UNION PRESS.COURIER Poe: er Callahan Unton IA vies Dial 816) To oi Mass round Patton The Beast of Christmas will be! Christmas Carols will be sung cheervedl in St. Mary's Ca'holic | before he Midnight Mans in Bt : inning ~ a | George's Catholic Church, Patton Sureh, Patton, beginning “ith a according to an announcement by igh Mass at Midnight, Dee. 20. Rev Father Basil Balko OSB On Chillitmas Day Low Masses | pastor. Will be said at 7:00, 8:00, 10:00; ‘The carols will be sung by the and 1140 o'clock and a High! Senior Choir of the church before Mass will be sung at 9:00 o'tlock. | * pagent of 8 small graup of anges aken from members of OSB, Hisar gol asainind by |the Junior Sodality The Bieased ; Virgin and St. Joseph will be Rev. father Malachy Brawley, characterized by Carvle and John OSB, during the ; services on Christmas. Resko. The Senior Choir under the The Mass. in honor of Our Lady @irection of Dr. B. J. Overberger (Of Fatima, will have the Prope: ith Mira MJ. Shannoh at ‘the l&ocir > The | traditional Adest at oa Tr oe the Fedeles will be the supplementar? Mass will be sung by the man, Offertory. The entire service will while (he entire choir will sing | carried over the Be plyfing during the Parish Mass in honor system that was installed las Cecelia by Richard C. | Year in the tower of ihe chureh Miss fTeons Kariheim is the Members of the Senior Choir | organist are as follows: Soprano Yvonne] Other Masses Christman Day _ Yeaget, Mrs. John Semonich, Mrs | will be Low Mass at 8:00 o'clock ' Dan Hiupert, Anna Marie Huber, and High Mass for the deceased denny Macalus$ Janet Die members of the parish at 10 o : Ruth Bender, Rose clock. Confessions will be heard on Monday at 10 a m 3 p m and T p m. for adults only . ® 9 Mra. John Tiosk killed a doe last Friday on tne Dishart farm Her husband alas killed a die on the same farm last Saturday May you enjoy this Christmas with loads of good cheer and happy friendships. itt APPAREL POA WOMEN. — BTRNESBORO NEN From Church Tower Adeste Women of Movs yrs Have Annual Party I'he annual Christmas party of | the Women of the Moose, (Chap ter, 637, Patton, was held last {turkey dinner was were exchanged and the evening was | spent in carol plaving games Atlending were the following Mis Margaret Forsythe, Legrana. Mabel McHugh ine Fox, Rita Jolly, Jean Ann Chase Rose Callahan, Huniphrev, Ann Miller, ine Wilkie, Ann Hoover Hose Buccass! Catherine Bailey Marie Bone i Katie Zungali iaisry Lacey Christine Falls Mabel Yahner [sabe! Conrad ‘At Bethlehem’ Is Topic of Sermon At Bethlehem is the topic weve to be delivired by Fle 1 E A Buck the 10°45 8 mm Worship® Bervice in The Trinity Methodist Church to coming Sunday Dec. 33 Dr. Bucke also Buniday ix White Cross Bunday and will be ohserved an such throughout the Central Fennsyl- anby Conference of the Mathodis® {*hureh held at 9:45 a m. Hobett Row. will be in cherge Services in the evening Sunday will be held at 7 o'clock. A pro Einim Mary Ilig Clerald Margaret Humphrey Macalua Lena Dillon Pearl Furlage faverne Rirberis Helen Jewett and Minnie af The land, sup! | pital, Pittsburgh, spent the past two weeks wita her mother, Mrs | Fauline Valaike Kenneth Park shot a six-point buck ang Knule Forsberg ied an S-point Uw kB during ih | past seasHn James Ducho MM P who After Elmora PRR . Station Broken Into erwin | ptationed with the U 8B Army y 3 iBunday, Dec 18 at 8 p m A lents, Mr. and Mrs Paul In singing and | § : served, gifts ‘day furlough mma | Made! | her Mia Leona | Degremont, Vir | P's of Camp George are spending a Ella Grace Lawson | at the home of thelr pa“entf. ma Theresa Callahan | Anna Klrmann, | tng " Students At ‘State’ From 36 Countries | year come {rom 87 « i winte, ‘the District of Columbis ind amashed a {from 38 different pastor, al | missions Leome {rom announced that | ian being in Aberdeen, Md, iz spending a fur ough at the home of nis Money Drawer Empty When Building Entered A Bakerton man is being held | for court for an attempted bur-| glary at the Pennsylvania Rail | rods Elmore (Bakerton) station’ located about two blocks from! hiz home State polite arrested James D. forionsh Delaney, 63. about 3:30 Sunday FUrIOUET | morning, just about an hour after Ae the station was broken into and Mra Leroy $43 Her Pe Leonard G Washington of Robert Lather MP 5 the Ebensburg detall of the state few days this Week police made the arrest and lodged friends in (Meveland Oh Delaney in the Cambria County Iai] at Ebensburg. The Bakerton man pleaded not guilty at a preliminary hearin before Mrs Elisabeth C. Rowland, Ebensburg justice of the peace However, he was held for court on the strength of Pfe. Washing ton's testimony State College Students of the Police said the burglary Pennsylvania State College his unsuccessful otnties of the Sgt. George Kline of Camp 1s juene, N. i spending a 15 with hin wile t he former Betty Roman Mary Kline on HNG hie moe Hoaasel! Ave Bobert and Richard Luther M Meade Mo 10-day was The station was en. tered by means of a waiting room window, after whih the burglar ticket. window panel grin access to the office A muney drawer empty at the reports that 10 171 ®t time was pried open and an un Pennsylvanians, 1.005 successful attempt was made to other states and pos- smash the safe 48 states PrOmBeRe OF ® g rad gopniries to Dr. CO Williams dean of ad dents are Hold James Delaney False Alarm Cause [Fred Worn Four persons got tickets Wed. nesday svening of this week here! | town, Pa. as the {Patton | A call was turned in at 9:30 State College mare than two de p. m. saying that the Somerville | Chdes Ago following in the fool. Of 4 Arrests Here |, miami, Stayt jazz mnd at HE School, Potts result of a fire alarm in Steps of his faipous father uf Tyrone, and at the Pennsylvania | MARRIAGE APPLICAT DNS Foster Powell Rutter, Fallen tirnber, and June Lordine Witile Alton A {another reason entirely have bedn home on Beech Ave was on fire However, this was not so and no fone was more surprised than the wheti the | joccupanty of the house {firemen walked in The four arrests were made for sulted from cars close to a Bretrucs North Cambria fue compaies | practice, especially dangerous on | ley strests, and on Wednesday | night Patton borough police and | fire police “vracked down Centuries of Mince Meat Pies Behind Present Delicacies By MARGARET MICKELSER Na hobday delicacy more of the oli-lime and assiglione of and festivity ermany # given Sue Writers whiw CRITES traditions gow ealing than mine pie in the sessions. and 77 lst their homes foreigry 1511! Fie oreign countries. |} oenl Draft Board 38 Allegheny dels, lr 0 4, 2, To Send 38 Area Men Church Sehool will be | (Other [300 students Ware fuvikill and Westmoreland gram will be given by the pi ipils | Junior and Primary De. partments ai this service De Bueke also announied thal Sunday. Dec 30, will be munion Sunday FE Carol Ann Depto Feted On 7th Anniversary A birthday parly was held on sunday, [ee 9. at the home of Mr, and Mrs Joseph Duptol of Donley Ave, in honor of their dutighter Caral Ann's, sevenih hirihday ANNIVErsary Games played and mus featured, Attending were the following: Catherine and David Dasid Resovite, Tommy Byinie and Bobbie Swisher, Re hooea Urbain, Hebeeca Whitmer, Faity lou and Carl Linda Lacourt, Leanote énd But cis MeConnell of Bi Honfges and Kenneth Marilyn ard Caro. Ann Deptol John J. Hudak, Patton, 'Enbists In U. S. Air Force John PP Hudax Jr, 19 son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hudak Sr Patton, last Thursday enlisted In ihe Alr Farce through the Army and Alr Force Recruiting Station iin Barnesboro He was ordered to miport U Sampson Alr Fort: Base, Cenevas NY. for preliminary training | A graduate of Patton High School, he way employed by 0 chain store in Patton when he jeniisted of the wele La Election Will Highlight Friday's ICBU Meeting somination and election of of [ficirn will highlight a regular | meeting of the ICBU at 730 p | m.. tomorrow, Dee 21, in Bons of | Italy Lodge Social Rooins, Pat | tom, LAI members of the ICBU are requested to attend the anniver: sary Mass to be held thin coming Sunday at 11 a m. in Bi Mary's | Catholic Church. a Women of Moose Collect Gifts for Mans were made for the annua. Christmas party held las and several sick claire wer. paid at the regular meeting © Women of Moose, Paton, last Thursday eveni : y ected te be seni to Moosehaven. The nex: a meeting will be held Dec. i will be Mooschart chapter night. . "Nn HOLD PARTY Em of Stoltz Motor Co. the drm this at ou dinner Sample Fair, lel last Watnostny evening Ht local Moose Home by the Senor Class of Patton High was iermed & success. Members of ihe clam erish in this *merchanty | thank the on Moose, Ladies All of § | Trinity’ Methodist Church, snd all others who willingly very kraciously helped support the af. -.5 9 | New i with 233 Come | Christmas { Peter's, i be broadeast to the world ANNs was also | followed by a Hancheon, | Good, | Urbain | Mi Connell, | 1.037. and Philadelphia with 765 Local Board 38, with headguar- counties with more than ters in Ebersburg will sent 38 enrolled are Dela men Jan M4. to Pittsburgh In Larerne, Montgomery, Bohs duction Center New York has 38 students 0 for top the out-of-state list Jersey {538 The January rguota is 3898 men The induction figure in higher than actual! draft! call to make up for Josses through failure sf in- inlees to pass the final phy Pope Pius wii celebrate # steal Buch losses sre RYSTAEWME Midnight Maas : shout 17% percent of all men Vatican City. Home called, state draft shnounced #Lat ewide Fins ifr ieee VATICAN BROAIMN AST SEY GET OUT AND GET UNDER~—40 YEARS AGO! By Marguerite Michelsen vodly turnout of automobiles, their drivers and passengers i, put in linen dusters, caps and goggles, was cbeerved on the sutumn-tinted roads in our vicinity Sunday last, most of them den with pienickers and families out for rides in the crisp fall alr.” So rends an item of local news in a privie 7 1/ of nexrly 40 years ago. It has a nice sound about it. “The gp days of turous motoring”, is the way sentimentalists put it. But maybe you've for guthen, en, § you ever knew, what those days were really like for families cars. You started out pretty hopeful, in that open “touring car”, trusting that it wouldn't rain, so that you'd get into that fingertwisting, tem. per-straining business of putting up those isingiass rain nl fot to mention that balky top. Your engine popped along (maybe) on four cylinders or less. Y klaxon was a “cow-horn” with rubber bulb, Steering was » job f man with strong arms, especially on rutted dirt wagon- ou got out of town. If you stopped the engine, only manful vah a crank would start it again—and not always that If it dd were in for a greasy session under the ear itself, not Fo Fn ah That! ¥ Where the song, “Get Out and Gat Ender was born. A pwr Gre meant nightmares of tire ft meant gelling the tire off the rim and what was ora dE It back on after youd tehed it and inflated it with a hand pum pump. Bei Bo a these are the “good old days” after all—these days when ag, wipers, self starters, elect systema, and the service st your new car dealer's are re available, he ty the days when you found yourself stuck in a mud-hole of s country road at night, bearings burned out or your clutch in the effort to shake loose and facing a long hike to the nearest farm house for a mule team to haul you out, or to a acai whe might Lt be 3hie to make some repairs. changes are partly attributable to tremendous advances in automobile design and manufacture, of course, us well as the better roads drivers demanded. But even more important portant Yas been the fact n your own community and every commun new Car dealer has apbasred, Now an important Sopumunity pha man, he has brought lent ear maintenance to a point at you don't have to worry about it. TRA TACALEE oat 4 hich Jew dont and whose service staff maintains it for you, is a far cry from the old days of horsetraders and blacksmiths. SAA A Yr 0 ON 55S ARES SS HH SO TEA AN SA SO rr EASON'S _ May your loy this Christmas Season be as continuous i English ‘lo the i references 10 rite 1! the | in England i ples comilnined 8 large portion of i InEnt The state-wide induction eal] is! { manuscript the vid at the t Henry hesthgueriers | a | rulers, : ia I 5 tthe pried know the that its beginning is Jost annals f history : Hteratlre 15h dating back Century, in rull of the Christinas fav Considered canenlial as part Christus ORR TV RHORR these #arly mines Accarding to a 15th Century Mivhte pPyes ser King ade of coronation of the Fifth were wraall pieces with mines dates raisins, sait and ginger. Finely. shredded mutton wan the ohied ingredient of mince ples {amos during the reigns of the Todor Henry VIII Edward VI and Eiigabeth Uriginslly the were Baked in wiih CHIVERS Mace, itrifaense deep filled with forees sweetened and apie thick rolls of pie the top ciusis of firhly col. Equally timigh [ormesd When the pie recipes were brought to tae new and the Puritane added (oo the religious significunce of the it in a crust shaped like & man. represelit the rich gifts of the wise nen 6 the Christ Child They also served it as a des sort rather than a main dish as i Bad wen in it of fremb apples, dried frolts WRAY, 4 ider an ¢ spaten. with only a small amount of mest fon yar 3 : We Later the shape prilfee pie today came into use and the cooks of early codomial dave elsbhorsted ingrediunia. each composing his own mixture of apices, Traits mats wnd favorings Relatives of 28th Division ' |Men Expecting Mail Soon An army spokesman says reds. mM, now in TCEANe Worrving ceiving letlers from them yet He explained that it time” lo #el up & postoffice and that it may before mail Tres Germany. rearhes Penney Vania ———— Herr AEA Germany, should they res follwing too | warning against this! crelit by ihers claim of boiled pork mixed | {hristmas pies dishes lined with thick rolls | tof pastry and (tenis pie by baking ger. The oriental character of the spices und flavorings was said to England, and made in which we on the Lives of soldiers in th 25th iv. shoul not re “takes be several days ye! : Goeppingen, | Horne fa the Ife WHER i in Frad Waring it 4 ‘And. boastel : 20 12 4 cove nase souk Clg i 3LATT TI A ] Friday & Saturday, Dec. 21.22 TYRONE POWER NANCY KELLY. in “JESSE JAMES” COLOR BY TECHNIOCOLOR ALSO JOHN M. BROWN MYRON HEALEY, in “Law of the Panhandle” Sunday & Monday, Dec. 23.24 LORETTA YOUNG RICHARD GREENE WAITER BRENNAN WARD BOXD i» “KENTUCKY” COLOR HY TRCHNICOLOR . NEWS & COLOR [ARTOON Tuesday, Wed., Thursday, Dec. 25-25-27 “A MERRY CHRISTMAS iT ™ Movie Theatre ALSO LLAND JAN RC A gay comedy sbont & cat that inherits £30 000 600 and 8 Baseball Team!’ CASH NITES THREE DAYS ALSO... WORLD NEWS & (OLOR CARTOON SANTA CLAUS MATINEE! CHRISTMAS DAY—2:30 P. 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