Bellwood Bulletin 1927-09-29

              •"OL. XL.
BELLWOOD, PA., THURSDAY
JUL NEW COLUMN
ihort Itema That Will Inter-
eat Oar Readers
iBIEF SUMIMBT OF THE WEEK
orss Paragraals Oeaoaralai Ha Belats
ol OorBoroatl  tie Oot-usa
Bar labserifeors Bajey.
—-Trespass notices tor sale at
his office, ten cents eaoh.
—Bollwood P. R. R. Y. II. 0.
\.., io desirous of obtaining Dimes
tf all Bellwood yoaog men attend-
ng college or university. Two
oembers ot tbe "Y" want to send
bom membership tickets In tbo
3 el I wood •• Y", oo tbat tbey may
.ave oil tho courtesies to which
i*»ch tickets entitle tbem. La.t
rear the tickets were purchased
iy the Latlies' Aoxiliary. Tbis
/ear it is mlu who will finance
be tickets and give the. college
fiatb   e  pleasant   souvenir   of
WW
Tha third annual conference
g (lie third distriot of Penna. con-
-ress of parente and teachers will
joovone io Everett, Bedford county, no Saturday. Tbe session will
le beld io the Methodist church
beginning at 9.80 *. m. A program of unusual interest will be
presented. Tbe chief speaker of
•be day will be Dr. Robert C.
Shew, deputy  superintendent ot
blio instruction. All roads will
to Everett on Saturday and
fcpod shoald be well repres-
nnor atill be served for
DRUHKEW  DBWE8  MENACE
AateawMIe Dial relets ta He Brssttr
laaresaaf lastber      •,.- _,ep
Drunken drivers are a criminal
menace to the safety ot tha highways aud deserve ao sympathy or
help from motorists when arrested, io the opioioo of tho Keystone
Automobile club, whioh points to
tho increasing number ot accidents doe to "drunks" as ample
justification tor vigorous action
by police authorities to otamp oot
this unnecessary hazard to motoring.
MHardly a day passes," says tbe
statement by tho slab, "that the
newspapers do not reoord ooe or
mora accidents attributable to
John Barleycorn at tho steeling
wheel. If only an occasional accident was traced to this cauae
tbe situation woald be senoos,
bat with "drunk" crashes becoming commonplace, the menace bo-
comes deadly.
'•Every motorist is sotitled to
take his wife aod family for a
drive witboot being subjected to
this extra hazard. With the
streets aod highways crowded
with motor vehicles, steady hands
end clear braii-s wra absolutely
essential to automobile opera'ion.
A mao befuddled with moon
shine belongs on tbe baok eod
oot the troat seat of a motor
car."
laras-Traxlar WsoaiQl
Harry E. Barns, of Boyles,  st.
aad Mrs.   Nettie Trailer, of Cove
FIRST ROWER SHOW HERE
Haallalarsst llewa sal Mses Uvea
tetleWtaaera
Crowds surpassing all expectations sttended tbo first annual
flower show oo Friday. The show
was bold ia tbe P. R. R. Y. M. C.
A. building and tha display waa
far above expectations. It waa
beld ooder tha auspices ot the
Better Blair association of which
Dr. H. C. Lovell to tbe local
chairman. Arrangements of tha
flowers were mode io tbo afternoon aad they were opeo to inspection et 6 o'eloek.
At 7.80 o'olook e business
meeting was held aod a program
given. Tbe meeting was opened
with prayer by J. H. Kurtz. E.
G. Ham mill, eooaty farm agent,
gave a vary fine talk oe the art
of beautifying lawns and gardens
by using wall selected aod properly arranged groups ot flowers.
J. R. Bingmau ot State College
talked oo the help ibat national,
state aod ooooty authorities
would give to all organizations
interested in farm snd garden
Utilities. He outlined the aid
that woald ba -obtained from
State**college tor the various clubs
interested in such activities.
Tbo nature's. .Rainbow olab
held the following election ot
tba following officers. President,
J. M. Lupter, secretary, Mrs. J.
M. Becbtol; treasurer, Samuel
Mundorfi. An executive committee will he earned Jeter.
Firat prizes were a**r»**ded tor
follow
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►TEMBER 29, 1027.
NO 25
IS ENTERTAINED
Bf Vss s Pleasant Event
iBeU-xiist elarol
Twett
[i five   of tbe    veteran
membel
it the Methodist Episco-
polchoa
K-Were entertained by
theEpl
mb League ot the oharoh
SatordJ
afternoon and  evoning.
The***]
ions who are known ao
the'KM
■ Army''of the obaroh
were fl
Bto automobiles  for a.
ride torn
■iocansville and  Holli-
daysbaji
Kben back by   way of
HollidS
p-'g*
Sopfll
£ was waiting tor tbam
and an
Kram was givao attar
BUPPe__|
Boy visitors enjoyed it
**--'il
pteraos. Old   hymos ot
theoKB
■ were   loog. Reminsc-
eucee *■
fcgiven by T. P. Gheer,
Samaelj
backs aud T. B. Hooter.
Mr.LeM
ks snog A solo. Lee My-
era, pra
■ont of tbo    Epworth
League*
Ireeted the veterans. W.
P. Busi
former president of the
leagaejl
■B of Harrisburg, alao
gave a 1
Ikting. Jdissss Lot'ieand
Bessie n
in sang a doit;   Jfrs.
BernicM
par hoot aod Mrs. Rotb-
enbergsa
ptve solos.
Tbel
Bor,   tbe Rev.   L.   A.
WellivJ
elbowed  illustrated by-
mos ano
gave a talk  oo  mission
work ao)
Bg tbo Indians io tba
sooth Wn
Suoen
■moroiog tha sermoo
wasoasJ
■owing aad Reaping."
Tbealtj
■lace wae filled   witb
gittsiJ-I
■taken to the booth fes-
tivel. M
■poue   Saturday   and
V*we*gM
■the Methodist Home
Bet-Has   Best  Taasday  Bvaaloi   sai
Plaas Uata tat lie Bvoat
A largo Dumber of fou-loving
people of tbe boroagh attended a
meeting io the Amerioao Legion
homo oa Tuesday evening, and
whioh waa sure full ol' pep aod
snap, ood everything is oow ready
ter the werd "Go."
J. M. Louder, general chairman, announced the following
committees:
Finance committee—Dr. Sitman, H. F. Cherry aod Clark
Emriok.
Committee   oo prizes—G.  A.
Jamison, Joseph Lupfer, Mesda-
mes Lindemutb, Laird aud Caro-
us.
Publicity—W*. M. . Ermine,
Robert Fuoss.
Illumination—Hommer, Chase
Bush aod Leddy.
Ladies lodges and auxiliaries—
Mesdames Epler, Pershing, Vao
devander aod Henry.
There will be toor divisions io
tbis parade sod will be uuder tbo
direction of tho followiog persons: First division, Louder,
Sbaner, Irvin end Shirk.' Seoood
division, mounted, Reigb, brothers, Roy Cherry snd H. F. Cox.
Third division, decorated sutos,
Bower, Schalles, Stitt and Daugherty. Fourth division, floats, Diok
Hirsch, B. C. Lego, Samuel
Woodhall aod Joho Cook. It any
member ot the committee cannot
serve please notify toe chairman.
P.S.   "Wagoor" aever flashed
aheckorad flag oe a r*pjtoa4vf
PERSQNAL_PARAGRAPHS
People Who Vint Hern and
Thoae Who Go Away.
MOVEMENTS OF OUR CITIZENS
Boasts Wle An
ST leUweo*
siYlsse
Wle Travel Ta _l fro.
Mrs. J. F. Anderson hsa returned homo from a visit of a fow
days amoog trienda io Ceotre
coanty.
Miss Margaret eod Joseph
Louder spent lsst Sunday with
their cousins Harry Hopkins aod
wife at Mouutaindale.
H. Qt. MacGoveron, of Bryo
Marr, spent thi week ood as tba
guest of Thomas K. Ubil aod
wite oo North Foorth street.
Maa Scott -/Mulhollem returned
bome last evening, after a visit ot
e few days witb bor sister, Mra.
Edgar McCord in Washington,
U>. C.
Joho W. Price aod wifo of
Boyles street spaat tba weak eld
visiting Palmar Bullion and tamily at thair cottage io Westmoreland county.
Miss Virginia -Bratton, of Roa-
aoke, Va., io visiting at tho homo
ot ber aoolo aod oaot, Robert L.
Bratton aod wife oo Sooth Took*
ahoe street.
Mrs. Beojamio Boyer eod
ohildraixat North, aide toft - toe
1
ftWm*+ MunmiiTWte\f
^6% missionary society, visited
flu Methodist Foreign missionary
Imeeting hold oo Tuesday eveniag.
■Twenty-two adult and six juniors
■contributed    notions, di v  good*
land postage to the two valuable
|miee*onary  boxes  wbiob  will be
[sent to India.   Among   the gifts
[was ooe strong, sturdy doll whioh
[will make one very hsppy ohild,'
I tor they are exceedingly toad ot
these quiet, "stay where yoa   pat
j children.   The election of offioers
took place witb the followiog remit: President,Mrs. W.A.Love;
vice presideut, Mre. W. L. Davis;
recording secretary, Mm.  W.  F.
Balsbach;   corresponding     secretory, Mrs. T. D. E. Dillman; trees
nrer, Mrs. William Sitman, Sr.
Tha society extends   thanks   to
those who sent and brought tbe
| valuable gift*.
Plsss Per Ballv lessoa
Plais for a great rally season
have bun worked oot by • committee oppoiuted by tbe Sunday
achool board of the Methodist
Episcopal church. Tbe firet meet
iog will be beld oo oext Wednesday evening, Oct. 6th, whea tha
adalt lite ot tbe obaroh will be
aaked to felly ot\a parents' oigbt
oervice. An illustrated address on
family religion will he given.
Special marie will be rendered.
file various adult classes of the
Sundsy school are competing for
tbe largest percentage of atteo-
dance. OeThursday eveaing tbs
Sunday school board will have
e sapper couference oo Sanday
echool matters. A greet rally of
yoaog people will be bold oo Friday eveoing. Motion picture" tm
tbo camps and inetitates st Newton Hamilton •-* a oamp fire
oorvice will be features of thla
servioe. Oe 8aodoy* Oct. wth,
there, wttl be ifdly day eerviotnia
ever j department of tbe church.
U* great series of meetings erf
anticipated by tbe Methodists of
too eefnnwnill*. 	
_UA-WiUJ**BB-,Pn*or.
ohei-ge, at hieboa*,20il Eighth
aveooe, Saturday moroiog at 11.
The groom to employed by tbo
Pennsylvania Railroad compaoy
as a car inspector and bis bride
bas been a resident of Cove Forge
for a nomber of yeara aod an
active obaroh worker.
After the wedding dinner at the
bome ot Rev. and Mrs. Bradley,
tbe newlyweds departed for a
western trip whioh will include
Chicago, Seattle, Portland, Ssn
Francisco, Ogdon and Denver.
Upon their retoro tbey will reside
in Bellwood.
Bar-reel Boom stflptes
Harvest Home and Veteran
service in the Tipton ilfethodist
Episcopal obaroh was held ■ Sooday moroiog, with large attendance. Older people aod younger
Oooe were included in the congregation.
••The Blessings Which Should
Crown Old Ago" was the sermoo
of tba pastor, tbe Bev. J. F.
Anderson, D. D. A quartet ot
men from tbe Methodist Home
for tho Aged sang several selections, much appreciated by the
audience.
A liberal contribution tor tbe
home waa mods, io the form of
canned goods. oed vegetables.
Floral decorations were attractive.
The pastor announced that till
next Sunday weald' be Rally day
in the Sunday school. Next Son-
day eveoiog ba wilt begiu a series of revival meetings that will
continue tor at least ten Weeks.
It. Jaaspl's Olarel
s*. J-a-fth'g church, Father
Michael Brett, peat*-*. Uo.ee at
10.80; Saaday sobool 2.80; Rosary
•nd benediction of the * blessed
sseram-ot 8.80.
—fc-tod Solid XBJtXT* CAB-
BkQ3mJX,iaM  75*   WATTS
WAYBIDB M-M>TOfiT, mi
between   Altoona  an-   Tyrone
Io-mIvi-umb. -n '
twOiwardr,J. M.Lopfof* dahlias;
J. H. Kurta, gloxiha; H. li "Dibert' rose; Miss Bessie Bell, hydrangea; Mrs. J. H. Gilmore, jap-
anese lantern; Mra. J. M. .Becbtol,
marigold; Mrs,. W. Valentine,
fu8*hia; Donald Burns, house
torn; Mrs. Ida Cherry, coreopsis;
Mrs. Carl Besehler, nasturtium;
Mrs. Markel, snapdragon; Miss
Bessie Bell, hardy hibiscus; Miss
Mildred Biggins, wablia; Mn.
Ella Root, amaryllis and begonia;
Mrs. R. R. Myers, pansies; Mr--.
H. E. Syliog, phlox; Daniel .Madara, zinnias.
Tho committee desires in this
way to express its appreciation
aod thsnks to all who assisted in
tasking tbe first flower show a
success. Especially to. tbe judges,
Dr. Hartzel, of Altoooa, J. F,
Yarnell, of Altoooa; also tbo lecturers Coonty Form Agoot Ham-
mell of Hollidaysburg, aod Prof
essor Biugman,of Stats College.
la AppalM-i Bsesrt
The State Highway Patrol has
informed Governor Fisher that
they discovered 104 oases of reckless driving oa tha state's highways in ooo day. aad this doesn't
include cities or othor municipalities. This list of violations of
the laws of the highways included
thirty-three intoxicated drivera,
too had detective brakes, twelve
tailed to stop eod reader assistance otter collisions, seven drivera
were sleeping at tha wheels ot
their oars, sod fourteen wora
caught attempting lo pass other
ears oo curves. Thto is so appalling record for one day.
—Typewriter paper can be
obtained at toto office.
—Dr. F. H. Wiogert, chiropractor, has opened an office io
the Boll house apartments, where
bo will praotioe bto profession. He
is a graduate of tbo Universal
Cbiropratic college of Pittsburg,
with two yi>ora experience in prac-
tioa
■F Bfvaiog Arrow
Heofceod Ladder compaoy, oee
ot Tyrooe's oldest Are fighting
organisations, to now ap to tha
borough council si its meeting
next .Monday evening.
At a meeting ot tbe company
lost nigbt, after a considerable
discussion, it was aoaoimoasly
decided to send a committee to
councii, to ask for additional appropriation, payable at oooe. John
Price is chairman. Tbo compaoy
asks $800, wbioh would moke its
appropriation the setae es tbat ot
the other two companies.
Shoald tba request be graoted,
tbo company will keep intact aod
will go to work to meet its obligation ou tho oow baildiog, oo
whiob there to a large mortgage.
It council does oot maka .tba
grant, the building will be sold,
the mortgage satisfied sod tha
equipment taroed over to cooooll.
James Fleming, presidOnt woo
io the chair and almost overy
member oris present.
Baaaisa BsM al tls lltvsr Bows
A very pleasaot time was speot
at tha home of Robert S. Stiver
end wife oo tho hill section of tbe
boroagh tost Saturday, whoa tha
aooaal Gingery reuniou was bald.
It waa atoo Mr. Sliver's birthday,-
making e double celebration.
Tboes ia attendance were as follows:
MlO. J. W. William,, daughter, Margaret, Thelraa aal Roaaleoe, of Pan
Matilda; Mra. Mollle Matte aad grand-
daogbter, of Pblllpeborg; Blalo Williams
wife and tbree daughter,, Pearl, Ooldle
and Catherine, at Phlllpeborg; El wood
Steel, wife aad aon Basset, of Martha
Foresee; Bade Gingery, wife aod Soo
Kyle aed daogbter Velma, of Martha
Faroaee; Mra. M.atle Eysoe, 0f Marlogo;
Mm Kate Crooleter, aoo Joho sod
daughter Mtrie, of Alto-Da: R B. Stiver,
mUa aod two aooa, Harvey aad Theodore.
-—Mil. Jooes Kustaborder to
confined to her homo oo Clark
street, safioring with heart affection. Her many frieods will be
sorry to leero ot her illness end
wish bar a laetiog recovery.
eod furthermore wheo yoor ayes
''float*' oo this parade yoa will
say it was the '•best ever."
Tho varioas committees will
meet every Tuesday eveoiog at
7.80 io the Amerioao Legion
home and all are requested to be
present.
HIKE PISSED TO THE .UNO
Bseorl et f srsoas Woe Bsve Paid Us
Pessll** sf flstare
BEINTON  M. HAMILTON
Brioton M. Hamilton, 64 ot
North Cambria street, died at bis
homo at 1;80 a. m. Sanday of a
cerebral hemorrage.
He was a member oftbe Grace
Lutheran ohurch, I. O. 0. F.,
Knights of Pythias, aad the Improved Order of Red Men.
He is survived by his wife,
Mary; aa adopted daughter, Core;
aod ooe brother, John, of Saxton;
and two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth
Posten, ot Hollidaysburg; sod
Mrs. Sallie Swope, ot California.
Funeral services wore beld in
the Lutheran church, at 2.30 p. m.
Tuesday. Interment woo mode io
Logon Valley cemetery.
ALEXANDER H. HILL
At the homo of his daughter,
Mrs. 8. J. Byers, 411 Sooth First
street, Alexander M. Hill died at
7 Saaday oigbt, after an tMooss
of sight months. Mr.- Hill woo a
veteran ot the Civil wer ood woo
ths last ot bto tamily. Ho bas beeu
I.member of tba Baptiat obaroh
et Coalport for 84 years, wbicb
was bis homo town untill be aome
to BeUwood. Mr Hill was twice
married. Ha is survived by hto
wite, Mrs. Liada Hill, and by
five obildreo ot his first marriage;
Mrs. S. J. Byers, ot BeUwood; H.
B. Hill, of Missouri; A. L. Hill,
of Saltsbarg; E. E. Hill, of Hen-
rietta, Oklahoma; H. W. Hill, of
Cresson.
—John Mentoer aod wifo have
moved from Beech   Grove eod
"token op tbeir residence  la the
Ream property oa Boy Ies itroet.
spend two wsstrs.
Arthur Lupfer, wife led baby
aed Mra. J. W. Lupfer, of Kane,
Ps., were week eod guests at tho
homo of W. M. Bower aod wifo
00 North First street
L M. Watters aod wife ot
North Foorth etreet will leave
tomorrow for Harrisburg, where
tbey will remain for a week le
tbe guests of tbeir boo in-law snd
daogbter, Paul Lloyd and   wifo.
Miss Susan Hirsch, who spent
tbo summer months witb bome
folks, bes gone to Frederick where
sbe boo re-entered Hood college
for tbo fall eod winter terms.
A. Blair Foots will leave this
eveoing oa an extended trip
tbroogh tbe west aod will go ss
far as Shenandoah, Iowa. The do-
ration oi his stay is undetermined
ond he moy not retoro untill
Thanksgiving time.
After a 10 day visit with bis
brother, F. M. Glasgow, and
many otber relatives m Bollwood
ood vicinity, Wilson Glasgow, ot
Fountain,-Michigan, left for bis
bomi on Friday. Mr. Glasgow,
wbb to 88 years old, tound many
changes since hto last visit, 46
years ago. Vary tew of hto schoolmates in the long ego ore still
bore to greet him. He was accompanied to his home by Taylor
McCauley and wife, who will return in a few days.
8. Mundorfi and wife, Mra. W.
8. Bell, Lynn Steel ead Allen
Reigh motored to Union oharah,
Huntingdon county, last Sanday
to attend tha old boma coming
oervice ot that church. Mr. Man-
dorfi wea a member of thto old
historic ohareh maoy years ago,
and he enjoys theee annual meetings very much. Wbile there lest
Sanday he met many old school
friends trom Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Belleville aad Altoona.
Tba dey was ideal aed the chnroh
was filled to overflowing. Tho
services wore very impressive aad
1 oajoyed bg all preooat.