Thuraday, October 19, 1000
St. Patrick’s Church Marks
65th Anniversary Recently
Gallitzin Edifice Was
Dedicated Oct., 1865
8t Patrick's Catholic
one of the oldest in the Altoona |
Diocese, was 85 years old Tues
day of this week. Erected in 1885
the church was dedicated Oct. 10
1885 by Rt Rev
then Bishop of Pittsburgh It was
built at a cost of $100 600 during
the tenure of Rev Father John
Bovie as pastor
The beginning of St. Patrick's
dates back to 1848 when Gallitzin
was settled At that time the
PRR was building its famous
Mountain Division, two
tracks over the Alleghenies
Jackson's Flat (Altoona) to the
Johnstown area, eliminating the
routs f the Old ]
road The
litzir
of the
being
pro}
in the
pass ALY
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jets (sf
from
its tune
wen
1884 bis §
large and dedicated y Hi
Michael Domene. then Bist
Pittsburgh Rev. Hyan was ap
jointed the first pastor and ser
ved 11 vears He was succeeded
by Rev Father John Boyle under
whose pastorship the present
building was erected
The present brick edifice was
You spend A
LIFETIME ON YOUR
ATTRESS
Richard Phelan, !
begun in 1884 and completed a
vear later It is a beautiful struc
ture situated on the mountaintop
and is
walls
is Rev
and the
Father
Father
assist
Present pastor
Joseph Farran
ant pasts . is Re Tames
| Kirkpatri
GALLITZIN
By MRS MADALENE G BUCK
Phone 1817
308 Cleveland Street
Gallitzin Legion Post
Lists Committee Heads
ames HH Lupine!
Mam a
Charles Parazack legal
HH Isascsor lohn PJ
I» A Plunket! membership
Frank Longosky, W H Weston
J W Rose and J R. Gillen (Gal
itzin}, Faber McCloskey and Fr
ancis McTavish (Tunneihill), Har
old J Luther (Coupon), and El-
mer Gallagher (Ashvillel] and
Ralph Lewis ( Amsbry)
National defense, A. 8B Julian
publicity, W. H Weston and Lou-
ine McCaa, radio, Joseph Bis.
marck. rehabilitation, J W. Rose
and J F. Byrne, rifle James Ber
tocchi;, Scotland School, Patrick
Grogan and Chester Claas, Sons
of legion, J FF Bernard R F
McCaa and Michael Perehenic,
uniform, M. WW. Percheni¢: wel
fare, Wm Bricca, Dean lewis
and D. B. Bell, service officer, J
W. Rose. bugler, Michael Pere.
henic, and founty delegates. J F
Bernard, Chester Glass, MW
Serehevic and A C Julian
* 2»
wes and
‘Convent Club Entertained
...OR IN YOUR
SHOES
At Kilmartin Home Here
Mins Jane Kilmartin of N Main
Street, entertained the members
f the 8t Patrick's Catholi
Church Convent (Club at her home
last Wednesday evening Attend
ing included the following
Mrs Corrie Beck, Mra
Johnson, Virginia Julian
Noel, Mary Hall, rita Brannan
Ameer lenz Mra Carrol, Jane
Bishop, and Rose Bardenell
The next meeting of the group |
will be held Nov. 185 at the home |
Lottie
Mary
(of Mrs. Jane Bishop. The club
{ holds a social every Sunday after.
‘noon from 2 until 4 o'clock in the
1 Shareh hall,
«BOTH |
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| Sept. 30 In St
was the matron
{Orlando Perry,
stones with rose point lace
{ carried
St. Patrick’s Church
‘Scene of Pretty Wedding
A double-ring ceremony united
{Miss Virginia Dxiedzic, daughter
lof hk Dziedzic of Detroit,
Mich, in marriage with John |
| Perry. son of Mr. and Mrs Dom- |
| enic Perry of Gallitzin, at 7 a m
Patrick's Catholic |
i Church, Gallitetn, Rev Father |
i James Kirkpatrick officiated at!
| the ceremony. |
Mrs. Orlando Perry of Detroit |
of honor and |
sisters of the bride-
The bride was attired in a net |
over satin gown fashioned with a
Peter-Pan collar trimmed in rose
point lace. Her finger-tip veil fell
from a tiara of pearis and rhine- |
a fan of satin and
with an orchid center and glad-
jola. The matron of honor wore |
an orchid taffta and the
gowns were of rose |
taffeta.
g the ceremony a wed-
ding breakfast was served in the |
Horseshoe Trail Tavern, after
which a dinner and reception were
held In Johnstown. The couple
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| then left by plane for Detroit. |
Mr. Perry ia a graduate of the
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The couple will reside at
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form
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served as the!
best man. Adelaide and Wilhem- |
(‘na Perry,
| groom were bridesmaids and Mike
| Rocus and Peter Kuzma served as
| ushers.
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The regular monthly meeting of phy
American
(all
of a Halloween
Thursday evening in local Legion HH
hairmen for 1951
Publication,
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| Mrs. Ella Chase, president, an- |
| nounced the following committee
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Louise Buck:
Glass:
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Mary
Mrs
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re- juniors, Mrs. Gladys Fuiton; pop. |
pies, Mrs. Betty Melhorn, cards
end flowers for the sick, Mrs. |
Lottie Johnston
Members of the finance commit- |
Mrs Olive Stevens; Americanism, [tee are Mrs. Emma
legislation, | | Gladys Fulton, Mrs. Lottie Johne- |
‘ton and Mrs. Madalene Buck.
The next meeting of the unit! | Totaries conference in
which time a Than
will be held on Thursday, Nov. 1
party will be held
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i Mrs. Ella Chase,
| the American Legion
Glass, Mrs | 174, Gallitsin, and
| Buck, secretary of
ttending the presidents
of I The
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