dure” roman besenerty. | Fairoiew Cemetery Assn. Elects;
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assisted by Father Rupert Stadt.
miller, OSB, and Father Basil
The hymn “Holy God” brought
the devotion to a close.
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and Mrs. Thomas Daugherty.
| The American Legion Post of. |
fr 52 x0 Sines ne amy Improvements In Three Years
ling on May 23 and June 1 in the
Election of officers featured the” rr e,e—_—_——————
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~ Former Local Folks
Father Basil
Mark 40th Wedding
Anniversary Today °
Mr. and Mrs Herman Beck, |
Blandburg, former Patton res
dents, were tendered a surprise
turkey dinner last Sunday at the
home of a daughter, Mrs. Aima
Capion, in honor of their 40th
wedding anniversary.
Herman Beck and Cora Mae
Lovell were united in marriage in
Blandburg, May 25 1910. Nine
children were born to this union,
all of whom are living and also
in attendance at the dinner
The children are Hilda Brad.
ford of St. Benedict, Louise Mc-
Cellan of Altoona, Esther Coder
and Florence Simpson of Patton
Mary Letcher of Williamsport,
Alma Capion of Blandburg, David
of Blandburg, Edna of Pittsburgh
and Russell, a senior in Fean
State College
There are 12 grandchildren
deceased
! Both Mr. and Mrs
enjoying good health
Mr. Beck is a retired dispatcher
of the Pennsylvania Railroad
The homored couple were pre-
sented a cabinet sink from their
children.
Open house will be observed
this afternon and evening, May
2%. at their home for their many
friends and relatives
: ® 9
Urbain Wins Third
In Essay Contest
Joanne Urbain, junior in the
Patton High School, and daugh-
ter of Mrs Mary Urbain of
| Patfon. won thirg prize in the
annual essay conlest sponsored
by the Conemaugh Valley Chap-
ter. Reserve Officers Assn. The
title of the essay, “An Adequate
Reserve Force for Peace and
Security.”
The contes!
‘among Cambria
schools in connection with Lhe
'jocal observance of National
Security Week May 13-20
Winners of the two top prizes,
‘$25 and $15, respectively, were
| Barbara Ann Grove and William
| Hunter, both of Dale High School
{Miss Urbain received $10 [for
| third place.
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| ascended the steps to the altar
y { and placed a flowered crown on
{the statue of the Blessed Virgin.
St. George Church listened to the pastor, who spoke
on qualities and virtues of the
Accompanied by the strains of | Bleased Mother as contained in
Karlheim at the organ, a colorful | Who paid her homage
picture was presented when the Following another hymn, the
sodalists, altar boys and priests | procession then moved into the
erected for the May Crowning Blessed Sacrament.
ceremony at St. George's Church; Tne May queen attendants were
here on Sunday. Following the Anns Mae Ianniello and Patty
Tominac recited an act of Reed and Carol Chverchko; flow-
consecration, which also was re- or girls The Junior Sodality ap-
newed by the sodality {proached the altar through a
Chverchko presented the crown of the Senior Sodality
to be blessed; the May queen| Celebrant for Benediction was
then knelt and received her crown Father Malacky Brawley, OSB
| During a hymn, Miss Tominac
An estimated 500 persons then
a processional with Miss Leona | Nr litanty and commended those
proceeded to the outdoor altar (church for Benediction of the
“Hail, Sweet Virgin" Miss g1.4k,. crown bearers, Ronnie
Kevin Gooderham and Andrew flowered arch made by members
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Sincere Thanks. .. Sack. 4%
For the wonderful support | received in the
recent primary election.
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|VFW Aides Will Attend
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{| A $10 donation was given (0
‘the Baptist Church at the regular
| meeting of the local VFW Auxi-
Lary last Thursday evening
The auxiiary sponsored a party
‘on Tuesday evening in the Post
Home for the children that helped
‘to make Poppy Day a pucCess
| Attending the affair werp Earl
Caretti, Jack Gregory, Pagent
| Burkey, Mona Solomon, Lots Hal-
aska. Arthur Hauret, Jennie
Leonard, Kenny Letlsd, James
Bringo, Esther Donahue Jerry
Hauret and Gene Brinao
The next meeting of Lhe
ivi] be on June 1 at 8 pm
Memorial Church Services will
ibe held in the local Baptist
| Church this Sunday, May 28. All
| nembers are requested to be al
| the home at 7 p. m., to leave
‘at T:15 p. m. sharp.
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| The Patton Fire Co. Auxiliary
Smartly styled, | will a card party at the
this Friday, May 26, at
and pleasantly {8:30 p. m. Prizes and lunch. Ad-
eed mission will be 35¢. The public is
piste. invited to attend.
” Mrs. Stephen Zemyan of Syra-
cuse, N. Y., who is spending sev-
eral days with her ts, Mr |
and Mrs John Micklick, Third
Ave. will leave this Saturday for
Chicago, Ill, where ashe will join |
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| will be held at the regular meet-
ling on June 27.
The Women of the Moose,
chapter 637, will hold nomination
of officers on May 25 and elec-
tion on June 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Button,
daughter, Carol, and son, Billy,
spent the week end with the Ber-
nard Button family in Pittsburgh.
Ethel Callaban was a guest atl
the home of Miss Phyllis Martin
in Pittsburgh, over the week end
Frank Calishan returned home
from the Miners’ Hospital, Bpang-
ler on Tuesday, after being a pat-
jent there for the past seven
weeks Mr. Callahan was injured
in the Sterling No. 1 Mine al
Bakerton, when he was caught
between a loaded mine car and a
croms bar, fracturing the pelvis
bone in {wo places, Wilh severe
hack injuries
A son was born Mr
Mrs George Gregory of
at the Miners’ Hospital on
day. May 16
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr and Mrs W. J Hoover were
Mrs T H. Longwell of Harris
burg, Mr. and Mrz W. Holter of
Massalaon, Ohio Mr and Mrs
Joseph of Nicktown and Mr. and
Mrs Gane Bulton and children
Pittsburgh
Mrs Jack Dietrick, who has
been a patient for the past three
weeks in the Johnstown Memorial
Hospital, is reported lo be some
what improved
Donald Resko,
Vincent College, visited here over
the week end afl the home of his
mother, Mrs. Mary Resko, of Mc-
Intyre Ave Donald had as his
guests over the week ond, Ed-
ward Kane of Pittsburgh, Frank
Martin of Pittsburgh and Waldo
ilepisa of Porto Rico. All the boys
are students at St Vincent
Banns of matrimony were pub
lished Bunday for the [lirst time
in St. Mary's Catholic Church for
Miss Clotilda Clara Kiine of Bt
Nicholas’ Parish, Nicktown and
Raymond H. Karlheim Jr, son of
Raymond Karihiemm of Melion
Ave, and Angelo Francis Laurito,
son of Mr. and Mrs Agostino
laurito and Miss Athea Mary
Pavicck of Barnesboro
Cpl. Wm P. Donahue; son of
Mr and Mrs Thomas Donahue
of Patton RD. is stationed al
the Yokota Air Base in Honshu,
Japan He works in the control
ler's office as a clerk typist
Francis Harvey, hospilal corps-
man, at the UU 8 Navy Hospital
Bethesda, Md, spent the week
end with his mother, Mra Mary
Harvey, and other relatives
Mr. and Mrs Einar Bloomberg
of Patton RD announce the
birth of a son on May 16 at the
Miners’ Hospital, Spangler
ee
The Trinity Methodist Church
tev. J. KE. A. Bucke BD, K DD
Pastor
Sunday, May
Church Bchood,
supl., aduils at
and
Patton
Tues
to
Of
student at St
28-945 a m,
Roter!: Rowland,
the Grand Thea
tre and primary and juniors at
Odd Fellows Hall Worship ser
vice al the thealre sermon Dy
the pastor, “Viewing One Pal-
rictism Music by ithe Choir
Youth Fellowship program oon
tinued from last Sunday Will
feel at the home of H H. Nebh-
rig with devotions by Meade Neh-
rig and discussion bY J afuce
Delpierre. This congregation Joins
is the Union Service in Lhe local
Baptist Church, Rev. Ralph KE
Whitmer, pastor, preaching Lhe
annual memorial sermon to the
servicemen,
Wednesday, May 31-730 p m
Prayer meeting at the Parsonage
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First Baptist Cnurch, Patton
Rev. Ralph E. Whitmer, Pastor
Friday, May 26-430 p m
juntor choir practice. 7:30 p m.,
jundor missionary society at the
home of Miss Janet Sua. Suny
Sunday, May 25-10 a. m., SW
day School. 11 a mm, Morning,
Worship, theme, ‘Victorious Liv-
ing.” € 30 p m., Young People
; Memorial
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annual meeting of the Fairview
Cemetery Assn, Inc. held in the
IOOF Hall at Patton on Satur-
day. :
Elected as wirectors for three- |
year terms were Norman Swisher
and Dr. John A. Murray, both of
Patton, and Adam Heist of Al
toona. The holdover directors in-
clode Rev. IL. G. Gorsuch, Leo-
nard J Lacue, J Fred Blanken-
horn, William Nelson, George W
Murray and Eli Steir, all of Pat-
ton
Officers of the corporation for
the year were elected as follows
Dr. John A. Murray, chairman of
the board Adam Heist, vice
chairman, George W. Murray,
secretary-treasurer; Norman Sw.
isher, superintendent, and Rev. L
GG. Gorsuch, issuer of permits
The meeting was the third an-
nual one since the incorporation
of the group in 1947. During this
time the association has improved
Fairview Cemetery until today it
is one of the finest in this section
The grounds have been graded
and planted in grass, roadway
and drains have been cofistructed
and evergrsen trees placed on the
boundaries of the land A cement
block tool shed has been built and
squipment has been purchased to
supply the needs of the associa
tion. A trust fund also has been
sstablished which will provide for
continual and permanent care of
the grounds
It is contemplated that an ad-
dition of land will be acquired in
the near futures tn provide for
further needs
Arrangements for Memorial
Day services also were made at
the meeting. Members of the
committee in charge of these ar.
rangements are Adam Heist, Wil-
liam Nelson, David McConnell,
Norman Bwisher and George W
Murray
Friends, Neighbors Aid
In Cleaning Up Debris
Loss which may run over 310.
Wi) when final estimates are com-
pleted completely destroyed the
large barn on the William Spr
inger Farm about three miles
from Carrolitown along the brick
road to Loretto ast Thursday
raorning during a severe electri-
tal storm.
Mr Springer's loss in addition
lo the building, included a large
amount of machinery and seven
AER
During the storm, and follow.
ing an extremely loud crash of
thunder, smoke was noticed com.
ing from the barn. Mr Springer
tried to phone the Carraolitown
Fire Co. but the phone also was
knocked out of order. and he was
forced to drive to town to turn
in an alarm
AL the time Mr Springer lef!
his farm the entire’ top structure
of the barn was ablaze, and when
firemen reached the mene fames
were oul of control Efforts were
then directed toward the saving
sf nearby bulldings Firemen
were forced to Kill a cat which
was caught in the blaze
Mr. Springer stated he had ap-
proximately four toms of hay in
the barn. There also were two
tonis of straw, 125 Dushels of
Sata 5 ig of buckwheat,
bushels of corn. a
machine, grain drill, orang
other equipment in the building
District farmers turned out on |
clean up the
Saturday to help
debris. The East Carroll Twp
constructed by late
summer. He tated his wish to
use this means to thank his many |
friends and neighbors, as well as
the fire company, for their assist-
Ance. i
Levi G. Gorsuch, Pastor. |
Sunday, May 28--Bible Study
School at 10 a. m., Geo. W. Col-!
berg, suptl. Preaching Service al)
11 a m. Young People's Meeting |
at 6:45 p. m. Evangelistic Ser-|
[vice at 7:45 p. m.
Wednesday, May 31 Mid-week |
prayer and praise service at 7:30
Pp m
You are invited to tune in
1290, Altoona
Fashion Gospel
Truth program by E E Marquiss
and co-workers of Hagerst
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28-10 a. m., Sun-
y School, Deloss Elms. super
intendent; Worship Service, 11 a
m., Memorial Day Sunday. 7 p
garet Cogley. moderator,
Saturday,
clean up day at Pine Springs
of erian
Home in
Oakmont.
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Thursday, May 25--&30 p. =m
choir practice. 7:30 p. m. Bible
jay, May 26-600 p m
our.
Morning Worship,
tortious Living.” 10:00 a. m_, Sun-
day School.
Communion and sermon at
9:15 a. m. Church School at 10:15
a m
—{jood humor will always win
any prise.
| two-
m., Westminster Fellowship, Mar- |
May 27-8 a mm,
Sunday, May 28 Whi vf
: ersey, and
ee. $198 to To Ta
etzel, Carroiitown.
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‘are his
‘Mrs. Clementme Gunther
Mrs. Clementine | .
Hastings
Gunther, 89, passed away at lher |
home here at 7:55 p. m :
Tuesday. She was born June
1880, in Poland, a daughter of’
Ferdinand and Katherine (Gania)
Bohenski
Rosary Confraternity and of St |
St. Stanislaus’ Catholic Chuich, |
Barneshoro
Surviving are her husband, |
Fred Gunther and these children: |
Fred Jr, Chicago, Ill. Helen,
Blandburg. Sister Ferdinand, Bis- |
ter of
J; Bister Clementine IFHM., Pitts
burgh; Mrs Clara Van Scoyoc,
Bilandburg: Mme John Kolotiay,
Trafford, Walter and Alex, both
of Hastings: also 12 Soh ild-
ren and two sisters: Mary, Chi-
cago, Ill, and Louise. Poland
Solemn High Mass was sung
at 11 a m on Ssturday in St
Bernard's Catholic Church here
Burial was in the church ceme-
tery
Ralp ’
h Bodenski
Ebensburg Raiph Bodenski, 78
of 804 West High Street died at
3:15 0 m. on Monday, May 20 at
the home of his daughter Mrs
Clara Sibert. He had been in ili
health for past three months He
was horn on Oct. 24, 1870 in Po
land, a son of Andrew and Joan
(Birata) Bodensiki.
He is survived by the following |
children: Michael of Carrolltown:
Mrs Clara Sibert and Mrs Jose
phine Campbell, both of Ebins-
burg, Mrs. Anna Rice of Yon-
kers, N. Y., Joseph of Elairsville;
Mrs. Kathryn Hancharick of (ol-
ver, Mrs. Bertha Boryswski
Yonkers, N. Y.. and one brother.
John of Blairsville, formerly of
Caolver
ercy, Bouth Amboy, N |
PEt PE PR FP ee
ST No RE Ns A i
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of |
. He was precnded in death by
his wife, Mrs. Mary (Soyka) Bo-
denak!, and these children: Mrs
Rose Petak, Charles, Andrew and
Felix.
Funeral services will be hekl at
? a m this morning in the Holy
Name Catholic Church in Ebmas-
burg by Rev. Father Charles W
Gallagher and interment will be
made in the church cemetery
John Oscar Noren
Colver
one of
of Codver, died al his home ljere
Tuesday of this week after an
iinemn of nine months He wis a
retired coal miner and a meniber
of local 880 UMWA, Colver
Bom in Amott on Jan. 30, 1RSR
he wis & son of the late John and
Christine. (Fors) Noven Surviving
widow, Mrs pret
iRamueis) Noren: a daugditer
Mra James A. Malone, two sons,
John and Charles, both of Colver:
two grandchildren, Jack and Lots
Jean Malone: twn sisters Mra
Edward Hindmarsh of Hastin
and Mrs Edward Quist of Riek.
ford, Ill, and a brother Carl Nor.
en of Detroit
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