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Nelson, McDonald to Hea
Cambria Democratic Slate
Endorsements Given At Meeting
Of Party Leaders Friday Evening
The powerful Democratic or
ganization last Friday night gave
its blessing to a primary slate of
21 candidates drawn up by party
leaclers. In Johnstown the city
teket wili be headed by Sheriff
John A. Conway for Mavor,
Councilman Robert G Hannan
gnd Raymond E. McDermott for
council,
The county
and
ticket will be 1
by Attorney Alton A. Mec.
ald, Ebensburg, for judge
common pleas court; Judge A A
(Jisamy) Nelson, Ebensburg, for
reelection to erphans’ court
Attorney Arnold I). Smorto,
neshoro, for district attorney.
After tne slate of one
for each office was offered
5.
+
and declared hinwself a candidate
for district attorey,
the outcome of the siating a
Risi in his own
saidl he “Nad bored oot
tam
of
he interest of unity and solidar-
ity In the party” The
bors attorney faid he had his
heart set on ninning for fudge
Put in the interwst of party har
mony instead atcepted the rec
aminendation that he rin for dis.
trict attorney
On a standing vote, Smarto
was declared the winner over
Wolfe by 268 fo 8. A metion
te make the votes unanimous
drow two recorded nays. Later
Wolfe walked over to Siserte
aml told him that i would be
8 {ight to the finish in the pri-
mary.
There were no
Hens froem the floor and the siate
a8 presented by party leaders for
the city and county
piéiented by party leaders was
sted The county slated can-
difates follow:
Judge of commen pleas court
Attirney McDonnid
Judge of orphans’ court Judge
Nealon, incumbent
District Attorney
Bmarto,
Treasurer Joseph FP. Roberts,
Cresson, now deputy sheriff and
formerly chief gun's detective.
Ricorder of ~Detnis L
Wesirick, AB oie now county
tresssurer.
— Pat Farrell,
Coenmissioners
Tom snd Thomas A. Owens, |
Cartolitown, incumbents
Prothonotary Joseph C
Balstown. incumbent.
of Wills Michael
Haat: incumbent.
2 eres. MM CC
Jr. Portage Township, incumbent
. Clerk of Courts Joseph ©
Wes, Portage RD. incumbent
: Joseph Govekar, Fran.
Attorney
Dedlan,
3
Bradley,
he county slate was read hy
Firgll F. Moraca, secretary of the
county executive commitiee
"An calied for Pucently by Chair-
man to, the convention wi-
ped off books a rule to sup-
uit ges.
a i Ere 10-year-old
the Detnocrats resolved that:
Republican Cam-
of
and |
Bar- |
name |
Da- |
vid C. Wolfe, Jokinstown, stood ap |
regardiess of |
behalf 8mort: ) |
the ;
jcture for the judgeship and in!
Barnes. |
other nomina- |
offices as | —
Chervenas.
LE #
ting
BOY
teandidates
oCratic
and has
fi principle
dorsement
reelection
At me of
Torquato spoke briefly
of the Demo
candidates
in Oppoaitl
ted and sit
refused to
a
pa.
Or i
of! sittin
the ol:
orsing
mary
“We can make mistakes
selecting candidates,” said
County COChulrrman, “hat
Fn
thir
don’t
Drop In Producted
Noted In 18th District
§ Both
: [roduction dropped
ituminous Instrict
Richard E rE
ins tor for the &ists
includes Northeastern
County, reported
at put at a total of 1
1760. 137 tora
The district also embrace
coRl pits in Ha ’ Huntin
{ Fulton and Bedfo Conn
i Accidents were at a low level
during the year. No fatalitieq
were recorded. Two mishaps
each resulted in disability of 60)
days or more. Minor accidents
totaled 18.
In addition to the ton
duced by the
83 small mines
employ rent
(ene
CORTRE OLA
{M5 260
issn than
&
evra reid
SR/ch
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think
ben
Vore the yeary we
4 &
stcvess fol
over
have pretty
Northeastern Cambria Coal Output
By Big Mines 587,870 Tons In 1954
F baugh Fy
by
| Banner Grange
Hears Prof. Dale
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LATY
will moon
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and
mation
in conducting meetings After spe
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talk concerned the
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Frocedure which the
mnlete
explained that the NETS
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other groups fe
the
Sunday
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Tuesday ¢
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Merry Hosnita
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Meets Tuesday Evening
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Phone Fireside 4709
Miss Nancy Luther,
William Lantzy,
‘Wed On Safutoy
Miss Nancy Luther daug
i Mrs. Fred Luther and ighte iate |
{Fred Luther, was united in may
riage to Myr. William lantzy, son
of Mra Wilfred Lantzy and the
inte Wilfred Lantzy of Hastings
| Saturday, Feliruary 18th
The double ring ceremony
| performed at sleven-thirty in
Eenedict's Roman Catholic Chu
th, the Rev. Father 1Lillig. OSH
officiating, with Bev. Father Paul
Thomas, assistant pastor of Holy
Name Church, Ebensburg, presert
im the Sanctuary. Following the
ritosl, the High Mass with Mr
M.D. Connell presiding at the ot
an, wa: sung by the Senior
hotr., John, Daniel and Bichard
Connell were soloists After Mas
as the participants faced the Al
tar of the Virgin, the Choir sang
“Om This Day. Oh Beautiful Mo
ther.”
Miss Luther was given in may
riage by her uncle, James Keer
an of Philadephia, and was beay
tifullly attired in a champagne
chantilly printess style lace dress
ballerina lenyrth,
mother-of -peari sequins weer]
pearls and brilliants Her silk il |
iusion finger-lip veil was held
a band of lace, adorned with sb |
quins and seed pearls. She car
attached a white orchid
Sally Luther was her
maid of honor. Bhe wore a rovi
blue taffeta fown, princess style, |
and bandeau of matching |
, and curried a Colonial bo
quet "of ice-llue and white car-
nations. Miss Jean Buck of Carr
olitown and Miss Dawn Har! |
aan of Pittsburgh, served as the
bridesmaids. Their princeas-style |
ballerina length gowns, with mat- |
ching slippery and bandesu, wee |
tastefully contrasted by Colonia |
bouquets of 1wyal blue and while |
carnations.
Gerald Lantzy of Cleveland, CO
served as his brother's best man
The ushers were Dr. Barry West- |
over, Erie; G ¢ Dimento,
Joucpis olino, Spangler,’
Dy a Nelis, Hastings
Immediately following the cer-
emony & redeption was held ut]
the home of the bride The fol-|
out-of-town guests attend
ed: rs. Wilfred lantzy. Mis
{ Rose Molino: Anne, Gertrude and |
George Bakijjco, Mr. and 1s
Harry Kelly, Mo. and Mrs. Chet
Entler, Mr. und Mra. George Di-|
mento, Mr. and Mrs. William Be- |
arer, ali of Hastings: Mr. and
Mrs. John Lantty, Mr. and Mis
Dennis Keenun and Mr aba Mis.
Joseph Molino, Spangler. Mr. an
Mrs. H Britcher, Mr. and
Mrs. Patric McNany, Johnstown.
Katherizie Keenan, Windber. Jo-
nhin. ami 3 Joneth Keenan, Phils |
Mrs. Barry West- |
over, Selphy, Misses Marcelline and |
Colette Luther and Mrs Mary]
Williams, LeRoy, N. Y. Mr and |
Mrs. Ferd Thomas, Mr. and Mrs |
John. Anderson, Mrs. Emma]
Thomas, Ebensburg. Mr. and Mrs. |
Frank Mulligan, Rose Marie and |
Thomas Mulli McKeesport. |
Larry OToole, Vivian Colona, Jane |
‘Krump, Mary Kapitan: Dolly,’
Caroline and Jean Buck, Dawe |
Hartman, all of Pittsburgh. Pe
ter . Boston, Mass. Joun
. Bud Baird, Leo Cali
well, Paul Strittmatter, Indiana. |
Captain Fred J. Fees, Quantico, |
Va. Jeanne Barnard, Cresson.
Paul McNeliy, Hastings. Mr. and
Mrs. Prank Zalisnock, St. Ben
edict. Joyce Jamison, Waynesburg.
Steve Mr, and Mrs. War-
, and Mrs. Georjfe
, and Mrs. Bill Rhy-
ee and Mrs. Stan Pawlowski
| BERRON
embroidered In | ¢
ried a bridal missal to which wis | re
i March
sister's | ¢
{ charge of
i ner
{ for Blate Becretary
Hap t
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Madig
Mr Frank Young
eX and Mrs
shurg. Mr
Patton
‘Scouts Readying
_ For Winter Camp
Froop 71 to Visit Blue
Knob Next Weekend
a a
week end
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of Narlh
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and
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fetailedd
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gieeDing SEP |
the direction of |
wold scouts that
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they must
next
Roll Was
were informed (hat
present DAcK racks at
The meeling was
harge of the Apache Patrol, fo
Eagle patrol, and this
was in charge of
ai
unit
ven
rey
Was Lhe
i ies # ppd
i ing & BLran:
Will
flernoon
Boaat a
Fridey a
urn home an
8 The
ttee leaders
the Love
March i and
Sunday afternoon
#Onutaanter
Ww be
atl outing
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the
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Ted Keenan Attends
' Test:monial for Torquate
Teammate’s Testimonial
Charles (Teddy Keenan assist
ant football conch and basketball
coach apd head irsck mentor, at
Northern Cambria Joint High
School, and a resident of Carroll
{ town, attended & testimonial din-
in Windber
of Labor and
Industry John KR. Torquato, Johns-
own, The affair was aponscired by
citizens of Windber
Mr. Keenan and Mr. Torguato
both former residents of Windber,
were football teammates when
they attended Windber High
i School. Both were rated an top-
! notch athletes during their high
Shoo) days
Sunday evening
La
Legion to Nominaie,
See Local Sesqui Films
Nomination of delegates to the
state convention in PMttaburgh
this summer will feature a meet-
ing of Fox-Peale Post, American
Legion, next Wednesday at 8:30
p.m A 10-minute motium picture
also will be shown by the Ameri-
can Red Cross.
Following the meeting. George
R. Bender will how his motion
pictures of the uitentennial
observance in Ca Desquisem plus
i other films,
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' Girls Quizzed On Troop
At Meeting Thursday
Girls were quizited on oy Troop.
a4 badge at a meeting of Giri
| Scout Troop 208, Carrolitown, on
| Thursday evening of lust week
{ The meeting was called to order
' by Kathy Lieb, president.
Janet Bender, scribe and troop
treasurer, read minutes of last
meeting and also made roll call
Following the session several
Songs,
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEET
The Ladies’ Democratic Club
will hold their rofula Inout
meeting Monday, 28, at
o'clock in the fire hall
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and |
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State
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and
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| Church Dinner to Be Harrisburg, visk
. Held Here On Sunday |
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| town,
day, Feb.
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persons fo
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| PLAN BANQT BET MARCH 71
At
I pany
iE a donation
[Red Cross. Plans were
{a banguetl to be held at
| repuiar meeting, Mar
& Clone
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| 14th,
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week's |
in
{ded
Paul,
| Cleveland,
Mr
er,
Mr
Johnatomen
of Mr
Sunday
Father Conal Pleister
the sohao!
called
president
Scribe Bernice
minut
Mary Jo
adults
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those preparir
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the
suffered
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near Spans
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Mrs. Reger
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and More
and Mra Adrian
berger RAnouncs Lhe bi
aon. Feb 19. st Miners Ho
Rev Father Ferdinand
OSB Bad been 4
satient xt Mercy
the Dasl
Benedict's Church
will hold a dinner
27. In the om
Time: 12.30 and
$100. ehitdren
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ticket
than
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& 9 #
of the Fae
Monday
voted to
mundde fo
the next
21. at 8
the Hotel eBarer Foes
& meeting ¢ 4 adits
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beggh
on with
where Uhey vine
Was
Mrs 4 Knnhle Mra
in & of Mra Sha
Mr 4d Knobde an
i mounce the birth of a son, Feb
be by March | 31, at Columbls Hauptia Pitts
Marguerite Sha ’- ; burgh Mrs. Knoble is ihe me
s : . i Nnney Bue Sharbaugh
* Mildred Zern Mr. and Mra Harry |
4 y Aheit ie # Tahal arn
and Mra. Cyril Shuss atten. aan py ADI ATO
he wedding of Cyril's broth- |. nd Mrs Clem
who Was
rd SH. For Rlandburg Fvaagelical Lotheran
k rs. John Church, Blandbury.
visite al ’ ray Jee EB Wold
and Mra Merle Kirsch on Sunday Peb 3
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