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UNION PRESS. COURIER
Marsteller
2 MRS. FRED SCHROCK
Phone Barnesboro 829-R-2
Mrs. Stanley Good
Honored On Anniversary
A birthday party was held on
Sunday in honor of Mrs. Stanley
Good and son, Blair. Both receiv-
ed many nice gifts. Lunch was
served. Those attending were as
follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon McDonald
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Renninger, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Good, Mrs. Eddie Good, Mrs. Jos-
eph Patterson, Mrs. Paul Frank
and family, Mrs. Martin Bogetti
and daughter, Mrs. Blanford Pat-
terson and family, Miss Shirley
Keith and Mrs. Rose Burley. The
music was furnished by Marl and
George Deyarmin and Hezzie
Jones. .
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Mrs. Anna Tudrow and son,
Vincent, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Christof of Madera were
visitors Sunday at the Joe Psar-
chick home,
Mrs. Emma Dixon has been
confined to her bed for a few
days again.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weakland
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Katchmer of Cresson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wallace are
visiting their son-in-law and dau-
ghter in Phoenixville for a few
weeks,
Mrs. Jack Rivets and children
of Indiana visited at the Thomas
States home on Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Woodside spent
the week end at the home of her
son, William Woodside.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bearer
are the proud parents of a baby
girl, born Saturday.
Foster Wiggins of the U. 8.
Army spent the week end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Foster
Wiggins Sr.
Lawrence Jones suffered a dis-
location of the shoulder while at
work in the Pennsylvania Coal &
Coke mine here recently. He has
been off work for a week.
Warren Good of Nicktown was
a caller in town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hallowa of
Detroit spent the week end with
the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Hallowa.
Mrs. Frank Tonkin and Mrs.
Kenneth Richardson served the
members of the Presbyterian La-
dies’ Aid last Wednesday follow-
ing their regular meeting.
Miss Rose Montello has return-
ed home after spending some time
in Santa Monica, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoak of
this place, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ogden and family of Cherry Tree
and Mr. and Mrs. Arch Repine of
Barneshoro attended a birthday
party in honor of Mrs. Hoak's
sister, Mrs. Lloyd Heberling of
Reynoldsville, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Woodside
of this place and Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Anderson of Barnesboro
R. D. spent the week end at the
Green Hornet Camp near Ma-
honing.
Mrs. Charles Gardner and Mrs.
Louise Woods were callers in Al-
toona recently.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Lindolph is a patient at
the Miners’ Hospital, suffering
with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fowler of
Nanty Glo spent Sunday and
Monday at the home of Mr. and
Hastings Bottling
Popular BEERS, ALES,
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Mrs. Lewis Fowler.
George Mahalick has returned
to the Veterans’ Hospital at As-
pinwall, Pittsburgh, for further
treatment.
Mr, and Mrs. James Reed and
daughter of Johnstown spent last
week end with the lady's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Laird.
Mrs. Mayme Fox of Loretto
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fox and
family of Altoona visited Monday
with the former's sister, Mrs.
Jgmes Laird of this place.
A beef loaf covered dish din-
ner will be held in Presbyterian
Church dining room on Tuesday,
Mar. 1, from 11 a. m. to 12:30
p. m. Everyone welcome.
Carrolitown
(More Carrolltown News will
be found on page 12 of this issue)
Mr. Joseph Dunegan, who had
been a patient at the Mercy Hos-
pital in Johnstown, was recently
discharged and taken to the home
of hig daughter, Mrs. A. J. Karl-
heim in East Carroll Twp. He 1s
improving nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lux and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Landers of
Johnstown were visiting in town
on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Monroe Bearer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reilly
and Mr. Reilly's mother, Mrs.
Reilly, of Cresson were visiting
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Zeno Buck.
Boy Scouts of Troop 71 were
camping last week end at the
Boy Scout Winter Camp in Blue
Knob. Attending the camp were:
Mr. Ray D. Searle, Mr. Maurice
Bender, John Kelly, Richard Ben-
der, Alfred Eckenrode, Donald
Bender, Edgar Haley, Jerry Ben-
der, and James Kelly.
Mrs. P. G. McNulty and son, N.
1P. McNulty, and daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Kirkpatrick, were visitors
in Johnstown last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jones of this
Patton Eagles Cop
58-53 Win Monday
Receive Invitation to
Enter Franklin Tourney
The Patton Eagles defeated the
Tyrone “Y” by the score of 58
to 53 on Monday evening of this
week on the Cherry Tree Com-
munity Hall floor.
The win was the second of the
season for the Eagles over the
Tyrone “Y” team, the first game
score being 52 to 50, on the Ty-
rone “Y” floor.
Patton took the first quarter
by the score of 18 to 8 with
Tyrone coming back strong in the
second stanza to win 20 to 13;
the Eagles holding a three point
31 to 28 lead, at the half.
Patton increased their margin
in the third quarter 16 to 10 and
holding a 47 to 38 leading going
into the final 10 minutes. Tyrone
won the last quarter 15 to 11.
Roman, sturdy forward for the
Eagles, with 16 points, led the
scorers and Cronauer followed his
teammate with 15. Snyder was
high for Tyrone with 18 followed
by Miller with 14.
he win was victory number
20 for the Patton Eagles in 25
games played thus far this year.
The Eagles have received an
invitation to enter the Franklin
VFW tournament which starts on
Sunday, Mar. 6. Only the top
teams in their respective leagues
or the teams holding outstanding
records for the season are among
the 16 teams receiving invitations.
The summary:
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SUM OF MONEY LOST some-
where in Patton. Finder please
contact Union Press-Courier of-
fice or phone Patton 4116. Re-
ward. 2-24
TIE CHAIN LOST IN PATTON
on Saturday evening, Feb. 12,
Initials “G. B.” Yellow gold.
Please return to Union Press-
Courier office. 2-24
For Sale
ELECTRIC Cream SEPARATOR
for sale. Good as new; suitable
for small herd. Reason for selling:
Sold cow. Inquire at residence of
Gilbert Hollis, Fallentimber R. D.,
Pa. 2-24
HOT WATER HEATER for sale.
SUPERIOR CARBONATED BEVERAGES
WE SPECIALIZE IN SERVING PARTIES
WEDDINGS & OTHER CELEBRATIONS
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Prompt, Efficient Dependable Home Delivery
. HOME DELIVERY DAY for PATTON—EVERY SATURDAY
Service
place attended the Moose Ban-
quet in Cresson last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zahorchak
and family of Central City, were
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Callahan for several
days this past week.
Gables Observing
65th Anniversary
The William F. Gable Company
of Altoona announces its 65th
Anniversary sale beginning Mar.
1st and lasting through the 7th.
A special effort is made dur- |
ing this sale to give Gable pat- |
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account here.
yourself and you
credit!
to you!
Remember,
charge whatsoever for this service
~ Karps Credit
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IT'S PART OF
OUR SERVICE
We make it a real conveniencel
There’s no red tape, no delay, no
fuss or bother when you open an
Simply establish
establish your
there’s no
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rons values impossible at any
other time, and, conquently, it is
the greatest event of the year.
Prices are slashed tremendously
in all departments.
The citizens of Central Penn-
sylvania are invited to attend.
Gable’s will be closed all day
Feb. 28 in preparation for the |
grand opening on Mar. 1. Store |
hours for the opening day, Mar. |
1, are 9:30 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. |
Opening day will be a gala af- |
fair with free souvenirs given to
ali who register.
Anniversary sales were first
started by William F. Gable, |
founder of the company, in 1894, |
10 years after the store’s opening.
Since then anniversary ents, |
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have become nationwide events.
Gable’s annual anniversary ce-
lebration has become more than
just another department store |
sale. It's something of a tradi- |
tion in Altoona and surrounding |
areas—an event looked forward |
to from year to year with real |
enthusiasm.
Sportsmen Hear
Expert On Wildlife
Dr. Logan J. Bennett, chief of
research of the United States
Fish and Wildlife Service, spoke
to approximately 270 persons at
the 23rd annual banquet of the
Ebensburg Sportsmen’s Assn., last
Saturday evening. The dinner af-
fair was held in Wissinger’s Inn
in Ebensburg.
Other speakers were Rep. Rob-
ert L. Coffey and Herman T.
Jones, president of the Ebensburg
National Bank, Harris Breth,
radio commentator and columnist
served as the master of ceremon-
ies and Rev. John R. Thomas,
pastor of the Ebensburg Congre-
gational Church, pronounced the
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Patton Eagles
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marata and Wilson. Timer—Stover.
Totals .22 9 53
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8 20 10 Hs ESTATE KITCHEN RANGE for
aID- Also
Eagles G F T Tyrone G FT| May be operated by fuel oil or
Bopan § 1288 Booms! 2 2 14 | kerosene. In very good condition.
Dinehart f.0 0 0 Beckwith f. 1 o 2(Inquire at 701 Beech Ave. Pat-
Brown f ..0 0 0 Miller c .... 6.214] ton. 2-24
Shevnock c. 2 in Stephens 8-219
Cronauer g. Ci y 226
Solomon 8. 2 1 3 McFarland . 2 0 4/CHILDREN’S Brovses sizes >
| 10 and 12, for 89¢ at Fannie C.
Bozslla g hg 2 — | Wetzel’s, Carrolltown.
Totals .. 24
With hot water front.
Sellers kitchen cabinet.
Sale.
Phone Barnesboro 789-J-12, #2-24
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New low-cost
magic for your
dream kitchen
WHEN you have your lovely
Youngstown Kitchen, you'll
be free forever of the garbage
pail and all its messiness.
For the Mullinaider electric
garbage disposer—Youngs-
town’s newest kitchen magic
—grinds away your food
scraps and whisks them down
the drain! *
And that’s only one endear-
ing quality of these gleaming,
white-enameled steel kitch-
ens! There’s storage space
galore, with everything right
where you need it for fixing
meals, washing dishes and
clearing up. And best of all,
there’s a low, down-to-earth
price, made possible by high
volume production.
Come in—ask for a free dem-
onstration right away.
Youngstown Kitchens and
Kitchenaiders available
nder low FHA terms
Viz
Bender Electric Co.
Carrolltown Altoona
invocation.
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WHEN IN NEED!—Paints, Cer-
tainteed Roofing, Insulation,
Plaster Board, Rock Lath Plaster,
Insulated and Roll Siding, Flour-
escent Lighting Fixtures and
Tubes—See Strollo Bros.,, Whole-
sale Grocers, Barnesboro, Pa. 3-3
ATLAS METAL WORKING La-
thes for Sale. Also Atlas Metal
Working Shaper, drill presses and
bench saws. Motors, 1/3 h. p. to
1 h. p. Delta drill presses, grind-
ers, circular saws, band saws,
joiners, sanders, jig saws and
wood lathes. J. V. Hammond Co.,
Phone 273, Spangler, Pa. tf
NOW YOU CAN GET YOUR
buggy, stroller, wagon and |
wheel chair, as well as other
types of wheels, retired at very
little cost. Western Auto Store,
10th St., Barnesboro. tf
KNITTED SCARFS, 50¢ and $1.
Jersey nightgowns, sizes 16 and |
17, for $1.95. Faunie C. Wetzel,
Carrolltown. Phone 4491.
SPECIAL—Beautiful cotton nouse |
dresses, sizes 12 to 26, 38, to 52,
for only $2.95. Fannie C. Wetzel,
Carrolltown.
JUST IN! SOUTH BEND Auto-
matic Reels and all kinds of
fishing tackle. Buy now! Waest-
ern Auto Store, Barnesboro. #3-10 |
LON HOSIERY for
DU PONT NYLON HOSIERY for
sale. For men and women, |
guaranteed for 112 to 6 months |
against everything, regardless of |
cause. Prices as low as hosiery |
without guarantee. Write for in- |
formation and prices. Herman J.
Werder, R.F.D. 1, New Florence,
Pa. 3-3
WINTER DRESS SPECIAL—$3,
$5 and $7. Fannie C. Wetzel,
Carrolltown. Phone 4491.
NOTE: WHEN YOU BUY AN
Electric Range or Water Heater
from us, we do the wiring and
plumbing complete. For quick
service come in today. Convenient
payment plan. Callahan's Elec-
trical Appliances, Carrolltown, Pa.
Phone 2001. t
ONE LOT WINTER COATS for
only $5 at Fannie C. Wetzel's
in Carrolltown.
ELECTRIC WASHING Machine
for sale; in good condition; $15.
Also kitchen cabinet, $5. Phone
Patton 2294. 2-24
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THE PATTON AUTO COMPANY
Fourth Ave., Phone 2171
PATTON, PA.
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WESTRICK MOTOR COMPANY
Main & Scanlan Sts., Phone 2101
CARROLLTOWN, PA.
DOME HOT WATER HEATER
for sale. Two radiator attach-
ments. Phone Carrolltown 4261. tf
ALL HATS REDUCED to $1.00,
$2.00 and $3.00. Fannie C. Wet-
zel, phone 4497, Carrolltown.
511%” x 8314” TARPAULINS for
sale. War surplus. New. Five
for $6.00. $1.50 each. Rope in-
cluded. W. Earl Sharbaugh Jr.
Carrolltown. Phone 472}. tf
CHILDREN’S SNOWPANTS! For
boys and girls. Sizes 2, 3 and 4.
$1.95. Fannie C. Wetzel, Carroll-
town.
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THE AVERAGE AD in the Un-
ion Press-Courier Classifieds
costs 50¢ for one week and 25¢
for each additional week.
REDUCED PRICES on all winter
coats, children’s and ladies, and
also on all snow suits. Fannie C.
Wetzel's, Carrolltown.
WEDDING INVITATIONS print-
ed at the Union Press-Courier
office in Patton. See our samples.
We also print all types of job
work, including mine weigh bills
approved by the state. Contact
us before you order your next
Dasch of printing. Phone Patton
1.
Business Opportunities
NEW CAR FRANCHISE OPEN
in Patton and Vicinity. For in-
formation call Greensburg 2449-T
f | UPRIGHT PIANO, to be- used at
PHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD -- DIAL PATTON 3161
For Rent
Automotive
4-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT—
Has water. Located along Pat-
ton-Chest Springs Road near the
Clark School. Immediate occupan-
cy. C. B. Thomas, Patton R. D.
Phone Patton 3816. *2-24
te esse ase ———— ee
SANDERS FOR RENT — Renew
your old floors with our com-
plete equipment. Phone 3481 or
call at 511 Magee Ave., Patton.
Crowell's Carpet and Linoleum
Shop, Patton. tf
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. *
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. *tf
Services
RELIABLE TRAINED NURSE
will care for patients at home.
Maternity cases a speciality. Will
provide own transportation. Write
or contact personally Mrs. Doro-
thy McCulley, R. D., Hastings,
Pa., for available time. 3-3
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
of wood, cement, stone or block
work; also buildings raised or
moved. I am now ready to figure
on any job to be done in 1949.
Can see me in my office after 5
p. m. or phone Barnesboro 213-W
anytime. G. Biss, Spangler,
Pa. 3-3
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.
BICYCLE WHEELS Straighten-
ed; coaster brakes repaired. By
men that know how. Bring them
in now. Western Auto Store, Bar-
nesboro, Pa.
FLY RODS REFINISHED and
NEW CYLINDER HEADS for
Ford V-8s 1938 to 42; Mercury
39-41, right or left. Special, $7.95.
Ford fuel pumps (new), $2.98.
Western Auto Store, 10th Street,
Barnesboro. *2-24
51 - PLATE WIZARD two-year
guaranteed Battery, $14.95 and
your old battery. Western Auto
Store, Barnesboro, Pa.
GLASS
Cut and Installed
for all makes cars and trucks
Sibert's Garage, Hastings, Pa.
Phone 4371
tf | FOR THE BEST IN USED CARS
Call Montgemery Motors, Cres-
son, Pa. Phone 6481 Cresson. The
biggest little dealer in the coun-
try! tf
1939 OLDSMOBILE for Sale. 4-
door sedan; no reason offer
refused. Phone Patton 2371, #*tf
1948 CHEVROLET DUMP Truck
for sale. V-plate, 8x10 steel
bed, 7,000 miles. Has never been
used for strip mining. Like new.
Inquire of Frank Lubert, Hast-
Phone 4716. 2-24
Notices
BIDS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES
The Patton Borough School
Board will receive sealed bids for
School Supplies for the 1949-1950
school term,
For further information, call or
write Jesse W. Cogley, Jr. Sup-
ervising Principal, Patton, Pa.
All bids must be in the hands
of the Secretary on or before
March 1, 1949. The board reser-
ves the right to accept or reject
any or all bids.
GRETCHEN McCANN
Secretary
Patton, Pennsylvania
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
In the Estate of Rudolph Peno-
vich, late of the Borough of Pat-
ton, County of Cambria and State
of Pennsylvania.
Notice is hereby given that
Letters of Administration in the
Estate of the above named dece-
dent 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
RAYMOND D. BUCK
Administrator
Patton, Pa.
Englehart & Larimer
Attorneys for Administrator
Ebensburg, Pa. 3-24
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EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
In the Estate of Ambrose B.
Pfeister, late of the Township of
East Carroll, Cambria County,
Pennsylvania.
Notice is hereby given that
Letters Testamentary in the Es-
tate of the above named decedent
have been granted to the under-
signed. 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
ings.
Better
Used Cars
Best Selection In
Northern Cambria Co.
1947 Pontiac Torpedo “6”
4-Door
1947 Ford Super DeLuxe
oor
1946 Buick Super 4-Door
repaired. Now is the time to
do it. Western Auto Store, Bar-
neshoro, Pa.
IF YOU DON'T KNOW YOUR |
radio, know your radio tech-
nician! Get the best out of your
radio. See Harris Radio & Elec-
tronic Service, 416 Magee Ave.,
Patton. Authorized Philco, Zenith,
Motorola, Colanial service station.
Ask us about FM before you buy.
Phone 4181. tf
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, Carrolitown,
Pa.
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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. tf
CUSTOM MADE COATS, SUITS
and Dresses—Also sample line
of materials; alterations on men’s
women’s clothing. Mrs. R. H.
Sharbaugh, Carrolltown, Pa. Tel-
ephone 4261. i
Wanted to Buy
the Cambria County Legion
Recreation Club, Ebensburg. Con-
tact Francis Huber, Patton. Phone
3003. 2-24
MEDIUM SIZE BABY CRIB, ap-
proximate size 22x24. Mrs.
Henry Jolly, 923 Beech Ave., Pat-
ton. Phone 4601. 2-24
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LOGS WANTED—Wanted to buy,
hard and soft wood logs. Also
sawed timber. J. V. Hammond Co.,
Sosngler, Pa. Phone Barnesboro
4 tf
Wanted
2 OR 3-ROOM UNFURNISHED
Apartment Wanted. Either in
or around Patton. Wanted by
newlywed couple, both of whom
are working. Phone 4766, Pat-
ton. 3-10
Automotive
Auta Glass
PROPERLY REPLACED
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SIBERT'S GARAGE
HASTINGS
Beaver Ss. Phone 4371
or write C. Earl Baldwin, 547
Locust St., Greensburg, Pa. #*2-24
DOES $10.00 A DAY INCOME |
from business of your own— |
started without any investment— |
sound interesting? Write J. R. |
Watkins Co., Box 367-R, Newark, |
New Jersey. 2-24 |
Real Estate |
FOR SALE—One six-room wood |
dwelling, running water, sewer, |
hot water heat, garage, large |
basement. For sale cheap. In- |
—SPECIAL—
FOR FEBRUARY!
$7.50
ALLOWANCE
For Your Old Battery
on the purchase of a
NEW AUTO LITE
BATTERY |
LODICO
MOTOR SALES
BARNESBORO
Phone Barnesboro 9
1946 Chevrolet 4-Door
1946 Chevrolet 2-Door
1941 Pontiac Streamliner
2-Door
1942 Oldsmobile Club Coupe
1941 Pontiac “8” 4-Door
1941 Chevrolet 2-Door
1940 Buick Special 2-Door
1941 Buick Special 4-Door
1940 Plymouth 2-Door
LOW FINANCE RATES
Up to 18 Months to Pay
Westrick
Motor Company
Phone 4611
Carrolltown
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For Reliable
TRANSPORTATION
At A Reasonable Price
CHOOSE A
Select
Used Car!
1947 Nash “600” two-tone
brown 4-door
1942 Plymouth Cab., maroon
1946 Nasn “600” sedan,
fully equipped
1947 Nash 5-passenger
coupe, fully equipped
1947 Nash Ambassador 4-
door, fully equipped
1948 Nash “600” sedan,
fully equipped
1947 Chevrolet 2-door, radio
and heater
1946 Nash “600” 4-door,
fully equipped
1947 Nash Ambassador
sedan, fully equipped
1941 Chevrolet sedan, new
paint job
Phone Barnesboro 9
LODICO
MOTOR SALES
Nash Sales & Service
BARNESBORO
USED CAR - TRUCK
BARGAINS
1941 Chevrolet Dump Truck
1940 Chevrolet Convertible
Coupe
1946 Hudson “6” 4-Door
1946 Packard “6” 4-Door
1939 Packard 6” 4-Door
1937 Nash 4-Door
1941 Chrysler Club Coupe
1946 Packard “8” Sedan
1946 Pontiac Sedan
NOL AN MOTOR
PHONE 585 SALES
NORTH SPANGLER
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1946 DODGE 1%4-TON STAKE Carrolltown, Pennsylvania
Body Truck. A-1 condition. A |2-2¢ In care of Dennis I. Dillon
real bargain. Inquire at Western
Auto an Barnesboro. #3-10 NOTICE! -
The annual meeting of the
EEE | Cambria County Mutual Fire In-
surance Company, P. of H. will be
held Tuesday, March 1, at the
Municipal Building, Carrolltown,
at 9:00 a. m. for the election of
four (4) Directors and one (1)
{member of the Finance Commit-
oi for the coming year. Also any
other business coming before the
| meeting,
2-24 G. H. DUMM, Secretary
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
In the Court of Common Pleas
of Cambria County, Pennsylvania,
Abraham Agypt, Plaintiff, vs,
Michael Agypt and Agypt &
Agypt, A Copartnership, Defend-
ants,
No. 5 December Term, 1948 Eq.
Sitting in Equity.
Pursuant to an Order of the
Court of Common Pleas of Cam-
bria County, Pennsylvania, dated
February 9, 1949, notice is here-
by given that there will be expos-
ed to public sale on the Premises
in the Borough of Patton, said
County, on Saturday, March 5,
1949, at 2:00 o'clock P. M., the
following described real estate:
All that certain lot of ground
known and numbered as Lot No.
4. Block No. 43, on the general
plan of the Borough of Patton,
as laid out by the Chest Creek
Land and Improvement Company;
| said lot being bounded on the
North by Magee Avenue, on the
East by Lot No. 3 on said plan;
| on the South by an Alley, and on
the West by Lot No. 5
plan.
Having thereon erected a two-
on said
{ Story frame building, the second
floor thereof being used for resi-
dential purposes, the Western half
of the first floor being used as a
pool room and bowling alley, and
the Eastern half of the first
floor being used as a fruit and
confectionery store.
Together with all counters,
show cases and trade fixtures in
the Eastern half of the first
floor.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten (10%)
per cent. of the amount of the
bid at the time of the sale, and
the balance upon the confirmation
of the sale and delivery of the
deed for the premises.
RECEIVER reserves the right
to reject any or all bids and to
continue the sale from time to
time.
ALBERT L. O'CONNOR,
Receiver for Agypt & Agypt.
a Copartnership.
ENGLEHART & LARIMER,
Attorneys for Receiver,
Ebenshurg, Pa. 3-3
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
In the Estate of Parasko May-
kovich, late of the Borough of
Patton, Cambria County, Pennsyl-
vania, déceased.
Notice is hereby given that
Letters of Administration in the
estate of the above named deced-
ent have been granted to th un-
dersigned. 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
MICHAEL MAYKOVICH,
Administrator,
Patton, Pa.
Westover & Lantzy,
Attorneys for Administrotar,
Spangler, Pa. 3-3
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