Patton os Ms. Mary Sheehan Patton Von Plans Buried On Monday National Meeting seen] eo Valentine nr 0D. died on aa at Spangler. 'F Hospital in Mrs. Sheehan was 3 member of Bt. s Catholic Church, | and of church alter society. She was born om Suny i3, he, a Sughier the laty Joseph and Aung J} MeNlullen rived by her husband and yg Red children Mrs. Thomas pr Mrs. Jumes Flans for trial Stores Associstion, hag as munber of members ‘this ares were four<iay meeting Virginia Beach, Va ved Aug. 15-22 in Cincirmati president of Central Corp. St. Benedict, of the national ofganization Oibers from this area tefcdmnce inchaded Clelww ier of Bakerton Supply Fiank Vargo of Clearfield Sup Cir. and Hyman Levinson and Kidly, both Ck Officers will be Cincirnati meeting. $e Patton Men Awarded Degrees At St. Vmcent feo Lesnak of Lang Ave, Wn, last Sunday lelor of science degree with major in Harrishiog 8t. Cloud, Minn | Atlanta, Ga: Charles, Eb- ; Mrs ES aan Bemelsber. Clair Sheri’y and Mrs. ber, Mrs all of Pstton, and } Sheehan, at home She was ‘a sister of Mrs lea Dietrick, Chest igs; Francis and er Me 3 of Jersey Shore; Leonard McMullen, Avis; John McMullen, St Peters burg: Fla, and Bennet and Ed both of York. at eral ee i Bia in ugustine thotlc wreh at § a. wm Monday Rev. Father Bdward Waters rial was in Whee ¢hareh oemetery. ae 18 GRAD AT LOCK HAVEN Preloh of Patton was an May IR from the State Teachers’ Col New ‘Vincent College, Latrobe settee degree sl pinot in chemisdry | ailjutor Archabbit Denis C. patter, president Sisdiam. ps Bs PR BER AERIE 1144 PATTON, FA. Presents | . FINEST BANDS Pleasant Atmosphere COURTEOUS SERVICE for Your Enjoyment * RIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 8 & HIS bo Phone Mrs. Oaliaban the 205th anniversary enpveition of the Nationsl Indus which in outlined during a! ast week at The anniversary will be obser- Charles F. Swab of Patton, the Trading is president in at. Leh Co. iy of Mahoney Bupply elected at the Fat received a bach business administration aiid a minor in finance at the Bt C Domsld T Resko of Mcintyre | Ave. received his bachelor of sch the same time, {with a major in biclogy and a Dejiress were conferred by Co: | rit of the college, | lal ceremonies in the St. Vincent | Army, Air Force Survey Contacts PHS alles recently was conducted in Pal. ton to determine the average high school gradusts’s opinion of making the armed forces career, in order Lo determine this » i group of recruiters contacted ap. | proximately one-third of the hgh school senior class al. their homes | The y given the showed thal a very large percen- age of the high school class of 1851 were intending to enlist in Along with making the survey the recruiters offers] valuable in formation to all omeerned and answered some of the mast im. portant questions in the minds of the average high school grad The mirvey was conducted by the U. B Army and UU 8 Aur Force Recruiting Station in Bar nesbors in charge of Bgt Robert J. Bayder with the assistance of three outside recruiters M/ Sgt Louis Barkley, Sgt. Jay Huff and Bgt. Ben Cacciamani, under the supervision of [4 Mano J, Swarls of the Recruiting Main Station in Altoona. 0 Dick Shannon Gets Bank Promotion Richard 6. Bhannon, a former | Bank at Patton and former Pat. | ton resident, has been appointed { ansistant to the First National fonte. Mr. Shannon was emploved at nk : [the Patton Bank from 1927 until : 1939 He then transferred to the i First National Bank, Gallitzin, re- 3 | myinin 2: In 1 iS t £1 od rs er ————————————— ET eh mew. there until 1941 | bank examiner and except for a of 17 months while he was | serving in the Navy, he heid that | post until last year, when he went into private business sa Patton Man to Receive Air Force Commission Magee Ave, ‘a second Heutenant in the Air Force Reserves al the commencement | eMercises next Monday, June 11, at Pennsylvania | State College. He was s& ROTC student at the school to report for active duty. It is) will be called or service ose Second Recital Given By Students Of Helen Brown The second anmual spring re gital given by the Helen Brown was held last Thurs ‘iday evening in the Eagiea Ball + | room, Patton Ronald Malkin welcomed guests and introduced ihe nouncer, Bruce Motagar. | Ryan. vocal studest of Mrs. Helen | Carroll, MY. Aloysius Junior Col | tage. was the guest soloist al the | recital. The complete program | ! follows: ane duet, T ¥omeny | hisiends for An Army and Air Force survey | their | recraiters | some branch of the armed forces. | employe of the First National wusident of the of Belle 1 he became a national Joseph Paul Issmielle of 217 Patton, will receive eormrnission Many of the men to receive the | commissions Monday have orders expeeted that almost all of them | students of 1 the | Bhirley : week soy | Mike r Dry Run School of the Dry the term at | Tome i with numerous Bonors being made Pupils carrving honors in their PESpeCTIve are: James Kirk Grade i jallemand, Grade 2 David £0 Margaret Blevens Kirk ard Anra Marie vich, Grade and Myrna (irade 4 James Lallersand oar ried the highest average Roost I. He Is a sscond grads Alfred Delalire curried ithe ent average of Grade 3 and and Donrcs Shots highest. Patricia highest sverage student § and Irene Laden and Twila Mae ine for passed io th YT Perfect a Caradien ¢ nde {6 Aitred i Barburs Raghk The pupiis taken mation picture Mi and Pa % sv iRl fealuve A pPaenst also was held, nn which Ihe pipe is of all grades took part in il - ferent races W the rac ex were: Myrna Mery and C ward Bobby, Grade 4, sak F David Finwon and | Btevens, Grace 3. of mace, | Baker snd James La ilerngul (irnde. 2. one-legged sack race I Miss Eleanor Thomas astra itor of Rooen 1 was the recipient of many gifts from her stadents Khe wishes 10 thank hw of the silo for st ey cellent ooaperat am Fred Rindness Mra Warner's Eight ghadents of Foom first grade udenis of Thoenias, presenlad both Pan Beha Friday Boom 1 closed for the Bighes | CREE Finan: Yakans- [mv Fiasco went pbeond Was the in Grade Legrand Bo nd h hast Af pupils date grads WE Were EPH ihe tie a inners of Ebay Lavery Mra Warner expressed (heir graditude and with to thank ihe effice. the Board of sdut tion of Fast Carroll Twp and friends for the hearty operation and interes threghoul the term eH Former Patton Resident Hurt In Ohio Accident Chester MoQuillen : ton, Ofna, aiilen. aT re sident. was severely injured Tuesday, June 5 at 10 4 Wm we fil from a shovel | Youngstown, where he is employ fed as & tity sires! foreman Mr. MeQuillen struck a Fhpdrant and suntained 8 of the hip and injury lo vis. He wis rushed [oo Elizabeth Haspital whete ecandition is sera > = 4 Patton Girls Enroll For Blue Knob Session sein y ar i Lb the ped the mer YWOCA Camp at according to Esther 1 executive. director of Lown Cw They Are "Phys SrnitNhsner, Wilhams, All members interestsd annaal plente should attend he OBL. at 730 p the Bong of i meeting of the M., loamight, In Nancy ¢ visit patrons at 7% Four Patios girls Rave recent. | ly registered for the aanual sumi- | Bias Knab, | mare per man day then a year cm | | Homepteoad, spent the week ond Merril | another operation on her left hip i ast t Mercy Bospital y. § and 1§ 1 months t Jahnatown. She was then Poebnah | | burgh. She spent a few weeks at papud were 0% Theft yesterdny norsing to attend |} commencement exercises today st the Cmcinneti omservatory Music. where Mins ¢ siggy Croper | will receive her masters degree in | music, Mr ard Mrs Kenneth Miler | iH and daughters, Conmie and Bhir. ey, and Mrs Matilda Miller of at the Wm. Miller home on Beech Ave, and the Walter Miller home Jame | 18 Patton RD. Mrs Matilda Miller remained at the ixtler re- sdence where she expects 0 for some lime Mri Agnes Boley underwent Friday at the Pittsburgh Mes Boley fel fractured her hip several ago while visiting in taken to the Mercy Hospital in Pitts her home and returned lo hoepital 10 days ago Three Delogier brothers, Peter the fof Newport News, Va, and “Pick. | ew’ arid { Delogter herve. While in town the j igroup engaged in Kad. ; Pang ard Paul, both of Detroit, are visiting their brother, Dewey their annual pinochle game with Jack Simpason ‘Piekley” playing together, This ard Pm and Peter opposing jis the ninth year the game have been played Ed | race Margaret | Fair | ge pm i Holy Oomesusion sod | memmiters Ato the chireh at 16045 im The fired class ! the dedion | mmrvite and a Sunday, Jone IH Chureh School st Botery Et jon of to be weowived In ted ohurelk A brief aermnts BY the ivewly | peste Watnealay June [3--Praper Servioe m Wo Vacation Bible Sebold iat 9a mm. June 4 to 13 Cirnde | 7 and who were | Mins | fencers with gifts. Both Miss Thomas ang | La Frinity Eplecopal (mreh Sanday June OoSenund Sanday after Trinny Moraine prayer snd ser mnt by Jemes Mewley, Lay Reader, of a = Thureh Behoot at 10 a "= Calvary Baptist Church patrons Thuvreday. proaciios and 7 30 Sunday. June § June 1-630 p mm chobr . Hibhis study $ a mm Monin | WeniBip, “The Osos snd ure of On APerars i sot Ms mm Sunday Sehool . ee First Baptist Church, Patton § Behold i: 2 = Youngs | (i | when i track ati oC fire fracture Friday Chit at Vuphdlay June $8 p Wm. Waeesn's nore of Mrs Simeon Semi Fate 10-385 & Sunday waning Wordle “Te Cwoee snd Oove of Unrest ard pm. Peatiing Service ~ Br mm. Youns sdviendny. J B46 p m Thos dnd T3 p wm. Bue "a cy om wid pespnat e Sewing project was at & meeting of the Beaver Dum 4-H Club last Thursday. The nent Ry his ist 130 p me, under the direction of Mrs Jone Oriffith. will be held June 13 Bt the Johny Nagle home the Johns Barbara Lee Huber Camilla « Dun sean and Jane Elva LID { eH 1cBU TO MEET TONIGHT in the italy Lodge Hooms, The first Thursday | of June, i meeting night during mons Judy and August, 1 sew i Mr and Mra Chester Detenit. Mich, visited over en at the home of parents, Mr. and Maczios Miss Marge Bertisan of Detroit was & recent visitor at the home | of her mother, Mrs Mary Berti- | son of Highland Ave, I Mr and Mra. Paul Allison and) son, Slade Edward, spent Sunday | visiting In Conemaugh hae | {lady's Mrs. | Barret! residence. Petar Keenan of Heights, N.Y. visited last week | at the John B. Petrusky home | and also with his daughter-in law, Mra John Keenan of Me Intyre Ave. and children, Sandra and Dennis of Shelton, Conn. spent The past week at the hames of their par. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roun- sey and Mrs Ellen Simmons They were accompanied back by Miss Faye Rounsley who will id. several — in and Devon, Conn. of Pittsburgh announce the birth of a daughter, Sunday, June 3. Mra. Wargo is the former Grace Falatic of Patlon. Mrs. Sue Wentz Kelly wishes in this way to thank her many fri- the birthday oards which she received on it birth- ¢ i day, June 5. Memorial Day visitors st the Omer Wharton home were Kathy Keims, Leonard Hallifleld pind C. Miss Helen spent a week's vi home and returned to dustrial arts instructor the Westmont-Upper Yoder Bagh School. He has been an instructor in | Patton High School the past Dak end guests at the Fred eiilen home were Mr. and Mra, Chester MeQuillen and sons, Richard. and Mo Patrick Callahan spent a few days with relatives in town recently. Mr and Mrs. Emery Halusk: Jackson | Mr and Mra Norman Simmons and Mrs. Peter J Wargo! will be the sumuvier Bade of the } £ APR SAE Mrs. John Keenan wis 8 recut vigitor in Clearfield at the Fred £ RB SS 0 ly TONS PER MAN DAY The American coal miner said to produce an sverage of of seven tons of ae oa] Ago | dlremmers of “if The groom 2 Marie Morn Bride Will Head Attorne)t Pverets E Custer of | convention | Johnstown ‘of the Ciimbria County Bar As | sarintion af is annual Monday «f this week in the = Mr. ard Mes Jobe Morn of i Ath Bt. West Allis, Wis. = Bounte the marriage of their day ter. Marie fo G. Fobert Weise ichmond, Cal, son of Mr s@d Mrs Edward J Weise Ashville, | * on Baturdey, Apr. 14, in Bt Be | gids Catholic Church, San Fran-| tigen, Cal The bride wors bridal gowns of whge alin de sigoed with sweslhsar! nechiine mg Sledves organdy eveiel The Sngertip veil was held in place by pearls. She carried a while yer book. gift of Ber sorority sis tire. which was White orehid from sliregrners of white hasvardia The maid of honey, Marcy ey. of Ban Fascleni sorority tir of the bride worse champagne met and lave headpiece was a boone! of ; veiling trimmed with Hees Hise theme was carried her huge bonnet full which #atin wilh Pra wi Her | The MB f+ hte fron wid Hise salin 4rd Best mas was Jobe Claw aber was John Mahlsted fan Francisen Boloist was Edeern Baidaein of the Ban Francisco Operas OO Kappa Chapter of the Ave Serority. of which the bride tnember, ales rendered » during the caremens breakiant wan serve sit Laurel Hall Mr Weise 8 a» "at ton High Ra bed Ont -of town Eowat a Charles Becker of Altorss pean wilh bith of hvinn ¥. A welding d to TD grows graguste of Navy The newlveeds @ Banta Hoss ‘Weise in er Public iH reside Cal where My manager of the office fans { HEY Hastings Rotarians Discuss Projects Members of Hastings “Hob held an open several Civie projects meeting of the nn ening of his week in Restagrant, Hastings projects inchuded house mall delivery, Rotary to be installed along the Mgh ways lending to the entrance of town, placing of piosic the new Ba site. and & fund derive to ha community. Cobsmiitess project will be named in sear future 3 North Cambria Defense Leaders Named By Fine Three sore civil defense dives. tors for ihe Nerth Cambrie ares for aRel have bean Tr ted by Gon. Jobin | They wre Walter A ihn, i 8S J Jarewmrs Lowetto Charlies Wo Gos) The now directors supersdde the coordinators originally nased head civil defense work fn thelr respeciive communities They are being named iy the Oeweraor on reramendat ion of local sutharities This is rogquired under a new law passed atl the current seasion of the Slate Jeg Members of Patriekx D2 : Rior. dan Post 1588 Veterans off Fore (ign Wars, Hastings elected pine | gat to the state compention | this sumer at a3 meting Toes dmy eventing of this week in the | | post home fo Delegates named are Fred Mid | Holts | Charles Anna, Ceorgre IDhiments, ler, Don Halle Charles | Ear! Miller, George Bakijss, "Henry Link and Joseph Rvitho- felch. Alternate ONE MILE NORTH 0F CARROLLTOWN ON ROUTE 9 First Show Begins af 9:00 PF. M. (DST) THURSDAY & FRIDAY HSER 0%S BATURDAY (Only) x June 9 from the vice [oued_AtH Atteimey the traditions! of Eben the bar a for pA ded past and long treads. Her gown was trimmed with imported | dent to {pcceed Mr Custer. Af # Tarts of i» LR f owered with a | seutive | neys Philip N Shetty, E. Duvis snd Randolph Myers, ail Poof Eben & gov of | Dery sti Harry { ahd The | Nasri : . 5 {ied Bry } denon on tharing & Tovsduy #9 | Lesson’ | odie to | HUET talides al plans for d The $106 000 suditorium being planned for the the very ; ig Joseph Bilko | The next pomt Meeting is set for Bsns sone ‘ # near was ensburg Uniry-Dell. Attorntll Custer was a— By Sere dr 2 year, orvevs Shymour B Siverstone of | Johnstow|i and George L. Reside | = | of Fbensinrg were resiected sec retary asil treasurer, respectively. Fetainid ss members of He ex {emamitios were Atlor- Attorniy yer, and Attorsey Jolinstown were Attorny Edward J. Harking of C Sidi. . Beloved by brides for 100 years... +» Teir that very Special sonseotis, be FHT means we much is an Artearved &- armond ring! Made by Am erhen’s oldest amd largest ringmaiter—ast with the frvent (lnmvonds, aever be fore wiprn. Registered and gonrstiteed for your pro- tortion), Chooses from our complies collection. oe Artcarve DIAMOND AND WEDDING RINGS a a
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers