‘Miss Sonja Reichvalder. a 1949 | €
graduate of the Currclitown High!
from |
the National Poetry Association |
he. |
which re}
School, hak received ward
of Los Angeles, Calif,
poem, “Opportunity,”
that
ceived outstanding mention in the |
19 Anthology of High Schoo
Poetry and seloction for publica
tion in Sermons of Poeuy,
now been stlected Tor
in Voice of America, a new
tion of the best efforts plek
from over 200 annual an hologiles
published by the assiciation dur
ingy (he past 14 yours
In the near future Miss Reich-
eddy
valder plans to enroll at Niagara ¢
vip studies in
and
University to lake
English literature
psychology.
*
Miss Ann Papson Honor
Guest At Shower Here
A shower was
Missy And Papson Jast Wednesday,
morning
i
celston
i 8t. Ben
i The procession was
i the
i tht outdoor
d Benedictions in the
iet’'s Church Cemtetery. |
held within |
church following the
| Maas
{ hore and
Ras
publication
>a |
clinkcal |
i Ken
| were
LE 8h
Mr. and Mrs John C. McGone-
#1 and children,
avd Wiliam, of Duquesne, spen.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Owens Sr, and |
Miss Fannie C. Wetzel
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bradley
fang fanily of Johnstown war
yvigitors with relatives
in Patton
Luther of Ball
the week end visting
Eimer Luther
MeLaughiin of Pills
time in town
reiglivoR am
week end
Jos ph more
Mid. spent
{ hig father,
William
burgh spent
Piet week vis
friends
| Brother Patrick Lacey
St. Vincent Archabbey, L.atroh:
5: spent ast Sunday here with
| pixrents, Mr and Mrs L. J. Lacey
Mr and Mrs. Timothy MecCrac
and childrer of Mahaffey
Sunday visitors at the home
lady's mother. Mrs Hose
sae
ting
OSB
his
¥ Ts
: Arbie
held in honor of |
of
Bil Connor
the week ond
Mrs
soent
Mr and
Harrisburg
caused abanifoment of| Mr.
Corpus Christi Pro- | | baugh
10:30 |
| linens.
Miss Margarel
$ Lon, Ma ;
Simday afternoon at the homie of |
t tended the
i T
ther
fanion of
: and
of Kensington Ma; Mr
| visiting at the home of the lady's
tw , N ATS I piarso os
and sons visited with Miss
Norma Shaybaugh, a student!
| nurse, at Pittsburgh ca Sunday.
UU. A. Stolz nas been sonfined
to his home for the past week by
Mr. and Mrs Leo Dillon and
daughter, Virginia, of Kensing-
were visitors here over
the week end at ths home of Mr
and Mra. B J. Dillon and also al:
Reunion of ths Dillon
family honoring Mr. Dillon's fa-
ther. Robert DD. Dillon on ths oc
casion of hile B80th birthday on
i Sunday
Prok
st iden
had been a
xt St Fruncis College
during the past orm,
with his father and
Mr and Mrs. Leo Dillon
ta Kensington Md, Monday
The following atiended ther re
the Dillon family and
Sth birthday snniversary of
Mr Robert Dillon lnst Sunday at
the Legion Memorial Fark, Bere
Mr and Mrs Beraard Dillon
snd son. Jim, and daughter, Mrs
Thomas Semelsberger of Carroll
town: Mr and Mrs Les Dillon
children. Dick and Virginia
and Mra
fambart Weakland and children
Pat. Jim. Joe and Polly of Car
Dillon, wno
Loretto re
$ FFE)
irre
6
he
and Mra. Charles Fara- |
miner Mar
on Nov. 8 1877 Fs Gallitein
‘of John and Catherine pre dbiod
0a
Ragan.
Mr. dnd Mrs. Heagan are the
parents of four children wi) of |
whom are living They are lar
gory and Mrs Paul Tatko, pen
tioned The deccased are Josep
sid Ray Heagan There any
giandohildren and thre ge
grandohiidren
Both are in
Mass was offercd fi
a mm. Monday
Chureh
* 2
Receive 4
F id y E a
Diplomas were presented
seniors of Gallitman High
Tal exercises Friday nig
santa] Ballrooms, Dy. Agnes
Eire Py FF WE
fairly good hagith
at
girick’s
them
wr
st PF
i
ay 4a
Shes
SEER le
aE 3
1, lof Spangler
nounced iy Sgt. Robert ¥ Say
der. in ehiivgs of the U 8 Army
and 17 Air Pores Recruiting
Brafinn in Barnesharn
54
BE
| mother, Mrs. R. E. Blolx roiltown; Mr. and Mrs. John Dil-
Mr, and Mrs. Steve Molnar of jon and son, Ronnie, of Sidman.
Cleveland, O., spent the week od wr and Mrs Donsid Booth and
visiting at the home of Mr. and sone Don, Dick, Dave and Frank | 8
Mrs. George Lane io, of Ebengburg Mr. and Mrs ©
Me. ang Mrs. Gearge Bue Patrick ill and daughters,
and Bill, Mrs. Busan Gava Judy and ihn a. and son, Glenn
and asughter. Mary, attended the of Carrolitown; Mr. and Mrs. Ro
sredding of a cousin in YOungs | p.et Allen and children, Barbara
town, O, during the past week Thomas and Billy, of Glen Richey
k Considerable damage WBE Mer and Mrs Michael Ward
lorought in an electrical sOMM | pagron. Mr. and Mrs. John Weak-
[fore Inst week when the homes | ..4 and daughters of Indiana
of Philip A. Seymour and Burley | winiam Dillon and son, Adrian
* fiharbaugh both were struck b f Hasti BES; Mr and Mrs Alvin
ward, | lightning. Damage to Some 6X | Dithon of Hastings: Mra Maude
Miss Mart Lee aii Rieanor | tent was done both buildings | Weskiand Mrs Fannie Woodburn
McAllister of Mifsburg: Mies, Mrs. Rose Sharbaugh entertain. | yo4 son, Jack, and Mr. and Mrs
Pauline Kelly of Hastings; Miss «d ihe members of her bridge | raiiies Woodburn of Indiana
Ruth Berader and Mins Loraine | {dud at her home last Thursday i Mrs Thoda frilon of Patton
Farabaugh of St. Honiface: Miss: «vening. | Mrs. George Gold of Patton; Ed
Rosemary Kopera of Spangler and! Mrs. Jennie Hittle of Johnstown | nyitlon of Patton: Mr. and Mrs
Miss Betty Shutty off St. Boniface. | upent the week ond visiting With | (qarence Dillon of Butler; Mr
La | lier brother and sister-in-law, Mr | 4 Mrs Dennis Dillon of Car in
Inclement weather on Sunday und Mrs John MeAnulty. rolitown, and Mr. und Mrs Ligo
OOOOOOIINOOO0O0OO0OOO0OOOOOOOL ari Lacey and children, Mary Lou
Jean James of Pitisburgh Broth
er Patrick, OBB of St. Vincent
Danald, Sally, Caroline, Thomas
nd Bridget. all of this place
May 23. Entortainmint was fen
tured and a lunch served Miss
Papson received many gia Al-
tending included the following:
Mrs Mike Papson, Mrs. Robert
Buck, Miss Mary Stich, Miss Mar-
cells Maucher, Miss Mary Budi
eky, Miss Arn Gaveler, Miss Ross
Behe, Mrs. James Weakiand,
MiniPa uline Bertram,
Lacey, Mrs dea P
Marthe Fazaba
Pifester
POR THESE ROREAN BOYS war iv a grim reality and thelr homeland is
a nse baltleground And so, siiling on the sidelines, they watch ine
tently as a UN gun cre es a 155MM self-propelled gun for firing.
The “Long Toms” have been playing an important part in blading the
Chinese Reds during the Con t Spring offensive. (International)
wore
cranserelnl {yids
1a Florence Pelion
i eta Barbar + Ewehen
East Carroll Graduation Exercises: = wr wire
Al rey
irley Burk
Held Monday § Night At Corraliogm 2 EE eggs
Albee sare. Mary MO Blitko
Mana 4 "iE
Musie
3 Bu CRY
Family Dinner Monday |»
by J 5 si % &5O EE Fanti
a art plays Honors James Reagans
Bus rites ¥
Wrrie
ited by student t the \ asa 4 4 4 slit ain
Gordon Watt of Pittsburgh vis-| So 0 gh oie I
ited here over the week end with Members of the graduating a . a ng
nis mother, Matilda Watt claam were Thomas Bobby iM ay «this
Jerry Hipps of St. Vincent Col- Mihalow, James on hace pel Mira
Jege spent the week end with his beth Bailey, Conn i :
parents, Mr. and Mrs Frank Dranchak, Mar i Why # bi marked Manon LaRue May
Hipp. ley Kirk, C aroh 1 Ki varie Mao avert. It was served in (he I Napey Nicholson
ian Kober aud Marguiet nig ard san-in.law | Fran " Bara .
Mi Sra Go d ail of Dry Hun Sihoel an CC land Mek Paul Tutke of 415 Charles Vargs
Bender Ruth Farabaugh Galiitan. Mra Reagan dn Ratehf rd
Miss Grace A. Good, daugh
Kiine, Byvilisa Lathe srhars 50 WEE Banoved on Der T3rd birth. | Donna Lee Ik
Bherron, Dvaothy Weber i Louise Koes
Delarre. Arthur DeSaly May | Library Mary
Gergeley, Albert MecNuilt ol ¢ (RY in | Florenes Feius, {
Weymer and Jobe elena ai Fo 4 ony | Ladue Mack
the Weber schoo! aoh aE y Martha Lynch
er of Mr. and Mrs Harry ro The progr Bs 3 1s " Danforth Founda!
¥ Hastings R. [), became Ae jucocation Hs his . i Godfrey and Mary
ride of Pet John Westover, BON nak. Ogenin ; . . » Lo
of Mr. and Mrs. John Westover of entire
Hastings R. D, at # a m_ iasgt
Wednesday in the East Ridge
Evangelical United Brethren
Church. Rev. ER Miller officiat- I orredy .
od at the double-ring ceremony. | soy © Marie Ns
Mrs. William Mi er ot | Sh Clem maswes
‘he bride. was matron of honor | at Abr Me
nd Melvin Leamer served
gs the | June Wena
best man. A Recaption was held | Kine and Leo
Bad sn
&
Boag pry
&
«Shree « gh
dents if ihe Fast
sohanis Fraduale
neld Monaay Even
Mt Bawedicl s
/KrroH SEEN Fie “
{esi CORE. was prisCipad
er al ths affair
The program Was
Twenty ¢
rene
The Cake . . . A Wedding T
when the heide
deserves a eake
Our bakers
im the art of cresting
awn desive iB
Ea Tigre
Jen
moment
[os
& & & 8
i
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tants,
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Janet Moises
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SREY
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\ \ bows ~~
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;
james Meagan of |g Michael Cendfyen
v § . « x " 2
BL, Laiitan i gan {Charies Kachur
dinner
Ha and Mir?
Pv Haven
Waeur
May and
was married hAR13
Patrick's Catholh
CGallitzin by Rev. Father
Heasey. Born on May
im Gallitein, Mrs Rasgan
weer Margaret Duffy, a
of James and 5
Patty with
Reagan 8 a forme y sting
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*Cabor Keyed” to mach,
school teachers in Penne
will receive $400 more |
year, beginning next Sept, 1.
i a bill by a comin Ree
of the State House of Represen
tives is passed is session
as 40.000 rable
teachers would be affecied.
The bill also provides for oe
creascs in minimam and pax
mum salary levels which would |
be reached by pumps
Most
Eval
per year
The cost of the proposal in focal
sehoo} subsidies would be some;
$36 million more than the $200 |
mile. earmarked By Gov. John |
for increased education
expan means that the general ss ]
sembly would have to find webedi- |
Mmbly revenue if it approves the
pay boost as reported out of |
the House ational Committee. |
The $30 million allocated by the |
Governor also was contingent on
passage of Bis proposed $119 wil- |
Hon state income lax now dead
focked in the Senale.
The House commitiee action on
the bocat bills was seen as an |
| attempt to force Senate action on |
the income tax bill
The $46 million boost