The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 1

PAGE TWO UNIONTOWN, NEWS STANDARD THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1936 Billy McConrack Quits Jn C'ville Retires After 50 Years Of Service For City. After 50 years service as a member of the Connellsville city official personnel, Wi'liam "Uncle BiHr McCormick has retired. "I'm just going to take it easy for a while," Mr. McCorniick. one of Connellsviile's best known residents.

explained. For the past 22 years "Uncle Billy had been foreman of the city street department. He had also served as street commissioner, fire chief and' city councilman. William WeLsgerber has been r.am-: ed to succeed Mr. McCormick in the stree: department.

GRAPHIC PICTURES OF MONDAY'S STORM WRECKAGE MATTHEW BAIN Matthew Bain, one of Union- Inside view of the-Taylor M. E. church, near Centerville. July 1936, in Uniontown hospital, the result of injuries suffered Friday afternoon in Mason- automobile accident early 1 town in charge in an Tuesday evening on Route 51 just, Rgv shields Burial south of Sweeney's. be in Church Hill cemetery.

Bain is survived by a son. Mr. Matty B. Bain, or Uniontown; two brothers, John Bain, Johnstown; Patrick Bain, Duquesne; and two nieces, Mrs. T.

V. Dailey, 45 Jefferson street, with whom he made his' home; and Mrs. Frank Ponicell, Pittsburgh. His wife, Jennie Shearin preceded him in death December; 21, 1917. The body has been removed the Matty" B.

Bain residence, 86 Kerr street, where friends will received until Saturday morning. i Requiem mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock Saturday morning in St. John's R. C. church by Rev.

Fr. Thomas J. Dunn. Burial will be in St. Aloysius cemetery, Dunbar.

HIBBS SERVICES Active pallbearers for the Miss Violet E. Hibbs funeral were: O. P. Powell, C. N.

Maust, J. E. Gainer, Judge J. W. Dawson, Ira Coldren and John C.

Tate. Services were solemnized at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon in the home of Miss Hibbs' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

McClel Ian, 71 Union street. Rev. E. Com Pires, D.D., pastor of the Thir Presbyterian church, and Rev. Burnworth officiated.

Burial a Oak Grove cemetery. Slovak Outing At Shady Grove Park me Program Arranged For Picnic Sunday. Seventh annual Slovak Day will held at Shady Grove park Sunday and an unusual program of peeches, sports and music has been arranged. The sporting events will start at 2 p. m.

Shortly before 4 o'clock a dance will be given by the children under the direction of J. J. Strojny entitled Drotarsky Tanec with music furnished by the Independent Order Sons of Italy band. Later in afternoon there will be an assembly at which the speakers will be introduced by S. M.

Sonoga, general chairman of the outing who will give an address of He will be followed by Hon. Jan Papa- iek, Czechoslovak consul of Pittsburgh, John Piovarchy, president of the Finance committee of the National Slovak Catholic Union, Rev. E. Istochin, pastor of St. Peter's church of Canonsburg and the closing remarks by Emro Pivarnik.

The committee and officers responsible lor the outing include S. M. Sonoga, general chairman; Imro Pivarnik, assistant chairman; Stefan Perenc, treasurer; A. Sabol, secretary. The speakers' committee is comprised of John H.

Kamensky, Dr. Jan Karolcik, and Stephen R. Haky. The parking committee is comprised of Michael Lipaj, Louis "Kamensky, and Anthony Kovach. The sports committee is made up of M.

A. Miterko, Frank Lipaj, Joseph Kovach, Edward Plichta, Stephen Takoch and Andrew Berzach, Jr. The girls' committee is in charge of Frances Plachko. The members of the general committee are Andrew Plachko, Pete Biath, John Piv- archy, M. H.

Hernansky, J. J. Strojny. All music for the affair will be provided by the Independent Order of the Sons of Italy band. James Hall, Shanopin.

was a business caller here yesterday. Virginia Stentz Joins Lucille Jeffrey At Camp Mi-s. Nell Stentz and Mrs. R. H.

Jeffrey left this week for the camp in Tennessee where Miss Lucille Jeffrey has been spending the summer. They took Miss Virginia Stentz, a student at Connecticut College for Women in New London, who will spend the month of August at camp. Mrs. Stentz and Mrs. Jeffrey will drive through that section of the country before returning.

Surgical Treatment For, Andrew Doorley Necessary Although his hand was saved, surgeons found it necessary to remove a portion of one finger from the right hand of Andrew Doorley, Lemont miner. Mr. Doorley had his hand badly crushed in an accident at the Lemont mine of the H. c' Prick company. Continued treatment at the local hospital, to which he was removed after the accident, will be necessary.

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Being informed that he had some time; before he was to be called out i work. Mr. Coughanour went for a car ride. He was born at Hyndman on February 14, 1882," a son of "Andrew Coughanour and the late Emmaj Heinbaugh Coughanour. He en-j tered the services of the railroad' company as a fireman on May 11.

1903. and four years later on July 7, 1907, was promoted to He was in the main line pool ser-; vice when he died. I In addition to his father, he leaves! his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Bavin! Coughanour, and four children: Mary Maude, June and Eugene, at home, and Thomas of Morton ave-; nue, Connellsville. i The surviving brothers and sis-! ters include Ray and Melvin Cough- anour of Connellsville; Mrs.

Irene Goller Harnedsvllie; Mrs. Kenneth! Williams. Confluence: Mrs. Ida 3ig-j lin, Cleveland. Floyd our of HarnedsviUe.

The body was removed to the i residence at 1208 South Pittsburgh! street. Connellsville, to await the! completion of funeral McCANN FUNERAL Funeral sen-ices for John Me-'. Cann. 8, killed Monday evening! when the at the Smock baseball field collapsed and he pinned beneath a piano on the bandstand, were held at the Pleas-! ant View church Wednesday after- noon at 2 o'clock. Burial was in the church cemeterv.

41 a i Coh Insurant en HEXRY WILLIAMS, JR. 1 Henry Williams. 35. died at! 5:50 o'clock Tuesday evening. Julyj 23.

1936. in Uniontown hospital, the! result injuries suffered afternoon when caught beneath the wreckage o' a stand on the! Smock baseball diamond, blown down by the terrific windstorm. I Surviving him are his widow Willie Mae Williams; his Henry Williams. of Woods. and several brothers and sicters.

also resident of Woodos. Rev. Mr. Patterson, of will be in charge of funeral r-; vices to be conducted in the family i residence. House 324.

Smock, at 5' o'clock Friday evening. The follow; ing day the bocy. accompanied bv! the -widow and Henry Williams, is to be removed to Wood. 1 for burial' there Sundav. MRS.

BELL M. ROLL Mrs. Bell M. Roll. 40 years, months.

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