Bellwood Bulletin 1921-09-29

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—Trespass notices "for sal$
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. *^lw''8ale>—Six  rjoo
'lot  88x180.    Inquire 809
Second street, Bellwood, R
—Luoein Jeffries, of Pj
was here on Tuesday
the funeral otav
J. Clement Wray,
—Rally   day   at the
church Bible school next
day.   Syecial music at tbe mora
ing church service.
—For Sate—A parlor organ in
good condition; win ba sold
cheap. Inquire of B. C+ Greenland, 616 8oatb Fourth street,
.Bellwood. 80 2t
—One day recently a littlo child
by ths name of MeCraeken 'ou
tbs north side, was painfully
scalded by palling a pot pi boil
ing coffee trom tb e stove.  *
—For Sale—Tba ft M. Donley
property on   Ninth   street, Bell-"
wood; ior sale  cheap to quick*
buyer.   Inquire  of Robert  Stephens, 1008 Bridge steet, Altoo
SS, Pa. 80-8t
0. B.  Delaocey    and   wife, oi
Mpsrlly Vltfcla Past BSSfW
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SHffinei M.   Carter  dird-at   6
or'clealr Friday morning of  last
week
toon<
the Mercyj. hospital in Allowing an lllnes* of sev-
ts.   He was bora Vise.
in oosfiil^be log homes
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■But
along.
North   Manchester,
were
ih&J&aoue, to b*>
_aeofa niaee, Mrs;
ay^JteOS   Fourth
was Irttamber of 8t
fan churtrl--^it   Mid-
me lodge Ni»r49i,
tra^t^; Jjtfasf»t if
ejm\\^p^*b^hh
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Locomotive  En
_______     mbia, Pa.   He i*
survived^, by  several  nieces aod
nephews.   FanertH  servi©
held at the home of h4*vrfT
Rod key, at 2 o'clock last
afternoon with Rev. G
fer, pastor of tbe Secon
churchy of Altooaa,
Tbe Tyrone lodge of Mi
dacted tbe private burial l
Valley cemetery.
hang afteand
gineefs
Kited'
where he RTO "•**fBa)i*y
eaidy summer,.^ej*!fe3ii
waye in   tba tuffehj&J
health.   About two mom
be went to Atlantic City*
ouperation,   where   iNp
critieally -ill and could not JK
moved snd remained rheal^
tlve summons of death cameV
Jama*   Clement   .Wray 1
S» hi thi*t^ugb^De^f_.l]
,*''I» tha son <*tpAvtf%f '
and, CflCfijlittS
oa the steamer
PTwajBiriiasei i tHiin
"One beautiful evening I. was
tsa-  ff*S ta tHfc garden bt-our IiaMI .jHl
a to   gwhea eight natives neeested mai* '"
sti-oc-    BMUej^ttM^.
""*2*t*flM placed a h-ndtajrehlef in
ana r taieaHr while the other* ttedfg
tpsjaste iniil^wl^'tjnllla^
street a lew days tbe begining of
tba week.
Charles P. Raugh aod wife,
returned to their home in Bell-
vue, Ohio, last S tturday, alter a
visit ot ten days at the home of
Mr_s. Sellers Raugb, on South
Second street.
—United Evangelical ohurob,
R. H. Dick, pastor. 9.80 Sunday
school; 10.80 preaching, subject,
'•The Immortality of tbe Soul/'
2.30 preaching at Pinecrolt; 6.45
K. L. C. E.; 7.45 preaching,
theme, "What's in a Name."
—Tuesday evening at tbe horns
ot Mrs. Bollinger on South First
ttreet the members of the W. C.
-T. IT. celebrated the 82nd birthday of Frances iWillard. About
thirty were present and enjoyed
.a prepared program, under the
supervision of Mrs. W. A. Love
and Mrs. Jobn Bechtol*
—Tbe it -"ill bo a meeting of
tha Bov Scouts Friday evening at
7.80 o'clock. in the public building. Every 8COut oat. .There
will be a hike i« s.uah mountain on Saturday for chestnuts-
Tbey will starts at 6.80 a. m., and
every scout is requested to bs at
the corner of Main and Cambria
e reets on time.
—At tbe recent session of the
United Brethern conference wbi-
t--i was in annual session in Alto
oaa, Rev. C. L. Welch was returned to tbis charge for another
_* esr. He has been tbe faithful
j > istor tot the past five years and
lB]ules Fatal to
Edws\rd Lohr, fifteen years ajjp
a resident of Clark street, b ____'
■isua thst time living etRiveona,
{OWs« Sestained injuries while
working about a buzz saw oa*
d_J**sgW-el. tuat  proved Jja»j|
______________ ***atK*-Wfcf i* iwuser
bared by many of oor citizens aad
tbe announcement ot bis death
was a great shook to tbem. He
is survived by bis wife and a
number of children. Interment
was made st Ravenna today. A.
D. Bechtol aod wife, aod Mra.
George Rumbarger of this plsoe
were in attendancr at the funeral.
He was aged about fifty years and
while a resident of our town wsa
employed by tbe railroad com*
pany. 	
under his ministry tbe church
las been greatly improved,and
n any   additions   made  to   tbe
membership.
—Olivet Baptist oh urch. Sun*
day school at 9.30; morning service at 10.45. At tbis time tbe
quarterly communion will be bald,
Rev. E. C. Miller will ba the
k| eaker." At tbe close of this ser-
vi e a congregational meeting
will be held. Evening service at
7 80, Rev. E. C. Miller preaching.
T.vo cottage meetings on Friday
evening at Ira Hunter's home on
N»rth Tuckahoe street, and at
M rs. Irwin's on South Third St.
All welcome.
Oraee Lntheraa Bales
The Women's Missionary so
eiety held a Very interesting.meeting in tbe Sunday school room on
Tueaday evening. The topic waa
"The Light add Darkest; tha
Bible and Modern issues." A
genera* uiscucsion of the present
\A/£y iiftues led by Mrs. F. A. Hamilton proved to be very interesting. mVs. E. N. Wilson and Mrs.
Wesley Kiresahorder were elected
delegates to-tbe Alleghany Syn-
odieal convention ta be held in
Second Lutheran church, Altoona, next weak.
Prepaaatory service will be held
on Friday evening at 7.80. .Next
Sunday the Holy Communion at
rboth moroing and evening services. Infant baptism at morning
service.
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—The Centre Baptist association meets st Lewistown this
week.- Attending its meeting are
Mrs. W. A. Foi*ey Mrs. J. V.
Smelker, Mrs. Robert Holden,
Mrs. Thos. Apple, Miss Margaret
McCaulley and Miss Helen Wllla.
—Special services in the Presbyterian ehureh this week. The
Man's Brotherhood will meet at
tha home of Ralph F. Taylor on
Orchard street Thursday evening.
Rev. I J. O. O. MeCraeken, of
Juniata, is expected to preach
Friday evening at 7.80. Tbe
sacrament of tba Lord's Supper
will ba celebrated Sunday morn*
ing at 10.45. Preaching in ths
evening at 7.80, sublect, "A Cake
Not Turned."
precession, and wHIT'the
tags of a liberal educatioi
attained to the place of be .ojgj
of the best counsellors beforflg!
Blair county har.
Altar   bis    graduation.
Wray wss adnrittad«-io tha
:****j*€*_  ^g -*.--_, - •*__-*_
enty and maintained an office in
the Altooua Trust building and
also ia Bellwood. Several yearei
ago he was appointed referee ii
bankruptcy for tbe middle district
of Pennsylvania, a position he
filled with credit to himself and
to the credit of all having dealings with the referee.
He waa a member of tbe Phi
Kappa Psi fraternity and ol Tyrone lodge 494, F. and A. M.,of
Harrisburg Consistory, of Jaffa
Temple, A. A* O. M. N. 8. of Altoona; Altoona lodge 102, B. P. O. ft
and of the Altoona Chamber of
Comerce.
The body was brought to tha
home of his mother on Railroad
street Sunday evening, arriving
on fast line at 7.61, and trom
wbere tbe funeral service was
bald Tuesday afternoon at 2.80
o'oloek and waa conducted by tbe
family pastor, Rev. Samuel Bar-
bar, ot the Presbyterain church.
Tbe members of Tyrone lodge
No. 494, Free and Accepted
Masons conducted the beautiful
Masonic burial in the Logan
Valley cemetery. Su rviving are
hia **pA mother, five sisters and
one broth«.r.
Jamas Clamant Wray was a
lalwyer ot brilliant attainments
and it was but natnral for bim to
rise to a prominent position in
his profession. He bore tbe respect and high esteem of hundreds
of our citizens, who ware deeply
grieved to know tbat their friend
had passed to that invisible world
He was a friend to all and will
b* f**tt* missed in tbe activity
Ot life, as was fully ottcetod by
tba large concourse that was present at the obsequies to pay tha
last tribute of respect to his
memory.
A meeting of ioe bar aeaooiation was
held IS the T. ftf. O. A, prevloo* to tbe
fooersl. Preeldeot Or. W. L. Wood-
oook oalled the maatlog to order and pre-
saoted Hon. Judge Tbomaa J. Baldrige
aa the presidio*; offioe. The following
raaolutlooa were presented by Attorney
Isaiah Bobeel ioe, eeoooded by Or. Wood-
ecok and adopted ;
"Jams OlotMBt rf.-j, a smssSsi ef
Wtsral Veil Known Persess Bave Takes
Opes Tfctnuelves 0M Marriage Tews
SHAVER-LEDDY.
Willard L. Shaver, son of Mrs.
Sue D. Shave, of 102 Howard av-
lanue, Altoona, and Miss Nellie M.
Leddy, daughter of John T. Leddy and wife of Main atreet, ware
united in marriage on Wednesday
|«t Clarendon, Virginia, the ceremony being  performed   by Rev.
Frederick Lackey, psstor of St.
Charles  Catholic   church.   Tha
oonble were attended by Charles
V. O'Brien and wife, sister and
"brother-in law of the bride.
I Tbe bride is a graduate of tha
Bellwood High 8chool and Zeth's
business college, being employed
by   the  Pennsylvania    Railroad
company as a nli ni^fajlhi i in the
M. C. B. clearing °£tfwTe depart-
|pent in Altoona, and for several
years was associated with tba AI-
*to-_f.: Cumber of Commerce.
Mr. Shaver is tha well known
Wrier?'jajainer at the Altoona
FrornVter a two week's wed-
y will be at home in
srUnit isiinpirnished apartment
the Metropoi\-teenth  avenue,   AI
(third  street am
laa
_________        DUGANNE-CESSNA,
t. dtiathe office ot Justice of t
Peace C. Irwin Lewis, Holliday
trtA Cnarles Elmer Dugan
liiadMiae Mar^ Florence Cessn
both of this place, were united i
Bftarriage on Monday morning!
bra trip^to eastern cities, tbejf
til reside mour town, tbo groom(
mplo_f*e*.by the Pennsy as
^Thehride
fcTJHBriaaiSd^
wife. The popular young people
have tba. good wishes of many
triends.
BABjtXT^NEAEEOOF
H ANNA-HOSTLER
The residence ot Jesse Near-
hoof and wife on North Tuckahoe
-street was tha scene of a pretty
double wedding ceremony Tuesday evening at 7 o'olock, when
Rev. C. L. Welch, pastor of the
United Brethren ohuroh tied tbe
nuptial knot tor Mr. Barley and
Miss Pearl Nearhoof and Charles
Edwin Hanna and Miss Florence
Ellen Hostler. Some fifteen relatives and immediate friends witnessed the ceremony and enjoyed
the elaborate chicken dinner that
followed.
Tbass young folks are all well
known and highly esteemed in
social aad church circles in town
and their matrimonial bark will
be well freighted with good wishes of a host of (Viands.
Slipping away from their friends
aud going by auto to Tyrone, tha
newly weds left for Atlantic City,
where they will enjoy their honeymoon, returning to make tbeir
homes in Bellwood.
the Blair Coonty Bar, died In Atleatlo
City, New Jersey, on Satarday, September 94,1921, at S o'olook p. as., sged
forty.tbree yeara
"Mr. Wray waa bora in Bellwood De-
oembei 8rd, 1877, and was tbe son of
David L. (deoeaaed) and Oarolioe If a I.
Isoe Wray.
•'Mr. Wray waa aduoated at Waablog-
ton and Jefferson college from wbleh bo
w*a gradaatad In tbo year 1899, aod bad
conferred npon blm a Degree of Batbe-
lor *t Arte. Be tben entered the law
robool af tbe Unlveralty ef Pennaylvania
from wbiob be wae graduated la the year
1903 aod by It there waa oonferred npon
him tbe Degree of Bachelor of lawa.
"Mr. Wray waa admitted to ibe prao-
tloe of bia profeeaioo ia Blair Couoty oa
tan IStb AAf et May, 1908, aad waa a
member of tbe Superior and Snpreme
Courts of Penoaylvania as well |aa tbe
United Sutra DtetTlet Court for the
Western Dlstriot af Peooeylvaoia.
"tmmedlatelv opon bia ad mias Ion be
opened offloaa for the praotlee of law la
Bellwood aad Altoona. Io tba praotloe
of bia profession be wae ever eoorteou*
aad eooalderato to hia fellow ■aasabers ef
Hltt -- HOLIDAT HUPITIALS
Ristty Woddlat at Tlptaa is
by a laaiber af rriaaia
Tbe fine old Dysart countryseat
at Tipton waa tba scene of a
pretty wedding last Saturday evening when Mits Catharine Holliday, youngest daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Holliday, of
Loraine, Ohio, became tha life
companion ot Douglas Baldwin
Hill, of Layfayette, Indiana, tbe
beautiful ceremony being performed by the bride's cousin, Rev.
Jamas W. Ramsey, of Cleveland,
Ohio, assisted by Rev. H. F.
King, of Tyrone, a long time
friend of tbe family.
Tbe biide was attended by
Miss Dorothy Moore, of Bellwood
as maid of honor, and Miss Jaua
Ramsey McClure, ot St. Louis,
as bridesmaid, Little Sarah Eaat-
on McKirdy, of Edgeworth, and
Betty Ford, of Lookbaven, were
ribbon bearers and little Betty
Holliday, flower girl, William F.
Holliday, of Detroit brother of
the bride, was best man.
Among tbe hundred guests wbo
witnessed the pretty- ceremouy
were quite a number ot out of
town guests, among them Mrs.
James Curran Hill, the groom's
mother, and Miss Martha Baldwin
bis aunt, both of Wyoming, Ohio,
also Mrs, Charles Hamilton, of
Atlantic City, and Miss Phoebe
Ramsay, of Dayton. Mr.and Mrs
Hill will be at noma after Oat 1
at Lafayette, lad.
The bride for a number of years
has been one' of the well known
and popular   young ladies of the
aWa^aaa)t^a^»itggtl*-__., *)#*•>]$>e
had spent the Toajor portion~ of
her Hfa, and is greatly esteemed
by her many friends. She enters
upon her new relation in life
bearing witb her the best wishes
of her many friends and associates
for % long and joyous voyage,
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
People Wbo Viait Here and
Those Who Go Away.
MOVEMENTS OF .IIB CITIZENS
Onsets Whs An latartalaei by ■sOvaed
nssls  ressasl Bsattsa si tl
Whs *MS*al fa and Pre.
the bar. He was exoeedingly modest, a
lover of troth aod -despised sham aod
and preteoae. Hto thorough knowledge
of thr law, keen mind and otrefnl atteo
t'oo to the boslnesa entrusted to blm won
ror blm tbe endorsement of tbe Blair
Oonnty Bar ao tbat he waa appointed
Referee lo Banhraptoy of Blsir Connty.
Hia administration of tbe duties of hto
office was eo aatiafaotory to all those Who
appeared tbereio tbat be waa aaooessiv/ely
appointed to enooead himself from tbe
date of hia appointment to the date of bto
deoeaae. Hia obarming peraooallty, high
aanse of duty aad atrlot Integrity attached to blm maay frienda among tba nfem •
here of the bar aad the layman.
"Io tha oourae of bia/ praotloe be waa
aolioltor of tbo boroogb of Bellwood aad
the township of aaQ___B wbiob later posi
tion he held at the
"Mr. Wray waa |
Kappa Psi Fratsrj
No. 404. P. aod A.
t hto death,
aber of tbo Pbl
f Tyrooe Lodge
f wbloh he waa
at one'tine Worahlpfol If aater, of Har-
rlaburg (Jeastotory. of Jaffa Temple A,
A.O ll. N 8, of  Alaaeaj. Lodge 10S,
B. P. O. B and of the^Vaoosa Chamber
ofCommetoe.   Tberefo.e *»« H
Resolved, Tbat tha foregoiog~Blemor-
lal ba adopted aa ezpreealog the affeotion
and reapeet of tbe Blair Oonnty Bar As-
eoelatloo.
That the earner be spread upon tbe
mlootee of tbe Aeaooiation.
Tbat with tbe approval or tbe oourt a
ooyy thereof be apread upou tbe reoorJa
of tbo Blair ooooty ooorta.
"Aod that a oopy of tbeae resolaliooe
be furnished tbe mother of ear deoeaaed
brother."
Isaiah Schbblixb,
3. Austin Sullivan J .•
Gao. M. Mktbbs,
John J, Haberstrob,
Homer I, Bmith,
Judge Baldrige made a Short aaloglatie
addrraa oo the deoeaaed aid waa follow*
od by trlbotea to bto memory by Tbomaa
H. Oreevy, O. H. Hewit, Rlohard H
Gilbert, M. M. Morrow, O. Lloyd Olay-
eomb, H. A  D.vla and others
Tbe hooorary pallbearers were : Boa.
Thomas J. Baldrige, J. Aoatlo flnlllSSSL
3. W. Wylaod, Cbarlea A. Beewlok,
Ralph P. Taylor, George M. Meyere. Lo-
elao Jeffries,  Bertram Leopold,  George
C. Irwlo aad U. 8. Flick.
Tho aotive pallbearere were tbo following members of the bar : J. Poster
Meek, O Lloyd Clayeomb, Obarlre M.
Knrta, Iaalab Sobeellee, Riobard B.
Gilbert aod Praok K Troatwloe.
O. H. Sowers aod wife, of
Lancaster coanty, ara gussta et
tbe J. Frank Gilmore borne en
Railroad street.
Bev. H. K. Bower ia at Lewis*
town today, where he is in attendance at tba saations of tbe
Centre Baptist association.
Fred Schappel and wife, of
Cressona, Schuylkill county, are
guests of Engineer William A.
Gordon and wife on Main street.
—We return oar thanks to
James B. Isenberg, of Henshey-
town, for a basket of line, large
potatoes, which were raised in his
cardan.
Paal Lacrone, of Glasgow,
spent laat Saturday io Bellwood
aa the guest of his young friend
Kenneth Fuoss at his home on
Boyles street.
Arthur Fleming and wife, of
Detroit, announce tba birth of a
son. Thia makes tha fifteenth
grandchild in tha family of O. 8.
Flaming and wite.
Mrs. W. L. Davis and daughter
Miss Carrie Davis, of Washington, D. O., visited at the home of
ft W. Baker and wife on tba li'l
a few days recently.      *'7wt.'
W. M. Bower and mite and
___________? —_S _____£______r__t§£5£' -v-?"^a. ->4*"__Waj__PJk,
evening from a visit of a fewd***yft
among frienda in Perry oonnty.
Mra. Elmer Watsotr; (formerly
Miss Maud Tweed,) of Newport
spent a few daya tba begining of
tba weak in town renewing old
acquaintances and waa a guest at
the Jeffries home on Boyle street.
J. S. Kough and wife, Frank
Nawlin and with and Mrs. Eipp,
all of Newport, motored on Sunday to Bellwood and attended the
Methodist ohuroh services, returning home in the afternoon. They
were Bev. Ball's former parishioners.
Miss Lulu Prioe McCord, after
a delightful visit of a month at
the home of bar mother, Mrs.
Matilda Price on Boylas street
left last Saturday tor Clarksburg,
W. Va.,*where aha and her hue-
heed will be located for the next
few months.
Frank Moore, of Altoona, a few
years ago a resident of oar borough when he waa employed on
tha Bellwood division as a carpenter, was a short time cellar at onr
office Monday morning. It is
now sixteen years since ha movi d
away, yet ha enjoys getting baok
to our town once in awhile and
renewing eld acquaintances.
J. Banks Knrta, Esq., of Altoona, waa a Bellwood visitor
Tuesday afternoon and while hero
found time to pay oor office a call-
Mr. Knrta is one of the ieadiug
practitioners before tbe Blair
county bar and enjoys a l&rgn
practice. It will be good Dews t<>
his many friends to kuow that h-s
will ba a candidate for tha Republican nomination for congress
next year from this district, which
| is composed of the couuties of
Blsir and Bedford. Attorney
Kurtz has friends by tha hundreds all over the district and at
this early stage of race has received their assurance ot united support Blair county is duly entitled to the congressman tins time,
as tba other county in tba die*
■I trict bas bad a representative since
H we have been served.
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