Bellwood Bulletin 1927-11-24

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M.V. NOVEMBER 24, 1927.
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beta of¥'->pS^^|ni--;;*ilfUl--feecMi:.,:nf
onoe. Alre-Mfy we hear tbe ruuib-
liOgs of B.e -rtorm wbieh / will
.wSf^J^^d boap^^ D*t*»c-»*ea
Wgiooiog of the week. Jfrs. fo3M«*P^^JT^
l*r, who   ouderw
operation abot}f
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•—The Method ist*^o**iego Mia
atonary aociety will meet Tuesday
eveoiog at the bome of Mrs. Sato-.
Bel Baker.   The members will be
tag' which will shape tbe ae%\tioiea
of Oor country tor yeara to oome.
Republicans at thig Congressional diatriet will bo called* oi to
eltc-Ht Congressman to j Bacoeed
ffoa. I, Banks Korta, the\utjmffi.
jgftjombent. Mr. Carta millJfyjh*
P-wlidate to succeed himself, arid
■taflgM to pay their doea ' tf& ^6m what we cun   g.tber>  tbw*
BfpWh*. quarter of the oew year.
lie membera of Atassa tribe
o. 186, Improved Order ot Red
fJBme, will go to Altoona Friday
Bight, to Orinoco wigwam, to
greet sachem and paat great ea-
of the order.
' —The Loyalty class of tbe
.^Methodist Sunday achool Will,
'^M | gtiinlr-n aud waffle sapper
it* the Festal hall ot the chareh
Sftardiy eveoiog, In addition
there will be many piece* of fancy
worn on aale.
Lewis Kask aod wile aod Mra.
Mary Boot lilt Wednesday evening for Akron, Ohio, where they
Will spend Thanksgiving day at
home pt J. Sogene Boot and wile.
JfeRrditti*}Boot will prolong hi*"*
Wet**' t-»9mmaf^P-N-. "%i*firrTH™^!mmm*m*f*
—Who wo-altieT; like to be e
Boy Booot? 8cout roaster Juatna
Doogloaa aod his econts are Lev.
iag maoy pleasures extended from
their daily requirements to orig-
ibal performances, each as well
beld Friday eveoing io the Meth-
diat cbarcb, eod oaa farther,
wbea oaea e month the brightest
aod boat will edit a readable scout
paper. Mothers shoald be glad
tor >be acoot movement.
—Chapel exercises of the boroogb bigh school were held Wad-
oesdoy afternoon in tbe Y. M. 0.
A. The most interest ing program
wea eojoyed by the large audi-
eoce, and waa rendered by tbe
following. Thank-jgiviug proela-
mation, Loia Oramer; piano aolo,
Jamea Ralsou; tha armiatice,
Bichard McFarland; readiog,
Dorothy Jamison; vocal solo,Mary
Carson; aohool paper, Elinor
Blood; music, orchestra; 'address,
"Oitiaeuehip," Judge-elect Marion
D. Patterson: music, orchestra.
—A very   interesting meeting
ofthe Bellwood Boy Scoota   was
held Friday eveoiog, Nov. 18, io
the Methodist churoh.   Tbe  pro-
^jgram eaa arranged by tbe "Owl"
-_petrol    wbioh  ataged   a    abort
ahadow play. Scoutmaster Doug-
loeeoooducted a good tare report
■lo wbieh each scout gave an   aee-
<ooot ef bia doily good turn.  Mr.
Blair, scout executive ot Altoooa,
,wae preeent and gave au   interest-
log talk commeuding tbe   scoota
^©o tbeir  large enrollment. The
next meeting will be beld Friday
'evening, Nov. 86, wbea plans will
fftd preaeotsd for a monthly acoot
paper.
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BoBae le ■eUaaeata
*»   Notice ie hereby given  that all
■ peraooa wbo have oot paid their
'••Voter reota must do so oo or be-
(for Deoember 15,1987, aa all per-
jta    ; eoaa who ere delinquent the water
will be gbat off from their prem-
.'jgga.   Plagaa comply   end   aave
taoebls.   Tbie   te positively tbe
fcet notiee. W. L Davis,
lalittle-likelihood of aoy oogj-eert-
ooely oonaidfring conteiting', hta
nomination. Mr. Kurtz has HI led
tbe position io a manner that bet
woo the worm itommendation et
hia constituents, ood big popular*
ky hta increased witb eaob auo-
oeediog year that be has represented hia district. He haa faithfully attended to bia duties aa our
representative^- Ji* "baa been
constantly aod eyiiaistently at
v>ork, oototrivforjj*be<.ratej$ets o£|
lib couBtitaeowflwrttolrMie "• vifreTi*
tare of the country. He attends
promptly to Jig correapoodeoce
aod the wide acquaintance he baa
mada with his fellow membera,
who appreciated bia excelieot
qualitiea, aod with tbe offletele et
a
friends Must Part
Thankaglvlng Oursly lea..'
for Turkeys aa Thair Execution
"sie Tin war |
Itssse* Isr Beaatlt of Jeha f j
. Baai Aasrlaaa Lsgiea
John M. Anderaon poet
484 ofthe American Legion
present-"-dee Yoa Later," a
cdfil&omedy, bb a benefit attire
_g* and Friday nights
JtyB, Y. M. 0. A
Tbe cast includes 54 yoai
pie, Wbo take the principal-
in the story aod  form-
ruses  tbat   preeeot the
near-ber*, which ag*^
Aj| tB(h _i
ia all matters connected wirtf 'MO
office. Io maoy instances be bee
beeo able to eat tbe **red tope,"
that sometimes retards matters,
because of bia intimate acquaintance witb. the beads oftbe different departments. Hia reoord aa a
member ef tbe lower hooae is
witboot blemish, and the reoord
of bb votea on various matters
will beer tbe closeat scrutiny. .He
hoe staunchly supported the
President and hia party. There is
nothing "wobbly" about Mr.
Kurtz* Tba veteraoe of tbe various won bave learned to love aod
admire Mr. Korta for the xeal ha
haa displayed ia hia attention to
their business. No soldier baa
ever approached Mr. Eurtz witb
a reasonable caae, who boa aot
received from bim.a courteous
bearing aod prompt eod decisive
aotioo io aoy case tbat waa
booeet ood deserving. Tbe reason
many districts receive such
excelieot aerviee, te becauae such
districts return their members
ftom term to term. Booh members
become very well koowo, they
are appointed to importaot committees, tbey make"- frienda amoog
tbeir colleagues, tbey are approached by oew members for advice,
aod thoa beoome popular aod well
koowo. Mr. Korta ia becoming
prominent eod influential, ood it
would.be tolly for tbe Republi-
cana of this district to retire him
aad aelect a uow and untrained man'. We earneatly hope Mr.
Kurtz may be honored with a
nomination witboot a eonteet. Be
haa beeo tried aod oot fouod
wanting,   -v-**-* -
msgnm
Triangle Producing oot-Spany.
Frank Davidson has tho rob of
"Doua'd Mestiy," aod Bod Blaod
represents, "Sollie Goldstein."
Boy Pit-kins ia "Percy Vere."
Kermit Miller plays "Mr. Milrox"
and Helen Cherry ia bb daughter,
''Mary Milrox." Helen Bland
takes the part of "8allie Forth,**
aod Aooa Epler is "Maybie
Knott" Sylvester Holleo, as
"Jess;" Baasell Shirk as "Speedy;" Joseph Davidson, oa "Neve-re Spottsem" oomplete the oaat
ot principal characters.
Membera of the Legion ere selling tickets or they may be bad at
tbe Sitman pharmacy. *
•—Typewriter paper can be
obtained et thisjoffice.
—Thanksgiving day will be
generally ob-erved io tbe borough
All ofthe principal plaeaa of business will be closed. There will be
servicea io the Presbyteneo obaroh
ia tbe moroiog. A football game
will be tbe attraction ie the after
oooo oo the loeal field. Of courae
there will be tbe usual big dinner
io ggeey homea.
Jaigs-Blset Psltsrsea is Beaa
District Attoroey Ifarioo D.
Patterson is home from a work
and recreational period, apent io
Philadelphia aod New York. He
wag accompanied by Mre. Patterson and by bia brother and wife.
The reat period wag very beneficial to the diatriet attoroey, followiog hia strenuous campaign
incident to bb election to Ao
judgeship ot Blair county.
Wbile io Philadelphia, Mr
Patterson .replied to tbe argument ot counsel for Dr. W. P.
Harlos, seeking a new trial ia tbe
eaoolt aod battery caae growing
oot ot oo alleged orgy at igm
Brant House, almost a year ago.
Tbe physician took ao appeal to
ths superior court and bod Attorney Eaton of Pittsburg argue
for bim.   >.^.
How the decision, will go aod
wbao* it will ba forthcoming te a
matter ot tbe merest conjecture.
Jfr. Patterson aaid theee emfca
toll benob ood all listened attentively witboot batting ao eyelash
ao that it woold be difficult to toll
trom tbe usual mode ot telling by
facial expression.
Afr. Patterson will he aworO io
aa president judge of tbe ooooty
courts oo tba firat Moaday of
Jaaaary.
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—Trespass oonoea tor aata et
thia office, too oaota eaoh. I
fESTS   fill   HEA0U6H1S
■aw Oaie PratUaa Masks tor Laoal
Highway Patrol aai BalatlgtO
I New legislation, regulation and
eliminating delay in the testing ot
motor headlights by tbe state
highway patrol, will go into efiect
throughout tbe state January 1,
i928.   j
The oew law, wbieh ia koowo
aa article eight, of tbe Pennsylvania oode, provides speoial forma
tar the use ot the atate patrole-
^Utotiooed at Oard en. Heights
oeed adjustment, era marked oa
the printed forma by the patrolmen, a copy in poat card form
given the motorist, with instructions lo havo tbe lights adjusted
within 48 hours after the examination by the motor patrol.
The report, bearing tbe adjustments, the name and address of
tbe garage or firm doing tho work
aed the name aud address of tbe
motorist must be mailed back to
tbe motor patrol station wbieh
made the test within the specified
48 hoar*.
This aaw legislation was pa-aed
in order to eliminate certain slip
shod light adjustments made at
the piece ot examination. Often
motoriata, desirous of heviog tbe
work done oe quickly as possible
stop at the first garage or gaaolioe
station, ood have tbeir lights
focused, with more or loss accuracy, oo a bord fence, or similar
erode device, and, after paying
tbe charges, drive off ooly to be
accosted by the next motor patrolman because Qt inaccurate focussing of their lights.
Motorists are given sufficient
time to bave tbeir lights accurately focussed by competent garages
by tbia new law, wbieb will bo
rigidly enforced oa to the allowed
time, 48 boar tor adjustment.
Beaten- asked to Bzaroiae Oaallaa
Declaring that casualties among
hooters tbie season hava beea an-
ueuelly higb, John B. Truman,
aecretary of tbe gome commission
this week aaked that sportsmen
exercise greater caution.
Tbe aecretary eaid that tha
amall game season already haa re-
aulted io twenty-eight deaths and
injury 118 persons. He said that
seventeen of tboee killed died
from self inflictrd wounds and
eleven from guns in the hands ef
otber hunters.
CWUHTT  BUREAU   BEBIMS
flestiag  HsM aagPlsBB LaM Par la*
BsU*f altka Baaiv la tea Oeauaaaity
Orgaotaatioo for tbe 1927-1928
year's work was completed by tbe
.Bellwood Bureau of Charity io
tho furniture store 8aturdsy bight
ood arrangements were mado for
the membership campaign and
drive for foods, wbieh will begin
today.
Officers oftbe association, elected laat week, are aa follows:
Chairman, J. M. Louder; secretary, W. L. Davis; treasurer, G. A.
Jamison. Directors tor tbe warda
of BeUwood aod for Antis township ore: Firat ward. Mrs. Ella.
Given aod G. B. Shaner; Second
wsrd, Mrs. J. M. Becbtol aud J.
D Stilt; Third ward, Mrs. Harry
Smith aod F. J. Werta; Foartb
ward, .Mrs. Charles Myers aod
Howard Campbell; Antis towoeblp, A. B. Foutz and John Hillard.
Endotetaont ot tbe bureau waa
given io the churches Sunday
ministers asking tbeir congregations to support the .movement
aod giving his hearty approval.
A membership drive waa pat
oo Moaday aod will continue untill everybody io Bellwood and
vicinity has had opportunity to
join. At the union Thanksgiving
service Thursday moroiog in tbe
Preebyterian churcb, the offering
will be lifted for the bureau food.
Wofkepj are much encouraged
that aince last   week's
As
Headquarter* will -be   of ■ the
furniture atore, en Maio atreet.
Duo to prevailing conditions
there will be greater oeed ot the
charity bureau io tbe towo tbao
lor aome yeara past. It ig true tbat
maoy beads ot tho tamily ore oot
of work, many are working short
or time and taking these conditions together it will be aeeo that
tbere will be oeed for tbe bureau.
Theee of oa wbo era more fortu
nati should remember the destitute and give aid wherever possible.
Day of Rejoicing
Summer's Mash aad aammer's fla***.
All har wealth of Isagaid light,
Palad aad pariahs** loag ago.
rahlto as sepia1 thair aotale white,
Aad tho Iato rad raaea' lama
Fadad whea tha aatera team
AU tho aataata's red aad gold
Flashed aad apraad aad dl»d awayi
Saaa of vapor taaaed aad rolled
Roaad tho hill-tope, dim (Mas*, grey.
Latest bloom waa -taf ood dead
Whoa tho Iadlaa rammer lad.
What of that?  Tha radlaat blase
Shlalag oa tha cottage wall
Make* tho aataaaa'a latter tUya
Warmly weleoaM aale all.
Like a partiag aaaset-ray,
Comas Ol laat Thaahsghrlag iag.
Thoa, with eigaa of goodly cheer.
See the paatry shelves arrayed—
Baby j-Blaa, crystal-dear,        _
Rich pi asanas atari aaari-sla-lei
Aad a streak of saashiae Ilea
On She raw af pumpkia pies.
Ah, tha coatrastl   Whe eaa tell
What tho Pilgrim fathers '
All the haBltta-** thai befell
Exiles oo a harrea shore?
Tat thdr thaaks to Ood ware seat*
They with freedom ware coateat.
We hava eora aad wheal aad f raits,
Peace dwells with as all the -tar.
Who oar liberty disputes?
Who oao wreet oor righto away ?
Ut as, thaa, oor bleasiaga hood,
Aad ao* thaaha ha thaaho Meed.
—For Sale~A piaoo at the
Methodist ohareh. For informa-
Ltwo or_U on W, Howard Moore.
fhaainlTrteg
Tha union Thanksgiving service for tbe people of Bellwood
will be held ie the Preeby erian
churcb, Thursday moroiog at 10
o'clock, lasting juat ooe hear.
Bev. Harry N. Walker, paator of
Qrace Lutheran churcb, will deliver tbe aermon. Bev, W: B.
Memmert will preeide. Otber
pastors ot the boroagh will participate ie the service. The offer-
i ng tbia year oa oaoal will bo for
the BeUwood Bureau et QsMgmsMa
PERS0N-Ujpm|
People Who VUt Here ee^
Thoae Who Go Awajr.
MOVEMENTS OF 000 CITIZEM
Who Travel Te eel Hre.
Miaa Nettie Aikey, of Lewta
burg, Pa., ie visiting ber frienda,
Jfrs. Balpb Dyeart aud Jfra,
Mary By per io towa.
Mra. Arthur Darrah, of Ltfgao,
W. Va., has returned to her bome
ofter a moatb'a visit with her
Bellwood friend".
J. B. Burohfield ood wife of
Stewart atreet left Wednesday far
Buffalo aod Erie, where tbey will
be guests of frieudB for o week
Mrs. W. S. Bell aod daogbter \
Miaa 8ara, of Jfary Aon Forge,
speot Saoday with Miaa Bertha
Bolt, wbo ia io training at the
Philadelphia Woman'a hospital.
Mary Louis Dyeart, daugh'etai
of Bev, ead  Mra.   William A j
Dyeart haa returned to bar  boose
after a most enjoyable viait et tbe
home ot her aunt   Mra.   Horry
Hagerty at Little Falla, If. Y. I
Councilman Ira Estep of Mela
street and eister, Mre. J. A. Hagerty of North Foartb atreet, were
called to Ghreensbare, Maryland, I
oo account ot the serious Wo aaa ■
ot their atator, Mrs. -J. A\*^Mm\*A \
m*e*mMm,A a^mmpMA '
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af Ncssaa Via ■aaa Mi tag
PaaeBy af Batata
MRS. JKKN1K   TATLOB
Jfra. Jennie Taylor, of thia
boroogb, died at ea Altoooa hoe-
pita I at 1:15 e m. Saturday, of e
complication from which ahe Baa,
suffered for a number of years.
Sba wea boro at Zioo, Centre
coaoty, a daughter ot Joeeph H.
(deceased) aod Sarah A. Hofimao.
AU her lite abo hue been a memty
erof tbe Lutheran church.
Surviving era her only daugbt
er, Ida June;   her   mother, ood
theee brothers and sisters—Henry
Q., W. S., Miss Beagle, Mra. w\_
C. Miller, all ot  Bellwood; Mi
William   Swelteer,   of   Tyrooe;
Miss Elisabeth, of Albany, N. Y.
Misses Eatelle and Grace, ot Den
er, Colo.
Tbe body waa takea to t
home of her mother, oo Not
aTinth street, where tbe funeral;
waa hold at 2.80 Jfouday after]
oooo. Interment wee made ie!
Logan Valley cemetery.
MARJORIE F. WILLIAMS
Marjorie Fleming William*;
daogbter of J. B. aod Hotel
Fleming WUHoma, 816 Third
aveooe, Altoooa, died at hat
homo at 1.45 a m. Friday el
complications. She wm boro it
Bellwood, August 27, 1914
Surviving are her parenta, eel
two sisters, Betty gad PboHoc
botb at bome.
She wae e member of tha Fittl
Aveooe Methodist church.
Funeral aervicea were conduct
ed ot the Fifth Aveooe Metbc
diet oharoh at 2:80 p. m. flaBOw.
io charge of Bev. J. F. Aodersor
Burial waa made id Logan Valla
cemetery.
—The Altoona   PaiilliniOiJi
tho Bellwood   flipOltooo
witt  claab   ee   thsY. M.
gridiron Thursday aftar
game will be called at 8
aed tba eoeteet of thai
be expected.