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*#^3___ Nanie Indexed VOL. XL. BELLWOOD. PA., TH! AUGUST 18. 1927. NOH MLB .CUM Short Items That Will Inter- eet Our Readeri SUMMARY0FTHE1MEEK tins Psragrapka st tor lie Mags —Vacation days an still with os. —Tha dog days will soon be psmMh —Typewriter paper can be obtained at tbie office. Mise Helen McCloskey, wbo will be numbered amoog the sohool teachers of the boroagh daring the coming term, "has retorned from a pleasant visit of two weeks among friends in Buffalo, N. Y. —Rev J. F. Anderson was in attendance on Tuesday at the fuoeral servicea of the Rev. L. B. Fleck, whieh were held in tbe Sinking Valley L .theran church. Inteyment was made in the cemetery near the church. —-William 8itmnc, Br., employed by the Bellwood Furniture oompany, hsa been oft daty tor the pest ten dyse, suffering from ea injured finger wbieh was sas- tallied wbile handling a heavy piece of merchandise at tba freight station two weeks ego. —Councilman Banks 0. Lego contemplates an automobile trip thoegb tbe New England statea JftE'H,''"1 month of September. Offfll i—i' imrTr' of fresh air mm mm QHHrea Oi Ore««al lev Terl My left far ataos Telly Tbie morning tba forty-one freeh air children from New York city left for their hemes on traiu 10.44. Reports come to Rev. H. 6. Dooley, chairman ot tba re- ceptioo cotntnittae, that theee children bave been so delightfully^ entertained the pest two weeks tbet they regretted tbe idee ot going bgck home end the hosts were equally reluctant to see tham go. Sereral of the obildreo gave warning to their hosts that when tha time for the arrival of their departure from Bellwood tbey f wolld be hiding in Brash mountain. . .-vlVt.^V.^. Net only neve there worthy ehildred been fed end clothed, bat tbey have beeu taught prayers, Christian songs and Bible verses tbet will make e lasting im- pression upon their young minds. While the hosts havo rendered tbis service without thought of reward, yet their reward will coma ia the conseioaaness of e servioe well done. Several oftbe hosts bave requested the privi- iedge ot entertaining tbe same ohildren aeat summer and othere have even expressed the deaire to adopt tbam. Many were at the station tbie morning to bid tbe obildreo farewell. Rov. m4 Mrs. Dooley accompanied the children on tfae train last. letirsd Rallroal Mas MM Set Oat-til "TT— L T. L P1CHIC BI6 SUCCESS Tinninni ¥aTi 111 m" —j t ffiml fart letarlay Alsroseo The Victory L. T. L. beld its sntiaal picnic oo Saturday afternoon; aed the fact that it takes more thee a little rein to dampen tbeir enthusiasm wes. proven by the fact that it was a splendid success. Alter tbe trip to tbe perk witb two cars heavily loaded with chil- dran and "eats", the rain fell. The return trip to tba bome of tbe superintenbent was then made end sapper served, end immensely enjoyed. Tie safe to say that a dining room table never held quite so mnoh before, nor waa surrounded by quite eaeb e large and hilar! oa stamily. Later, gamee and contest s wan ia order. Some ot those winning prizes were • Sara Gregory, Anna Hummel, Beverly My an, Barbara Stephens, Alberta Gregory, Donald Myers and William Patton. * After a season of rally cries and songs the youn^*'Patriots returned to their homes tired bat happy. Tbeir favorite rally cry oa this picnic day' seemed to be : "Thunder, lightning, rain or sleet, the'L. T. L. cant be beat." & MIL TRICK MEET YoarUeal ■ewssayer One of .the things whieh be*' come increasingly evidenty to Of*; ae we travel about oyer tba ati is tbe influence whiob loeal JKpers mey exert on thm» ggtw'' primary r~yfiys "*^ —Dae to tho water department placing pipes so roes Bast Fifth atreet and Campbell's lane, work 00 the road construction wbich bos been authorized by the town council, bes been deferred until next week, when the water departments hopes to bsve its work completed. •—•Bleir county motorists ware instrumental in turning over $61,700,08 to their coonty in tbe first six month*1' ot 192T, it haa jost been revealed. Thia represents the county's share of tbe gaaolioe tax wbioh totaled $86,- 836,82. tbe remainder of.wbiob went to tba state. —Concrete walks bave been laid ia front of the homes ot E. B. Stone, Mr. Snyder, J. L. Fooht ead Fred Goss on .Bellview ave aee. It is said that other resident* on both aides of this aveooe contemplate making similar improvement, and wben completed tbe borough council will likely improve the Btreel, which everybody knows is badly needed. —Tba woman's chriatrian Temperance anion met Monday evening at the bome of Mrs. William Campbell, Tackahoe street, and elected tbe followiog officers: Pros, Jfrs. Alice Oolbarn; vice president, Mrs. J. V. Smelker, recording secretary, Mrs. William Sitman, Sr.; corresponding secretory, Mts. Frank Glasgow; treasurer, Mra R. 8. Stiver. Rev. Chae. A. Walker, thirty yeers ego pastor et tbe Logan Valley Baptist obaroh, led Mia. Walker, of Dover, Delaware, spent a couple days of tbis weak se guests oi Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ford at their home oo Belleview avenne, and while here had tba tbe pleasure of meeting many of thsir worm friends. For a number of yesrs, Rev. Walker has been located at Dover, Del., Whirs he is pastor qt ooe of thi m. ifafigimmmM WiUgBill.' road, 480 ot whom wss on the Middle division, will receive certificates as proof of their re. tire ment. Uutil this time all that was given the men ae proof of their retirement, wes a letter from the division superintendent, but the new certicificatea signed by General W. W. Atterbury, president ot tbe company, record tbe number ot yeara service ot each employe- Each certificate is being signed by tha president of the company snd it will be soma time before all can be given ont, since tbey are beiog distributed to each man who has been placed on tbe honor roll trom the time ot tbe firat retu omen 127 years ago. tntsrsl MlsssUsaasos Hover The Misaee Ethel Givin and Carrie Jamisou were hostesses for a miscellaneous shower given in honor of Mn, Ralph Dysart on Thursday evening of last week at the Givin home on Jfaple aveooe. Games were played end a delicious lunch was served. The bride was tbe recipient of msny beautiful end useful gifts. —Trespass notices tor ssle at this office, ten cents each. —A fine ten ppnod bsby boy arrived at the bome of G. M. Hawkins and wife on Boyles street ooe day hist week. Mother end naw arrival are doing well. —Oontraotor Banks C. Logo contemplates the ereotion of two dwelling booses io tba boroagh end hopes to have them completed betore tbe snow flies. When fiuiehed they will be offered lor 8**e* i —Aed now Jadge Elbert H. Oary, president of tbl United States Steel Trust is witb tbe ages having passed away at hie home ia Nf w York oity early Monday moraing. Ife wes one ot the wig meo of the nation aad largely instrumental ta eetablisbing the fell ^^^^JrSoat flSJippSitH the merchants, it appears to as tbet many merchants consider too lightly', it at ell, tbe benefits wbiob tbey derive, or could derive, from having their town represented by a good live paper. For instance, it is not hard tt understand that yoar owo advertising wilj, attract mora favorable attention in e well-edited, neat-appearing paper than in a dull, uninviting-looking sheet. Moreover, the live, readable paper will generally be found to bave a large circulation and will be read with a good deal ot interest, all of which means dollars and cents to yoo is sn advertiser. Bit consider yoar local paper fromjjthe standpoint of tbe community news wbioh it carries. A well-edited paper, chock-full of local news, is bound to create much good will for yoar town. Whenever the town attempts to pat over a community event, of whatever sort, tbe loeal newspaper will largly decide the success or failure ot tbe venture by the publicity which it provides ia the news columns. Wi are all interested most in tha things we know aboat. Therefore, if yoa have a good live nawe paper to tdl tbe tolks about yoor town, it follow! quite naturally that tbey will be interested la yonr towa and Will come to trade. Isn't thet worth thinking about?—Nebraska Merchant and Trade Review. eirl las teg Irakes, Sarah Stewart, aged 8, a daughter of C. R Stewart and wife ot tbl biH section, is a patient at the Altoona hoepital suffering from a t mctore of tbe right leg between tbe knee and snkle. She was bit by an automobile on the highway Mooday afternoon. An x ray of the leg ores taken at tbe hospital this morning. Orewa Fran Satire 'oasts* Per tie PleM Bvasta naylvania railroad'e seventh traok and field meet will lace ia Altoona this year, is anticipated thet a record d will be preaeot far the which will bs held Sept- It. Athletes, end employee their families and friends me to Altoona ia special trom botb eastern and lioea. ack and field champion- events will take place at tbe et Sold and wilt, include and relays for novices, i, girls and juniors, wimming events will be beld vyside park and trapshooting been planned tor tbe South toooa traps. The new Homer's range bis been selected fog rifle shoot. Golt. aod tennis tches will ba staged at the cket field and Cricket club. -Sliminaiions and preliminary ate ore being conducted and >e Eastern division will gather ?Widle-/ood,N. J., August 27 choose teams to represent the era Pennsylvania region. —The pablic schools of tbl boroagh will open Taeaday, September ft. Orawlsi Pisses Oa lent* *be commiaionera of Blair ty wish to notify tbe candi- wbo have filed tbeir petl - rfor the county, borough audi HlMp offices to be voted for it ]| primary to be held Tuea- jJSth, thet tbey have sas| ■|_^ug,nj|t,10tb as the R fVeiunt may do so aud draw tn themselves, tbey may select someone to draw for tbem. If no one appears tor a eandidate the comm issioners will select some one • to He'e tor tbem. TEMPEtlANCEVIHWKERS rICNIC Hair Oeaaty W. 0. T. 0. IsMs (Min st Eaiiai-Para Taeaday afternoon by Rev. J. F. Anderson, D. D., at his residence 800 Main street, were married Percy W. Hering and Misa Marjorie R Fern, both of Allemansville, (Fallen Timber.) The ring was used in the ceremony, wbicb was witnessed by a taw near trienda. Alter a wadding trip Mr. and Mrs. Hering will take up tbeir residence in Allemansville, where Mr. Hering is engsged in e coal mining enterprise. OeaaetlHeetlailSlearaei An adjourued meeting of tbe town scheduled tor last Monday evening, bnt oviing to the absence ot the secretary am) tbe boroagh engiueer the session wes of brief duration. The meeting woe called to order hy the president and after a few preliminaries wss adjourned to meet next Monday evening. A most enjoyable onting woi hold by tba lediet oftbe Blair county W. 0. T. TJ. et Lakemont park Tuesday afternoon, Augost 16, Hollidaysburg, Altoona, Juniata, BeUwood ana Tyrone being represented. However wet tbs weatherman may be imputed to be this season, ba sorely gave to this band of temperance workers bis hearty approyal by producing for tbem the finest day ot tbe year for their picnic At 5.80 o'clock eighty members aad guests assembled about tbe tables sumptiouely piled with good things to eet. A feature ot the luncheon hoar was the reading of a qaestionaire prepared by tbe Tyrooe W. 0. T. T. to be (Mot to each jandidate for office in-Blair coonty. This questional re which is tbe product ot mnch* careful thought end deliberation on tbe pert ot the committee from this union, embodies the. thought ot the entire onion, and.the desire to know what kind ot men and women for whom, we, tbe womanhood of the connty are asked to vote. So.completely dose it set forth the sentiments of tbe anion tbat it wss unanimously endorsed by those attendant at the lanch- j eon. The substance of tbe qaestionaire is to tbo effect tbet, since tbe several candidates fot the various city and coanty offices f desire tha support aad influence U^^ePgmutj^m^ tkejgg aspecisJlyol tneWI as the members of that orgaoiza tion wish to east their villi Intelligently and conscientiously and* io accordance with the principles for wbioh the W. C. T. TJ. stands. Tbey wish to be assured ot the candidates' position on certain vital principles. As many ot our women are looking to the leaders ia this organisation for information as to tbe standing of tbe different candidates, it is desirable to be able to answer these inquiries oo then ell important issues according to their own statements. " Tbe candidates are kindly asked to answer end return the questions when tbey receive them. The coanty executive board wss convened in a short business session closing a day to oe remembered with pleasure, in* tbe most beautiful gardenspot in Central Pennsylvania. PERSONAL WHIR Piraeus Plaa Feslivsl At tbe weekly meeting ot tbe Excelsior Fire compaoy No. 1, beld to the fire hall Tuesday even. lag, plaaa were mada tor a dollar day festival and cake walk to be held Friday, September 9, for tbe benefit of the fire oompany. A oommittee wea appointed eed will meet tonight to complete plans. —Within tha pelt week the farmera in Antis township have cot ona of tha bast crops ot oats that hava been harvested ia recent years, tt is etated tbat tbe corn crop is slso promieing, the resent rains having proved of mnoh benefit Tbe farmers late ia plant ing tha crop, daa to wet weather, aad had been much discouraged, yet existing conditions give hope I bat a fair crop ol ooro will ba tbl ■ "Tea ll|Ms la a aer ■ssn" Mardock Bros, show wbioh hss msde a stand in oor town for e week and pitched the tent oo a vacant lot ou South Tuokahoe street, will present -Tan Nights in A Bar Room" Friday night, be- ginmpg at 8 o'clock, tor tbe benefit of John M. Aodersoa Post No 424, American Legion. The members of the post bops oar eitisens will be tben ia large numbers. Miss Annabelle Taylor, Orohard street, has as house guests thia week, -Mir* Marion Davis and Miss Jeau Flickioger, of Maryc- ville, Pa. Professor F. A. Hamilton, wifo ead daughter, Miss Pauline, are down at Liverpool, Perry county, when tbey ere enjoying the society of old friends. - Betty eod Peggy Ford, of New* ark, Del., after-fending a season st Asbary Park, N. J., have arrived at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ford on Bellview avenue, and wilt visit tham tea fow wnki. People Who Viait H« Theee Who Go Away. MOVEMEMTS OF OUR CITBEIS lfiss Thelma Rittenhouse is visiting relatives ie Youngstown, Ohio. Clarence Williamson, of din- land, Ohio, speot a couple of days during tbe wnk amoog frjeffda la the borougb. Banker Ralph F. Taylor aad Mrs. Taylor have returned home from e vacation of a fow daya Which wasspeut at Atlantic Oity. I C. V. Davis snd wife, of Lewie- downe, Pa., spent a tew devs last wnk at the home of Blair W. Cornmesser ood wite oa Booth Cambria atreet. Jfrs. Nina Weaver speot Sun*. day at Osceola Mills visiting her mother, Mrs. Jfary Bowser, who celebrated her eighty-eighth birth* day. Jos. W- Lowther, Jfrs. Low- > tber eod daughters Mary lad; Kathyrine have retorned bome from a vacation ot two weeks, which woe speot in Ocean Grove,' N.J. '.,'U Bav. H. Qt. Dooley, pastor' ef the Logao Vallsy Baptist chr-rah and Jfrs. Dooley,left today one toor of two weeks vacation, fgg$| tbe time will ba spent bill iwhm.PMItdeli -_. IBWnK Pr *lfr*—s*^^**aaame^U*\o**m*tam tke Oity. .-—__-__-_-_-_-_-_ Richard H. Hirsch, ona of the valued employes oftbe Bellwood Furniture Compaoy, witt Mrs. Hirsch and daughter Misa Susan, I sob Thomss aad baby daughter, are enjoying e vacation among' friends at Milroy, Pa. Jfr. aod Jfrs. 8. G. Schroeder, ] North Ninth street; Mrs. J. O. Evans aod son, Dean, of Bell* ' road street, bave returned to their respective homes after spending tha paat few days si the - Logantis clob boon in * Soger I Valley, Clinton county. William A. Heath, who had spant tha past six weeks ia tba tst wast end in Alaska, arrived bome. one day last week. Ha wn ee- compenied by an Altoona friend j and tbey journeyed n for north aa Skagway, Alaska. Fifteea thousand miles were covered ia : the trip. Mrs. P. D. Mulhollem end ooa, William and baby daugbtar, who had been enjoying the aummer months at tbeir cottage aloog | Spruce Oreek, left last Sunday vie] the automobile route for St.] Petersburg. William, wbo is ef student et Stete collage, will return early in September end re* | same bis studies. Fred Corey, Wifo ead daughter Mildred, and Milan Lyons, of Syracuse,N.Y., epent e few days last wnk at the . home of Mr. Corey's sister, Mrs. G. S. Vae- Brunt oa Orchard street. Thu was their firat visit la this neftwi fas • nnmber of yesrs and the} wen greatly delighted witb tbl beaatitul mountain scenery. John Faoes, wife and son Km neth and daughter Emmaline, J$ Eaat McKeeaport, Pa., motored fe town leet Friday ead remainff until Sunday n the gueete A friends ia tbe borongh and Aaj$ townabip. While in oaf]^^^ Friday evening Mr. Faces 1 m\ tbet there was little —ti*ri*-ji^l Wilmerdiug, where be is em| ed, while then an prcepectAl better condition.
Object Description
Title | Bellwood Bulletin 1927-08-18 |
Masthead | Bellwood Bulletin, August 18, 1927, Volume 40 Number 19 |
Volume | 40 |
Issue | 19 |
Description | Weekly newspaper printed about Bellwood Borough, Antis Township and Blair County Pennsylvania |
Publisher | W.F. Balsach |
Date | 1927-08-18 |
Location Covered | United States; Pennsylvania; Blair County; Bellwood |
Type | Text |
Original Format | Newspapers |
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Language | English |
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Contact | For information on the Bellwood Bulletin, contact the Bellwood-Antis Public Library, 526 Main St., Bellwood, PA 16617. Phone: 814-742-8234 E-mail: bellwoodantispubliclibrary@gmail.com |
Description
Title | Bellwood Bulletin 1927-08-18 |
Type | Text |
Original Format | Newspapers |
Digital Format | image/tiff |
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Rights | https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/ |
Contact | For information on the Bellwood Bulletin, contact the Bellwood-Antis Public Library, 526 Main St., Bellwood, PA 16617. Phone: 814-742-8234 E-mail: bellwoodantispubliclibrary@gmail.com |
Full Text | *#^3___ Nanie Indexed VOL. XL. BELLWOOD. PA., TH! AUGUST 18. 1927. NOH MLB .CUM Short Items That Will Inter- eet Our Readeri SUMMARY0FTHE1MEEK tins Psragrapka st tor lie Mags —Vacation days an still with os. —Tha dog days will soon be psmMh —Typewriter paper can be obtained at tbie office. Mise Helen McCloskey, wbo will be numbered amoog the sohool teachers of the boroagh daring the coming term, "has retorned from a pleasant visit of two weeks among friends in Buffalo, N. Y. —Rev J. F. Anderson was in attendance on Tuesday at the fuoeral servicea of the Rev. L. B. Fleck, whieh were held in tbe Sinking Valley L .theran church. Inteyment was made in the cemetery near the church. —-William 8itmnc, Br., employed by the Bellwood Furniture oompany, hsa been oft daty tor the pest ten dyse, suffering from ea injured finger wbieh was sas- tallied wbile handling a heavy piece of merchandise at tba freight station two weeks ego. —Councilman Banks 0. Lego contemplates an automobile trip thoegb tbe New England statea JftE'H,''"1 month of September. Offfll i—i' imrTr' of fresh air mm mm QHHrea Oi Ore««al lev Terl My left far ataos Telly Tbie morning tba forty-one freeh air children from New York city left for their hemes on traiu 10.44. Reports come to Rev. H. 6. Dooley, chairman ot tba re- ceptioo cotntnittae, that theee children bave been so delightfully^ entertained the pest two weeks tbet they regretted tbe idee ot going bgck home end the hosts were equally reluctant to see tham go. Sereral of the obildreo gave warning to their hosts that when tha time for the arrival of their departure from Bellwood tbey f wolld be hiding in Brash mountain. . .-vlVt.^V.^. Net only neve there worthy ehildred been fed end clothed, bat tbey have beeu taught prayers, Christian songs and Bible verses tbet will make e lasting im- pression upon their young minds. While the hosts havo rendered tbis service without thought of reward, yet their reward will coma ia the conseioaaness of e servioe well done. Several oftbe hosts bave requested the privi- iedge ot entertaining tbe same ohildren aeat summer and othere have even expressed the deaire to adopt tbam. Many were at the station tbie morning to bid tbe obildreo farewell. Rov. m4 Mrs. Dooley accompanied the children on tfae train last. letirsd Rallroal Mas MM Set Oat-til "TT— L T. L P1CHIC BI6 SUCCESS Tinninni ¥aTi 111 m" —j t ffiml fart letarlay Alsroseo The Victory L. T. L. beld its sntiaal picnic oo Saturday afternoon; aed the fact that it takes more thee a little rein to dampen tbeir enthusiasm wes. proven by the fact that it was a splendid success. Alter tbe trip to tbe perk witb two cars heavily loaded with chil- dran and "eats", the rain fell. The return trip to tba bome of tbe superintenbent was then made end sapper served, end immensely enjoyed. Tie safe to say that a dining room table never held quite so mnoh before, nor waa surrounded by quite eaeb e large and hilar! oa stamily. Later, gamee and contest s wan ia order. Some ot those winning prizes were • Sara Gregory, Anna Hummel, Beverly My an, Barbara Stephens, Alberta Gregory, Donald Myers and William Patton. * After a season of rally cries and songs the youn^*'Patriots returned to their homes tired bat happy. Tbeir favorite rally cry oa this picnic day' seemed to be : "Thunder, lightning, rain or sleet, the'L. T. L. cant be beat." & MIL TRICK MEET YoarUeal ■ewssayer One of .the things whieh be*' come increasingly evidenty to Of*; ae we travel about oyer tba ati is tbe influence whiob loeal JKpers mey exert on thm» ggtw'' primary r~yfiys "*^ —Dae to tho water department placing pipes so roes Bast Fifth atreet and Campbell's lane, work 00 the road construction wbich bos been authorized by the town council, bes been deferred until next week, when the water departments hopes to bsve its work completed. •—•Bleir county motorists ware instrumental in turning over $61,700,08 to their coonty in tbe first six month*1' ot 192T, it haa jost been revealed. Thia represents the county's share of tbe gaaolioe tax wbioh totaled $86,- 836,82. tbe remainder of.wbiob went to tba state. —Concrete walks bave been laid ia front of the homes ot E. B. Stone, Mr. Snyder, J. L. Fooht ead Fred Goss on .Bellview ave aee. It is said that other resident* on both aides of this aveooe contemplate making similar improvement, and wben completed tbe borough council will likely improve the Btreel, which everybody knows is badly needed. —Tba woman's chriatrian Temperance anion met Monday evening at the bome of Mrs. William Campbell, Tackahoe street, and elected tbe followiog officers: Pros, Jfrs. Alice Oolbarn; vice president, Mrs. J. V. Smelker, recording secretary, Mrs. William Sitman, Sr.; corresponding secretory, Mts. Frank Glasgow; treasurer, Mra R. 8. Stiver. Rev. Chae. A. Walker, thirty yeers ego pastor et tbe Logan Valley Baptist obaroh, led Mia. Walker, of Dover, Delaware, spent a couple days of tbis weak se guests oi Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ford at their home oo Belleview avenne, and while here had tba tbe pleasure of meeting many of thsir worm friends. For a number of yesrs, Rev. Walker has been located at Dover, Del., Whirs he is pastor qt ooe of thi m. ifafigimmmM WiUgBill.' road, 480 ot whom wss on the Middle division, will receive certificates as proof of their re. tire ment. Uutil this time all that was given the men ae proof of their retirement, wes a letter from the division superintendent, but the new certicificatea signed by General W. W. Atterbury, president ot tbe company, record tbe number ot yeara service ot each employe- Each certificate is being signed by tha president of the company snd it will be soma time before all can be given ont, since tbey are beiog distributed to each man who has been placed on tbe honor roll trom the time ot tbe firat retu omen 127 years ago. tntsrsl MlsssUsaasos Hover The Misaee Ethel Givin and Carrie Jamisou were hostesses for a miscellaneous shower given in honor of Mn, Ralph Dysart on Thursday evening of last week at the Givin home on Jfaple aveooe. Games were played end a delicious lunch was served. The bride was tbe recipient of msny beautiful end useful gifts. —Trespass notices tor ssle at this office, ten cents each. —A fine ten ppnod bsby boy arrived at the bome of G. M. Hawkins and wife on Boyles street ooe day hist week. Mother end naw arrival are doing well. —Oontraotor Banks C. Logo contemplates the ereotion of two dwelling booses io tba boroagh end hopes to have them completed betore tbe snow flies. When fiuiehed they will be offered lor 8**e* i —Aed now Jadge Elbert H. Oary, president of tbl United States Steel Trust is witb tbe ages having passed away at hie home ia Nf w York oity early Monday moraing. Ife wes one ot the wig meo of the nation aad largely instrumental ta eetablisbing the fell ^^^^JrSoat flSJippSitH the merchants, it appears to as tbet many merchants consider too lightly', it at ell, tbe benefits wbiob tbey derive, or could derive, from having their town represented by a good live paper. For instance, it is not hard tt understand that yoar owo advertising wilj, attract mora favorable attention in e well-edited, neat-appearing paper than in a dull, uninviting-looking sheet. Moreover, the live, readable paper will generally be found to bave a large circulation and will be read with a good deal ot interest, all of which means dollars and cents to yoo is sn advertiser. Bit consider yoar local paper fromjjthe standpoint of tbe community news wbioh it carries. A well-edited paper, chock-full of local news, is bound to create much good will for yoar town. Whenever the town attempts to pat over a community event, of whatever sort, tbe loeal newspaper will largly decide the success or failure ot tbe venture by the publicity which it provides ia the news columns. Wi are all interested most in tha things we know aboat. Therefore, if yoa have a good live nawe paper to tdl tbe tolks about yoor town, it follow! quite naturally that tbey will be interested la yonr towa and Will come to trade. Isn't thet worth thinking about?—Nebraska Merchant and Trade Review. eirl las teg Irakes, Sarah Stewart, aged 8, a daughter of C. R Stewart and wife ot tbl biH section, is a patient at the Altoona hoepital suffering from a t mctore of tbe right leg between tbe knee and snkle. She was bit by an automobile on the highway Mooday afternoon. An x ray of the leg ores taken at tbe hospital this morning. Orewa Fran Satire 'oasts* Per tie PleM Bvasta naylvania railroad'e seventh traok and field meet will lace ia Altoona this year, is anticipated thet a record d will be preaeot far the which will bs held Sept- It. Athletes, end employee their families and friends me to Altoona ia special trom botb eastern and lioea. ack and field champion- events will take place at tbe et Sold and wilt, include and relays for novices, i, girls and juniors, wimming events will be beld vyside park and trapshooting been planned tor tbe South toooa traps. The new Homer's range bis been selected fog rifle shoot. Golt. aod tennis tches will ba staged at the cket field and Cricket club. -Sliminaiions and preliminary ate ore being conducted and >e Eastern division will gather ?Widle-/ood,N. J., August 27 choose teams to represent the era Pennsylvania region. —The pablic schools of tbl boroagh will open Taeaday, September ft. Orawlsi Pisses Oa lent* *be commiaionera of Blair ty wish to notify tbe candi- wbo have filed tbeir petl - rfor the county, borough audi HlMp offices to be voted for it ]| primary to be held Tuea- jJSth, thet tbey have sas| ■|_^ug,nj|t,10tb as the R fVeiunt may do so aud draw tn themselves, tbey may select someone to draw for tbem. If no one appears tor a eandidate the comm issioners will select some one • to He'e tor tbem. TEMPEtlANCEVIHWKERS rICNIC Hair Oeaaty W. 0. T. 0. IsMs (Min st Eaiiai-Para Taeaday afternoon by Rev. J. F. Anderson, D. D., at his residence 800 Main street, were married Percy W. Hering and Misa Marjorie R Fern, both of Allemansville, (Fallen Timber.) The ring was used in the ceremony, wbicb was witnessed by a taw near trienda. Alter a wadding trip Mr. and Mrs. Hering will take up tbeir residence in Allemansville, where Mr. Hering is engsged in e coal mining enterprise. OeaaetlHeetlailSlearaei An adjourued meeting of tbe town scheduled tor last Monday evening, bnt oviing to the absence ot the secretary am) tbe boroagh engiueer the session wes of brief duration. The meeting woe called to order hy the president and after a few preliminaries wss adjourned to meet next Monday evening. A most enjoyable onting woi hold by tba lediet oftbe Blair county W. 0. T. TJ. et Lakemont park Tuesday afternoon, Augost 16, Hollidaysburg, Altoona, Juniata, BeUwood ana Tyrone being represented. However wet tbs weatherman may be imputed to be this season, ba sorely gave to this band of temperance workers bis hearty approyal by producing for tbem the finest day ot tbe year for their picnic At 5.80 o'clock eighty members aad guests assembled about tbe tables sumptiouely piled with good things to eet. A feature ot the luncheon hoar was the reading of a qaestionaire prepared by tbe Tyrooe W. 0. T. T. to be (Mot to each jandidate for office in-Blair coonty. This questional re which is tbe product ot mnch* careful thought end deliberation on tbe pert ot the committee from this union, embodies the. thought ot the entire onion, and.the desire to know what kind ot men and women for whom, we, tbe womanhood of the connty are asked to vote. So.completely dose it set forth the sentiments of tbe anion tbat it wss unanimously endorsed by those attendant at the lanch- j eon. The substance of tbe qaestionaire is to tbo effect tbet, since tbe several candidates fot the various city and coanty offices f desire tha support aad influence U^^ePgmutj^m^ tkejgg aspecisJlyol tneWI as the members of that orgaoiza tion wish to east their villi Intelligently and conscientiously and* io accordance with the principles for wbioh the W. C. T. TJ. stands. Tbey wish to be assured ot the candidates' position on certain vital principles. As many ot our women are looking to the leaders ia this organisation for information as to tbe standing of tbe different candidates, it is desirable to be able to answer these inquiries oo then ell important issues according to their own statements. " Tbe candidates are kindly asked to answer end return the questions when tbey receive them. The coanty executive board wss convened in a short business session closing a day to oe remembered with pleasure, in* tbe most beautiful gardenspot in Central Pennsylvania. PERSONAL WHIR Piraeus Plaa Feslivsl At tbe weekly meeting ot tbe Excelsior Fire compaoy No. 1, beld to the fire hall Tuesday even. lag, plaaa were mada tor a dollar day festival and cake walk to be held Friday, September 9, for tbe benefit of the fire oompany. A oommittee wea appointed eed will meet tonight to complete plans. —Within tha pelt week the farmera in Antis township have cot ona of tha bast crops ot oats that hava been harvested ia recent years, tt is etated tbat tbe corn crop is slso promieing, the resent rains having proved of mnoh benefit Tbe farmers late ia plant ing tha crop, daa to wet weather, aad had been much discouraged, yet existing conditions give hope I bat a fair crop ol ooro will ba tbl ■ "Tea ll|Ms la a aer ■ssn" Mardock Bros, show wbioh hss msde a stand in oor town for e week and pitched the tent oo a vacant lot ou South Tuokahoe street, will present -Tan Nights in A Bar Room" Friday night, be- ginmpg at 8 o'clock, tor tbe benefit of John M. Aodersoa Post No 424, American Legion. The members of the post bops oar eitisens will be tben ia large numbers. Miss Annabelle Taylor, Orohard street, has as house guests thia week, -Mir* Marion Davis and Miss Jeau Flickioger, of Maryc- ville, Pa. Professor F. A. Hamilton, wifo ead daughter, Miss Pauline, are down at Liverpool, Perry county, when tbey ere enjoying the society of old friends. - Betty eod Peggy Ford, of New* ark, Del., after-fending a season st Asbary Park, N. J., have arrived at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ford on Bellview avenue, and wilt visit tham tea fow wnki. People Who Viait H« Theee Who Go Away. MOVEMEMTS OF OUR CITBEIS lfiss Thelma Rittenhouse is visiting relatives ie Youngstown, Ohio. Clarence Williamson, of din- land, Ohio, speot a couple of days during tbe wnk amoog frjeffda la the borougb. Banker Ralph F. Taylor aad Mrs. Taylor have returned home from e vacation of a fow daya Which wasspeut at Atlantic Oity. I C. V. Davis snd wife, of Lewie- downe, Pa., spent a tew devs last wnk at the home of Blair W. Cornmesser ood wite oa Booth Cambria atreet. Jfrs. Nina Weaver speot Sun*. day at Osceola Mills visiting her mother, Mrs. Jfary Bowser, who celebrated her eighty-eighth birth* day. Jos. W- Lowther, Jfrs. Low- > tber eod daughters Mary lad; Kathyrine have retorned bome from a vacation ot two weeks, which woe speot in Ocean Grove,' N.J. '.,'U Bav. H. Qt. Dooley, pastor' ef the Logao Vallsy Baptist chr-rah and Jfrs. Dooley,left today one toor of two weeks vacation, fgg$| tbe time will ba spent bill iwhm.PMItdeli -_. IBWnK Pr *lfr*—s*^^**aaame^U*\o**m*tam tke Oity. .-—__-__-_-_-_-_-_ Richard H. Hirsch, ona of the valued employes oftbe Bellwood Furniture Compaoy, witt Mrs. Hirsch and daughter Misa Susan, I sob Thomss aad baby daughter, are enjoying e vacation among' friends at Milroy, Pa. Jfr. aod Jfrs. 8. G. Schroeder, ] North Ninth street; Mrs. J. O. Evans aod son, Dean, of Bell* ' road street, bave returned to their respective homes after spending tha paat few days si the - Logantis clob boon in * Soger I Valley, Clinton county. William A. Heath, who had spant tha past six weeks ia tba tst wast end in Alaska, arrived bome. one day last week. Ha wn ee- compenied by an Altoona friend j and tbey journeyed n for north aa Skagway, Alaska. Fifteea thousand miles were covered ia : the trip. Mrs. P. D. Mulhollem end ooa, William and baby daugbtar, who had been enjoying the aummer months at tbeir cottage aloog | Spruce Oreek, left last Sunday vie] the automobile route for St.] Petersburg. William, wbo is ef student et Stete collage, will return early in September end re* | same bis studies. Fred Corey, Wifo ead daughter Mildred, and Milan Lyons, of Syracuse,N.Y., epent e few days last wnk at the . home of Mr. Corey's sister, Mrs. G. S. Vae- Brunt oa Orchard street. Thu was their firat visit la this neftwi fas • nnmber of yesrs and the} wen greatly delighted witb tbl beaatitul mountain scenery. John Faoes, wife and son Km neth and daughter Emmaline, J$ Eaat McKeeaport, Pa., motored fe town leet Friday ead remainff until Sunday n the gueete A friends ia tbe borongh and Aaj$ townabip. While in oaf]^^^ Friday evening Mr. Faces 1 m\ tbet there was little —ti*ri*-ji^l Wilmerdiug, where be is em| ed, while then an prcepectAl better condition. |
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