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Thursday, September 7, 1950
New Army Recruits to Be Trained
Under Actual Conditions of
The army is through producing
‘ - .
GI gentlemen.” From now on, it
will concentrate on turning out
killers: under actual combat condi-
tions,
Among other things, army offi-
Cials said, this means elimination
of “panty-waist” aspects of basic |
trainiag and return of the rough
and-ready top sergeant.
Army sources gave no
for the shift in training emphasis
but it apparently stemmed from
experiences with green troops in
Korea, Some officers are said to
feel casualties and confusion
would have been reduced if the
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t! the Greenbrier
smen had been trained under fire
Mark (lark, «
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field forces
Ger mmandey
the army's already
has said he will reduce the
training period from 14 to 6
weeks by eliminating all non-
pasantials rom on he 8a a4
will be given
| training under realist
i 80 they will be ready to face
Communist murderers we're up
against in Korea
The shortened
will include such
as crawling under barbed wire
with machine-gun bullets and 1}
artillery shells overhead
Clark admitted that somq«
may be lo ugh a
dents.
Spangler Girl Bride
At St. Stanislaus’
Miss Chesterine Serafin
fer of Mr. and Mrs Michas
Serafin of Spangler, and A
Liystarczyvk SOT w Mra Agnes
Lystarczyk of South Bend, Ind
were united in marnage last Sat-
urday st 9 a min Bt Stansis
aus’ Catholic Church Barnes
boro.
Rev
conducted
mony
Jean Serafin sister of the bride
was the maid of honor
| Kalister, brother of the
| groom, was Ute best man
| Berafin was the flower girl
| Eddie Serafin was ring besrer.
Matron of honor was Mra Clair
| Dantou. Norman Leathe served as
I master of ceremonies. Brides.
| maids were Elizabeth Kalister
| and Helen Bodek. Walter Serafin
{ and Harley Stieglitz were ushers
| A wedding dinner was served In
ithe church hall and a reception
lwas held in the Polish Legion
| Hall. Barnesboro. After the wed
{ding trip to the southern states
the couple will make their homes
iin South Bend
| The bride was employed by the
| Phillips-Jones Corp., Barnesboro
Her husband, a veteran of World
War II. is a graduate of Barnes.
| boro High Schoo! and is empolyed
iby the Studebaker Corp, South
Bend
Albert Christoff
Honored By Firm
Christoff of Christof
| Motor Sales, Patton, was one of
100 outstanding Hudson Motor
Car Co. dealers from throughout
{the United States feted by Hud-
son officials Aug. 28 and 29 al
Hotel, White Bul-
| phur Springs, West Virginia
| Dealers were winners of June-
{July sales contests in which all
| post-war Hudson sales records
| were broken. Among company of
| Acials honoring dealers wers N. K.
' Van Derzee, vice president, Hud.
| son Sales Corp.; C. A. J. Hadley,
sales manager; George Browder,
director of advertising and mer-
chandising; Roy D plin Jr,
special representative, and WL
Courage, assistant to the vice
{ president in charge of sales
| A program of athletic contests
| was ‘held in which winners recei.
{ ved prizes Awards were also
| made for outstanding sales I
| formances by the dealers. A divi.
| sional and zone managers meeting
hasi
troops intens vi
conditions
the
CONIT Se he said
real discipline
va
train
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5! wnr
ofS
fang?
Father Thaddeus Kaladzie)
the double-ring cere
and
i
Albert
| preceded the two-day jamboree
GRAND REOPENING!
MOOSE BALLROOM
PATTON, PA. — STARTING
SATURDAY, SEPT. 16
DANCING
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PATTON LODGE, NO. 488, 1. 0. 0. M.
FLOOR SHOW
GET SET FOR THE
HUNTING SEASON . . .
the
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ngler VFW Post CARROLLTOWN
Spa
Safe Driving School
ToHave Graduation
Films, Lectures Aid
Traming New Drivers
Plans are made for grad
exercises for Ving
class sponsored by Mean -
VFW, Spang
announced ia
enrolled
being
han rr
uation the dn
school
A rant THOZ
is to De
erans’
ier
T he date ter
The vet |
persons for the first 12.week class
which began on July 8. Classes
will end the latter part of Bep-
tember when the students will be
given their state driving fesis
It is believed that the BEpan
the first and of
the
nit
ler
t % iv feet
organization
K 2
ing school
state to
pect A iriv
Classes are congueted
a YY x iy
; hour
“Tha A Wr
i he iA ¥
’
earh Week
arith a thr
Wednesday
BR rotaling
Spangler VW
al
[Err r the
Ariving and safely are
the regularly
chief instr lor in
Tass
the
is leo Cantelope
He is assisted by Atty. James
Wildeman, Atty. John P. lLantzy,
Cleon Wyland, Thomas Chernisky,
David Wier John Lauber? arid
(* Kirsch All are VFW members
and volunteer their services
McDonald Post expects to con-
the course when ths pres
ent classes have completed train.
ing
Gallitzin Couple
Observe 61 Years
0f Married Life
Mr and Mrs Frank Howell of
150 Forest 8t., Gallitzin, recently
celebrated their 61st wedding an-
niversary with a dinner at the
home of their daughter, Mrs
Thomas Grogan of Gallitzin
The couple were married Aug
27. I1RRB, in Bt Patrick's Catholic
Church. Gallitzin, by Rev. Father
John Boyle
Mrs Howell
Eckenrode and a
Chrysostum and
was born in
Apr. 28,
is nol good
be around in her
Bhe organized
American Legion
served as the first
the organization
member of the
3 “ 4 3
driving school
tinue
the former Mary
daughter of
Sophia Ecken
Bradley June-
1863. While her
she is able to
home
the Cenllitzin
Auxiliary and
president of
She still is a
unit and also be
fongs to the jocal Veterans of
Foreign Wars Auxiliary Both
Mr and Mrs Howell are members
of 81. Patrick's Catholic Church
Mr. Howell is a som of William
and lavina Howell He WAR born
in Gallitzin July 26, 1868, and is
a retired miner. He had worked
for McCoy Coal Co. and Pennsyl-
vania Coal & Coke Corp. He is
in fair health The couple lived
in Gallitzin since their marriage
Four of the mix children bom
to Mr. and Mrs. Howell are living
iThey are Rupest EE. Ralph FP
Mrs. Thomas Grogan and Jennie
Howell, all of Gallitzin. There are
11 grandchildren and four great-
grandchildren
Many More Persons
To Benefit Under
New Security Law
considerable
sine who in
formed that they
bie under the 1848
Social Security Act
tenella. may now find
are eligible under
Amendmenta
The principal
rode.
tion on
health
nurmoer of
paxl, were in
were not eligi
Version of the
Ls receive
thal they
the 1850
per
the
changes in re-
gard to eligibility are two in
number. First, the 65 year oid
{or older) ‘wage earner who was
not fully brsured at the time he
filed his application (because he
did not have a sufficient number
(of quarters in which he had been
(paid $50.00; and second, the sur-
vivors of veterans of World War
‘II who died in service or who
died more than three years after
they were discharged. (In 1046
Congress provided for those who
died within three years after their
| discharge.)
{ Under the Amendments of 18050,
two situations just recited
here are provided as follows:
1. All wage earners, 85 or over
(now, who have at Jeast six (6)
jquarters of coverage now become
jeligible at once under the “new
provisions of the Amend- |
ments.
2. Each veteran |p
during World War II. Since the
new for eligibility are
retroactive to the beginning of
World War II, some widows, min-
or children or dependent parents
may now be eligible for monthly
payments, who were formerly in-
formed they were not eligible be-
cause the wage earner had not
worked long enough. Lump sum
death payments will not be paid
on any desth occurring before
pt. 1, 1850.
new amendments, although
qualifying many for benefits who
months prior to the fective date
1, 1850.
Ronald J. Lefebure
of Mr. and Mrs. Allen King of
Cherry Tree, became the bride of
Ronald J. Lefebure, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Lefties
Hastings at 8 p m. Y:
Aug. at the Pleasant Hill
Church,
bride was given in marri-
age by her father. Jeannette Le-
febure, sister of the bride
was the maid of honor, and
Thomas King was his brother's
best man.
Mr. Lefebure is em
Kathleen King Weds
Miss Kathleen King daughter
credited |
with $160.00 of monthly income |
for each month he was in service |
were formerly ineligible, do not |
provide for any payments for the
of the amendments, which js Sept. |
i
present at the reunion, an
Farabaugh, of Coupon. GG
Farabaugh of Pueblo, Colo
ne + 9451 or 3092 Richard Farabaugh and two
Miss Anita M. Veneskey #7
Bride of Herman Nealen day
Miss Anita M. Veneskey, daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. Z A Vene
{ § riod twp R i
EK 1 Hern
s, of Cincinnatti, will be
jays thig week
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After Stay In Germany
! Mrs Michael Ryan
of Mr. and Mrs Mary T Connell, daughter
f Nicktown R. D, on and Mrs. M. D. Connell of
2, at fast
Ary
the {«
nine COCK | place, armved home
ts Church Carroll
high mass
Land, OSE,
officiated at
ring ceremony and
The bride was
narrmge by her father
; ie WAS
v nl y
hard Nealen usial
eg roon juaired routing of
Was attired In a tional n
i day
where she has been for the
eight months with her husba
Heutenant in the Army
Mrs. Evan came on a
plane {rom
nding at LaGuardia
attended by Y. The flight
tf he Sa ren hours
niptial
Germain
bride
mass (neva
£8 or of
hroth-
ionger thar
bic ause of
5 miles
wriler to Ryka
§
wg hectide
Fown rimmed wilh huericans
wore a finger lip vel
{ seed pearls She
a beapgquet of white glad-
fer br Wore a
2 match.
carried a
the Boutlh
® +0
Mr ard Mrs Mike Donch
Patty Fador, Fddie Fedor
Miss Paula Schnorr, all
ford, Conn
finara
fewrmnaid
rEanay wilh
piciure
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hat and
juet of pink gladiold.
The hride presented her bouque!
Virgin's Altar af
WATA
week ond and
relatives
Mr and Mrs
were guests of friends
Md. last week, and
holiday with
the Blessed
ter the Mass while the choir un
the direction of Mrs M.D
SANK This Day, O
Mother
Mrs. Nealen has been employed
by the First National Bank of
Carrolitown since her high school
graduation last year Mr Nealen
is engaged in farming
A receplion and buffet lunch
was held at the home of the bride
in the afternoon. About 200 rela
tives and friends were present
Many beautiful and useful gifts
were received
After a trip to Niagara Fads
the couple will reside in Carroll-
Lon
also
der
Connell
Beautiful
Om where their daughter Miss
Hie Tou Bender has
for the past six weeks Miss
Mr Julius
Detroit
{and Labor Day visiting with
relatives and friends
Toseph Luther of
Md, was a guest
Elmer Luther for several
furing the past week
Edward Farabaugh and
sons of Baltimore Md apen
veo end and holiday visitin
father, M. J Farabaugh,
sther relatives
Vincent Malloy
and Mrs
Farabaugh Reunion Held
Here On Sunday Afternoon
A reunion of the descendnants
of the Iate Joseph Farabaugh
was held on Sunday at the Am. 8
vican Legion Park in Carroll-
town, and about 200 ware in at-
tendance orps are’ Grade 1, Rr
The affair was in the nature of Grade 2 Sr. Hilda. Grade
a basket picnic and comprised the en; twse . 8r. Jerome,
families of Wiliam and Michael 7 AT “FeOrRe;
rads 7
4 # Gonzaga
I. Farabaugh and Mrs Herman op . _.4 Grade R Rr
Carrolitown:. Glibert cn} ; :
Bearer of :
; principal
of Pushio Colo
Farabaugh Dr.:’ .
Charles Farabaugh of Newburg, Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Ma
and daughter, Darlene and
N. Y.: Richard F. Farabaugh of
= ¥ Richard FP Faraba IgA Iohn Meller all of Akron O
Cincinnattl, Ohio: Leo Farabaugh spending ro a \
. : ndin 8 WO We VAs
of Spangler, and Engledbert Fara- ; a R A
: Ae X with Miss Hattie Lehmier
baugh of Loretto RD One me 4 ar .
: : ’ Mesnrs Herman and Vincen!
the family, Mrs Vincent Other recent guests a
. oy & 1 - : | 35% y ~¥ J #
Munster R. D. is de ; pier home were Oscar
and Francix
om ploy ~
ents. Atty. and Mra N
Saturday and Sunday
Benediet's Parochial
morning. Members of the tea
Mra
er of
rier
Huber of
The Farabaugh
have two Jiving
Farabaugh of Loretto
mier
Akron
Mr and Mrs Lichard
bangh have purchased
By
descendants
uncles James
who was We
ERNE NE TRE RANE eer SOF
¥ that car of yours has put jts best days
behind it, there's no time like right
now to think about starting out afresh
with a taut, new, up-to-the-minute motor-
car with all its mileage still in ic.
And there's no better place in the world
to start than with the beauty pictured here,
for a variety of reasons.
For one thing, this Buick SPECIAL is a
quick-stepping Fireball valve-in-head
straight-eight that's priced lower than
some sixes.
at
fl
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A Sea
ibe
For another, it’s built with typical Buick
ruggedness through and through—a husky
Eat Nil
Tone ba HENRY J. TAFLOR, ABC Nutwark, svery Monday svening.
é=-| PATTON
Local Girl Returns Home “ ...
of Mr
Thurs. 0
night from Gauting, Germany
Air Force
TWA lo
Switzeriand
Field N
required 27 he
Atlant v
of Btam-
vistiors over
Herman Bender
in Towsen
miGlor ed
an to Quantico Marine Base,
heen stallion
od in the Reserve Nurse Training
der. a student at Penn State Col. DQ
lege, returnsad home with them
Stich of : .
Mich, spent the week end | Kaylor's brother, Joseph Sponsky
Baltimore
of his father
Philadelphia, was visitng his par-
A Malloy
Rehood
opened for the term on Tuesday
Clandin
3 8r
tirade
Grade 8 Sr
Angelica
Alan of oT
of the
’
i Ed homes being constructed by Mike |
iibert Buck an W. Carroll St.
will Mr and Mrs Clem Hoover and
and Gerald and Charles, were
dau- recent motorists to Niagara Falls,
here N.Y, and also were visitors at
Father Baker's “Our Lady of Vie.
BONS
WANTED
©" Shrine at Lackawannis New ELDERBERRIES
Mra. John
Washington, D. C
Grieff of
wire guests
er the holiday of Mr. Grieffs
Mrs. Gertrude Grief!
and Mrs. Richard Eiradley
family were recent visitors
Pittsburgh
Mr. and Mrs Harry J Donahue
and sor-in-law and daughter, Mr
and Mra Joseph Mawcelliuno of |
Passaic, N. J, arrived Saturday
visit Mr. Donahue's raother,
Rosetta Denshue, and also |
and Mrs. Donald McNelis. Mr,
Mrs. Mascellano returned to
Monday and Mr. and Mrs |
are spending the week
Donahue is a frenholder
Earn that
TRY
this and
a
Pas
nd, a Pick berries in clusters with
Mrs
Mr
and
Paxsaic
Ie mange
Mr
of Passaic County, N. J
Mrs Martha Fiber of
rE
the
a re
arid
the
Hers
extra cash
—pick elderberries!
Only ripe berries will be accepted. Do not pick green berries
approximately 4" main stem.
T0c Per Bushel at Receiving Station, at
QUALITY MEAT MARKET
PATTON, PA.
Johns.
OW Was a week end visitor with
reiatives here
Victor Fabian and
Mn, Dick, Eddie and Jack, of
trot the week end and
local relatives
Miss Mary Zajac of Washing |
ton, D.C, spent the week end
here with her parents, Mr and
Mrs Joseph Zajac Sr
Brother Patrick Lacey, OSB, of
Vincent Archabbey, Latrobe,
spent the week end with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Lacey, |
Mr. and Mrs. Al Kaylor ¢f town
and son, Claude, of Washington, |
have returned from a;
motor trip to Springfield, Mass
where they visited with Mrs
Moen a
and children,
spent
holiday with
#0,
oe i
po : a
y 3
Ya. St
Neal.
Ib
Ben-
local | Miss Cecelia Lepkosky is d-
ing a week's vacation in Cleve
and, O., with her brother, Al
Lepkosky
| Herman Hahn of Cloveland vis |
ited over the holiday with his!
Fro | mother Mrs. Barbara [ahr i
wl Guests at the home of Mr and |
4 Mra M.D Connell over the week |
and .
end were Mra, Rose WM. William. |
Laon of Pittsburgh: Wilter Reese, |
Pittsburgh: Charles Tuckey, Ver- |
na, Pa Anthony Rengowski, |
Ambridge, Pa. Miss Ann Sabol |
Port Vue, Pa, and Mr. and Mrs |
Joseph Tulley and son, Martie of
Pusrio la Cruz, Venepuels, With
the exception of Mrs Williamson
the remainder of the visitors all!
were stationed in Venezuela with
Dan Connell during his employ.
ment there
Mr. and Mrs. B J
family had as
days
d in
tna,
ching
Fred
Dillon and
their mests over
ist pos weak end and holiday Mr
Mra and Mrs Leo Dillon and family
are of Washington, FO
and
tf
ro Altoona on Saturday, Sept. 2
. he Misses Kathryn and Sue Gil The following spent the week
Leh- and Delores and Ruth Drass of end At the home of Oscar Drass:
Lawrence attended the wed- John Martin, Joseph Harold, Nick
‘ding of Madeline Coanitor and Fax and Joseph Martin, all of
Shar. Bernard J Plesanaki at the Cath- Cleveland and Youngstown, O.
adral of the Pleased Sacrament in Theresa
the
a
that can take a lot of years without crying
“Uncle!”
Then, too—this high-styled beauty is
proving to be one of the most economical
Buicks ever built—easy on gas, easy on
upkeep, easy on you in its soft, floating,
light-handling comfort.
It even comes with Dynaflow Drive * if
you like—and Dynaflow means that you
will never have to service or replace a
friction clutch, and that rear-end or trans.
mission servicing—even engine upkeep—
are cut to a minimum,
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signing up?
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“Make Every Day A Holiday”
Washington, D.C, spent the weosk
sud at the home of their parents
r. and Mrs. Harry Lann.
| ~The Bank of Pennsylvania
was formed in 1780 to supply the
and Gregory Lann of Continental Army.
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Of course, you can’t see all of this in the
brief span of a trial drive.
But you can experience the good solid feel
beneath you. You can
satisfy yourself on the lightness of the con-
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the quick surge of Buick’s Fireball power.
All such things will tell you that this is a
to live with for a long
time to come—and you need only to ask
for a demoastration to
we mean,
Why not call on him soon to talk about