EERE I RR —— Ruth Ann Van Scoyoe, Dolly Bandra Brought, Bar- everly. Sandra Heverly Wilkinson, Carol Lovell Bobby Nash and Miss Shirley Nash of this ce is employed at Haney's urant in Wilhamsburg Miss Shirley Mann of this o¢ is working at Stovers urant, Plank Rd, Altoona NSE Rerved i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beers and many | daughter, Betty Ann, of this nant eve event were Inte visited in FBlellwood last ana y evening. 3 a Mrs. Kenneth Douglass and : L Sa scons, Dale ani Kenny, of Bell Mt ss Jean aod | Wood, visited recently with the ; wd rents. Mr and Mrs and” sons. Dale : Pave Evelyn Landis and Danny ood: Elrey and | Brown of Altoona visited re $5 Mr and Mrs CONtly with the lady's parents ‘of Hi untingdon, | | Mr. and Mrs. Jor Brown and nen | X; visited last week with hi rents. Mr. and Mrs Harry E : - 4 k , . and Mrs. Wm Hollen and) : visited re | rently at the Thomas Nash re neh | Re i Mr and Mrs James Letche of her 0 pam of Philipsburg visit Rabert | week ond with th rents Mr. and Mrs Sane Siminers, Patty Wilkinson, Thomas Leteher of Buffalo, N. | cently with her father, Doutroueh, and Mr. + Fl Sylvester Doutrouch and Mr. = Mrs. Harry R — i Mr. and Ns. Robert daughter, Nancy, Raha I Mrs. Leo A of AlOODA, Mrs. Ella Maver of Harrisbuby. Mrs. Pearl Burns and den Betty, of Thompsontown sited recently at the home of Mr. and Mra Thomas Naah {| Mr. and Mrs Robert Beers and daughter, Betty Ann, visited Philadelphia last weelt Mr. and Mra Joseph Shelous and family, Mrs Mertie Burns | of Altoona visited last Saturday | state fat the home of Mr. g | Guarge Mulhollem. » : 5. Sunday Sohesl Ju Phi tadel phia visited NS cently at i 2 wrial and 700 v the home of her uncle and aunt | In salary | wii Was ' | wastmineter In made it mandate pay the entire todd. Local school Mr. and Mis. Roberi Beers of | i Blandburg | Mrs. Harper Monihen and son | jong he 1 a5 doe reams so the dining room odinier Camp No 3 ot Springs Camp. and daughter, Terry and Janel i Huntingdon visited relatives | {here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nash | een - daughter, Judy, Mr. anditgne in many respects ¥ nayivanis in fourth in the . David Nash of Blandbury | peen the ader in providing Bet- —— of electiified farms in jand Mr. smi Mrs Wm. Hollen | op pay for its school teachers. "the United States fand family of Van Ormer gh oai— in { i Mr and Mrs Kenneth nlf Gos Laie ea eet” cool WY id Famed Ink § Neliwood "spont July 4th at the or Skemont Park near Altoona. TIS BROS 2 sme 22 vw At Clearfield Fair, , July 2% August 2 {lady's mother, Mrs { Rossland, recently. Miss Patty | *{ Mulholleen of Baltimore, Md, vis | {ited her parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs | | George Multiollem recently. | Miss Lowils Scott of Balti re, Md, visited with her pas act, and Capt. Hyer and his edn fonts Mr. and Mrs John Scott | fhow $etractions of the nation for pr. Hy | recently Clearfield | cated horse | Miss Shirley Nash of Wiliams burg spent the week end wi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave |} have (msunsed | Nash Led d to appear before Mra Lewis Noble and children | on the : fof East Liberty are visiting rela- | stand i tives hers for some (ime Pa Mr. and Mrs. Howsaed Jetterien | y T0% and family of Pitlaburgh and’ Mrs. Jennie MoCrackan. of Bel. |" wood visited Sunday st the Ro-| spacial I Parade Monday Will Highlight Opening Day tumblers; Frag oy hl comedy act: Bob i Nelson's porkers; perforining i Chambers Americas Elinir, land the Irish Horan Gow of thrills unequaled {of the Clearfield (Xx tures of the Cletirfield Fair, the in) lr. ot Parade on Monday yight and the Meirse racing pro on Tuesday, Wedneaduy Foursaay and Friday. sre already onday, July 28. snd close arday. Aug. 2. Arn She past tow Joes 2 special ; has been vented have returned to their home ini... the Fire Department pro- | | Jerapy City, N. J. after spending | wig pomathing special for Mon- several weeks here da Mr. and Mira Paul Tokosh and Fa ght ss stars of radio. stage, | I Miss Kathleen Beck of Jersey! creenm. City visited at the hone of Mm he Ink Spots have become Am- | than 55.000 Minnie Ravicn and Albert Beck | srica’'s favorite quartet masters The James E Stirs? i recently + mellow ballad {oil mefurn fo The mide | Mrs laura Nash and Mrs! The Ink Spots are only one of fourth straight wm Elva Nash and family visited In! several stirnctions =f for fair-goers of an outstand Bellwood last Sanday, he 1952 fair. Tuesday night will rav of special shows and rides Mr. and Mis. Boyd Thompson | mark the ormance of | The agricultural home econom- and family visited in Roseland | the Roxeyettes and such circus vv and Grange Sisplays sre ex. ast weosk with the lady's me and eandevile attractions as the neta to be Baper than ever. of. Grandstand Follies featuring “als indicated. judging by ad vod Wong Troupe of acrobatic vance entries and inguiries LL BROS I EIR SA | bert Nash residence. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Weldemiller | record number of entries The parade pn Monday will at. EA NE THB SBN A ORE AA rio th his brother and family. Mr. and Mre Glen Bloom mot- ated d to | School after spending i week vacation at home. aa etn a awn they get for what they pay—and they're taking a double look at price tags. Do you know why? lw padore. For very ew extra dolar. they re get ting a lot more m enw and Mrs Watars” 3045 : : ames WH Lada | Following the fans of Ire of pre. Most tacular roller skating senting ome of | team: Be Great | Veno. high wire | ; standing fon- | » and clos- | booked for the sppearance of a tract entries from far and nesr | vielng for the S100 in prices and | the harness racing will feature 12 t clubs and balivooms. | races with purses Tolalling more | Sixricts are requited to fio thelr, mn 108 toahers. Approximately $1500 in prizes will be awarded by Portage Volunteer Fire Cutnpany during convention week at| Portage July 28 to Aug. a Some $1,000! of the prize wa . is to be given in the big highlight convention parade w 1 wili be held om Ea a aa radny Thurs evening, uly al Parade I pert wil il be 6 6 Bn m. f Committee members at at pres | preparing nage 1,500 delegates to the 1952 vention of the Voluntesy men’s Association a County & Vicinity of : July 30 and Thursday, July } Registration for the convention | ut wil Be held for both, the Areseen | (not ess {ha ry : and the susiliary delegates (yom ond (not less than h $758 ? 5 m until nocs Wednesddy in| : RR Sopearing the fire hall Main Street. | unt | $38, Bent ap memorial services will be held in | 500° gallons. $38: Portage Joint School EymAAMum | apparatus other Sa at 10 a Mm (30. mare women Auxiliary members will met. at ary (10 « 1030 a =m Wednesday in Rex second $33 Theatre, Gillespie Ave, Paring. ; The fire company members will i nest at the Mme | Rivoli Theatre, Meetings will i soon for lunch served in the iome. Trinity ‘he fire hall the Moose the fre and & ladies’ clans of the Drivers promise 3 two-hour show | mvior High School Cakp sad women & merved at Portage ele’. South Main Strent, % a id ¥ 5B & pel scud 5 £3 Pe ade will be Be ‘he Portage ares niering a pet or decorated ie will be given & free ride he carnival to be held all 'w sm Gillespie Ave Prise of | 1 £7 will be awarded In snvah | ; cata and Bloycien, i ' ‘e enter the ort i “abgtian | . Tinirony. or ‘he IR touts will be held | seine days activities wi be! cod By & Gemen’s we : ; r 1 pam of exch vound : : Moose Home. There cutipnte » the events must Are as abundance of dd mershers of The fire’ ‘food That cant be eaten in for at least a month tive shady » and reguistions of the down and a Hoery uniformed band partic- wid tvs bean mailed to the water. ing in the blg convention par When me cll rou tht ines ret we can back up that s figures. More people are bt than any other car af: their price or above. Why don't you come nad ee for your Lt ame and is the buy in its field. Le EE Be we RA 3 i § 3 § i x : $ ¥ * i ¥ i 3 % % * § i oo
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