Serving Northern (Cambria (ounty PATTON, PA., THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1952 Patton High Bandsmen Prepare for Spring Concert Apr. 29 Hae Per Yeur Co, 5.5 Your or moses or PF. Kirkpatricks. Tuesday of Nest Week | East Carroll Twp. Married 61 Years pe: Primary Kiection Day in Fremmeyivania. Both Still Very Active In Domg Farm Chores Polls will be open contine- By CYRIL BR STEVENS ously from 7:08 a mm ost Mr and Mrs Phillip ¥ Kirk $00 p.m. Standard Time, af » pomug. Pia plates in the state. Te patrick of East Carroll Town ship marked their $ist 3 nominated by each juarty he this district will be anniversary on April 7 spent the day quietly snndidates for: {5 Seastor, Judge of Sup the poms of their son and da lin-lmw. Mr and Mrs treme Court, Auditor General State Treasurer, Congress, aghler Ivo J Kirkpatrick Mr Kirkpatrick and the for state Senmtor, Assemblyvmen (#3. national convention dele mer Chariotls Delogior were married on April 7, 1881 in SG itaten and alternates of Bernard's Catholic Chareh, Hast tachi: mum and woman for sate party cimmitiee and for ings Since 1904 they resided on the Kirkpatrick farm in East precisct party cominittermen Carroll Township which is Bow il worsen. operated by Ive Kirkpatiice. The The Pempocratic Presidential tolamn will be binnk. while hderiy couple first [ atoll farm near Hast fer f that the GOP ballot will carry the were married A iasnes of Stimson aad Fern ower. AH write-in voles for president will be counted. lived on the Delogier farm in der Township before moving to East Carreli Township Bo Two Sections — 16 Pages Single Copy — Te Susquehanna R. C. Branch Nearing $4,600 Drive Quota Allport Family Thanks Chapter for Assistance Susguehanna Branch of S2.540 20 ae of in the anpusl drive for funds the American Tend Cross | this ix more than $1. 000 of its guota of 54.600 Leaders of the campaign an wensncosd that it i® aot too isle tes i and i a contribution even ! though the drive officially ended | on Brenda y i in henefits Subscription In Cambria Oe. n of Rare Stamps To Be Displayed Next Week a St Lawrence Fire sme wn Tower Damaged By Lightning Bolt The Gallitzin District of Forests & Waters were manned for the spring forest fire season beginning Tuesday of this week Charles E Zerby, district for- ester, said towers will be manned daily from dawn until dusk dur the dry season cautioned fiswermen against | carelessness when smoking along | streams or building fires. He said that although forests are now | well soaked, a spell of, warm and windy weather would dry out the woods and make forest fires a serious threat Repair work was started Tues on the St Lawrence fire tower. which was damaged Apr. 5 when struck by lightning The lightning struck the top of the tower, ran down a jeg of the metal structure and blasted AWRY A jon of the foundation The along the lower leg were sheared off and some electrical’ was burned by the blast “If 1 hadn't been told that 82% rated 8 int Mon if total day for How I 7 ; in State Lowers the 11 observations ¢ Of VE ot : advert at 5 § § ? : {3 1H a g gR z ; ; : w= 3 g ~) - » Lai £" 2s with the loeal derived from the Red Miss Ethel! Blair branch chairman released the following letter for publication ermneeLon il tf i g § gs 8 Lross i) : ; : ; : ; hone by fire pose sRiOns no one Was injured firnt ‘good neighbor help was | the Hed ams From the Red Croex we recsivad the hinges we | Bn Ald We far: The Om March 19 our rest destroyed EET ¥ I J Ws ost al batt tLurtasely HH fd IR i I | (Janes Sridio Photo Pstion) Bill McHugh (front) looks on as PHS Band Director John Semonich and other haml members go over the musical score for the band's Anpunl Spring Concert to be held Tuesday evening, Apr. 78, in Gerand Theatre, Reuno J. Pino, Hastings High supervisor of music, will be guest conductor in addition te Bil needed right away food A Com IF 2 P M Mr Kiriipatrick was bare In ) . Elder Town McHugh, others on the photo (left to right) are Rill Zuomoviteh, Mr. Semonich, Patty Costello, Mr. Mine, plete ontfit of clothes Sor ep oh | oF T p on Jun. 13. 1668 Dick Gooderham, Floyd Kelly and Gus Lengiet. AR band students have tickets Tor sale of the nine members oF oO a son of Jumes and Catherine Carrolltown High Driver Training OKd St. Benedict's 8th te 1 2 » {Pe 5 | i : (Dillon) Kirkpatrick Wis wife, & daughter of James and Elen iBlder: Delogier, was Horn of May 9 1570 also in Eider Towns shi the only he activities commitier of ihe Barneshoro Cooties Pup Tent 56 jocated at Spangler. requests all grwstios to alten the third degree sratel to be held at the MeDon- ald VEW Puwt 703, Spangler. this in order to > hap the Red Cross | rains money for disaster relief | Ww be glad Bave the con torts of the ahove ta be used publeity I vedun- salad iH Ivo Kirkpairick is prarposes 3 Ji Miss Roberta Noel \0f Directing Career Choral Concert Set Sunday Evening 205 Voices Included ; General Public Invited choral oon High % will De lightning had struck the tower,” said Mr. Zerby, “1 would have Believed someone had used dyna | mite on the foundation The St. Lawrence tower oper- | ator is Mra. Violet Leiden one of | the few women in the stale lo hold such ® post. F The annual spring teert of the Carrolitown | School Music Department i meld this coming Sunday April 20 at 515 Sele k In Music Roam of the school, We garding to an announcement made today by Joseph Boex music supervisor at the school This year's choral program The story of Miss Roberta Noel. | the noted Carrofftown High a Patton girl formerly employed | por ax will feature 12 numbers by Phillips-Jones Corp. here. could | Lip 205 voices being directed bj termed “Local Girl Makes | nr Boes Two solos tenor and Good." . will % Miss Noel cu iv is directing | afte, also will be sung varie Mr Boes anid that all residents the big ty stage show | jof Northern Cambria area are invited to attend Jrogram Ade PrOETAM Is As SEVERING the Making Success of : follows: Girls Chorus 95 Cradle ; Thee Vii ol Tenor 0. Phance if, {Myers Boys Chorus, 3 yeices. Old {ark Joe (Foster), and Jack And Jill Modern (Ada 3) Alto solo. Irene FT askar {a Jerry Toe ; All In AS April Even Skip To My (Gr): Incline Thine Ear, (Himmel, : and Alms Mater | of CHS, (Boos). Daniel M. Moriarty, |UMW District Board | =. Nerbe: Expires |: Daniel M. Moriarty, 78. Span- | face ler, & board member of District} 1 By Hastings Board a mgs Monday sphoinied a ax od be La ctharied formation © ard Redmond Has onra at _— oF § Fh giduait Withan tax oo pi rend restg net 17 abil peraons regular John Ko the district trisetor af a f an traning Thomas was ir fo fi {‘atherine ist ried vey CERiYy Se Be pt 8 PPR ithe Hs oie Lavras od dhl Ee x term of Te Bax fi addition its Sor Mod tas ay instr na vvved sihnmer ai AE 1a {vee pera set es XE $1 training begin at tne PY se eddie § Ba TR greet oRtinGe until (at Brothers Rg yu providing The bos rd ale shart purchase of 38 pew chairs for ihe art department Youths Aid Easter Lily Sales In North 5 Petal reek Ho Pa rneshors the gar uk 3 Autom be i ' Cambria District Sale of fabricated lilies during the first ansual Easter Lily Day Parade of the Cambria County Society for Crippled Children waa a success in North Cambria com munities according to preliminary reports The sale nsually takes place on the Saturday before Easter bul i may be held when it is mow! sul able in each community. Returns assong the community workers were Carroiltown Mra Thomas A Owens Sr. chairpaan: Dick Bradg- joy. Bob Brafley Ed Sharbaugh, Alfred Lieb Jr, Tim Wentz, Tom Cunni me. Bob Eckenrode Bill ives. bon Ritchie and Lea Moh “Patton. Mis. Plummer Harvey. airman: Burbars Cogley, Rose- mary Valaike, Ratharine Bwisher Isabel Rhue, Winifred Harris Cora Mae Simpson. and Sandra Mrs nie? John Whalen Graders Take Trip Carrolitown Parochial Hudents, In Piteburgh EVENS sina Ff St Fowl BY fell tng jroup er herd iP chartered stiptents (IRE MM 1 he BAK Ing Wo Bein ACen gre HPA RVing Sint ey wr Rod Sty Euaphr Tien = fhe £ fea ve af iH Me the Drs WY a Rami a » the {Trane rva tos {he age the codemt an Sepoanin Thetel Bi the Briaeh With Pull FPG. Fram over tation KiIKA . 15 14% After wiki Huh 1s 1% Ese Bowes i i A sfEl re welt 16 “WH fromm gE me sy ahth grader # ihe sow Bt 2:15. This ww tase Lhe sus Pianetamun al will be followed with = vpit the Allegheny fore they return The Paroelial a working hb anneal one-act play whitch is held for the AN How ease ft We Sows! ast Year murat its frit cone petition next Thursday at Tyrone when Cuarralltown will dompete with theres other schools Rister Angehica directing It a WER END sighth grade wil reEal axXaAmInaiam County Arpt hes Bares ol dents art far the fonrinment sells of St. Bete CHOPRA TY winmet a Madd Hye fhe CER = Wik is Ey : take ke on Mawel Quota of $110,930 Reached Monday Lhe finds by Amerie gamle by Annatancenient that far the 183 dove Tow mmbria County CUhapler can Bed Crs Das Deent gota | Erected Lape 1 Chin fied Mra Hox Ha rnesbaoro ty maxe statement 19 others of help My and John K i» § isn a connection with the Red sfficials are asking oo in the bhlaodd recruit the visit af the Riot ; Sanger on Friday A pei} Those who wish 0] make appointments to give Blood sre asked to call Barneshoro 552 in drive only | three frites my | Susquehasma Branch their guotas. They are Susquehann Township nel wilting Emeigh Soangler and Bt Penedict. Funds the SRW Sst aun ae help in Lrotar A bestia of ranch opera ion vent for fy In Md PORK Ep BL in Fo the wo Paris En un serviced me! aed wast BEA , given by 3 follows Town Gulla Amount Given | $a 08 HY 28 Lia LHD oy a on iS 0 Joseph H. Lilly, 69. Patton Carpenter, Claimed By ‘Death Joseph Henry Lilly lifelong resident of the Patton } arid of our best Knows ciligens, died at his Bonwe here last Fv dav, after an Diness of wbout six | months duration. He was sixty. atne yeags of age The deveasnd was born in “learfield Township, about a mide from Pation, a son of the late Thomas and Annie (Enlow) Lally When still a youth he Becxine appreaticed at the carpesnier trade which he followed through- | out his lifetime and natursily | took a prominent part in the con- | struction of many of the Sulidings | the town of Patlon He was united in marriage “ years ago in SU Mary's Catholic | Bakerton SreHTOwn Sti eis en Bar tenaliro Marsteller Kewngher Wiok bows an Busine pn wy nw Tey oe bn LE i ents S08 highway RBunday, April 0 gt 3 pm To thre are sight pup tants Rive responded and pleaded their presence Refresh. ved during the wetivitieos date That wilt Te degree er thirst Anthony £ re tegen itevesting Flasn's prsiniees several new jingles on degree irk. The MeDoneld Ladies Aux dimry will sstve the dinner. En tertainanent hie been arranged to Bi in Bob Ford's archestra for the evening's {ant inti titan GE diane Bakerton Citizens Seeking Action On: Paving, Speeding Jon Polites Jv was elected naienan and Clstus Lesher wis named saoretary Tuesday evening pf this week at the ganization meeting of the Bak- hari Citizens Committee. ; Officers of the committee mid | main fonction of this group ie te try to have some IMProves the gents maude on the highways in the Sommsnity and alse do moswthing (oo reduce the speading trucks which are currently Lendangering pedestrians in the Laws The commiltes to DTN wii BH ¥F passed a mo- a8 commities © Forbes, distri enjfinesr nn Holidays discuss the highway conmiiti i Bakerton Ted Tucker West Carroll PL nigel Bakr ta HL Township was ap | pointed to contact other Sipervie- Tih for the purpose of obiaining traffie gn. for the community. He. surviving child of the aged cou pie. A son Maurice died In Ine there are iN grandchildren and seven great. grandchildren A seventh grail child in dead Both Mr and Mrs Kirkpatrick are in fairly good health. Me Kirkpatrick util] likes to work around the farm sithough he Mw tired from Reavy farm work five yemrs age For 13 vents Be served as a school dire ector in East Carroll Township rs Kirkpatrick is active sad Catholic Carroiftows, sd her husband belongs to the church Holy Name Society. They Church since they moved to this area. to candidates were recorded for action. Ladies night will be held April 23 Plaos have heen mie for square dancing and other ef tertainment. | HYMN SING SUNDAY rosd supervisor of Cambria County Hymn wii be held Sunday. April 3 Glangow at 2 P "m Christians of all depowminations are invited to attend. ss NORTH CAMBRIA PERSONALITIES—NO. 158 CH. Fsbrg Vern Sore Operator United Mine Worker of Ant: | chairman; B® Rive Barba erica. died Saturday morning ali ghgeffer Ruth Bartar Didaley. Joan GG. Fessler Filwards paign chairfan ener ki CAN , : general | Church. Patton, to the former i ter of | of Mcintyre CR ISTE {ares homes to STIEA ha He served] ax » mens began her studies ber of the board for Uw past ive jen Kelly. ears. : A rettrad ota) SSE he was 4 | Em Clearseid es in Hawk : Ran, and Ba routne (O'Neil) a Surviving are son, Thomas, of | Akron O. and a daughter. Mar. | garel, 41 home He Was a brother of Mrs. Nora Lutzenbiter. Butle v ed 3 Tv Channels, Johnstown 2 The only change peeded in most & clearer<ul from be be will turn the knob from 13 to §& In some distant areas it may be v for viewers lo change i Chernisky. Volunteer workers have turned in $111.30 The origins was 104831 amd Chia ‘Fas ne cveased to $1I0938 when Came bris County Chapler wai asked to riviee a8 sdditional $5.0 as 1s share of £85 suilion the [Nalional Bed Cross peeded for Jdlmiater pe fief in The tornado-stricken Soulh Mr Edwards expressed his ap preciation Lo the many vodunieers whe assisted in raving Dinds Joswe WW. Cogley Jr, general! chairman of the drive arash has sobmitled the follow inst report on the amount colee- ‘ted to dale Branch Connie Fess and Cole Other chairmen included Mx | John Vargo, Callitein and Mrs | Dom Westover, Hastings Air Observer Classes ‘Scheduled Next Week Edwin Cieen, Portage chief county alr observer, Announced . | today thal ‘three sir obseirvalion Satses will be held in Cambria Classes will bo held as follows: Alleshery Ralge Beaver Yaliey Blah Lan Clomelinlg Mountain Hosguehanss pat ihe es. Contributions in. Patton April 34 totaled $15 BOF against a : bined quota of $25,000. All membres from from Patton, Bare . Dean a the branches Cor. servation post in SA solete. To receive the pew chan {Dain Bowever. & comvertel must | from $10 | from $10 1a on : set and the number of channels desired. Lalor new type receivers (will be bull WIAC-TV te Change Frequencies By Fall The station locations and chan nel assignments sre spread out te oever varied Te | oo there should be no ception needs. lence With stations on ihe same The FOU intends to ghee first | channel in snother sectiim of the attention i grants in areas that country. IV service and 16 | state Has Ouly 1 Stafitn 2 el This state now hag ne stations, lorated at Brie. Johne o adopt a Smal table WIACTY, Johnstown, Channel Nl Channel assignments | to the maximum AR | Sha Toa Cha & Waal rv. Lan- | quota : in branch intevefer | i Josephine Fitzpatrick, who sre vives hin: with one son, Serenus Lilly, of this place. A member of a family of tem children, Mr. Lally and three brothers Mrs Kath leery Walters, Patton, KR Ds George and Louis Lily ina. and Thomas Lilly. Aahviile. I Mr Lilly was a {her of St. Mary's Catholic Churel, | patton. and of the Rosary Society | § 3d member | Charge, Legion and on the church. He was also =» of the Knights of St Slovak (Tubs, of Pat. Funeral services were held with i} on Monday | Catiobic | ia Solemn High Masa in Bt. Marv's th Rev. Father Rupert penton, as the : | the church cematery Kleman President 0f Patton Eagles Bernard Kleman was slected as the new gt of Psillon i Aerie | Eagles, du | at the FOE | ceeds Michael og poet {Other officers | Weaver, Baran kK. tresmirer rer; : Just Thomas Rennie. trustee gr tires | Deleguies to the state conven- in Allentown June 26-29 are af AfLDo- in survived only oY a ssiter | nfelong mem- | the Iialisn Club, and ‘the celebrant. Interment ‘was made mi 1344. Fraternal Ovder of | pallcting Monday | neve. Fle Hue conductor Albert’ Wil | i 8 EH Flirsberg has been ating the Fairlawn Store in Jn ans ay carrying on the family tradition as he tool over the mu inagement ‘of the stire from his father nj 1935 for a time he worked in AR- ros, Ohio, where he was in the contrel Mr. Fonsberg has been active in the various | community. | fort many years : ms in the
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