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PAGE TWO TUNE IN AY 1400 Kiwanis Club Members Hear Appeal for Support of Seal Sale by D. Harvey Phillips Harvey Phillips, demonstrated the the annual Christmas meeting of the service first vicepresident of the Kiwanis Club, importance, and urged the support, of seal sale at the weekly luncheon club yesterday noon at The Emery. As guest speaker Mr. Phillips stated that one of the major direct benefits to community by the McKean 'County Tuberculosis, and Health Society was the fluoroscope to the Bradford pital and the programs at the school whereby all the students are examined for any symptoms of the disease. "By such an arrangement." he went on, "we are greatly safeguarded in protecting our children against this plague.

With such precautions, tuberculosis can be stopped before it has a chance to have any effects." He pointed out how this clacanc has increased and sprend in Europe since the war and also has become more frequent in the adults in this country in the same period of time. Mr. Phillips reviewed the history Bon Air Sanatorium which started in 1909 at Bells Camp, about one mile north of Derrick City. Ho recalled that the original officers who put forth a great deal of effort in setting up this sanatorium in the fight against TB were Lowla Emery Jr. president; John L.

Emerson, ricepresident; C. O. Dorn, treasurer; John Richelsen, secretary. He sald time and money were given by Aunt Kate Barry to this institution. Guests 1 at the meeting were Ray Hendricks of Jamestown: and two! Key Club representatives from Bradford High School.

Robert Chilcote and Francis DeLucin. Julian Carson was extended birthgreetings. David Scott president, presided at the "luncheon meeting and announced that Leo Stoner and George Weaver were the chairmen for the Children's Home Christmas party. sponsored annually by the Kiwanians. Mr Rupp.

new Kiwanian, WAS placed on the Finance Committee, Mr Scott also held A directors meeting Immediately following the regular session since the regular meeting date falls on Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving Special -Dance Thurs. Sat. Listen brondcast Tues. Wed.

between 3 30 de 4 o'clock. Romn Gardens. ENJOY Old-Fashioned Dinner CARL EMILY'S COFFEE SHOP Corydon, Pa. From 2 to p. m.

PHONE: 4R3 Funeral Services For J. Brooder Held on Tuesday Largely attended funeral services for John M. Brooder, 64, of 18 Elm president of the Producers Bank and Trust Company, who died Saturday at the Bradford Hospital, were held Tuenday morning. A prayer service was hold at the home at 8:30 o'clock followed by Solemn High Mass of Requiem at 9 o'clock at St. Bernard's Church.

Officers of the mass were the Rev. Martin Grady, assistant pastor of St. Bernard's Ohurch, celebrant; the Rev. G. Carlton Ritchie, pastor of St.

Francis Parish, deacon; and the Rev. Frererick Reilly, of St. Bernard's Church, sub -deacon. The Rev. John Kennedy, pastor of st.

Anthony's Church, Lewis Run, WAS seated in the sanctuary. Alex Allard, organist of the church, directed the Men's Choir in a program of music. Employes of the bank attended the funeral mass in a body, Honorary pallbearers were the following officials of the bank: Francia M. Nash, W. Grow, H.

M. Digol, J. Russell Case, T. Burton, A. J.

Douglas, James T. Shea. 8. Ashton Tull and Harvey S. Rodebaugh.

Active pallbenrers wore the following employes of the bank: 0. 0. Conger, James Nunemaker, George Tiffany, John Hannon, William Brarch, Carl Engel, Norman Glady and Francis Corignani. Following the services here the body was taken to Elyria, to tho Welsh Funeral Home where further services will be held today. Burial will take place this morning at St.

Peters Cemetery, North Ridgeville, Ohio. Regular, Extra Dividends Made By South Penn The Board of Directors of South Penn Oil Company yesterday declared a regular fourth quarterly dividend of $.25 per share and an extra 'dividend of $2.50 per share on the $12:50 par value capital stock of the Company, payable December 1947 to shareholders of record at the ciose of business December 6, 1947. With the regular and extra dividend declared today, the total dividonds to be paid during 1047 will amount to $3.50 per share or an crease of $1.50 per share over the dividends paid during 1946 on A comparable basis. WE WILL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY Re-Opening on Friday Morning at 6 a. m.

Galanis RESTAURANT 121 Main St. Bradford 20th ANNIVERSARY YEAR Our Christmas Club for 1948 Is Open for Membership JOIN and you'll be sure to have the cash you need when the holiday shopping season begins late next fall. You'll be able to buy the gifts you prefer--perhaps to have some money, too. for income taxes, insurance premiums or mortage interest. A good many of our Christmas Club members are accustomed to do just that.

HERE ARE THE CLASSES: 50c, 1.00, $2.00, $3., $5., $10 per week Everybody welcome. Enroll right away. TO A IN URANA CORPORATION PRODUCERS BANK TRUST COMPANY Bradford. Pa. Dependable unag sal 40 8492 ON YOUR DIAL THE ERA, BRADFORD, Protestant Church Leaders of the recently organized Council of Protestant Church Women in this olty are plotured above.

They are loft to right, seated: Mra. Berthold Jackatolt, premident; MrN. M. 1. Spillor, noorotary; standing: Mrs.

Elizabeth Dempsoy, treasurer; Mrs. Clement B. Yinger, first vicepresident; Mrs. Carl Selbert, second vicepresident. The pur- pose of the organization is a united effort on the part of Protestant women in Bradford in ficids of Christian service.

Oil Production In Past 4 Weeks Shows Decrease Crude oll production in the Bradfora field during the past four weeks averaged 30,982 barrels daily, according to the Bradford District Pennsylvania Oil Producers Association. This was a decrease of 819 barrels bolow the dally averngo production for the four-week perlod beginning Oct. Production in the Bradford field averaged 30,441 barrels dally for the past week. This was an increase of 528 barrels over the dally average of 29,913 barrels for the week ending, Nov. 15.

Allegany field production averaged 9,313 barrels for the week ending Nov. 22, resulting in an increase of 214 barrels above the daily average of 9,099 barrels for the week ending Nov. 15. Dally average production for the Bradford field and Allegany field during the past two weeks averaged AS follows: Week Ending Nov. 22 Nov.

15 Bradford 30,441 29,913 Allegany 9,313 9,099 39,754 Dally average production in the Bradford field for the past eight weeks is 08 follows: Oct. 4 32,410 Oct. 11 21,262 Oct. 18 31,492 Oct. 25 32,038 Average 31,801 Nov.

1 33,003 Nov. 8 30,571 Nov. 15 29,913 Nov. 22 30,441 Average 30,982 A gray piece of cloth seen on a white ground In red light appears blue-green and on a black ground it appears red. Some stretches of the 79-milelong Albert Canal in Belglum run between 40-foot embankments above the; surrounding country.

Fish Fry, Wednesday Nights. Fillet of Blue Pike. At Tarport Inn, 407 Main St. All Union Barber Shops open Wednesday until 6 p. m.

Closed all day Thanksgiving Day. V. F. W. Auxiliary Game Party Tuesday, 1:30 p.

m. 11 Chestnut Street. 25c plus tax. Milbert's Beauty Shop, 34 Mechanic Special Permanent waves, $4.00 up. Dial 7388.

W. B. A. Game Party Wed. night, Progress Club.

Early Bird Special 7:30. 25c plus tax. Card of Thanks The family of the late Leonard M. Brown of Cyclone, who was killed in an automobile accident on Thursday, Nov. 20, 1947, expresses their appreciation for the many kindnessca extended them by relatives, friends and neighbors at the time of their recent bereavement.

NOTICE TO CITIZENS Following is a section of Ordinance No. 447, which governs the cleaning of snow and ice from sidewalks within the City: "That from and after the publication of this ordinance it shall be the lots of land fronting upon the duty of all owners or occupants, of streets of the City of Bradford to clean all snow and ice from the sidewalks in front of their lot, residence or tenement or place of business within twelve hours after said snow shall have fallen or mid ico accumulated, and to keop the samo clear from snow and ice; and all owners or occupants of any lot, residence tenemeht or place of business, who shall fall, neglect or refuse to comply with the provisions of this ordinance shall upon conviction thereof before the Mayor or any Alderman of said City be fined in any sum not exceeding ten dollars." J. Henry Quirk City Engineer A DAL ESTAB 1927 ANTERIOR FURNISHING AND DESIGN Phone 4914 123 L. Made 1 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Niagara Falls Man Killed in Hunting Accident Tuesday Wellsville, N. H.

Haseley, 34, of 1657 Cleveland Niagara Falls, N. was instantly killed yesterday morning at 8 o'clock in a hunting accident in the nearby town of Willing, State Police from the Wellsville Barracks reported. Police said. Haseley, an employe of the Vanadium of Niagara Falls, was felled by a shotgun blast fired by Charles Henry Joyce, 18, of RD 2, Andover, N. Y.

Joyce told police that snow was falling heavily at the time and due to poor visibility he mistook Haseley for a deer. Coroner Eugene Brace of Allegany County, N. said the slug entered Haseloy's right arm two inches under the shoulder, passed through both lungs, severed the main artery above the heart and continued out his left side. It was the coroner's verdict that Insufficiont avidenco did not warrant placing charges against Joyce. However State Police from the Wellsville barracks are continuing their investigation.

William LaCour, Former Resident, Dies in Salamanca Salamanca William LaCour, 120 Merden Salamanca, N. retired locomotive engineer of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and a former resident of Bradford, died at the family residence on Tuesday, Nov. 25, 1947. Mr. LaCour was born in Emportum, and for a number of years resided in Bradford before moving here to make his home some years ago.

Deceased served as engineer on the and O. between the Sninmanen and Buffalo division. He was a member of the Salamanca of L. E. Lodge No.

254, and the Bradford Lodge of the Loyal Order of the Moose No. 124. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Gertrude LaCour, of Salamanca; two daughters, Mrs. Beulah Irish, Buffalo, and Mrs.

Henry Harvey, Salamanca, and one son, Kenneth LaCour, of Erle, Funeral services will be' conducted at the family residence here on Friday at 1:30 p. m. and at 2 p. m. at the St.

Mary Ohurch. Burial will be in the Wildwood Cemotery. Funeral Services To Be Held Today For Mrs. Bittles Funeral services for Mrs. Beatrice Conneely Bittles of Rochester, N.

who died Sunday in Rochester, will be held this morning at the Still Funeral Home at 9:30 o'clock. A requiem Mass will be celebrated at St. Bernard's Church at 10 o'clock. Burial will take place in the family plot in St. Bernard's Cemetery, CZECH WASHING MACHINE Prague -(AP)- Czech washing machines are being exported to Switzerland, France, Belglum, Turkey, Argentina and Brazil, the Czech press reported.

mier Alcide de Gasperi's Christian Democrat Party who was attending a Catholic association meeting. The Ministry of the Interlor sald police were forced to use their guns at Bisignano at about the same time when a leftist crowd attempted to storm the Uomo Qualunque movement headquarters, The police fir: killed one Communist and wounded another. How Dr.Edwards Helps Constipated Folks! For years Dr. Edwards relieved patients bothered by constipation with his famous Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets-now sold by all drugstores.

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26, 1947. HEAR IT Newlyweds Die POLICE in Groonaburk. are investigating deaths of Helon Brown Pittard, 21, and her husband of a few hours, Bridges W. Pittard, 24. Their bodies were found in a parked car with a hose connectod to the exhaust pipe.

(International) Final Rites Held Sunday in Kane For L. M. Brown ON WED-READ IT IN THE ERA Lutheran Church To Hold Annual Thanks Services The Emanuel Lutheran Church, Walker Ave. and Mechanic will hold its annual Thanksgiving service tonight at 7:30 o'clock. The pastor will preach on the theme "Now Thank We All Our God." The choir will provide special music.

The Thank Offering, used for Lutheran World Action Relief In stricken countries of the world, will be received. There's a Wealth of Good Health in a Bottle of Milk! 9 Put pep into your step in your MILK drink your fill of the best now! O'MARA'S SUNNYBROOK DAIRY SAWYER ROAD For Home Delivery Call BRADFORD In Smethport Call 666-J-1 ITCH Don't Sufter Another Minute! Are you tormented with itching eczema, psoriasis, rashes, chafing. athlete's foot, eruptions. rectal Ing or other externally caused troubles? quick reiles and results use VICTORY OINTM Doveloped for the boys in the now offered to the folks back White, greaseless, antiseptic. for babies or children.

A name cannot forget. VICTORY OINTMENT. Jars and Tubes, Bold 1 Bradford by Gray, Sweely, Carison or your home-town drug store. Kane Largely attended funeral services were held Sunday for Leonard 'M. Brown of Cyclone, who was accidentally killed in an automobile accident last Thursday near Knne.

A prayer sorvice was conducted ut 2:30 p. m. from Kane Funeral home with the Rev. O. S.

Meckley, pastor of the Church of God, officlating. Pallbenrers were Carl A. Andorson, Georgo Korb, Clarenco Bolchnor, Glenn Bennett, James Shettler and Ray Reimer. Burlal was in the family plot in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Kane. Friends and relatives from out of town attending were, Mrs.

Olive Stanbaugh, Philadelphin, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson, and son, Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. George Korb, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Belchner, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayes, Mr. and Mrs.

George Anderson, Mrs. Neno Cawley, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Miller, Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Hough, Mrs. Leonard Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Elmor Hayes, all of Cyclone; Mr. and Mrs.

John Besecher, Sergeant, William Besecher, Pittsburgh; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Byrnes, Mr. and Mrs. Burnell DuChamols, Mrs.

Julla DuChamols and Mr. and Mra. Edward Besecher, all of Mt. Jewett. DANCE THANKSGIVING NIGHT Thursday, Nov.

27th Armory Hall Kane, Pa. M. C. A. Presents BOB STRONG and his Famous Orchestra Direct from Trianon Aragon in Chicago, formerly on Red Skelton's Radio Hour -featuringLovely Glenn Sterling DANCING STARTS 9:00 P.M.

DINE HERE THANKSGIVING DAY. You'll Enjoy Every ing mouthful of our licious dinner, Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner $1.25 THE MUSICAL BAR 127 Main St. Funeral Services For F. Klussman To Be Held Today Funeral services for Fred C. Klussman, 72, Millvale, father of Walter H.

Klussman, 54 Oxford this city, president of the Bradford Milk will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home in Millvale, Burial will be in the Cometory, Mr. Klussman died Sunday evening at 10:30 o'clock at Shady Side Hospital in Pittsburgh. In the Tuesday morning Era It was inadvertently stated that funeral sorvicos would be held Tuesday afternoon. Cleaning of Snow, Ice From City's Sidewalks Urged The publication by the city today of a legal notice calls attention to Bradfordians to clean the snow and Ice from their sidewalks within the city, Failure to comply is a violation of the city ordinance and upon conviction the violator is subject to be fined in any sum not exceeding ten dollars. The ordinance warns local citizens to clean all snow and ice from the sidewalks in front of their lot, restdence or tenement or place of buslness within 12 hours after the snow has fallen or the ice accumulated.

Wave of Terror Returns in Italy Rome -(P)- Political terror, dormant over the weekend, burst out again in Southern Italy yesterday with two slayings, rioting and the sacking of anti-Communist political party offices. While last week's strife centered in Apulla in the heel of the Italian boot, the new outbreaks were in Calabria, in the toe. A minor outburst occurred in Rome last night when a bomb was thrown from a passing automobile against a building in which the Communist newspaper Unita 18 printed. There were no casualties and the only damage was a few broken windows. One newspaper said "Disorders spread throughout Calabria," and another headline reported "Deaths, devastation, armored cars as the result of direct action in Calabria." Ansa, Italian news agency, said the trouble began late Monday night at Cardito when a Communist shot and killed a young member of Pre- FOR WORMS TAKE TABLETS P.W real ment cally-sound results that medi.

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