove. There will be enter-
Ch ome bn Bitaieth | tainment for all. Everyone is in-
. |vited to attend and bring their
Joan Kuhn spent the week end I bagitat,
at the John Troxell home. 1948-49 school
Mrs. T. C. Collyer of Altoona Reade Twp. will open Monday of
spent Saturday at the home of next week, Aug. 30.
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When the
SCHOOL
BELL
RINGS...
YOU'LL WANT TO BE SMARTLY
DRESSED FOR THE OCCASION!
. . . Back to School Values!
--- SHIRTS --- SLACKS
--- SHOES -- SOCKS
--- UNDERWEAR --- BELTS
--- SUSPENDERS --- TIES
--- JACKETS --“T" SHIRTS
--- POLO SHIRTS --- SPORT SHIRTS
Your School Togs Have to Be Right
On the Beam . . . That's Where We Shine!
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Philadelphia Ave. Barnesboro