The Bradford Era from Bradford, Pennsylvania • Page 2

PAGE 'TWO at 1450 On Your Dial THE ERA, BRADFORD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1950. Hear It On WESS Read It in The XRA Pennhills Board Announces New Manager Named Byrne Bauer of While Sulphur, Springs, W. has been appointed) manager oi the Pennhills Club a Minard. Run according to an an- nouncement made by the Board of Directors last night. Mr.

Bauer will succtied Charles Carr, who has resigned his position' here to assume operation of the VlJia Marprherita Hotel, Charleston South Carolina. I Mr. Bauer will assume his new i c.u'ies here before 1. 1 No changes in the personnel at the club contemplated by Mr. Bauer He has been associated with the hotel and club field for many years Mr.

Bauer will come to Bradford alley a long term as director of Public. Relations at the Greenbrier famed resort hotel in White Sulphur Springs, W. Vs. Among Mr. Bauer's responsibilities there was supervision of the Casino Golf Club, hub of the resort sports lacilities, which includes three golf courses.

Other properties with which Mr Bauer has been affiliated include the Biltmore and Plaza Hotels in New York and the Belleview Biltmore. widely known Florida west coast resort hotel. Mr. Bauer has also operated his own hotel in Westport. Conn.

As soon as a home can be readied for occupancy, Mr. Bauer plans to have his wife, Mrs. Bauer, the former Patricia Ware of Bronxville. N. and Hot Springs, and their four children here.

Hoisting 125-Foot Field Burner Stack at Kendall Morton Sobell Is Held Under $100,000 Bail New Sobell. 33. New York radar expert accused of American defense secrets to Russia, was held in $100,000 bail He was charged with conspiring to commit espionage. Sobell, arrested in Mexico, displayed no emotion at his arraignment before TJ.S. Commissioner Edward W.

McDonald. Hearing was set for Sept. 18. Hospital Notes BRADFORD HOSPITAL Birthi A son to Dr. and Mrs.

W. D. Ab bott. R.D. 3 A daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Lobauch. Smethport A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. George Sharro.

Smethport A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Novas, 39 Bank St. A son to Mr. and Mrs.

Myron Gee, 112 East Ave. Admissions Mrs. Wayne Sheridan. 135 Main Si. Mrs.

Liela Lockwood, 23 Kingsbury Ave. Mrs. Francis Steckmyer, 86 W. Corydon St. Mrs.

Henry Heitzenrater, 5 Merrow Ave. Discharges Harold Blair, Corydon. Pa. Linda Lyons, 32 Dole Ave. WORK ON THE MILLION DOLLAR ADDITION and improvements to the Bradford Kendall Refining Compafty is progressing satisfactory company officials reported last night.

Part of the new equipment is shown above as experts hoist a field burner stack at the main plant, along the Jackson Ave. side between Mill St. and Kendall Ave. The stack towers 125 feet in the air and will be used to burn off unusable gases from the refining process. Approximately one-quarter of the foundation work for the new addition is already poured.

The project is expected to be completed by January 1, 1951. RABBI TO OFFICIATE Rabbi Herbert Hendel, who recently returned from his summer vacation, will officiate at sendees at Temple Beth Zion this evening at 7:45 o'clock. Rummage Sale, Fri. Sat. 14 Kennedy St.

Auspices Circle II Methodist Church. Women of the Moose, public paxty, Hall, tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Admission 3Sc. Army Issues Call For More Members Of Reserve Corps Continued from Page The Armv has already One) called to active duty an undisclosed number of organized reserve units. The cali for reservists is in addition to the flow of recruits which will be brought into the Army by the draft.

The Selective Service has been given the job or producing 100,000 men by the end of October. Approximately half of these recruits will be inducted in September and the remainder in October. Selective Service Director B. Hershey said recently that he had no reason to expect that the draft call in November would be less than 50,000. The new quotas of enlisted reservists for the Army areas includes: First Army quota increased from s.416 announced Aug.

4 to 17.377. This area includes New York, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire. Massachusetts. Connecticut, Rhode Island and New Jersey. Second Army quota increased from I 13,012 to 23.509.

This includes Maryland, Pennsylvania. Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware and Kentucky. Catherine Cummings Louis Wins Kane Tournev Smethport Fire Department Takes I Top District Win Bellefonle The Smethport Fire Department Drum and Bugle Corps won first place in the central district. Volunteer Firemen's Association parade competition, here last night. Smethpon took first place for the fire company coming the farthest distance.

The 53th annual convention closed with parade. The line of march consisted of nine divisions with some 60 units. HEADS FEED GROUP Jamestown, N. Y. -(JP)- Ray Hammer of Russell, has been elected president of the Mutual Millers Feed Dealers He Mrs.

Jane Bracaccini, 16 Tibbitts I succeeds Walter Sibley of Cuba, Ave. Miss Violet Gage, 124 East Ave. Barry McCool, Tidioute Mrs. George Cobb, Shinglehouse Mrs. Harry Kelly R.D.

1 Alfred Ekas, R.D. 3 KANE SUMMIT HOSPITAL Births A son to Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, Kane Admissions Miss Lucy Jean Gleason, Westline Mrs. Ruth Losey, Warren Thomas Butler, Ml.

Jewetfc Melvin Blauser, Westline Discharges Duane Anderson, Mt. Jewe'tt Miss Donna Johnson. Kane Bruce Brinldey, Kane KANE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Admissions Mrs. Pasquale Palumbo, jKane Leo Digel, Smethport Mrs. Harry Ranf, Kane Discharges Israel Roberts, MarienviUe Mrs.

Joseph Bifano, Kane Mrs. Eric Frid and infant son, Mt. Jewett PORT ALLEGANY COMMUNITY Admissions Kane, won the Kane Country Clubj Herbert Peterson, Coudersport Sarah Keller, Port AUegany Discharges Hervey Meade, Turtlepoint Mrs. Philip Scaldfaro and infant daughter, Rixford Kane Catherine Cummings, sweepstakes for ladies held Wednesday. Her score of 45-11--35 topped Alice Dolan.

who finished second with 53-17--36, Miss Dolan won the club handicap for ladies in a 36-hole final, defeating Jan Gillis 5 and 3. In a best-ball tournament, -also held Wednesday. Judy Lindquist was the winner with a score of Miss Lindquist also won the ladies' novelty golf tourney on Tuesday. Advertise in The Bradford Era INVITATION TO A TREAT Try One of Our Tempting, Oven Fresh Cakes It's delicious! A delicious summer-dessert treat. This Buttermilk Pound Cake is grand with ice cream or fruit--it's handy for the picnic basket, too! 43 each ANGEL FOOD CHIFFON CAKE CAKE MILK CHOCOLATE COLD CAKS 53c 67c LEMON SHERBET CAKE 57c 69c FRESH ORANGE CAKE 51c 65c PICNIC BAR at the Cake Shop MACARONI SALAD POTATO SALAD Open 10 a.

m. 2 p. m. 3 p. m.

p. m. Dally 8:30 a. m. p.

m. -SWEET ROLLS- DATE NUT-FILLED dor. 37c ALMOND FILLED doz. 37c A SWIRLS doz. 37c DANISH PASTRY doz.

45c Temperatures AUG. 24 1 A. M. 2 A. M.

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10 A. 11 A. I Noon 56 I M. 56 2 P. M.

56 3 P. M. 56 4 P. M. 56 5 P.

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M. 70 11 P. M. 88 Midnight Temperatures a year ago: High 85: Low 47 78 80 SO 80 80 78 7 6 SI 64 64; 60 PHC Will Install Officers The Protected Home Circle will install officers at the meeting this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Progress Club rooms. Robert Morrison, Warren, will be installing officer.

The installation supper will be at 6 COFFEE CAKES BRAUNSCHWEIGER ea. 39c CINNAMON FILLED RINGS ea. 35c FRESH ORANGE RINGS ea. 35c DATE NUT-FILLED RINGS ea. 35c ALMOND FILLED RINGS ea.

35c Fresh BLUEBERRY MUFFINS ioz. 39e DINNER PICNIC ROLS BUTTER ROLLS dos. 33c PARKERHOUSE ROLLS doi. 24c HARD (Plain or Poppy Seed I doz. 24c HAMBURG BUNS doz.

24c FINGER ROLLS doi. 24c PAN ROLLS doz. 19c 145 Main Street DAVIS BAKERY 3677 20 Mechanic Street Phone 7516 TEAMS TO COMPETE Ebensburir. eighth annual competition among coal mine first aid teams, sponsored by the Pennsylvania State Bituminous safely Association will be held at the Cambria County Fair grounds here Sept. 9.

Some 40 teams will take Part. Round, Square Polka Dance. Friday AUR. 25th. Alton Hall.

Benefits of St. Joseph Church, Mt. Alton. Suits and Dresses Dry Cleaned and pressed ihe Champion way. Hats cleaned and blocked by factory methods.

Champion Cleaners, 12 Chambers St. Dance. Round, Square Polka, Westline Dance Hall. Westline Pa. Even- Friday night.

Music by Slim His Night Riders. Cowgirl Clara Calling. Legal Notices NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, pursuant to the provisions of Article Section 1015. of the Bus- Corporation Law. approved May 5, 1933.

Knapp.s Creek Oil Cor- aoration. a corporation of the State New York, with principal office 610 fc Building. Buffalo. New York, and Pennsylvania address at, No. 24 Kennedy Street.

Bradford. Pennsylvania, which, under date of May 16. 1949, was granted a Certificate of Authority bv the Department of State of Pennsylvania to transact, business in said Commonwealth, will, on the I 30rh day of August. 1950. present, application for a i i a a of the i said certificate and the cancellation thereof.

Henry Graff, Attorney NEW Gallon SIZE Double Strength No Deposit No Bottle Return Milei-Bradford Company DISTRIBUTORS EXCELLENT SUMMER NIGHTS ENTfRTAINMENT LESLIE ALPAR Master of Keyboards Direct from The TVivel, N.T.C. in the Air-Conditioned JADE ROOM COLD ROOM, EMERY HOTEL in BRADFORD Planning a party or banquet We have private lacilities to care for 15 to 300 people. An expert, experienced staff to cater to your every need A HOTEL EMERY TONIGHT 5:30 to 8 p. m. MAIN DINING ROOM iaht (I5uttet (t II TO ALL WHO GOOD EATING Everyone enjoys expertly prepared, tasty food that's why everyone who tries us once makes us a habit! Stop in tonight for a meal with a capital MMm-mmm'.

Adults 1.25 Children 75c FIRST IN FINE FOODS: HOTEL EMERY in Bradford OLD MASTER COFFEE 85 Ib. tin ROYAL PUDDINGS 2 s. 2.3 D-K-B AMMONIA S. a SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR 39 pkg. 7 Hs5iS DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE HERSHEY CHOCOLATE Shredded Wheat 2 Pkgs 31 BEECHNUT Chopped Foods 2 CUT RITE Wax Paper 125 ft.

roll 23 PILLSBURY'S Pie Crust 17c MUSSELMAN PITTED Red Sour Cherries 23' MILL CREEK Sweet Pickles 8 ox. jar 2V A A A Vinegar quart- bottle FRANCO-AMERICAN Spaghetti 2 27 cans (ahiatipif CARNATION Milk 2 25' DEERWOOD Salt Plain or Iodized 26 ox. pkg. 09' Fresh Fruits Vegetables GREEN PEPPERS DILL IOC Ig. bunch PICKLING ONIONS 25c Ib.

Home Grown 2 Ibs. TOMATOES 19c PARSLEY lOc Ig. bunch Slicing PEACHES 29c bskt. California GRAPEFRUIT 3 foe 29c Eating PEARS 29c bskt. California Ig.

size Oranges 49c doz. Sunkisf Lemons 49c doz. Persian Melons Honey Dews Cantaloupes Endive -Escarole Cabbage Celery Carrots Radishes -Green Onions Rutabagas. LARRY FREANEY'S FOOD MART 7 Mechanic St. MEMBER INDEPENDENT SERVICE GROCERS Dial 5174 'VERYDAY LOW PRICES.