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BSLLWOOD, PA., THIIJ
LOCAL IK COLUMN
Short Items That Will Interest Our Readers
BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE WEEK
fsrs* Paragraphs 0*BC*ralBg th* Dalags
ef Qarlstsagh  tls Oolaa—
Oar BBBMribers Baloy.
—Typewriter paper can bs
obtained at thia office.
—For Sale—Dwelling on North
Second street, with all conveoieo-
'oo*. Inquire at the Bulletin
office. It
—The home of Irvin Mitchell
snd wits oo Main street has been
gladdeoed by tbe arrival of a new
baby girl. <
—Tbe members os the Excelsior Fire company are planning
to hold a dollar donation day tbe
latter part of tbe month, when the
laddies bops to receive a liberal
response trom every citizen ot the
boroogb. The foods thus received will apply oo tbe uew
building fund.
—A birthday party was held
recently io honor of the eighth
birthday of Frances O'Brian, ot
Washington, D. C, at ths homo
ot her grandparents, John T.
Leddy aod wife oo Main street.
Games were played oad a lunch-
son was served. The party ia-
oluded Frances O'Brian, tbe host*
■ gs*t   Frances 'fliaei,- of  Tyrone;
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MLBMO PROTEST BUS LINE
Prsssssl Per Isal* tram Stats 0*U*t*l*
SJISBBB MSBtS OWBS-lBB
Ths Pennsylvania and Bellefonte Central Railroad companiea
on Wednesday protested tbe ap*
plication of Clifford E. Close, of
State College, to operate a scheduled motor freight and .merchandise servioe between Slate College
and Altoona, whan a hearing on
tbe application waa held before
the Pablio Service Commission ia
Harrisburg.
Close testified tbat be had been
requested by Altooaa and State
College shippers to condaet such
a service.
Close proposes to operate between State College aod Altoona
via Pine Grove, Seven Stars,
Warriorsmark aod Tyrone.
lotto* ts Baroagh Water Osmbb-CS
Dne to the prolonged dry
weather and the low condition of
the water supply, all consumers
of the borougb water are hereby
requested to be as careful as
possible witb tbo ose of tbs same
and use jast what is actually aeed*
sd. The ass of hose tor sprinkling
purposes is hereby forbidden until further notice. It is to be hoped tbst these requirements will
be complied trith by all user* and
tbst it will oot be necessary to
enforce the ordinance.
By order of tha water commit*
tee.
W. L DAVIS,
'stem
►AY, SEPTEMBER 5,1929.
NO 26
HftVE PASSED TO THE 8EYQJIB-J
Bsssil et r*TSSBS Wa* Bar*  Pali  TBS
PwallT of Hilar*
MART CATHERINE H0SBS
Funeral services for Mary
Catherine Moses, wbo died at 1 p.
m. Thursday at the bome of her*
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. J. O.
Moses, Bellwood, wars beld at thst
parental bono Sunday afternoon
at 1:80 o'clock. Interment was
made in Greenlawn cemetery,.
Roaring Spring.
Miss Moses, who had beeo in ilt|
health for tbs laat year, was borBjf
June 24,1909, at East Freedom!
Surviving are bar   parents,   two!
sisters,   Mrs. Eeoneth     Pear
Bigler, Pa., and Mrs.   Wilbur R|
Fisher, at bome, and oae brother*
Wilbert, at   home.   She  was
member ot the   Uoited Brethre
charoh ot  whioh - ber  father
pastor.
PAUL B. GILMORE
of Altoona, wbo weot to Jeftertof
hospital io Philadelphia, oca daft
last week to nndergo sa operation*
for the removal ot a   tumor AMj^
his brain, died io that institati
J/onday   afternoon,    from
effects of  tbs  operation.   F
number  of yesrs   bs bad
employed by   the   Peonsylv
railroad company,  and was
April 17,1879, io Cambrili
a sod of J. Frank   Gil
wife of Railroad street
oogb. He is survived bjf
eots, his wile, these   fat
sisters, FjrajJ_
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RTERMNS GILL PASTOR
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information of tbo death Ot   two
oi ber cousins, wbiob occurred at
a grade crossing, of tbo   Chicago
ood   Northwesters   railroad    at
Bancroft, Wis.,   where the ladies
bad beeo visiting sod were oo tbs
way to their   bome io   Freeport,
IMinois. Tbe victims,  relatives of
Mrs. Weaver, were Mrs. Aaaa M.
Gransten   and   ber   sister,   Miss
Martha Youog.   There were five
women ia the aatomobile aad all
met with death.
-—The fire alarm was  sounded
Mooday oigbt between the hoars
of tea sod eleven o'clock, catling
the firemen to a sinkhole   whiob
had been filled witb refuse matter
aod whioh took fire, from   soma
unknown cause a tew weeks ago, I
and breaking out afresh assumed '
a tbreatning appearence.   Yesterday at noon   the  firemen   were
cailed to thelrwio  property On
' Sooth Third aod MorUo   street,
where tbe leaves aud  underbrush
from   tho  shrubbery   took   fire.
When first discovered by   neigh
bore it looked desperate   and the
firemen were hastely summoned.
—The many Bellwood friends
ot Mrs. Mabel N. Cowan, wife of
tbe late Rev J.  A.   Cowan, who
was pastor ot the local Presbyter-
ian ohareh a few   years ago,  aod
who died a coople of years  ago
while pastor   of tba   Wattsbarg
Presbyterian charcb io Erie, Pa.,
will be pleased to learn that   she
has boon appointed supervisor ot
the Neighborhood House in Erie,
Pa., and has   now  entered upon
her  nsw   duties.  The house   is
sponsored   by  the   Presbyterian
churches ot Erie and surrounding
- counties sod   is ot great import
ance to foreigbuers. Mrs. Cowan's
ohildren are now fitting themselves tor tbsir Ufe  work.  Ratb  is
preparing for a teacher   and goes
to a normal School; Josephine  is
in training for a nurse;   Jeau has
been going to college, while Crow*
ford is learniog  a  trade.   Too
youngest   child, David, is   with
t_o-Mt_sriiatbaboflae.
    lipoid oome   before  ttie
people promising that If"1- thef-
choose me to fill this important
office that I will give ths ssme a
business like administration. My
residence beiog as it is in tbe
central part of the towoship,
would make it very coaveoieot
tor the tax payers, who would uot I and i_terrwi
bo required to go to the  extreme 	
end of the township, when they
desire to pay taxes. I have beeo a
life long resident of Aotis township and know tha needs of the
people, Your vote and influence
will be much appreciated.
ft T. CANNON.
GeraioT^BB^rieroll 	
Veor*©****/, Madeliue, "Soger,
Anna Belle, Edward, Francis,
Ellen, Ricbard and'Sari.
Services wer* held at his . late
bome in Altoona thi* afternoon
and the remains were taken by
auto to Glasgow, Cambria county
—Piano'toning, repairing, etc.;
rates reasonable. Phonographs
ood radios repaired. James L.
Hatch, 803 Chestnut Ave, Altoona.   Dial 89786. 24-5
—Russell Noel,  son ot    Scott
Noel of Maio street, the victim of
a distressing automobile accident
five weeks ago ia ths vicinity    of
Saxton,  Bedford    couoty,   and
since then confined   in tbe   Blair
Memorial hospital ia Huntingdon
is now at the boms ot bis parents
recuperating.  He is able to walk,
but bis  latt arm   is still causing
him much polo and inconvenience
snd later it will    be necessary tor
bim to returo to the hospital   tor
further treatment.
—The prolonged   drought   is
becoming alarming   inmost   all
sections oi the commonwealth. In
a namber   of towns   restrictions
hava been placed  upou tbe ^discriminating use of tbs water, tbsir
reservoirs having become  alarmingly   low.     Io  many farming
sections ia nearby counties never
tailing streams have dried op ood
tbs formers are compelled to haul
water a great distance tor   ase of
their cattle. Unless we are favored
witb a searching rain within v tbe
next few   days, conditions   will
become  desperate.     While  tbe
stream from   which .Bellwood re
IssIbHsb Mow PoBBtala
Corporal William Sitman, Jr.,
our druggist, has a force of  men
at work today installing a modern
electric soda fountain in bis place!
ot business on Main street. . The L
fountain   contains  all tbe latest
appliance  aod  is ap to data in
every particular.    We are pleasedV
to note this evidence ot success obi
the part of oar druggist.
LOCAL AUTQIST M WRECK
[>P**faU*B*l _**tlat _ali attar las*
Say Haralas torvlOM
.utter the morning services lsst
ieday the members ot the Logan
iciey      Presbyterian     church
•tended su   unanimous coll   to
Is*5  Charles Wylie McClay   to
noma tbeir pastor. Rev. McClay
to-been pastor of tbeFanettsbarg
ionklin   couoty,    Presbyterian
-jrob tor the past five years.   A
Ivi Sundays ago be occupied the
Jlopit of the Bellwood Presbyter-
I'dchorcb and greatly impressed
ill congregation and it wbb deci-
m fo  bold    a   congregational
;eeting sod ii tbs wsy be  clear
fond a call.
rRev. Dr. Francis, pastor of the
I Oot Presbyterian charcb of
I itoona, preached tbe sermon and
Hid as a moderator ot the meets'. Tbe name of tbe Rev. McClay
the only ons given considers-
aod action was so nearly
aimous that it was mads so
the call will be seat to him at
pro.
[Rev. McClay is a graduate of
ifayette college, Eastou, Pa. and
[Princeton theological seminary
ithe class of 1927. For five years
Hwbart   Mam Sattersl ana I»i«r***
WBIls Driving la It. Uat*B
PERSONAL PARA6RAPHS
While returning trom a   vacation trip which had taken him to
pieces in tbe eastern part of   tba
state Herbert E. Akers Soath Second street met witb sn accident at
Mt. Union last 8unday   morning,
whicb baa since incapacitated him
iron) doty as a linotype  operator
n ths office ot tbs   Tyrone Doily
'Herald. In  company  with   his
sister, Miss Lizzie Akers, employed in tbe Altooos Tribune editorial room, ba came suddenly' upon
a "stop" signal at ao  intersection
and applied tbe brake with much
force, whiob caused his car to veer
over on its side, and in tha impact
hs sufiered severe injuries   to his
left arm, while his sister suffered
a face injury.
Medical attention was given the
injured in 3ft. Union, after whieh
they were able to come boms. At
I first it was thought tbat Mr.
Akers Buffered a broken arm, but
upon closer examination it was
found to be only badly sprained.
He is oow at bome nursing his
injuries aod is doiog as well as
could be expected and he will oot
People Who Visit Hero and
Thoae Who Go Away,
MOVr-lENTSJr^p CmZEIS^
Tluslslsi In ■bbwIiiIiiiI U bb-
lSBU   rWBSBSl MSBllBB Bf 1^
WBa Travel t* aai Pre.
the class of iy_7. l" or nveje.ro  w.„ ■-
hae been pastor of tbs Fsnnets   likely bs able to follow his   voca-
rg church,  for a  port of   his tion for a tew weeks. Their many
orate   being    a student    at
lucetoo.
Shoald be accept, whicb ia coo*
eatly expected, he will bring to
_JMS, wjjte andtwo child-
gXao parsonage, Wbioh bas"
ithe Rsv. and
friends oongratalats tbem on
what might have been more
serious injuries.
Ponssr BMlioal DM la Oaarlorol
.-WoHtot   the   death of  Mrs.
Minoie WilliamsoOjW
Captain   and   Jfrs. Edgar Mo]
Kinney and Mr. and Mrs. Charle
Hoover hsvs   returned   from
I pleasant   motor   tour   of   N«
York state.
A. J. Pettit, of  Harrisburg,
visiting at tba home of bis son-is
law rod daughter, Freignt Ageal
and ifrs.  J.  H. Leffard on Of
ohard street.
Cleon Moffat returned to Uniojj
towo on Wednesday after a vao*1
tion of two weeks, sod was
companisd by bis parents,
returned home the same day.
Madeline    Koon'z,   Jeanet
who   has    been    spending
summer at the home ot her j
mother; Mrs. J. A. Boyd, Oi
place, has returned to her hi
Frank Jamison, who speot
summer months with home
has returned to the Uoiverail
Texas, at College Station,
he is assistant professor Mi
culture. ''JJ	
Elmer E. Sheriff   of   M
formerly of tbis borougb, is |
ing with his Dareutj
B-UJiaflHJ ''
loffB 8arv*T Per Bilk Ooatrol Law
P; A preliminary survey of tbe
*rm8 from whicb raw milk ii'
kid to tbe consumer and of tbo
pssteurizing plants, is now beiog
irriedon throughout the state by
.embers of tbs health depart*
rnient's field milk inspection staff,
j sccording to a report submitted,
prepared by Ralph E. Irwin, chief
F tbe milk section.
According to Irwin this activity has beeu undertaken to assist
bilk distributors in making pre-
orations and developing proper
|lans tor the compliance of the
cently enacted milk control law
jfeioh will be put into active op*
Itmtion in 1980.
BMora IBoQoodB sr Arrosl Will Poliov
The party who stole a nsw pair
oi rubber hip boots from tbe pablio buildiog is known, and he is
advised to return tbe boots to the.|
office of the Chief Burgess ot the
borough withia two days, or ar
rest and exposure will follow.
—Home from. Scranton   what) I
they served   as colbr guard   witlia
Howard    M.     Gardner     poal
American Legion, ot Tyrone,   sne
the state  Legion   convention  cc,i
last week, First Sergeant WarreL9_|
Lather MeKinney and   Gorportngl
Joseph L   MeFarland   report    tt
thoroughly enjoyable trip. FollovMe
ing tho  mammoth   fifteen   mibric
street  parade  in    whioh    sta.ate
Legion   units    participated, trues'
two local men mad* a motor tot   a
oi the scenic Lackawanna  vallebe i
visiting first  ths   Hudson   coeng*
mines at Carbondale   where   til at
doily mine output is upwards   >r, a
oae' baadred aod fifty oars, goitxpr
thence to Mount Pocooo,   famfon
as a summer  resort.   Thsy w«
especially  impressed    with   I
hospitality ot the people of Scr«wlp
ton as were also Corporal and J ^_.
■William Sitmao, Jr., just return   8o|
*_f iVSla. iom Bcroutnn as   reprewutofclj
edyo. iu water supolT !• boldiog Jo»» ^ ^"||
loutvsr,   wril, nevertheless   w. J^fT
Ibaseuonoto waste. i*w-.***-t       ^
_ar
TtbIbbub takes 8addsBly Sto*
S. R. Vandevander, a former
sideot ot tbe borougb, but for
ie past two years living in Ponx-
itawney, and a conductor oo the
reason division, was takeu sad-
joly sick while on duty at Ores*
o last Saturday and was admitted to tbe Altoona hospital,
tare he is now receiving treat-
nt.       ^^^
"Trespass notices tor   sale at
|a office, ten cents each.
-Labor Day was generally ob*
pad in tbs borougb, wben most
places of business were closed.
races in the afternoon proved
a  big attraction for  our
Sens.
>mmisaioner Benjamin G.
boo of tbe Bureau of Motor
jiioles has given Supt.   W.   C.
i of ths State Highway   Pa-
Ithe names of 4,800 garages
repair shops which have   re-
ted that they be mads exam-
stations daring the  corn-
pry   inspection   period    for
it    vehicles whioh    begins
11, and continues until Nov.
1 .Before any ot these stations
|iveo Commissioner Eynon's
they must prove to the sat-
loo of motor patrolmen that
sre equipped to make com-
i inspections snd th at their
lareaotually mechanics.
the late James A. Williamson,
who died in the borough a namber of years ago, and was uoited
in marriage to Theodore Lindsay,
who survives. She was a member of the Methodist charoh and
during her residence bere was
quite active in cbnreh affairs.
The remains woie brought to
Bellwood oo Saturday and interred in Logan Valley oemetery.
Clark Smith and wife, of West-
ville, If. J., were recent visitors
among friends in the borougb.
George Crewson, wite sod family ot Buffalo, N. Y., spent Labor
Day at the home of R. L. McClos
key on Boyles street.
Mra. J. W. Mollenkopt, of
Williamsport, ie the guest of ber
sisters, Mrs. Wellington Y. Bland
and Miss Clare Buckwalter.
0. M. Carse, ot Cleveland.Ohio,
was a recent guest at tbe home of
his sister, Mrs. W. A. Dyssrt on
tbe hill section ot tbe boroogb.
John Fuoss, wife and daughter
Emaline,  ot  East    McKeesport,,
spent a few   days   recently with
friends in the borough and Aotis.
township.
Siebert Hetrick has returned
to Detroit, after a visit of a few
weeks at the home of his parents,
Constable and Mre F. S. Hetrick
South Second street.
Orville Moore, wite and daughter, of Elizabeth, N. J., spent a
few days last week at tbe bome ot
ifrs. Moore's parents, J. Frank
Gilmore aod wife on Railroad
street.
Willard Bland, after spending
tbe summer in Philadelphia and
at the home ot bis parents, W. Y.
Blaud and wite on East Fifth
street, bas again entered Broad-
dus college at Philippi, W. Va.,
for the fall and winter terms.
Mrs. T. W. McCaulley and
daughter Lavina have arriued
home from Grand Rapids, Mich.,
whejethey were visiting Elmer
Cherry and family and other
friends, and enjoyed a delightful
time. The Cherry family is. getting aloog nicely aad like Michigan very well.
T^„^iB1^|vBaB_jtyt*Js^	
vacation     with    home   trie
Ricbard E. Ream, assistant pi
cipal of a-distriot high school
West Philadelphia has   retnnu
to resume his duties.
Mrs. J. S.   Tilbert, wbo   had!
been visiting ber mother, Mrs.
H.  Hamer, Main    street,    bas]
returned to her bome at   Racine*!
Wisconsin.   Hsr little   daughter*
Vivian will remain for some tiaosj
Mr. snd Mrs.   Witmar Brent
man, Upper Darby,   tbsir son U
law and daughter,   Mr. sod Mi
Carl Klinglehotfer and two child
ren,  Philadelphia,     aod     ths
daughter Eleanor, Upper Darb]
were recent guests ot   Jfrs. Bi
neman's parents,     W. B. Dyi
and wife.
Guy L. Bower, assistant  ti
urer oi tbs Bsllwood Trust
pany, wife sod sons, have return*,
from a ten day stay   with friend
in   Philadelphia.     They    ws
accompanied to Bellwood  by
K. Bentley,  wife and   danght
wbo   will visit   here tor a   bi
time.
T. J.   Robinson   and wife
north Tuckahoo street, and Sv'd
ester Reed and wite, of Pitts buj
have retorned from a motor
wbieb took    them    to Virgin"!
While  tbere    tbey visited tl
famous Luray   cave  and roil
otber points   ot   interest.   JI
Reed will be remembered as 11
Jane Embrey whose  father,
Rev. Charles Embrey, was at
time pastor of the Logan   Ve
Baptist church, Bellwood.
W.   W.   Stewart,    wite
daughter Miss Jeanette ot 49-j,
First  street,  returned   Tue;
eveniog from a vacation trip/
included a visit to Warren,
Bad a weeks camping at Ml
along the lake,  in company]
Mr.  and   Mrs.  Edward
and  three   children,   Pitt
Tbey also visited  Niagara
coming horns by way of
town and Warren, Pa. Jfr.
art aad Mr. Harold  saw U
races at Olevelar.4
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