Thursday, July 14, 1055
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Patients’ Record
The following is the list of gati- |
nts admitted and discharged at
ths Cutver Hospital for the past |
ADMITTED
Charlotte Becquet, Helen Ger-
oskie, Grace Kane, Ann Barnacle,
Perena Macchiont, Joseph Dumm,
Patty Westrick, William Deluci,
Thomas Soos, Charles Flelcher,
John Gibbs, Herman Gibbs Irs
ene Stahl, Joseph, Tyminski, Ca-
therine Meinyk, Dorothy Aineff,
Robert Drzal, Paul Smago, John
Simpson, Edward Masur, Susan
Busminsky, Gerald Stephens, Fl-
orence PBurket, John Williams
William Yossick and Ronald
Swartz
DISCHARGED
Anna Jean Hagens, John W |
Hughes, Anna Farrell Lavon Sn-|
en, Ann Barnacle, Patty West
rick, Thomas Soos, Charles Fiet- |
ches John Gibb, Herman Gibb
and Robert Drzal
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stahl |
Ebensburg, daughter, Margare! |
Rose, July §
Mr. and Mrs. John Stephens |
Ebensburg, daughter, Hope Renee |
July 10 :
Mr. and Mrs Paul Urbain, Pat-|
ton, son, Jamea July 9 :
Mr and Mrs Paul Kane Eb-|
ensburg, SON Mark Andrew, |
July 5 |
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Aronoff, |
Colver, son, Kim, July #
Mr and Mrs George Bobick
Barneshore, son, July 11
COLYER
By maf -woyvy J0NEs
Qolver Presbyterian Church
Rev. A RR HRowiand Pastor
Bunday Church School at 948 & |
|. Nelson Mentch, supt:. Moraing
eter ane p
CW y-408 p m., Wanans!
Missionary Society will mest at the
home of Mrs Joha Aitken
Thursday 308 p mm Uround break
Hig evremony for the sddisn to the
Presbyterian Home for Aged
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Holy Family Cstholle Church
Rev. Futher John J. Ours, Pasir.
Sundey Children's Mass ai 200 a |
W.. Rosary In Slovak from 943 to]
Wi5 sa mm: Parochial Mass at 1) 00
Rosary and Benediction st
pm
Ssturday-—Confessions from 200 to
and TOO to SOO p mm
13 Pp. Wm. Confrater.
Bitty Class group discussion of re
Hgious problems
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Mr. and Mrs Edward Bachelon
of Alexandria, Va. visited at the!
home of the lady's parents, Mr
and Mrs Geo. Smith recently i
. Delores Belin and Mary Man
ion of Belleville, N J. are visi!
ng a their homes here.
Widdowson of Buffalo, N.|
¥., spent the week end at Ris!
home here
and
Biv
Patient at Mercy Hospital in|
last week, :
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hupf of
Ridley Park, near Philadeiphia, |
Spent last week visiting at the
i of the lady's parents Mr
and Mrs. Roy Jones
ter of Mr |
r, spent the
July at her home here |
bis employed in Harrisburg.
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Sets Ski Record
DRIDRES KIPFLR cults through
heavy seas as she rides on one
ski from Miami Beach, Fla, to
Nassau, Bahamas, setting » new
salt water distance record She
made the trip in 10 hours, 25
minutes, breaking the old dis.
tance mark of 196 miles that was
sei on two skis The mermaid
enced the trip exhausted, her
hands blistered. (International)
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UNION PRESS -COURIER
Mr and Mrs Paul Jones of |
Barreasbore visited Mr and Mrs
Rov Jones last Rurnday
Mr. anid Mrs Roy Jones re
{ turned homme last Monday after |
spending their vacation at Ridley |
| Park and Cape May Courthouse |
| They were accompanied home by
| their son. Bobby, who spent three |
| Wweelta with his uncle and sunt, |
Mr. and Mre Roy Gray al Cape
May Courthouse N J
Ixmaid Pastir of Cleveland, ©,
spent a week's vatalion here at
| the home of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pellegrino
of Altoona visited al the Bam
Belin home on Sunday
Mir. and Mrs Al Hupf of Ridley
Park visited Bunday at the Roy
Jones home
Mr. and Mrs. Wasco Tokarchick |
and son and Mrs Andy Mehales |
{of Cleveland, Ohio, spent Ratur |
day at Mike Pastir home
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith |
spent! their vacation in Elmira |
New York :
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To help coats and dresses keep
their shape, fasten the top but
ton when they're on the hanger
Pent Stale extension clothing
specialists suggest
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Paul Kopylee, Glen Campbell,
and Audrey Riates Marsteller
Robert E Leonard Patton, ands
Dorcthy M Gregory, Patton
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Increase Sought In Bond to
| Guarantee Strip Mine Filling
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chael J. Needham and Joseph CG.
Wargo of Lackawanna County,
Rovansek, who is a coal miner,
and Rap. C O Williams (D-
Washington), House Mines Com.
mittee Chairman, co-sponsored
two other administration meas
ures introduced Monday and in.
tended to plug loopholes in strip
mining laws
Otie of these pould require bi.
tuminous strip operators to file
“a paap on a scale of 100 feet to
the inch” showing the exact lo
in of their operations
Rovanstk said this bill grew
foul of conferences between operas
tors and state Mines Department
officials, and has the support of
both.
“Cluite 5 tow of the operators
have beer: barging in on one an
other and their property.” he de
clared. “‘Mhis bill is to protect
the operators so they don't have
any battles among themselves.”
Another measure would require
that & bituminous operator who
sontinues to work one area for
more than a year be required to
file a new map of his operations
at the end of each year.
Rovansek said this was inten-
ded to prevent bituminous opers-
tors “frown taking out more cos’
thar they less.”
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