Thursday, November 24, 1949
Colver Hospital
Patients’ Record
The following is the list of pat-
ients admitted and discharged at
the Colver Hospital for the past
week:
ADMITTED
Mrs. Dorothy Sullivan, Mrs.
Evelyn Marley, Mrs. Rice, Mrs.
Betty Barnhart, James McHugh,
Mrs. Mary Nelson, Mrs. Michael
Gormish, Mrs. Zelda Crazel, Mrs.
Jenny Jones, Mrs. Margaret Non-
ze and Clara Woodling.
DISCHARGED
Mrs. Evelyn Marley, Mrs, Jes-
sie Rice, Mrs. Zelda Crazle and
Clara Woodling.
MATERNITY
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sullivan,
Patton, a daughter, Nov. 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnhart,
Whitesville, W, Va. daughter,
Nov. 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy,
Ebensburg, a son, Nov. 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nelson,
Nicktown, a son, Nov. 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Mazi,
Patton, a daughter, Nov. 17.
COLVER
PTA Entertained At
Thanksgiving Program
A very large crowd attended
the Thanksgiving program of the
local PTA at the regular meet-
ing last Thursday, Nov. 17, at
7:30 p. m. in the Colver school
auditorium. The theme of the
session was, “ Parents and Teach
ers as Partners.
Mrs.. Kline, president of the as-
sociation conducted the business
session and the principal speaker
for the event was A. W. Rice,
who addressed the group on
necessary school equipment .
Featured in the program were
songs by Mrs. Thornton's second
grade students, American indian
songs and ceremonies by Mrs.
Davis’ ' third grade pupils and
reading by Mrs. D. R. Davis.
An open room visitation was
also conducted by both parents
and teachers and refreshments
were served in each room, spon- |.
sored by Mrs. Elsie Davis and
Mrs. Frank Thornton.
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Mrs. Anna Mikula of Detroit,
Mich., is spending some time here
with relatives and friends.
Mildred Washic daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Washic was
a week end visitor here. She is
a student nurse at the Windber
Hospital.
Talbert B. Hill has returned to
his home here after spending the
past six weeks in Philadelphia,
Washington, D. C., and the state
of Virginia, He is employed by
the C. & I. Railroad here.
Mike Gonas, John Gmerek and
James Litzinger were last Sat-
urday visitors in Carrolltown.
Mildred Buckett, a student
nurse at the Windber Hospital,
visited at her home here over the
week end. : :
George Burnett of Philadelphia
president of the C. & I. Railroad,
spent a few days in town recent-
ly among friends. 2
Tom Columbus of Twin Rocks
was a recent visitor here at the
George Smith home.
Mike Surkovic and sons of
Twin Rocks were last Tuesday |}
evening visitors here at the John
Gmerek and Julius Becquet hom- |.
es. :
Tom Goldsmith returned to his
home in Akron, Ohio, on Sunday |:
after visiting here for the past
two months with his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Spontak. |:
Mrs. Archie Falcone and son,
Harold, Mrs. Edith Paprone and
Charles Missina all of Clarksville
were last Wednesday visitors in
town at the Frank Ledgon and
Russell Moore homes.
Pom McGlyn of Madera Was a
last Wednesday evening visitor in
Colver at the Michael Pastir re-
e, x
vy and Mrs. Frank Goldsmith
of Akron Ohio spent the past
week end here at the Mike Spon- |,
tak home. -
Melvin Carter spent Wednesday |
isiting at the home of his par-
TE He is employed in Clarks-
ville and resides with his grand-
mother, Mrs. Martha Halcone.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGlynn
and son of Medar spent Sunday
at the Mike Paster home.
James Long of Lock Haven
was a visitor at the Talbert Hill
home last week.
Sunday evening visitors in Lor-
etto included Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Edwards, Mrs. Henry Grazier,
Mrs. Frank Erhard, Mrs. Ruth
Hill, Mrs. Andrew Sitko, Mrs.
May Belin, Mrs. Andy Durkota.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noel and
daughter, Helen, were Saturday
visitors in Osceola Mills. :
Mrs. Mike Bodenski and family
of Carrolltown visited the lady's
mother, Mrs. Frank LapezynskKi.
Mrs. Tullio Cavatoni has re-
turned to her home here after
spending the past two months
visiting in Italy with relatives.
Jean Vicinic, a student nurse at
the Windber Hospital, visited in
town over the week end at the
home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Balds Vicinic.
FALLENTIMBER
Edward Miller Gets Lost
Saturday Despite Boast
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller
and children of Bedford were
week end guests at the Robert
H. Miller home. On Saturday, Ed-
ward Miller decided to go hunt-
ing and scoffed at the sugges-
tion he might get lost in strange
territory, stating ‘No one can
get lost in half a day.” But he
found it was very easily done, for
he went into the woods at Sandy
and came out at Blandburg, and
had to call his brother to come
for him.
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Mrs. Catherine Gordon of Coal-
port and Mrs. Howard Glass at-
tended a meeting of Clearfield Co.
Past Grands Assn. on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Beck of
State College visited recently at
the Walter B. Kough home.
Misses Minnie and Clara Stouf-
fer of Hollidaysburg and M¥. and
Mrs. Ralph Stalb of Altoona vis-
ited Sunday at the home of Miss-
es Cora and Mary Glass.
Misses Cora and Mary Glass,
Mrs. Myrtle Glass and Mrs. Al-
faretta Kopn eninved a dinner at
the home of 1. s IIary Korman,
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Janesville, Saturday evening, Also |Jane Stanley and Mary Korman
attending were Mesdames Pearl |of Janesville.
Miles, Irvona; Catherine Gordon,
Chrissie Laing and Lillian Kibler Vogel home were Mr. and Mrs.
and Miss Pauline Gordon, Coal-|Edward Warfield and family of
port; Mrs. Suzanne Hempsky of |Patton, Miss Helen Drass of Has-
Beaver Valley, Mrs. Verna Kor-|tings and Ernest Carl, Utahville.
man of Hollentown, and Misses! Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bandrowsky
Week end visitors at the Frank
Akron Ohio at the Wesley Camp-
bell home.
Korman,
presented gifts by each member
The regular monthly. meeting |of her staff. Attending from this
of the Ellen Wilson Rebekah place were:
Lodge, 566, of Coalport was held |hew, Cora and Mary Glass, Mrs.
last Monday evening. Alfaretta |Howard Glass, Mrs. Jessie Hahn, [son and daughter
Kopp, noble grand presided, Fol- Mrs, Carl Campbell Jr, Mrs, Keith, all of Barberton, Ohio, are
Mrs. Charles Matt-
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Charles Beers of Rochester vis-
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his father, Charles W, Beers.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nicker-
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Altoona last Friday evening.
Connie Louise Campbell visited in
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