I August of this year, = ami Mes hur MeRtieny, fry Alice il i; Fb Hii . ES —— ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE By MRS. THOMAS OWENS SR. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 8 of Coupon announce tne marringe of | Miss Rose Veneskey their daughter, Ww. y of the Buckhorn Chapel Swope was a former resident of Dysart. . se , to Wayne |Bride of D. H. Weiland Iman, son of Mr. and Mrs. 3 Ds of Mr. and Mra. Z A. Veneskey ; evening of Rev. John Rabenstein, pastor of Nicktown, at 8.00 o'clock Rat urday morning in 8t. Benedict's Mr. and Mrs John Raffacs ana j Catholic Church at Carrmsiitown family of Fallentimber visited on Rev. Father Victor Lillig. pastor. Saturda Naylor Mr. and Mrs James Larnari - and Rosie Larnari of Nanty-Glo nage her father. Miss Shirley visited last Tuesday evening at h the James Cuomo home Mr. and Mra Merle Landin and sang the Nuptial High Mass fol. | evening at the William the double-rving ceremony. | The bride was of “'} §iven In mar inf Austin Texas are visiting was initiated as a member cousin of the groom. was maid of honor Mich. = ana | | main in the Capitol City for some | end at the home of his : | time, Mr. Snyder having been ad- ' Mr. and Mrs P. {of Baltimore, Md, were week end #1 30-day leave here at the Miss Rose Veneskey, daughter! Mr and Mrs. Herman Kariheim Dietion of his leave. i i of Carrolitown R. D.. became the and Mrs Andrew Kin id | bride of Daniel H. Weiland. son | their respects to the remainy of | Iveek end in Carbondale. Pa. at of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weiland aes Eimer Smith and five chil | t § § i Bride. : sel Veneskey served asx bes’ man | Following the ceremony a wed- | family of Vermont are pending ding dinner was served to the a few weeks at the Grimes home. Visitors at the Rose Naylor re | tion was held later gidencs over the week snd were | home Dr. and Mrs William CC Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stander, all of Altoona, and Miss Emma Postelwsit of Harrisburg Mrs. Rose Naylor and son, Ro immediate families of the couple at the Blue Goose Inn. A recep in the bhride's Upon their return from a hon. eymoon trip to Niagara Falls, {he 58th 8t. Cleveland O coniple will reside at IR40 Westin short feave here over the week Mrs Weiland had been employ bert, and Mrs. William C. Lowe|ed at the First National Bank of | spent jast Thursday and Friday | Carrolitown. Mr Weiland is a st the Harry Weatly home injgraduate of Spangier High School | PRUSSUIED. ad and is employed at the Roves! Pre. Perino, stationed Foundry and Machine Co, Cleve. | in South lang. O. | h Carolina, spent the past week snd at the home of his par- enta, Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Perino * * » y Party Is Given Frida a ay "orn a bunncs |For Mra. AL. Mille. at the William Reading home in A Itoona. Mrs. Harold Naylor and son, A party st which Mrs Urban | was hostess was given | Rodger , spent Sunday at the|id honor of the birthday anni-| home in Gallitzin versary of Mrs. A L. Miller Inst | Mrs. Rose Naylor was & busi- ness caller in Patton Tuesday ev- Gionfriddo, both of Altoona. vis ited at the Paul Gionfriddo home | Mrs. Frank Hoffman. Mr inst Saturday. Mr. and daughter of ARoona visited at Sam Passionetta home Sun tor in Johnstown 4 Yysart EE "oO newspaper uncle, Valentine Krise, former joined the arm- earlier this year. Af newsboy for several 23 ih i ¥ brother, Lester, when he en- hand and arm. IN will regain full use of the Hmb. a FALLENTIMBER r. and Mra. Michael R. Ms re. Paul Hanlon andes Merle Miller and wd and a hinch was served Thoue Frank Miller, Mf. and Mrs Zeno Buck Mrs. Jom BEckenrode Mr and children, Larry Swanson and daughter Janice Urban Luther * 8" 9» Joe Lather of Baltimors MA spent the week end with his fa gave the route tojither, Elmer M. Luther Mra. Charles Shuss has re- | turned home after spending the | past week with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Char ea MeDermotl., in Masoniown Mrs. Charles Kane. Mr. and Mrs. A A. Feighner visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Regis Kline and Mr and Mra. Maurice Weakiand in Has and Hnge on Sunday 130k geist shri Jil ¥ 4 § w efind jt ik i i f I ix : x 4 sx pe 2 bon ge wf #5 ; of Mr. and Mrs A A. Feighner 49n Bast Carroll Township. Staff Sgt. Edward Bearer, sop of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bearer who is with the UU 8 Air Foren and stationed in Texas is spend. : a furlough at his home, rs. Ligouri Lacey, Mrs Urb Stolz, Mra James Callahan Mra , Mrs. L. Ber. 1 Charles Glasser, Mrs. Mary Van Kokelberg, Mrs David Buchan an, Mrs. Henry Savder, attended the Quarterly meeting of : Cambria County Council, Amer. an fn Auxiliary, held ut the Me and Mrs. Thomas A Ow. ens Sr. were in attendance at the banguent of the West End Democratic Club in Johns town on Sunday evening Thirsday for Portsmouth, where they will visit for days. Mrs. Gene McNulty of Pick. ens W. Va, spent the week end with Mis grandmother, Mrz Ros jo McNulty. Mr. and Mra. Gerald Kibler of Altoona t Burviay with Mrs ; y. Mrs Kibler is , MaNulty's grandaughter. Mrs. O. F. Stolz was visiting in tsburgh on Sunday with Mra Richard MeDevitt October ith | was the former Nan- Fas ail “4 Home in Patton oni {Thursday last Friday evening. Cards were play. | attending were Mr and Mrz Ro | Carmen Gionfriddo and: James bert Kelly, Mr. and Mrs and | and Kenny, Mrs Marvir! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weakiand and | : daughter, Agnes; Mr and Mrs | Roland Mrs. Augustine Luther of Eb. | ensburg spent Tuesday at the, home of her sister-in-law. Mrs Mrs. Frances Kane was a vis | Hor in ANoonas last week with! Miss Mary Kane and Mr. and and Mra Howard lows am | were recent visitors at the home | wy and Mrs. Ted Kalerwss| Kenny McNulty, som of Mr | son-indaw and daughter. Mr o fc Fr ANA mitted to a Veterans’ tal. | Edward Beorer, U. Lieut. and Mrs Michael Ryan | itationed in Texas, guests of the lady's parents, Mr of his parents, Mr. and apd Mrs. M. D. Connell. | Francis Bearer. He will report Mr. and Mrs. John Feighner hock to California at the com-| and daughter, Audrey, and My. Mr. and More Richard Maurer | dren, who were burned to death | € in Tyrone last week when their home was destroyed by fire Ed- J win Smith is a nephew of Mrs | fohn Feighner, By Mr. and Mrz Ciement Hertaog: James N. Rings | with Mr. and Mrs Harold Bearer Sigma Delta Ohi wional and other relatives | journalistic fraternity, at Peansy) Jerry Buck, son of Mr. and vania State Teachers College on Mrs. Zeno Buck, who is stationed Baturday afternoon. The mitia- with the U., 8 Alr Force, and {ion ceremonies was part of the who had spent a thirty day fur Oth anniversary of the lough with his parents, left re college's chapter. Mr. Petars, a cently from Camp Stoneman, ir junior, is a member of the dports California, for Japan Ciaff of The Daily Collegian, sto John Kelly, U. 8 Navy, sta- dent newspaper. tioned at Baipbridge. Md, spent | ne Courier Classifieds. ws re. a (Political Advertisement) (Political Advertisement) A MESS from GENERAL EISENHOWER RE a ow ONCE before | had the honor and duty of leading a crusade for human freedom and dignity —- m Europe during World War II. That crusade was won not by Generals and Admirals but by the blood and effort of Amencan G.l.'s and all the other forces fighting for freedom. Now m 1952 a different call to duty has honored me — as Republican nominee for President of the United States. This time the effort is civilian — not military. But again, the crusade will be won not by me nor by the political leaders, but by everyday Americans who value ther National heritage and are willing to go to the polls and vote to protect it. THIS IS A CRUSADE TO: % BANISH THE SUBVERSIVES and incompetents who have crucified both good % SAVE OUR GREAT, FREE NATION from the even | orld War III. « « in this Civilian Crasade. I hope that you, too, believe the time has come for a complete change in cur National leader- Lape thas you toss believe the time hat come Bo om Gove 1 INVITE YOUR SUPPORT NOVEMBER 4TH. it G. E. DVORCHAK, M.D. M. J. EARLEY, M.D. S. L. EARLEY, M.D. G. FADEN, M.D. A. W. FEES, M.D.
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