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WRITE YOUR CON GRESSMAN "es RECENT DEATHS ISN T IT THE TRUTH? When men helped men and kind- la back in the swing, get right [But be in there and see this strong.
. . By James Kurtz ness prevailed Look for better things, look to through. EE —_n_O
offey Asks Constituents to Give [Benjamin Semelsb It seems i's upside down | Tow wore the ood od days. | Hod Sole tg
enjamin yemeisperger It seems it’s upside down Strive to be perfect in His sight. |All we need is a change of spirit |land is always a good practice. It
. - R Patton—Benjamin Andrew Sem- [For everywhere you seem to go | When the hours and days were A great big change of heart is more important than ever, say
Views On Im rtant Le islation elsberger five-year-old son of Wil-| You see so many frown. filled with joy Let's move on toward a better day | Faithfulness in a wonderful God |penn State foresters, as demand |
liam and Bertha (Westrick) Sem- And a smile could be found any- | And have respect for one another | And never from His love to part. [for lumb nd prices de-
5 There is worry, lots of trouble where 1 ) “ or lumber eases and price: NOAG
w t 0 ni 0 ments of the voters of the 26th Sishe Tger Of this place, died lagt | 1yepe i5 sorrow, loads of care Those were the times when people ron He ig SS puis again S 1 h Gline. Trees 18 to 24 inches in
ants Upmions Un District. Accordingly, I have pre- Toa services were conduc. | Folks just seem to be in circles were gay P'S T9 IAG SDIUN SUHINGE of Mother. “hatchet Worle, Wary Te Jomeieh Sunet huh. wield bebe C
New Labor Legisation pared a questionnaire and am de- [ted at 9 a. m. Saturday in St. They're not getting anywhere. And happiness they begged to Let us do the things that are Of the things on the earth that ter than smaller trees. dal
sirous of ascertaining the senti-| Mary's Catholic Church here, with [Ah, yes old world you better wise| “Pre: decent are wrong = S——
Due to ‘the extreme interest in ments of the readers. burial in the church cemetery. up Comme on. old world get out of the an stand up for all that is true | Search for happiness, seek for —Mass education is the only Ind
some of the bills due to come up | Although I normally answer Surviving are his parents and a uit talking, planning, sitting righteousness road to fire prevention.
In the newt few weeles, ¥ fos] this |eVery, communication, that fs rv; | these Wrotliers and sisters; Jone,
issue of the News Letter should |C®! in ) wil [Wiliam .r., Pear, MLdward, .Jan- P i
be Gevad to sacertaning svi. (bg orgven for nat knoviedging ie, Harry and Margaret, an ai) | THE FLOP FAMILY By Swan u
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to the following questionnaire: » “
1. Should the minimum wage . DON'T COME IN HERE WITH HOUR, (MU0DY | WAYS 50 BUY GETTING THE. CHILDREN HEW —\* TREO? Tr NE NIGHT | | of th
Tu Bon €¢ Mrs. Anna Stasik SHOES - CANT YoU SEE | JUST WARED | OFF To GRANOMA'S TODAY | OIDNT HAGE. Y Teo: " Age G00 o Fae ME TO during
2, Do you think service and Sallitzin—Mrs. Anna Stasik, 8, THE FLOOR? - 3 TIME To PREPARE. DINNER, 50 You'LL TONIGHT A THE MoUIES-AND Hou RE attrac
retail business engaged in inter- | o; is place passed away at her Tr {
state commerce should be ex-|home Ss ea am yoy Thurs- s 4 1) 0 HAUE To EAT TOAST ANDO BEANS Too TED! ADH of sor
! empted ? day. She was a native of Poland, G . = AY y 3G) ed by
2. The Taft-Hartley Law: being born Mar. 13, 1880, a dau- x S 4 ment
WIRING a. Is it satisfactory? ghter of Jacob and Mary Anna B | Schoo
b. Should it be amended? (Jankowska) Kleja. She was the N | comm
c. Should it be repealed out- widow of John Stasik, who died 7
GERMAINE NIEBAUER || right? Jap. 5, 1938 | : gh
d. Should the old Wagner Act | Mrs. Stasik was educated in 0 | the fi
Phone 2726 be re-encated? Poland. She was a member of St. 2 0 . buildis
3. Federal Aid to Education: - |Mary’s Catholic Church. Surviving 2 1 = PHC to sec
121 Mellon Avenue a. Do you favor federal aid [are a son, Joseph, Gallitzin, and Lr ing t
PATTON to education? six grandchildren. Another son, ng od o aband
b. Should parochial schools be | John, died about five years ago. 1 ah x the sc
included also ? Funeral Services ere held at 9 “(4 hy g Visor
: a. m. Monday in St. Mary's Cath- -
RS prom tora SY eyor repeal of the alic Church by Rev. Father John : | | ou E v Bie 2
5. Do you favor compulsory |g raca. Burial was in St. Joseph's Sz | I 3 studen
p ATTON National Health Insurance? emetery at Coupon, Sura fh |i ih od compe
a. As proposed by the Admin- _— ! . artisti
istration ? Robert W. Hansen LL hh hl viceab
b. The health plan proposed * dh i and m
by the American Medical Assn.? | Barnesboro—Robert W. Hansen, " 8
6. Should we repeal the excise |27, passed away last Thursday. BUT \ DON'T SUPE You'LL B8€ Too THEN HoU OUGHT TO SEND HM HE'LL rau N OF HIS I
All Leading Brands tax on baby oil, baby powder,? (Born in Spangler Jan. 17, 1922, TREO 10 60 To MK. BEVINS' WEOOIN & HOUR REGRETS : € ENOLCH I! a
Tan 7. Should Social Security be |he was a son of Hans and Mae HE SENT Hou AN \NULTATION ! 5) OWN LETT S00N | mes i
POPULAR BEERS extended as recommended by | (Marsh) Hansen. He was a veter- :
President Truman? an of ord War 11 24 was tM Not | J ® =
8. Should restrictions on in-|Wounded in action while servin
HOME DELIVERY stallment buying be continued? [With tke 16th Transportation o hearts
Phone Patton 4671 9. Should Congress outlaw the | Corps. He spent 2% years in the holden
PORTER SOFT DRINKS || Copmupist Party? BR ivi ig
10. Do you favor pensions for | Surviving are his mother and mers |
veterans ? three sisters: Mildred and Laura
a. For World War I vets? [Mae, at home, and Betty Lou, Towe
b. For World War II vets? |Washington, D. C.
¢. For both World War I and| Funeral services were held at 2 On C
World War II vets? p. m. Sunday in the Barnesboro
. Do you favor bonus for |Presbyterian Church by Rev. O. In 18
veterans in case of need only? [Emerson Washburn. Burial was in Rem
e. Should the amount of bon- | North Barnesboro Cemetery. who Vv
us he determined by the length * bring
of time overseas? day n
_ f£. No direct bonus, but rather Kenneth D. Montgomery bo A
inclusion of veterans in the So-| Barnesboro—Kerineth Doyle , of he
tional credit for sevies © 204" | Montgomery, 41, of this place, ments,
11. Do you favor aid for re- Bed 8% dupo p.m, 2% Wednes- ue
arming i] European countries ? He ‘was born 5 De Be Feb, 1572
, o you favor additional : Es! :
funds for National Defense ? 8, 1909, son of Sherman and Lor. ® RS Sates! SAE Besror vite | [HYRANZ EVERY BEST OF dh
a. If so, should the additional | ¢tta (Pennington) Montgomery. - ie AOVALE * = INGHY, SIRE SILK ON A GOOD Be
money go to the Air Force, the | He is survived by his widow, DERM SUCH HERE SHE |S! ABOLT ITZ | ed and
Be Sate . . . Be Sure i. Army, or the Navy? Mrs, Lillian Nevada Sheitle) WEATHER 2 (STOUT FRAME
igi I would appreciate very much | Montgomery an e lollowing :
of Contes: Vie by Be receiving Bo Oe thon children: Joan Ames, Janet Lynn =
p " amaged or sign your name, address and oc-|and Jane Arliss, all at home. He oy
fective Glass. cupation and send same to me at|is also servived by his mother, B = a
Room 331, House Office Bldg. | Mrs. Loretta Montgomery Scott
SIZES IN STOCK Washington, D. C. of Barnesboro, and two sisters:
FOR ALL ROBERT L. COFFEY JR. | Emma wife of Arthur J. Williams
CARS AND TRUCKS Representative, 26th Dist. [of Wilkinsburg and Velma E.,
Se t———r—————— wife of Dr. H. F. Garmen of Bar-
SPANGLER Mending Cracked Ranges nesboro.
A crack on the inside of &| Funeral services were held last
range can be mended by using a | Saturday at 2 p. m. at the home
Auto Excha filler made of equal parts of com- | of Dr. and Mrs. Garmen by the
nge mon table salt an Wood Sane Rev. O. Emerson Wee and k
moistened with water to * burial was made in the Barnes-
Phone 331 SPANGLER per consistency. The filler will dry | poro cemetery. ;
hard and will be lasting. ® J SEY IVE EO8 ToATS I BET IHAD JER A SIRE. SHE YASH MV IRIEE WAS IY, [Tok AcLOVDY bay
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so soot | Mrs. Emiley Howell c I HAD THE AIR SOL (mites) I THE SKY COULD SEE ITATALL
4 Cresson—Mrs. Emiley Howell, ged i SEE HARDL
I Cresson, died last Thursday at the
YOU GET THE GAL 3 Mercy Hospital, Altoona. A native =
& | of St. Boniface, she was born on
July 8, 1894, a daughter of Frank
and Elizabeth Endler.
Funeral services were held at
9 10:30 a. m. Monday in St. Francis
— We Il Do Xavier's Catholic Church, Cresson.
Burial was in Mt. Aloysius Cem-
» | etery.
the Rest! Surviving are her mother of
Cortland, N. Y., and the follow-
& ling children: Mrs. Paul Beck, Gal-
litzin; Mrs. Allan Yeckley, Har-
risburg; Mrs. William Faschnat,
Cresson; Leora, Altoona, and
® Come to the Eagles in Shirley, at home. She was a sis-
ter of Elmer, Turtle Creek; Ed-
Patton with your favorite win, Samuel, Linus, Genevieve,
4 3 Mrs. Clota Sherwood, and Leo-
gal . . . We promise you nard, all of Cortland, N. Y.; Mrs.
' Estelle Bricker, Aurora, Ill.; Mrs.
a whale of a good time! Edna Gardner, Washington, D. C.;
IT WAS UP SO HIGH IT TOOK AN || [YOU CALLTHAT HIGHZ! ~-- MY
A A aT IR SGa- KITE WENT SOHIGH | AEVER
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OP HIGHER THAN THAT! DID GET IT BACK AGAIN
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Dan music, entertain- Mrs. Clare McCullough, Altoona;
i Mrs. Catherine Stomier, Gallitzin
ment amid pleasant sur- R. D., and Geraldine Endler, Cort-
land, N. Y. bi
my
roundings and the best of
verve: Make 10 « date! 3 Gambling Human
remay wierr—tae zevram uaxers § Nature, Says Judge
SATURDAY & SUNDAY — THE RHYTHM-AIRES § “ ; :
You can’t stop gambling,”
Vocals by Joe Kerrigan said Judge John H. McCann last
Wednesday, “It's human nature.
4 I've seen crusades come and go.” ® Ye x
: GET 10 CIGARS IF YSHOOT THE
Fraternal Order of Eagles, Patton Without refering directly to the FLAME OUT ON THE CANDLE Teor
4 current slot machine publicity, AN i
ORGANS Judge McCann dismissed his cri- ?
’ ~~ »¥Y¥ | minal court jurors with some TING GA
comments on gambling. ~ SHOO
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: & “Poker and bridge games will
DIAL HASTINGS 2741 2 W\ oe oor Saale Jt
They bet you won’t die, and you’- TRAMP
Hastings Bottling Works
ve got to die to collect.”
The jurist lauded county offi-
. cials. Without naming anyone \s ep i > =
SUPERIOR CARBONATED BEVERAGES . specifically, the judge said: | A Saas ~ 2 cigars
“Our county officials have car- OUT CANDLE - lO CIGARS
Popular BEERS, ALES, PORTER (@N\7. ried out their duties. They are C.D.RUSSELL a
P ’ ’ honest and capable of carrying
' out the duties of their offices.
e “The Legislature says it's wr-
ong to play cards. It shouldn’t
WE SPECIALIZE IN SERVING PARTIES, PIONICS, become a racket.
WEDDINGS & OTHER CELEBRATIONS “There is nothing to worry ab-
—STEGMAIERS —SCHLITZ —IRON CITY ||&h: Touiry ana’ it: win hecome
—OLD GERMAN DUBOIS —DUQUESNE Bre dge lauded the county's
—ROLLING ROCK —FORTPITT —S UBS || tipstaves, saying they are “essen-
tial to the work of the court.”
Prompt, Efficient Dependable Home Delivery Service He also had words of praise for
HOME DELIVERY DAY for PATTON—EVERY SATURDAY his colleagues on the judicial ben-
ch. Referring to Judges Ivan J.
McKenrick and George W. Griff-
ith, he said, “They are as cap-
able and fine as any common
pleas judges in the state.”
Trials were still in progress in
D Oo Y Oo U R R U G S the courtrooms of Judge McKen-
NEED REPAIRED? jp moive Sum vin oe
Cann’s courtroom.
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