Bellwood Bulletin 1928-11-22

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FOL. XLI.
BELLWOOD. PA., THI
NOVEMBER 22, 1028.
NO 39
ICAL NEWS COLUMN bible student in town
Items Thet Will Inter*
eet Our Reeder*
[BRIEF SUMraAflT OF THE WEEK
i Psr**ypht flsBBBtatos tes Deiass
Baa. BraBaurwttaMV* Bala.
war aassHiiiMts r.a*ay,
jji***Yoa will find a nice line of
| Christ mas presents in my store—
[jewelry, watches, silverware and
jiete—very nice lineot uaetol gilts
l^pBerretfs. ^"
[^Landowners daring O ctober
lulled forty tiz deer reported to
!pave beeo destroying erop*. In
I'the seine month laat year 341
nfste killed.
•—Next Saturday altemoon   at
i o'clock  on   the   Y. M. C. A.
||eld|' tbe   Bellwood   Amerloan
I*egion   will   meet   tha   strong
Bollidaysburg team. Tbe visitors
pre a atrong bonob and e tug-of-
par game may be expected.
g-—Jfore than two-thirds ef   the
itb bas been spent, and   yet
Her/ember haa been very   gener
P* with bright deys eed e balmy
Atmosphere, tbe grey days   with
filch  tbie   moutb is   generally
lOted,   having   been conspicuous
r their absence.
Is-The body is matter  through
fftch^ spiritual forces work, and
AeBdul or Higber Self   is
«£, "wbea     nobility   of
s*S***£&** eots, pretlo-
be iSahed on
■uy ara Att***llBfl atoafdaaa bb* Belli
ErUlarraeateMtrnrttbto
Bev. W. W. Rugh haa been in
**"***»** helpful maimer, unfolding
the   riches  of tne  mm.*.T »„.___,   to
sppreciatlve audiences in the
Olivet Baptist ohareh. Ws expositions of the Epistle te. the
Romans have been enlightening
aad the lectures on **Th* Holy
Spirit", have been very practical
as wall as doctrinal.
The meetings con tin oe the
remainder of the week, with the
exception ot Saturday, every
aitemoon at 8 p. m. and every
evening at 7.80. 8unday Nov. 86
will be the lust dey. Five services
are scheduled for Sanday, Jfr.
Rngh preaching at eaeb one; at
9.80 be #111 teeeh tbe Men'*
Bible clasp; at 10 80 he will teach
oo "God's Righteous ° Dealings
with Israel and tbe Nations," et
8 p. m. his tbeme will be, "The
Ministry ot the Holy Spirit ie
thia Dispensation." Then at 6.80
he will address the Yoang People's society. His closing message
at 7.80 will be, "God's Righteousness Manifest Three  Believer*,''
If yoa have not as yet beard
Mr. Rngh yoo will sorely waa t
to do so.
CHARITY BOARD ORSINIZED
BeUw**sraaa'a0ar8tel*B
A Chevrolet coupe, the property of James McCoy, mechanician
at tbe .0. F.   Wertz   garage   on
North  Third street was   stolen
between  11 aed 12 o'eloek   laat
*jg"*er**_ night   and   recovered
r*|eg •fandina on the
Oliioer* Ars Obeaaa rer Tset et a
ffsjtf to| Tb**4*t IveBlM
Bellwood. Bureau ot Charity
Taeaday night reorganized for
the coming year   by electing   G.
Sf*mT"' *4*H>lU ••*•"*• Btoy
W. Goshorn, secretrMy^*****- ~i^
W. Lowther treasurer. Tbe meeting waa largely attended and wes
beld te the community room of
tee Bellwood Troat oompany.
It wa* decided that tbe aame
plea of obtaining funds sboald be
ased this year that proved sue
ceasfal last year. Offlcera will
meet Thursday alteinoou and
committeemen will be ueoed U.
each ward. Investigators wiU also
be appointed in eaeb diatriet of
tbe town and townabip.
Laat year Antis township,
especially in the region cloae to
the borough lines, worked with
tbe borough in maintaining thai
organization. Almost 600 members were enrolled, the first ooo
tnbations netting abont $800.
Later gifts and two community
sappers broogbt tbe total to aboot
$1,500. Many oases of oeed were
giveo aid aod at no time wee tbe
bureau without lands
Due to inactivity io maoy hoes
in the commonity, there likely
wi 11 be many appeals for assistance daring the wioter months, end
the bureau will oeed your financial assistance.
(ILL TS (H THINKS
-The order bes gone forth
"tbet all clerks and carriers, as well
se other employees in the mail
service throughout the nation,
will be permitted to enjoy Christ
***** away from tbeir accustomed
activities, and therefore will be
off doty tha entire day. Taie is as
It ahoald be, as tbe necessity does
est exist for all poetal employees
te work on Christmas.
—Ooe day lsst week while
Councilman W. Y. Blaod was
gobaiug oa Broad mountain in
Huntingdon coaoty, be succeeded
i« dispetobiog a fine wild turkey,
which tipped tbe beam at eighteen
pounds. Mr. Blend is a successful
banter aod most every season he
brings home a wild turkey. Oo
Saaday tiie bird graced the table
st the Bland home.
—Tbe annaal Tbenkagiviog
service of tbe citizens of tbe
•airoagh will be beld le the Logan
Valley Baptist choroh Thursday
et oext week begiuniug st 10.00
o'olock sod wi'l last for Ooe hoar.
Bev. H.G. Dooley, the pastor,
will preside, wbile the sermoo
will be delivered by Bev. , J. H.
Foroer, paator ot tbe Evangelical
oharoh. Citizens of the boroogb
ere urged to lay aaide ell other
matters sod attend tbe aervicea
eod tbos show tbeir appreciation
ot the manifold blessings whioh
th* nation bos enjoyed dariag the
year.       ' . '
i|       Peat Ball 0e*atai SatartsT
The Bellwood Legion foot bell
teem twill play the Hollidaysburg
Collegians at th* Y. M. O. A.
Athletic field Saturday afternooo
et 8 o'eloek. Hollidaysburg leads
tbe Blslr ooaoty leagne aod
bossts of a 14 7 victory over Bell*
wood earlier in the season. Hoi*
lideysborg oomee to Bellwood oo
defeated team, bat according to
ifeeager Sitman they will retoro
to the coanty aeat with the teet
fresh on tbeir mioda tbet their
teet ball lioeoee is oo goodie
psilwoerj.
lr^<^fae* filled tbe uok
witb gaaolioe ood left it standing
neer the garage end bod gone on
a mission aod whea be returned
in half an boar found the ear
missing. The tbelt ws* immediately reported to Chief ot Police
E. D. James, wbo started oa in
vestigation. Tbe car likely wee
stoleo by two yoaog sports, end
being filled with gasoline was
driven a coaple haodred of
miles, and from its appearance
wheo received showed thet it had
been roughly ased. Tbere is a
well rounded clue a* to wbo stole
the oar and it ia beiog closely
followed by tbe aoihorities.
7Me8*to*UMB**8el«laSI*t«
The latest compilation mode by,
tbe Board of Game  Comrai»siei
ittiiiiMirJslw^ *f*ywrs
deer bad been sold.    Ie ad
8159   tree   s*ecial licenses   bod
been issued to land owners.
Tbe Commission estimate*
tbat not more than 126,000 hunters are in the wood* during a
normal deer season. That figure
includes tbe so-called -stampers'
ead 'day hooter**' who ere not
members ol any camp, but spend
only a few daye hunting dariag
the entire season.
Dishes tor Daraa** bf
Claims mada by formers for
damage caused by bear reveal
each month to the Board ot Gam*
Commissioners just whet appeals
to Ibe varied testes ot tbet animal.
During October olaims were
mode for tweoty-two sheep, fifteen
hives,of bees end on* calf. Nineteen ot tbe sheep olaims aad
tbree tor beee were made from
Potter ooaoty.
•tt*
Aotis township consolidated
grade school boilding is to ba
placed at Hensheytown aloog the
oemeot highway,«oo tbe fiat next
to tbe gasoline station, across the
bill from tbe Beeeh Grove school.
Tbe plot, wbieh iss pert ot the
Miller term, was oae of two
approved by Dr. Lee L. Driver,
director ot rural education tor
tbe atate department.
■ate Af plteattoa How
.Benjamin G. Eynon, registrar
ot motor vehicles, Pennsylvania
Depot tment of Highways, today
mode another appeal to owners of
motor vehicles to file tbeir applications for 1929 license a* sooo as
possible. The statistics of the
bureau oi motor vehicles show a
slackening in the volume ot passenger motor veb iole registration
This decrease, Registrar Eynon
aays, will retard the work of tbe
bureau aod at tb* same time add
te tb* cost of operating expeuses
of tbe Depsrtment.
18. Fisher Isseei Aaaaal
i far nrmsrrSBWBBll*
Fieber  issued    bi*
Iving proclamation, eell*
^citizens oftbe   common*
• rejoice and give thanks
>leaaings bestowed    upoo
"-•■•nee of Divine
Governor made special
to tbe tenth anniversary
(■Armistice and tho Belief
Ms* outlawry of war. The
tion in port reads:
year be* beeo crowned
loty; aeto re has yielded
rely; industry hsa found-
ioyinent; labor end invest-
sve been well rewarded
ao* east invention have
lied as never before to tbe
end   conveniences    ot
remember especially at
l* the dehvereoee from
Iris 10 years since tiie close
world's most disastrous
[ts lessons bave not been
jjl promise to beer fruit in
Sg compsct tor tba main
ot peace throughout
idom. The weapons of
ire oow giving way
jrodoctive implements of
IJprm commerce.
SOOotentment and  proe-
itu* oat forget those wbo
jjeffiiction and   distress.
ah. opeo oar hearts   io
■fto extend a helpful
»oee io oeed.
rjee**^ thai   t^bjg-
m '
fireside and mat
•woold go ap  to the  hoase
prayer    to    acknowledge
gracioosness of Him wbo is
giver ot ell good."
L0GM.S BEIT ROMINfi SPRING
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Aear TIMerlaas
The Bellwood Legion eleven
invaded Roaring Spriog Saturday
afternoon end gained at 12*7 de*
dision over tbeir strong Blair
League entry. Tbe game wee
tost aod furious, bat tb* sapor*
;wSbM&».°J. **■• Bellwood soldiers
Bollwood ' kick'eV •**?"*•
Spring, wbo, alter several futile
attempts to advance tbe boll, lost
it to Bellwood oo downs. Bellwood tbeo started a march thet
ended wben the ball we* tumbled
en Roaring Spring's goal lioe.
The quarter ended With the ball
oe Bell wood's *85*yavd lioe. First
dowa Bellwood 6; Roaring
Spring 0.
Barly in tbe second quarter
Harold Barr, yearling half back,
•bowed tbe fans some reel ■printing, wheo ho got away for e -60.
yard run around oad. Th* ran,
an outstanding feature of tbe
game, originated from one oi"Mac"
Fleming's triple reverse plays eed.
perfect interference by "Borate"
Rotbenberger, the veteran right
tackle. Pickens than hit the line
Imp 12 yards sod Carr took s pass
from Pickens oa a spectacular
catch for tbe firat touch down.
The balf ended with Bellwood ee
the march for aootber touchdown.
Firet dowo Bellwood 4; Roaring
Spring 1.
Tbe seOond halt opened Raugh
kicking to Roaring Spring's-12-
line.   After MvegtJ^ short
its
KRSOriypGRAPHS
People Who Visit Here end
Thoee Who Go Away.
MOVEMENTS OF OUR CITIZENS
Whe Sta B**etemiae* by leUwooS
SJ   r*W*ra*sSl SBBOalBa el 1
Wh*Tr*-**iT« art* foe*
aiT
of
ibe
the
A levari*
Atoo* I *t»od opoo tbe heights,
Ao* view tb* laod*o*p* o're;
It* wooded hille US alaapy vale*,
tto tare   gleaming   river.
I love tbara all, »od vet to roe
Dearer  tbao    mt  othor
to tha gllrope I hem of nay ol*
boate,
The home of Dr* aa*  Mother.
utMr?* H. O. Eepner bos gone to
where sh* wit?^1**** ooaoty.
a few weeks. "'**"*' *or
Chief Bargee* Joseph Miller of
tbe boroagh ot Pitcairn, while on
bl* way to Mountaindele to visit
triends, we* a caller at oar office
Wednesday afternoon.
William 8. Bell, ot Mary Ana
Forge, spent Sunday io Philadelphia, ood while there apent e
brief period with bis daughter,
Miss Bertha Bell, wbo bio student
nurse in one of the eity hospitals. I
Mts. C. V. Davis, of Lawos*
downe, neer Philadelphia, is at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Jfrs. B. W. Corn me. ser, ood
assisted them io moving ioto
their handsome new home oo the
corner of Sonth Cambria and
Stone streets.
M. P. Williams au 1 wit*, former eitisens oftbe borou jh, oow ot
Chambersburg, were called to
Blandburg oo Tuesday to attend
the tanerel of Mrs. Williams'
mother, Mrs. Patrick McHugh,
who died at her home tbe beginn*
log of tho week.
Horry Dougherty, oi jCtSsoe*
liaforeoaeoaaty, *alBW*-.»e'.%fcS*i)rt
»r*b»,irci
22-yard Hoe.   0**r5e* bit nrte^J^S .
for 12 yards and Bare.***.****! "I*** wawmmjt-*^g t^T*?
*»iu'trienda in toon, aod at mtd-
Oarl Ot Thaaks
We desire io this manner to
thank oar triends and neighbors
for their kindnees and sympathy
ahowa as dartttg the illness sod
deatb oi oar beloved wife and
mother, Mrs. Harry B. Walker.
Also forth* beautiful floral tributes aod oae ol ears. Her boa*
bead aod son.
Habuy N. Walker and son,
Ralph H.
argga
P\i,
-.got Rent—Dwelling 821
Blair street, T room* ood both, all
modern improvements. Rent
reasonable. Inquire of Freak T.
O'Brien 606 B* First street       2t
—Ae epidemic of meeele* is
prevalent io tbe town and maoy
homes novo been quarantined.
Sines its ooeet there te a decided
decrease io tbe attendance ot th*
boroogb sohools in tbe lower
grade*.
Straw Waal**
WUl pay oaab for seven tons
clean wheat straw, baled or loose.
Phone Bellwood 28, or write
Gilbert 8. Watts,   Bellwood, Pa
—For Rent—Two car garage,
electric light, cement floor, work
fit, eaay access. Inquire of Mrs.
B. B. Lota, 606 Martin street, at
—Olark Emerick eod tamily
havo moved ioto the dwelling
reoently vacated by B. W. Corn-
assssr aed wifo, oext to
pnblio boilding.
Th* earomer bretc* bto*** to ray
faoe
Aod lor t   momeot  lingere,
It lif to my tbto aad faded hair
With   klod sad geotle  fiogere.
I love tb* mat* esreee aod dream
I live 0*7 obildhood over;
I'm bouudlogdowo the patbe agalo
That ttlade amoog tha olover.
I smell th* modest bto****** *w**t,
I hear tbe beee* low ho mm log,
Tee aall or red breast to bto mat*
Aareoe tbe field to ooming.
Heeblrpeaod   wbtottoB   with
delight,
Aod slogs hi* love songs ovar,
Whlto elearly *oood* aa aaawertog
•ote
Aero** the bloootlog  olover
jPber forms an* fsee* I b*v*  leaa*
Conn troopiog ap to meet BM
Their merry laughter rloge  egtlo,
With loviog worda Mtty greet ate
Bat »b 1 th* vletoo fade* eo eooa
Ao* tear* my bot obeek* oover,
I'll Sod tbem ooly wheo at   taat
My life oa earth   to over.
The above poem wm wrltteo reoently
bf Jfr*. Ado* M. Gheer Hleke widow of
Daol*l Htok*. a oatlv* ol B*II*B Jfilto
sb* lor maoy year* • reeldeot of Altoooa
oow residing wltb bar daughter. Mr*.
John L. Miller, at Narbetb. Mr* Htoba to.
811 taw eet.
DM EAflUER NOT NEB
Ae Thanksgiving day oomee on
•ill regeler publicatiou day,
therefore tbe Bulletin will be issued Wednesday afternoon of next
week. All copy shoald be in the
office not later thao 10 o'clock
Wedneeday morning us order to
insure insertion.
the bell tbe remainiog distant
for tbo second score of tbe game.!
Raugh   kicked   to Gates.   Bell*
wood recovered tho ball again and
the quarter ended.   First downs
Bellwood 8; Roaring Spring 0.
Io the foorth quarter Roaring
Spriog staged a counter attack
that oetted tbem tbeir only touch
dowo. Treeee, Roaring Bpriug
halfback, after both squads bad
exhausted their aggressive eod
defensive possibilities extended
the fray at tbe "hero" •bear aad
started aa offensive that Bellwood
was unable to belt, although
Trees* was forced to hand tbe job
over to Ores before it wae finished. Trees* made consistent gain*
through tb* Hoe until •-Ken"
Reigh aod ••Earoie" Rotbenberger stopped bim by way ot tho
knockout route, Oreo making
Roaring Sprin.  lonesome.
Roaring Spring kicked to Bell
wood's 2-yard  lioe. Quarterback
Carr passing oat of danger as tbe
game ended.
IHartai HmSUiMs Hsr* sa Eyas
Glaring headlights have a do
eidedly serious effect oo the eyes,
according Ut tbe Keystone Automobile olab whioh sought an
expression oa tho subject from tbe
world-famous Wills Bye hospital
bl Philadelphia.  Dr.LS.  Tees
mao, bead ot the   refraction
pertment, waa appointed by
tbe
—We carry tbe Rodgera, Oom*
muoity, Yourx aud Gloatenbury
Ua*/**rw^atBerretta.
de
the
hospital authorities to co-operate
with tbe eleh la its efforts te
bring aboat safer driving, nod be
bee oovered tho subject ot eye
•train as seen by a apeciaiist
«*Io confronting a very brilliaot
illamioation," said Dr. Tassmao,
"there takes place in the eye firet
a simultaneou* contraction or
Borrowing oftbe pupil. Whea
very excessive or oft repeated in
the preeeuce of intense light, tbis
may result In ocular fatigue, pain
or even ee inflamatory condition
of the eye more or lees eooatao t,
oftiiest^noetb* deli*
night he boarded train Ho. 4 tor
Pennee-rove, N. J., for a visit ot a
tew days with his danghter, Jfrs.
Mary Simontoo. He also apeat
aome time in Washington D. O.
aod Philadelphia.
cate eelf adjusting mechanism
from being called on to function
in tbe presence of revet e contrast
to wbieh it mast adapt itself.
"The sudden flood ef brilliant
light also causes a marked dtstur
ance in this sensi'ive retina or
iooer ooat ot tbe eye where the
image le eaat. Tbe light beiag
bere diffused in excessive amoont
produces a sensation ot dazzling.
Tbis dazzling is abnormal and indicates a disturbance of the visual
substauces. Sadden withdrawal
from the light again produces s
sharp contrast, whioh ie immediately followed by a brief bliod
period familiar to all. A blind'
area occur ia the visioo, tbe dare*
tioa ot whiob depends oa tbo
period ot exposure aad tbo intensity ol tbs light, aad it r*prm*r**8ffj
ao area io the retina of the eye'
wbioh boa been rendered nnder-
sensitive. The result i* practically the seme as that which
occurs io the eye after looking at
ao eclipse of the soo witboot
using smoked gla.-ses. In severe
oases it may lead to whet is knowo
ns a retinitie, whioh is characterized by permanent structural
change* in tfae inner or visual
lining of tbe eye, eed will b*.l
accompanied by a corresponding
amoui.t of visual impairment.*1
—Trespass notices tor   sole
tbis office, ten cents eaoh.
--We carry a niee Bee of *n**eJ||
diamonds at 185.00 te $75
Oome io aod aee oer
Barrett'*.
--•Tke Loyal Temperaoee
ion  will most   In  the B**j
obaroh oa Sanday alternooa at
o'clock tor   their*   Thenkr*givin*|