Bellwood Bulletin 1929-04-18

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|«nEF SUWMmTbF THE WEEK
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aarlaheertBenBalay,
—Trespass notices tor  sale at
IsnS office, tea eeots eaob.
—Tor Beat—Six room  hoass
jon Halo street.   Inquire  of Ira
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He-The weather conditions were
• most miserable Monday and Toes-
I day, when tola, and at intervals,
' snow' fell  for about torty-eight
hoars, all ot which hsd * tendency
to slow ap basinets.
—Mat. D, Bills, ot Pittsburg,
in remitting for another year's
subscription for tbe Bulletin,
among Otber things .aye: "The
Balletin is jast like sn old friend
coming sod  giving   tbe   home
nsws."
—Altar July 1, outomobilists
will be required to pay one eeat
additional for gasoline, according
to a bill which hss besa passed by
tbe legislature, and which will, no
doubt, receive the approval ot tbe
Governor.
—A largely attended meeting
ef tbe W. 0. T. TJ. aod ot tba
young pe6ple's braaab at tbe P.
B. B. Y. M. O. A. was held Tuesday evening witb * program sod
mess session. Mrs. Alios Ool-
presided. ■■*
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JbTonday ushered ia the season
for the  legal  catuhiog    of the
"speckled   aristocrats,"   aod  ol*
tboogh tbe weather w»s exceedingly uninviting for outdoor sport,
hundreds of anglers braved the
conditions and waat forth to the
many excellent streams in Central
Pennsylvania aad fished throughout the day.   However, s good
sport  tears  oaither   wind   oor
weather and when fishing season
arrives he lays all elsa aside aod
goat forth te try ha luck.
How cornea   raport*    from   all
sections that tba sport  was good
and handreds of treat were taken
*»o*n tbe streams by the fisher*
men.   Many   oi tha    Bellwood
anglers ware successtul  ana ^,
ports show  that from  ons   to
twsnty were tbe size ot the creels
aod some of tbem measuring  fit*
teen inches ia length.
Most of tbe catches mads oa
-Monday and Tuesday were with
bait, the season and  tha weather
oot beiog suitable for fly fishing.
The trae blae sportsman doss oot
Bod much pleas'ire in bait fishing,
as it requires oo skill or deftne*s
to hook troot with bait, sad be is
anxiously awaiting warmer days
wben fly fishing is at its best.
Balabew Ola* B*-0raaaia*t
E.G.Hamill, county farm agent,
I was in Bellwood lsst weak to meet
[ sobool children aad.reorganise tbe
lJa*>iia__t Junior aU'tubow olob
WBUaa aaaott rem*
TsMsosss ts sB asaawalal
Friends and patrons of- Fuoss
school, in lower Antis township,
erowded tha school building
Friday algbt lost for the monthly^
meetiog of tbe Parent-Teacher
association. The teaoher of- tbe*
sobool is Miss Msrtbs Raugh  of
Bellwood.
Prior to tbo address pupils   of
tbe school  gave a program of
merit. Bev. H. L. Harshbarger,ot-'
Grasierville,   ottered   a   fervent
invocation, the school   program
being   interspread     with   vocal
numbers ot W. H. Pesss of BelW
~ood. The program' aaa address
was thoronghly enjoyed.   Among
those present wer* members, ot
the board of edacation as tito   of
tbe faculty ot the High sobool.
£t__ *****Bj**atB the parent-teache
problem sad to --"^^q*. M fc(
said,"a happy medium soiu... ,
in a   division   of responsibillt;
between parent Bad teaoher, Mi
Faoss mads ase of a chart dtagrai
Hs classified the school problemi
ss major aad  minor, and   fel
disposed to list as major   to thi
parent things  wbleb bad  bet
listed as minor   to tbe teacher,
His reference  were ia general
terms bat were calculated, be salt
soth ay could bs spplisd to   tb
individual case.
Common sense, applied intell^f
gence, tolerance and sticktuitivo-j
aess were stressed as vital   teredo;
ia s solutiou ol sobool  **--»BBI
speaker  making ^oo . aloea
  aatst BMsT.nl from*
Utf aaaiav
{§ After beiog pastor of tbs Logan
galley   Presbyterian  eborob ot
this boroogb tor a fow months
oyer tour years, tbe pastoral relationship of Rev. W. R. Mem
[pert   came     to a     doss   on
[hist Buodoy.* In ths morning a
good sized congregation waa prse*
:aot when tbe minister spoke oa
ie subject, -Think Oo These
'bings."  The closing service was
ild la tbe sveulog whea ths pal*
it was declared vacant,
i   Bav. Memmert hss accepted a
[ea.ll to becomo pastor of the Firs*
>esbyteriaa ohareh of tt*nevo,
;*., aod on Friday -ill leave tor
* new Hold, bearing   with  him
te foodest   wishes   of   maay
'iends for his success.
■ At the close ot the morning
service, ao adjourned congregational meeting was held aod it
CL    .•.    _    *r? ijepair aod reno-
!v*te the churcb builaiu_ *..„...
[|f about |l,000.   A new root,
aew furnace and. new fresco, be*
tide complete renovation, were the
recommendation of the  trustees
approved by tbe congregation.
VJ.D. Stitt was elected so elder,
to fid the vacancy caused by tbe
death last January of J. Charles
JtfcFarland.   Bay    Struck   wae
alecteda trustee ia Mr.  Stitt'a
place.   Tbe trustees  wbo   will
live the improvemeot la obarge
M. 8. Goes, George A. Wil*
i, J.  M. Loader, Horaos 0.
|___. _^f, Stra»k^__ji,. .tha
-«^■y^f!a^,M,KI,
At a meetiog of the board of
edacation of tbe boroogb held to
thetouth side school bailding
one evening ir-t week, the.o«»
preeeot teacher,  corps •»*
Lets* tor tha «T"geh;;Ty
Thi. »the first time to the> history
ot tbs boroogb sebeelV thst tbe
entire staff ws. retatoe*.
PoooU Who ViaH fta-e aasJ
TT,^ Wbo Ga Away.
■BBRJFfi cmzas
aaasaw^amjl^^
tha boron gu ecuw.    	
itire stafi wa. retained. Kenneth z boss, of Bsst Mo*
Proftestor F. A. Hamilton who Bee*******, -?•**. •*♦»-* last Friday
was first ehosen  as principal   or snd Saturday with his outer, Mrs.
oar schools in 1907, aod wbo bas Paul Green  on North Fourth
served so »—eiently io this  capo*  street,    s,
cHy «ver since, wa.   elected tor      Mrs. H. C. Kepner, who hsd
the twenty-third term. Oar school, beta visiting la Jeanette, Pa., fee
are in a high degree of proficien- a number of months, bas returned
cy wbleb Is largely   doe to   bis to Bellwood and will remain for I
ability. He his thoronghly famili- an indefinite period with friends.
ar with coodttioos ia oar borough — •
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For the high school the staff is       ___      _   _ ._.    ____i
,   «   - t\ —    Tv.ii  Although officer, of the Paara 7
composed ot   T. D. E.   Dillman,       _ ^^_      ._. l_ii___
„   -^_. '0f Game Commissioner*   believo 1
Misses Thelma   Greene,   Irene  t.      . ,.,„_  -„_.ussa\r
„■"     u     u —.*«  — ~_       a there is an onp'ooeaent  number
Brumbaogb.Helen Bowstr,Su.an  Qf ^^ iUW lhfJ-
Hirtch and Lottie Yobo. ^ ^w .Up> to preveot tkflJJ
«ihool.Tnthe8oa^Xbu8aainl Jj«^ ^ «yfei»8 but lo-»*1'
Mists. Anna Smelker, Htldred More \{Moim ww ^^ ^A
feats aod Mary Jamison. . totheBoason than  in  any   lika
The North Side stafi  i.  com*  period since the law became efiect*
posed of Misses  Beryl   Fowler,  ive. With so maay thoasands   of
Helen _fc(Ho.key, Pearl Pershing  fiehermen  ou  the  streams   tha
Mrs. Almeda Seeds, .Mary Ooro*  Board bat ordered its fall force of ]
messer,Velma Wolfe, Ruth Irwin  enforcement   officers   ou   activa
Verne Bamberger, Mrs.Gertrude  _e\_ duty. Stato police and game
Boyd, Helen Bland,   William B.  wardens are also co-operating in -
Myers. making sure tbat tha fishermen
All   the teachers   laws  been   who abides by the law will recel-
notifiedot their election aud have   ve the full benefit of tbe stocking
been asked to sign.their contracts  dose by the commission,
ffjqte the stated meeting of the. .*aB*¥has||*abo bas} taaaj ■-»■'■■■«
-. ■*^-**-—■. -ii stiff aai
Wafr Oooaty Bepablicao elob
at tbe Peon Alto hotel Thursday,
April £6, at 2.80. Tbe speaker
trill be Mrs. R. R. Potts ou the
••Constitution." This address will
be most interesting.!
—And now wa are told tbat sn
effort to bsvs the plans ot the
proposed sewer system ot the borough confirmed aod approved by
tbe state authorities. The matter
has been dragging along a snail's
pace for month., and it is aboat
time tbat some activity was being
injected.
—A total ot 489,614 dogs were
licensed in Pennsylvania in 1928,
approximately 10,000 less tban in
1927, according to tbs Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry.
This decrease is accounted for io
sections of the Commonwealth by
labor conditions, especially in the
v coal regions, wbieb lorced msoy
■owners to dispose of their dogs.
•—The gas tax will loom big ss
Ba issue io tba next gubernatorial
and legislative campaigo, accord*
log to J. iforton Weeks, president
of the Keystone Automobile
Clnb, who, following passage of
tbe bUt increasing the tax to foar
ceots,annoanced plans to continue
the fight sgainst any increase
beyond tbree eeuts.
—Mrs. Daniel Madara of North
Tuckahoe street, end Mrs. Charles
B. Dickson ot South Cambria
atreet, were lo Canton, Ohio, lost
Friday, being called there to St*
toad the faaarel of tbeir niece,
Mrs.Beatrice Madara Smith. Mrs.
Smith eras a daughter of Will
Madara Snd Wlfs, former residents of oor borough.
two classes formed; those who
were members lost year taking
second year work. Tbs cbjldreo
will receive letter* ot instruction
and helpful information ou flower
culture all throagb the sammer
and ba given an outing st the eod
of tbe season. Tbay will be ex*
pected to exhibit some of tbeir
flowers st the souaal flower show.
Tbeir motto is, "Help Make Bell*
wood Beautifnl."
Baattsa By Ima*rsl*u
At tbe Logan Valley Baptist
Ohareh a spirit of revival has
resulted in thirteen dicisions tor
Christ, mostly adalts. On next
Saaday night the Bev. H. G.
Dooley will officiate at tba baptismal servioe by immersion, wbeo a
father together witb bis son and
daughter will confess Ohrist to
baptism. Proceeding the baptism
Rev. Dooley will preach tba 8th
sermon on favorite texts ot great
men who made history. Tbe
pablio is cordially invited to eo*'
joy sll ot oaf services.
I.--
Bsnrless Is rrssbvtsrtSB Church
Bev. William Gibbs, retired
minister, will occupy tbe palpit
of the Presbyterisn ohareh oext
Sunday morning. Bev. Gibbs was
former pastor of tba Ooalport*
Irvona charge, bat bss beta liv-
lag retired at Oreesoo for some
time psst Saadsy sobool at 9.80
i   B. Ba.
Temperance Legion Will Best
Tbs Loyal Temperance Legion
will meet io the Lutheran church
on Sunday atternoon, April Si,at
8 o'clock. A program 00 "Kindness to Animal." will be given In
celebration of "National Be Kind
to Animals Anniversary." Animal posters will be made and ax.
hlbited by tbe children. A goad
attendance" is desired, 'ss final
arrangements are to bs made tor
a playlet to be gives aome time io
Msy.
law Proprietor tf ras lasi Iters
There is a new proprietor of
ths Bellwood Cash Feed store oa
South Cambria street, wbieb was
conducted for the psst few years
by L. A. Reigb & sons, aad the
new owner is James Biggins,
who took possessioo on Tuesday.
—Typewriter paper
obtained at that offloe.
can  bs
Paieoto, W^aiS, tloi»l B*miii»#
is* themselves with school
problems before they pass judgment on tbe teacher.
He spoke in general terms of
tha national school problem,
giving mncb thought to conditions whioh hsve to do with Bot
alone the school bat ss sre co-
related with ehareh, home and
government These, be insists, are
the very bulwark ot a wall-ordered
society.
He assured bi. audience tbat at
00 tima was tbere a greater asad
af education, aad particularly an
education of tolerance respecting
the basic institutions ot America.
Good-mtissoahip, be said, demands ao adberenoe to aod strict
compliance with sll law. Tboee
from abroad who dislike America, her laws or her traditions,
need not stay in America and tbe
speaker recommended that all
sach acquaint themselves with
tba foot that European bound
steamers leave oar shores daily
aod that trae Americans will do
notbiog to stop tbair sailing.
Mr. Fuoss refused to entertain
a suggestion that one sect of thinkers or ons body ot reasoners had
determined or established s mo-
noply ot world intelligence. To
tbo contrary, as be felt constrained to challenge, all races and
creeds hava given to universal
thought those things whioh
endure and abide.
Ha can conceive of- no greater government thaa that whioh is
American-made. Tbis thought
prompted him to make humorous
allusions to tha label of foreign
msds good. "Made io Germany"
or "Direct from Japan." One
thing wbioh woo aot msda abroad
be reflected, wo* tbe fine courage
displayed by American manhood
in 1918.
Tbe apeaker than alluded to
the proposed boycott of r>ood,
old-fssbioned English words
whioh mean mooh to patriotic
fatal liberty loving Americana.
Ha had dirty* recarenoe, he said,
pastorate aotil the iroprovsments
oto completed.
OMa* TearBsBara
Yes sir, that'* jast wbat yoa
will do if yoa belive io yoar local
community and its men aad mer-
cbants. If you fail to co-operate
with them, the town either stand.
still or retrogrades. We kaow
tbat yon want to see tbe towo
prosper because yoa bava assets
either io this town or in tbe surrounding community. Therefore
every cent end dollar spent here
adds to yoar assets aod to ths
towo snd its people ia general.
There sre so msny issues thst
we might meotion or call to yoar
attention, but we feel that yoa
shoald know yourself, yoar
neighbors and yoar bome town
merchants, aud also know yoar
daty to them—aod do it. Bot we
want to meotion one issue: When
mistortune or sickness, or both
ot thorn come along, do yoa send
to a msil order house for cooperation, for attention, tor
support? No, yoar friends, snd
especially yoar neighbors, rally
to tbe cause and do all within
Hoar power in yonr behalf. Tbaa
why tarn tbem down witb yoar
badness transaction when yon are
well?
nssssasn at si ii 1 ■ -*—.
—A Wosbingtoo Oity judge
bos ruled that pedestrians bsve
the right of way. Bo now they
oaa go ahesd and ran over tha
aatos.
8. E. Genssmer was re-elected
fat janitor of the North Bids bailding. Tbe Soatb Sid* janitor, O. 8.
Fleming, who hss been in servioe
for msny years, resigned on
account of tailing health, sod D.
H. Hsmer wss elected in hi.
plsee.
The date tor commencement
wss fixed ss Msy 28 and the
place will be the Methodist Episcopal ohareh. Baccalaureate
service will bs as usual a anion
service. It will be beld Sunday
oigbt, May 26, in the Methodist
Episcopal cbnreh. Tbe preacher
will be selected by the class.
The school term will open
September 8, Tuesday after Labor
day. Holiday, were fixed ss follows: Armistice dsy, November
11; Thanksgiving holiday, from
Wednesday noon, November 27,
to ifonday morning, December 2
Christmas holidays, from 000a
Tuesday, December 24, until
Thursday morning, January 2*
Easter holiday, lrom Thursday
noon, April 17,1980, to Tuesday
morning, April 22.
to a proposal tbat the word
"military" be dropped from tbe
English language.
"We began tbis word campaign daring tbe world wsr
wben, witboat opposition, we
dropped the offending word saner
kraat", he recited, smid laughter
"These word reformers will find,
however that if more difficult to
drop words wbiob are expressive
of American'tradition sod symbolic ot virile, dsvotad Nationalism aad sslf-denying aod self
sacrificing patriotism."   pp
Saaday School Claaa Bat
The Bev. J. F.  Anderson,   D.
D. was 00 Thursday night honor
ed by the Sunday school %class   ot
whioh he has been teacher for   a
number of years, the class adopting the name,  "J. F.   Anderson
clsss" as its future title. The class
whioh has been   known   as  class
No. 8 ot the  .Methodist   Sunday
sobool, or tbs Pas tor's class, was
taught by Dr. Anderson   daring
bis pastorate at the charob   1916
to 1921.   When bs   returned   to
.Bellwood io 1925, the pastor bsd
ceased to teach the class aod   he
was unanimously   requested    to
take his old place. Although   he
was frequently called to* All other
pulpits.  Dr. Anderson, even  in
bis tbree years pastorate at Tipton
has been teachers  his place being
filled la his absence by ao   aesist-
aat, J. L   Rightnoar  and   O. L.
Weaver being on the staff.   Vote
00 the name was unanimous.
*a*S"£—S*aaaa*aaB-ss-1 s iii i g j. na
opeeiagot the legal seeso*||
day found tbat, at u*OaT**^B**v^
violations do not start with ths
dates on s sportsman's calendar.
80 flagrant were some of the vio-
Utions discovered that floes
ranging from $800 to $1200 wet-
imposed.
■—ssss—■■——■——-fj ■■ asaasaa iaiis sue-
Br* 0. F. Beer* BtrlakM
Mrs.  Charles   F.   Mw»re,   for-
many      years      s resident
of Bellwood, was stricken with
apoplexy at ber bome io German*
town last Monday end word
received here is to tbe 1 fleet tbat
•he wot uncouocious tor twenty*
I' ur hours sod up to tbo present;
time ha* only partially recovered,
colisutous*' fax.
Her husband tbe 1st* Charles j
F. Moure, whs engineer o! uiaiu*
titiance ot way 00 the Bellwood ;
division of tho Pennsylvania!
railroad and was prominently!
identified witb civic snd other ]
publio affairs wbiie residing tatr
Bellwood. Alter the death of bar
husband Mrs. Moore went to
Qermantown where .be bss since
resided. She visited frequently ia
Bellwood since leaving for thi
east.
Weaver Bro*. Bakery BsM
Negotiations which have beenl
pending for some time were olosed I
last   Saturday   whereby     O.   L[
Wortbley, of Altoona will ba owa I
er      of the    Wester   Brother*
bakery on Main street.   The newl
owner wilt tske possessioo April
28, when he will move his fsmil'l
to oor boroogb and will occopjl
tha rooms on tbe second floor of
tbe bakery bailding.   Tbe net
proprietor is an experienced bal
aod hopes to merit tbe patronaf
of the public. *
Weaver brothers purchased tl
bakery six years ago from Jeaal
Fuoss.   Their coarse ia tba fntai
is undetermined.
—The    highlands. . of ; AntJ
j township wara covered with 1
I two iaohas ot .now   Wedne**!
'morning.