are i Yocavering from very sane ats from which ‘and Mrs. Joseph Judd and Whi udd were Altaana vis- vied dey Tg the Herd LM. and Mrs. John DiNapoli, ot few the former Louise wo, of 1 i business caller in Altoona ing grandson visited with the dood family in Coalport recently, Mrs. Bobert Rentz and daugh- ter, Jovee, were last Thursda ¥ ia of Port Arthur, Tex. are visit. callers at the Bergamaschi home Mrs. Chirl Miniui also visited al the Bergnmaschi home. Mrs Ida Willa is a patient at the Altoona Hospital Mrs. Ralph Salzillo and won, Butch, of Bronx, N. Y. are vig iting at the Anthony Cavalli re- sidence. Andy Eetro of Altoona visited here Sunday. Mis Pdward Swires 8r, was a Wedneaday. he enpdition of Fddie Williams of Gallitein who suffered a cere- brel hemorrage ai Work on July 27 is much improved Mra. BEdoecd Swires Sr. visited fat the Briggs home recently phish, Mr. and Mrs pon. Joe, were recent Brigys house | Fiolten, stationed in promoted to sup- Re El He i= a son of Mr : BS Mrs Wilmer Hollen Mrs Hay Krise and family of Augustine wisited the Wilmer : Hollen home Sunday. Other visi fitars were Mr. and Mrs Francis Bk aor Mr. and Mrs Mario’ Ae and family, Mr. and Mra Orville Bernazzoll and son and Mr. andi #1. has retuned to work Mra. Ross) and family. Mr. andl Mrs. Warren Litzinger: as a visitor at James Berringer me. Mr. and Mrs. Bay Judd visited in Coalport last Saturday. Mr. andl Mrs. Clifton Mosser and daughters Sally and yirginia spent the week end at the Ber : i home. Leroy Bergamaschi was a vis flor in Altoona, Cresson and Car- “rolltown nn Monday. © Ponald Boito of Xiverda is vig fing with bis grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Buito Roger Davalet and daughth. Pirin, visited in © Altoona last Thursday. Boil and daughter and Ann, Baker of Paiton. Mr. and Mrs Paul Bwires vis ted in CO art on Saturday Roland Cavalet, who has beet | The Wilmer Hollen family visi ted in Coaiport on Saturday. Mrs. Elmer Brig IRE, Mrs. James and daugthuer, Brabars, and Mrs Jaseph Mathis and son, Joe, were Mr. and Mra Angelo Vighi 4 and | ison of Coalport visited Sunday at | the Reghetti home. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Funicel- ing relatives and friends here Laslie Reghetti was a caller in| Cresson on Thursday. i Mr. and Mre James Penn spent | several days at the Gon aid Jneoshe home here. The Peno family re siden in Bethesda, Md Donna Mae Jacobs, who hadi beet; visiting wilh lhe P'eno fam iy, in Ballimore, has returned home in Dean Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Boito | and daughter, Svivia, visited ini Alverds recently Mr and Mrs Harold Schult and family recently visited wilh Mr 5 Williams Mir and Mrs Harry Painter daupghior were r&ent woek visitors in Curwensvli The Bi Bem adiss Club madored lo Pittshy f Tans day where they aillended the AN Bar Junior Legon at Porbes Field Th ed Mesdames Loo Pes ¢ pard [Swanson Benny BI Billa, ya Hyradford i Lerick apd William White Stati. Mrs bert Hettzog | in Altoons and Coalport a a * Mins Sylvia Boito and Anthony Boito visited in Coalport Monday. Miss Jane Wilinski of Altoona, | who had been visiting her sunt Mrs. Rogier Cavalet, has returned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Decima] and family spent a week with | Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Reghetli Mrs Brpest Cavalel and son | . tind to make mecded home repairs, while the Ji long fand height Get ready for the bleak os rs REPAIR PREPARE FOR WINTER THE MATERIALS SHIP-SHAPE Elio, wete visitors in Coalport | 3 f ; | Mr and Mea (Those Jean, spent 3 few way recently Beraard Swanson i spent ns Thersay Miss Rose Bik torn! Boe ting here iwo I mint her “Tank” Kos Fapent 8 few dave In iv with rijativea Represent County At Judging Events Cambria County is being rep respnted by two Rng leans ab the 4-1 Club week events in State College this week, Aug 14 16 A poner fivestnok team i Conny nied ist Marione sriflith andl Robert Thomas, bath of Eb ensburyg it Do Wendell Hun! Fledtpatown IL D1 and Edward | Hogue of Loretto BRD Members of 2 dairy calle i fdping lem Are David Pryce iReymond Evans and Maynard | Holsopple, all of Ebensburg RK DD and Robert Makin, Portawe BD Two individual club meetings were held this ween and fret hast ani is slated for sexi Tusaiday Ang. 21. Monday ihe Hastings: Ci met at the Bome Celestine Moke of Hastings and yeslerGay the Pation Clot held a sessbm aS Pte Eabward Clabricison homie 0 Patten RB DD Aug. 21 the Nuik- | toss lub wil mest BL Ihe home of Fred Bechel of Nicklown One-Way Street Traffic {in Effect At Gallitzin Several parking and traffic | fehnnges have been announced by | | Gallitzin podice ; One-way traffic now ia in of- fet on Main and Jackson Hireeln ] | Traffic travels south on Main Street to Bhort Blreet and north | ‘on Jackson and Chestnut Streets. | Chestnut Stree: from Main | Street to the American Legion || Home has been designated as a» ‘no parking area. Parking is per mitted on both mides of Main Street. sm RN ARR ET The Federal Census Bureau at stimatd the on on July 1 A En a Joy) as 153,353.000 persons, including | mpmberg of the Red farene now overseas SOmpAreS with 151. i This 1 132.000 when fst census WaN i taken in Ape. 1960 and with an i583. catimnte ORS 000 for Jan. 1 of this year. ATTA AAI HB SA SE ~-In the early days bison roam- fied the width and breadth of UNION PRESS COURIER ———————— A LAUGH WITH YOUR FAVORI' THE FLOP FAMILY —— MOM — THiS 19 BUTCH SMITA ~ WE Np: pia! MOUED INTO OUR o-OCR TANT AIM 10 MEET PoP WHEN WE (OMES HOME [MERE WE COMES. LITA Wie LITTLE FRIEND NOW ~\Y MAKES ME PROUD | BARRA IAS SRR NT mene “OUR HERD OUT HEY PofP-STICK. | { Buta DIDNT BELIEVE | THAT dou HAEN'T [ANY aR ON THE I a a pa art
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