| ited at the Henry Hollen home | recently | Mr and {and sons, { daughters, Mrs. Melvin Fortney David and Dennie, and Shirley and Naomi Mr and Mrs Enlaw Campbell Mr and Mrs Chester Spencer and daughter, Mrs. Dave Nash and daughter, Shirley, Mrs Cloyd Mrs Clvde Gault and son and Mr Ambrose Smith daughter Gwendolvn and Mr. and Mrs. George Seeger of | Mrs AE McNevins and son Milesburg and Mrs Hubert Brow: | Dos... were callers at the Boyd er of Juniata visited at the Rob- | Jackson home in Bellwood on ert Beers home recently | Friday Miss Verla Wilson was a caller | in Bellwood aver the weak end Mr. and Those visiting ‘at the Dave | : family Nash home Saturday included Mr |'7 OWN and Mrs Louis Burkholder of Mt Mrs Max Evans and Mrs J COC Union and Mr and Mrs K FE |Metzga: visitors Douglass and sons, Dale and Ken. | Altoona neth Jr. of Bellwood Sundav eall Mr ers were Mr and Mrs. Robert were Snyder of Mt Jewett Mrs Olive] Mrs Witherow of Haollentown. Shirley Shirley Frye and Brown of Bellwood day and Miss Zada Miller of Altoona Mr Mr and Mrs Robert Beers and and Mra Stewart Beers were callers of in St lLawr re Mr Tack Mr family By SHIRLEY JEAN NASH Mr and Mrs Henry Hollen and Mr and Mrs Lynn Fishel and san motored to Bedford to visit | wv. Clemins recently Miss Shirley Nash of town and | James Brown of Bellwood were! callérs in Altoona on Sunday lard Aan 3 Irwin Ronnie Mrs Harry sf Dean recent lv Johnstor were callers were recent and Mrs Saturdav Dave Nash visited in Fei fry Altoona daughter Mea Frank callers ir and Alt HINA Iim Mra 1 Mr. and Mrs Juniata were and Mrs Letcher of and Mrs hn Ir a fetcher Hermar visitors A Dean Smith and (‘anton i) Ktephen Pier and were visitors at the Mr and Mrs George field of Dysart Frank Fusedck visited recently Mr and Mra Frank Fuseck Mrs Ray Fortney of Bellwood was a caller in town last week Mrs Maude Van Scovoc spent COMPARE with any RANGE and $b ENnee ently Eugene Davis student pensburg State Teachers’ College visited his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Davis, recently +f F'red Bland of Tipton w caller here last week Mr and Mrs Wilfred YI and Judy Yingling wers in Altoona Misses Marguerite Marjorie Glafelter at Ship home Mans AS A of (Cleveland, O ngling with his parents Visitors Lvdic and f Juniata vis for LP.Cas ("bet ted ™ gan MORE VALUE IN EVERY WAY Most for your money in the new Caloric Gas Ranges — America’s Easiest Ranges to Keep Clean. 21,30", 36"" and 40’ models for easier, better cooking at lower cost. Ubtramatie, GAS RANGES SHALL POWN PATYRENT-LOW NONTNLY CHARGE - GAS SUPPLIED WITH EACH RANGE BENDER ELECTRIC Phone 2401 home last Thursday. i ‘a week visiting frienZs in oni- | 1 | Mr and Mrs C E Powell and! family spent the past week in| Marviand Matthew for active as a radio nf the reserves if World Mr and and daughter Blantos motored ford. N. J, and Brooklyn, N wer the week end Mrs Twila Frank thur, spent two WwWeks Pa. with the Donald family Harry the he Passiacr, N. J cago, Valent left last week ice with the Navy technician. A member he 18 & gery veteran War 11 Mrs Mike Nancy, to East Evanskey and Peter | Futher Y Al York McClarney a nd 8M Evanskey wyne of his has daughter after spending the with his son, Mike Rarah Bloom, Kay Sch- Madge Fishel Marguerite and Flora Bri red to Ebenshurg Tuesday ever ing to a Rebekah Mrs Darothy lewis ghters Flaine and Ronnie Lyn Wilkir ers inn Tyr and Alt $4 returned to in summer here Mrs tel (sArman Ker mot netaliating and dau and Savy were cal Favaine "ne wr 3 sr irday Mr Sa arid Mrs callers in In Troxell gere Altovma Baturday Mrs. Emma Scott of M spent Friday evening ing her Mrs Mary DEAN Mrs. Paul Bwires of the home Swires last Wednesday Mr. and Mrs Harry and sons, Gary and Craig, tone, visited at the Wills home this past Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bergamas- | hi and daughter, Doris, were via- | itors in Cresson last Bunday ev- ening : Mrs Tim O'Leary and daughter, | Marilyn, visited at the David 8pi}- | ler home Sunday Thomas Brandt, who has been il with stomach ulsers for quite sometime, is still confined to the | Altoona Mercy Hospital Marilyn O'Leary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O'Leary, was ill over the past week end Bob Chirdon of Ashville provid- | ed bus transportation for ths students from Dean, Dysart and Ashville, who attended the Lilly. | Cresson football game and skin Prance following inst Friday evening Mr and Mrs Howard Swires held a chicken dinner Sunday In honor of their eldest son, Thomas, who celebrated his 27th birthday that day Attending were Mr. and Mrs Thomas Swires ind son, Donald, Mr. and Mrs Faul Bal ano and son, Philip, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swires and the How. ard Swires family Monday visitora in Cresson in- cluded Joseph Bergamaschi and children, Doris, LeRoy, and Rich ard, James Boito and Arnold, Ray Evelyn, Nancy Eileen Ixarothy Bobby and Albert Funicelll Baturday visitors in Coalpont nciuded Mr and Mrs. Joseph Judd, Bill Judd, Mr Mrs Hayvmond Judd and Mr. and Mrs $vivio Fontanella Mr. and Mrs Robert Cole and Mr and Mrs James Berringer at. tended the wedding nephew of the Berringers in Pittsburgh last Wednesday Mr and Mrs. Wm Campbell visited in Coalport last Friday Mr. and Mrs Harold Campbell of West Decator, who are former residents of Dewan, announce the birth of a daughter Leslie Reghetli was a visitor in Ebensburg Narisilio Arcenglia of Elizabeth, | Pa. was a visitor at the Reghetti | nald untain i 1 dale vigit Tur mother Mr and Marv Ann visited at Woewds and Windber of Frank Connelly of Al Robert C week end Pig. | the game, and af nn recent The following attended the Lilly i al her home will be held this Thursda | tons. lof protective rock dust In climaxing this series of in- | teresting events, the Bureau will "VAN ORMER | Coal Mine Explosion to Be By MRS. ELMER KEITH Florence Stevens Feted On Birthday Anniversary A birthday party was held Oct of Florence RBlevens here A lunch was received many iuded and she Attending 1h served gifts the fol Wing A (Tar Marie Noel Y vonne Thomas Rickard and Joy Kaye Krise of Fallentimber, and Tresa Noel, Sue Bush, Eleanor 8S8homo Kenneth Krise Winnifred Ann ette and Russell Keith, Betty and a, Judy Mayes, Donna and Maxine Garman, all Crrmer Yara Cox Ham f Van ion a. » =» Aloona Donald Har? nald, daughter y. were Sunday 4] re. Pearl Garman of Mr and Mrs and | sor R if Am the M snd friar ins ahr tors al James Rling ms Mr und Mrs farmily | Joh nst ows and a jack Hannah and Mr Mre lee Ammerman and som visited al sland Ohio here We hatrie and Mrs Elmer Keith and ly spent Sunday at the Lester Weld home in Utahville Mr and Mrs Blair Lamar of Niagara Fails, N. Y. spent the week end at the Charles Hamil- home here and the Bingleton Bloom home in Irvona Mr and Mrs Winter Ammer man left for Niagara Falls on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Blair Lemar Bunday visitors at the Hollen home were Clarabelle Hol len and Mr. and Mrs Clarence raed of ef r tha Leonard Kriss Mr fam eR end the ton Clifford | Produe and family of Altoona Ardith lamar ang Orvella) Weakland yere last Saturday vis tors in Coalport Fred Simmers and Mr and Mrs Floyd Mayen and family were last Sunday visitors in Lilly. The young people's convention night Van in the Glasgow Church | Ormer Church will hold the devo- § Mrs. James Vield returned home recently from the mospital, follow] ing an operation. She is improv- ing slowly. Her many friends wish i her a speedy recovery The Van Ormer PTA will hold a Halloween Party in the Van | Ormer Hall on Friday, Oct. 237 at »» 7 po m. All are invited to attend A plate lunch will be served for 15 cents By ROSE MARIE HUBER Mr. and Mrs Bill Kirsch and Mra Reads Brown Genevieve Huber, Mr. and Mrs R G. Lieb, Mr. and Mrs PP. A Lieb Sr. Mrs Richard Lovells, Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Krumenack er. Mr. and Mrs George Lieb, Mra Norbert Biller Mrs Home Bishop, Mr. and Mrs, UU CC Kline, Mr and Mrs Jack Falalic and Mr and Mrs Louis Ragley allend | [3 of A. and K. of C ard party i Barnesboro jant Wednesday Misses Coletta and Viola tzy of Bpangier j a 4 ¥ fe Peter 4 Mr Mra 3 the Viilors a Hally Davidson LF" 1 » ' of her parents Davidson, Mr and Mrs and family of the week end at Berriard O' Nell Charleroi spent the home of the | lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Peters. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lang of Summerhill were, Sunday visitors al the home of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. i Rube Fresh Mr. and Mrs. Chester Burband and son, Richard, of Arcadia vis- ited last Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis y. Richard Brown, a st 4 at | Pitt University, spent the week end at the home of his parents, at the home of their | and Mrs. Rupert Mr. eh Mrs. Babe Karlheim of | Patton were recent visitors at the U. C. Kline home. Banns of matrimony Were pub- lished for the third and last Ume last Sunday for Joyce Kline of Nicktown and John Wojyck of The wedding will take | place on Saturday, Oct. 21 In st. | Nicholas’ Church, here. : Mr and Mrs. James Hartman | of Altoona visited in town Thurs- | day and Friday of last week Sern Mary Bevis was a Satur day caller in Johnstown. i Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller re- turned home after spending the past week visiting among rela- tives in Indiana and Heilwood. | Mrs. Alma Krise of Pittsburgh | and Mrs, John Glass of Spindiey | visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer | Gallagher in town last Friday. | Mrs. Leo Link and family and Lyle Shoppert of Hastings called on local relatives Monday even- ing. er and Mrs Stanley Schall’ and family of Wilmore were am Sunday visitors at the El- | mer Gallagher residence. i Mr. and Mrs. John Guida and | children of Colver visited Mr. and | Mrs. Robert Blakney here on! Sunday. { Mr. and Mrs. Paul Madigan, 8 T. Hartman and Ross Buchanan attended the banquet in honor of Sen. Myers at at Oriental Ball room on Sunda yevening. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert were visitors in Altoona urday. i Francis Herhel of New York has been spending the past two! weeks among local friends and relatives { Mr. and Mra. Bill Geisbrect and | son, Rodney, of Spindley, visited the lady's mother here Sunday. | Lewis on Sat. MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS i Pdwin W. Pawligske and Cath- erine Babyak, both of Carrolitown | David C. Davidson, Nanty-Glo, | and Margaret Muir, St. Benedict. | Andrew Vislosky, Spangler, and Klaine Macalus, Patton. Theodore A. Mansell Cherry Tree, and Marguerite L. Miller Sykora, St. Benedict. Touched Otf At Bruceton Mine Bureau to Give Demonstration Oct. 28 A violent explosion will be touched off on Saturday morning, Oct. 28, at Bruceton, Pa, near Pittsburgh, when the If 8 Bur. eau of Mines gives public demons- trations of the dangers of uncon- troflled bituminous dust in ooal mines The . * tie Of spectacular cgal-dust blast, a series !'o be arranged day, will at the Bur. eau's Experimental Coal Mine and will be observed by miners mine perators, safety and supervisory Wicials, students and the general publi that ocour sae who witness the absolutely safe HP explained that Mie RLIres Have that Bureau tists arranging the demonstrafion know exactly how far eX- ploxions will travel display said the {2r0en will De RT i» x Regional Ihrector | who profes tive adopted and wald many Heer) scien Lhe Bruceton, site of the Experi mental Coal Mine and Explosives- Testing Laboratories of the Bur eau, ta 13 miles south Fitts burgh In preparing for blast, the Bureau will spread 700 pounds of coal dust in the mine entry and explode it with a stick of dynamite, a nonpermissibie ex- Dynamite is extremely hazardous to use in coal mines be- cause it readily ignites combusti- bie coal dust. Research also shows that dynamite will ignite expios- ive mixtures of gas and air some times encountered in coal mines Demonstrations at the Experi mental Mine Oct 28 will begin at 10 30 a. m. They will include teats of permissible (approved) explo- sives which are recommended by the Bureau for use in coal mines, explosions caused by dangercus black blasting powder ra gas *x- plosion, ignition of coal dust bY electric arcs and prevention of such accidents by the application of the major plosive set off the final and largest ex- plostion which will flames shooting from the mouth of the mine for several hundred feet and schatlering a mine car and all else in their destructive path. Only at the Experimental Coal Mine can these safely demonstra. tions be observed, for the Burean is the sole sgency in the workl operating such a testing sation Opened in 1911, this mine has proved on a large scale the rind ings of extensive laboratory re- search which has resulled in in. New -Super-Power see billowing | creased safety in coal bituminous coal mines to. make rom] dust nonexplosive, the main tenance of adequate ventilation to prevent formation of explosive mixtures of gas and air, the une of permissible explosiven, and the alimination of many electrical hazards by using equipment approved by the Bur- cau of Mines A tour of the Experimental Mine itself will be arranged for those who arrive befory 10:30 a m., Oct. 28 Photographdrs wil] he welcome take pictures of the various explosions outeide the Fallentimber The enrollment mesting of the Fallentimber PTA was heid Oct 3 at the school building here At the close of the £4 membership | | and Mrs. Bari F. Ss wage Sut. mines by the widespread use of rock dust in| permissible Mrs. Michael KR - urday motorists to Matish Sadny with rela Mr. and Mrs. Gien A. Gray of tives and friends in and Akron, O., spent the past week Cresson. end visiting with Mrs. Jessie L. | Hahn. MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Glenn I. Glass and sons, Eu-' Peter P. Denkovich, Blairsville gene and Dwight, visited Friday R D. 3 and Ethel! Fransoni, Gal- evening at the home of Mr. and jitgin Mrs Eugene Hill of Altoona. Jacob A. Rubritz. Geistown, and Mr. and Mrs William Dean Beers and son, Billy Dean, and Helen Tessie Sczecienaki, Colver. Mrs luther V. Miller and dan- So —————— ghter, Nancy, spent the week end visitin Mrs at the home of Mr. and! rarrell K. Beers of Akron, Ohio : Mr. and Mrs Eugene Rateh- ford and som, Fred, of Dysart meeting a plate lunch was served § The group was James J Campbell who played the guitar and sang Songs also were sung by Nancy Tonkin, Dor. othy Black, Judy Lawson and Virginia Rickard Nancy Katherine Miller cele. brated her 4th birthday Wednes day Mrs Eart F Howard F. Glass bekah Lodge meeting at burne on Monday evening Mr and Mrs Michael R ish were Tuesaday callers Lona Mrs Charlea A. Matthew and Mrs Vivian Lawson and Misses Cora and Mary Glass attended a mesting of Ellen Wilson Rebekah Lodge, Coalport, Monday evening. Mrs. Howard F. Glass visited at the home of Mr and Mm. Thomas Criste of Dysart R on Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs Raymond Lawson entertained by Kopp and Mrs attended a Re Wind: Mat. in Al ‘and som of Altoona visited at toe and Mrs Robert home of Mr Lawson on Wednesday evening Mrs. Ear! F. Kopp Altoona on Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Jumes J. Camp- bell and son, Jimmy, visited In Johnstown last Wednesday Mr. and Mrs George A. Martin and son, Blaine, wmpent the past’ in! week visiting with relatives Lansing. Michigan Last Thursday callera in Al toona were Mr. and Mis Edward K. Buddile Mra N J Neal tawney visited home of Mr Koy Pp rank Grimes of Coalport via- ited among friends here Sat- urday 3 Mr and Mrs Carl A Campbell and children, Connie and Stevie, —— "° nf Punzong- recently at the and Mre Ear! ¥ on D. | visited in Salute to Pennsylvania Week! 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