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Teen-Agers Gift Goes to Good Causes Fred McCann New
Member Of Patton
Park Commission
Council Ready to Order
Traffic Light for Corner
Two sppointments were made
io the Palton Recreation and
Park Commission at a special
meeting of Patton Council Friday
evening in the borough office In
the Fire Hall
Burgess Theodore Off submit
tsi the names of Fred J MoCann
and Francis X Young Mr Mc.
Cann was named to AH the ur
expired term of E W y
#4 representing the Paltor
bord on the commission
requires twos sohood
be members of the :
i The ther schon director repre
sentative is Dr. E PF. Cooper. Mr 4
| | Young was reappointed for & five. |
year term
| Council also was notified during |
Serving ‘Northern (Cambria (ounty
PATTON, PA.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 195]
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Kids Invited to Party
On Saturday Afternoon
NSsitarday of ibis werk will
bee a hig day for kids of Pat.
fon whe are 17 years of age
Nr Younger.
It's the date for the ansnl
Christmas Party sponsorsd by
Patton clubw--VY FW, American
Legion, Eagles, Moose, Sans of
Italy, and Slovak Cithrens
Att the Grand Theatre, the
event will begin at 2:30 p. m
sharp. Santa Claws has pro
midad to be there, fon. and a
trem will be given to every
child
The fotertaloment «il In
ehnle 5 movieg picts. AH
chibiren of the tows Aho are
IZ or under are avited There
is Ao charge
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William P. Leary
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Sebastian Biancos Married Half Century : y
13ames Studie Proto, Peten)
at Moosehentt and at Boys’ Toun, and the Annaal Child. |
en's Christmas Party at Patton wilt int fromm 360 Sven to the |
Club here. The
night of Sation for |
| Order of Moose recently by the Teen-A
its donated the money to the LOOM In
thelr hall for dancing and me Munday
discussion with
: officers of the ght St the |
pers decided to rs Th at age tub Jue |
hry
to right; =xre John Franklin, Moons
y. and John Raivigh and Dave Albright. pres
chairman of Teen-Age Club, respectively.
gp BE
Boy Rev. Vance Clark
To Report Jan. 28
a Ay Rev. Vance N. Clark, pastor of
's Neck [Hastings Methodist Church, will
y ‘report to active duly with the
uy. B Air Force Jan. 28
to The Northern Cumbia minis
was ter received « fiat lisutenant's | half
Ae ep
the past week by the State High.
‘way Department at Harrisburg
‘thst un traffic light for the corner
of Magee and Fifth Aves. has
bewn approved The light will op.
drale on a “stop-andgo” basis at
bisy times of the day
Borough Becretary Albert Hal
tka has been Instructed to get
Bender, Moose jovernor; Fred J. Me. Prices on the type of light ap.
(proved and submit them to coun.
cil as soon as possible, Just when
(installation will be made is not
hs yY8 delerminable
Burgess Ott siso this week is.
| ued a proclamation that all tay.
ens and clube in the town re
| main closed from 109. m Christ
mas Eve until 2 p. mn. Christmas
Jay. The proclamation will be
fund elsewhere in this issue
Pathing meters receipts for the
November were $275.55,
; Which half $137.58 was paid
* Meter company as pay-
an the meters and the other |
the tremsury. To |
The door 1s closed, but qnly to keep out M7
Frost. The wreath says, “It's Christmas, the
birthday of the Saviour. All are welcome.”
This 1s the spirit of Christmas in America. The
family gathers for the celebration. Friends visit
and greetings are exchanged. Ours we offer
now to all of youl.
Fre Co th Term As hl.
Fire Co. President | === “Patton Couple Wed
oa Ss frat rac] Proclamation Here
Vu ho CY Gales (90 YEAPS Dec. 12
held on Ts Hig of De all Sebastian Bianco, Wife
gc ged i vy ve. Javernsf Clubs to Close Married In Italy, 1901
v voile . fo iy i. i Early Cliristmas Eve Mr and Mrs Sebastian Binnco
of Patten celebrated
wedding ansiversary ih
pesday. Dee. 12 They ak snded a
Hi El Mas® for ssecial intestion
in St Marya C He Church ie
the morning and in the evening
+ the family gathered nt {ha
Christianity. | Bianco name
and fitting! Mr and Mrs Blanco recived
the Pat. few wadding bands from the
tunity reflect (his Spi Members of the family My. and
HEATH that hig great | Mra Jomeph loon and deughter
Inataiintion of {liduy was traditionally intended. SRd Mr. and Mrs Ben Hote also
to take Place ak Ihe HER regular | Therefore, I Theodire Ot pers ovening FAY IAd pave
: Re TITAS . argeas of the Borough of Pat Rosary. besds to Mr. and Mrs
thew day
ative
Funeral Today For
en oe wg gts Father J. P. Padden.
§ on Wop College, Carlisle and Wastminster
Joan 3 ” C Topor miners ee a To e113, Chest Spri Ings,
- | ‘He will conduet his last services
Lin the Hit he on Sun Rev Father James P. Padden,
a ar ho burch pastor of St. Momlea's Catholic |
RALEIGH SALESMEN MEET
# The Raleigh salesmen held »
. The sales meeting at the Commercial
Ro- Hotel, Putton, Tuesday evening in Alexian Brothers
of this week, Following the meet. igabeth, N. J. He wits |
A disner was served to the whout 71 years of age.
men and heir wiven, A native of Ireland. Father
Tee | Padden took over duties as pagtor |
vf Bt Monica's following the
tleath of Rev. Father Join Dug.
kan in 1908
Father Padden, who had been
ill the past two or three yours.
actively served the Chest
| Parish until Christmas Day, 1
han he was forced to enter the
died al 8:45 p |
Altugns Marcy Hospital for treat. Go
ment. Later was admittest for sociely.
some lime to Miners Hospital
| Bpangler. He has been a patient
{in the New Jersey institution for
about one month.
During the past year, Rev. Fa.
| tor at Bt. Monica's.
to the Chest!
pr ach hl 2 oe
ther Fader 20 peal ST
: ‘the body to
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Church, Chest Springs. and onetarea of East Carroll Twp. near
of Northern Cambria auntys |
{ther Paul Lenz, a native of Gall. |
Simin. his satyed a4 sasistant pas-
TE 2 | Historical Society Given Plot
Of Land At Eckenrode Mill
—.— : years ago. also, it was planned
One of Original Sites 14 eres! & warnnnent on the mile
Of Old Kittanning Trail = ‘Acquisition of the plot climaxed
8 move insogursted about 10
j yours ago by the late FP J Littie
former president who first al
wiety has acquired the deed to ot \ 4
oe gver which the oid Killan- | Lamptad to gain the land tor he
ning Indian Trail passed in the The Kittanning Trail was the
main thoroughfare through Ubis
Eckenrode Mill | ection during the plomesring days
1 Announcement olf this fact WAN | of Western Prnnayivania. It was |
‘made st x meeting in the Cam-imade by the Indians and ran
[brian County War Memorial Arena | fromm the headwaters of the Juni
at Johnstown My Robert F. Pro- sta River at Frankstown in Blair
ner. Westmont, director | County, weroms Chest Creek at
| The deed to the land was trans. | Fckenrode Mill past Hart's Sleep
HHerved to the society Thursday of | ing Place, and on through Chevry |
lasik week az a public service by (Tree lo Kittatning on the Alle
Mrs. Olive Eckenrode, who re gheny River :
[sides at Eckenrode Mill, and Mr. | Speaker at Friday's meeting
and Mrs. Leonard Yeckley, who was Mis Margaret Greer, leacher
ireside on an adjoining farm IM ment Af pper Yoder High
The friva bong t Sat Who mad Uae Ff & Map
{oie ad J el of feck. | {she mada last year for the Johns.
lenrade Mill near the lan of | town Bewgscentonnial celebration
the Henry Gooderham farm. Mr. '® pointing out Nstorical points
if
. e of interest in the area
Gooderham is president of th . Bhe also stressed many “firsts”
ilo which Johnstown may lav a
The deed covers two lracls of | chien She pointed out the city
land. one measuring one-half sere! was Best in the mumaufecture of
end the other 150-by.-30 feet The | jon rails. then first in the manu-
(Iwo areas never hnve been cult | ro dure of steel rails She briefly
vated {aketehed the lives of the city's
Baciety officers were authorized business pioneers King, Morrell
{in a resolution adopted at the! Fritz and Kelly
meeting to lake steps to have! The next meeting will be held
anh Cambria County Historica
His death marked: the close of | suitable markers erecied where sometime in March atl a date to
Hanany. than 40 years in Christian, the trail is distin uishable Some be announ ed later.
“% Local Crib Contest Carrolltown Fire Co.
+ Offers $50 In Prizes Names Mark Buck
Judging to Be Done Director to Be Elected
Sometime Next Week At Meeting January 3
Interest is reported wide In the Mark Buck was elected presi
community-wide contest for the dent of the Carroiltown Volunteer
{beat indoor and outdoor cribs, or | Fire Company atl the reorganiza-
| “creches,” in the Patlon area | tim meeting of the unit Thursday
! The contest, for which a totaltof
lof $50 in cash prizes have been Club In Carrolllown.
(announced, is being spormored bY! Other officers named are ber. |
the | Patton Local 431, United Brick & | man Karlhetr, vice president; |
seCria
he: dend Clay Workers. The local spon-|Oharies ter.
5 | took piace yesterday ane at (sored 4 similar contest last year. || ish Br .
clock. Office uf the Dad wil The contest is open to anyone hief; :
recited this Thursday morning | Who resides in Fatton or Within {ant fire chief,
10 @'elock, followed bv a jhe mile from the borough Umits | haugh engineer.
eal Most | However, no entries will be accep-
m clubs or organizations baugh, L. J. Lacey and Joseph |
Trustees include Lieb Fara-|
: Cooney
ting principal Members electad
, and Miss Yvonne Yer ior directors include P. Ww.
" Russell Bianco, and Louis A.leqn Herman K ribeim, Charles
aluska. They will visit the Ertter. Lieb Farabaugh, Francis |
homes 18 inspect the enlries dur-| Bearer. Paul Lieb. Joseph Bwite- |
ing the week of Dec. 25-20. ler. Dennis Stole LeR
uh Sst Pras of $15, and sc Weber ws
ond of $10 wi n Ten direct ere -
ifor the best outdoor cribs, and ed Howat tn Yockiey Sod
similar amounts will be awarded Vincent Shero tied for 10th |
{for the best indoor-manger scenes.
wishing to enter ye cone con i ¢ ;
domt are asked to c r. xt meets Thursds,
ar Pa ST ea Tor Ine ing . Jan. 3,
r at Patton 2462 so that the
PY will know which homes to
Native. ingenuity wd Sima keep laying. 'a
tension
ke» prize ae win.
A HR SER > RRA
Hastings Miner Injured
woods, on nt Thasday
fast week atl the Firemen's |
firemen will hold | 1m. Mereby proclaim that in the
slag party on New interests of our people, their |
the fire hail families, and of our religious ob
Shervy (8 chajrman for the even WIreances, that ALL taverns |
lensed club, or other vendors
i! slcahalie Deverages, will close
Cithelr various aces of DdDusinedss
Jatnes Garay, 34-year-old Has from 10000 o'clock PP M Christ.
ings coal miner suffered injury fo mas Eve. December 24 1951
the left knee Monday morning of until 1.00 o'dlock in the afternoon
ite af work in the of Christmas Day. December 215,
i Hill Coal Mining Company 18561. AR the above plates are to
August
vented frovg thelr premises by |
Hastings ve ail patrons snd puests
' $i ec} PM an Christmas
; the extent Eve «Monday
comlition is listed THRODORE OTT
Burgess of Patton Borough
Lost Altoona Hunter Comes
Out of Woods At Blandburg
* i" » Brown Boome pear Dysart and
Hears Strip Mining tien returnd fo the oily
Amsymernan wen! hunting with
Machine to Find Way an uncle. Donald WW. Ammermian
of Altoona, after school Thursday
afternoon. They sighted a deer
dnd Decsme faetarated nn their
: phrsait. Sharily after four o'clock
the untie rturaed fo the road
. and waited until sx o'clock for
# the oth curly last dh
pl aie oil vif any i. the nephew before enncluding thal
morning. while sarohing partios | : .
: Be : . " . the youth was oat. Herbert ar
combed the aress where they had : ; sen
fist a n rived a! the Brown home abogt
aL hoe apn kis LIE Thursday night
William Dieber, 41 of ALOORR. |, Deibler's siajus gras dizoovered
who went huniing Mone last: ngetiy ster dark Thursday ev
Tan y Ad a
op
able To
Thussday morning, found his way ing when Mrs. Deibler had fri
to the Central Hotel, Blandbar® gndy drive her up Wopay rond and |
CL earky inet Friday marning. state they found lis cpr parked aioag |
police reported, after having 10) yp highway, ghout two miles be
spend the night in the woxis iw the Cumbria-Blalr County
Huorbert Ammiermian 17 of Al ine
toon, nd his way lo the Mu Re}
EE _— " oka roses x RA MTS MIs
Contae ted by telephone Friday
Blanco
Mr. and Mrx Blanco were both
‘horn in 1879 In Haly. Me. Blanco
snd the former Mary Bruno were
married In Italy Dec 12. 100%
iand came lo America in 1903
They resided In Pittsburgh for
five years and then came to Pad
tor where Mr Banco soured
snployment at Patton Clay Man-
ufacturing Co ny. He worked
there until Nas retivemnt last
They are the sarints of four
children Runssll Bianco Mrs
Robert Rowland Mrs, Joseph
Carnicells and Mra. Gilbert Frog:
iy. afl of Patton There are ¥x
grandehildren
Mr. and Mrs Bans are bolh
in excellent Beslth They joy
gardening and laten io the radian
They spend & great rt of they
Lime wilh they grande dren
Mr. Hanes is 8 member of the
Patton Sons of Teaty Madys
a wr A SS
marping at the hotel, Duibler ree
ported that he had Rept going in
the woods until tired out, when
he built 8 fire and swaited for
daylight. Early Priday morning
he heard the sound of coal steip-
ming ‘machinery, follows! if, apd
came out in Blandburg whout §
‘Em
Bis five, he said was ball
faeveral miles fram Blandburg “3
didnt got a deer but [| saw &
panber of thes 1 don't ww
what [ would have done with one
iH I had got BB I lost my Way
when it got dick quickly” he re-
| ported.
Mrs. Deibley brought him baek
| home fram Blhandbarg Inter in the
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Christmas Season Ushered In With Presentation of Cantata.
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