WEST POINT'S HONOR GRADUATE MARSTELLER HRS. PRED SCHROCK Bon Barmesbore $29-R-2 Mrs. Ted Anderson and child- ren and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Hut- | lon visited in Indians last Thurs- y. Mrs. Lewis Fowler returned to her home last Wednesday after spending a few days in Madera at the Ashley Hill residence, Marlin Hutton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Hutton, had the mis- | fortume of falling from a tree re- cently, and cuttin on a laige stone. He was treated in the ers’ Hospital, where he received several stitches. The FHA Club of the Barnes- boro High School, held a meeting and picnic at the home of Flo Ann Fowler last Tuesday even- ing. An enjoyable time was had | by all Mr. and Mrs James Laird spent several days last week town at the John Reed residence Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laird of York. Fa, spent Sunday here with his parents Jameg Taylor and son, Ronald, Preston Freeman and Joseph Gar- rick spent Sunday with their farn- {lies here. They are all employed in Phoenixville, Mr and Mrs Walter McCalland " more [4p per step STYLE SHOWN, $1.96 Loafers $3.95 Oxfords LARGEST SELECTION High Quality, Low Prices! REMEMBER DAD! Father's Day Is Sunday PAUL'S SHOE ST Philadelphia Ave. BARNESBORO his lower lip; JOhnS- | cavyreh, held their monthly meet- | IN TOWN! i turned home after being a patient at the Jefferson Hospital, Phila- i PY Shoes Shippers Socks | i 2 x | of Johnstewn spent Sunday here {at the Fred Schrock home. Roger Kay of the U. 8. Army h here with! | is spending a furl { his parents, Mr. and Kay. Mr. and Mrs. and son, Joey, of Akron, | visited here Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs Lewis Fowler, Lewis Fowler Jr. of the U. 8. Army, has been honorably dis- charged and now residing here. Goldie Richardson and Filo Fowler attended un rs. Willian ‘home of James Stratton in St Benedict The Ladies Aid meeting of the Walter Fowler Ohio, | Ann executive | meeting of the Westminster Fel-| lowship on Monday evening at the | | {local Presbyaterian Church was] { held last Wednesday evening Af- ter a business session, a lunch | was served by Mesdames Kenneth i Richardson and Frank Tonkin. eee The Ladies Altar Society local Holy Incarnation Catholic of the {ing on June 8. A lunch was serv-| ed by Mrs. Andrew Mrs Rube Kline, Joe Vargo Jr, Erie ‘the week end here with his ents, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Vargo Mr and Mrs Tony Purcell of “pert Janice and par- of Lugerne spent the past week end home of Mr town al the Mrs Adam Weir Anna Mae Popp © in 7 Ambridg: hare Peel Sunday hime of at the George 1'rana Mr and Mrs Fred daughter, Susar spent Hellwoxl, at ths lady's father Mr. and Mra ly of Hasilw here at the Harold Mrs Oeorge Raror ters of Madera org here at (he gidence fr Joe shed K|tromsick and Bunday Pes] residend and dau Sunday Ba 3 fam Sent gh WP visit ”y "a Yom ph of a Porn . Jond ii Kuteick the 11. 8 epending (3ocrege Navy rvs Mr and Mario Fie Min nd Mrs J Dizel! Mre Albert Tamechko Althert Jr a few ently with Pare Alverda A birthday party was held heror of Richard Keith He many gifts were playsd and ! favs parents £ rw is ‘ {f hia Kit ®le $6 vu gy wper £ the Mrs (rze lin A te = A wy ToT te {ow Mr “ i with nk anys 8.0 n ard days whe » bv amas § IS spe indy ou % fee recently (3m ry sorved received a hunol A large crowd attended St. Benedict By Miss MARY REAM | Mr and Mrs Dan Reid and | children, Christine and Curtiss, of {Long Island, N.Y, nt a short [time at the John Reid home here | Clair Tomy Caldwell visited in | New York ny at the home of iMr. and Mrs Jack Daugherty | Miss Barbara Wiser spent the week end in Fallscreek at the home of her nts, Mr ‘and Mrs J E iser Clyde (Tabby) Bradford has re. delphia. Mr. and Mrs George May of ttsburgh visited this week at ithe Charlies Stickler Jr. home Miss Georgeanne Stickler accom- | panied them back to Pittsburgh, | wheres she will spend a few dayw’ i vacation Miss Vivian Symons of Pitts. burgh spent the week end at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs. J W. Symons. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs William Fery Mr. and Mra Vincent H Ream and daughter, Gall, have returned to their home in Coalwood W ‘Va, after spending a short time at the Ream and Lang homes Visitors at the Cylde Bradford home recently wers Mr and Mrs Glenn Lovell and Mr and Mrs Herman Cree of Juniata: Mr. and ———— a pre u 1 re i You cas \d ry y “welt Poi! ’t mor its metchless beauty! J $4.59 PATTON LUMBER CO. PHONE 4621 PATTON, PA tha and is spending a few days in town and ¥ . i "ol +3 . M y Charlies) Myers and Mra Walter the Pirate base Pittsburgh, Sunday Mr. and Mrs George Painter and family of Curwensville visited at the Harry Painter home here thia past week end Miss Lorraine Lee of Pittaburgh spent Bunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs Gust lee Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hollen and family of Ashville spent at the home of Mr Paul Miller Prizes were awarded Mrs allendged ball game and Mrs Or- Sunday | ville McKee and Mrs Harry Pain. | ter at the card club held at the home of Mrs. Bernard Brown this rh week. Others attending were | ETS esdames Charles Myers, Becky | Jackson, Francis Leroy Lawrence 5 North Cambria Men Said Involved In Gasoline Thefts 400 Gallons Reported Missing By Strip Firms Four st Williarns and residents § * ALE 3% of Hastings fie Fain he Bare for court Man ale Charges of being { Fas Tithe ft #3 or ry ir a thefls the 3 * a wa IArCenY An Re TIER § # ii 3 $ ¥ Ye and oil Ine iuded Elary EOoogs - 3 ee fn CHArges * : Htate found the LaBelle 20 24, Edward C Juck McMurray ings. a Howar: of BL Benedict Pfe. Leonard G the state police also sald at two juveniles are involved will be turned over to thé | ile court suthorities Lytle and LaBelle pleaded guil- police last Friday arrest of William Cordon Mclean Forberger, 25 31. all eit 3 Lytle ed nd + rast They iven- day. Lytle was directed to wis remanded to fail the outcome of cases against three other Hastings youths i During a six-week ad in {April and May, about galiona Elder Tw were taken from the er . stripping of the Elder Coal Co the Holtz Coal Co. oil and Ten cases of were taken from the Sinclair Oil ‘the B & B Construction (Co Co. warehouse at 8 large lubricating guns owned b taken from a job near 8t dict. At Mrs. Rowland the de- fendants pleaded guilty to char- £ i : To give your home or business interiors and exteriors lasting protection and good looks . . . See our top quality selection of paints aad fix-up necessaries today! LET US ESTIMATE We make a speciality of painting interiors or exteriors. Fully experienced men do tke job—jyour satisfaction is YOUR PAINT JOP es against them as follows: La- He — at the Elder Coal Co. larceny at Holtz Coal Co. and jarceny Par B Construction; — at Elder Co.; McDwaln-— clair Co, larcen and larceny at tion ; 'rger—Burglary at 8in- es eMurray-—darceny at Holtz Coal Co. rece’ving stolen 8 froma the Sinclair and the & B thefts Coal company officials said the thefts had been occurring regu- larly for many months and that % began to be exceptionally Reavy during April and early ay. at Holtz Lrick’s Zin Ht AN ARMY UBUTENANT in the war, Cadet Capt. William B. De Graft of San Francisco, Calif, is “honor man” of tha tary Academy, West Point. NY. He will be the fir at the graduation exercises on Tues 19% 5 ¢ ss at the I S M $ 4% - } FECPIVe R GO DIY Feap ow iT Recent Deaths rs. Ehzabeth Hromulak Barresbors Mrs $F lilgabe? : fay, ® 6 International) srena Bers Eitizabe A: gifts A J ¥ Ty of § pt Py orev Albers Edward Mrs Frar Fleanor (# and Mra OC Wf Cleve £0 hel Jahr is 1 lie Was Aa gikter { Bernard Mary Hozdik TKO I Mra sf HORTA ¢ ow, Boy Jesmeph Mins LT ga ny SP i Wid nig Kira Zahorchak Funeral Ya mi Catholi and services will be ng SN: Church, Barnesboro in charge of Father Joseph Banik and interment will be made the church cemetery i 8 Bev irs * Carmeno Pasqumi Galiitgn- —Carmeno Pasquini 53 of Deaborn Mich, a former local resident, died on June 10. He was born in Italy on Nov. 15 13948 He is survived by three broth. Alfredo of QGallitzin and Ernisto and Pasquale, both resid ing in Italy o Funeral services were held al # a m this morning in 3. Pat. Catholic Church in Galiit- and interment was made In Mary's Cemetery, Gallitzin Mrs. Mary S. Koval Washington of | operations | 3 3 i 4 § i Duncannon R. D.; Several! hundred gallons Were reportedly stolen over an ex- | tended period of time prior to April. y i {born Sept tof John Mrs ef 0% Hastings Kaval, #4 7 inst Bhe * Mary SBusar this place died a! June § at her on Apr daughter of 5 : » HN Friday was born Austria, =» £1 4 1584 Mr ar y re Andrew al was a yr relia, Mina Julia sa Fleck, Mma Annie O Helen Malenky and Andrew R.&% and Michael 8! in the church cemaelery Mrs. Mary A. Weakland ty before the county court Tues | PAY | costs of prosecution and LaBelle | to await m daughter St Augustine---Mrs. Mary Alice iIvory) Weakland, 90, native of this piace, died atl the home of Mrs I. B Crabtree ast Thursday. Bhe waa 15, 1858 a daughter of and Catherine (Boland) Ivory. Her husband, Owen J Weakland dled Aug 18 1544 Surviving are these children Harold A. New York, Mra Ethel McGirk, Wilfred J. and Mrs Jen- nie Crabtree, all of Altoona, a Altoona, ny 08 NG pangler Two | Miss Mary Kathryn Weakland at ¥Y home There are 12 grandchildren were ‘and i 7 great-grandchildren Funeral services were held 10 a. m: Monday in Our Lady at of Eininary hearings before | Lourdes Catholic Church, Altoona, ith burial in Calvary Cemetery Mrs. Rose McAadrew 8t. Boniface—Mrs. Rose Me- Andrew, 64, of this place died at Coal . 7 5 a. m. on Tuesday, June 13 in Burglary at 8in- | 0° & B Construc- Miners’ Hospital, Spangler She was born on Mar. 17, 18588 in St. Bonifage, a daughter of Louis and Mary (Semelsberger! Endler Her husband Patrtick, preceded her in death She is survived by the children: Wilfred and Mrs. Irwin Weymer, both Bi. Boniface; George of Scalp Level, Francis of Mrs Watking of Hastings: Mrs. Aaron Fry of Westover, Mrs Joseph Lechene of Patton; Harry of Bar neshoro, and Patrick at home She was a sister of Mrs Eliza beth Huitz, Mrs. Sadie Crothers fad oh a ¢ following of ‘and Fred Endler, all of St. Boni. | face; : Wilkes-Barre, Mrs. Minnie Walters of gnd Mrs Walter Lumadue of Hastings Twenty-one | grandchildren also survive Catholic Church by Rev | George Brugger. OSB, and inter- Funeral services will be held or Friday at 9 a. m. in St. Boniface Father ment will be in the church ceme- tery. Friends are being received at the late home. Herman | Marking 110th Anniversary | | dangerous combination. Accident ! Of Death Of Prince Gallitzin Year Draft Senate Committee i The United States Senate Arm- ‘rd Services Committee during the past week voted to give the ad- ministration the full three-year ‘extension of the draft law it ask- ed. including power for the Pres. ident to order inductions resumed ‘at any time . But in the process racial segregation squarely opposed to tion policy The present peace-time draft law runs out June 24 though nobody has been inducted January, 199 defense officials in sist the authority should be kept en the books as evidence of Am: determination defend from aggression and as a -saver if trouble cornes a sudden emergency contend, the 1 have the power draft machinery mediately without special sanction from the makers Congress might in session, they note The SBenate bill from 1X 28 the the existing law It differs widely alled ‘drafticax ed by the House Hose alt . it tied on a amendment Administira- Kio ae Frica's time In men shoul the to the wee Pre wider # to going wailing start ¥ ww sr EE san & to # 8 4 ¢ p th Po 14 8 v pa x The raft iraft bill May 24 hift the » % LF. stat with Wy i is wm thr wih Be jwetive i ¢ n ater do iid have board ae gress $ 8 r winged ¥ enlintes ¢ po, N ss} on po Pe would serve in The cho writing + ¥ TY rafts § um h Ave $, wy he made if he Foon in dewen writing then the ri make Russell ex. Army can go ard do all the Integrating races that it wants to mn ier a President's order.” Mrs. Louise Nuss Dies Wednesday Mrs louise Nuss 84 - time resident of Patton. died on Wednesday of this week in Me- Keesport. She was a native of Germany and was born on Oct 10, 188! Survivin children Mrs © N Y. Mrs. Leona Auld, Spring- field, Masa: Mrs Robert C King. Pittsturgh. Mrs Betty Williams, Miami, Fla. and Maynard Nuss Patton Friends are the Raymond Home, Patton Rervices will this " pigiried a rend of the are the received In Puneral being D Taek conducted 3 Lay Bie funeral home at Burial will be Cemetery Mrs. Annie Mitchell Buried On Sunday atl Fri. the Fair. “ po . W 4a + AY yew Mra An Fatton died Thuraday wks born A ‘ is inp ee plot ® on Ey £ “# MM: ud atl her } June aa survived by imvis Marsfield ( Henrietta Withidma of a sont, Albert Mitchell Lewistown, Pa 8he lea vas five grandchildren real - grandchildren # Harry taught P 5! » of Ld wy. ard 8.580 fix a and 5 BTV Brief funeral a8 were held TB - 3! her home at Pom Sun lay. June 11. followed by services a! the Patton Baptist Church In terment was made in the Fair view Cemetery, Patlon Several St. Lawrence Boys To Go On Tour A description of the State Col lege tour to be held an Thursday June 29 given by Amos Zimmer man, assistant county agent fea tured a meeting of (he 8t law rence 4-H Club Tuesday this week At the 8 lawrence Grange Hall Accordin 5 Robert Leiden president of the unit, a number of the members are planning to make the tour Following the meeting, games were played and a lunch served t n % F af ¥ TO RESURFACE STREETS Barnesboroe Boro Council nesday svening discussed for resurfacing a number streets in that borough Wedd. plans f the H THE OLD HOME TOWN ' ; Ic Or eEY i | oO $ t Prince IXmitri i | sylvania ithe Hague, Holland famous (field marshal de labors { which was Came To North Coumty | . { In Winter Of 1799 | “One hundred and ten years have passed since the passing of | Augustine Galdlit- | Russian mistonary priest and church builder of the Alleghenies, says Henry W Shoemaker, Prasident of the Penn Folkitre Society Harrisburg Prince-Friest Zin famous State Museum The was born in where his fa- ther was the Imperial Hussian Ambassador His mother was the daughter of Frederic the Great's Sechmet- The wis bap in vf os tau tized Church heing young prince the Greek Orthodox Faris, his godfather famous philosopher, Voltaire Joining the Netherlands igh de Ri t and press Auaty the 3?! Army Prince wor rations for brav- Marshal Loewen attracted the attention Catherine II ¢f R father having beer 14 % EVEral LE HE f 3 in Mer [og 18 winited the ho eat wy Tor Y&ars Vv true son of F § oy YER r w {4s 2 8 the Low financed wlared Catherine for yenge Ty torshis Bross us n and i low A 3 2) ent g Amity 1 8 charge ' Huss 3 the ¥ i inder the ve Russian J of pt Jemijits odde that ves Deere LIPS Cath An Father having alin nMatiars shiphosy * Pus full aii 41 y Hung to Reo haptiz 5! Bal L { ¥ time b1 i #rted if was Ime an "Se pl gd ’ i it girl rode recnage, leading an A woman, she zald ne MeGuire 8 ‘ambiria Bettie (Comgnty fame undred Pe niles from the nearawst needs Extreme Un. ir hes giving his nstruc- Bis assistants He int nad horse and departed in. stormy right Wien he Betula, the tut he for his ryrimut andl gle e » £ ‘ PRIDE (a0 Fe Aile oe » IL en oA ta the the reac hed ® Rw £5 the towr of Wks a much greater fleld Here he began a labor to last for aver 30 his death on May 6 Ric waman hettar years until 1840 Gallilzin seemed hear a charmed life and once when wol- Ves WeTy near, he started to ride horseback to his chapel at Newry and was told that on a journey to | to Bedford, Father Braunfols and (his bodyguard had Deen almost | pulled off their horses by wolves following | red Nuss McKeesport: | E. Woodhouse. Buffalo | peside me as gentle as dogs. He | IKE, HE DID FIND QUT HES GONG . TO HAVE A NEW BABY SITTER * ~ TONIGHT J —” CYEAN. + 1LL 60 WHEN [GET The wolves never Gallitzin replied, but troulkie me, trl along also told them of the time he was traveling from Conewago Chapel to of vy at both gides of the road he Lincoln Highway), bu from his bright dark them fall in quietly guard * be ; t Rian eyes a2 a Cee made pad y ieath of the har FLCC FEO Czar aff the Prince Priest's Maar whi he ‘was Jelhl Tor Dullling op his the wildernesa in- prirchases which later Babeock lands ught by aff as Prince al certe r Lartilo " ® 1 we ok #4 gd ry iO oe w rh chureles at Williamsburg Boniface, eautifgl at taroggh (he Clay, wha Norweigian CC wihen Was Coadlitarin and nn CEar HOOMe Was fui years of faith P Caallitzin's body Laretin nn A handsome mause eum near his home Ow an in feresting museum Thee are precious memeanioes belong. ng to the Prince, one of which the military sabre given to him by Empress) Catherine Another 2 famous Guanarius A finshed nist used to walk sround s parish with his beloved (instru under his arm no be n a1 intain C0 Y + 3 Bed'rl alonizar harassed WR Paul's reatored ater Bo dito fired of death After reine. rently al 3 Se rvVide riest ba Eh tLaRaLY is ioe - 3 an he Be 4 nt b nn an "There is Ae : down us through history or folklore hat Keely atiract fhe