PAGE TEN UNION PRESS-COURIER Thursday, September 23, 1048 iy q “ | Mrs. Iva Lovell, Mrs. Marie Martz,| Mr. and Mrs Richard Graham | The M. E. Bible Class served his studies at California State . 1 Hastings Colver BLANDBURG Mrs. Catherine Lovell, Mrs. Eliz- land Mrs. Leo Graham of Riggles | Monday, Sept. 13, for 55 people | Teachers’ College, California, Pa. 30-Day Special! | By ANNE EASLY From House No. 816 By SHIRLEY JEAN: RASH abeth Wilkinson and Mrs. Hazel [Gap visited at the Thomas Nash from the AAA. after spending his vacation here, . A party was held on Wednes- . . y Evans, Bote here, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cree and| Mrs. Jen Jefferies is spending a We Will | day evening at the home of Mrs. Miss Margaret Rainey A meeting of the social com- Mickey Evanskey was admitted | Mr. and Mrs, Zetwae Waite and | sons, George and Bobby, of Glas- week at the Carol Edmiston home M | Henry Murphy climaxed with & B id fK h S . h mittee and executive committee of |at the Philipsburg State Hospital son, Gene, of Cleveland spent a |low visited at the John Knott here. 1 C 1 t 1 R b ild {light lunch. Those in attendance riae o ennet picher the local PTA was held recently | Sunday, Sept. 12, {few days here at the home of the [home recently. Trea cs tors ct H ompletely Rebui | were: Mrs. Duane Becker of Holy Family Catholic Church at the home of Mrs. Hazel Evans.| Mr. and Mrs, William Wilkinson |lady’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clay | Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fortney |FREVENT FARM FIRES i 0 Your Washer for $30.00; | Spangler, Mrs, Dominic Valeria of | here was the scene of a pretty In attendance were Mrs. Rox- |and children, Donnie and Betty | Davis. and children were recent motor-| Oct. 3 to 9 will be observed as i A Barnesboro, Mrs. Robert Miller, | Wedding at 9 a. m. on Saturday, [ie Nash, Mrs. B. G. Learn, Mrs. Jane, of Templeton, were recent| Mr. and Mrs. John Scott were [ists to Philipsburg. Fire Prevention Week. On farms the Your Vacuum Cleaner for Mrs. Joseph Valeria, Mrs. Bert | S€Pt. 11, when Miss Margaret | Kay Schmittle, Mrs, Madge Fish- | week enders at the home of Mr. |visitors in Cleveland recently. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nash Jr. the emphasis will be placed on rec 2.50 Lee, Mr Jack Stewart, Mrs, | Frainey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (el, Mrs. Florence Irwin, Mrs, Es- | Wilkinson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Frank Frye of Glasgow visited | motored to Altoona recently. ridding the premises of all kinds sar . James Rainey, became the bride | ther Fortney, Mrs. Ellen Ber er, of fire traps and hazards. - WE PICK UP & DELIVER { Rose Molino, Mrs. Rudy {i of Kenneth Spicher of Ebensburg | ———— >" o& 18h Mrs. Tom Gregory, Mrs. Bill Lana [ih The double-ring ceremony Guaranteed parts and and Mrs. George Bills, all of | o sp yet Hd I foil S| THE FLOP FAMILY By Swan Fred Wilkinson. among friends here recently. James Angello has returned to WASHER Mrs. J. M. Kline was at Mun- | Choir sang the Nuptial High ’ on, Oc oiié Fred Ms. bride was given in mar- DE NG © LODGE. MEETING TONIGHT, | CALLED ON MAS ALL You HAVE To 00 To GET ANYTHING & SWEEPER and Stephen, were in Pittsburgh plage by her father, Mrs. James AR - GOTTA HURRY AND GET ORESED GUTTER Tooad— YoU WANT 14 To ToUCH A BUTTON — Friday and Saturday. ainey was matron of honor and o = RX k Eleanor Baker of Wash., D. C, | Mr. James Rainey Jr. was best RERTNE Wl TOR 4 7» H & was here for the week end. man, El HOME & > ® 1 (© H Alice Strittmatter, of Penn The bride was attired in a ELECTRIC) Q — a A : n State, was here over Sunday. white satin gown with fingertip Q () 2 A BIGLER AVE, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weakland | Veil. Mrs. Rainey wore an aqua Q NZ: BARNESBORO Jr. and Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, [Colored gown with hat to match. 1S k were in Altoona on Monday. Sah a ' Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. John Reese, of Visitors at the home of Mr. Mondays thru Saturdays Detroit, were in town last week |31d Mrs. Frank Evcic recently OFFICE PHONE end. were Mr. and Mrs. George Com- Ba b 504 . itz of Osceola Mills, Mrs. Evcic’s Ep on epker of Indiana, was here ports "and Mr. und Mgnt Hastings 4653 Ethel Lantzy, of Indiana State Nard Salis and family of Hawk 2 A Ls Teachers College, was here for William Bralin of Lanse, Pa, the week end. : and Misses Ann and Josephine I | Doris Dieirick, of Pittsburgh,|Lisik of Grassflat were recent was home on Sunday. week end visitors at the home of Dolcres Yeager of Altoona| Myr. and Mrs. George Kormanis. . was home for the week end. George Smith Jr. attended the = CHRISTMAS Misses Mae and Thelma Stritt- | funeral of his friend, Evor Jones, | SWAN — [3 CARDS matter and Irma Bearer, were in in Washington, D. C,, recently. : ; told Pus on Sunday. Fad | Evor Jones was a former resident | : T T W OL Te QE T 4 0 I Beautiful attractive folders Mr. and Mrs. H. Joseph Easly, | of Colver. ~ v N ™M = with the season’s greetings; {of Pittsburgh, were here Sunday.| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Malesky | Pow WF £00 xe a i ly iy > INDUCE fr oT Banns of Marriage were pub-|and family of Nanty-Glo spent | imprinted with your name LIKE THAT OF MINE / ished Sunday for the first time a day with Mr. and Mrs. i To TouCH A BUTTON =) on each. | between Margretta Freeman and Belin. | Earl Bush of St. Bernards Church| Miss Pear! Ferrighetto was | t [ V $1 00 Mrs. Hannah Cobbs was in Al- (honored at a wedding shower re- dq [ = ® toona the past week. jently at the home of Mr. and MED. Renato Feretti, of Georgetown |Mrs. M. Melnyk, of 20 Row, given University, was home for the |by Catherine Melnyk. She Soe. | week end. [ved many beautiful and useful Tom Semelsberger, of Pitts- gifts. A delicious lunch was ser- ° ° Eagle Printing Co. burgh, was home over the Week [Ved 1 ie guests, haw. retusn. end. { Mr. and Mrs. Bob Siberts an-|ed home after an extended visit Everything nounce the birth of a baby boy hn Devt, Mich, and with her : : 3 on Friday September the 17th. aughter in Ellwood City. in Office Supplies Mrs. I. J. Binder and daughter,| Billy Blakney of Amsbry visit- Naomi, and Mrs. Arthur Lantzy,|ed last week with his uncle and P hone 118, Barnesboro left for York this week where|aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Gaida. Mrs. Lantzy will reside. Mrs. Victor Linsky of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Boyle of [and Miss Catherine Henry and Mr. Patton, were in town Sunday. Mike Wasco of Spangler were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Asashon. M ARSTELLER Miss Helen ‘Swerbinski, student WAN | ED {nurse at the Windber Hospital, World fights resceveld, Mr. and Mrs. David Hazelett|SPent a week end with her Dare ® . and daughter, Bonnie, of Apollo|NtS, Mr. and Mrs. Metro Bw PE J E | a visited at the home of the lady's| ” ; = . | ma parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Peel. | Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoover - iad Mrs. Mary Goughnour, daugh-| 2d daughter of Akron spent a ter, Stella, and son, Matthew, of | f€W days visiting at the home of THE {i p New Florence visited at the home| Mrs. Hoover's parents, Mr. and ! |of the lady's sister, Mrs. J. w.| MIs. Bert Hill. a y » 0 <- Wl Miss Alma Buck, student nurse TR AMP EEE fat the Windber Hospital, also A paper shower was held at| : 2 the home of Mrs. James Fabut | spent a week end with her par- as recently. A large number of lad- | I, | ics attended and a delicious lunch | ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Buck. Mrs. John Gmerek spent a few days visiting her sister, Mrs. \s s was served. S&F) Fe {" Mr. anda Mrs. Steve Toth of | Mary Onderko of Barnesboro. LL New Brunswick, N. J., are spend- FEED THE COLTS C.D.RUSSE, y: 2 = ! ing a few weeks with their son- Suckli colt ¢ i do Dott if | WR y Het i RW £5 : 1 [PR 3 ) 2 | L t in-law and daughter, Mr. and PE 201s wm do Dojter 1 FR NN (ASSN NTS uh wy Faso py rt: | a e oO e S Mrs. Joe Var they receive a small feeding of SA See is So RORY EN NAT TIS SNES! : { 3 20. : : x : a v anita NEA a : Mrs. Joe Vargo, who had been ay Pi Ba ih ie | ® 1946's 3 Yationi I) he Marcy Hosplial State extension livestock special- SHUCKS! THE AIRS KNOCKED OUT, AN'WE J | for three weeks, returned to her|* p HAVENT P11 WELL HAVE TO CALL | ® 1947 home Saturday, Sept. 11. ist. GOT APUMP! W L | $ Anna Mae Popp of Ambridge THE GAME OFF | ’ spent a few days with her par- { $ 1948 s ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Vrana. Mr. and Mrs. John Hill of Col- $ PHOTO ver spent a day here recently PREMIUM with the former's sister, Mrs. ; | Catharine Good. FINISHING { / | Miss Julia Baron is spending a at PRICES! | vacation at the home of her sis- oF . (ter, Mrs. Robert Lindahl, in Cle. HOUR sist |veland, O. | AS] * Hugo Vivadelli left for Conn- SERVICE | MONTGOMERY |ectieut with his sister, Mrs. Har- | {old Witt. He will endeavor to se- REGULAR or JUMBO | |cure employment in that state. 9 es Motor Company Sheep growers are urged by W BREEN S \ ¥ #12 Kovbtono ove |B. Connell, extension livestock | (Cut Rate Store > . specialist of the Pennsylvania 3 HERE YARE, BOYS! KEEP CRESSON, PA. State College, to use rugged ewe 405 Magee Avenue THE GAME lambs for building a strong bree- IT A GOIN Phone 6431 ding flock and to head the flock PATTON, PA. ? 10 with a good ram. | R 0 Dey after day, more and more people are agrecing The Durability...the Dependability... the Dollar-Value — ALL ARE IN CHEVROLET! Yes . . . Chevrolet alone gives the Big-Car Quality and Big-Car Value that have caused more people to C.DRUSSELL,, | ILL THROW YOU A FEW, RUAT. WE GOT TO GET IN SHAPE FOR THE WORLD F— SERIES WELL, GEE WHIZ, CANT You PRE TED I HAVE Z ~~ DS 0 | [YOUR IMAGINATION! AW, RATS, YOU HAVEN'T GOT A BALL SW buy Chevrolets than any other car! Chevrolet alone | 2 i Big-Car Advantages at lowest cost! Se Foe these 31 == COME OM, LET'S YOURE 11 A RUT = is HAVE A LITTLE You HAVE LO | | no TEAMVORY IMAGIQATION ! NE 0 More Vslue in Performance with More Value : More Value in Riding Luxury! Economy! in All-round Safety! in Tasteful Beauty! , ort : 8 i t’s valve-in-head Chevrolet’s Unitized Its smooth over-all design - that’ Chevrolet oy Fore Word's Champion” en- Knee-Action Ride plus andits world-famous Body riding comfort because of gines have delivered more ~~ Positive-Action Hydraulic by Fisher assure Chevro- > its Body by Fisher and miles, to more owners, Brajes Dus Liane Unis iy oauIYleuership as improved Unitized Knee- than any other motor-car steel Body Construction 3) 23 n karship ET REIT Action Gliding Ride. power plant built today! provide triple protection! and sturdy constructi 21D ESH TIAKE | er WHAT DOOD MEAL TO THINK OF THAT, MYSELF I'M Id THE OUT- CEUNTER-FIELD FENCE? FIELD, LAST OF THE NINTH, SCORE TIED, THREE OA, TWO OUT--- BOY! THIS OME |S TAGGED FOR A HOME RUM -- I'VE GOT {T! \'VE GOT IT! “YOU JUST IMAGINE THAT Values), Gompsre ne Pricer CHEVROLET ~ and Only —1IS FIRST! Patton Auto Company Main Street Garage P ATTON, PA. CARROLLTOWN, PA. | J Copr. 1948, King Features Syndicate, Inc, World rights reserved.
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