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BELLWOOD. PA., TWR8DAY, AUGUST 0, 1028.
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LOCAL fflffi COLUMN
Short Items That WUl Inter-
est Our Readers
BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE WEEK
****** Paraorasas Oeaceralai Its Betas*
af *swr*swrsa|h---f*ss 0*1
Bee. J. F. Anderaon will
preach next Sunday morniog at
11:00 o'olook in Trinity Lutheran
ohurob ia Juniata and at 7.80 p.
tt. in the Tipton Methodist
Episcopal churoh of wbiob be is
pastor.
—-Mrs. Elizabeth Oramer died
at ber bona in Roaring Spring
Friday of last wsek, aged 79
years. She was the mother of
William H., Archie aod Franklin
Oramer of this borougb. The
funeral ooourred on Jfondsy.
—A few weeks ago a distressing accident befell Aooa* little
daughter of Oeorge 0. Bland snd
wite, who reside on a farm la
Huntingdon county, just a few
milss beyond Alexandria, who
tres painfully injured wben struck
by a passing automobile as aha
srs* in the eet of crossing from
her bono to tbe barn. Tba little
lady snstaiued contusions of tha
bead gad body, aod also suffered
a broken limb, aad bas sines been
tn tha J..O. Blair Memorial
hospital tn Huntingdon, where
abe is doing nicely.
' —William F. Wagner, tot fifty
oae slihg  merchants and
METHODIST CHURCH RE-OPEN
CleeeS F*r Tw* Beat* Whea It Weslav-
Fnday, after a lingering illness ot
several weeks. Ha was one ef tie
organiser* of tbe First National
bank ot this place and tor several
years waa rice president sa well
ss a member of tbe board of
directors. He waa a frequent
visitor in tka borougb aad eame
to contact with many of onr citizens who learned to know bim
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personally.
MM fawrer law Mil**. 8*ttU«s
Pennsylvania'a raw milk supply
is thoroughly covered by the
preeeat State rules and regulations ia so lar aa tte requirements
fer tb* tuberculin test, cleanliness
of stable conditions and containers, and medioal examination of
milk handlers are concerned, so*
cording to a report submitted to
Seoretary of Health Theodore B.
Apple by Balph Irwio, chiet of
the Department's milk division.
"In view of tbe recent epidemic
af septic sore throat in Lee, Mass.
tbe report said, "the faot to ba
emphasized is that all cattle pro
ducing milk to be consumed ss
raw milk should hava their
udders constantly watched for
unusual conditions. It is advised
that, ahould any disease manifestations appear, milk from such
cows oroattle io question should
bg withdrawn as raw milk trom
the market until tha trouble is
definitely determined. Thi* protection i* an obligation that tke
producer owe* to tha consumer."
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Fsr-eer Bee! Beat WUl TIsU
Mrs. Lute Newton Dobson snd
daughter, of Southern California,
will arrive in Bellwood on Friday aad will ba guests of Dt. awl
Mrs. W. H. Marrow over the
weekend. They are now in tka
•astern part of the state, where
they save basa visiting friend*
for a fair weeks. Mrs. Dobson will
be remembered aa the lady of tha
Presbyterian maasa whan ker
hnaband waa paator of tks oou-
ffegatioo g few years ago.
The First .Methodist Episcopal
churcb, the Bev. B. B. Davidson
pastor, was reopened on Sunday,
aftar its audttonom and main
Sunday sehool room bad been
closed two montha for repairs and
improvements wbich cost $8,500.
There was a large attendanoa at
the Sanday echool and it was
with unanimous expressions of
approval tbat tha congregation
assembled in tk* auditorium for
the morning worship.
The choir, Mrs. J. W. Hauler,
director, aad Miss Gertrude Ramsey, organist, presented special
music aod a profusion of aummer
flowers adorned the chancel.
Tbe sermon wss by tbe Bev.
Jamas McKendree Reiley, D. D.,
district superintendent, wbo used
Paul's prayer tor tha Tbessalon
iaos gg the basts of a discourse, la
whieb he stressed individual char
acter as tbe most importaot possession in ths world.
Improvements had placed on
the church a debt of $8,500. A
oommittee .of the official board
bad canvassed tha membership in
the homes. The Ladies Aid so*
oiety mada a gift of cash and a
subscription of $1,500. Sunday
school cissies and otber choroh
organizations added their contribution* to thoae ot tbe individuals. Whan the sermon wes ovar,
an opportunity wes ottered for
any who wished to add to tha
amoo*fts* but tha general solicit*
% featore was miretag frpi
SjSBSg _jgf*__>a6feyay^ a>***tgggj
vk» ae* it wea~arirjtfoncBK
the total bad bean pledged.
The P. B. B. Y. M. C. A
been nsed fer worship services
and tor ths sdult and young peo/
pies' departments of tbe Sunday
school. Other departments mat
in the basement
The auditorium and Sunday
aohool rooms were retrescoed,
plastering was repaired all over
the building, tbe entire lighting
system waa rewired snd new fixtures installed. Tha auditorium
carpet was taken out aod tbe floor
finished. Hew carpet wu had ia
tba aisles and altar plaoe and tha
cburch was given a thorough
cleaning.
All tbe work possible wss done
by groups of tbe ohurob workers
and a considerable amoont was
thus saved.
Servicea in the chnrch will be
held aa usual, except Sunday
night tbis month, the congregation uniting with others in the
union vesper ssrvioss at. tbe athletic field.
Tha gags mittee in obarga of the
work consisted of Qt. A. Jettison,
F. J. Wertz, T. B. Hunter, Mrs.
O. L. Bush and 0* L. McElwaio.
J. W. Lowther is speoial secretary
of tha subscriptions.
The
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SEWER SYSTEM LOOMS  BIO
POLICE RUKE
PI
had
atvaa a Bssl luyriss
i Tuesday evening tbe bome of
Samoel Gates on Martin street
was the sosne of a pleasant surprise psrty in honor of Samuel,
when a number ot bin relative*
and triends from Altoona aad
Bellwood mat there to celebrate
tbe anniversary of his birth.
Seasonable refreshments were
served and s general good time
•ew enjoyed by all preaeot, and it
is doubtful if aay parson enjoyed
it better thaa Mr. Gates, who
frankly admitted that it was a
complete surprise to him.
The genial host was the recipient ot a number of useful gifts,
sad iavited th* crowd baok aext
year when ha becomes twenty*
tm% an-nn M-iamr niiif Senium*■ Sail
Plrkertoas aa* State later Palrel
•era Oaatiel si Orewi I
Superintendent H.H. JzcJtfullij
of th* Pinkerton detective agenc
aad Lieutenant J. M.   Bender
Bridgeville, in charge of tho w*
tarn Pennsylvania detail of
atate highway patrolmen, were id
Altooua  this   week    conferr
witb tbe officials of the   Alto
Speedway   association,   tha   tf
agencies to assist ia protectis
patrons on tbe big raoe date,
August 18.
The Pinkerton agency will i
sixteen operatives and tbree
flats in Altoona aud wili^J
one operator stationed at eaeb;
trance  at  th*    speedws
Wpretr*eiaY«i>str6Ds
pockets.
Tbe state highway motor patrol
will bave a corps ot forty-two men
to handle tbe crowds expected Aw
the raoe event The patrol will
be located on all the main highways and at the roads leading into
tbe Tipton oval.
Captain W. 0. Price, of Har*
risbnrg, head ot tba state motor
patrol, in a letter to the speedway
association designated Lieut Bender of Bridgeville, aa head of tha
patrol in connection with the race
meeting aad he states that forty-
two men will be sent here in anticipation of tbe greatest crowd to
ever to attend a speedway event.
Ia former years twenty five motor
patrolmen baodled all traffic in
thia district. -
aaaonaa* Their larriags
Robert D. Bell and wife ot
Bellview aveuue, announos the
marriage of their daughter, Mias
Leone, to Dr. Boy W. Goshorn oa
June 22, 1028. The bride ia a
graduate of tbe Altoona Higb
school and ot tha Margaret Mor
risen sohool tor girls at Pittsburgh, in ths olsss of 1928. Dr.
Goshorn is a aon ot P. G. Goshorn and wife of 616 North Seoond street Ha completed his
medical course ae a graduate of
tbe Hahnemann college at Philadelphia and hss for several years
had his offices in tha BeUwood
Trust company building. Hals
a promising   young physician.
Dr. and Mrs. Goshorn are tern
porarily residing at tb* home of
th* bride's parenta   .
Sale flees Up la Pisa*
Shortly after one o'clock Wed*
nesday afternoon th* Ford sedan
of Clair Boyles took fire ss tt wss
being driven along South Oam'
brie street ia th* vicinity ot tb*
Olivet Baptiat 'ohurob, aad x was
consumed in a few minutes. Tbe
fire oompany rmpse4*d to ga
alarm aad used tbree rexes.
•—Typewriter paper
obtained at this offioe.
oso ba
WIU not Balertaln This Yssr
Due to the faot that sufficient
interest ooold not be aroused
Bellwood citizens will oot entertain fresh air children from Naw
Tork city this year. At a recent
meeting of the oommittee Ib
charge of tbe matter it wss found
tbat but six children bad been
solicited by onr citizens, sad as
ten is the smallest number sent
get by an escort trom New Tork
Oity, therefor the matter has been
dropped tor this year.
BspttssiBy Iraasralea
Next Sunday morning at tha
Logan Valley Baptist ohurch th*
Bev. H. G. Dooley wiil conduct
the mmt service before leaving ob
bis vacation. The aermon subject
Witt b* "Constraining Love.''
Tbere wilt also be tbe ordinanoe
of baptism by immersion and ths
celebration of ths Lord's supper.
The publie is invited.
—The members of the Dorcas
Sanday class of the Methodist
ohurob ar* enjoying a pionio in
Cook's orohard this attaruoou.
SOW 10 BE SOU HERE
HBsruOsrWUI Is DUIrihatt* If Mb
0. F. Wwts Sarase
Ooe of the outstanding leads ia
ke automobile business is an*
)unced tbia week when O. F.
Tariz Garage took over the
racy for the famous De Soto
iatomobiles which are built by
Tatter P. Chrysler. Tbe loeal
inn bas a garage on North Sec-
street, hot iu order to make
; convenient tor all to view aad
spect this famous oar, a room on
s street, whioh waa formerly
as a laundry has beaa rent-
aod the beginning. of next
tk four different models will
age display. This sorely is good
||jyft!*jMtomobitt6ts and all
^high
WggPt W18T AtmlT~**m*mJSmse*i'
of tbis chance to seem right at
home.
As De Soto th* man, stood
head and shoulders above tba host
of navigators, explorers aad sol*
diers of fortune who opened the
western hemisphere to tbe civilization of the white man, ao does
ths Da Soto six open new vistas
Ot motoring enjoyment, establish
new conceptions ot automobile
quality and create now standards
of value.
Tbe single faot tbat the De
Soto six is a creation of tha great
Chrysler organization ia alone
enough to make it of profound
interest everywhere/
In au interview with Mr.Wertz
yesterday atternoon he requested
bs to extend an invitation to tha
citizens of Bellwood and vicinity
to oall at tha display room on
Main street, where a representative will be pleased to show tbe
excellent qnalitiee of tbe care'
CobbcIi Oraers   BaneiS   EaslaBsr ts
BaSBtstt Haas si fTsaeasI rttsistssaeol
The regulsr August meeting of
the borough council waa bald in
tbe publio building laat Monday
evening snd for ovar an honr or
more tha soloes sweltered in tbe
beat over som* important pro
blems tbat were presented, primarily of whieh was the solution
to tbe proposed aswsr system eed
wbea the matter had been thrashed out, the borough engineer waa
directed to hasten the plans ot
the same aad wheo completed
will be forwarded to the Department ot Health at Harrisburg for
ita consideration and wa hope its
early approval.
President Biohard Hirsch was
absent, being away with bia
family oa a vacation aud tha
meeting was presided ovar by
vice president W. T. Blaod.
Amocg tb* more important
items of business was tbe formal
approval by counoil of the appointment of E. D. Jamas, Tyrone,
as chief of police. A good report
was given council of his activities
since his taking office.
A "Stop sod go" signal wa*
authorized for tho intersection of
Cambria and Main streets.
Installation of a purification
system fog Bellwood water wss
reported, and additional precautions aloog the water shed war*
discussed.
Several new taps hava been
mada aad tha new tta* oo North
Fifth  street  was reported   iwar
r***tfflsaMm™
Highway oommittee   reported j
sbipmsnt ot tarvia   received and]
necessary  repairs  to Streets   io
progress.
Other matters of routine nature
were disposed of. Treasurer reported balance ot $2,748. Bills
amounting to $1,800 ware ordered paid and council adjourned to
meet at the oall of the president
should special session be necessary.
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TlsUsS fslrthplae*
Bev. George W. Young was
first pastor of the historic Logsn
Valley Baptist churoh. While
pastor here and living in tha parsonage oo Main street, Martin
Yoang wa* born. Martin waa six
years old when his father waa
eallod to Ohio to preach, hot ha
retains vivid recollections of Ball-
wood aod the surrounding country of sixty years ago, especially
tbe parsonage in whioh he was
born. On Tuesday ot this week
Mr. Toung, accompanied by Mrs.
Toung, visited Bellwood aad Bev.
H. G. Dooley escorted tbem
through the parsonage and the
cburch to the delight of both.
Mr. sad Mr*. Young will attend tbe annual outing of the
Eosmos olub tomorrow on tbe
William Holliday farm as guests
of Mrs. H G. Dooley, and they
will renew old acquaintances
there. For many years Martin
Ball Toung and John H. Dooley,
tbe father of Rev. H. G. Dooley,
war* associated aa deacons of the
Bethlehem Baptist oharoh ia
Philadelphia. K|p|
—The annual basket pionio ot
tba Church ofthe Brethren ia
being beld at Lloydsyille today
aod is being wall attended. A
splendid program has been arranged and there will ba games
and fun tiie entire day. Maoy
members of tbe congregation left
ea the psessnger train this morning, while others have gone by
way of the onto route, th* highway up tbe mountain beiog now
ia first ©lass ooaditiQu.
PERSONnLJpU|
People Who Via* Here tM
Thoae Who Go Krtm**m
MOVEMENTS OF OUR CIMIll
Wh* An rtateritias* by
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Whe Travel te aai lag.
W. L. Davis sud wit* and 11
D. Jfalhollem aad wife hast I
returned from a trip of two weekij
spent ia Caoada.
M. W. Eddy, wife and daughtI
ers, Lore, France* and Jesnettsl
hav* come from Carlisle to hil
guests at tbe bome of Mrs. Eddy'iJ
sister, Mrs. J. W. Lowther.
Grant Toomey, wife and thi
grandchildren, of New Bloorafie
Parry oounty, were   week
i nests at tba home of Frank IB
Fleisher  and   wife on   MartN
street
Miss Bsrtba Bell, in training)
nurse iu the Jefferson hospital
Philadelphia for the past year,
now enjoying   her first vaeat'
at tha home of bar parents, W.
Bell and wife at Mary Ann Fo
Bev. J. Wilson Brown, of PorsJ
tigs, Mich., former pastor  of til
Olivet congregation, speot a fesf|
days last weak ia town and
entertained In tbe homo of Job!
W. Price aod  wife  on  Boyls
street.
Mrs. John 9. Chilton sad
young sous, of BAttiebutsfcdBE]
returninglrom a brief vkgy
*nap*t* lnf|*^ag^
*bxP)mum^gea**m*mm
day atternoon. They woiri call
at our offioe.
Professor F. A Hamilton, Mr*si|
Hamilton, daughter Miss PauBsj
and Mitt Thelma Rittenhoua* lei
the beginning ot the Weak for m
stay of a few days at Niags^
Falls, after whioh thay will go to]
Liverpool, Parry  county, wb*J
a saasoB  witt  ba  passed  wtl
frienda.   They sre traveling ***8
the automobile route.
Mra. Paul N. Jordan aad baby|
daughter, Jane, who had
visiting Mra. Jordan's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Shane, McDonald,
tor several weeks, returned boss!
yesterday. They were acoompani j
ed by Mrs. Jordan's brother,]
Jack Shane, Pittsburg, aad
sister, Miss Louis Shane, Ms
Donald, wbo will return bos
today.
raster WUl Issuta
At a recent ohurch council
the Ohurob of ths Brethren,
ptsssnt pastor, Rev. G. B. Blough
was unanimously reelected  for J
two years.   At  that tins* RevJ
Blough asked for soma time
think it ovar aod decide as to htej
future work,  having   previously]
received a call to a larger eons
gation in tbe southeastern dist
His parishioners war* mad*
happy is  tha Sunday   morois
servioe whsa be made knowo
decision of staying with the
wood  foika.   Bev. Blough
family hava beeo srith the ohucajl
four years  snd  have won thil
esteem aod respect of ohureh "m%\*\
oommuoity god sll join ia
ooming thom back aud wish 1
gnat success ia their   oontias
work.
—-Trespass notices tor  sale
thi* office, ten cents seek.
—The Ladies' auxiliaries to I
Bellwood firemen and the T«j
O. A will hold   their
meeting at Blaod park tkls
noon.  Aftejr tka    meeting
ladle* witt enjoy a ham gad
supper*
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