Bellwood Bulletin 1927-08-04

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LOCAL NBK COLUMN
Short items That WiU Interest Our Readers
BRIEF SUWIMHT OF THE WEEK
ffstte Petfasr**** Coaceralat the Bastes
alOa-a**«a*jB—Tb* Oahna
Oar Sabseribsrs Baler.
—Trespass notices tor  sals et
' tbis office, ten cents each.
—Typewriter paper can be
obtained at this office.
—Five room bouse to rant on
.East Ifain street.   Inquire ot Ira
Estep, Main street.
Lucien Jeffries, of Pittsburgh
spent Sunday and Monday at tha
Jeflries home on .Boyles street.
Miss Helen llcOdOskay has
gone to Buftslo, N. ?., where she
tttH tisit friends for a tew week*.
Professor aod Mrs. Sampson,
of Philadelphia, are enjoying a
visit at the borne ot W. A. Gord-
ou aad wife oo Ma\a street.
Mrs et B Bustetx rdar acd nleoe, M rs
Pardyaad rtaugbtera Mlaass Clara aod
motored to Pbiliysbarg Tuesday and
w*r* gaaats of Mrs Charles Bofoer, nleee
of Mr* Kus'sborder and slsier of Mrs
Pnrdy.
—A good quality of alfalfa or
olover ts the best kind ot bay for
growing calves. Calves should be
taught to est a little hay at an
esHr ago.
Mtss Margaret Irvio, daughter
of Councilman J. J. Irvin aad wife
ia spending a vacation period
in Philadelphia, aod is tbe guest
sJastus Irvin att&j§jdejj_______fl
BOND ISSUE FPU SEWERS
PaUUsa Par Orttaaat* laUttaosd last
Maaday BvsalM
Tbe regular August meeting of
the borough council held in tbe
public building lest Monday wet
turt of interest and if tilth* plans
Of the towna legislators mature it
trill meaa a great forward step
tor the people of tbe community.
Th* meetiog tret nailed to order
promptly at 8 o'clock by president J. J. Irvin, with following
members responding to roll call:
J. J.Irvin, R. H. Hirsob, J. D.
Stitt, W. Y. Bland, Ira Estep, B.
0. Lego. Mr. Fleisher came in
later. With tbe reading and
approving ot the minutes of tbe
previous meetings council proceeded to tne business that was
presented.
The burgess reported 958.00
collected in afaaftniia licenses dur
ing the mouth of July. Don to
the absence from town of the
boroogb treasurer there wss no
report from this source.
B. 0. Lego,  chairman   of  the
highway committee, reported tbat
tarvia  aad   limestone  screening
had been placed oo Boyles, Mart-
; ia, and North First   street,   and
I that part of Cambria street trom
I North .   First    street      would
ehjo bs similarly treated within a
few days.   The necessary material hat been   ordered   and   upon
its  arrival   tbe    work   will   be
started. ,*•*_
Postmaster Ira Buros proposed
to the highway committee that a
|__|___|M_r be ptajed alone
SCOUTS HOME TBOW
Trees Had Ureast Istrsasalattea si l
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Troop No* 1, Bellwood Be
Scouts, returned from camp Set)
urday, after spending eight dsjj
at Camp Espy. **xbe boys as
came home enthusiastic as^to tbe
good time tbey had at* camp arJ
hoping to go back nest year.
All phases of scouting wer«
studied and tbe traie|jgw8e it
tensive. Amoog the^eoial soJ
jecta was archery. Eij^rtof
Bellwood scout*.completed, H
bow and arrow sets, thus givil
tbeuucleus ot an archery t«
for the Bellwood  troop.
Bellwood troop had tha. ^
registration ot any tro >p iaj
having 27  ia  its delegating
follows:
Wolf patrol—Richard
berger, Fred Dysart, JamejjvDjj
sart, Robert Bupp, Harry Tfj|k
Clair Snyder,   Willis   Qragol
Gerald Lender.
Owl  patrol—Francis   Dei
Vincent  Gregory, Boy   B*
Gerald Foobt,   Thomas
Jack Williamson, Fred Hoi
Eagle   patrol—Sheldon
Bill Irvin, Walter Gensamer,
rome Moor*.
Beaver patrol—Harold
Paul Biggins, Gail Smith,]:
iam Levengood, Raymond*;
Eldia Marsh.
Rodmsn   Lmugcmy
BCoutmaater,atidThoi
senior patsol leader, w
all the tip*. ^4tJ*C
fa*htpschool  hoard:
"ystap* of. tsaslffW
KJsrm»$bleh. trill
SCaWr4wiIi*0de*800
f^L^lroetrJbate
:*$sftrBart JBell,
gradaate, and Miss
Dickiason college,
st*» are the other
taaol   teachers.    •
rest is to  teach   the
ji, a  location  tor1
tbe found before tha
St. Aoastaaia   ball,
latreet, had been   need,
-jp$,w*s purchased in the
Ptsogan  Valley   graage
^psilable   tbis year,
tions  are being  con-
it is hoped  decision
sched' soon. „ J&jM
for    tha    township
|v* 'been   elected,  but
realigned.   Th* corps
; follow*;   Miss  Geneva
j Lucy Scott, Miss Dora
fees. Belle Irvin, Mise Mall, Miss Ella Garber, Mitt
pHae, Miss   Catherine
Miss   Ruth    Snyder,
D.vinney, Mise Mar
-jbf iss hove Hess, Miss
rlrfoCoy,   if is*   Agnes
Tneemwmusw* iewf
, Logan Valley grange ot th* Patrons of Husbandry, will have its
annual picnic et Bland park Saturday.    Neighboring    grangers
bave been invited te spend the
day with the Logan Valley pionie-
kers and enjoy the program  of
activities that is to fill the  day.
.   Dancing will be e large feature.
A seven-piece orchestra will come
from Altoona for the dance  and
is guaranteed to please.  Danoing
.trill he renamed in the aftorooon,
to continue uutill 6. Dinner  will
be at It and immediately after-.
ward there will be an address by
Mariojt D. Patterson, it it expected that other candidates may  be
present alto and tbey  will  be
given opportunity to speak.
A program of sports end aniase-
ments tor the children is scheduled for the afternoon, life'
People Who Vis* Hsjj6»|
Tevaee Wit* Go Away.
•Taefanmltb eal fie.
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H. E. Syling and wife of Martin
street announce the marriage of
their daughter,. Miss   Philena,to
Harry A. Lemont, at Pittsburg,
Illttly 20, 1987.. Th* ceremony
wss performed by the bride's
patter, tbe Rev. Thomas '"J*
Courtice, D. D., of the Oakland
Methodist Episcopal eburcb, Pittsburgh. Mr^and Mrs. George D.
Lasbury, intimate friends of the
bride, wen attendants. Mrs.
Lemont baa for more than five
years been assistant atennger of
lifiv%?*  tstasheti   egenoy  et
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Missifay Swank, of Pbiladel-
pbia, visited Bellwood friends a
few days this week.
Nonas Harter end wife, of
Biandburg, spent Sunday *ith
Mrs. Barter's parents, €r. L. Holt-
aapple end wife on North Fi rat
attest.
. Mrs. W.LDavis of South First
street, it n patient in the Windber
hospital and her friends wilt he
glad to know tbat her condition
shows quite an improvement-
Margaret snd Joe Louder, with
Mrs. Dodson, who has been their
gueat for the past week, sp*nt
Sunday with their cousins, Harrf
Hopkins sod wife at Mountain
sb**bV
James W. Lowtber, treasurer
ef the Bellwood Trust company,
with Jfrs. Lowtber end daughters, are enjoying vacation of two
weeks and the time is being apeet
at Ocean Grove, N.J.
Margaret and Jos Louder entertained wme trieudt the other
evening at their home on North
First atreet ia honor ot their
cousin, Mrs. Dodson, of Kansas
City, *taiB»*fr_^Joa
|Mjea aot stany tajei_P"
:-m
dee hwt week stile caller at our
#006. While here be informed es
that he made Sate of the McDer-
mitt Dome oa tbe corner of North
Tuckaboe and Third street to Mr.
Henderson, and who wiU soon
take possession.
Miss Mary Miles spent two
weeks recently with her nephew
and niece, Oh tries Beam snd
wife, of Altoona. Owing to deli-
date health this was the first time
for n number of years that she has
been away trom home and it aft.
orded ber a great deal ot pleasure.
—George Smith, sou of Clark
Smith and wife, of Westvil'e, N,
J., was operated upon for appendicitis at tha Nason hospital at
-Roaring Spring last Saturday. On
Sunday peritonitis bad eat ia
making a dangerous complication.
The patient is   now   as   well  as
. could be expected.
Quite a plas «nt overlend   trip
i by auto Waa enjoyed by A. C.
Gwin, wile and Evelyn Sara Mul-
bollem aud Led Turnbaogfa, when
tbey went to Ft. Wayn*. Ind., to
visit their brother, Lloyd dful-
hollem and family. Lloyd aad
wife were much suprised, not
looking for home visitors that
day. He expects to visit here in
September. Tbe travelers returned by tbe Erie route on Wednesday avaeing, and were gone just
one weak, going via Wheeling, W.
Va. end Columbus,  Ohio.
—Ons day last week a happy
family reunion was bald at tne
home of Horace A. Vandevander
and wife on East First street,
when all of tbeir children, with
their grandchildren ware present.
It tree the first time in n number
of years that the entire family
waa together at one time. Those
who comprsed tbe party were:
lira. Edward Davis end fear little
j girls, ot Manor; Mrs. Ellis Cham*
berlaad . and two little eons, of
Philadelyhia; Robert Vaodevan-
der, wife and two children, of
Dayton, Ohio, aad Don and Roes
Yaadtvanderof the borough.
the coat provided couneii share
tbe remaining one-third. As a
curb aod gutter petition for an
ordinance is now before council,
action ot the matter was deterred.
F. W. Fleisber, chaitman of
the water committee, reported
number of repairs made to the line,
that taps had been made on East
Fifth street and Camp sell's lane
where the proposed street impro
vement it to be made.. It was
also reported tbat a building for
the chlprioation . plant at the
borough intake would be.1 necessary, that it should be built ot
concrete blocks at least 12x12x14
feet, and will likely be started ia a
few. day s.
There was only one bid presented for paving East Filth
street aud Campbell's lane and
tbat-was received from Lynn A.
Bros, Jr., os Hollidaysburg, and
his price was $8, 094.20.
After deliberating council decided that it would be cheaper
for the borough to proceed with
tbe work on its own account, and
therefore the necessary equipment
will be assembled, materiel - ordered and the road building started as soon as possible. By doing
the work the boroogb authorities
hope te be able to save at least one
thousand dollars to the taxpayers.
R- H- Hireeb, chairman ot tbe
ordinance commitene, presented
two petition* for ordinances, one
covering curbing and guttering,
end the other authorising tha
bonding ottbs borougb in the
sum of fifty thousand dollars to be
applied on part of tbe coat of a
sewerage system for the borougb.
The committee reported favoably
on both petitions and on motion
was eeeepted. On motion of R.
H. Hirsch, seconded by B. 43.
Lego, the petition for a curb and
gutter ordniance passed first reading. The proposed bill requires
that carb end a two foot gutter ef
conorete be established throughout the borougb, a certain portion
to be paid by tha property own-
em, me other by tbe borough.  I
froth earner-p
Bellwood Furniture?
B. 0. Lego and the ti
was much appreciated "WM
officers and by. tbe   boys.
a
,troop
ie regarded as a commooseose
measure and in other towns where
it has been adopted bas proven
quite satisfactory.
Another petition tbat was pre.
sented was that which will ask for
the assent ot the qualified electors of the borough for tbe privilege of bonding tbe municipality
in the sum ot $50,000, whioh wttt
he applied toward tbe creation of
a sewer system. Tbe report ot
tbe committee on ordinances waa
accepted, and the bill then was
passed on first reading.
Tbe following bills were read
and ordered paid:
W. T. MoCanlley, Bjjpl.      ",. i I      4 46
Cllntoo JfaCaulley, labor       4 46
Cbaa. 8. Gonssoner.   labor _      4 40
H. T. Fleisber  labor     8040
C J. Parka,   labor       4.40
Robert Lego, labor      4 40
L B. MoParland, labor •     6 00
Boaory Stewart, labor.................     4 40
Wayne Kelohart, labor       4 40
Ross Lego, Isbor........................     786
B, Qspbsrt, labor.................. ...     6 60
J. A. Weaver, labor......... -   46 60
J. Juboeonbaogb, labor-. ..........    86 80
Hairy Eodrsas, labor...„,..    14 40
S J. MoCanlley, labor.................    1 66
D. B   Peolsel.  engineering    SO 00
J. A. PftS. drayago ...................     1 60
Tyrone Lime 4 Stone Co., ehlpe .. 60 87
J. A. RiebardeoD, sorspiag Slraete IS SS
J. A. Rlobaidaoa, nan of trash and
grader.................. .........._..... 188.00
P. R. R. Co., freight oo tarvia.....    6 87
- Pater Department—
Barry Endress, labor  ...   88 80
Robert Stephens, labor.. „.....*   80 80
Cbaa. 8. Oeaaamer,  labor............     8 80
Q. Vandevander, labor „     800
M Delaneey,  Isbor.....................  6860
R Jf. Dyeart, labor........     6 60
Prsd JfoCoy, Isbor.........   18 80
Payne Ralobart. labor ..... _.....„ 86 66
W. I. Davis, 6 p*r  ooat oa water
oolleeted.................................   48 68
P I.   Davis supervisory  sod  sat
vies HH * «. ^ Si as
H. B. Duomlre, drayage........
Bellwood   Bulletlo................^.^' eel.
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¥ 8 Hetrlek, jaaltor        ' "'M   .<_
ftssakOjSflsad, aalbaiaisB, l*tf«jt
ItSlnght here fronr Calffornf*
||oinswer several charges against
him, who was sentenced by
Jodge Thomae O. Hare, Monday
after entering pleas ot guilty.
On the embezzlement charges
brought by the knights of Malta
be was sentenced to $50 and costs
with a two to four year sentence.
On a worthless check charge he
was sentenced to from ninety days
to one year. The non-support
charged lodged against him by
bis wife was nol pressed.
with the Cr. Qf. Bolcn company.
H* and hit bride wilt reside in
Pittsburg.
Pre** air Children Ooalag
Bellwood will play host to 41
fresh air children who will *eome
from New York oo train No 1,
708 Thursday evening. Tbe children will be taken to the Logan
Valley chnreb, where the hosts
will meet their guests. Tbey will
be taken to the homes where they
are to spend two weeks, enjoying
fresh mountain air, plain food,
lots ot play aod eatly to bed.
Each child will be 'aged with
tbe name of the host. In addition,
to those already announced the
following bave volunteered to
entertain— Mrs. R. D. Bell, F. H.
Dood, Mrs. W. H. Moore. Mrs.
H. E. Grant, being unable to entertain, has volunteered to pay
board for a child.
Base Qsasirt
The Bellwood Community
band trill give an open air concert
at the fire hell Tuesday evening
at 7:80. Mr. Ergler, of Tyrone, is
leader. There will be a prominent apeaker and a tree will offering, to help defray expense of tbe
organisation. Everyoody interested in baviug a Bellwood band
■ asked to come to the concert.
■aattat Obarafe
Logan Valley Baptist church,
JL 6. Dooley, pastor, Preaching
Ml 10.46 a.m. and at 7.80  p. m.
Morning sermon    subject 'The
Eternity;" evening  subject, "Bel-
fsttaaar'a Dream;,' Sunday sobool
*\0 prayer meeting Wednesday
TlBtMlsl Par— Osasas Uatar Way.
Tbe second triennial farm census in Pennsylvania is now under
way in Aileghaney and Blair
counties and in several first class
townships in the sou thorn part of
the Commonwealth.
The census takers w ill be busy
ia practcially all tbe counties by
September, according to L. H.
Wible director Bureau of Statistics, Penna. Department of Agriculture.
The first triennial census was
taken in tba State in 1924, in
accordance with an Aot' of the
1924, General Assembly. This Act
rebuires that tbe farm census
shall be made by the assessor! at
tbe time ot making tbeir regular
triennial assessme,nts tor county
purposes.
The second census figures will
be carefully compared with the
first census in order to discover
trends in agricultural develope-
ment.
Baak-Basb
Harry J. Jlfauk, of Tyrone, and
Miss Anna belle Bush, of Heu-
sheytown, ware married at 7
Wednesday evening at the residence of the Rev. and Mn. W. A.
Dysart, South Fourth street The
Rov. Dyeart was the officiating
minister. After tba cermony,
Mr.&nd Mrs. Mauk were tha
honor guests at a wedding dinner
served at the home of the bride's
mother, Mis. Jacob  Bnsb.
They will go today on a wedding trip to Few Tork state by
auto aod on their return will go
to housekeeping stHensheytown.
Mr. ifauk is a son of Mr. end
Mrs. E. E. Mauk, of Tyrone and is
en employee ot tbe Pennsylvania
Railroad company. His bride is a
graduate ot tbe Antis township
bigbaohoolia tbe class et Utt.
Mrs. J. F. Kuataborder awl
sister, Mat. Bernard Strauss, niece
Mrs. Frances Purdy aad daughters, Clare and Ada, Mrs. Charles
Hoar and daughter Mildred, Mite
Mary Stephens motored to Huntingdon last Friday and spent a
very pleasant day with friend*.
H. L. Orr, one of the Republi-.
can candidates for tba nomination for county commissioner,
campaigned in Bellwood Wednesday afternoon and wan a caller
at our office. For many years Mr.
Orr has been one of tba sucsoess-
tul busineas men ot Tyrone aod is
regarded as a formidable candid-
ale.
J. Charles MeFarland, wist and
son   Qeorge, ol    Williamsburg, .
ttrried in town Tuesday night anal <
remained until Wednesday. They
ware returning from a vacation of ;
two week*,  part of whioh   wee
spent at Atlantic City and Phila-
delpbia.   Tbay returned to Will-
umborg    yesterday     afternoon 1
where Mr. MeFarland is oashisr I
ot lha Farmers^ Merchants   Nat*
ion al bank.
Mrs. Alice Dodson of Kansas
City, Kan., is spending several
weeks at the borne ot her cousins,
Margaret and Joa Loader of 417
North First street. Mrs. Dodson's j
previous vist here was twenty-
three years ago. Mrs. Dodeon's
mother was the late Mn. Louder**
sister. It tret through Mrs. Louder tbat Mrs. Dodson'* mother
became a regular reader of tbe
Bulletin.
tee following war* gasals of J B Paat
tabordsr and   wMs of Clart street   recently: Mr and If. e George M*C*b* aad
sons Brno* aod   Dak,;  Br   aad Mn A,
Mnsesr and son Glen, of Pitcairn,   Pa.;
JTrWB flab*.* and  Mr*  Jfeyo Hal***,
of Browoavtll*, Pa ; Pre _oa* Plassa, et
California; Br and Mr* Ottrlaa BafatT
and soo Dal*, of Philip***'*; Mr* Jafh
Bodrss*,of Ail****;  Br and  brsBS.
Prt*e aa* giaadsue  Robert niaehtostj
Br aad Jfr. Obsrlas Hoar aad *>a**jp*_|
Mlaa Mlidrad; Mr aod Mr* JLMaabai
daagb w Eleanor,  of   Grr*aw*oel; ,,
Bsrosrd Sirauas, Mr* Pranete P*r*y
ttapblBt M bjses Clara Md Aabv as* 1
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