is Gets 22nd Term
s fr Nel Board President
Also Selected to Head
Hastings-Elder Joint
James MeNelis of Hast was
relected to his 22nd rr ob om
as president of the | Hastings |
Sehool Board as a high-
of emuining reorganization
ring the past wiek. Re-
tions ap- |
# issae.
Mr. MeNelis also ie elected to
# second term As president of the
Runge Sr Joint School Dis.
Remilts of the reorganizalional
meetings follow:
James McNelis of Hastings was
elected to a second term as presi-
dent x the newly-formed joint
was retained as vice presi
Other officers are A. F. Baker
secretary. and DD. A
ae also of Hastings, treas- |
grer. members ate MIL.
Burkhart, George |
1 Easly, Josiph Gal-
ary Thomas,
James McNelis was elected to a
Sent, and M. L. Buch WAS reclec-
ted vice president. A
member.
Township
Daniel McGlynn of Hastings |
od president tind Hen
T Thomas of Bt. Boniface retain
resident. Josson Gal-
member is
. Burknart of BL. Boniface.
-Gallitzin Joint
Buck was retained
Donald Hartman
vice president. Presi.
Yas Schon Board |
second te presi.
Flick in odin]
is treas |
Mr Buter-|
Borough
Buck and C. GC
president snd vies |
in this
Daniel McGlynn of Elder |
a
a term us presi. |
F. Baker is
ry: and D. A. Westover the tlected president, succeeding Les |
Paul K Basly is the
officers are Elmer Flick, secre-
itary, and Joseph Biter, a non-
member, lreasurer
lock and Paul Bender
other two members.
i Spangler Borough
Edwin Lantzy was elected as
are the
president and George Dawson as |
Drumm is!
secretary and William McoCombie |
Martin Kirsch is the
| vice president. James J
i £8 tresasurer,
fifth member of the board
Barnesbore Borough
Stephen P. Sediock and Charles:
reelected presi
dent and vice president respect.
L. Cowan were
ively, and other officers are Stan.
ley Ulrich, treasurer, and
! Bernadotlie Hromulak n
member, secretary
the board are Charles
and Paul Walters.
Barr Township
Wendell Young of
twas reelected president. John
Bashisto of Barnesboro was re
tained as vice president. T F
Dougherty of Bpangler is reas
urer and Irvin Hoppel of Nick
‘town is secretary. Both are non
members. Other board
care Donald Bearer of Marsteller
Arch Dumm of Nicktown and
: John Dolansky of Earnesboro
Dean Township
Frank Gregg of Dysart was
‘lie Reghetti of Dean. Joseph Cap-
ouilles of Dysart was elected vice
president. Irvin Cavalet of Dy
sart is treasurer and Mrs. Esther
Congo of Dysart, a non-member,
who recently moved to Spangler,
submitted his resignation as
board member. The vacancy will
be filled at the January meeting.
Chest Township
| Patrick Leiden of St. Lawrence
85 | was elected to his 14th term as
{ president. Henry Johnson of Pat- |
{ton R. D. was named to another
Harry |
{term as vice president
Lang of Flinton R. D. is secre |
‘tary and Frank Young of Patton, |
& non-member, is treasurer, Earl |
'Kartheizn of Flinton R. D. and
| Edward Phicle of Patton R. D.,
| are regular members,
IA A. Prosser of Patton R D. 1}
‘was elected to his fourth term |
mt and A. J. Kariheim |
| of
| vice president.
Other officers, |
P.unkett | both non-members, are Miss Mil | Mr
dred Whiteford of Patten R. D.
Melvin Pole |
Miss |
non- |
Rounding oul |
Brancato
Marsteller |
mambers |
i= secretary. HB. M. Shortencarrier, |
3
fton R. D., was retained as Weavel. vice president;
| president A. A. Prosser was |
named first vice president, Eimer
! Yeagiin, second vice president
and Robert Bearer, third vice
president. Henry Columbus Was
reelected treasurer. and Cyril Sle.
vens was retained as secretary,
| Carrolfown Borough
Fred B. Buck was reclected
president and Dr. Frederick E
Arble was renamed vice presi-
(dent. Cyril Stevens and MD
Connell. both non-members, are
secretary and treasurer, respeit.
ively. Other board members are
Rabert Bearer, John McCann and
Albert Sharbaugh Mr. Buck In
| Arble and Mr. Bearer were nan
ed to the joint commilies
Add 2 Employees
To County Payroll
Two employees were added to
ithe Cambria County payroll list
Thursday of the salary board
. frvin Yahner of Cresson was
| appointed attendant at the county
home at a salary of $175 a
| month. Vince Coleman of Portage
| was named a anitor in the court
house. His monthly salary will be
' $210. He replaces Howard Davis
of Ebensburg. who recently
transferred the
home,
Joseph Parrish of Cresson, a
| per diem worker, also was added
to the regular janitorial staf at
the courthouse at a salary of
$210 monthly
. Two wage adjustments were
made. Howard Philson, deputy
controller, was given a ssiary in
crease of $10 monthly to boost
his pay to $320 It was explained
that he had received a raise of
$15 at the time other first de-
jes received a hike of $25 re-
cently. The adjustment jast wiek
to
was to bring his pay on a level
with other deputies
The board alse boosted the nal
arv of Harry Bmith, a courthotise
janitor, from $200 to $210 per
month
Spangler Fire Co.
Elects Doran Head
Robert Doran was elected
president of Spangler Volunteer
Fire Company at a meeting ast
(Thursday night in Spangler
Fire Hall
He was named to succesd Hay
Hetrick. Other officers are Faul
Rorinid
fire chief, sixth tem;
first assistant [fire
second
Wetherson,
Weaver,
‘chief: Simon Lantsy Jr.
nt, respectively, The other secretary, and A. A. Feighner of assistant fire chief. George Kut-
K ABOUT IT!
retto
| Currolitown, treasurer Walter |
{ Conred, Clem J. Hoover and L J. |
Kirkpatrick, of Casrrolitown, are
the other board members
Princo Gallitzin
Clair Hertsog of Patton R. D
iwas elected to a fifth term as
f. Delmont Krug of Lo-|
oi D. was elected vice
Tt. RR H Fan
MD. Connell of Carroliwn 8
board members are Frank Kittel] | Doran
of Gallitsin R. D. and V. D. Hu- |
ber of Loretto R. D.
Jom Carrell Joint
Fred B. Buck was reelected
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R. D. is secretary and
‘sor. financial
Ferm: Urban Weaver,
i secretary, third term, and John
LJ. Whalen, treasurer, fifth term
| Richard Entler and
| Tryomzo, press commitiee. Joseph
Stuart, coward Bowderson Mr.
Tronzo, Fred Wiliams and Fran.
cis Parrish, members of
i board of directors
Arden Shovestull,
per: Mr. Stuart,
truck; Ronald theres
Other | engineer on squad cur, r.
Other | Soin and Simon Lantzy Sr,
engineer
members of the recreation com
mission.
| “Installation of the newly-elect-
ied officers will take piace on
! Thursday, Jan. 8.
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a Complete Selection
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children's |
secretary, eighth
recording |
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UNION PRESS COURIER
St. Francis College
Program Showing
Original Pageant At
Doyle Hall Tonight
A Christmas musical pageant
entitled ‘Bt. Francis and the
Btory of Hethiehem will be pre
sented for the second time this
Thursday evening. Dec. 11. by the
music and speech department of
Bt. Francis College, Loretto The
program scheduled to begin at
R15 p mm and will be held in
Dovie Hall on the Loretto cam
pus. It will be an original page
ant created and arranged by
Helen K Carroll of the 8t. Fran.
tig staff
Rev
mw
Father
head of
of Sit
Alfred Schendel
TOR the music depart
rent Francis and direct
of the program. has exiendad ap
invitation to the public to at
tend
Many joeal students
will Iw
portrayed in prominent character.
izations. They are: Kenneth Coop
er, Gallitzin, Clayton Burkey and
Thomas Lang, Cresson; Joe Fann
of Bakerton. Pete Parrish Cres
soni; Mary Grace Mastro, Cres
gem. Pauline Nesdor, Hastin
James Ratehford Cresson: Ed
ward Ryan, Cresson: Fred Mal
one, Cresson, Andrew Kirkpat-
rick, Spangler; John McNelis
Hastings. William Bengele, Lor
ett: Francis Horne, St. Augus
tine: Charles Noel Galiitzin
Paul Plummer, Cresson and Rav
Zimberting, Gallitzmn
The finale will features
mtehford of Cresson as soloist
He will sing "0 Holy Night
augmented by the combined glee
chub of St Fram College an
Mt: Alovsio College
Father Alfred sald that the
musicale will provide excellent
meditation for the Christmas aes
RON
A feature
evening will
presentation
tiscali events
will interrupt
the progriem
This vear's event
area pie and drama
their first opportunity to
musical portraying characters of
: Biblical dave It will also mark
the first appearance of a mixed
choral group at St Francis
Theme of the program will
that of Bt. Francis of Asem tell
ing his friars his story of Christ
mins. Six separale scenes port
raving the story of the Nativity
augrwented with traditions!
Christmas music, will be present
ed.
The program will be one of the
most elaborate to be shown at Bt
Francis. A cast of 88 Bt Fran
els students will participate
ichuded in the cast will be the
Inrgest number of co-win to be
featured in a SU Francis produ
tion
James
# Junin
oof
he
of
the musc
the conlinnous
dramatic andl
No intermission
the solemnity
will ¢
give nil
overs
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Christmas Holiday
‘Season Adds Fire
‘Hazards to Homes
North Cambria Fire
Chiefs Draw Checklist
Volunteer fire chiefs of North- | put its ranks have been filled |} profiminary hearing
‘em Cambria County warned to!
{day that combustible Christmas countity since its call to active Fulls, Revioe justice of the pihee
decorations introduce serious fire
{hazards during the current ses-
inom, and asked all ares citizens
ito take extra precautions to avold |
| turning holiday cheer into et
and (ragedy
The areas firemen recalled last
Year's tage Christmas fire in|
| Tijuana, a, California, when
‘34 died and 98 were Injured in a
ifire resulting from =» blazing ||
(Christmas trge at the annual
Shang at for orphans and
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persons or organizations holding |
parties at home, school or church: |
. Don't locate the Christmas!
near any stairwa
shaft which wou
or eleva
provide a
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To prevent a simi
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ap bbe 7 460
‘Cambria County Republicans!
ToPresent Final Double Democrats’ Spending
$26,699 GOP Total;
Demos List $12.42)
The past
cont tha Cam teri a
fican Committees
VOneyY ie hd
Commitice
This was
Dense jooounis
day bye
parties
ve Republicans reported ex
pendituites of $26.600, the Demo
rata $i 2421
However. another SLY was
spent ots hehall of the Democratic
ticket by the Cambria County
Political Action Committee (CIO:
which toordinated its politieal of
forts with the Democratic organ.
ization during the campaign
The GOP expense account
which vas mailed to Harrisburg,
shows hal more than 330.000 of
the total expenditures went for
aoriken. watchers and iranspor
tation. The Republican commitiee
reported a total of SER 000 In
emirib tions
(f the 513421 spent by the
Demoriatic Committees, more than
26 Loretto Legion
presidential election
aunty Repub
Fo pe #2 much
the Demoeratic
when ox
filed Thurs
major political
hse gel
were
the two
Members Honored
Lif: Memberships Are
Presented At Meeting
Twernt
Post
Wore Rwar
& eeling
v-#ix members of Lovet.
48, American Legion
ded life memberahips at
i ip last Thursfay evening
in the P Hom The awards
were iven for calstanding ser
t vice to the Legion
Thode honored are
fy
Joss
tH
Ft ®
as follows
PF. Rasenbhammer, Fran
cia 1. Baker
Bernard
2 Hasion
Powis F
bmagh,
rek J
Btrahnsier,
Raymond E
Kaoong,
y CC. Wenkiand
Hetlly, Albert BE
Pat J Burkhart, Herman J
Campiell fahn Moreland,
Kenneth A Iie Beh
Ctharies A. Rodgers Joseph
P. Crilley, Pal E Crilley, Char.
les EB. Davis John T. Raker
Georg D. Matz John W. Daugh-
Party, Gallitzin B. Moran, Edward
A. Willa and Charles K. Coons
Menibert wd Bold & Tes
timed al in honor of Com-
rgnclar Paul J. Wille In Jamuary
Mr Wills alse is commander
the lagoons 20th District
The unit volell Gemaliions
$25 wich to Beotiand Sebald
Lthe Christmas package Hund
mospitislized veterans Six
| members were admitted
Flew,
AY Tee Pat
Mock
F
Arthur J
SW
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Lrg
vis
Hiner
Of
of
ar
fur
FW
Marsteller Soldier
NCO School Grad
Arniv Sgt. David J Scheife |
whoss wife, Lilo, resides in Mare
teller. recently graduated from
the 21st Infantry Division's Non.
Commissioned Officer's School sf |
Camp Atterbury, Jdndiana.
ght techniques of combat leader
ship including infantry sound
txetict and deployment of men
snd equipment
His division
in a Missismippi-
Alabama National Cuard wat
with men from all parts of the
duly In Jan, 186}
Bgt Sehelfe
{ Heavy Mortar Company
Infaniry Regiment
158th |
Some people agree that hon
esty is the best policy for evry.
body eine
g Patton
| Dimocratic
Ralph J. M:Closkey. |
Lavwrents |
8. of $50 during
Wayne J Fam
During ihe course he was tav- |
is 8 member of |
3
‘8
$11.000 was spent for rr
wd transportation Bf voters, aif
coirding 10 the report The ma
part of the PAC money was
for The ame purpose -- reat
crs and for workers
AA AES aA
xpelises fled by
for the Senet Assembly in ihe
county nel
Coumily Bairiet — 1 i Pars |
28: Louis Rovansek,
and Alty. Philp
lio hoe”
5 Ee
en
bik ans
ati
Beats Ken John J Habivks of!
reclected for a Ath cof |
term, was the top a
spender in I ons,
Dxpenses of $2488, Wi |
$500
Commitics. He
Aonations totaling $1025. |
unsuccessful oppotent. Jolin |
Westmont Repubili-
: ped live
Hividual
rejjorting
“ding a
ported
His
Thomas Jr.
can. spent $1,108 during the capi: ©
Pmign
Rep.
own reported expenses of $2.50
mn bl ie A third term In
gress from the Tad District, con
mating of Cambria. Indiana and |
Armstrong Counties
Attorney William D. Shetlig atl
Ehensburg., Democratic nomines. |
spent 51.845 in his campaign 8
the threecoumty district
wp. Zavior listed contributions |
in the amount of $3.700, mostly |
froin the state finance and Repub
ean Cosamitiess of Penasyivania
Shettig reported contributions of
To Act On Taxes
Will Start Legal Action
Against Delinquents
Delingoent taxpayers in Gall
itrin soon may face legal actin
At & meeting of council Mo
Gly evening. It was announciv
timt Mrs. Adelaide McTague tax
collector, plans to institute legal
ention to collect outstanding tie
en
Cresson -Gallitzin eradit agmey.
cistiestor of earned incore ax in
tive borough, reported a collection
November
{hint Km
Council announced
neth Dawson has granted council
permission to use a lol with a
Main Street entrance for parking
‘purposes. The lot already has
heen graded and may be suriac - odd
a the near f{oture
Josuph Plisinaki, civil
director in the borough, reported
on the defense program. He talk-
Led on proposed establishment of
an sir-ground observation Osi.
Council appproved payment of
$1000 on tke borough's $5000
paving bill for the improvemant
af Chestunt Street. Parking will
pe prohibited between 2 and §
fi. mm. to allow show FemoOval on
borough streets
Renewal of public Jabilily in-
surance was discussed but saclion
ras postponed until the Dec.
reeling
Transient Handed
30-Day Jail Term
i transient,
petted
defense
erroneously
the Western Putstuntiany
sentenced to 30 dayx tn Cawidbria
County jail last
| imgraney charge
The
fit Hs Na
| inerly of Philadelphia, was
inst
Diniey
| ay afternoon before De
| une given a 30-day sentence.
oy toners of E
| Mtation of state police.
Grubman while he vas
anbbed
I! along Route 22 in’
Dinttehiking
|Ebanslburg.
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