tt a ht ao pac ui Rast Stans On Removed By Oxalic /.cid Rust stains on cotton dish towels are a nuisance, but they can be removed with a 5-percent solution of oxalic acid The acid s poisonous and should be stored out of children's reach The stains should be soaked in the oxalic acid at least 15 min- utes Two thorough rinsings ir clear, warm water should follow and then a third rinse, adding a few drops of household ammonia The same method will remove rust stains from any cojorfast washable fabric Bay good-bye 10 those weak si WAFER tired feed Of Dereon ion. Ct 2p tuba pets oh ¢ ap B . all ve plenty of vitality aft over by evening fsentaine Pon far Dood plus se ary is B., esbsum [atx tary sige wires Tonic Taliess for new op Slits Detter nerves ths very m Per sale at ali drag Mores svary sere Central & Western Penna 1950 CATHOLIC TELEPHONE GUIDE AND DIRECTORY $2.00 FRANCISCAN FATHERS Building Fund Office Loretto, Pa. BALSINGER & LUTHER ... Florists FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Stores in PATTON BARNESBORO EBENSBURG CRESSON National Surgical TRUSSES SCIENTIFIC SUPPORTS SACRO-ILIAC SUPPORTS ELASTIC STOCKINGS RALPH L. WELSH ALTOONA, PA. Phone 0040 ALL RI2ES NYLON HOSE $1.75 IN SMOKE VOYAGE with biack heel IN SWANNEE MIST with brown heel Alse Borkshiro & Mojud from $1.25 to $1.50 Fannie C. Wetzel -"nEesEEeeeaea- - Ow OW Ww we Ww ee Ww FACTORY EMPLOYMENT DROPS During January the number of workers employed in Pennsylvania factories fell 1 per cent. This followed two months of recovery from the steel strike. Biggest employment gains of any area in Penneyl- vania were chalked up by Altoons, where activity in railroad repair shops boosted the total number of workers by 35 per cent. Johnstown, on the other hand, showed the effects bf the coal strike by a 6 per cent drop in factory employment. Other oytstanding changes were in the Pottsville area with a 8 per cent decline, and the York-Adams area with a § per cent gain. ] Miners’ Hospital ) Patients’ Recor The following is the list of pal jents admitted and discharged at the Miners Hogpital Spangler from Feb 20 to 27 MEDICAL ADMITTED Mrs. Betty Campbeil Faller timber, Thomas Wiggins, Mars- tetler, Mrs LaRue Pennington Burnside Delmont Baker St Benedict, Mrs Catherine Stislow, Hastings, Frank Griak, 8t. Bene. dict. Ruth Harvey, Spangler; Mrs Mary Nelson, Emeigh, Frank Gach, Spangler. Robert Homer, Barnesboro, Joseph Lusier, Hills- dale; Mrs Mary Sweedhurg, Pat. ton; James Eagler Irvona, Joe Wallace, Marsteller, James K. Black, Westover R. D.; Mrs Alice Baker, Cherry Tree RD; BEd ward Kelly, Patton, andi Esther Fleming, Cherry Tree SURGICAL ADMITTED Mrs. Adelaide O'Rourke St Boniface: Mrs Sophie Eichenlaub Coupon; Sandra Gates Westover, Mrs, Mary Harry, Mrs Delia Polisky George Gobert Patton Steward, Dysart; Caline chik, Spangler, Willam Patton, Mrs Margaret Cherry Tree, Edward Delarre Bakerton, James Delarre, Bar resboro. Mm Minnie Loman, Bar nesboro, leo Yabhner, Pation R D.; Mrs. Agnes Yeager Hastings RD. Mrs. Grace Ciark, Oarroll- town R. D.. Leo Fox, Bakerton, Mrs. Mary Whorton, Dysart, and Jimeph Letavish, Barnesboro MEDICAL DISCHARGED Mra Ordella Fulton, Mahaffey BE. D.. Thomaa Wiggins, Marste! ler; Raymond Solomon, tion Mary Ellen Rietscha, Spangler; Patricia Reiger, Spangler; Gar- man Emigh Patton R D. Ron- aid Rieger, Spangler; Mrs June Harris, Marsteller, Mrs. Jda Bar- tisbaugh, Spangler; John Palrick Barnesboro. Charles Mock, Hast ings, Mrs. Ethel Hall Spangler Melvin MrGary, Hillsdale: Mrs Betty Campbell Fallentimber Edward Kelly, Patton Wilma Sinclair, Cherry Tree R D. and Robert Homar, Barnesboro SURGICAL DISCHARGED Ronald Dubetaky, Hastings Manafield, Barnesboro, Mrs Ads Iaide O'Rourke, 8t Boniface Bob Callahan Patton RD. Joseph Dontelll, Spangler, Mrz | Mary Harry, Barmesboro, Mrs Floren Patterson. Bakerton: Patrick M Adams, Patton, Edna Sleward Dysart; Caline Mahalchik, Spang jer: Mrs. Ethel O'Harrah Cherry Tree BR. DD; Mrs Lu Balada« chino, Barnesboro, Mra Margare! Ox Cherry Tree. James De Larre, Barnesboro, Mra | Sophie Eicheniasub, Coupon {sabel! Puman, Nicktown KR. D.] Rose Holtz, Patton, and Mrs. Margare! Blair, Pattion. EE ————————— SR Bakerton, Edna Mahai- Miller Conn, Jie Chie iT Barnesboro, | DOAr MATERNITY Mr anid Mra Fos v } - jaught et Mr and Mra Albert | Barnesharp Feb 21 Mr and Mrs Allert 5 jarneshaorns RB 8 isughter 22 Mr and Mrs George Hnalkeo vith, Hastings, son, Fab 22 Mr. and Mrs John Tretinik Barnesboro, san, Feb 23 Mr. and Mrs Joseph Arcadia, son, Feb 23 Mr and Mm Iara] SulBvan Elensburg. daughter, Feb 23 Mr. and Mrs George Hansen Nicktown R. D. daughter Feb 23 Mr. and. Mrs Dwight Gochnour Cherry Tree, daughter, Feb 23 Mr and Mrs William Mitchell Barnesboro RB. D., son, Feb 23 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woestrick Patton. son, Feb. 23 Mr and Mrs Charies Horn St Benedict, son, Feb. 25 er Mahal Carrolitown Rod, Gun Club Names Committee Heads Thirty-three present and a embers Was a a report sub {mitted by the game commitiee, al a meeting of the Carrolltown Rod and Gun Club last Wednesday av: ening. Feb 22. in the Carrol town Fire Hall | A taal of 59 caught by Richard Adams and John Kelly in the! game refug town. The boys, members of rabbits were thie mended by the club members for their fine work It was Klas re ported that the trapping of Lhe rabbits will conlinge until Warm weather, or a dale {lo be anbominc- ed The president of the unit, Fred Shkarbaugh, appointed Leonard Cymbor and (Cyril Kanik, to serve oti the Fish Commitiee and George Bender was appointed to sdirve As chairman of the ent com tog Mr. Bender announced thal Alfred lish and Lish Farabaugh will serve az hiz apmislant Hugh Cunningham was appoint. ed to lelegate the town (lah th the Cambria County Federation of Sportsmer Clubs In President Fred augh will act as in next from Serve RE Carroll Shar a pn RAL ETTIARS will © RI: $ ORANGE VITAMINS DIFFER Generdily, California navel r anges rita Florida anges in vitamin conte weal coda! variely renders 20 percent more vitamin potency glass for glass are auper A I His Adena Former Patton Couple's Daughter Star ¥ % % i her mother Game Committee, were com-| i — : - CARROLLTOWN i | Local Scouts Participate i - - . In District Winter Camp i A group of 24 scout executives ‘and Boy Scouts of Troop 72, 8t ¥ | Benedict's Church unit, spent the | i last week end at Blue Knob Win iter Camp, and report an inter- esting. enjoyable and time. The Rev. Father | Lesko, OSB, assistant pastor of ft. Benedict's Church read Mauss at 10 am Bunday morning in the camp, being accompanied by Eugene Sharbaugh to the camp Overseeing the bocal SOO! 8 ‘ore Joseph Rosmus scoutmas Kteve Mihalik assistant mitmaster Maurice Bender Wf Camp Activities and Rist ant camp activ hadrian Ray Searle ties chairman Other troops in at were Bakert Troo i Crosson Troop 92 and four mem? he Air Explorer Pat nf Fhe rahgrg tendance >a fs ve at 3 3 Bande ved Haley v4 de Are r Friter Farabaugh [ek Bradley Jr Sob KRharbaggh hy this y fames 4 LB o sl Pace of Hastings Rarabaugh ¥ ™ ir Fi i siting vig NE Was held atl Attorney and Mrs last Sat irday in ance of the RInd birthday Mrs. Malloy's mo- Mrs Hose Bearer Mra has 12 living children, 50 dren and 10 great-grand Mrs Bearer who makes with the Malloys is en health anniversary of ther Bearer grandah hildrer her home wing good Mrs Walter Buck ix a at the Clearfield Hospital she i» undergoing medical men! Robert Dunisp | Cleveland Ohio. 13 spending several days at the home of Mr and Mrs Alvin Yeckiey of near St Benedict Sister Romana, OSE (a visiting Mrs Josephine Noel as seriously ill lice Yahner of Patton grand daughter of Mr and Mra Michae! Bearer of this place is a patient al the Miners Hospital Spangler Mr and Mrs Ray Mclarney of New York City recently visited at the home { Mr and Mra Michas! Bearer Mra Harold Bearer the ladies of wee F'rizea were Vincent Kline Mrs pat ent where reat who antartained ' 1 her ub last Mra enter | nat ructive Nicholas’ . Pid | ¥ : 18 SICK, DOCTOR! HE ATE A DOZEN COOWIES CAN YOU COME OVER? pee Caw ri, Eng Poem Spelliam, Sa Wadi gos ead . AND BRING SOMETHING FOR A BLACK EYE! IT'S A SORT OF AFTER -CTFECT OF THE COOKIES ! > at Bt Vincent College wherd she visited her Frater Arthur Holtz F. E Arble were 14t Friday. the there until Mor wring back . eal the ABSOC IA wday and Hote chairmar Rrra Sal i-Harria Archabbey with his Mrs A A aed PALODe here ts, Mr at Sunday Attorney ! Mrs errs Dulansey and children Mary An snd David of Johnston Are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Anthony PHusanak y Mere inst Sunday A! y and Mra Dulansey recently returned from a European tour which included Rome, Italy and other points of interest Mr and Mrs Arthur Camimeran were Sunday guests at thes home of Mr. and Mrs Eddie Watt Rev Father Wilfred Dumm OSB stationed at St. Vincent Archabbey. Latrobe was a Sun- day visitor at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Gordon Pamm, in East Carroll Township Mr and Mrs Donald Bearer and family of Brookville, apent the week end with oeal relatives Mrs Fdna Hobbs of Philadel shia, apent several days the past werk with relatives and friends nn town Mr and family of par Mrs Al Thomas Chambersburg visitors with srl Pa rela nd Patton Friehat OSB a n 82 Benadict'a here died at the week and Carroll own Helen teacher Ware tives Sister farmer v Parochial School % $n Mother Hq sue of Order at ihe Perryaville, Pa and was buried from there on Thursday VIVINE 8 a sister O8B iso 0 lowes) likewise lncated nt Per Attending the fynera Huck of this place of Patton Nora Love of Philadtiphia with sinters. Mrs Kelly Meu John inst Lhe as! lima shay Chapel “tir Rister beth, former teacher Cav iiie Were john Steveny Mins w visiting Paul FP Buck Mrs Josephine Noel is ill at ome on St. Mary's Street and FOTIA WwW RARl improv 4 Toshi 4 ud Myre and Hae y+} irge Hecker is confined rause Of ilness ia Sharbaugh of uded in a ow Ne id tn the Rochon! Lass Wery St. Francis Hospital week and. os weak's VROALior were Mr tiah rg EL Rone i i snnading the oXercines Mrs Claude Sharbaugh Mrs ries Farnbaugh. and Hev Fa ther Valentine O8BE all of Car ovens Miss Ann Murphy tend nt of the West Carroll Township Schools, wag in attendance several days during the wek at the Rupervigor's Canvention held at Atlantic Clty, N. J Kt. Benedict's Parochial 8¢ hoe children presented a pirasing playlet in the school basement on Tuesday aflernoon of this week Richard Hradley and daughter Fannie, wee visitors in Johns sn on Manday aflernoon Mrs Clement Baker and child. Barbary and Billy. were Bar ndsbors callers on Saturday The lLadins of the Democratic Club of Carroiitown and Vicinity held their regular monthly ng in the Carrolitown Fire on Monday evening Routine ness Was transacted and a social our followed Super 1 for meet. Hall DLs LIQUOR WITH A KICK Kentucky palice investigating the explosion of an automobile near Knoxville recently found it was caused by a supply of over heated liguer wnder the hood Benedictine : EE Boil a solution of two teaspoon- fuis of cream of tartar to one quart of water, for about ten easy way to! minutes. Cooking acid foods, isuch as tomatoes, rhubard and Cream of Tartar, Water Good for Pot Cleaning really inside o . nisi of an alum : applesauce, in an aluminum uten- mum conking utensil that's been brightens it and in no way af- neglected or badly discolorad ‘fects the food. Here's a brighten the Hou'tt dec this CFTEN Nearly all of the people who come to this bank to borrow, GET their loan. When you need a loon for a constructive purpose, come see Us. & First National Bank Carrolltown, Penna. An Important Message from eneral Marshall THIS AD SPONSORED RY A STRONG RED CROSS means a stronger America, With ita host of volunteers the Red Cross brings relief to the victims « disaster . . . gives comfort to the hospitalized soldier and veteran helps relieve the anxieties of the serviceman and his family in many communities, life-giving blood to the sick and injured. Each year the millions who need help and the millions who want to help are brought together through the Red Cross, This voluntary effort in behalf of our neighbors strengthens the fibres of democracy. So I ask you to respond to the call for help this year as you have always responded before—with a kind and generous heart. . . provides, i You, too, he can help through Your RED CROSS ne sow! UNION PRESS - COURIER hr
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