BY JANET CC. KUNN
Mr. anil Mrs Hiram Westover
and family of Westover were re-
gent visitors at the John Troxell
The Curoline Troxell Rebekah
Lodge wil hoki a regular meeting |
at the lseal OOF Hall Friday
evening, Mar 21. There will be
election of officers and the annual
capsule ister pariy. Al inembers
are regoated attend
Mr and Mrs Calvin MCartney
smd chilliren of New York spend
Saturday evening here with Mr
amt Mrs John McCartney
Miss Mary Lou Troxell
Pitidmirgh spent the week
with hey parents, Me and
Harold 1 vel
Mrs nes of
spent ai i fay evening with
Miss Janet Kuhn [
Lagat Wednesday evenindg
ors with M Mra John
Cariney wom Ar and Mrs
es MeCartney, Mr and Mrs
Trexeli and children, Roger
Jerry, Mr rice Clauses
TT OV Moartney
Misa joanne 11 daughte
of Mr (nd Mrx Herbert Troxell
returned Lo her doties as a nurs
at the Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh, after spending a va
cation with her parents
Mrs Anna Binnix and son, Bill
were rent visitors at the Mervy!
Gater home
Miss loanse
bufgh spent
home hure
Recent visitors with Mr and
Mis Chilr Revnolds were Mr. and
of
end
Mrs
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pnd
am
fei
axell
of Pills
her
fonder
the week ond at
_ fester Hollen, Mr, and Mrs
Chester Hollen and son, Tom Rey
polls ad son, Pill, and Ray Rey
Miss Dawn Haverly of Bellwood
spent the week end with Mss
Nisa Bowman
Mr. dnd Mes. Chester Kuhn and
doughtie, Janet, spent last Fri-
day evming at the John Troxel
bp Revaolds was = recent
visitor In town.
‘Mrs. Herbirt Trowell and dav
glitter, Joanne, were Inst Saturday
ning visitors in Altoons.
Mrs. Paw Brought and som of
Mints indnio were recent visitors
dy with the lady's parents, Mr
aid Myre Merle Reffwer.
Mrs. Dusky Kris of Hellen
sent 1he week end at the Chester
hn residence
EMERSON
SALES
T Y AND
~ SERVICE
ON ALL MARES
& Expert Technicians
# (naranteed Workmunship
Altoona |
visit.
John |
Ta
Bellwood
J © Hommer was a visitor
Conlport last Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lovell and
sons were recent visitors at the
Liovd Morrow home
Mrs. J.T. Glasgow and
A. OC. Halev were visitors
Coalport last Thursday
Mrs. Chester Kuhn and daugh-
ter Janet were visitors in Beil
wood last Saturday afternoon
Miss Ren MeCartmey of Al
tocna spent the week end at her
home here
attended a
Mrs. Earl Dovison
party in Coalport recently. haid
py Women Moose of Coalpot
{ Lodge. A huncheon held in
honor of Houtzdale Club
Dorothy Davison the
| teen-age club in Coalport last
| Thursday evening. Mrs Earl Da-
vison and Mrs Mune! Dougherty
haperoned the gooup
Mr and Mrs Clarence Dau
sherty of this pac. attended a
party in honor of their son Lon
n Delrgpt, Mirch fast week
Helen Naylor, Nancy and Eve
yn Funicellt of Cresson High
{ School tumbling class under the
firection of Mus Ardath Nelson
| participated in an amateur con
test in Ehensburg Monday even
ling. They were selected for the
aeonnd show to be given Apr a
Mr &nd Mrs Frank Gregg left
| by piane recently for San Anton
io. Texas, th attended the gradu
ation of their daughter, Flora
who has been stationed there wilh
8 Air Force
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By SHIRLEY JEAN NASH
Mra Thomas Nash and daugh-
ter. Judv, and Mra. Dave Nash
were last Saturday visitors in Al
toons
Mr. and Mra James Letcher
end son. Jimmy, and daughter,
of Philiprburg were recent visit.
ors here at the Harry Letcher
fe ee
Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Doug-
| jase and sons, Kenny and Dale,
' of Bellwood were Rast week visil-
ors in town,
Mr. and Mrs Boyd Thompson
and son Were receal Visitors in
: Irvona.
Miss lea Magpie Lovell Was &
recent ealler in Altoona
Mra Thomas Nash was a Mon
| day visitor in Harrisburg
Mrs Iona MecHolien
recent visitor in Altoona
John Neighbaur of Irvona vis
fied in town last Sunday
Mr. and Mra Clair Edmiston
‘and Barbara and Connie Graham
were recent visitors in RigRles
Cap at the home of Mr. and Mrz
jee Graham.
Mrs Leo Graham amd son wore
| Monday visitors at the home of
{ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nash
Was =a
who are most difficult
are often the most
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MASONIC GROUP HONORS TRUMAN
GUEST AY A BREAKFAST gathering of Shriners and Masons In Wathe
ington, President Harry S. Truman accepts scroll presented to him by
officers In the group (L to r.) sre: Truman; Frank Land, Grand Sec.
retary, DeMolay Council, Kenses City Masons. and William Jacobs,
Potentate of Almas Temple, Washington, DC. Addressing the group,
the Chief Executive said. “1 like the job of President” but added that
the task was 8 hard one with little appreciation shown { International)
BAKERTON
By M. A PANCIZAK
Sacred Heart Church
Sodality Elects Officers
At a recent meeting of the
Young Ladies Sodality of the
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
here the following girls were el
ected officers ing
year
Einora Hovan, prefect
Ruth Barnes vice prefect) rene
Releaky, corresponding retary;
Evelyn Sclesky, recording secre
tary, and Bianche (HenohicK
tréeantirer
Fon pe ti Fol H%A
four Lie re
Mary
By
Robert Went wha Fai Fry
serving with the 1 8 Army
Engineer Corps Germany for
the past Lhree arrived
cently ami spenl a furlough
the hone of his Mo
Mrz Walter West
Miss Deris Fiteh of New York
City visited last week at the hot
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
George PFilch
Jerome Murphy of Salem, Ohio
spent the week end here st the
home of his parents, Mr and Mrs
James Murphy
Thomas Venesky, wha was
tioned in Colorado with the UB
Army, spenl a five-day leave al
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Venesky, before be-
in
re
at
5 YS
VORTHE,
parents
sth
{ing transferred to » camp in Wis- |
Teonsin : :
Mr and Mra Robert Rogerzin-
sky and son of McKeesport spent
the week end herve al the home
of the former's mother, Mrs. Mon-
ea Rogerzinsky
‘Main Intersection
‘At Cresson Again
pital,
condition seems fair, but that the
: of his injuries has dot
heent
Also injured was
of Callitzin, who suffe
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{ali parts of the globe.
wonder
~whose flights
{rival
‘a whole pack of merriest, ion
| MeDonald, 64, Lilly. He was re- brand new
moved to the Altoona Mercy Hos. *umts to tickle your vista facul
where attendants said his
leo J Lenz, |
from |
of There will be une hundred and
. one exeiting events lo claim the
| attention. |
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‘order or a visit
County War
fis
Frank Wirth Circus
At War Memorial
Middle Next Month
Expect Indoor Event
Will Draw Top Crowd
Remember sway W
akl dave when you Were
shaver and the Hirst
spring wan the bilipost
ing the th t
od
Sra Ww
posters telling
was coming to id
And the da)
the OHCUE Can
wietihed 4
fawn, streak
grovmds and
carrving wale:
3 a LH
Yel
Johnstown
not bet apie fo etl a
water for
% 4 # Fon
¥ %33 LEE
16 agtaim, and
the elephants
deny
the «
he able In
In i1his case
Wirth ¢
held in
wot
ert
Frank
Fas
Cambria
Si Arena GIring
April 14 fo 18 A
5
: SiEIRME ay
seamen. The Tage
ducer, Frank Wir,
with some new nets ty make Lhin
in
& Feiwa Pre
thrid
Fast
pro-
WOW h
eile nis
CLroLs
GYIGnCe the Aho
Pe ENF
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| segaon 1 show one of the great.
ent galaxy of Hippotromatic stan
that ever has been brought £0
gether in one Program
It's whipped together in a fast
kaleidincopic entertain.
The acts have been garnered from
Intrepid
aerialists. who ‘will thrill you with
their sensations! stunts hgh up
in the air; daring acrobats whose
rieky somersaults a something to
at: performing animals
that present the ulmost in animal
ssgacity; astounding
through
the swallows and
the air
CWT
mirth-provoking mimics with =»
fine of side-sphitling
ties
All will be ineluded in the 18052
version of Frank Wirth Clrous
But, this aljp is only a brief
outline of the treat in store for
area circus-lovers- young and old. |
Eight
performances of the big
| indoor circus will be held at the
Johnstown aretia. Six evening per-
formances are scheduled for 8:15
'p. m. Monday through Saturday |
and two matinees, with special
price for children for matinees
held at 2:30 pp. m Monday and
Saturday.
Tickets are available by mail|
to Cambria |
Memorial Arena, |
Johnstown, or from several spon. |
The dates again
soring groups.
‘are April 14 through 19. i
| NO sED ; NO SLEEP Ep
Chester— (PNR) Charles Car |
roll is losing some sleep over his |
joss. He reported to police that
pa rations
commander of the American Leg-
HO,
Hen
DUE
ident
Committee and general
in charge
Commander
#88 coanme up
gymnasts
Legion Furthe
Visit National
Banquet to Be Held
At Oriental Ballroom
Cambria County continued pne-
for next month's visit
BR. Wilson, national
7
Donald
commitiee
in Ebengs-
al a meeting of
Sunday afternoon
The national commander, a re
of Clarksburg, W Va. 18
to visit the county on
April 17
Wilts, Loretto, chairs
Cambria County Legion
chatrman
of arrangements for
Wilson's visit, named
ard arnouncsd the hist
vimting Legion dignitaries
Program for (he countywide
rally and banquet in Orienlal
aiiroon. Gallitzin, will be IB
of Walter J Stinson of Hb
aw hesitled
Fpursday,
Paxil J
rian of
clugirmmen
harge
ie
wir chairmen named by M
include Frits Morley, Har
neshora. tickets: Joseph LaRodra
South Fork, gifts: Bernard Mie}
vin, Johnstown, reception come
and John W. Rose Gallit-
in. ritual team
Colver PTA to Hear
Thomas L. Aitken
Altken
of Ebenabtirg Coal Company
: teaching of cothical
sed moral values at un meeting of
{od Parent-Teacher A ssmorin
at '% this avering
TP Bom
Rehoot muditor
itiew
Thomas L vice presi
carn
Ril dimeriss
viv
Colver Publi
Program sien will ipchnde a
apne] discussion by James Misiun
Jt Ray Howlind
Petty Kuncienian
Mixierator will
pres ient
Firhasd
a
"ni
Piuterh sug h
Witham
Lhiriey
ars Nanos fe
be Charlies
the PTA
rade
of
students will stage
Friends from Health
by Mra Havel
The Elves and the
By Mrs
wt IO
two plays
jis raed serpe rvisesd
"Bornton, and
Shoe er syne rvised
[enter Jones
pekdition
rected “
Siden Br
vocal The
grinervined by Minn
Nipps, wiil present thre
aod of Our Fathers
Showing and Eas
in William
will solo
girls’ chorus
Patricia
di Land JOH
aime Are
Parade
Hastings Girl Signs
For Duty With WAF
Dorothy J. Lioyd, daughter of
Me and Mes Blair Lloyd of Has
tings, has entered the Wornen's
Air Force (WAF: for a Uaree-
year period, as announced by
To 8gl. Robert Sayier of the! Bar
peshore Recruiting Office
Miss Lloyd i= a graduate of
Lak
rarpneshoro High Sehonl amd was
employed by Phillips Jones Corp.
rneshors, priory io enlistment
The new WAF will repotft to
seth Afr Force Indoctrination
Wing Training Ceniler, Lackiand
Air Force Base San Antonio,
Texan where she will receive her
basic training prior lo bDetnyl as
signed to one of the many tech
sical schools in the Air Folve
Hoover Will Head
Spangler Veterans
Devan Hoover was nanted com.
mander of McDonald Post 70503,
VFW. Spangler, Inst Thursday at
a reorganization meeting in the
post home He succeeds Paul
Lantsy
Other officers are Paul Kirsch,
senior vice commander: James
Hoover, junior vice commander,
Cleon Wyland quartermaster;
John P. Lantsy, judge advocale;
Robert Donnelly, chaplain, Dr.
Jerome J. Sakon. surgeon. Joseph
Falsetlli, trustee. and Mr. Wy
land, Mr. Kirsch and Warren
Lantzy, delegates
Installation of officers will be
Ee ol RAPA
held on Thursday. Apr. 10.
anlage
rs Plans
ana
Benedict C.
... Every Farmer Is a \
Fo
Commander
Many national, Z.ate and coun- |
ty Legion officials will be on hand | in
1s honor the national commander i
National officers who expect to #80
include Paul Lackey
commander
be present
guide to the nations)
Harry K. Stinger
commitieeman,
state officers
puaculive
Among will
western stale vice
Attorme svalter E. Al
past department com:
candidate for na-
at next
in New
Dietrich,
ander;
eusandront
meander and »
tional commande;
ust's national convention
York City
Bernard Steir
ter, department president
Legion auxiliary; Mra Mury Wil
son, department suxiliary
tary-treasurer, and Mrs. Beasie
McCready, western director of the |
auxiliary
County officers w+: include Mr
Wills and Mra G, Eller, Johrs-
town. county auxilinry president
Mr Wills announced that
program is expects he
pleted at anothes
sion Sunday, Mar
tirg
New Ruling Made
On Fabric Labels
Rayon, Acetate Must
Be Plainly Marked
LD
Hin Ebens
A new federal trade
national |
be |
Jack R. Dodson, department com- |
wander, and Mrs. Dodson; George |
COM.
Aug- |
department |
sergeant-at-arms; Mra. Ann Pain- |
of the §
pcre. |
the |
com. |
committee 808 |
commis. |
sso cs - —
| moved to California.
i A former member of
| County Medical Society and She
. | staff of the Miners’ Hospital
Dr. Bernard C. Healey, former | angler, he served as a captam in
Barneshoro physician, died Mor: the medical corps during World
day of inst week at the home of War |
a sinter, Mrs. Maitgaret Pleferlle,
Hollywood, Calif. Reaching down and lifting
Dr Healey retired several years somebody up is the grandest of
hecause of il health and’ exercises
“CLIMBING LIKE ANGEL
Cambria
Ld
won ruling will make it easter for |
Pennsylvania nomemiakers to de
cide between rayon amd acetiute |
Reams? "N
Ng
fabrics
This
AOImen
for vans
vania Hilbert
ing extension
“The new ruling ciarfles the
distinction between Tayon and
colltilonse acetate and also requires
tags on
gestions
new ruling will help
select the correct
purposes,” says La.
Penn Stato cloth
specialist
care and
As a result of this ruling,
raven and acetate fabrics
he labeled as to conten?
ing to Miss Hilbert
“Ravons are more Jike
shrinkage. wrinkling
tendencies Rayons
fog
in
mg
Cellulose acetate
like
have a low
slow drying
fibers ale nore
fate Aber
absorption. are fast
sensitive hot
nighly resistant
Both fabrics
maothproof and are only
affected by perspiration
Hilbert explains
Robert J. Snyder
io 8
west}
are alike
to
in
slightly
Mina
‘Now Tech Sergeant
Robert J. Snyder, commander
of the 11. 8. Army and Air Force
Recruiting Station in Harmesboro
recently meeived a promolion to
technical sergeant
T Bg! Snyder has been assign.
ed to the Pennsvivania Recruit.
ing District with headquarters in
Philadelphia. He will remain as
wigned to the Barmesboro station
ge far ax is known He has been
stationed in
town since November, 1004
He is a native of Lebanon, Pa
and a graduste of Lebanon High
School. He enlisted for the firat
time in the Air Force in that
city. T Sgt. Sayder is married to
the Zormer Louise Roas of Riche |
and. Towa, and is the father of
one 20h, Michael
Add 2 Regular lo
To Co. Regular Ev mn;
Two regular emplovees were
added to the staff of Dennis L
Westrick, Cambria County treas
urer, at a meeting of the county
salary board last Friday They
are Joseph P. McCabe, Lilly and
Milazzo, Johnstown
who were emploved at the reas
urer's office as per diem workers. |
af the two men were |
set ut $215 monthly. :
Salaries
$
£
fabric |
the products giving sug- |
handling. |
all |
mast |
gecord- |
cotions i
and soil.
have #
high moisture absorbency and are |
avion Ade |
moisture |
drying and |
iron. They are |
being
the North Cambria’
jee it at
CHAS. F.
, PITT CO.
5 Phone 2222 PATTON, PA.
| someone had liroken into his sec.
- ond floor apartment apd took
{of all things his bed. :
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Band 3 dia
Only $199.95
be
It’s the Season for Bills
in spring, it seems as if all the postman ever
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brings is one hill after the other
Fall
Ff course,
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turns the bsist
until
then! We suggest vou eall on us for a eon.
tide, whit te do
venient nnn
inst National Bank
Carrolltown, Penna.