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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
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his lower lip;
JOhnS- | cavyreh, held their monthly meet- |
IN TOWN!
i turned home after being a patient
at the Jefferson Hospital, Phila-
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Shoes Shippers Socks |
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| 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 |
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{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
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K|tromsick and
Bunday
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Mr and
Mario
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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 !
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parents
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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
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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
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home of Mrs. Bernard Brown this
rh week. Others attending were
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Jackson, Francis
Leroy Lawrence
5 North Cambria
Men Said Involved
In Gasoline Thefts
400 Gallons Reported
Missing By Strip Firms
Four
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Williarns and
residents
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two juveniles are involved
will be turned over to thé |
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Lytle and LaBelle pleaded guil-
police last Friday
arrest of William
Cordon Mclean
Forberger, 25
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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.
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Mrs. Rowland the de-
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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
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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 |
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Several! hundred gallons
Were reportedly stolen over an ex- |
tended period of time prior to
April.
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Helen Malenky and
Andrew
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and Michael 8!
in the church cemaelery
Mrs. Mary A. Weakland
ty before the county court Tues |
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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,
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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
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it tied on a
amendment
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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
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Mrs. Annie Mitchell
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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
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Barnesboroe Boro Council
nesday svening discussed
for resurfacing a number
streets in that borough
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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
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State
Museum
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Ambassador His mother was the
daughter of Frederic the Great's
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his death on May 6
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years until
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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
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following |
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precious memeanioes belong.
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the military sabre given to him by
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