Bellwood Bulletin 1928-09-06

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VOL. XLI.
LOCAL NEMr^GOUIMN
Short Items That WUl Inter-
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BRIEF SUMMARY 8F THE WEEK
IheBolngs
two
—Tbe election will occur
months from today.
-—Typewriter paper     can  be
obtained at this offioe.
—Labor day waa enjoyed in a
*e    qaiet mauner ta tbe boroagh.
—Cleaning and praising silk
dresses. - B. Bv Hamer, 628 Mela
atreet Prices reasonable. 29 2
r-Oscar Grant, brother of H.
E. Great of Jfaiu street, diad in
Pittsburgh lsst Friday. Ue wag
an ancle ot Mre J. E. Williamson
' Tbe faneral occurred last Saturday. ,
-—Vincent Stevens, tor years
a resident ot Coalport, where ba
was engaged in business snd also
justice ot tbs peace tor a coaple
terms, died in Altoona Thursday
. morning of last week. Howes
born at Tipton and bad a. number
- of relatives in tbis section. He
wss aged 79 years.
—Miss Ivah Meyer, sister of
H. H. Meyer, of Maple avenue,
died in Philadelphia oo* day laat
week. Sbe was a native of Miles-
batg, Centre ooaoty, where interment was made on if ridgy. Sbe
tea arse a frequent visitor to oat-
borough and bad numerous
^•*BBjMain*eoe*eJfc
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. tary of tbe P. R. B.W* M. C. A.
aod Mrs. Syling are oow  bearing
ILL PUSH SEWER PRO*
CobboU ■•ettsg Truseay Enalag
thai
The regular monthly meeting
of tbe boroogb council eras beld
in tbe public building Test Taeaday eveoiog aad from the sentiment of the entire membership
of coonoll the project of baildiog
a sewer system for the boroagh
arse uppermost ia tbeir minds.
Wben Clerk MMet called tha roll
at 8 o'clock it showed a foil att
endance as members responded
to their names ss (ol lo ws: .Messrs.
Hirsch, Bland, Stitt, Estep, Cramer, Leaver snd Sitman. Wttb the
reading ol tb* minutes of the
previous meetings, council got
down to easiness.
The report of W. F. Balsbach,
ablet bargees, showed that 4)10.50
had been collected lo licenses
during the month of August aod
same was deposited ie the ooro
ugh treasury.
The report of alas. W* Lowther
boroogb treaerurer, showed a
healthy balanoe ob band.
W. T. Blaod, chairman of tb*
highway committee* reported
temporary work done on a namb-
ot tbe streets daring tbe month
of August.
Ira Estep, chair maa of tba
water committee, reported reuew-
al of soma Hoes, the system
flashed sad that printed notices
woald be placed on the boroogb
watershed, waroing all persoo*
oot to trespass tbereoo.
A map showtog.., propose^
ohgpge o^*|ij|___^hioyato^
BELLWOOD, PA., THURSDAY, SEPTEMMR 6. 1928.
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I* attempting to crank ah
automobile while it was in gear
centred paintu I injuries to Paul
Karl*, son of J. H. Earts, of
Blair street, Wednesday morning
on North Cambria street Tbe
motor of tbe mad ine stopped and]
the yonng man got out to start it
with tbe crank and being in gear
the car started before be ooold
get oot ot the way aea a front
wheel pasted over his body, causing e_^6|pber of braises aod,
abrasioi
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^Mrs.   Marjorie' May
iris, wife of Clair A. Davis*
[tig Park place, Juniata, died Wt
^hospital Saturday afternoon,
:%%, ot complications, after lag-
laes* of three weeks. Mis. Davis
j$ member of tbe First Met he
iat Episcopal ' chareh, Juniata,.
r*^work.er ip the beginners
rttnent of the Sanday school.
*P\so belonged to the De-
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ACTIVITIES IF HE LEGION
Fast Ball Tresa Win tto frareet la the
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The American Legion, John M.
Anderson post .No. 424, frill convene in its September session io
tb* Legion home 00 Bail rosd
street at 9 o'clock tonight. All
Lsglgfaausu are asked to be present, ss officers are to be elected
and a social with refreshments to
to ba held.
Through tfae. efforts of the
Legion an open air concert will
ha given by the P. B. R. Middle
Division band, **Doc" Pearce
director, on the lawn at the Pros
by terian obaroh, Monday night
September 10. Ice oream and bot
dogs-are to be aerved aud all wbo
appreciate good music gre invited,
Tbe Legion is planning to
enter s team in the Biair ooaoty
football league* the first game to
ba played September SS. Details
as to tha league appear oo tbe
sporting page.
• Th* team will praotioe on the
Y. M. a A. athletio field at a*
today. All who wish to be on the
first team are asked to turn oat,
ready for scrimmage. A captaio
ia to be elected aad tba team will
have a workout betweeo 6 aad T.
William Sitman, Jr., is manager.
Vaeerrraa Wuaarsws tram nsfcet
Asset-tin*- that Governor Smiths
telegram to the Houston convention aod his  notification   speech
Oge..ev*rr4l
PERSONAL I
People Who Visit H«ee a»
Thoee Who Go AaraafcT
MOVEMENTS IF OUR CIMI
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Whe Travel Te sai Ire.
Lewis Bask and wife ara Sl
Boston this week, what* tbey anI
enjoying the places of fahttotvl
interest. »*■$■,«
Farmer and Mrs. Joha A. Foil
of Sunnybrook farm io Authl
towoahip are attending tsaf I
Cambria coanty fair at Ebensbar||
today.
Mrs. Ed. Keys la entertaining!
her brother aad wife, Mr. andl
Mrs. Samael Beegle, of Bt. Peters I
burg, Florida, at her home oe|
Boyles street.
Mrs. H.S. Garrett, of Patjl
Ridge, N. J., retoroed Sunday]
evening, after spending a few da#g|
at tbe home of her parents, Heiyl
man Gilmore and wit* oo Sooth]
First street.
Bev. H. G. Dooley   sod Jfr
Dooley, who bave been   toorii
the New England states, ss
as the Empire state for the,
montha, *wimmg-i^ihgAm
greatly dehgl|%| w1i^*i|
Mias,
the distinction of grandparents, a
daughter having arrived recently
at the home of H. A. Lemont
god wife at Crawfordsvilto, Ind.
The motbar was formerly Mias
Phylene Syling.
—Boroagh Assessor Herman
Gilmore was at tha polling plaoe.
oa Taeaday aod Wednesday to
receive tbe nemos of voters who
mey have oome ioto tb* distriot
since the roll was made a few
months sgo. A number of persons
wbo hav* recently come into tho
town were placed on tbe list and
tbey will thoa be entitled ta vote
at the election in November. Tt is
necessary gad reqaired by law for
a voter to have paid coaoty or
state tax two years, or aot Mas
thaa. oaa month before election
day, November 6.
11 Is eet necessary for a hunter
to send bis resideut hunters tag to
the ooaoty treasurer where he
makes application tore special
doe license, John B. Troman,
exeoutive secretary ot the Board
of Game Commissioners, said
reoently. Troman said tbat tba
board hss reoeived a number of
qoeries from hooters regarding
the proper procedure to secure a
special doe license.
Io making applications for th*
license in eonnlies whose quota
has not been exhausted, Truman
aaid that tb* nomber ot ths resident lieeoae mast be giveo. Tbe
same ioformatioo regarding age,
heigh, color of hair aod •yes, n; •
oessary tor a resident* liceuse also
is required lot the special issoe.
.. Tramao also reiterated tbe provision governing the obtaining ot
tbe tegular resident license Maoy.
boaters evidently believe it is ne*
cesrery to seoure a resident license
lo the oouuty io whioh he intrude
to hunt for doe, Troemau *aid. A
resident license issued it any
county permit* a banter to make
rimer*gotngj
"the boroagh:vSttsHseMl' 'Pr^ieeV
thst the boulevard system ba
adopted aod counoil will request
the compaoy to give a demonstration by placing at least three
lights on Main street. It is proposed to adopt the boulevard
system on two squares of Main
street, aod it is said these lights
are a great improvement ovar tho
area.
Tha burgess requested that a
small sad tight be established ia
the boroagh, preferably on ifain
street, io froot ot the telephone
offioe, to be flashed wbeo the services of tbe policeman maybe
needed io different parts of tbe
boroggb. Counoil acquieeced in
th* matter and the light will be
inatal led in the near lata re.
A communication was received
trom Frank Garland, former policeman, requesting payment for
one mouth's salary, $180.00. Tbe
matter was referred to tbe solicitor for his attention aad advice.
Real Eetate Ageot Hayes F.
Cberry was present and asked for
some repairs to be made to a
crossing on Sooth Tuckahoe street
where ha owoa some property aad
where he proposed to do otber
boilding. He wa* instructed that
council did oot feel inclined to
make permanent repairs to tbe
streets uolil after tbe sewer system was installed, god that temporary relief woold be giveo in
the matter by placing limestone
screenings.
Th* matter of erecting a atop
aad go signal at tba intersection
ot Sooth Cambria aod Main
streets was again ap to oouooil.
At e subsequent meeting the
equipment wea ordered shipped
aod a communication from the
concern wbiob will supply the
light, stated that it woald soon
be oa tbe way. However, alter
much discussion by tbe members,
it was decided' to adopt and ereot
a standard state, through traffio
sigo aod the seme will he ereoted
■ lllsM«l|MM| fMatlii  sMjtliig
laipd egtricettnipflto
ffifhTrom his dangerousMfy*\m\dp^.
Be wu assisted to his home
Blair  street,  where he is   fast
recovering trom hla injuries.
Lai fttraek Bv atoomoiu*
In company of* nomber of
lads and while down along th*
state highway Saaday atternoon,
Louis Dillon, aged six yean, of
Clark atreet, was struck ' by an
automobile aad received painful
injuries and has since been
patient io tbe Altoona hospi
where he was taken immedial
aftar tbe accideot. He suffered
a possible fracture of tbe ski
fracture of tbe right leg, se
lacerations of the left ear
abrasions ot tb* face and
He ia now doing as well as oaa
expected.
^Je^O^aspand aud
Psiirlil and Frances, at
'parents aod ooe sister,
lien, 809 Cambria street,
sl services were held st
ato' home Tuesday, 10 s.
looted by ber pastor, the
iW. W. Beaks. Interment
lade in Logan Valley Corne
ll
The borough  sohools, F.
Hamilton   supervising print)
started their schedule of work
Tuesday, with 681 pupils, ao'
erseso of 16 over laat year,
tbe teachers were io their p
The enrollment by grades teas
follows: First grade TO* seeond
59; third 62; fourth 47; fifth 65;
sixth 66; seventh 54; eighth 111;
High sohool—ireah men 61; soph-
mores 82; juniors 84* seniors  25
—Trespass nonces tor  tele
this office, ten cents each.
81
S* Workers WUl lsst
forty-fourth annnal con-
of tbe Woman's Christ-
mperance Union of Bleir
', will be held ia the Logan
Baptist cbaroh io this
tomorrow. A very interest-
program haa been prepared
aH wbo attend will be well
for the effort. Dr. Ella M.
, state president, frill be
t and address the meeting
a timely subject. As Dr. Geo-
never fails to enthuse aad
tertain, the churoh no doubt
11 be failed to capacity to bear
her. She is a speaker of nation
renoan.
—Mra Belle Leddy, who has
beaa quit* ill of summer grip, is
now recovering.
Meals will be served in th*
chnroh at 40 aad 60 cents and
therefore visitors vi 111 be well
cared for. Tbe public is invited
to all the sessions.
ByB*as*g.B*nnitfar rr tlfft
r^rs^^tysgs^danti-8mith lead
er of tht Pennsylvania delegation
to the Democratic national convention, declared in a letter to
Gay Bard, county chairman, tbat
•'no Pennsylvania Democrat ooold
Hod fault with Vareism in Philadelphia sod justly support Tarn-
manvism in New York'* aod
that "in order tbat I may oot
em bar rae the reat of tha ticket, I
am resigning aa candidate for
congress.
Cambria street a through traffic
streets. It wss contended by
some membera of council that a
stop and go signal would prove
baaardous to motorists ia winter
time wbea tbe approach to the
Cambria street bridge woold be
covered wltb ice and the driver
ould sot his oar. Aod it wa-
also stated tbat stop sad go signals are fast becoming;, a thing of
the peat, doe to their unpopular-
ity among motorists. £**> .JI|
, After the reading ef a nomber
of bills for ohlshliii'lsr* were
granted, oouucil Mfoerned to
meet at ti*mmls\mf jttfflirieirlsnt 1 musical servioe.
TaealioB Baserleasw
Next Saaday the Bev. H. G.
Dooley Will occupy his pulpit
after several weeks ot motoring
through the oew England States.
At tbe 10.45 service ha will relate bis experiences at tbe following points ot interest: New Tork
City, Ellis Island, Statute of
Liberty, Cony Island, tbe o w
vehicular Holland tnnnel under
tb* Hudson river, the Boston
Post Road, P. T. Bamom's et tato
at Bridgeport, Connecticut, th*
great lakes of New York State,
West Point oo the Hudson, Bear
Mountain Bridge the Palisades
aad Loog Island. At the evening
aerviee Rev. Dooley will preach
oo "Force" aod will coodaot the
Bys Wemttet at ■espllsl
Tbree weeks sgo W. M. Bower, retired merchant of North
First street, suffered tbe bursting
of a blood vessel io big right eye.
It occurred daring the night aod
be awoke in tha morning tbe
aight waa entirely gone. For a few
daya he suffered mucb pain, bot
in aboat a weeks time tbe affliction aaased intensesuflering, whiob
continued, sod last Saturday a
thorough examination of the optic
waa made by Dr. Millar, a specialist of Altoooa, aud aa immediate
operation fbr the removal of the
eye was advised Mr. Bower
then entered the Altoooa
hospital and tha aye was removed
Sanday forenoon, sines whieh the
pain has beaa relieved and tbe
patient doiog very nicely, gad
will soon bo able to come to bis
home.
fs*af*rtolto*rvetoftottoasaar*h
Ob Sanday after the   eveoiog
service la   the Logan    Valley
Presbyterian church, Mr. Obarles
A. Arnold aod Miss Mead Lillian
Memmert of Easton, Pa., were
united in  marriage by Rev. W.
B. Memmert, B. D. a brother of
the bride. They were attended by
the bride's sister aod husband,
Mr. aad Mrs. Was. Edwards of
Reading, Pa.     |lp
Williard E. Gilmore, of  Elisr
beth, N. J., spent s few days last
week at tbe home of bia paraatji
oaBaUroadetreat*
at the ead of aai* week.
Williard Bland has gone tal
Phillippi, West Virginia, where]
be has entered .Broad us college,]
for a pro-law coarse. He is the*]
eon of Councilman aod Jfrs. Ws"
Y. Blaod oo the hill section of]
tbo boroagh. Williard will be a)
member of the college foot belli
team
Blain Bower, wife and ohild ran ]
of Boyereford, oame to Bellwood "
last Ssturday aod spent the
and at tha home ot W. M. Be
and wife  oo North   Fust
They were called here doe to tbej
serious illness of Mr Bower, whof
has since undergone sn operation j
in tbe Altoooa hospital tog th*]
removal of an eye.
W. N.  Beck aod wife,   while
returning from  a motor trip tef
friends io Centre county, ferriosj*,
lo town one day laat week   and J
were guests of E. B. Stone   and'
wite oo Sooth Cambria street M
number of years ago   tbey were
residents of this borongh snd Mr.
Beck was foreman of tbe BeUwood j
foundry.   He is now  located  at
Butler, where he is   superintendent of the found riee of the Stand*'
ard Oar company.
Hardware Merchant W. B*
Dysart god Mn. Dysart, Balph
Dysart aad wife of this boroagh* I
and Bev Basse] Dysart, paator ot
tbe Dudley charge of the Methodist ohareh, arrived home tag
beginning ot the week from f|
vacation of too days apeat iflj
Philadelphia aod point* ha Negf I
Jersey. At Fog Isa oao, N. J., tfaef
Went fishing and caught fish MM
rapidly tbat the sport lost
charm. Io oae day they
almoat a hundred aad some et!
finest ktai. The party also
ceeded inr capturing a mi
shark weighing four ant
poo ode We endeavored to.
tee particulars concerning
leading ot the mooater, hot j
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