Bellwood Bulletin 1929-02-14

              BELLWOOD* ■**■*» f*
IM NEWS COLUMN
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CRIff SUMMU1T OF THE WEEK
tes
—Typewriter paper     een   be
obtained st tats office.
f&y§_|eraTyrone Honor Boll club
*g luthavfl to a banquet th be given
f .the Juniata dab at thl Y M.
A^ Juniat*, February^, at
Sp au^P ^P
—A anion meeting ot all
missionary eocie'ies will be beld
io to* Baptist chorch Priday
eveaiOjg at 7:80 to wbieb tbe pub-
lie i*J*vtt*d.
—An intevesting bill will be
presentee) by tee State Theatre be
Main street all of next week. 8ee
tbe announcement te tbe sdver-
tising columns.
—Centre county farmers ore
receiving forty-Live cents per
bnebel fer tbeir pol aloes . aod *
number of e»r loads bave been
sold end shipped te Bsltimore.
•—Gasoline tax collection during 1928 totaled ♦22,608,826.87,
State Treasurer Baoiual 8. Lewis
bas announced. It represented
consumption ot 748,027,812 gallons. tlS5 &$$,
*&*-A number of subscribers  ot
tee Bulletin residi ng at a distance
_bsfcii#liad tb* Mies of
RILLT OF MPTIST PEOPIE
at fee
tf
Delegates trom jflsjatj-ftvo
eburobes of tilt Centre Baptist
Association will assemble in tee
Logan Valley Baptist church
next Saturday aad Sunday. These
delegates ate members 'of the
Baptiat Young Peoples' Union,
who are plettjped to a »ite of
Christian service. There will he
confereneee on Saturday atternOOa
sad a young peoples telly oa'
Bandjsy morning, with a epeefr)
message tor yonng people by toe
Bee. H G. Dooley. Special vocal
and instrumental music will also
be* feature ot the morning service, and John L. Parker, president of tbe Baptist Young Peoples' Uuion, will participate in
tbe service.
At tbe evening •ervies Bev. H.
G. Dooley will preside over s pa-
Uiotic service and will preach oo,
'•Washington, The Man." The
publio ts invited to alI services.
hTeeUas d la* BiaUtars
. Wans for a general pulpit exchange occupied tbe Ministerial
association at its meeting Monday
afternoon. Tbe session was held
at tbe home"of the Rev. Montr*
villu Seely, with the Ba*. Galen
K. Blough, preaidlaf. Tba ministers planned tn preach, each io
another cburcb, oo March 8, at
the moruieg servioe. They ore
swore lo seeteey • se io their assignments, so »bsf^. no eougreg*
tion m*g;_m&*joro bsie^bafd *«Hm>
VIMNEY imi BE i UK IRW WlffilBp
lM
Adjutant General V* D. Betgfj
of  Harrisburg,  hss)  4e*sgf4e*r
Warren Lather MeKinney; sotr_
Csptsin and Mrs. Edgar |fa
ney Ot this borough, ta NioajM
a body ot tUlwsrt |ptfh»-ssi4
Uae part lu f***T^'i*'-^*ty-Jr!
aaBWisaaee    ot-  J*feeid*eta}c
Hoover in Wesbingtou, D, 0*$
Jft-rcb 4.   S*rges**t   MeSl*
leaves Belrwood for Washn
March   2,   rgargsj---"! oT*r
March 6.   During his stay in
national capital be will be to*
tered at  tbe  exclusive egljh
qldb. •%•**« ■ __*_£jji
, Warren MeKinney, a*   be
known to home friends,  fflj
sergeant of tbe Tyrone j eg******
troop, enlietiogatgo early «**«Vj
IA He has risen rspMly ie;
ranks, and today is loo_W
by 62nd brigade officers as
th*best versed men ot tba
syl vania  Guards in  mattsbjrMj
military science. Bg hsg^aislf
string of borsemausbip   pn*sgp;!
his «*,*^^|i^Mld*lp"** **-
viable,|_tti_ypia1n tbejbtl
During    pBmroer of - Ififj
toureaxeotral Europe, bis
tion being en attestation to.
outstanding service , wltbijj
Tyrone tft*oj|;^%^Sgi
Bis  farther hqfro_&-*-*J
selected  for    the   . mf
insugu rsl trip are rtoUyr
aad will hei *v*eereae*?|vt
bis wide cirweaif Mead-eyi
k PBaaWaUtY 14, 1029.
Ih«»**B*e-aB*-H-te
NO CI
ssntnaaas wae saris Pass Tes
URftrs  BIG    MISTME
TSfsBStl
i a*llvsrsd hv Bev. su m.
-BS.' OBAa—gS a. BABES
i OkraMay Park*, wife ot
~m% TVks, Pineeroft, died
splieatioos at   her ' heme
rsrsl weeks iljeees  Tues-
■t tt ID.  She ores a
^ oasmbsr of 8elem Loth-
eh web, and  belonged   to
' Wr- H*G* *• •*-to •*■rf
! Altoona.
_4 are ber hosband, four
tfougfators sod six shop  sons;
s^ollte Neerhoot,   Bellwood;
clWrs  Burkbolder,    Mrs.
Kris* B*M$**.  Mrs.  Catherine
"t^'jgA William B Psrks,
t; Harold Parks, Kebras*
Lrthur   Parks,    Colorado;
f Bad Boland Parks, Geltt-
Cietos Porks, at homo; oaa
/jits.  A. A.   Turnbeugh,
eroft, end one brother, Ira
Bra, Water street
Funeral services were held at1
t*«dem    Lutheran     ohareh
I afternoon at 2:80.  Ths
: Ha*rry *• Walker   wss  io
go and in torment was made
satis cemetery.   j^fcw
git Vegan,   Juniata   eoeaty
protector,  Ralph   McCoy,
county  game   protector,
,A. Myers, distriot supervi
at three days last week in
Mooatain eeotfoe. of
^eotingdoa, aad Oeotre
ml^^o%,mmsir
personal nnoik
Oo last Sanday   night in   tbe
Logan Valley Baptist church the
pastor Bev. H. G. Dooley preached a sermon on Abraham Lincoln
that created   a lsrge  degree   of
interest  Bat. Dooley oboes for;
his sobject -4Lineo4n,s   Big  Mistake" H* said io pari:   Tbe name
of Lincoln is spoken of   through
eat the world   with   reverence.
Possibly oo other  hnmsn   being
has   beeo   more idealised. Not
because he rose trom a log cabin
and reached the   White   House.
Bot because  be met a martyrs
death, aad aot because he possessed a compelling personslity,   lot
other Presidents began life in fog
cabins aod met a myrters   death.
Tbe biographers ot Lnnooln  ore
almost uuanimous that Ids   great
hold oo the people will always
remain a mystery. Lincoln wss s
despised man by his contemporaries. Probably  oo otber President
has beeo more sbametully abased
or slandered, sad  yet, 64  years
alter   his   assassination    he   is
an idol.  Some of his biographers
would have oa believe tbat be was
ae unbeliever, a skeptic, aa infidel end oo  atheist; but  tbere  is
overwhelming evidence   to   the
contrary. Lincolu was profoundly
religions.   One sentence trom his
pea will prove  that to be   true,
us-sly, -I am profitably eugeged
la reading the Bible.  Take all of
sits book, aa___ ___&__* je_
People Who Visit H
Tttoee Who Ge Away.
MOVEMENTS OF OUR CHIZEK
Councilman Wellington %
Blood and Jfrs. Bland were ia
No* Tork eity over tbe week
and. i**f_j
Mrs. Ruth Root Kask is bom*
from Cincinnati, Ohio, where eae
spent tea days with her brother,
J. Eugene Boot and family.
Mrs. Jobn A. Fox ot Sunny-
brook farm io Antis tpwosbip,
spool Sunday with bar mother,
Mrs. Rhodes, who has been til for
-teste lime at ber home in Newry.
John B. Bail wss smoog those
who want On tbe specially conducted excursion ot the P. B B
oo Sanday to Pbilsdelphis, where
be spent tbe dsy with his sister,
Mrs. E. B. Harden.
Mis. William B. Bell of Mary
Anne Forge, spent a few days ot
this week ia Pbilsdelphis, the
guest of ber daughter, Miss
Berths Bell, a student nurse io
one of tbe hospitals la tbat city.'
Mrs. J. F. Chilton aod sens
Robert and Joho, of Harrisburg,
were recent guests smoog Be*!/
wood friends. After March 1 they
will be reaidegte ot, Ph%rs«h^bts*.
le
hWhmWmm oeea
given,   'jjx ■
—Miss Katb-yn Williamson is
home from tbs Clearfield hospital,
where she had been a patient for
s number of weeks. Her trien<le
fare pleased to know that there is
a decided improvement la' her
condition.
—Pool aod Lola Mulbollen,
son and daughter of Soott Jful-
holleo aod wife ot Boyles street,
celebrated tbeir sixth birthday
early Saturday evening witb a
juvenile birthday party. Tbe
kiddies bad s joyous sitae.
•—Tbe Ladies' Missionary society ot Grace Lutheran church will
hold a valentine social at tbe
home of Miss Mollis Closson,
South First street, this evening.
Pie snd cottee wilt be served for a
nominal fee. Tbere will be a short
program. Friends are invited.
—.Wednesday evening tbe fire
men were called td the borne of
H. G. Giant oo Main street,
whete a flue fire wa* in progress.
Tbis morning tbey were called to
the Wills home on North Niuth
street, where snotber flue Are
broke out, snd wbiob was extinguished shortly slter tbeir arrival.
--We bsve beeo having uni
iormly cild weather during tbe
past two weeks. The thermometer BBS been flirting about between 4 snd 20 degrees much of
the time. Tbe fields ere nicely
covered with snow, held down hy
* crust wbiob prevented roads
being blocked wiih.it, except
where conditions for drifting sre
unusually bad.
—A new, Urge and spacious
diniug room wss opened this
week at tbe Western penitentiary
at Bockview. The dimensions
are 904 test te length by 60 feet
la width. In the dining room
they have elevator servioe wbiob
- eonvey* the food trom tbe kitchen
on a lower floor. The seating
espseity is 1,000. Ths population
Of the penitentiary gt Bockview
^woag»bojs78A.
bytbeifc***; *f.' Br*^BV«BBTJP|j
u8boold ihs ftHefaOer Aesept
Fees?" Tbegr mod taken in tbe
paper is that oo rule cont'd be leid
down to fit ell esses, hat that the
minister must use his own discretion, was approvsd ia ths discussion tbst followed.
Bailee la   B*ll*q**ats
Notice is hereby given to all
users of borough water tbst the
ssjop must be psid promptly.
The borough ordinance provides
tbat water rants mast ba paid
quarterly in advance. Tbere are a
number wbo are in arrears - and
unlsss tbeir' delinquency is
promptly paid ths water will be
shot oft from their premises, witb
all costs gdded. Now is the time
to pay and »ave further trouble.
W. L DAVIS, Secretory.
—Trespass 001300*. tor sale at
this office, ten cents eaob.
•—The first coasting accident of
tbe season occurred ou Sooth 2d
street Monday evening, when two
lads oomiog dowu a.hill ran into.
an Bu'oniobile being driven by J.
M. Douglass. .One of the boys,
Eudress by name, living on Sooth
Tbiid sheet, received s number ot
cuts aud tbe services of a physician were required. & appears
that tba boys struck the rear
wheel ot tbe automobile, else tbe
accident might have been more
serious. '
—Bev. 0. L. Welch, of New
Florence, wbeie he has beeo pastor of the United Brethren oburch
tor the pa*t aeven years, aod
formerly pastor of tbe Bellwood
United Brethren cburcb, in company with a number of other
ministers, sailed tbis morning on
a Mediterranean cruise, wbiob
will tske bim to many of tbe im
portent coubtries aud cities et the
old world. Including ia ths itinera era tbe following cities: Funeh-
al, -Madeira, Casabienea, Morocco
Gibraltar, Jfalegs", Spain, Taets,
Algiers st<d many other impor-
Unt places. The too* will ooeupy
s period ot several w*»*Ts*v^-'
vmm .years.' mi
Keystone Lumber comnrany ?*j**>
North Tuckahoe rtreeti end aaaer
Beatrice Flynn, of Patton, wot*
United ia marriage at 8 o'clock a.
m. oa Tuesday. ,.a>. 8tr Mary's
Catholic church in Patton. Hngh
Brumtnertj.. ol Summerbill, was
best man, snd Miss Ella Flyun,
sister of the bride wss maid of
honor, with the bride's brother,
the Bee. Jerry Flyun as the officiating clergyman. After the ceremony tee newly weds left on a
honeymoon trip.to eastern cities.
Upon their return tbey will go to
housekeeping; in a newly erected
borne on Stone street.
i Mr. Grosser is one of oar eater*
prising business men sod in conjunction with their tunny friends,
the Bulletin joins in extending
congratulations. -  -
risss B*lara Is OssBsl
President-elect - Hoover will
wind up bis Florida vacation
early next week, •returning to
Washington Monday or Tuesday
to clear np matters wbieb must
receive his attention before March
4, among tbem completion oi bis
inaugural address, plans for tbe
extra session of congress ia April
for she enactment ef farm relief
aod tarift < revision, sod conferences with party leaders.
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—For Sale—A complete range,
in the best ot condition. Inquire
at tbe J. M. Lnpter store. Will
be Hold at a reasonable price.
--February was not always tbe
shortest month in the year. It
Wa* Julius Caster wbo first swiped s day' to sdd it to his Owa
month, July, sad leier Augustus
robbed it of a second dsy to
lengthen- August, aad made it
equaHo July in number ot daya.
• — Jfisfc Katbryn Gearbsrt ot
Soutb Fir«t street, hssbesaabsent
from be* ecoustomed place of duty
a*Jteacher in the Tyrone publio
schools, due to illoees. She is now
nieely recovering end will soon be
eble.toeasuore ber station as io-
straetor.  ffr¥*i -
•B^ltWBBT^a, deer aod aea**ea-.
Ia addition to tha work awing
dons by - the gams Bessastofi,
there ore* numerous sportsmen
and farmers who are also engaged
as feeding goose, eepe*a*)ly since
the recent snow fall. One may
have this Or that to soy aboat the
Game Commimiouees snd Its
representatives, but that shop Id
not binder one in taking care ot
tha gsme aow ia tea woods. If
yoa want bunting next fell, now
i« the time to teed and take care
oi fall aame per the feeding route.
Humanity may not appreciate
tbis favor, hot wild game and
dumb animals, so-called, certainly
will, therefore do your duty -flg si
one hundred per cent, sportsman.
Bsw Bsas|*r si fair Star*
Alex Coho, who had been
manager of tbe Fair Department
store on Main street for the post
year, severed hie connection there
with last Monday morning aad
has gone to Altoona, where he
bos entered tbe employ of his
brother ia the Little Hat Shop.
He is succeeded here by bis broth-,
er, Horry Oohn, wbo has taken
charge. The uew manager is oa
enterprising yodng man aad will
pat forth every effort to bring the
Fair store op to a high degree of
efficiency.
OUlesrssl n**"f
The directors ot the P. Br B
T. M. 0. A* have elected George
P. Orris as president of the board.
The newly elected official bos
been president of tho board tor
tha past tweaty years. Charles T.
Baviek, assistant rood foreman ol
engineers on the Middle division
of tbe P.B.B. recently elected to
the board, wss chosen vice president. Jobn Campbell area elected
secretary and Joseph M. Lapter,
treasurer.	
Special Boy Scout semoee were
held la the Methodist ahereh Mot
Sunday morning, when thirty.fita
wore io ottsadaass aad Hstsesd to
e ssrsboa delivered by the saBtev,
Bev.BB
Son ot Got! was snconquerahla
a—ssmuebss temperance was a
live* issue in the recent President-
ial campaign and may .be air a
long lime to oome it may be of
interest te state Lincolns attitude
oo this great question. Lincoln
was a "dry* a teetotaler. When
the committee of the Chicago
convention waited upon Lincoln
to inform him ot his nomination,
be treated tbem to iee water ssy
ing, "Gentleman we mast pledge
ear mataal health ia the moot
healthy of beverage which God
has given to man. It is the only
beverage I have ever used or
allowed ia my family and I cannot
conscientiously depart from it on
tbe present oocasiou. B Is pure
Adam's Ale trom tbe spring."
Abraham Lincoln wes a model
maa ia every respect bat one. He
never identified himself with tbe
Christian cbnreh. He Was reared
a Baptist, his father sod mother
members et the Primitive Baptist
church io Kentucky. It all men
were to oot ia this matter as
Lincoln did it is aot likely there
woold be any churches. While
church members is ao guarantee
ot eternal salvation, yst this greatest leader of men tailed io tbis one*
point sad many of his admirers
have followed la his foot steps.
Tee church ot Ohrist has tbu*
suffered. Washington, Grant,
Harrison, Roosevelt, Wilson,
ifcEinley aod Harding were tied
up to tha ohareh. Mr Ooolidge
aad president elect Hoover are
staunch church members snd
tbeir influence is mighty for
ebristiaaity. The churcb is the
Bride ot Christ and some aay be
will come aad clsim his Bride.
Although Lincoln did aot join
-the Ohareh it must be said to his
credit that ha was a const ant
and regular ehareh attendant aad
ha made a yearly contribution of
fifty dollars for the pew la whicb
he est. Lnooln's church going
habit should be a lasting rebuke
to those wbo have united with
the ehareh bet never or seldom
Edgar B. Bay, of WaabUgtoeT
D. C, spent Tuesday and Wed*
nesday at tbe borne of Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Ford ou Bellevue
avenue. During a brief call at oar
office Wedaasday morning hs said
that be and Mrs. Kay woold leave
in two weeks on a Meditemniea
tour ol tour or five weeks end
will vieit many plsees ot interest.
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B**8 Special Oars far Wlatar Brivlsf
Newly licensed  operators,   or
tboee driving ia winter   for iha
first time,* shoald exercise extreme
core io braking on icy pavements \
W i son C. Prion,  Superintendent ]
of  tbe   State   Highway  patrol,
< arned.
Patrol meu bave noticed thstj
many drivers, when compelled to]
stop or slow down suddenly on icy j
pavements, show a tendency to]
posh the elutcb pedal ss well as jj
the broke, with e resultant skid!
and often a smash-up. It is far I
better to forget tbe clutch aad letj
the engin stall rattier than chance]
a skid. Driver*, experienced or|
inexperienced, should touch thefl
brakes as lightly as possible, pattf
ing tbem off and on, until then
is brought to a stop. By so dole
they may avoid serious collisioa
and tragic accidents," Snperint
dsnt Prion said "Whether yg
step on tbe gas or step on
brake, watch your step,"
Baagh-Bverhart
On Thursday evening Jon. 811
atfioeloek Jesse J. Raugb ass I
Miss Catherine Everhart, botjl
of this place, were united ||
marriage. The ceremony al
whicb the ring was used ws[
performed hy Bev. J. F. Ansa*]
son et his residence 800
street. Mr. Raugb Is a son of
nod Mrs. Jesse Raugh, Ng
Third street, and is emptor]
with the P. R. R. company.
Raugh is a daughter ot Mr.
Mrs. Walter Everhart, ot "
town. Baa is a graduate ot.
Township High school end w i
i teaching tbe Pius* school**
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