age 04 Around Patton Patton FFA Member In National Contest Of Electric Welding Receives Book for Feed Mixer Entry Max Lampenfeld the Patton Chapter mers of America, nhie mention in National member of Future Far a lincoln Arc Welding Co Fo this accomplishment he received a hoolk entitled "Farm Are Weld ing.” His project consisted of feed mixer which he fri the school shop On Oct. 1 the Patton chapter purchased a six-month-old pure lired registered Berkshire from Byland Berkshire Farms fLondonville Ohio The father of the boar was stale winner the Hiinots and Ohio State constructad bist r at fairs The Thinnest... Most Elegant of New 19568 Models 17 Joweh, mode ond cored in Switzerlond by INIVADA IGRENCHEN Porld amass Jor fue watches sinde 187% $3350 Fol. Yau tut - We hove wen hundreds of men’s waterproof watches, but asver before one so thin, 30 superbly sleek ond elegant. This is the wotch for the modern mon wo wer onywhere . . onytime| 17 ait Ir wa shock resistant, guorontesds unbreak. oble meinspring ond balonce staff, Come in in for yours today! received honor | Electric | Welding contest, sponsored by the | fn Mrs, ORange 5-2652 Yiplion Press Courier ORange 5-3141 Storm. a member also bought a reg Berk gil the trip Ait hell Jerry chapter, | six-manth-okd Those making Jerry Storm and i per, Shapter members. They wecompanied hy Willian Jr. avisor and Patltw catiorial RETHL and William Cassidy vocational agriculture Elders Ri dge shire 3 piture ! fr £5 84) Frank Callahan i S-3¢ R. W. Turnbull Now At Ft. Eustis Specialist Third Class R W. Tarnbull, son of Mr an William Turnbull of 818 Avernije Patton : ferred Ft Ft. Eustis. Va | Transportation Battalion The battalion vide maintenan railwily squipm eitved on -the shops orf Aad road land camp Specialist ple trician in pany D (Rober has been Meade “ith fron Md re the io entered 1653 ie Ark A prad Schon, he fo by Johnston tee] Corn Episcopal Auxiliary Officers Inst alled {tiara « he W lary of Trin ty Bp at Pattn frist 10:15 Hol service Sunday by i Jordan (ticere fin the Mes (Clair Cunniy Mrs Alex Mra BE A repstrer o& WE re i m aries - ine iarg Are ident | nresident SCTE Ary Snyder, aducat { Rov Beckwith Fran: Mrs Thon lian social re lations Miss Janet Harrow chairman: Mrs Clif | supply chairman Gabrielson, United fig chairman In ade vice presidency, Mrs ihe Church Perud | manship Mrs premident cers for | | Miss Elsie Blankenhorn | Feted At Skating Party Elsie BI et Roller ssi Rink parents, Blankenh LB Xa Ann iB 4 Hier Py $v Thomas {rae presented ths installation ¥ New Miss inkenh | honored on nivergary a i Party at Cice § burg. The i honor by i Mra. Kenneth held last Sunday Atiending were Blankenhorn, Mary t Judy Stevens, Carol i Schwab, and Paul | Following the skating pny | young ladies were served a dell { puts luncheon st the BI home. Miss Blankerhon many nice gifis event her hy inKenho Fea - VALUES at Lipman’s | rt | PATTON AIR FORCE ( CAPTAIN HONORED Air # anime nda tion Rir ¥ (yee best Friday Mai Barren meritorious service at" on git § was Lt. Col Fark and a son of Mrs the late iim M swith the Tth J.agistd Robins AFR, ¢ Patton Pastor Is Dorot thy Bertison Named By Baptists Weds Paul McNulty Robins GOWN inning t ifwt affievr for Mel.aughlin, Alley, Mel v Milanghlin slips f800y mM { hye t § Warner errand gros Base materiel ribbon for project “Fall Alsty honored aughiin, a native of Patton prow of VYerenna, Pa aml of I SAF Globemaster ith he at rst is F504 prikot rt img Mn Supp pdguarters Presbyterian Unit ToDine At6 P.M. Rev. Barter Tells Of Life In Africa ASSEN ON § 8 STANDARD 80 TIMF ANNOUNCE FNGAGEMENT Forty Hours to Open At St. Mary's Church TO MEET TONIGHT The Patlon ATE A CAKE §0 Above Is the birthday calie, complete with 80 candles, baked to mark the birthday of Mrs. Agnes Mertens of Patton Sept. 23, The huge cake also had 80 colored flowers to which were attached ribbons, with glass swans at the end of each ribbon. Mrs. Mer. is the mother of E. A. Meitens, owner of Mertens Bakery here, W | Eberz P ApYAYSR i Miss UNION PRESS COURIER 12th Anniversary | Marked By WOM. | Biicceasstn 12th i Ve { "hanter | Pa nap er ! 1 the Moose ening, Oet Homes inner iH: 1 " anniver- f the On Wasi Wasi wh 5% Rina vy ay Sd featiired f Wi ag Wey Mary Lee Donahue Is Bride Saturday Ma of M / snd Seth Miss fee Donahue and Mrs Leo Stouffer wiffer of Waynes nited in marriage viturday, Oct 1, In Bt Mary's wrch Patton Father Ambrose OSH, performed the dou ceremony natarnces Sheehan of Eb i of honor and of Washington bent man atiired in dau Dona SOT of Helen FP i td LR Were Was Ina Denahue ge Ved bride as iN length veil A frees and attached carried a & White re A fuiy Filth matoh arried a ow veld 16 V¥ LETS Rey ist hearn wedding ill res Barbara E. Hetsko Is Bride In Detroit isugh ws Ing i i or lala i Joweph FE fu Jer Mr vi Be Marriage al Satur Aa mn pre Mass Wr ny in ii High indent iG v ¥ Mich i ¥ edged carried & praver +f green ivy Pelores Anuiax 8 friend of of honor. She was attr i Ioast Crystal ® niger $ h ress ow i it two Ta rig and she - Midas n Y oF 5 % the Dride gE i RB i ited ison. ( “| Crippled fom 4 while | | Yvonne i 707 Tuesday pita, his parents and a Lynn Ward TO MEET TONIGHT their of Ashland days with Mrs ther Tirpak Mr day accompanied and family ior at Hunter College {Ller's | #ity in i Dearborn Joh i Pre ile Liars ¢ teh Nhe | BE slam i, an ae ware woe watz en i+ § a “and BCCPRBOTIES & RT an carried An NE stemmed rr, visa the an Patric firs Jaworski Was 2 y¥ ed id deg rin flower WERE at an LL gowns of crystal with a ipiece ard JECHEROTIOS mich carried a boi WnR aAtemimed BE. Hetsko Jr if the bride was bea! Jolin Kalpaaky of [ if Lhe eg roam PF ollowing the 2113 Nhe i! in tle $ and Res et Pin 1 Jose ph brother man and elrait, eousin Wis usher CETRINONY & wed Lng breakfast was served at the Floewa Hall at Hamtiramek Mich for relatives and close friends couple reception was held ithe same place fr a wedd- Falls and Stipe Are now Mich Wed ling from Mr. and Mrs ar. and family Brie Es of the A the evening al Having returned on nj rip to Niagara Buffalo N.Y. the residing Detroit Allendin the ISIS Area were Joseph E Hetako ff Patton: Mrs aunt of the br and Mr . fF Pa $ 1g ens 13 in K de and Mrs the of Barneasboro Bleven Hetsko bride's grandpar say Home i Tonight At Lois Haluska Home The Junior Sodality of St George Church invites vou to participate in their October Home Hosary program. This evening the devolion ‘will be held at tho home of lois Haluska beginning | at 7 o'clock The schedule will continue as follows: Oct. 8, Mary ¥F. Senita Bll Second Ave; Oct. 10, Shirley Yalter, 105 Beech Ave: Oct 11 Carol Chverchko, 408 Magee Ave Oct. 13, Irene Plouse 713 Beech Ase. The time 7:00 o'clock During the month of October, Rosary devotions are being held in the church on Sungay and Wednesday evenings at 7:30 Ronny Tinnick Honored On Sixth Anniversary A birthday party wes held in honor of Ronny Tinnick's sixth birthday anniversary at the home Of his parents, Mr afd Mrs George Tinnick at Herriman Ave Those present were: Mrs Edith Schafer, Mr. and Mrs David Me- Connell and daughter, Darlene Mr. and Mrs Henry Morgan and children Bucky, Jimmy, Cookie and Ray Allen, Mrs Michael Be- rish and children, Michael and Gary, Mrs. Hubert Duriez Jr and daughters Sharon and Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Prosser and son David, Ronny, Georgie and Jimmy Tinnick. - * » VIEW AUXILIARY MEETING The regular meeting of the VFW Auxiliary will be held to night (Thursday) at 8 p m. in the post home The president urges all members lo attend siatler Waiter Crago. an | served Loni et | Beau- | 3 men's Boelely of Patton in Lex ege traching English at School family. Sandy Bel Thursday, October 6 1088 tmdy, RN, of Kenneth Rhody spent the past home of thelr Mrs Kenneth » FE. Paul Hoover Mary Catherine Francie Vescovi and her daughter, Marion of Patton R. D motored Sunday to Pittsburgh. While there Mr Hoover took part the Holy Name protess sjon They were accompanied hame by their son and brother, Pvt Bert Hoover, of Fort Knox. Ky. who spent a few days leave Chora § at th home of his parents Me Tree, Mr. and Mra Svylveste: Mr and Mra E W. FBEckenrode Doutrich of Blandburg and Mrs pent the week ond in Lewistown. Mary Johnson of Patton visited | Mes Eckenrode remained and will inst Wednesday with Mrs John spend the week with her sister, fan's relntives fn Altésma Wra fee Feathers who under Eletty of Washingtor went an operation last week at C, Daek Donahue of Arling | "he Lewistown Hospital and Miss Joann Dons ® ». 9 tiient at Mevrey School of Mursing., Pittsburgh gtd ov the wae ond hame Mr and Mrs Tom Mra (fvde Trexler of FI ID. fell at her home aa | nesdiay evening and fractured | right anlicle i Mr and Mrs Fun- | Lewittown. Pa York ith of a daughter. Dawn Marie Ann Sept. 21. Mrs Dinehart/ was the {former Donne Daugherty, daught of Mr and Mrx Tom Daugh & Pattom and Mes Wil tHinmaport. Pa arid Pa thera heen Mi Barbara sburgh and i! 8 Marines eri at the Mr. and { in Fires for the town, patisnt hil PR nas «N Joseph J. Della Valle Jr., | Aged 2, Dies Tuesday Vv and hizx condition is mueh | Jr miproved Mra Ralph Dunegan ghter, Mrs. Willi Williamaport. P in Johnstovn Mr. and Mrs A Patton RD wadding anni Ont 2 at their friends dropped in to more happy ér. The Walters Anniversary Car ghbors and Mm J © Dunlap of ; Ae whe Jr, 3 : ot som of Joseph and anchak) De Valls Paimer Ave. Patton, died an Oct. 4 Miners’ Hon Bpangie small chi Joseph J Pella iO ER " § 81 in and Mrs nd daughters and Mrs in 4 Walter Hth Sunday Many {hem yf Fb an 3 re ry they The Mrvived ¥ Ka Hy £7 hy 0 i frSAry home wish years togeth showered is from at & Arrangements in Funeral Ho * 8» 5 hom : in 4 Ire 9 Patton - MANY ne were with rye ” % ¥ friends The regular meeting of the W ye : of Christian Servite Methohist Churels held Thum 8 al nH pon Noy] Fal the Trinity will evening, Oct the Bunday Se lowing the business cial hour w L& 2 ihis day Fiery meesiing a held LE Dt Donahue 8 i 4] Mra Williarn daughters, 1] Ohio Dieryenbergor A28 ang vigited severu Derrenberger's fu and sister, Helen, at the home on Lang Avenus Derrenberger spent a few # At the Tirpak hone and WES hore by His wile tion va sradn | hue Additional Patton News On Page 3-A the Donan at 8 Patton Weed ha Des Diinebhart of announce the bir LZ 1 TTL Te Miss Catherine Tirpal. a ; Mew ty. was transferred io Arbor University, Mich Miss Veronica Tirpak gradus- last June from Muster C New York (Nty, and Jurdor New Yark City Mr snd Mrs Milton Hite Kenny vigitedd over the with Mr Btoltz's parunts and Mra Milton Stolts | Akron, Ohio f Mrs Mary day in Cherry Mes J Mra Connie York (ity with her Sant uc Misa Ann T fram Hunter ity, and ar wer y Mr Ww ofl- |e oy a ans Bi High of the itz ane t) and Mxh week end Mra | Mr wv 1 # time Ww law An ay radan area mes of Faiph Mr an Hastings ari Mr Mrs “ re ”™ Fra i¥ gel ¥ ir parents ininegan, of rennix Riordan 3 Mloffman is ith his son Mr M GOETH nghtes anid Joh rumen Tree writ} Dunian (GAremno, of Now HFeN ‘ “avn in and in spending woe LHe | Rogers daurhiter r and Mea Ome Indosr sbhott ¥ . SH 2 5 mother, Mry. George sreensh I's Fun! I's Exciting | It's Good for You! the whole. everybody friends, he You'll ike ii mosphers our you i¥ ng pak Finn graduated inte College, New York working on Mus dagree at Co inp New York and Mra 1. Mich after spending the former's me neon Mrs { Catherine, of Runds vy AArence i% her nt and ¥ wma Un My Sunday Pe Afternoons and Fyenings A&B BOWLING CENTER Moose Bullding COALPORT, PA. A tt he r Storm and Loretto BI» vis with Mr Storms Af the MHoapital fir | Children, att Elizabeth YO MAKE THE NEWS . + « and it’s YOUR NEWSPAPER py" Craml faughter Yes, you make the news-and it's your newspape: A silly statement? Not at all. It's the truth. YOU and YOU and YOU . . . 160,000,000 “YOUS" nation's news each hour, each day, each week. make this Some of you live in towns, some on farms, some in the cities. Some of YOU are men, some women, and Some are children. Some of you are famous—-in agriculture, politics, religion, industry, or a hundred other vocations. Some are just “little wheels.” Buy YOU make the news. Some of you are rich. Some poor, some in-between. Your actions, your thoughts, your opinions are the daily grist. Multiplied a millionfold and more, they crystalize mto decisions, big and hittle, manor or earth-shaking. And it's YOUR newspaper because printed here are all of these activities and thoughts of yvours—from birth to death. YOUR newspaper and osly your newspaper can bring them to you. And, because of it-—this mass of knowledge-—power comes to you, for An Informed Press Means An Informed People NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK OCTOBER 1-8, 1955 Union Press-Couri PATTON, PA.
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