EE - A A coms AR facilities would be made avail able Fine asked the commission to | inquire Into two phases of the pr he maximum a bei Abi 60 rai he Penneyivania Joint Slaten and, whether Soin t indus- Comniission Is fry 2a contributing its fair share $ : a study of ontrovama |” _— the cost of maintaiting rads tu Jessed 2 x ight hits a ha sate. bill increasing weight load of (R.-Léneas- | commonly used trucks from 45. Assembly's | 000 to 60.000 pounds. Gov. Fine the study vetoed the bill assurance it an state | Comics In the Courier weekly. mia AH A ON HR AAA pp vss suas umes eset REECE | SE sais enniiew » SAR Ann ier CR A Foi Fw Ar RA], BR SEA ov » 3 8 Arde or sen | Thomas. Aspe and Leo all otf —— iter. Suviviig ae! St. Benedict Gallitzin. She was u sister of yee children Rev. Father En | | Mrs. Martha Davenport, Baker |. gue, geste of St. Ane's ca Presbyterian Ley Group | Telford Saylor of St i was elected president of ire ville Presbytery Laymen's | viation st a dinner meeting 1nd Freshy ton: Mrs. Harriet Moore, Johns town: Mrs Pear! Richardson of Thole Church Rev. Father John Fairport Harbor, Ohio; Mrs Huldah Kapp, Altoona; Mrs | Mary Benden, James Joseph and | Frederick Reed, all of Gallitzin Funeral services were held al 10 5 mm Toesday in Bt. Patrick Catholizr Church, Gallltmin, and interment was made in St. Alloy gius’ Cemetery, Summit Anselm J. Biter Anselm J. Biter, aged 87 years, of Erie, formerly of Loretto diel ast Thursday ovening at the ihome of & son. William J. Biter ‘in Erie. He was the father of two priests He was born April 21, 1865 | Loretto, son of Othe and ' Biter. pastor of St Augustine's Catholic Churith; and Joseph Bi- ter, professor if psychology, all of Friday evening in First Kansas City. Mo: and Miss Mary terign Church. Irwin Biter and William J. Biter, both Mr. Saylor was named to SCs at home. ; ceed Faas Ww. Davia, SW . retto where faneral services were JoRmatown [held on Mominy morn in st | r John of th Michgels Catholic Ohm Greens interment in the ehuren cemetery. first vies president: Gree froin. second vice preest CONTROL PESTS | dent. and Gustav Giron, Jeanette, Worms .on cabbage and velated | oouqurers crops In the lowe garden can be : controfled wilh rotenone dust or’ Doctors Sdvine against letting spray, reminds Lioyd Adams tw yourself get too fatbut a word Penn Bate extension entomel- to the we is not always suff int. vient. ion AA NR A ToS RIE PA at 5 = te ACCORDING TO AN AIR DEFENSE COMMAND announcement, the shaded zone on the sbove map indicates the U. S. perimeter ares in which the Ground Observer Corps will be activated on & 34-hour basis begin- ning May 15. Black circles show Jocations of Filter Centers, which will receive aircraft detection reports from the obsurvers. On the eastern seaboard, these Yew Haven, Conn.; Harrisburg snd Pittsburgh, Pa; Trenton, N. J; Albany, Buffalo, Siyrscuse and | particular hon { tiralarty chiddren _ ters sre located at Oskland, Pasadena, Ema ANA Pedestrian Safety Motor Club Poitar for Children ithe AAA An 03d traffic safety rule, "10 walk on the jeft side of the road {facing traffic” is re-emphasited in the June kit of AAA safety educational materials being went to local school teachers, John T i Docherty, Safety Director of the Johnstown Motor Club, announced “This in one rule which is of we to pedes | Lrians prog h wher there Doherty | doing = 00 valicien and gt mide of the road in the same vehicles are yelticle in time to got out of the foray.” The safety theme ig timed for the end of the term, pur- for the it « pnd ty said. The Clue orncisl warned that motors tn rural and urban ar _- Jorget freedom they are apt ABA Se TO ITE ng mamed at Lhe begining People. facing traffic Can mining program. traveling may fot hear the appromehing : of : 5 Mining, anil Applied Science Stu. : i trioity. | oma, electrons, gravity and ener gy in the Physics and he Natura! | Science COLTROS. increase thelr ng Conl Sales, Competition and Cost ‘will be outlined in the Econom | yy becom jearned in | Sacramento and Santa Theme of New and was a first prize winner in the Seventh National School Saf ety Poster Contest, sponsored by | mon, Charles C 3 3 i 5 held In the | Monday by Rev andt with | Modlentown | Interment ! Pleasant Hil Underway On Jane 30 | The Re. Adrian J MM Veigle | TOR. present of Bt Francs | College. Lotvetto, has announced the members of the faculty of the 1052 mining session, Bix instroe tors. all former Instructors in the mining schol, will conduct the sixth sesmion of the St. Francis! College Mining School i These instructors are: Father | Joh A. MeGuirk, Isstroctor in English. Father Pascal Mino, Min ing: Mr. Samuel Niles, Mathemia- tics: Ferdinand PF. Bionaz, Econ omies: Father Charles Ginnochio Physion, andl Mr. Robert M. Fiem- Labor Probleens An sdditional instructor will be af the All cinsmes of the mining school | gud fake sure © are clot oh | on get underway tn June 30th | , Bowne pid walking on the | Sd will be’ completed an August | £th Robert Fleming, mewly ap pointed co-ordinator of the Min ing Sehool, sanounced hat & practical program is being con. dacted Tor Jocal miners interested | w in sdvancisig their studies Me. | Fleming sakkd that the ooQ Pig | would include a complete outline | Knghst, Mathematics, Coal) dents will learn the use of Eleo- Mangnetiom, motors, at: The Ecomomic Trade, Business, | courses. The development of the. con! mining industry and detailed | sccounis of labor relations which | affect Lhe country will be studied ERC fp tise ladders to wash oben win windows, ie RA ARIE YF was Bora Aug . Mrs Line, | | fem ik mm E May Lorn on Jan 22 Ana, Calif; Portland. Ore. and Seattle Mrs. Etta Reed Fallentimber Mrs Etta Reed | Dixon, died unexpectedly at 3°25 p mm. list Friday afternoon while in Patton. She was born in Blair | County on Mar 14, 1887 ia survived by one Dixon. of Fallen grandchildren. two Mrs Dixon timber: 10 | great. grandchildren snd one sis iter. Mira Roby of Al Lonnie Brief Burnham funeral WROTE § tate Mone SOTVIOeR at 2 p Wm David 1. Wey further services al Pentecostal Church fide in the Crematory was » James Berrmger Dvsnirt samen Berringer { this place, superintendent the Haws Refractories Mines at Dean, died just Saturday. May 24 in Altoons “Mercy Hospital He tH I8E% a son of Joseph and Hannah (Kivithan Bervinger He is survived the former Marie Litzinger, daughter, Eleanor, wife of Robert aie. and 8 grasddsughter, Bus anm Mr. and of ny Bis widow Mra gerringer were marridd on June 4 1919 in a] ynoanis Catholic Church, Ash- Alle, by the late Rev. Father F. X. Donnell Mr. Berrvinger wis a brother of Pose Behe, Hernard eles Gerald, Thomas, Gertrude | all af Altocss ani he Sank Kittel) of Lovstio. | A Bolemn gy Mass of He Was sung yesterday at 10 in 2 Thoaman's Chuareh in Astiville by Rev Father John B, | Hackl, pastor, asd interment ax made in the church oeme- {ory Mrs. Amanda J. Murphy , Galton Mon Arvuereia EF Marsny, Kl, of L8 Church ct dled Bt 1050 p Mm last Friday 2%. at her Bbome She wis 1871 in Kittan ining Point, a daughter of Will- Lm and Mary FResd. 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