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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fowler and
daughter, Flo Ann, and Mr.
and
Mrs. Richard Fowler and son of
Ambridge
spent Memorial Day
with relatives in Madera.
Mr.
ana Mrs. Fred Schrock and
Mr. and Mrs Walter McCelland
and son, spent Memorial Day in
Gettysburg
Margie and William Seeley of
Washington, D. C., spent a week
vacationing
town
Mr. and
son and family spent
with their parents in
Mrs. Kenneth Richard-
Memorial
Day in Madera.
Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Tonkin vis-
ited in Fallentimber and Glasgow
last Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Doyle Hutton and
Mrs. Henry Hoak and Mrs
Anderson and
Johstown last
Sunday visitors at the ufone
Hauzie home
ael Harveli
Swinski and family and Catherine
Dorko, all
Ted
children visited In
Wednesday
included Mrs
a Mr and Mrs
of Barnesbhoro
rhed
Peter .
i well of Harrisburg visited at ther
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In excellent
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Also boy
sakes, size
co radic and victrola and cabinet,
1949 model
Ave,
Range,
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Phone 2401.
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122 Linwood Ave,
Patton
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Phone 2401.
TRUCE ICENE R34CL, found.
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Press-oQurier office.
the
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both, for
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A lpr. birthday party was
held in honor of Mrs. Frank Ton-
kin last Wednesday evening at
her home. A large crowd attend.
ed. Mrs. Tonkin received many
gifts. A lunch was served.
Week end visitors here at the
James Laird home included Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Laird of York,
Pa, and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Laird
and family of Gallitzin
The following anglers spent the
past week end fishing: Frank
Tonkin, Sam Stover, Paul
Bernard Timms, Henry Hoak and
John Demonic and son, Jimmy.
John Miller and son,
Altoona visited here
at the Lewis Fowler home.
vacation with Mr. and Mrs Ken-
neth Penrose of Bhelocta
Mr and Mrs Lewis Fowler and
Flo Ann, and Mr. and Mrs Rich.
ard Fowler and son, visited a!
the Ashley Hill home in Madera
en Sunday
John Demonic and Regis Har
homes here over the week end
Robert Black and Frank Mar
tha of Niagara Falls, N y vist
odd here over the week end with
friends
James Taylor and so
Joe Garrick and Prest
are seeking empioyr
Phonsxy ile Pa
Mr and Mrs Allen Pound
fam Johnstown
last Thursday evening al
Tayvior home
Mr and Mrs { orf
faders visited here on Menor al
| Day with Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor
iand at the James Taylor home
A number of young people from
are attending the Bible
School classes in the Branesboro
Methodist Church,
Mr and Mrs. Fred Bchrock vis
ly of
ited in Johnstown last Saturday.
Mrs. Kenneth Richardson and
daughter, Goldie, and Lavina |
Kellander, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. John Sickon of Commodore
last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs John MacWilliams
and family visited relatives in
Burnside | jant Saturday
Legion Aides Name |
+14 John Whalen
Mrs. John J. Whalen of Span-
gler was named president of the
presidents’ parley of Cam-
bria County American Legion
Auxiliary daring & meeting re-
secretary-treasurer,
Lacey, Carrolitown,
Mrs. Nevada Kachmar, Cresson, |
historian, and Mrs Geraldine |
Lash, South Fork, sergeant-at- |
Nov. 2 In
———
FRIDAY MIGHT
— 10:00 to 1:00
Dame to the Music of
2 Mitch Lastest, is Trumpet & His Orchestra
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
3:00 to 6:00 P. ML
The Four Aces Dick Berger
& HIS VLOATING NOTES
Dance Music
for Your Enjoyment
"GOOD SPORT”
on Party-Line Telephones
5. When you start to make a call and find the line
in use, hang up gently and give the other person a few
mindtes to finish his call
2A. When, while talking, you realize that your neighbor
is waiting to make # call, hang up in a few minutes and
free the line
The wonderful thing about these little courtesies is
Claw- #
son, Adam Weir, Hommer Miller, |
Gary, of |
on Sunday |
chap :
Cll
Ina’s
Revenge
By Richard Hill Wilkinson
'M GOING TO GET EVEN with
that man if it's the last thing
1 do!" Ina Carlton's eyes were
| blazing, cheeks flushed
“1 presume,’ said Marlene Dale
“that you refer to Boylston's
| famous bachelor, Phil Bacon
“You know very well whoth |
mean! You were there You saw
him sr Right in front & all
those other ! # "-
ses their hideous, laughing faces!’
Marler sn the edge of
the van You're a little idiot to
act this Ina And you're not
playing fair with
Phil He didn't
«Minutes | oud you | He
Fiction merely treated
yoru 8s he does
all the other girls
like him
hirer hetter
ub me!
girls! Oh, 1 can
ye sat down
way
We 1} wed all
The fact
8 bachelor
rEtate DUusiness
ng to stay
inved Pr
An idea came abruptly nn
took farm slowly, but by the
time she had reached horne,
she had formed a definite plan.
Early the next morning Ina en
‘tered the office of Phil Bacon & C
Phil. good looki ing. friendly, greet ed
his vizitor warmly, though with a
Corian reserve
“Good morning.” said Ina bright
ly. "I'm Ina Cation. Perhaps you
remember that we were introduced
two days ago at Mrs Whipple's
party
Indeed 1 45 remember,
Carlton. Is there any
do?"
His business-like tomes were dis
eouraging “Yes there is You gee
| we have a plece of property—an old
| house—out on the Mendon road
Last night father decided to dispose
of it and asked me to drop in and
see you about the matler”™
Phil's eyes shone. “Miss Carlton,
I believe 1 can dispose of that prop
erty for you within two days A
man was in here yesierday snd
asked about it. Do you think $iu,000
would suit your father?”
“1 think.” sald Ina, ‘that would
{ be fine”
Phil
i with my prospect today.” And he
looked deep Into her eyes, “I'm |
Miss
thing 1 can
| portunity, Miss Carlton.”
“T'm glad,” said Ina,
portunity to beip you.”
r
“of the op-
E>
want in search of Marlene.
the need of congenial com.
Borer, i iit
le
ky
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T
ri
heart ceased
baating Phil's roadster was In the
drive. Moreover, there was Phil
himself talking with a stranger in
the fromt yard.
buy! Don't! You'll be arrested”
§he was breathless
:
je
“TH get in touch
| county. Upon
FATHER’S DAY
REMEMBER FATHER, MOULDER OF OUR CHILDREN'S FUTURE
for 0 Sofe World Tomorrow,
Teach Democracy Today!
New Man-Made Lake Construction
Started In Shawnee State Park
Pennsylvania is go
its iakes one WAY On Rr he » "od
if necessary # will build the
And this is pred imely what ig
going to happen in Bedford coun
ty
Flans are
scooping out
bhattorm at Bhawnee
near the town of
under way for the
of a proposed Inks
State Park
Bedford And
they're nol only gong lo SCOOP
out the lake botiom. but theyre
also going to build a few islands
and beaches
The General State Authorily
has just awarded & contract in
the amount of $203.500 for the
work. The project is part of »
joint program of the Authority
A second continuance has been
Eranted in lhe scheduled trial of
H. 8 Klier of Johnstown, who is
i under indictment
iof Cambria County.
: Cambria County Court
agreed to a second post
‘of the trial because of Po pon ant |
| sociate defense counsel.
| court was told that Attorney |
tg,
te defense attorney. It was
for the week of June
term.
first continuance was
| granted over the protests of Dis
| trict Attorney Samuel R. DiFTan- |
‘cesco and his first assistant,
thought, | David C. Wolfe. Monday they told
the court they would not oppose
would not be detrimental to the
i welfare of the young girl involved |
Judges John H McCann, Ivan
Ww.
:
i
i
| trial, it probably will be presided
iover by a judge from another
petition by Mr: Di-
Emin lho, and with the county
court's approval-—the State Sup-|
reme Court appointed Judge
Elmer 1. Evans of Erie to hear
the case. He was to have presided
Philip :
Who Was to have bees An
for an alleged |
“The next meeting will be held | mighty grateful to you for this op morals ofiense involving a ward | succeed Mitchell A. Frye,
LEFT the real estate office of Attorney Bruce A. Sciotto, a-|
The | committee.
;
§
i directo
the Istest developments | Jo0T2 o ™
[year Lerm.
it back until the Septem
and Francis Fisnich, both of
and the Department of Forests
and Walters 1s establish Shawnee
State Park as one of the outdoor
showplaces of Pennsylvania,
The new park is Jocated wilhin
easy motoring distance of both
the Lincoln Highway and the
Pennsvivania Turnpike in Bedford
Comrty
The work provides for the ex-
cavation of the bad of the upper
lake to a uniform depth of three
feet to prevent the growth of
marsh grass and rushes. In addi-
tion to making islands some of
the earth will be used to build ap-
proaches to two bridges over the
ake
The dam which will create the
lake is virtually complete
over the trial as scheduled for
June. but it has not been jearned
whether he will be reappointed
for the September trial
Lloyd Hoppe! New
Commander A. L.
Post At Spangler
lioyd Hoppel was elected to
as the
{commander of the Lynn Wether
ison American Legion Post 506,
| Spangler, Monday evening.
Mr. Frye, slong with William 8.
i Paone, was named to the county
| 3. Miller, sergeant -at-arma
. J Kirsch way elected to the
for a three
Delegates to the state conven.
tion are R. D. Lantzy, Ray Het-
rick, Mr. Frye and Mr. Paone, Al-
ternates chosen were Donald
{ Stratton, Ray Dumm and Waller
Kirsch.
Selection of three high school |
[rmion So to attend the Neystone
at Indiantown Oap |
feared jatter part of the
session. The boys chosen for |
{ ability, scholarship and friendli- i
ness are Donald E Varchick ot |
Marsteller, and Richard Taranto |
Bpangler.
Paul M. Lantzy requested
members of the post to apply for
various claims they are eligible to
collect. He pointed out that the
Pennsylvania state benus must be
| applied for before July 1, terminal
leave pay before June, 1051, and
National Service Life Insurance
| dividends before June 30.
What Joes it cost to
advertise a quart of
milk? 3¢7 567 7 a
quart?
Answer: 1c
less than 1/10¢ a quart to
advertise the best known
brands of milk.
That's only half the story.
Svireitins owes your ons
I ie aes. Ad
Aelping mabe mass production
possible, lowers the production
costs, foo.
So advertising saves you
many times the cost of that
1/10f per quart.
Spangler,
(in Cambria County Court to an
{involuntary manslaughter charge.
tof wild Rie
all |
‘Spangler Man Gets
Month Minimum
Sentence In Prison
Francis A. McCombie, 39, of |
He was the driver of a car in
which his aged aunt Sister Mary
Zita Welch of Erie
fatally on Mar. 21
The court imposed a sentence
of 8 minimum of six months and
a maximum: of 23 months in the
county jail. The sentence was im-
posed by Judge John H. McCann,
‘who was joined on the bench by
Judge Ivan J McKenrick
The churge against McCombie
was filed by state police of the
Ebensburg detail following an
automobile accident on BRoate 219
about three miles north of Johns
town MceCombis was driving the
T8.vear-oid Johnstowy 16
visi? relatives when Bis car Ol
Hded with an auto driven by 'Wal-
ter T. Berriman, 18 of Edens.
oureg
30 4 Albert Pfadt of the tate
police aid McCombie Was §rin
ing in the wrong side of Lhe road
ned that wits under
the influence of intoxicating lquo
Pradt said his investigation show
McCombie had beer
drinking in a taproom jocated a
faw miles north of the sone of
the accident and that, while driv
ing his car. he had forced {hree
worists off the highway
suffered minor IN
His aunt died
Johns
the
nun to
he apparently
#4} that
ther md
MoeComble
in the crash
being taken to ihe
Merry Hospital after
The State Game Commission his
now eénterad the 200 DuSsIness Or
at least 2 moving in that &-
rection
The Commission has annoymosd
that it has officially openasd a
iarge conservation exhibit al the
famous Hershey Park Zoo, not
far from Harrisburg
The Hershey Zoo, closed since
the war, is being reopened, and
the Commission exhibit wiil con.
iat of more than 20 major dis
plays each on One or more species
and every one presen
its natural environment,
exhibit
pleaded guilty Monday | from the
Sa a a GE Le eo mh a Gm Ge gh ome ge hm hh ih hi ih lie Jil
4 Cambria Youths
To Attend Junior
Conservation Camp
Four Cambria (County youths, |
North Cambria
area, will attend the second an-|
nual Junior Conservation Camp at |
Stone Valley, near State College, |
was inpared | from June 11 to July 22
The three youths from this
‘area include Howard Sheehan, son
‘of Mr. and Mrs J J
Patton: Martin Wilt. son of Mr
and Mrs. Edward Wilt of Gallit-
izin, and Robert E Plummer, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Cerald Plummer |
of Cresson
The fourth boy will be selected |
by A competitive examination,
among the pupils of Joseph Johns
Junior High Schoal, Johnstown
The camp is sponsored by the
Pennsylvania Federation of
Sportsmen's Clubs Officials said
it is for boys of ligh school age
who are leaders in their schools
and are interested in conserva
tion aducation Nearly 150 youths
are expected to allend
Gallitzin Man Hurt
When Hit By Truck
Jahn Seymaou Wf
was treated at
Gallit Xi
2h, Alte NN Herc
Hospital for injuries received iam
Saturday evening at 11.40 o'clock
when he was struck by a lght
truck while walliting on Route
220 near Lakemnmme +" Afsona |
juring a very hard rain
The injured man
or imcerations of the head and
cnr and brush burns
Chester M. Baird 42
was treated
¢
which, according lo Pvt
RKachurick of the tate police was
travelling north on Route 220
Witnesses said the injured man
was walking near the
the highway
A A AEN WT WT
What If He
Out Behind
After all,
s0 he thought!
istration, your dad’s been
day in and day out . .
day, Sunday,
Sheehan of |
of the nose |
of Altoos |
ne, was operaling the panel truck.
Adam J. |
center of |
on AEE ne—
ion Shittwatter
hart On Moto
ensburg R. D. 1, operator of a
light motorbike, , was injured at
| shout five miles south of Carroli-
| town.
He was admitted to the Minery'
Hospital, , for treatment
of back in and possible in-
ternal injujries,
Officers from the
. Damage
the vehicles 3 ‘was estimated at $75
HE Ne,
bag i
The final spring camporee of
the year conducted on a district
basis in the Robert E Peary
Council will be held by the North
Cambria Boy Seout units this
coming week ond at the Kiwanis
Camp near Nicktown
Visit Our New Home!
CARROLLTOWN
VFW
FORMER SYLVAN PARK
{along brick road to Loretto)
SATURDAY NIGHT
10:00 to 1:30 (DST)
GOOD ORCHESTRA
8
Did Take You
the Woodshed?
it was harder on him at the time—Or,
Whether hair brushes, razor straps or hard soled slip-
pers were used in your early years, under his admin-
in there pitehing for you
. and you'll want to make his
June 18, a day HELL remember,
At Clem A. Farabaugh's you'll find a selection of fine
men's jewelry items that are sure to please him.
CLEM A. FARABAUGH
JEWELER CARROLLTOWN
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