Bellwood Bulletin 1928-12-20

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. ispBrty, Toera and   Gloetenbury
itttvevwarv, at Barret's.    $§_
at_^We>'^B*irry   a   nice   Hue   of
*«&l djamondd at $86.00 to 875.
Come nt aud see our   goods,   at
Barret's. PP :>&&
^M^ejglsjBt fled a nice line   of
ObrrMeMtS prasent* in my store—
ffiv^fettfefi. a^sidliss, silverware aad
msitx'ja&j -ice Hoe of aseinl gifts
1 "rjifiWtiph.sst sVllsii. ttw.eHe.eet
e^H^ ftBBaeeg*iTad in  the shoe
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Pretest against the location cf F.
the proposed consolidated   grade*
sobool for Antis township   elorjtjar
tbe ttatehighway on the   Millar
farm   flat hav* been. reeeived by
the Antis township school ^board
in such nnmbers   that the   board
bas reconsidered that action-
Resident* of the section reaajhed
by the street  ear Hoe, especially
to the west of Bellwood, say that
their  children,   would have   teat
long  a   walk  alter leaving   the'
trolly   line  aod thoae  north   of
Bellwood, who  are j est   within
the legal transportation nee,  erev
among those prsSetrlng  against
tbe Ifiller term site.   ' 'ap
Tbe plot neat tbe present High
ohool building, Martio street,
Bedwood, oo tbe lowther farm,.,
accessible front both trolly ^ai>d.tiki,
highway, is said tolra^a^roegrj
favored by the majority e/the
protesting dtitsn*. -The' pveteit!
wae*ai#by cUizeas '_o ooetaij|
several aatidrad names.    ~?M
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tV. DECEMBER 20, 1028.
NO
HOT PUBLISH NEXT WEEK
been tbe custom among
BQtisptpBi Irateroity  ef tbis
psf the state to omit the issna
|* Christmas, therefore   the
_srill   oof. be poblisbed
Ptfolu  By so doing gives all
ejfitb tbe publication an
ptv to enjoy tbe Ohrist-
jpwer, the office will  be
Uhe transaction ot  busi-
rfaMa time we extend   the
Ipfts  of  the season and
llopr trienda and patrons a
grbrtmas  and a   Happy
N*w*Year, and treat
Prat-end   prosperity   trill,
tbem     thronghoat   the
HsVE PASSED TO THE BETONO
i ta las Lattsraa Ohareh
i cantata to be given in . the
t^sbarch Sanday evening
i JFThe Echo of a Song."
tor tbe  characters   ia as
(. "Grand mother Shipley,"
Werta;   ~fllBBi1^Bs
r," Cyril Don mire; 'Philip'
B, T.   Robison;  aPhillp's
Suttbryn - Hnnter;   their
fthildren, "Glraoe, Jack and
' Marjorie Bobison, Doo-
sll and Mary LoaisFleish*
•it ot Cote," Helen Beigb
ot yoong people   from
make ep   a   chore*.
|t":4s  cordially invited.
i practice et tbe chnrcb
§te evenieg  aad   final
|btoaigbt at 7. :.
pk foao§ people and
_|stite to aeoem
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ants. o. s. naBBtnte
Mrs. Lillian Bloom Pleasing,
wit* of 0.8. Fleming, 012 Booth
Second street, Bellwood, died et
the borne of e daughter, Mr* J.
Blaine Williams in Altoona,
at 12:20 a. at. Pridey morning of last week, ot oomplicationa.
Jfra, Fleming .bed gone to
Altoona oa Toesday to spend e
lew dayt aod to take treatment
f rom a specialist.
She wes born et Martinsburg,
February 24,1860, a daughter ef
David aad MetiMa Bloom and
was married to Mr. Fleming ie
November, 1878. Tbey moved to
Bellwood io 1880. She wes a life
loag member oi the Msibodiet
Episcopal ebnroh eed tor many
years bed been superintendent of
tbe home department ojf th*
8onday sobool. She had been aa
active member of tbe Bellwood
Woman's Chriatain Temperance
anion ainse Ua institution,
Sarviting are ber husband aad
11 ot her 18 sons and daughters:
Mrs. Jafattie Harner, Maloolm
and Charles Fleming, at borne;
Harry Fleming, Brownsville;
Boy Fleming, P. B. B. supervisor
at Suobery; Welter, Pee) aod
Arthur Fleming, Detroit, Mich;
Mr*. Roy Shirk, Tyrone; lire. J.
BUin Willieaas and Mr*. Earl
Hooeoer, AHooaa; aod two aietere
aad Ja> htxrther;  Mrs. Bote %%g\
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HOVEMEPiTS OF OUR CITIZEIIS
Whe Travel Te sag l*te»
Harvey Gregory apeot part -of
last week in Willi*maport.
Hiss Katharine Forrest, student et Bueknell Uniteraity,
Lewisbnrg, Pa., ia beta*) for the
Cbriatmas vacation.
Robert 0. Ford, of Newark,
Delaware, spent Sanday at the
home of hit pereott, Mr. arifl Mre
W. A. Word oe Bellview aveuue.
Miss Katherine Lowtber, who
lta student at the Dtekieeoe
seminary, is eojoyieg the Cmratt-
mas vaeatioo at her borne am
Martin atreet
Iff*. F. B.  Forrest of   Mate
street is entertaining her moChee,,-
Mrs. Louisa Grove, of Che*eb*v*v
burg, whe will remain aad   et>p**
tbe   Cbriatmas   season    at tbe I
F^fteet home.
Calvin Heater, Henry Fleither
Kussell Befam and Wendell Bebet,
State College, students ere et
their fBtpestlve homes hi the
borough tor the Yuletide veee*
tioo.
BUlle JfeGregor returned to
bis borne ia Ahoooa on Saed*v,
eflei wending ise sj^fc>j*§^__f£.
fajp toauf, weetter
propn^tB\will be the shortest 'day
te tbe year, tbat is there will' be
lets day light, although tbe aame
number ot hours.
—$26.00 weekly ia your borne,
folding aod'" ii*h|Hiig circulars.
Spare bote. We furnish every*
thing. 8ampies and particulars
foe. Write at once. THE SCHA
EFEB PRESS, 112 Cherry St
Meyeratown, Pa.
—Mrs. Guistwbite, who suffer*
ed a fall down a flight of stairs at
^ her home on Martin atreet eerl?
one morning last week end wee
^painfully injured, it doing nicely
|:*tnd is rapidly recovering from
injuries received.
—Cook Bros., tbat is Don and
John, tbe merchants oo -Stain
atreet,  have erected two  Christ-
 i trees in front of tbeir   place
I of business on Main street, whioh
i lighted et night time and the
Rlliant electric bulbs attract the
|attention of all who pass tbat way.
Tjj>-One day   last   week   while
I Mrs. Henry   Brunner  of   Main
atreet was engaged at her home,
  fell   and   sustained   painful
|lpjuries,   from   whicb   she    bas
been    incapacitated.   Her
nda trill be glad to know  she
doing   fine and   it   making
lit progress  toward   recovery.
—For Bala   A  beautiful red
■ick bouse  of 8 rooms,  bath,
ntry and eleeed-in rear  porch,
ith hot water heat, cement eel-
||p; alto coal end fruit apartments
. in cellar; garage  end large
BB eoop.   See owner,  Mrs.
fere H. Miller, 800 So. 4th 8t.,
iHvtood. 4*\#
—We regret to learn of thex
1*8**** of Our friend B. G. Gather*
I, wbo has been confined to
IBlaOllis ep South First atreet
J**tfe Best two weabB. However,
[7 eeneitioeiie new eneouraging
Jg with, ease will soon be able
i'ttHsuse bifLduties at oatetaker
the Logan Vatley oemetery,
be  has   rendered-   very
J^Or^ghi ieree|?PwV'&BB*v*f
f-Bsae    petitioned^SMthorities   at
Harrisburg to approve the same*'
PiahllBt eiatar OtMs
Efforts to keep in good physical condition and plenty of rest In
case a cold It contracted were th*
suggestions made by Dr. Theodore B. Appel, Secretary of Health,
to prevent spread of influenza
reported prevalent iu many sections of the conotry.
Dr. Appel warned against fear
of the disease, Besetting that
reports indicate the disease now
prevalent is of ao. extremely mild
type and that.tbere is no otrm-
pariaon between Ibe present
situation and that wbioh existed
ia 1018 and 1010.
Hamiftnf'ijI ine*»f^evei
ing, I Heard the Bells a*f
Mas Day, scboo);   readi ng,
the) Chime* Ring. Evelyn Stewart;
selection, Boy's Glee Club; school
paper, Eleanor Cornmesser;  music, orchestra; chorus   numbers;
selection, Girls Glee' Club;   play,
The Van Dorn's  Merry   Christinas, students; vocal solo, Ol Holy
Night,  Mary   Carson;    singing,
Hark! The Herald Aagels  Sing,
school; address, Bev. Montreville
Seely; singing, All Hail the Power, school; music, orchestra.
Me aaked to  bring
The youog people of the Lotfa-
||pB eborob will conduct the sunrise service in the churcb Obriat
mas morning at 0:80. An apple-
priate program is planned aad
ell members of the eborob ese
invited.
Hon J. Banks Kurtz, the very
able representative ot the, twenty-
first district in . Congress, writes
th<* Bulletin as follows concerning
aa liioiessii of pension granted to
Jerry M. Mong Of this   borougb:
UI am just advised by the Pen
sion Department the* tbo elaim
of Jerry M. Mong, Bellwood, Pa.
tor iocreased pension under act of
May 1,1820 has bote allowed at
the rate of 880 per month from
October 24,1828.*'j£$;
—Everybody is' hoping for  a
white Christmas.
—Typewriter paper      can   be
obtained at this^office.   %
—There has come a deoided
change in weather conditions
within th* peat few daya. For a
period of tour er five daya, ending the beginning of the week, e
heavy tog enshrouded the valley
and at timet wee so dense that it
oould almost be cut witb a knife.
One well sTeajsva eitiaeo said the
weather Monday morning w*e
"rettee," or at least it ssBiaatd e
naatoy odor. G or aa bis olfae t or ies
were inhaling the natty odor
caused   by
fide Oaa'l Baa la 1929
More than 550,000 dog license
tags have been sent to the county
treasurers throughout the Com
monweattb and are now available
to dog owners, according to tbe
Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal
Industry.
."The Pennsylvania dog law
requires that 1020 license* be on
ail doge bj January 15. No extra
time is allowed. After tbat date
it ia just a* much a violation of
the law to allow a dog to be witb
OBt a 1020 license as it would be
to ran an automobile without a
BOW license on or alter January
1," a bureau statement aaid.
PsIahrJIyfalenilaalBB
Mrs. T. P. Gheer, one of the
elderly residents of the borougb,
is at the heme ot ber daughter
Mn. D. H. Raugb, iu Altoona,
where ahe will spend some time
recovering from a dislocation of
the left sboatder aod a fracture of
the arm. ifrs Gheer fell on tbe
porch at bar borne Wednesday as
she was preparing to accompany
ber husband to Altoona to spend
the day. She was taken to tbe
I Raugh home and a physician wee
the home, mVeitb f&oottdstreet.
Bellwood, at fl p. at. Ssudaf, ebdaj
were oondoeted by - ber pastor
Ber. E. B. Davidson of tbe
[Methodist oburch assisted bf
Rev M. Seely of the Olivet
.Baptist oburch. Interment tree
made in Logan Valley  oemetery.
summoned
duced.
end tbe  fraoture re-
•79 Fatal  Crashes
Fatal accident report* covering
078 onto mobile crashes ia wbiob
816 sersoas were kil led bave been
filed during tbe year with tha
Department of Highways.
—The deer hunting season
which closed last Satarday result*
ed in the billing of thousands of
does,
—The many . irieoda of Mrs.
Frank M. Glasgow ot 800 South
Second atreet, trill be pleased to
know tbat tbe is nicely recovering
from a severe at tack of gripp.
George   ' W.   Bevao,    retired
pas'Buger engineer on   tbe   Bell
wood   division,   now   ot   State
College, apent a few  hours   weii
W    spaw    nnuersv      —*iy i » **—a*-    IB    , trBB*Yj_j* ■' ">■* my a as i ..«—    uuurt    Wttaj
m servies for the   |*eatt¥tt|e Jeoiata  river,   which at i friends in the borough   Wedue*
LMpM11 fl'lMWM   pita-lB>hlliliili isltBtBUi ' day, and was a caller et our oflioe.
, —Next Tuesday being Christmas most all plaoes of business in
the borougb trill be elosed
throughout tbe day. The usual
holiday hours will prevail BH the
poatofBce.
—Antis township schools will
each bave a Cbriatmas program,
most of tbem being ached u led tor
night rendition. Others will be
held Friday afternoon, when tbe
schools will close for tbe holidays
.—The firemen were given a
run Monday night Ot 10:80 to tbat
home ot Mrs. Ella Given on
Maple avenue, where a flee Are
was in pregreas and wbiob wes
extinguished without aay proper
fy damage.
—There will be Christmas
programs ia BH the grades and
tbe high school will have a
chapel exercise in the Y. M. C. A.
auditorium Friday morning, aad
el noon schools will dose for tbe
Christmas holidays. Attendance
yesterday was slightly better
thaa at tee end ot last week, aeeee
ot tbe tick pupils having  retare*
A complete surprise tree sprung
on Frank M. Giaagow    by his
wife aad   daughter   Miss Jessie
Wednesday evening, it being hit
81st birtbdsy. He bed tbe pleasure of having   rail ot bio  family
witb bim  except   bis oldest son,
Alfred, of San Diego, Calif.,  who
favored witb a telegram   wishing
many   returns.    Those   present
were bis trite,  Mitt Jessie  Giaagow, Mrs.   Gertrude Gayer end
husband  Hsrry Guyer;   Warren
Giaagow, wife and children, Bob-
ert end Martha; Francis Glasgow,
wife and three children, Joeepb,
Sarah aad   Mr*. Era* Mills and
eon Morrow, tbe latter a grandtoo
Mrs.   Templetoo,   Miss    Masse
McCaulley, of Altoona, and Wm.
Confer.  After Steele and a social
time delicious refreshments were
servae. Mr. Glasgow was the   **>
oeipient of a unmber of gifts aad
they all wished bim many happy
raterna of the day on taking their
departure for home.
Mr. Glasgow has been one of
tbe substantial dtiaeasof tbis
oommunity ell bis lite and tew
Bulletin joint lab) many trienda fas
wiahiag him many more years et
life.
Professor Joeepb Guest add
Miss Jane Jeffrie*, ot Pitlsburge,
spent tbe week end et the hosts
of tbe tetter's eon ta, Mum Li II ian
Jetrrtte and | Jfrs. Jennie M«*-
Craeken. *F||
—J. M. Holloa, of South Second street, a P. R. R. employe et
Altoona, stwtaiaad ae Injury
while M work but Jfondsy
whsreuy two aoaoll bones in bis
left abert trere brokea. Be ia bow
tSSBs)mallH et bis home.
stoat Sarah Jsa*t| „___
W. 8. Bell aod wit* of bftap
Forge, a teacher BS the Martin
atreet bigb school, bed been eb-
sent from her eoonatomed duty
for a week, dee to a severe attack
of tbe grippe.
Mrs Elisabeth Evans. Shamo -
kin, who wae e guest of ber
daughter, Mrs. William Sitman,
Jr., hew returned to her home
She was accompanied borne by
Druggfart and Jfrs Sitman and
beby Bitty and J. M. Douglass
and wife.
Mrs. Adelaide MeFarland returned home from Williamsburg
Tueadey eveoiag aad reports that
barton, J. Charles MeFarland,
who suffered e nervous break
down a month age ie a decidedly
improved condition, being able
to he down stain.
J. O. Henry and hit son-in law,
G. D. Campbell, Railroad atoeat,
bave rote read from Tall Timber
oamp, Milroy, where they spent a
vacation deer banting. Jfr. Jeewfy
wes one of six who ehot does.
Mrs. Campbell aad little daughter
Laura Jane, were smeeg tbe
visitors at tb* oamp.
Mrs.G. W. fits ago w, of Paee-
autawney, ta the geeet of her
mother Mrs. Cherry la Aefde
townthlp, and it alto enjoying
tbe otisisty ef ariewda ie' the
borough. After tbe holidays ebe
will leave for the northern pert ot
th* state where eeveral
will be paaaed with ber
Clyde Glasgow.
Mr*. W. A. Dyeart bee
ed frees l*1dhJilphie4 ^__.,
was a guest at tbe oelebt^tiou  %l
the flfty-fllt h wedding eneiweitary ]
of her parentt, bit. art   Mi***.
W. Cerea.  Mr. and   Mre. Ohwie
have teven terse and one daughter
Tbey reside ie   Cleveland, btjfm
most of tbeir
VtStt
t**twt
lioh.  Jfrs.   Dyeart  vfadte
daugbteua, Helea end |
«*wf*reaira«
st of their  anee reside   iatbe
Wm t   Pbtlsdeiphia,  S
it te that city tor tbe  *M