UNION PRESS - COURIER Dial 2652 Around Patton — Dial ne PT es TE a -— Mildred J. O'Brien Lt. Col. ) I Rively Dies At Home Here Given New Position Pa son of Miss Mildred J. O'Brien, a na- Indiantown Gap, tive (f Patton died last Sunday, joseph C. Rively, i J Mar. 30, at her home in Patton Rively of Patton, has been ap Miss O'Brien was a daughter of John and Mary Jane (Hughgs) | pointed O'Brien. She had been employed sistant chief of stait 1ov as 8 clerk in a store in Endicott, The ¢0-vear-old officer N. Y, and has been ill for the | eran of both World. rast “three months. Her [father ihe Korehn campaign. died ip. 193 A native Pennsylvanian, 5th Infantry Division as personnel i# a vel Year 11 and he Miss O'Brien is survived by her | was an instructor for the Penn- mothe, mentioned, and these bro: gyjygnia Reserve Toth Infantry thers and sisters - June of Endi- Division for two years prior 10 cott. N. YY; Mra Elizabeth Gar- | nis Korean assignment rity, Patton; Joe and Leo O'Brien pe was with the of Putton; John and Martha O'- gupply section Brien of Binghamton, N. Y.; Mrs. | in Korea Eighth Army Married and the father of fonts John Semuisberger of Clearfield | children, Col. Rively was an en and Reese of Chicago, IIL go rel services were held ati . mm. vesterday in The Trinity getive duty in 41 2 ti Church, Patton Rev sides in Pittsburgh — Perry Bucke, pastor of the . sn neer for the Pennsylvania Turn- ke Commission before going on His family re- Methodist Church and wi ddprd STRITITMATTER AT FT. KNOX was made in the Fairview Ceme: tery, Patton La ‘son of Mr and Mrs | Strittmatter of Patton, NAMED TO SORORITY ted processing at the A Patton young lady, Miss Center, FL Meade, Md, Janet Stevens, a student at the been assigne Indlana State Teachers College, | ored Division at Ft. Knox has been initiated into Lambda | | for Army basic training Chapter, Sigma Sigma Sigma, na x tional socl soraraty | Mis Sievens is a daughter ofl A special meeting Mr. ved M:s John R Stevens of 90, Knights of St 1004 ¥itih Ave Patton. be held in the local Bank ce.» W wet be forced into 5 m. All membera are Wg i sitend. — People anything: ven Self -iniprovement. ea att I It's a eheh to be well-dressed in this Baster’'s parade in a suit selbeted from our new and hand- some group. You'll fingl all the newest, lighter-weight fab. ries, the smartest of Rpring colors in the single or double breasted style that you prefer. Pvt. Philip X. Strittmatler, Xavier has oom: Reception and has | om ssved by Bethiehern Bleed to the Third Arm- ¥ : 17 Ky next Sunday. April 6 at ed | MEETING SET FOR SUNDAY of Branch George, Bui id will} $6 to! Women of Moose |Presented Cradle’ One candidate ws initinted and a delegation from Coalpart Chap- ter was present at a meeting of Women of Moose Chapter 637 in Patton Moose Hori: last Thurs. day evening The Coalport group presented = eradle to the Patssu Chapter. The miniature cradle is used to collect donations for the children at Moosehart. All money sent to Moosshart fund. Each chapter this cradle not longer days and then Yaust present it another chapter. This was social service chapter night. A lunch followed the bus- ness session. The next meeting, April 10, will be academy of friendship night sndowment my Keep than 3 to » Radarman Emmet Moyer Rotated From Alaska Thawing out after 18 months at the UU. 8 Naval Station, Kod fink, Alaska, is Emmet W Mover | radarman third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mur ray of N. Fifth Ave. Patton Mover: entered service Feb ‘3 1049. and received training at Great lakes, [il. He graduated from Patton High Bchool and was i | After serving at ome of ihe | Navy's iceboxes, Navy men an | sent hack to the States for leave and reassignment Haxic functions at Kodiak are to provide support for Naval ves. Leen, including dry-dock facilities | Also supported are reconnaissance sircralt anti-sahmaring opers- tioms and Coast Guard search and rewcie detaches : Born Home Is Scene’ ¥ Of Demonstration Party | Mra Lovise Baker and Mra faicy Born were hosiesses al a i demonstration party hell Toesdsy | evening al the home of Mrs. Lucey Born. Mrs Dearothy Tyson Was demons ratos A luncheon Was served, Attending inched Lhe Tol lowing Mendames Dorothy Kopers, Hits Beck. louise Baker, Lawy Born fuicille Born, Mare Born Alice Gelormine, Grace Baker, Cleo Hagens, Misses Jenny Macslus, Dorothy Mae Chverchiko, Cary : Born and Mary Shatrosky 2 Patton Sailors Taking Traming At Bambridge Undergoing recruit training a i the 7. 5. Naval Training Center | Bainbridge. Md, are two Pation { men, George Baran, seaman ap- | prentice, and Theodore Galuschil | fireman apprentice, son of Mr and Mra, slave Gamschik of Pat- won Ri. Upon completion of an 11-week course they will be am | signed Lo Quty stationn with (he | Fieetl or ut Navy shore stations j vanced technical Jrming. der Addresses High ode Addon fish Atl a special assembly this past week at Patton High School, Tech | Sgt. Robert J. Sayder, commander {of Barnesboro UU. (U. 8 Air Force Recruiting Bta- {tion and Sgt. Celi Kioo gave Lhe | advantages of young men and wo { gen enlisting in the armed forces Sgt. Sayder deliverexi his adi | ress to the Senior boys and Sgt | Kio spoke lo he Senior gira { i i 8 Mr. and Mm 26 at : Rpangler. i A son wis born to | Mar. Miners’ Hospital in Mr. at Miners’ Hospital, Spangler, | Mar 2. | anmounee the Birth of 8 daughter A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. | John Bobby at Miners Hospital. | Mar. W Mr. and Mrs Paul Lechene of | Patton RD. anhounce the birth’ of a son on Mar. 30 at the Minors’ Hospital, Spangler. Rosian and Howsrd Yo | Thomas jin Newark, n. iy Sunday — Mra. Massmino at a In perfect condition. Phone ton NN. collected is | or. seni. lo service pchools for wi | 8 Army and i Sani Reed an- ‘mounce the birth of a son on and { Mrs. John. Vasil of Patton R D: Mr. and Mra Michael Stasko Mar 28 at Miners Hospital in EE a Chars borane | Toeoiay ‘with the tady's | our curve: Mr. and Mrs Earl Springer of | Cleveland, Ohio, spent the week | end with their parents, Mr. and | man. chief of TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY | mn a Ro. "7 PLOWING BEGINS ON HISTORIC JORDAN PLOTS Spring plowing has begun on the historic Jordan Sofl Fertility Plots at the Pennsylvania Agricul ural Experiment Station. The new Plant Industries Building of the Pennsylvania State College appears Ini say on the Jordan Plots continms to rieultural information each year, background. Research under provide new and important & than 15 technical repanris rig produced Mrz Vv J Springer al Mra | Marte! ; party at Ff a iy here Rursiay afternvem mister Mra Sie Boils Mrs Botte el Chicago. 1H RE Waoamer returned FRiap rie wpending a wikek Mr ang Mes ( Mr ane MN and Tey REART Nuwiey at $y Beywler and John £asrrod town iia Ere we ‘al hetine er held a f the Roms od 6 former's pRYyYyRTS Heal wee Bares wits her Jares fant Mew Pep ry olf t hw Paste wil Noll BB tm in local Moose Home My Mix John Pittsburgh apent | the home of the forme Mr. and Mre I. © William Drosg? Michael's with hin je. agricuitiaal ns Patton «High Re Born to Mr. and Maloney of Eleir Eaward, Mar 13 was former KE place Mrs Mel: Mary Ellen and Mere Ernest sigh wigited last i Mrs FW. Eockenrosle Mex Mark Brown rors. Mark Pittabeirgh, spent I heope of Mr and {wringer Mrs Hi weak snd will BD bert Heaps, Wht the ILerinrial Hoa town for Mes Harps a. Ia takang + Mrs Lacy © Paotwrt Buope a will band at West Mra Lady Coops ned Io her hone four years aiter wrokes of plaralvais Mr and Mra Benn family, movi Monday from Pa Eig ¥ ERE TS and fe srt Tussle wr fy Will Tew i len wy Ore and ef Youngest Bla lie & oR Shae rvROn Gab k rae Cage ¥ Pugs the more beens issued on the basis of data rey My he Ave §§ Botta 5 EID to Chicago, seciired hme resides Tow the home oA Mr. and at pk rent = Lec Maurice A ef N ¥ pst Year Faia R waa 1 3 Molynenint : Whitestone Pi are spending »sorne ne wilh five lady's parents Mr y Pd Ara Ceorge 1AHman Mr and Mrs J GW v 1 £7 i=in y town, Oda. Om Sunday a Birth funy dinner was served Mrs Wilsest's birthday at ihe save of her aon-in-law and dan ghier, Mr and Mra leo Doll fa vard Nuss SPENT 1a aren erid at the home of Mr. and Mrs Kihier af comipanied bhome WY whe had spent ast per parents and his en. who md spent (hree their grandparents Mr Mes Edward Kohler Week ond puests at f Mr andl Mrs ME Patties HK. D Faber! Camphet] Mrs Leo Weakiand law and daughter Mr. and Mrs Makes Oostelow and Marten Cathleen and Janses ail { Akron. Ohio. and Frank Camp wil of Haltimore Md Mr and Mrs Rap sed My hrey Anest FAYwaey ARs ai Ail ® iin and “4th {he of Akron OhiG and her son Humphrey Sunday with Mr Mre Harry Humphrey and Mr and Mere Walter Kasperak al Falin Pugene Atrhart of Youngstown amd Cpl Alvin Airhar of Ft Meade Md. spent ihe the Bony ff Theil srt Mrs WW -V. Afr tea vey Re ered at Mis Selly of Sumday with Mr Mera Marry Baker Kelly was admitied! ATR Eon iY the Mery La Altos. last Friday Midtresd Helnt., Mra Mar Hater Mrs Hobhert Hinonx lohan Rairigh of Patton Christen Campbeil of aftended an Bastern o wing hedd at Jala Mow & in AR wna Monday swvening My kiran of Fiat the § re Jot Wer #8 rae Mr ase ipsore. Md, vials el ovey weed ord al Can YOU Tell Which Is Counterfeit? reproduction on times somone hands , take x good long ook be phony. advice given the in a new edeea res file, just released entitled “The Secret Barvies i. Stary. Produced asuality and Surety in close co speratic Ld nited States Service the 17-minute film Alin attention te those features of wey which pp coventer? reproducing. nt Ntig out that spurious : y represents a dead loss So Tne Y he accept it, U. E. Baagh- of the u. 8, Secryt Lb ok a RN available for showings without charge, would make it even more difficult t precan 1. Sy the Ie Om od b She ikerwess is sharp and Soumterfeiia, itis usually Sen and oe the Ran, touth , seal. On counterfeits, tl fats an usually ragged and uneven. 3 Sooty the paper. Genaine money 14 printed on paper with colored fibre. Counterfeit money is usually ah in paper. 4 Ii th at sumpa ns sus pected ture by fouture, one knows to be genuine. movie tells the story of the Secret Sirvice by dramatizing the training of & in the three arganimition i Po the theft and forgery of gov. ernmeni checks, and protecting the Presmdent, ng at mere than tant “all woe and others cash i ver <tutuity protecting Lon Shoe. Hie were this 3 through the Xx Surety Compan reprejentatives - and country, where : Mr emploirment. | oo iron R' D the | : Mra i nt a Mrs | Pittsburgh. He | Bes week | child | weeks {| ee end wilh | Mary | Worship Nery 1 en ism vise | —— {wine ted Gvnr the week end in Youngs, § traction in honoe | © ty : Ralph : Bone neve home | lh) Ct ax : Swope Of i pelt Serv) were Waller abel | fer ant cihibdren. and Mrs Howard Hum | and | { Howe i ! Weeship Paul Lipple and | the | rn ome of Mr. and Mrs Frascis sflahsn Mrs Callahan and Mr | Apple are brother and sister. Mr and Mrs Walter Becker of \ahville RB D. formerly of Bt Joniface arpounce the birth of & laughter. Mary Lou. on Sunday. dar. 306 Lt. Commanae:r iom Ww. pHamil- | on. doing staff work on the USS Robinson Flag Ship Sqd. visited with his wife and family last week ont Palmer Ave, Miss Pairicia Gooa and Roy | Yeckievy of Cleveland © Be week end &1 the home of the ady's parents, Mr ard Mrs. Mar in Good Mrs John Quinn and som, Jack, f New York City visited with the Harteog families recently hey also visited at the Siritt. natier home in Carrolitown Mr. and Mrs Clair Sherry and Faye and Robert Sherry attended ihe Annual Spring Flower Show’ | at the Phipps Conservat wm Pittsburgh on Sunday. hy Andrew Benita and dau ter, Eleanor, spent the past w end py att (hard Patton pier on. IS Atel 10 & i homes of i Sunday. os fh School Tie Divine (hina of L100 pp m Hoty Week Services, Pammaer Hervey, speaker pF Happy Hour at oc Wedteaday 16 p wm GROW MORE, ren A poor gv | year could pul a gm feed wavs Penn State | mist. A few AON lure fertilization. improved bday handling or gither practices. an [irk the foed MR cansiderably SRREON rai spent on pas HAVE MACHINERY READY All needed repairs should be made on farsi machinery before ive implements go into the field, remind Penn [State extension ag- rieultorsl magineers. Time will be EG is 8 a Perrysvilie visited with Dr. and | Mrs. Robert Senita and family They were accompanied on the eturn rip by Dr. and Mes ta and som. David Missez Betty and Leora Weak. and of Pitlaburgh spent the past their mother Mra Weakland Pie. Anthony Bender, som of ard wion { Yi Inawa whe PRCARTIY Was pro. Pera l * » » and | Patton Pres ylevian Charred Long | Plumes Hares ¥ Rireday 3 Rae Feoacd Apel 8 STM. Minister 5 > iN a ws Deloss Ems sup ty a sor, Jonrney to Jerossls Sundsy Mesamoe 7 Feliowanip a moderator The pastor wOPRRiG period fos sane. TM pp om Fires 1 Fiah € SP aaen Whit super preaidiiny Plumsoer Harvey, . reaching ; Ed Wodteads yg nu A Pairs Went ssineter the e oy Prigay Ap 8 5 mW meeting of the Ladies AN Chart Melt hone $4 Fos Ay it oven Society #t Pwr Ak pregide nt El & & # Chmrelh of God Chapel few OC Bunda y a Apri & Pawtor Bikile Soda § #2 a Mm ay Servis AT 30 & 0 pies Meetins wel Fivpgr Preah Young Pei i and Evan ek xt T&S fo Ape Bo Mw Bree. prabee wre 31 TH Pp = Priday, Roel 0588 Prapey Rieigs fag et the homme of Mra Plosgie- Lon fang Ave. Paiton a C3 Hp Wm Note We sxtend 0 95 # Ine ation tame In WYAM. Alone spells Sondsy fram 17 wes te 1328 mm and hear (he Old Paahion ud ol it the Way of Trath peoyram Totm prorat i spoResrsd By Chueh of God ns Patton £45 = a] Wedtewwday id * . . 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