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1941 Chevrolet Panel $185.00
Phone 4614 or 2171
PATTON, PA.
Altoona’s Bridal
and
Corset Headquarters
1114 11th Ave.
Dhlilr AlilS (Fy
®
Bargains!
1961 FORD 2-Dwor, radio
and healer
1948 PLYMOUTH 4-Door
1947 CHEVROLET Fleel-
line 4-Door
1948 PLYMOUTH 2-Door
1942 PLYMOUTH Conver
tible
1941 CHRYSLER 4 Door
1038 FORD Sedun
£
itown; Mary Ann Rietscha, Car |
UNION PRESS. COURIER |
ENTANGLEMENT UNTANGLED
The following is the list of
patients admitted and discharged
at the Miners’ Hospital, Spangler,
from June 9 to June 16: |
MEDICAL, ADMITTED
Basista Della valle, Spangler;
Mra. {on te rgely, Carroll |
town R. D.; David Trimble, Gip- |
: . Bpangler; |
: h: Barry
Patterson. Elmora; David Yure-!
isin, Barnesbore; Mrs. Nora Me- |
Dwain, Cherry Tree R D.; John
Petrusky, Patton; Mra Tresea
Kutsick, Marsteller; Mra. Mary
Margaret Brown, Barnesboro;
John Kunch, Barneshboro; Anth-
ony Scarpo, Spangler; Mrs. Em-
ily Lee, Glen Campbell; Mrs
Lotiise Adamo, Barnesboro; Wm. |
T. Fye, Emeigh;: John J. Galin-|
ay. Buthashite fo; Christine Par. |
onish, r;
Troxell, Coals
Baimneaboro
Revo;
ings; Dr. CL. McCoy, Hastings: |
Louis Waitkunas Hastings: Ar!
thur Becguet, Colver; Arthur
Payne, Emeigh; Martha Shaw,
Barnesboro, i
SURGICAL, ADMITTED
leonard Sobstsky, Spangler;
Robert Aughenbaugh, Cherry |
Troe; Rose Mary Smarsh, Spang- |
ler; Marie Chura, Hastings; Wm. |
Huffie, Bakerton: Elisabeth, Ela!
ine and Gerard Kibler, Chest |
Springs: Michael Kibler, Chest |
Sp %; Norman Blum, Patton; |
ra. Mary Ellen Cramer, Alver- |
da: Mrs Pauline Bosar, Gipsy: |
William Miller, Barnesboro: fees |
Helen Penkasa, Barmmesboreo R. D.; |
: Blaine aS 12S | pree R D.: Patricia Lawhead,
Hillsdale: ty Jean Himes (Hastings; Rally Ann Christoft
Hilisdua: | Int Farino, Mars | Barpesbore, Mra Cutherine Bw.
teller; iy Ann Christoff, Bar : : Jeu Ra ive
sesbore: J Ban : Lj ter, Spangler; od ann Desigiya,
nesboro BR. D.: Rose Anns Miller, | sarrolitown Frank raver,
R D: Carol Ann Hu | Emeigh. Robert Williams, Spang -
. arsteller: Yvonne Shab ler; John Krasaikovich, Spangler:
bik, Marsteller; Anna, | Donald Zuny Small, Gipsy. Wm
: Carmine Byrnds, Hast- | T. Fye. Enjeigh. Michael Fedash
. RB; | Snare; Joweph Zinsky. Bpangier,
Judy Dillon, Carrolitown; r-land Dr. C. L. McCoy, Hastings
garet louise Rietascha, Carroll | SURGICAL, DISCHARGED
‘ . | Norman Blum, Patton: Elaine
Solitons; Rh Ti Bar | Elizabeth, Michael and Gerald
sesbore R. D.: Barbers nn | Kibler, Chet Springs; Andrew 8
i ‘Carrolitown R® i Miller, Emwigh; Mrs. Violet Lind
Sully Ann Louchart. Kbensbu ‘jahl, Marstaller. Reginald Yeager,
Mrs. Lenerds Boring Be "E: | Patton; Blaine K. Himes, Hillis
. 4 "dale; Lind Farine, Marsteller:
Bre on I ata TIS. | Betty Jean Himes. Hillsdale: Joo
tlauka Jr, Homer City RD. Vir
¢ hy iginia Buterabaugh, Commodore, |
g i “IMyra McFadden Mahaffey: Rose
Margaret Hales Patton R. b | | Anna Miller, Hastings RD
Philip Chiomint ' Bakerton: Mrs | JOR Hhabbick, Marsteller
Mis ret Manik , Mahal : Mi : Adele Haines, Barneshors Thoms
gs Patton R. D. Tas Hesslir, Hastings: James
! Callahan, Carroiltown; Carol A
Hudak, Marsteller: Marjorie L
Rietacha, Carrolitown; Mary Ans
Ristacha. (Carroiitown; Judy Dib
dn, Carrplltown: Mrs Louise
Adamo, Burmmesbore, Barbara A
Faighner, Carrolitown; Kenneth
Phillips, Parnesbore BR. D.: Mrs |
Leda Lioyl Cherry Tree RD.
Marie Churs, Hastings:
Smaolke, Jr. Spangler, Mra
Mary Bartkovich, Emeigh: Dole
Jon
Joseph Lusier, Hillsdale. James
Caston, Alverda;
Barnesboro
¥
{Hila Ratowsky, Patton; Frank!
rgol, Carrolitown Dennis |
Mattie, Emwigh:. Bernadine Gach,’
Barwesbory and Mrs. Margaret |
Holes, La.ose
peo rER
wer Hear About
Patties BR. DD.
Barneshoro,
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MATERNITY
Mr an
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Mr amd Mra
pneshoro R Db 2
Mr and Mes
Mra
Camplell R
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NECESSITY BEING (he mother of invention, watchmen attached to this
Koje 1siand prison camp guard tower rig up a device (hat defies the
barbed wire entanglements of the compounds. It's a sort of drawbridge
which can span the fences protecting the tower.
{ International)
Ted
[:, son June
fac Maddie, Rar. |
sons, Jame 10
Robert Morris
Nicktown, danghler, June 12
Mr. and Mra
Patton, daughter
Mr and Mra
Patton. son, June
Mr and Mra
Mr and Mra
Cherry Tree RB
June 14
Mr and Mra
August Quevy,
June 13
Paul Wallace,
12
Robert Bakale,
daughter, June 13
Francis Ligda.
2. 2. daughter
George Finet,
Hastings, son. June 14
Mr. and Mrs
Son
Mr and Mrs
Patton FB. D.. son
John * Sherdy,
Michael! Prebihilo
June 15
‘Works Least Time
The hired man on the farm
works abot two
idy than his fare
Agriculta
(in Washington, |
this last week, #8
[average ¥iy bhoun
: Farm emsloymumt continues to |
John | declime, the department said, re- soent (he past week end at her
hours leas each
per Doss.
mi Department
3 ©. reporting
pid hired hands
EF work a8 Gay.
Stewart.
IAB
ie 7 A Sts PRE eS 5 EN
‘Miss Nancy Sullivan
‘Weds George Fisamick
| Miss Nancy Sullivan, deaghter
of Mr. and Mes. Wiliam Sullivan
became the bride of Georgy Fa
nick, son of Mrs. Anns i
! of Spangler, on Saturday, June 4,
lat § a mm. In the Immaculvty
The double ring oeremeny Wai
officiated by Rev. Father ul
The bride was given in marriign
[by her father. She wove & flioN
| length gown of white Ince ove
| swtin with an insert of nylon set,
| Her finger tip veil was attached
to & pearl trimmed cap of math
Ling lace and she carried & pray:
lor Book with a white ovehid. |
Miss Joan Sullivan was her iis.
{ter's maid of honor She wor 0
| deep rose lace gown with mateh-
ling scceasories and carried el
Lonial Bouquet of white and Mud
i carnations
Vasil Pisanick, cousin of he
| groom, Was best man
A wedding breakfast and rev
re RA
ception was held at the bride's
home
Mrs. Fisanick is a graduate of
ihe Hastings High School and in!
employed by the Department
| Commerce in Washington. Mr,
| Pidanick is a graduate of St
| Francia College, Lovelto, and eit: |
| vod two years in the Army
Lemployed by the Air Foree Duy.
| partment in Washington,
After a Bone § trip to Ni
agara Falls and the Pocono Mix,
i the couple will reside in Washing:
fon
CL Out-of-town guests attending
the wedding were: Mr. and Mn
Pete Bewinski and family and
Mra. Phil Caretti, all of Detroil,
Mich Mrs. Frank Siavik and
son, Mickey, of Houston, Teta)
Mr. and Mrs Bob Pawhaki, Hath
Graget. and Margie Scilivan, wi
of Baltimore, Md; Mr. and Mi
Pete Clay. Mr. Appel and Mise
| Hutehineon, all of Washington, [)
uo . ry 9»
Anthony Martueci was viNtor
in Emporum on Sunday.
Miss Pauline Nesdore in spengl
ing a week with friends in Want
Virginia
Mrs Frank Grimes is spending
sore lime visiting i Detrell,
Michigan.
Gerald Kline of Williamaport i»
spending a week's vacation wm
his home hore
Clair Miller has gone to Cleve
Hired Man On Farm | “5. pans sare we =
caller in Barmesboro on Toesdiy
Mr and Mrs Luther Hiring
were callers in Barnesboro Min
aay
Mrs. Edgar Dillon and Pauline
Nesdore wure visitors in Johine-
town on Saturday.
Miss Marie Skitxs of Evie "a.
was at her home here over (he
week end
Mrs Phil Carefti of Purest,
flecting Joss of wotkews 40 Ae none
armed forces and to arden indus |
tries ax well as i rise in the use’ sv Detroit, Mich, spent the jist
The
department
said farm em
ployment totals 10883.000, a de-
“reuse of
BRgo.
The
ravelling Salesman
That Makes 3820 Calls |
ach Week?
—
This travelling salesman story is no joke—it is absolutely
true. Quite a record? Not at all, this salesman does
every week and hopes to steadily increase his number of
calls as the territory grows.
1500006 from a year |
SR NRA
Bik salaried: beyond the-rench- of the
or small merchant?
Re
any single line of goods?
Tr.
ir is service can be bought for almost any amount
1 He sells everything, from soup to new
sales message to 3820
Me
*
: PATTON 3161
sy! This super-salesman is Union Press-Courier
in that can work for you and you and :
!
3
ores Bchrunkel, Barnesboro, Mrs of machinery and labor saving ok end st the Bd Link ham,
| Mr. and Mra Bast Muley, Wil
| iamaport visited heve the past
week end.
Bernie and Addie Dillon visited
tin Cresson and Lilly last Helar-
3
| Sam Morealli of Erie, Fa, Vie
‘fled at his home hove the past
week end
i Jimmy Sullivan spending»
| few weeks vacation st the Dome
of his sister, Mra Pete Sewrppli,
lin Detroit, Mich.
| Mrs Hattie Elder of Sewichiey
and Mra. Mary Murtha wer bere
Saturday io sitend the widiing
here on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Kirsch and
i here om 3
| Mr. and Mr John Dvinchak
| and chikiren visited in Patios on
He ib}
) ; 4
Mr and Mra George MWilted
| children of Spangier, were visitors |
Henry
vania Folklore Society,
Jers of some of the largest nstive |
eliks ever killed in Pennsylvania | aboard
are said to hang on the walls of Marietta. Up
the former Cameron Mansion at | when no more
King's Gap’ near Mount Holly Colonel Duffey
Bprings, Cumberland County { hin demand for
“Prior to the Civil War, Colonel would be kept
James Duffey of Anderson's Fer- | fat :
vy, now Murietta, Lancaster Co. shot
established 2 gleey park at his ides
home overbioking the Susquehan- largest
na, where, with his friends. he sum
| retired to stijoy much of the same eron is said to have
[shooting ay still could be found ord head in 1867
Lin the foreits of Northern Penn-| those whose Boras
{syivania,” Shoemaker said Gup. The killer was
“To stoch this preserve, he em head, the meal consuimesd in 8
| ploved raftinen whe came tn Mav. | torchlight barbecue held af
jetta, spring and fall, to sell “their the hunting camp
Litany, Maat OF Tem WRKIRE OF. The jength of the Generals
the return trip to their mountsin | dd horas were six feet onch
hipmen
“In early bfe Col Duffey had oi massive contours
hunted in the Old Black Foresi _oioamely large and Reavy
J Clinton, Poller and Tioga col i 5 Rhonds in he
ties and had shot some Mammold | pesnayivania and New York,
elke It was easy to soek BS oo weernl shreds in Port
i pame park with the native deer, Chatiarsugus County, New
headwaters of Conestoga Creel jo... covered with Pennayivanis
us Lancaster County and in UW | 0 posns cach six feet in
flue Mountains of Lebanon and. - eng
Darmhin Chranties or i a———
“I'he oil were driven sk to! . .
‘a limited area in the north. the | No Lier Lives Cy
Mik-Spring on the Jersey
and Couddrsport turnpike, Ham, | Nets or Jal lerm
mersleys Hork on Keltle Creek. | eT,
and on Bannett's Branch of Bis (R D.
remahoninit. The elk would come out a leende, Wan
fran the lack Forest, principally * $100 fine and spend
by their pith down Soldier's Run 0 the county jail, in court
in single file: herds of a domen or ensburg on Monday
more cows and calvesNed by s Be State Ldquios -
innasively antieved bull toid of withessing
“The very last herd to turn up |
in Tioga (Coupty appearsd about
3871 or INTZ 18 in number and
were roataded four or five
miles north of Wellsboro on the
rand to Adademy Corners, fear
big spring shaded by immense i
white pinus, where they were all’
but a feur, slaughtered and the
rest captured.
“Ome elk was Rept alive for a
year in a barnyard with a high
fence
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