Bellwood Bulletin 1925-06-11

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VOL. XXXVIII.
BELLWbi
LOCAL NEWS COLUMN
Short Items That Will Inter-
eat Our Readers
BRIEF SUMMARY^F THE WEEK
Teres FsraatsaiB Canooralai tta Bslaas
al Oar lsrsa|b  Tba OoIbbsB
Oarl-dMeribsrsBalay.
—Plants—Cabbage,cauliflower,
beat, tomato. Oall ou J. H.
Kurtz, Blair street. 15-8t
—A fioa boy baby arrived at
tha borne of Cloyd Estep oa
North 8ixth street last  Monday.
—Tba Sanday school board of
tha Methodist church will meet
on Thursday evening at 7.80. Beside tbe regular business session
there will be departmental confer-
encea and a short address on
"Missionary Ed oca tion in the
Sanday 8chool" by tbe Bev. E. 0.
Myers, ot Altoooa. Tbe evening
will close witb a social period in
cbarge of the offlcera aad teachers
of the junior departments.
—Logan Valley Baptist chareh
Bev. H. G. Dooley, pastor.
Preaching at 10.45 a. at. by tba
paatof, subject, "Bemembered."
Tbe observance of the Lord's sop.
per wilt fellow tbe moruing ser*
mon. Children's day service with
special and interesting features,
alao an address by tbe paator, at
7 80. Sabbath school 9.30. Midweek prayer meeting Wednesday
7.80. Yoang peoples meeting
Sanday evening at 6.80.
Min SHOW WILL IE HELD
af La B.u* tfeaatrs Witt
Snatohing tba lead from towoa
several times its size Bellwood ia
to stage aa honest to goodness
boxing show on Jone 12. The
LaBelle theatre, scene et pleasures
active, silent aod spoken, will
bouse tbe project of enterprising
promoters.
Donald Bank and Kid Por,
two maulers hovering around tba
185 lb, claf s will exchange clouts
ia the semi wladop. Ciok Thorpe
the Pighting Gob will boon hand
to step with some fast lad not yet
signed.
For tbe main at'rac'ion, Eddie
Tourner ot Glasgow and Johnny
Bar will trade gentle and healthy
clout*. Botb boys pack wallops
tbat never tall to place their
human targets iu the horizontal
position usually associated witb
prize ring outs. Tbeir appearance
in the square circle bas never
failed to arouse untold interest.
Jimmie Beedtr, at one time,
bolder ol Altoona's lis tic spotlight
dropped iuto the rooms last evening with tidings ot tbe scheduled
brawl. Jimmie.guarantees lively
acts and be ahould know.
Although the loll program bas
not yet been arranged, enough
has beea settled to guarantee
scrap pilgrims big rotovaa for box
office offerings.
GRADUATES IN
TS
RP        m tta —tm MUt I
Bellwood bigh sobool cbiae
1925 left on train No. 4 at Jfl
a. m. Tuesday for Washii
D.   C,  to apend  several
sightseeing.   Tbe party ino)
Principal F. A.  Hamilton
Misa Helen Wilaoa aa cbapei
Misa Eatella Hollen waa the
member of tbe claee who
not go.   Thoae who boarded
train    were:    Mildred    Mo;
Charlotte   Wharton, Anna Epl
Matilda     Cornmeseer,
McCloskey, Helen Cherry, Pi
Persing, Catherine  Prioe*  Clair
Wertz, Margaret  Bead,   Esther
Rhodes, Irene   Hollinger,  Zella
Goss, Maria Armstrong, Marion
Cratper,   Maty   Jamison, Helen
Bland,    Clifford    Peck,    Joho
Bechtol, Charles Hetrick, Mary
8haoer,    Mary Moffitt,    Frank
Estep.
The class bad put on benefits
ot various -kinds to provide
money for the trip and bad
goad success. A large crowd ot
friaada assembled at tbe station
to aee tbe crowd off. Thursday is
the time aat for the return.
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-******^ongrewmauJ. Banks Euiiz,
who haa slipped  away from bia
Altoona home with bia family lor
a complete reat, is expected to announce bia candidacy for re-elec
tion to congress shortly  atVer h,a
return.   Although aootber election comas in between the pteseia
time and the date for selecting a
congressman lor this distriot, nevertheless Mr.  Kurlz   believes in
announcing bia candidacy early.
Tha local congressional diet riot is
composed of Blair  and Bedford
counties.   Congressman Eurtz is
aervi ng bia aecond term ia Washington.   Wben be sought the position ia tbe last campaign he had
aa hia opponent Major Albert O.
Keg, a veteran of the World war
aad well known national guardsman.   Although tbara haa beta
-   no definite announcement  it  ia
presumed that  Major  King will
not ba a candidate again tbto year.
Whether the veterans will pot ap
a candidate  for  tba nomination
remains to be seen.
Latsssrsa Ghana Betas
The Chareh Training class will
meet   Friday   evening   in   the
rSaadayaebooTroo-S*"€*SK*a-*
Oar Daily Bible Vacation
School will be-, in Monday morning at 9 o'olook. Every child nf
the chareh sboald attend tbis
school.
Services for Sanday—Sunday
school at 9:80 a. m., J. M. Lupfer,
aupt. Leaaoa for study, "The
Church in Aalioch." Morning
worship at 10:45,Subject, "Jesus,
Tbe Maa." Christisn Endeavor
at 6*80 p. m., moatiag lad by Mrs.
H. N. Walker Topic for discossi
on, "Leidersbip, Its price aad Its
Bewards." Evening Worship at
7;80, subject, "Two Friends."
Mid-week services Wednesday
evening at 7:80. All who desire to
worship with ua are moat cordially invited to do so. Visitors
alwaya welcomed. Come aad
bring your friends.
Harry IT. Wa„khr, Pastor
ta Stera-tsva
Mrs. B. B. Levengood, daughter
Elizabeth and sons Rodman and
William; Mrs. M. D. Boyer,
daughter Catharine and sons,
Johu and Boy; Mrs. E. E. Ardrey
daughter Ethel, Isabel aad Alic,
aooa Paul, Ellis and Albert,
motored to Stormetowo and
spent Sanday at the home of Mr.
aad Mra. James Eider. Others in
the^ party were Mr. and Mra.
Milton Walker, daughter Sarah
and sons Charles and Curtis, Mrs.
Sarah A. Smith, of Marengo;
Mr. aad Mra. Edgar Way aad
aon Gerald, of Altoona; Miss
Pearl Bider.
Saaeay at tba bWbodisi Obarab
Bev. L. A. Welliver, paator. It
will be Childrena*  Day - at tbe
Methodist   chnroh   on Sunday.
Special programs will be rendered
at botb Jim morning aad evening
services.   Tba beginnere an! feri •
mary departments of tbe Sunday
achool ***# Jspg^tem
morning program.' Ati ^^^
vice the sacrament of bapliet*
be administered and aew   members will   be  admitted iato  tbe
ohareh.   The    boar    bee been
changed trom 10.45 to 10.15 a. ai.
At 7.80 p. m. a pageant entitled
"The Light oftbe World" will be
given by members  ot the junior,
intermediate and yonng peoples'
departments oftbe Sunday aohool.
Thia ia tbe pageant  wbiob waa
given   at   tbe World's Sanday
School convention at Tokie a few
yeara ago.   Tbe yoaog   people
have beea working hard ia  preparing for it and promise a splendid pageant.
Sunday school will convene at
the usual hour 9.30, bat tbere will
be no Epworth League.
Daily Vacation Bible aohool
tvill begin on Monday at 9 a. m.
OliissBs  last aaa
laBBsetsi
iod of yeara, at least
p, Bellwood has bean
musical organization,
these   intervening
aad for a brass band
tly felt, and especi-
demonatations, wben
n necessary to procure
outside source.   Now
, Bellwood ia soon again
munical organization,
to thia end were taken
nday evening when thirty
'de awake musicians and
wbo are willing to lend
support, assembled in tbe
lesser ball on Main  street
greatest of harmony and
prevailed  tbrougbout  tbe
eg and from the enthusiasm
tested the new organisation
air to get aa early atari,
or many yeara Ibe borough
fa crack band and its services
freely given  upon all local
ions,  and not infrequently
called to ether towns tn assist
emonstations.   A brats band
pep and life in any com amend ahoald have the strong
cial support of the towns-
pie.   At  tbe   meeting   only
jlminary    plans were made,
Pjtvthe organization will become
ferm fixture in the community.
. ^regular meeting place will be
Reared,   likely   in  the pablic
kg, whioh  waa tbe head-
of the former band.
*f«tr__gicted:
mtmmmtoePmP ■*■*■-***«_ 1
   ^a^^acV
it, C. H. Pattott* secretary,
1. £|Patton, jr.; treasurer, D. H.
Hamen director, Prod H. W.
Schalles; librarian, Paul Becbtol.
Pilomotors of the enterprise feel
tlwt ander leadership of Prof.
Soballei, thoy wilt have a band
that will do oredit to the town.
em mm bill ignored PERSONAL PUG
Evict***** an 1st laatala Ofcarje  JM
Ua last aas-rsr la Dealt
The grand jury baa been in session at Hollidaysburg tor the paat
few  days hearing presentments
placed before it  by the  district
attorney.   Among tbe bills   disposed of on  Taeaday waa one
charging Constable Gill, of Altoona, with murder.   Two weeks
ago Constable Gill, armed witb a
warrant   proceeded   to  arrest a
maniand in the attempt the would-
be prisoner  displayed a  firearm
aod attempted to make bia escape,
when tbe officer fired a number
of shots to frighten the man, two
of wbieh    took  effect, causing
death.   The   grand   jury  gave
evidence before  it  careful consideration aod at ita conclusion
ignored the bill.
A true bill bas bean found by
the grand jury against County
Commissioner John B. Dunkle,
who is charged witb having
driven an automobile while io an
intoxicated condition. Hia trial
will likely oome ap be fore' the
court next week.
People Who Vial Hera
Thoae Who Go Away.
MOIEMEiml-lR et
Oasata Wbe Are Mart alao*" by
Wka ffravel Ta aal tts*
aa lalareay
Everything ia well set for the
races at Tipton on Saturday, tbe
drivera have all arrived aod bave
bete at the bowl trying oat their
can, aome of whom bava already
made records. Visitors from a
distance bave began arriving aad
It ie predicted tbat tbe attendance
will be for greater tbaa at time
ia tha mmmttat the speedway.
Tares hi Oas Fanlly -.rajaata
Isaac Jamison, and wife, North
Second atreet, have three children
iu graduating classes this year.
Their daughter, Miss Carrie, will
receive a diploma from tbe
Millersviile state normal sohool
today. Mn. Jamison ia attending commencement tbere. Miss
Jamison will teach in Tyrone this
year. Another daughter, Miaa
Mary, was a menber of the Bell
wood high claaa of 1925, and
tbeir ion Frank', a graduate of
Bute College in the class of 1024,
will graduate this year from the
agricultural aollege of tha state of
Iowa, looated at Aaaa Iowa.
A MBBOM-I, MT TH0TJMT
Thto morning bring, to meinany a thought,
It remind, on. tt haw many flower* bas tt***
bought
For tbos* wh* bam gone to that heaven'-' shore
For the** whom we loved bal OM ss* them no
A Sir. AaaaalHwawrlal Ssrvioss
The mthnbers of Bellwood
lodge No. l81,Koightsof Pythias,
will hold their annual memorial
service on Sanday afternoon. All
members are requested to meet at
the ball Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock aad proceed to Logan
Valley cemetery, where Bev. W.
m. Memmert, paator of the. Pree-
byteriaa church, will deliver the
memorial address. Every member is urged to :be pro-oat All
who oaa are requested to bring
flowers.    PJ§£i
And yet after all there'! no need to feel ua.
It we treated tbem right we hav* ****** to feel
-.§**>
Batif wehav. neg'ectedorr datjr, -
Thoae flowers will never bring forth beaatjr.   I
It I* only * mockery in Ood's eyea,
To Bim tbat sorely la all wfao.
To s*«nd oar money for thoa. that are dead.
White many around na-ara hungry tor broad.
8o let na forget th* things of the past.
And God will .only reward us at hut;
But while w* are bet* aad able to do it,
Let u« help thore In need, w* will waver ra* it.
I went ta a funeral aome time ago.
The flowers that wora made quit* a show,
And ye* tb* widow ef Mm that waa dead,
Had very poor proepeota of fladlng b.ea_.
For three lHtloohlldron who h«d no dad,
Don't yoa think it seem* too bad.
To spend our mosey fOr a Bower,
Wheo the widow and children aaed wheatSourf
t don't attaa by this ttat 1 don't 'Un a*-*-Mk£i
I have fast heeo pla-ittag tbem in toUU Ji
■Queer*,   -
Bnt the flown that are the moat worth gltl-m.
Are th* flower* we grn te eat fries-*** wfcBe
irvlng. ■
Wemayaotbeable to glv* a great deal.
We may not tm s*l* to fu«l*h a saa-J,
Bnt we all oa* Bad a pleasant I"
Whether we are poor or no*.
-W. a.DavMao-,1
Mantel la Aalls Tswaablf
A very pretty  Jane wedding
waa oelebrated  Jane   8 at tbe
home  of.Mr. end   Mia. E. E.
Leaob, tbe bride's parenta on the
Trbut farm near Pinecrott, at
8 '/ o'clock. Tbe contracting
payties were Jamea D. Evans ot
Bt>Jlwood, son of J. C. and Mrs.
Evans, and Miss Gertrude
Elizabeth Leach. The wedding
an emony in whioh the ring waa
aa| Id waa performed by Bev.
Jofc-jph F. Anderson of Bellwood
JaMtaa Leach brother ot the bride,
wnu best man while Miss Hazel
Fulton of Tyrone waa bridesmaid
Time wedding march was rendered
[the piano by Mr** S Z. Miller
phihpsburg. Tbe father gave
thi* bride away. Tbe decorations
weire of evergreens and iris.
Prfseents were numerous and
aable. Refreshments were
al aad delicious. Guests to
number of thirty-five were
jjt from Lewistown, Tyrone,
lipsburg, Juniata and Bell-
all being relatives of the
party. Mr. Evans is
eyed by the Pennsylvania
"road oompany.   while   the
Vsoalioa Bibls Sebael
A daily vacation Bible achool
ia being planned to be held in the
Methodiat      cburch    beginning
Monday, June 15 and continuing
until Friday Jane 26. There will
be sessions every morning except
Saturday from 9 until 11:80.   All
sessions will be held io the chareh.
An excellent   course of study
ia being outlined including Bible
ffijfrHf; ~ih\%<*ryyroht^^im»oit
atudy,      sacred    music,    Bible
pageantry and drama, handwork
and recreation.   The Bible will
be tbe center of all work done.
Tbere will be four grades in
the school. The beginners, under
6 yeara of age will be taught by
Mies Akers. Tbe primary
obildreo between tbe age ot 6 an d
9 will be instructed by Mrs.
Altoeda Heeds. The juniors between 9 and 12 will bave Miss
Verna Sullivan as instructor and
the intermediates, comprising
those of 12 aad over will be
taught by Miss Nellie Givin, Rev.
L. A. Welliver, pastor of tbe
obaroh will be superintendent of
tbe school. The devotions each
day will be in charge ot Bev.
Welliver.
This is the fourth year for the
aohool in this obaroh aad it is
expected that tbere will be a large
enrollment.
on
of
IU
Prasbytsrlsa Chnroh Services
Logan   Valley     Presbyterian
obaroh, Bev.  Wilfred  B. Memmert, B. D., paator.
When God instituted the'Bab-
bath day He established it as a
holy day and not as a mere holiday. Mau waa to cease bis labor
and spend the day ie worship and
meditation. Let us spend onr
next Sabbath aa He intended we
ahoald. "O come then aad let as
wonbip aad bow dowo. Let us
knell before the Lord oar Maker."
Mrs. Stilt, of Shade Gap, moth
er of J.D. Stitt, is a goest at hisfl
home on South First street,    -•ja
Little Miaa Eleanor Weats ie
visiting her uncle and aont,
Lewis Eask and wife ia Altoona.
Frank W. Fleisher, wife, bob
Henry and daughter Mary Louise
have returned from a week'a viait
with friaada at Atlantic Oity.
Hobart Mulhollen, of Pitta-
burgh, where he ia employed in
the post office, spent a few daya
recently with home folks.
Bamoel Bell, son of W. S. Belt '
and wife.has returned to hia home
at Mary Aon Forge.   Samuel ia
a Gettysburg college student and
will, enjoy a borne vacation.
Miss Alice Kuhn, Mrs. E. B.
Fitbian aod daughter, of Kansas
[City, Mo., arrived here laat
Saturday and are guests of
Barrister and Mra. Geo.- M.
Meyers on Main street.
Mrs. Myrtle Bell, of State College, recently visited her mother, ■
Mra. Henry Henshey, who resides :
on the homstead   tarm   in Antia '
township. Mrs. Bell's son, Charles
will snend the aummer   vacation..
with his grandmother and leod a
helping hand. .
Richard H. Hirsch aad wife,
and son Thomaa, and Bay Struak
teller in the Bellwood baok,
returned home overland on Sunday from Frederick, Md., and
were accompanied home by Miss
Susan Hirsch, who had beea n
student io Hood college daring
the peat aohool year.
Miss Betty Barber, wbo baa
been a teacher ot music io tbe
Allison-Jsmes achool at Santa
Fe, New Mexico, for tbe paat
year, arrived at the botne of ber
mother on South First street on
Wednesday, where ahe will apeod
the summer vacation. Miss
Barber's many friaada are
delighted to aee ber at borne.
W. E. Sbaner and daughter
Miss Isabell of Hensheytown,
motored to Blandburg on Sunday
where they joined a party of
friaada     aod     journeyed     to
mem* -«»!-«.,,  Wewillbegiedtohaveyouwoiv
tta ia one of Antis township's 18D*P with Qs
jRgg   daughters.   After    a'    Sabbath
[ef trip through parts of the
i?pr» aad Mra. Evans will
llf their residence la Bell-
tod. Many   friends  unite   in
idiag best wishes for a happy
—The Ladiee Aid society Ofi
Presbyterian ohareh wiH
festival on the obaroh lawn:
day, Jane it.
iwerd E. Stone bap been
Jm bia home oo Bellview
! throughout the week, doe
[| bilious attack.
_fioe girl  arrived at the
Clair Wultert, manager
P. atore, oa Monday.
bmwmbar two in the family
Mind new arrival
aohool 9.80 a. m.;
morning worship 10-45, theme,
"Oie ProBt ot Prayer," Y. P. S.
C. E. 6.80 p. m.; evening service
6.30 p. m. Short and helpfal service. Let as welcome you at oor
services.
—The regular weakly meeting
of tbe Odd Fellows will be beld
on Friday eveniag at 7 p. m. All
members are requested to be
present.'
•-•The Jane term of criminal
eoart will be held at Hollidaysburg next, aad their is a large
amount of business to occupy the
attention of tbat auguat body.
Allemans spring, where tha day
waa apent.   Returning thay were
accompanied by C.  C.   Ball,  of
Berwindale, and Misa Anna Goaa
aad Miss Bertba Foe, of Smith'a I
Mills, wbo apeot tba evening at I
tbe Sbaner borne ia Hensheytown,
aad left for home via Tyrone.
' Miss Hazel Convene, who waa
a     teacher    at    Bryn     Mawr
during  the   paat    achool   year,
apent a few  days  laat week in  ■
Bellwood" as  the guests  ot bar
cousins, A. B. aod M. B. Foutz.
This waa her first visit to tbie
part ot Pennaylvaala aad aha waa
greatly pleased  witb   tbe never-
ending sensatioo of the beautiful
moontainjaoaoery, aad while bere *i
ahe wae taken   on a  number of
motor trips to places of interest.
Miss    Converse's   home   ia Loo I
Angeles, Calif., and she left here I
Sunday morning.
(Mi Fallows WUl IsM
Bellwood lodge No. 819, Independent Order of Odd Fellowa,
will bold a memorial aorsioo in'
the lodge room on Friday eveniag
at 7.45 o'olook. Everybody it
welcome.
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