Thursday, February 16, 1960
Miners’ Hospital
Patients’ Record
The following
ients admitted
at the Miners Hospital ir
Spangler, from Feh 6 to Feb 13
MEDICAL ADMITTED
Mrs Clara Salley, Barnesbor
Wm. Luzier, Hillsdale; Ronald
Reiger, Spangler! Mrs Ethe!
Hall, Spangler Sidney Payne
Emeigh, Anthony Senitke Dysart
R. D.. Barbara Luzier Hiliscal
Lon Henry, Indiana RD. Tom
Hicks, Barneshoro; Mrs. Angeline
Decker. Glenn Campbell, Alma
Doubt, Barnesboro, Mrs Kathryn
Leverchik, Spangler, Mrs Mary
Wagner, Bakerton; Mary Flien
Reirscha, Spangler. Patricia Rel
er, Spangler; Mrs Ida Legros
tton: Martha Kirsch, Spangler
Josephine Schilling, Nicktown
Mrs Helen Couturiaux, Patton,
Eugene Miller, Glenn Campbell R
D.; Mrs. Ordella Fulton, Mahaf.
fey: and Mrs. Dorothy Calleran
Patton.
SURGICAL ADMITTED
Albert Thomas, Patton, S8yivia
Gresco, Hastings, Mrs Mary A
Copin, Spangler. Mrs Hazel (Cam
eron, Cherry Tree, Mrs Belly
Stiles. Ebersturg. John Hind-
“ marsh, Hastings, Richard Nagle
Spangler, Thomas Kruise Wes!.
over, Ernest Becker Coalpont
Mrs Ellen Grace Lowmaster
Bameshorn RD. Maxine Gill
Patton. Alvin Kirkpatrick, Car
rolltown. Wm Sclesky, Patton R
D.. John Kline, Spangler. Elleen
Hofer, Patton. Isabel Dumm
Niektown RB. D Paul Malicky
Spangler. Blair Gaids, Marsteller
Mrs Bernice Powers, Emeigh
Stephen Verchick, Spangler Mrs
Anna Mary Stiver, LaJose, Rose
DeSalvo, Carroiltown. Grace Wi-
thers Barnesboro Joseph Begeny
Jr. Bamesboro. Mrs Eleanor
_ FEbensburg. Ear! Rainey
Glenn Campbell Mrs Laucilic
boro R. D: Mrs Thelma Fryer,
Emeigh; Mrs Cleora, Farraro
larnesboro: Peter Hrovat, Bar-
resbors; Lon Henry, Indiana R
D Mrs. Rita Malkin, Patton, Miss (onstar Kline
Mrs Eildora Miller, Hastings R. per State B Exar
ID. Mrz. Minnie Ye Carroll
town; Mrs. Clara Salley, Barnes
horo, Martha Kirsch, Spangler
Marvin Mott Mahaffey Wr
Luzier isdaie:. John Kuntzmars
Fatton Mrs Marian Mulhollen
Bakerton Mrs. Ruth Sebring Martin
Cherry Tree Wayne Quist ’ Brune
Hastings R D Mrs. Blanche _ arlve ti the past
Greenway Barnesborn and Tony wr ee he here at the home of his
Ke nitke y, Dysart R D savants Nir.. and Mis
SURGICAL DISCHARGED Brunt of 2nd Street Mr
Mrs. Rose Callahan Carroll- | oq ntly appointed to
town, Gerald Weakland Barnes position of adjustor for Farm
boro R D Vincent Ashurst .
Bu rea Mutual Insurance Co
; I ’ firg et 3 1 . 3
Cherry ree R. D Virginia Fe Harrisburg Also a8 Week « nd vis
terman Cherry Tree
Kenneth ., . 4 Frank Bruno hom
King Westover Ms Lillian Henry Bruno of Philadelphia
Hicks, Barneshoro R )
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John {19.0 fatter Mr. Bruno an
Kline. Spangler, Martin Winterine dloyee of the g
Spangler. Mrs Irene Richardson Jann Rubt
Barneshoro RD George Yuk-' o...| Jas
novich, Bakertor Maxine Gill | ¢ 00 stown
Patton: Mrs. Betty Stiles Ebens Frank
burg, Paul Weston, HAstUNgs =... ga :
Sylvia Cresco, Hastings, Thomas .___. .; adere BON
Kruise Westover, Ernest Becker, Mrs. Dewey Griffith) visited in
Coalport. Albert Thomas Patton. ,,..n Ohio, recently, where she
Rickard Nagle, Spangler. JAma% 0404 the funeral of h
Lantz, Spangler; Mrs Florence wn, died last week
Stiffler, Cherry Tree; William = oop pth Hill and daughter
Sclesky. Patton RD. Mrs. Ber poo, and Mrs John rek
nadine Barnicle, Cnrrelitown; MM. Jog’ in Niektown last Sunda)
Bernice Powers, Emeigh: Mr. ro gies Martin, a student’ at
Fiearor Lantzy, Spangler. Joseph ,.... ea College, is spending some
Begeny Jr. Barnesborn. Stephen here with his parents Dr
Verchick, Spangler. Bara Bagley
i and Mrz A.D Marlin
Cherry Tree, and Fred Carbardi Mr and Mrs John Ko
Barneshoro
daughters spent the whek end in
MATERNITY Nanty-Gio at ghe Fulton Sharpe
Mr and Mrs Jesseph
residence
Rarnesboro, son, Feb 6 [| Marvin Zambarsky,
Mr and Mrs Henry Vehovi ak and Andrew Mihali
Penn Run R DD, son, Feb 7
ited in Barnesboro last tyes
Mr. and Mrs William
Lewis Belin of thia spent
Nicktown R DD. som, Feb R a few davn in Altoona cols At
Mr and Mrs Stephen Re the Frank Pell rife id
Hastings, son, Feb 8 Mr and Mrs Tony Chernushir
Mr and Mrs Edwin Md Sinited in Indiana last Thursday
Bakerton daughter, Feb 0 Mre Sam Oldhasn Mrs K . ar
Mr and rs enry Noonan Mr and Mrs iarole
Dysa rt. daughter, Feb 10 McHugh, Mrs Ted MoHugh Mr
Baldacchine, Barnesboro Dem Mr and Mrs James MeHagh. Mrs « Ertan nn
Luther Carrolltown RD, Mrs Hastings daughter, Fed An ree Mibalik Jr i
Anna Sutton. Hastings. Jeseph' Mr and rs Howard Ht | Bam and Lewis | Belin we
Macavige, Bakerton, Sally Dis. Westover, daughter, Feb : Jill, Sam and Lewis Reb aod
hart, FEhensburg and Mildred Mr and Mrs Edgar Schetlig Are Dick Otton, Mr. and ey
Christoff. Patlon Loretto, Sauter ye n. rir and Mr] and yl
MED ISCHA Mr and Mrs Anthony Areca : ; a
ICAL © RED Fo Bakerton, som, Feb 11 Peter Zupich, all 5 "4 : Ry Fae
a Gresko, Barnesboro. Mrs Mr and Mrs William visited in Ebensh rg bas m ¥
1 Gili Barnesboro: GooTg re {oretto R D daughter Feb Mrs facod Cary Lhe i) J B: ot
Gobert, Patton RD Shirley Ro Mr and Mrs Harry Bowley. Marsteller was a recent Visiter 8
berta. Clymer. Richard Frortino Commodore B D., son. Feb 13. town at the W aiter Zarb ¢
Peter Sponelia. Bak- Mr and Mrs Robert Rosen. remdence on th Street
erton. Wm Patterson Barnes: hammer Ebenshurg son Feb 13 Mr snd Mrs
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Mrz Andy Mihalik Mr and
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Mr and
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thank their many
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Mr Mikula
Mr and Mrs
¥ Carrolllown visited
home of Mr and Mrs Bernard
tamaey on Second Bt recently
Mr. and Mrs Ray Neviing Mrs
Clyde Shaffer and Betly
F Griffith, all of this place
with a be wher of Mr Neviing
land Mra Griffith who ia a pat
| tent £2 the Philipsburg Hospital,
| recently
Michael Bodenaki of
town visited town last
iday at the Joseph Hane
i home on 4th Street
{ Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bett.
fram of Carrolitown were last
| Friday visitors at the Bernard
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Ramsey home on 2nd Street
Mildred Washic, a student
nurse at the Winddber Hospital
(visited here at the home of her
| parents over the week end
{ Abe Pauls of Belsano was »
{ Sunday visitor here at the John
Gmerek home.
i Mr and Mrs Frank Cento
! Wilmore spent Sunday here
filing relatives
Mr and Mra Oscar Mannion
and children of Utahvillee Mrs
| Lucinda Beil of Spangler, Mrs
| Anna Mannion of Ebensburg,
Cyril Mannion of Altoona, Mra
| Chatles Moore of Ebensburg, and
i Huth Noel of Fallentimber visited
lin town last week al the Charles
i Noel nome on Sth Street
| iyle Cameron of Colver and
{ Miss Nancy Mitchell of Ebens-
{burg were united in marriage in
{the Presbyterian Church in Eb-
{ ensburg last Saturday, Feb 11.
Mr and Mrs. Samuel Oldham
(Br. and son of Colver were week
visitors in Altoona al! the
(Sam Oldham Jr, home
| Mr. and Mrs Woodron Makins
‘and son of Belsano were Sunday
i visitors here at the Vay Green
home
The Explorer Scout Troop 284
of Colver spent the week
camping at the Tri-County Bea-
gle Club, between Revioc and
Colver About 15 boys participat-
ed.
| Saturday visitors here at
i Clyde Hogens home were
Koceho, Rolla Mae Primdale
of
vise
end
the
Jean
and
i James Adams of Balsano
{ Mr and Mrs Wm
| daughter, Nancy Bollinger
Sunday in Pittsburgh
Mr and Mrs. Paul
Belsano were recent
spent
Adams
visitors in
sidence.
Matigue visited in Johnstown re-
cently
Patients’ Record
jents admitted and discharged at
the Colver Hoapital for the past
week :
Admitted Alex
Clelie Piastreili,
Eleanor Brocker,
Mary Lou Lantzy,
and Frank Zawiski
Bwtharyed (George Sable.
~-Mr. and Mrs. Thom-
as Lantzy, Nicktown. son, Fob.
John
Susan Styles,
end
Phyllis Rhodes of Nanty-Glo and’
Mentch and |
of |
town at the Clyde Bollinger re!
Mr and Mrs. Vay Green, Mr. |
and Mrs. Robert Fulton and Jack
Componation, |
Lonergan, |
i prompt return Uf
George Sable charge papers as well as the bon-
wisrnotith, Vi
" Evans’ Candidacy
Gains Support
eterans, would not in others
And myself with an [talian name
wouldn t stand a chance in some
places, while same with an
name would [I wish this wasn't
wis, DAE it im
Vincent Hartnett! staled
shouid be remembered that in the
amt aunty elect Michael J
Hartnell received a plurality of
13 Gi and n preceding
jee lions received enormous
ajorilies
i YF ANIRARsS TIS
{ the
that it
2
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tes
he
Peaig rid
Lien
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praised
Jegialaior
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cade
Hepresenlalives
rd oar a
House of
Mr Evana
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because he is 4 good
t Aue of hig recon
raaburg Mr Andrews
Many af the bright
fited with having
originated
brain.’
Mr
Prac
fata
leader
at Har
said
ideas [| waa
in Harris
in Evans fertile
abar
bys Pigs
81% hee rl
oped
Dury
Andrews defended
of sialing candidates
Labot has a right to
andidalns he declared
sentatives the Democratic
Party have the right to endorse
candidates And anyone not agree
ing with the result under
law, has the right appeal
rectly to the people”
wasons why Indiana and Arm-
strong County leaders originally
declared for an open primary
fare finally endorsing Mr Evans
was Jescribed by Mr
as a “political maneuver.”
We believed it was a good po
Ltical maneuver,” he asserted
“We believed we could Detler ex-
ert our influence and gain more
recognition if we took Lihat posi-
tion. The way our plan worked
cut, I am certain that we used
good pealitical stralegy
Sheidon
County party chairman,
‘Mr. Trimarchi has stated
facts.”
John
County
Democratic
ing to jam
throats.”
the
Lice
to
#-
declared,
the
R. Torquato
chairman, declared
leaders
anyone down your
that
“That's why this meeting Was
called. Everyone here can voice
his views on the candidates,” he
declared. “If we select a bad can-
didate, the party, not the can-
gidate, will be blamed for his
mistakes We shoul) have a full
discussion of all candidates. We
cannot afford a fight as the brick
bats that
leave a stigma ip
eiection.”
Clarence B. Hammerle, Demo-
cratic city chairman, presided
No definite date hag been set
for the county committee lo meet
to endorse a candidate for Con-
gress and those for the Assembly
iit may, however, meet this com-
ing Sunday.
Among
ed support for Mr
‘Joseph Madulli, Twin
| Steve Curie and Lester Bateman
‘both of Beaverdale, and Jess
Madigan and Fred Hoffman both
‘of Johnstown.
. Others who urged Mr
| candidacy
president. Johnstown Central La-
ibor Union: James T. Fagen,
burgess of Scalp Level, Joe Lunz
Ford City. of the CIO Glass
the November
Evans were
Evans
| Workers Union and Robert For!
| sythe,
Veterans Whe Move
Yurgens of Patten
Asked to Notify State
The State Bonus Bureau urged
'yeterans who have moved aller
The following is the list of pat-|
applying for the state bonus to
notify honus headquarters in Har. |
risburg and the local postoffice of |
& change of address.
The notification
the bureau emphasized, to assure
{us check itself
! Payments on the $500 million |
{bonus to World War II veterans |
will start shortly after the noney |
| becomes available Mar. 17.
righ \
it for lew Evans just
endorse |
Repre- |
the |
be |
Trizarchi |
McDonald, Armstrong |
Cambria |
“are not try-
would be thrown will!
Tew leaders who urg-
included John Casler
iS necessary, |
original dis- |
hert
ind
M
Treasurer
t ively
| low
:
| Creany, Walter Kilen and Ferdin-
and Blonux,
Zansucelki,
Washabaugh
Ebengbury
Vinee Davis, Loretta:
Jayne
Joan Morrissey, Johnstown
The
ITY posed
Velgla
Francis Flansggan TOR,
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REARER NAMED DIRECTOR
C. J. Bearer was slected direc
tor for three years of Hastings
District of the Cambria Farm
Bureau Cooperative during a
meeting in the No. § School near
Hastings last Friday night. J E
Johnston was elected distiict
chairman
all of Portage, Al
Nanty-Glo; Ivan
and Steve Datsko,
Ruth Parrish and
John Criste
Kimliin, Cresson and
pension
of the
TOR,
rommities WAS
Rev. Adrian J
president Rev
and Rev
Registrar and
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BARNESBORO MAN DIES
Peter i(Cromo) Horvat, an early
settler in , died Inst
Thursday in the Miners’ Hospital
in Spangler. The 80-year-old re-
tired coal miner had resided in
the North Cambria community
for past 80 years. He was born
in Austria
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