Bellwood Bulletin 1925-09-10

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VOL. XXXVUI.
BELLWOOD, PA.,
■EMBER 10, 1925.
NO $8
LOCAL IK COLUMN
Short Items Thet Will Interest Ou* Reeders
BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE WEEK
> FaraaraBBa Concerning IBs Doings
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Oar BBBaeiihera Ba|ey.
—The W. C. T. U. will mee.t
at the home of Mn W. F.
Balsbach Tuesday eveniag of
next week.
-—Lost—A double key nag last
June. Finder please return to
Harry Irvin, opposite Catholic
cburch. sl0-8t
—Maoy Bellwood friends of
Jacob Morris will regret to laarn
tbat he ia counted to bed by
sickness at his homo in Baltimore.
•—For Bale—A heating 'stove,
in good condition; will be sold
cheep tor cash. Inquire of J. B.
Coroner, Odd Fallows' Building,
Msin s'reet.
—It is said that Tipton ran
from tbe old Rough place down
to the river, is as dry aa the palm
of one's head and dead fish by the
score are to be seen.
—For Sale—Piano, dining
room suite, sweeper, 3-pieco suite,
washer, tubs, ' latn|s, stoves,
.refrigerator, couch hammock, etc.
Oall evenings. Mrs. J. H. Lefturd,
824 .Main atreet, Bellwood, Pa.
—Boring the progress of the
races at Tipton on Monday Mrs.
g -Joseph Grogan,  of   Pittaburgh,
*_^i£jl "U* W kesgiuM
tlftvy*ffiSfeJ'»«* motbar
were removed to the
--Tfe&otfl^ttalp^'
:™__-ffyed F. Harpster, for some
time pest engaged as a telegrapher oe the P. B. R. has
secured a leave of absence, and
has now entered apon his duties
as tnauager of the Atlantic
'Pacific Tea company store in the
Sixth ward in Altoona. Tba
work is not exactly new to Mr
Harpster, aa he bas previous
experience and we kuow tbat he
will give s good account of himself. All his friends wish bim
success.
- —Horace A. Vandevander,
wbo haa been seriously indisposed
at the home of a son in Canton,
Ohio, has arrived hoattaud it
" will be good newe. to^PP^iiii*^
frienda to learn vllat there is a
nioe improvement in bia condition. Several months ago Mr.
Vandevander suffered an injury
to one of' his legs white in t*0>
discharge of his da ties as a
freight conductor on tba Oresson
divison, and ever since the
injury has caused him pain and
annoyance.
—J. Clyde Cameron, a promi
meat citizen oi Tyrone, died at
hla home on Lincoln Avenue
last Friday. He waa employed
aa a train dispatcher. He was
ken et Tipton July 28, 1873,
and is survived by his wife Bed
e married daughter, as well as
by bis paBSntflf the letter' of
Tipton. He. waa a member ot
tbs Metbodtot Qhurch at Tyrone.
• Interment P99 made in Logan
Valley eSfoetery Tuesday
afternoon, sell being a member
of Tyrone lodge No. 494 F. T
A. M, the beautiful Masonic
burial ritual was observed et the
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Uttlssas BsetlBrffaalaM
A meeting ot tbe citieens of tbe
boroufih -a-ill be held in tbe Y.
M. C. A. tonight at whieh plans
will be laid looking toward tbs
betterment ot tbe town eed
surroundings. All citiaeus sre
Vrged to be present.
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Leaa List si nssBHalss sa Ballet WUl
Osb-JtsbI ths Tstars
Bellwood bas an unusually
loog ballot for tbe primary tbis
year owing to the number of
candidates to be chosen snd the
number ot tboaa io tbe race for
the various nomination. Ooa
burgess, five councilmeo, three
achool directors and assessor,
justice of the peace, tax colleotor
end election officers are to ba
seleetad.
'For burgess, W. F. Balsbach
Whose term expires at the end
oftbe year, ia a eandidate for
re-election, G. E. Fuoss is also a
Republican candidate, while B.
8. Stiver baa filed both Republican and Democratic petition
Five council men are to be
elected, tho ter ma of Messrs, J.
M. Lupter, H. B. Lets, 0. A.
Hoover, B. D. Wolf expiring,
snd one to be chosen to fill the
unexpired term of tbe late Harry
G. Laird, which R. H. Hirsch
fills by appointment, Messrs B. 0.
Lego and, J, J. Irwin are the
only menbers who hold over.
Mr. Hirsch is tbe only one o£ tne
outgoing councilmeo who aspires
tor re-election. Samuel Muudoi ft
end Irt^ Estep are candidates on
both Republican and Democratic
t.ckets. W. A. Hautb, W. T.
Bland A. E. Barrett, Frank
Fleieher, J. A Schm.ttle, JR. H.
Hirsch, J. D. Stitt and- H. L.
Hescox are tbe Republican
candidates,
t .of   the   campaigning,
perhspaVi.***-: >be R«P#«*«L
no*hiusrtioPMtifes^.f9 l|f \ « §|
tf.'^KoeVw-ifec^' «w1&ofoogTf
taxes tor many yeara, is a candi.
date on both tickets. * W. I.
Davis, oolleotor ot school tax for
tbe past two years, is a eandidate
lor the borough effioe ie the
race are L. S. Lindemoth, Hayes
Cherry,    F.    M.    Kustaborder-
G. E. Fuoss is a candidate for
justice ot tbe peace. For aome
time tbere has been bat one
jd-tice, W. F. Balsbach, whose
term does not expire nntil 1928
But the borough is entitled to
two justices end Mr. Faosa's
candidacy ia without  opposition.
Tbere ara three' vacancies on
the school board, terms of G.
A. Jamison ane A. E. Barrett
expiring, Sod one to be chosen to
fill the two years unexpired term
of the late Rev. Samuel Barber.
Harry Cornmesser, present in
cumbeut, is s candidate on botb
ttokets. B. L. Hostler's name is
on botb ticket8. G. A. Jamsion,
J. A. Biggins end Dr. F. B.
Forrest are Republican candidate.
For assessor Leslie Kyper, J.
Herman Gilmore and 0. J.
Barns are tbe aspirants. H. S.
Homer ia a candidate tor judge
and T. A. MeC-ulley lor inspector
of election*.
There will aire be a nomber of
coanty offices to be filled and
among whiob will ' be that ot
sheriff, connty. controller, prot-'
hoootary, and director of the
poor. Tbere is a long list of
condidatea tor tbe domination
for sheriff, et least seventeen
having signified their willingness
to serve -the coanty ie this
capacity. There ara two candidates for the nomination tor
controller, while Paul Hall, the
present protbronotary, haa no
opposition. Howard Lota, of
Tyrone townabip, is among thoae
wbo ere seeking tbe nomination
for director or tbe poor, tbe
other candidates being from
different sections oi tba county.
Tbe voters from the northern
end ot tbe county should give
Mr. Lots tbeir solid support and
see thai ke Is nomiuated, see
benos will ba elected.
GETS FISH
•I th* B-a-waah Will
0-mb Bee Baty I
Lincoln Lander has beea
appointed fisb warden for tbis
district, which includes Blair,
Centre, Huntingdon and Bed-
lord county. The appointment
was made at tbe instanoa of «£■£
Blair Oouuty Game, Fish
Forestry easociatiee etter muob
persuasion ee tbe department ol
fisheries at Harrisburg. There ia
muob for a fish warden to do ie
tbto district and from reports in
tbe psst there hsve many
vio'ations of the law. Mr.
Lender will enter** apon hia
duties io a few days, and while
tbey are oot new to bim, bavlog
been engaged in this work tor e
few years ae a deputy, be will at
first be assisted by an experienced
warden. The new warden wilt
give a good account of himself,
and we may now expect to hear
ot many violators of the flab lew
ie this district beiog brought to
Justice. -%vj-*1
1MIN6 DICK
of Station BsosBtly
met unveiled it the I PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Ing tbe announce-
pade that fast paa-
tween Pittsburgh
'wouldnot change
>na as  haa  been
»as tba statement
III be supplied  to
ives by tbe  track
pBellwood, and the
Ition will be reopened
ply   water   to. these
■0 locomotive running
Pittsburgh   and  New
[sixteen between Pitts-
Pbiladelpbia will aooa.
ited  os  the  new  plan
resulted in the  decis-
fater tbe engines from the
fcks instead of supplying
Mtltoona as haa been the
Ifor some time.   This wa-
'done at foil  speed, the
|being  scooped from the
1 without any loss of time
trains.
Bhe-fsr tor Srt**-«l*et
A merry company of young
ladies, Sanday school classmates
and Bellwood High school friends
of Miss Madeline Holtzapple
tendered e shower io her honor
recently at tbe bome of Miaa
Mary Cornmesser, Miss Holts*,
apple is soon to be the bride ol
Morris Harter, of Blanchard, and
end tbe girls with whom she. b
been closely associated presenter
ber with a beautiful set of spooi
then each «tided an indltj
gift tbat will b*fr*e||^J)flBj
TBe evening WU1|API
social disversions and e dainty
luncheon waa spread* The
party    included   Mra.    H.    G.
Dooley, wite of the Baptist pastor-
Miss Mary Bevan, Misses
Madeline Holtzapple, Genevieve
Stiver, Anna -Smelker, Verna
Turnbaugb, Alms Bennett,
Margaret MoGealley, Pauliue
Hamilton, Ttaelma Riltenhoose
and Mary Cornmesser.
i    i ■>- i—ii   i aa ii-i ■ ips.
Wsiasi ia Mttsaarah
Oaritou Hayward, of 407
Franklin avenue, Wilkinsburg,
end Miss Lena Greenland, of 614
Cambria atreet, were united ie
marriage Wednesday evening,
Sept! 2, and left immediately for
tbeir honeymoon at Glacier Park,
Montana, Washington, state and
Canada. Mr. Hayward to employed as a motive power inspector and Mies Greenland wss employed ss a clerk ou tbe Cresson
division and to one of Bellwood!s
popular young ladles. Tbey will
make their home in Wilkinsburg.
pumping station near Bellas closed a few weeks ago
track tanks were remov-
loug  years   of service,
mes  tbe  decision  to re-
hem to take care of wateriest through trains,
tanks ere  now  on   the
atrd ara being   placed  in
Ht rapidly aa men can .do
■nd   the. reopening of
Will be made withies
And witMthft^eopon-
3»m-
**■>•■ tad
*W eee% pt*e-
viroealy employed at tba plant will
be assign sd tbeir former jobs.
When the station is again in
commission we will hear tbe old
familiar sound of the steam siren
whieh long bad been used aa a
fire alarm for the borough.
Whether or not it will be similarly used haa not been determined, bat itr to presumed tbat the
alarms will be given from tbia
source, io conjunction with the
electric siren on tbe publie building.
BB-aslil T*aai Feealas Bally
G. W, Torley aod wife aed
Samael Byers sad wife of this
borough, attend ed a rally of tbe
young people of the .Missionary
Alliance'church held at Irvona
laat .Monday. Bsv. Conely,
distriot superintendent, waa the
speaker of the day. About four
hundred were ie attendance Bed
ae elaborate din*ner end supper
waa served. These meetings are
held several times during the
year at different plaeaa le ths
district and tha yoaog people are
greatly intefested.
BsbMsI Oharah ■srvlass
Logan Valley Baptiat church,
H. G. Dooley, pastor. Worship
witb preaching at 10.45 a. m. aed,
7.80 p. ia. by tbs paator. Morning aermon subject, -'More Thee
Oonqueor's." Evening aermon
subject, "The Withered Heed."
Babbath school 9.80, Young Peo-
plea' meeting 6.80*, prayer meeting Wednesday evening Lift.
V. O.T.U.
Mrs. Alice Colburn, president
of the Bellwood Womau's
Christian Temperance union,
announces appointment of the
following officers for the year's
work: Vice presidents in each
church except the Methodist
Episcopal, which ia represented
by tbe president—Baptist, Mrs.
R. A. Holden; Cburch of ths
Brethren, Mrs. W. E. Campbell;
Evangelical, Miss Core Miller;
Lutheran- Mrs. J. M. Becbtol;
Olivet Baptist, Mra. Francis
Glasgow; Presbyterian, Mrs. L.
8. Wharton; Uoited Brethren,
Mis* Sarah Cherry.
Superintendents of department-
Evangelical, Mrs. Mulhollem;
ffower mission; Mrs. Sager
Williams; insitutes, parliamentary
law sod legislation, Mra. W. A.
Loire; child welfare and mothers'
meeting. Mrs. P. W. O. Hummel;
medal guests, Mrs. John
Turnbaugb; publicity. Mrs. W.
F. Balabach and Mra. William
Sitman; Sabbath observance Mre.
A. J. Lewis; social morality, Mre.
Galen Blough; soldiers aod
Beliefs woik, Mra. J. H. Colabine.
B*aisrysilBstotsO.F.Bssr*, PrssilasBt
OillBsa, Is BsaarsB
Witb the Bellwood bead -jar
nishing music and tn tbe presence
of an assemblage of citizens, a
tablet in memory of the late 0. F.
Moore, was unveiled at tbe P. R.
R. V. M. 0. A. Thursday eveoing
ot last week. Tbe tablet whioh
to placed on the south wall, bears
thto inscription: "In Memoriem
—Charles Frederick Moore,1858-
1918, whose untiring seal made
possible the erection of tbis
boilding."
Supt. William Elmer of tbe
Middle division, and Supt. A. A.
Cuthbert of the Cressou division,
wen the speakers, while Mrs.
Moore and family were tbe honor
guests ot tbe aaeoeiatiou.
The memory dl the one to
whom the tablet erfs unveiled waa
lor many years active in the civic
affair* of oar boroughfand it was
largely through his iostrumen
mentality tbat the "Y" building
waa erected. Long yeara before
its erection he had a vision of
wbat aome day wonld be a reality.
Mr. Moore's theatre of activity
waa not alone confined to the
erection of the Young Men'a
Christian association building,but
be was greatly interested io the
advancement of the affairs of the
boroagh io many instances. He
frequently made suggestions to
the town council, which, if acted
upon aa he outlined, woald have
materially advanced tbe interests
ot tha boroogb. During bia activity he propssed tha changing
tbe entries of tba streets of . tbe
boroagh and thia possibly woold
hsve been accomplished had he
been permitted to live.
The tablet will long remain as
so enduring mark to tha memory
of one ot Bell wood's enthusiastic
citizens.
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LatBsrsa Chat eh Hot**
The Excelsion Bible  class will
picnic at Blaod paik this Thursday afternoon and evening.
Services for Sunday—Sunday
sohool at 9.30 a. in,, J. M. Lupfer,
Supt. Lesson for study, "Paul
in Thessalouioa. and Berea."
Morning worship at 10.45, subjeot, "Man's Greatest Desire."
Christian Endeavor at 6.80 p. m.,
meeting led by Mm. J. M. Bechtol. Topic (of discuesion, "The
Harvest of Our Lives: What
Shall It Be ?" Evening worship
at 7.80, subject," "The Trdth vs.
The Good." Mid-week services
Wednesday eveoing at 7.80. Reg-
alar services at Salem io the
alter noon.
AH who desire are moat cordially invited to worship with us
at aoy or ell oar services. Visitors always welcome. C ome sod
briog yoar friends.
Harry N. Walker, Pastor
People Who Visit H
Those Wko Go Away.
lis Warklassua'a Msai far Bhsrll
Harry S. Holland, Bepublioaa,
eed on J08T ONE TICKET.
Four years of experience, and voters inquire aa to tbe way this
important offioe waa conducted in
bia termer tarm. Your vote witt
Hitfrpreoiatod.
■HMBB Of DUB CHIZEHS
Baaata Wh* an Batsctalassl hy BaBweaB
n--ls  farbbbsI Baallsa af Tl
WhaVravalfa set fre.
Prssbytsrisa Chare* AcUvttt**
Vacation days are over and we
bave all enjoyed them and  profited by them.   Let  aa take ep
tbe work of tha church aod the
Sabbatb school with renewed energy and enthusiasm.   We   want
to aee you at  tits services again
this Sunday.   Babbath sehool at
9.30 a. m., preaching at 10.45  a.
m. and 7.30 p. m. on vital themes,
Y. P. 8. C. E. at 6.30 p. m., meet
ing  lead    by   pastor.   Subject,
"The Harvest of Oor Lives; Wbat
Shall It Be?"   Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at 7.30.
' a. Bar BarMarlast Weak
Tbe  Bulletin   will be  issued
Wednesday  afternoon   ot   next
week a day earlier then usuai.
Contributors   vrill please    bere
1 this inmind and haudin their items
for publication   Taeaday   attar-
I noon ll possible.
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Mra. Amelia Frazier has
returned trom a visit ot e few
weeka at tbe home of her son
John in Mill Hail.
Earl and Thomas Frazier have  :
returned to their home oa North .
Cambria street, after e visit to
frienda in Baltomore, Md.
Newton Taylor, of Mt. Union.
spent tile week-end with hia
brother, Balph F. Taylor be
Orchard street.
Miss Lillian Jeffries and .Mrs.
Jennie    McCracken    ot  Boylaa  '
street sre in Pittsburgh, where
they are visiting friends.
Misses Martha, Irene and Eleanor Embrey, ot  Pittsburgh, are
guests ot Miss Mary Cornmesser
at ber home on   South   Cambria i
atreet.
Chester 0. Weaver, wife end <
aon Bobby oame over from tbeir
bome  -io   Washington, Pa., to
witness the races and spent a few
daya with home folks.
Councilman John J. Irwin bas
been confined to hto home on
Boyles stieet for tbe paat two
weeks, suffering from an attack
of pneumonia. We are glad to
be able to report a favorable
turn in bia condition.
B. C. Lego, Fin ley Struok and ;
Oloyd Gilmore left oe Wednaa- '
day vie tbe automobile route for
Obioago, Milwaukee sod St. Paul. 1
They will be  gooe two  waabs
end will   atop    at  a    number
of intermediate plaeaa.
Corporal William Sitman of..
Shamokin, where be ia manager
ot a drug store and hto lady
friend Miss Elizabeth Evans, atoo
of Shamokin, spent weekend et
the home ot William Sitman, Sr.,
on South Third street. They
took in tbe races aod bad e I
plea-ant time ie tbe borougb.
C. E. Hostler, wife and family
motored here from Ft. Wayne,
Ind., end visited relatives aad
friends. Misses Margaret ead
Elda, who bave been apanding
the summer with tbeir aunt, Mra.
0. E. Dickson, returned home.
Mrs. Hostler and two youngest .
daughters are spending some time
here end will be accompanied
home by Mrs. Dickson end grandson Charlaa.
Thomas Loog, who haa been
making bto home with a cousin
in Sslem, Ohio, for the peat
months, to levying a visit tn I
friends in town, having arrived
laat Saturday. He to now visiting
Clearfield'coanty relatives aad will I
return on Saturday to be present
et the annual beea bake end
picnic of tha old soldiers which
will be held at Lakemont park.
He expects to return to Salem
some day next week.
Saaiay at the Metheilat Oharah
Sanday sohool at 9.80, deport-
mental worship aod a elaas for ell. |
Morning worship service at 10.45
with  sermon    by  the    paator,
morning subject "Face to Face
with God" Epworth Lbsfes at
6.80. Evening worship servioe et j
7.80 with sermoo by tbo   paatosaj
Junior League Sunday afternoon
at 2.00 p. m.  A cordial invitation
ia extended to alt to attend these
services.   L. A. Welliver,  pestefj
—For atyle aad quality ia
ladies' fall end winter bets visit'
M. Dougherty 4 Bistort.
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