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a a a THE ALTOONA MIRROR -THURSDAY, JANUARY 2.1930 NEWS OF INTEREST FROM SUBURBAN AND SURROUNDING TOWNS HOLLIDAYSBURG BURG Miss Margaret P'aulson haa taken departure for her home in Florida after an extended visit at the residence of Mrs. Clarence Deem on West Allegheny atreet. Thommembera are of in the receipt Hollidaysburg of New Year's gifts from two prominent realdenta of the county capital, Miss Nellie I. Morrell, local chairman of tuberculosis stamp sale yesterday presented the employes with a box of choice oranges and apples. John 13.

Elllott of 517 Montgomery street, general manager of the Thermie Supply company, presented the employra with a choice box of Havanas. Both gifts are much appreciated by the forre who extend their thanks t.o these generous donors. James MoNally, gang foreman of the Pennsylvania Railroad company, In the Cast Hollidayaburg yards, who has been contined 10 his home for the past few worka by scrious Iliness, is steadily Improving. The residence of Ir. and Mrs.

Joseph' B. Gliford, 604 Clark street, wAs the xeone of very delightful time on Friday evening: when number of the young friends ot their Miss Betty Gifford, assembled at the Gifford home and tenderod her a surprise party. Although taken unaware Mias Gifford cordially welcomed her guests. The evening was devoted to social diversions, including dancing. carda and music.

At A. late hour a delicious luncheon was served which Included choicest vlands of the season. Those who participated were MIRACA Doruthy Anne Poquignot, Peggy Pequignot. Jane Stultz, Margaret Moore, Betty Ginord, Marjory Ovelman, Marjory and Mesars. Frederick Capers, Juarph Good, John Good.

Henry Stultz. John Leet and John Christy. Miss Wilda Jean Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mra, G. Clark Taylor ur 1207 Walnut atreut, has gone to South I Fork for a visit at the home of her uncle und aunt Mr.

and Mra. Charles Leach. In honor of her thirteenth birthdny anniversary, Ming Christine Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter of 825 Walnut stropt, delightfully entertained FL number of her friends nt her home on Saturday evening.

Social diversions were enjoyed until a late hour, Tho honor guoat WaH the recipient of choice collection of beautiful And useful gifta. The crowning event of the evening the serving of EL delicious luncheon. The decorations were carried out In red and green. Those who participated were Marjory Ovelman, Betty Gifford, Christine Hunter. Felen Louise Tussey.

Peggy Pequignot, Dorothy Anne Pequignot, Meaara, Itob. ert Hileman, Stiller Vipond, John Christy, John Leet and Fred Capers. The monthly meeting and social of the Women's Foreign Missionary NO. clety of the First Methodist church will be held 011 Friday evening at 7.30 o'clork in the recreation hall or the church. A social hour with 'refreshmenta will follow the business meeting.

George Good and daughter Misa Elizaboth Good, IL former Highland Hall atudent of Osceola Mills, were entertained over the Christmas holidays at the residence of Mr. Good's aon-in-law and dnughter, Mr. und Mrs. Herndon Hewlt and family nt Brushmeade and ulgo at the residence of Attorney and Mrs. Oliver H.

Hewit of 710 Allegheny street. Mr. and Mra. Hayes W. Mattern have returned to their home in Bellefonte, after spending the Christmas season reaidence of Mra.

Mattorn's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Rolla Patton, 221 Newry street. Ida Law Kaiser of 512 Wayne atreet 18 apending the holiday season 1p New York city at the home of her agn-in-law and daughter Mr.

and Mrs. -Harold E. Grote. "TOR RENT-Six-rooms house and 512 Mulberry Miller Shuglovs The Perfect Rubber Footwear LASSER'S SHOE STORE Hollidaywhurg, I'n. GRAND HOLLIDAYSBERG, PA.

TODAY AND TOMORROW LAUGHING TALKING "COCKS EYED WORLD VICTOR MCLAGLEN EDMUND LOWE LILY DAMITA Directed 64 RAOUL WALSH Pathe All Talking Comedy Vitaphone Varieties Matinee 2-4 p. m. 10c-30c After 4 p. m. 20c-40c COMING JAN.

4 AL JOLSON in "SAY IT WITH SONGS" Mid- Nite Show Jan. 5 DUNCANSVILLE utea before midnight until around 4. o'clock, when 8 certain Fourteenth street realdent staged a belated season of noise-making that was regarded as belng "rousing" residents of sevoral sections of the town visited. The rainfall of tho early morning intarfered with further activity on the part of the whoopee-muker. New Valley Forge inn west of Duncanaville, along the William Penn highway, was the scene of two very delightful New Year's day parties on Wednesdad evening.

The groups wore made up respectively of Rouring Spring and Hollidayaburg resident and in euch cage 8L banquet WAS spread. Following the serving intereating programs were rendered. The inn was also the scene of numerous gatherings of family groups and private dinner parties on the holiday. A. B.

O'Hara was numbered among the guest at a New Year's eve function at Bedford. Two automobiles were damaged in collision at the corner of Third avenud aLid Thirteenth street about 9 o'clock Tuesday night, but none of the occupants received any injuries, The accident ia said to have resulted when rapidly moving vehicle coming west on Third avenue, plowed into another machine traveling aouth on Thirteenth street when the latter entered the main thoroughfare after stopping at the trafile sign. Tho motorist entering Third avenue fared the worst in the mix -up, while the other WAM maid to have been at fault. The names of the participants were not learned, but nelther were from this vicinity. Neither machine was disubled.

Mr. and Mra. Oscar C. Wilson and son of Llyswen were over-New Year's day guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mua.

Sumuel A. Hurlin of Numbered among the gueats present n.t the reception held at the La Finke hotel at this place for Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Truxal, whose weddnig was an event of the morning.

at the Evangelical Lutheran church, were the following: Mr. and Mra. Walter Doerr, sister of the bridegroom, of Pittaburgh; the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. B. E.

Truxal of Belle Vernon: Mrs. W. B. Plowman, Mr. and Mra.

Charles Lafferty and Rev. and Mra. G. B. Harmon of this place; the bride's aunt and uncle, Mr.

and Mra. Jacob Mock of Hollidayahurg and the bridal party, Mr. and Mra. Fred P. Truxal, Mi98 Viola Selwitz, the bride's slater, and Sylvan Tate.

The reception WAR beautifully arranged, the tables being adorned with beautiful decorations, an attractive color scheme, appropriate to the occasion, being carried out. Following the reception the newlyweda, departed Belle Vernon, where they will reside. The bridegroom in foreman of a newspaper plant in him while his bride WAR formerly employed In the accounting department at the William F. Gable company store at Altoona. Fred Crawford and R.

M. Wilt, both of whom are employed by the Pennsylvanin. Railroad company in the Lucknow shops, were New Year'8 day visitors with relatives and friends at this place, the former visiting ut his mother's home on Fourteenth atreet and the latter with his family at 1327 Third avenue. New Year's duy in Duncansville days here. thing day was marked by one of quietest of recent hollno special event of any kind and with fogey and damp weather prevailing the greater part of the day, the hollday was one that was observed quietly within the home by most residents of tho community, Practically all bualneas wAR for the day und shopmen had the day Also.

The postoffice observed a schedule of special hours and there was littlo stir on the streets. The auto-bus lines opernting through here operated ontheir regular schedule. Motor there WAK every Indication of 8. staytraffic 011 the highways was light and holiday. The Junior Queen Esthers society of the Hicks Memorial Methodist church will hold its January meeting this evening at 7.30 o'clock in the home of Miss Zoe Olla Diehl at 1222 Third avenuc.

Miss Dichl is the hostess for the month. A full attendance has been requested. Funeral rites for Mrs. Mary Ann Parker, ong nt Duncansville'a best. known residents, were conducted on Wednesday afternoon at the family residence at 1301 Third avenue.

Her pastor, Rev. Julian Park, of the Duncunaville Presbyterian church, ofand a large group of relatives and friends were in attendance to pay their Inst respects. In his remarks, her pastor paid a glowing tribute of respect to the memory of the departed one. The services were conducted in a room banked with flowers, the tributes of aymputhetic relatives and friends, Following the services in the home the cortege moved to Holliduysburg where interment made in the Presbyterian, cemetery, the body being laid to rest beside that of her husband. William Parker, who preceded her to the grave flve years ago.

Mr. and Mra. Samuel W. Keller of Altoona were Now Year's day visitors here at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mra, S.

A. Keller of 1210 Fourth nvenue. Harold Lotz and party of this place enjoyed a New Year's day motor trip to Mercersburg, Pa, and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Meyer and children und Rev. and Mra. B. A. Peters and BON of Altoona wero vleitors here this week nt the home of Rev.

and Mra. B. Harmon at the Lutheran manse at 1206 Fourth avenue. To the accompaniment of other din, Duncansville good-bye blowing, bell-ringing, shooting and to the old year and welcomed 1930 at midnight on Tuenday night. At a number of New Year's eve parties there WELS guy hilarity and unrestrained mirth ILA the new year was given a Jovial welcome.

It was one of the nosiest receptions for dL new year known in this gection in a number of yours and continued from a few min- street. Irvine Knuppenburg of State College was a New Year's duy visitor at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Knuppenburg at this place. Mra.

Walter E. Piper and duughter Mildred of Fifth avenue were numhered among the New Yeur's day visStore at Philadelphia the for the purpose of which is witnessing annual New Mummers' Year's parade, day event there. They visited with number of friends also. ALUM BANK Mr. and Mrs.

Dick Mickle of York are visiting their parents. Mr. and Mra. Elliott Allison of George's creek and Harvy Mickle or Ryat. 2, hag been unable to gO over the usual route during the past week on account of the snow being too deep on a section of the route in the VIcinity of Blair Knob.

Services ut the United Brethren church in Marionsville at 2.30 Sunday afternoon by the pastor, Rey. A. L. Thompson Sunday of school Eust in the Freedom. chapel Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.

Christian deavor service in the evening at 7.30. TYRONE The Annie I. Clark Miasion band will meet with Mra. T. B.

Shuman on Friday evening at 7.45 o'clock. The Ladies' auxiliary to the Neptune Fire company Announce one of their very popular 500 parties to be in the fire hall on Pennsylvania avenue Tuesday evening, Jan. 7. ladies Are of a very enviable reputation as hoatesseR and no doubt the announcement of another social function will attract the usual happy throng of friends. The West Virginia Pulp a and Paper company's baseball team, the champions of the 1929 twilight league season, enjoyed a most delightful New Year's eve Aocial funct 'n, when they feted by the Y.

M. C. A. athletic department. The banquet is served Annually to the winners of the AeASON and thia year's heros conveyed to the Methodist church at Port Matilda, where A most tempting chicken and waffle menu was prepared and served by the ladies of the church.

B. H. Jonca, chairman of the social committee of the acted a as toastmaster and addresses were given by Manager Holt of the winning team, Thomas McFeaters, secretary of the Y. M. C.

A. and J. O. Fernau, 1s fast becoming a popular entertalner about town, exhibiled his moving pictures of the activities in same about the paper mill and Aevern1 viewa of the honored team In action. It proved R.

most delightful occasion and lont added enthusiasm for the preparation the coming season, when the Millwrights will make a strong effort to hold the championahip title for another season. The Junior -Senior High School ent-Teacher AAROciation will hold their January meeting on Tuesday evening, Jan. 7, in the High school auditorium at 7.45 o'clock. The program will congist of the devotiona, musical selections by the Senior High achool orchestra and addresses by Rev. Clifford L.

Stanley, rector of the Trinity Episcopal church, and Misa Minnie Moore of the English department of the school. They will discuss "The Cultural Background In the Home," subject that will be teeming with interest to all of the schools is will make parents, It is so hoped all patrons R. Apecial effort to be present for this January meeting. MINES Mr. and Mrs.

George Wingard of Pittsburgh were recent vlaltors at the home of his slater Mra. John Brantner. Mra. Ada. Simons and daughter Anna of Williamsburg spent Christmas at the home of the former's sister Mrs.

Harvey Treese of Clappertown. Mr. and Mra. David Shadler of Clappertown were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Charon Replogle of Martinaburg on Monday evening. James Kennedy of Duncansville, Ruth Dick, Denise Myers of McKee's were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tate. James Wertz and Clyde Decker of Altoona called on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Tate. Miss Wilda Cartwright spent last week at the home of Mr. and Mra. Steward Allison of Fredericksburg.

Mr. and Mra. Calvin Lang and son Franklin of Clappertown were visitors among relatives in Williamsburg on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

James Banks and son Clair and Mr. Mrs. Joseph Tate and non Theodore called on friends in Altoonu on Monday. Mra. Annette Shock and son Charles were entertained at the home of Mrs.

Shock's daughter Mrs. Orvis Chamberlain of Altoona on Christmas. Earl and Wilmer Miller of Duncansville were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mra. Andrew Knepp on.

Tuesday. Mra. B. T. Umbower of Royer, who was suffering with pneumonia, 18 improving and able to be around again.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dilling of Smithfield, accompunied by Irvin Martinaburg and Mias Elsie Paul of Altoona is spending a two weeks' vacation sight-seeing in Florida. The Christmas pageant given in the Mines church on Wednesday evening way rendered in a most excellent manner to A large and attentive audience. Mr.

and Mra. Andrew Hetrick and Mr. and Mra. C. W.

Garner attended the funeral of Charles Garner, which was held in the Methodist church of Martingburg on Thursday afternoon. George Whittaker and family' of Clappertown were Christmas guests at the home of Mrs. Whittaker's purents, Mr. and Mrs. B.

T. Umbower of Royer. Notwithstanding the drifted of the roads, a large audience WAS entertained by interesting Christmas program given by the Clappertown Lutheran Sunday school on Tucaday evening. Albert Gurner of near Royer spent the fore part of this week in Altoona, during the death and burial of his brother, Charles Garner, who resided there, James Deeter of Royer called in this vicinity on last Friday. Carl White and family of Williamsburg were entertained at the home of his mother Mrs.

Elizabeth White on Sunday. Willium Zimmerman and daughtar Bertha of Williamsburg were guests ut the home of the former's daughter Mrs. Howard Hughes on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

John Briney of Royer spent few days last week at the home of their duughter Mrs. Melvin Hoover of Altoonu. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Merritts and son Eugene spent Wednusday at the home of Mrs.

Merrills' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lloyd Royer. Mr. and Mra.

James Isenberg and 801 Marion of were Sunduy visitors at the home of Mra. Isenberg'8 mother, Mrs. Mazie Leonurd. John Lloyd of Royer was a visitor in Holliday burg on Tuesday. Orrin Banks and Bertha erts of Pleasant Valley were guests at the home of Mr.

Banks' brother Jesse Bunks on Sunduy evening. Eldon Merritte and daughters Ethel and Bertha of Pleasant Valley visited recently at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. General Merritts. The following officers were elected in the Mines Sunduy school for the ensuing year: Superintendent, Harvey Hughes; assistant, Mrs.

John Wicker; secretary-treusurer, Mary Wicker; organist, Lola Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. M. D.

Pryor and granddaughter Evelyn of Llyswen were guests at the home of Mr. Pryor'8 mother, Mrs. Henrietta Pryor on Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

William Pearson of Larke culled at the home McDermott brothers Munduy evening. Mines Methodist Sunday school, 9.30, Hurvey Hughes, superintendent; preaching services, Wednesday evening prayer service, 7. Royer Methodist -Sunday school, 9.30, John Hoover, superintendent. Preaching service, 10.30. Rev.

Robert Gibson, pastor. Clappertown Lutheran Sunduy school, 1.30, Ross Stutler, superintendent; holy communion services, 2.30. Rev. V. Naugle, pastor.

Charles McMaster an family of Al1oonu were recent visitors at the home of Mr. McMaster's parents Mr. und Mrs. James McMaster. BELLWOOD Miss Franca' Ebersole of Altoona fa a guest at the home of her friend Jane Bell on Orchard street.

Friday evening the Evangelical Women'a Missionary society will have A busines? meeting in the Sunday school room. This will be followed by a covered dish luncheon held by the Harmony Bible class. Each member please make it a point to be present. The young people's department of the Evangelical church, 1s rehearsing a play to be given Y. M.

C. A. The date and cast will bo given later. The Women's Missionary society of the Lutheran church will meet on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Beard, 425 North First street.

Mr. and Mra. J. J. Mulhollem of Bellwood, their aon-in-law and daughter Mr.

and Mra. Chester L. Goss of Chambersburg, spent Christmas with Mrs, Mulhollem'e sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Rodenizer of Trenton, N. J. The Dorcas class of the Methodist church will meet at the church this evening. covered dish luncheon served.

There will be a quarterly meeting of the directors of the Logan Valley Cemetery association in the community room of the Bellwood Trust company building on Saturday, at 3 o'clock by order of the president, W. S. Bell and secretary, M. Glasgow. Miss Margaret Kettren of Akron, was a visitor with Bellwood friends yesterday, stopping off en route from her home in Blandburg.

Frank agricultural expert at the Agriculturals and Mechanical college a holiday visitor at the home of his parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jamison, North Second strect. He has started on his return trip, stopping at Des Moines, to attend a meeting of scientists. Miss Dorothy Rhodes, student at Temple univeralty, Philadelphia, has been spending the holiday vacation at the home of her mother and grandmother on Martin Mr.

and Mre. Miller, North Tuckahoe street has returned from a visit to the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. W. H.

Currant, Montoursville. The Willing Workers class of the United Brethren church will hold their monthly meeting this evening at the home of Helen Moorehead. A covered dish luncheon will be served and every member is urged to be. present, Melvin and Virginia Higgins, formerly of Bellwood, have returned to their home in Jersey City after spending the Christmas holidays at the home of their sister Mrs. Robert Schmittle.

The Harmony Bible class, of the Evangelical church will a cOvered dish luncheon in the Sunday school room of the church on Friday evening. BOALSBURG Mra. Katharine Gray Phillips and Mrs. John Martin of State College were callers in town on Friday. Rev.

John H. Wagner and wife and children of Garretsons Beach, N. enjoyed a few days' visit with Rev. and Mrs. W.

J. Wagner, Mary, the 8-year-old daughter, remained for a longer visit with her grandparents, the remainder of the family leaving Saturday morning for the return drive to New York. Rev. W. W.

Moyer has resigned the pastorate of the local Reformed church, the resignation to become effective in February. Rev. and Mrs. Moyer have many friends in this vicinity who regret their departure. Dr.

and Mrs. George C. Hall closed their home on Main street Monday, going to Reading for a short visit en route for their home in Wilmington, Del. Russell Ishler of Washington, was among the homecomers at Christmag time, spending the time with his parents Mr. and Mrs.

P. S. Ishler and other friends. Miss Glady Hazel, instructor in the Willow Grove High school, near Philadelphia, spent the holiday season at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Hazel. Mr. and Mrs.

D. W. Hess and Mr. and Mrs. John Ishler and family spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Paul at Philipsburg. Returning home Sunday evening they were accompanied by Miss Virginia Hess, who had been the guest of the Coxey's for several days, Mr. and Mra, E. M.

Kuhn and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuhn enjoyed Christmag eve and Christmas day with friends in Williamsport. Mrs. Bloomquist and two children and Mrs.

Mary Bartley of Bellefonte were guests of Mr. and Charles Kuhn on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin are entertaining little Miss Jean Blaney of Dale, Bellefonte while her parents are spending the week in Chicago.

Miss Rachel Hunter of Pittsburgh WAS also the guest of her sister Mrs. Dale, during the holiday season. Mrs. E. D.

Stuart closed her home before Christmas and, a8 has been her custom for a number of years, went to Pittsburgh to spend the winter with her sons. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dale, Misses Margaret and Marian Dale, and Messrs. Ralph and Frederic Dale of Oak Hall and Mr.

and Mrs. Clement G. Dale of Pleasant Gap spent Christmas day at the home of Misses Ellen and Cathryn Dale. George Rowe is visiting his daughter Mrs. Harry Kuhn in Williamsport, and Miss Blanche Rowe of HarrisMiss Daisy a Rowe of State College, burg were also members of the family party at the Kuhn home.

William Tennis was discharged from the Center County hospital last week after an operution and treatment for an injury to his right hand, the result of an accident while operating 8 chop anill. Mr. and Mrs. John Kimport and Miss Anna Dale spent Christmas at the C. M.

Dale home on the branch. This community was grieved to receive news of the death of Miss Flora K. Snyder which occurred Tuesday evening, Dec. 24, at the Jersey Shore hospital, The deceased was the daughter pot David and Blanche (Keller) Snyder and was born in Potter township, May 5, 1908. Flora was a gradof the Boalsburg High school class of 1926 and later attended a business school in Williamsport.

Surviving are her father, four sisters, Mra. Cluudia Stamn of Erie, Mra. Verna Houtz, Lemont, Mrs. Mary Konnan, Oak Hall, Mry. Marguret Rishel, Boalsburg and one brother Keller Snyder, Bellefonte.

Funeral services were held in the Reformed church Saturday at 10 o'clock, Rev. W. W. Moyer, officiuting. Mrs.

Cluudia Stumn of Erie and Mre. Oscar Rishel or Altoona spent several days at the David Snyder home. Misy Margaret Gingrich and Russell Bohn of Lock Haven Teachers' cullege and Joseph Shutt of Franklin Marshall spent the mid-year vacation at their homes Jerre Dunklebarger of Tipton 16 spending some time at the home of his gister Mra. Henry Reitz. Mr.

and Mry. Richard Cobeen have returned from a visit with Mra. Gobeen's parents, Prof. and Mrs. E.

H. Meyer at Newark, N. v. JU JUNIATA Mr. and Mra.

.1. Lee Plummer, have returned to their home in Sewickley after spending Christmas week at the reaidence of Mr. Mummer's parents Attorney and Mrs. Lee Plummer. Miss Blanche Stewart.

teacher of English in the High achon! al Edgewood park, Pittsburgh, returned to that city to resume her work after spending the mid-year vacation at the raeldence of her mother Mra. Lella G. Stewart. and her aunt Miss Dollie Keely, 418 Allegheny street. S.

B. Helsel of 1511 Allegheny street has returned to Johnstown to resume his work on A contract after spending the Christmas holiday senson with this wife and family in the county capital. Mra. W. Y.

Ruth, well known resident, la seriously ill at her home, 1515 Allegheny strept. Perry Williams of 1415 Allegheny street, who has been confined to his home for the past two weeks by ill- ness in able to be nut again. RUN William Leighty and HOT William, and Lloyd Weyant of Duncanaville wore visitors on Friday at the home of Mra. Lottie Loighty. Mrs.

Pearl Baker and three children of Lnkemont and Mias Geraldine Hite of Broad avenue extension Christmas day ut the home of Howard and Mary Hite. James Langendorfer of Nicktown (and Cyril Moyer of in Allentown Marionaville spent at the Yuletide season their respective homes. Allen and Raymond Gochnour of Newry were vinitors at Blue Knob on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Ronn and John lite chlidren of Altoona were gueata on Sundny at the home of Mr, and Mru. J. C. Hite. Mrs.

Laura Yeckley and son Edwin of Dry Run were Mountain City itora on Saturday, Mrs. F. P. McConnell of Marionsville is a patient at the Nason hoppital at Rouring Spring, being udinittel to the institution on Friday. The injury she recently sustained in eL fall were X-rayed and 1t was discovered that a bone in the shoulder WAg broken.

She will remain at the hogpital for some time that the fracture may be given proper care and attention. James Dougherty of Knob Run and left on Thursday motor trip Ward und Cyril Moyer, of Marlonaville Ohio, at which place they were guests nt the residence of Mr. Mrs. Ed. ward Moyer over the wack end, arrive ing home on Sunday evening, Miss Ethel Wilt or Llyswen spent Christmas at the residence of her purente Mr.

and Mra. Emanuel WIlL. Jatnes Hite and Wilbur Leighty this place, Lee Delhi and Joseph Moyer Run and J. McIntosh Marionaville were Mountain City visitora un Tuesday, Mr. and Mra.

Ward Will and daughtor Mina Sylvia Will were guests Christinas day ut the residence of Mra, Will's parent, Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Huwn of Petersburg. Mr. and Mra.

JAIAR Ritchey and Thelma Jean, Miss Mabel Dougherty of Marionsville and Mra. Jennie Ritchey of Knob Run were vlaitors during the week at Roaring Spring. Mr. and Mra. Charles Aurundt Cluysburg were gueatH at the residence of W.

H. Kunsman and family Christmas day. Michael Deihl of Knob Run, Mrs. Harry Echurd and Herbert Justin of Marlouaville were greeting frienda In Hollidaysburg on Friduy. Mr, and Mrs.

George Wilt and Miss Isabel Brightbill of Duncunaville were entertained on Sunday at the residence the former's mother Mra. Calvin Wilt, and Mr. and Mra, C. J. Wilt.

William Gill was IL Newry visitor Saturday. Mias Freida Wilt is spending some time with frienda in Altoona. Harry Frazier of Pittsburgh spent the Yuletide Henson with his family. who realde at the home of Mra. John Piper of near Marionsville, Miss Mury Horwath of Sylvan Hills WAR a guest 011 Wednesday at home of her 'mother Mrs.

Mary Horwarth und family. Mr. and Mra. Chester Feathers, were occupants of part of the house the Clair Ritchoy home, eart Mariongville, have recently eatnbliahed their residence in Hollidayaburg. Mra.

Jobu Piper visited, on Sunday, her brother Irvin Furgeson of Girard, who in gorlously ill at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shaffer of RoarInk Spring. Mrs. Harvey Wilt and son Kline and Mias Mury Kirkhum of Duncunaville spent Friday at the home of and Mra.

C. J. Will. They assisted the butchering in progress at the home. Leo Dethl and James Dougherty Knob Run, Henry Moyer and Ward and Roy of Marionaville, were employed 011 construction nt South Work during the summer fall months, havo all been fortunate in securing empluymient in Altoona and moved their furnishings South Pork to tho Mountain City Monday.

John Piper of near Marionaville ited friends in Duncansvillo and lidaysburg on Monday. and Mrs. Howard Himes and Clair and Ritchey of Hollidayshurg were guests Wednesday at residence of the former's parents and Mrs. Mutthew Hones. Charles Maher and Sylvester Burket of Marionaville spent Monday friends in Morrison Cove.

Mrs. I'. A. Metzgur and sons and Joseph and v. J.

Tremel of tODIL were guests Wednesday at residence of Joseph Tremel of lonsville. George Hite of Lakemont was over-Sunday guest of his brother ard lite and sister Miss Mury Ilite. Ilurvey Smith of Newry WAS journing in this section on Sunday with friends. Leo Deihl of Knob Run and uncle Henry Moyer of Marionaville were Mountain City visitors on day. Misses Annie and Musettu spent a day recently at Knob Run the home of Harry Delhi and family.

Mr. and Mra. A. J. Meintosh Eva Mentosh of Marionsville callers Sunday ut the dence of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Ott Hollidaysburg. Frank Horyuth speut several during the pust week with friends Portage. The mantle of white which covered the earth during the past week which gave ug a more realistle mag has almost all disappeared. surrounding billy in a this section entirely bare.

The lowlands, however, and those more sheltered from Sun and wind are still white 5110 Alter being closed for Christmas day and the: remainder of the week the Marionsville school all Monday morning with the number of pupils enrolled. Were resumed and school work in its different branches again was Splendid progress 50 fur has which is very eulfying to Leucher and pupils uttunding. Blair Leighty, mall carrier on Miss Mary Slagel, Tyrone's very efficient community nurse, spent the holiday season with her parents and friends in the castern part of the state. Mrs. Robert S.

Hildebrand, residing near Stevens park, Tyrone, was taken to the Altoona hospital last evening in the local ambulance, suffering an acute attack of appendicitis. Merle Williams has returned to his home on Lincoln avenue, from a pleasant trip to Harrisburg. Thomas B. Middleton, who has been confined to his home on Pennsylvania avenue with illness, has recovered and la able to reaume his duties as yardmaster in the East Tyrone railroad yards. His host of friends are glad to welcome him out and around again.

The B. P. O. D. members enjoyed a most delicious turkey banquet in their beautiful new lodge home dining hall last evening.

The happy group assembled around the banquet tables at 8 o'clock and for nearly two hours the tempting menu and the clever dinner program gave genuine realization of contentment and happiness to each one. These social functions stand out prominently in the splendid spirit of comradeship and fellowahip in this organization and this first 1930 event will always linger pleasantly in the memory of every member present, W. H. McLaughlin, passenger conductor on the Williamsport division, spent New Year's day in Tyrone, renewing his friendships here. Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. McKlveen and son Gilbert of the Farmers and Merchants bank apartments have returned from a very pleasant visit with friends in Greensburg. The Hannah Huston Bible class will meet this evening immediately at the close of the evangelistic services inthe church parlor.

Some business of importance la to be transacted and all members are urged to be present. Miss Virginia Scullin, a former Tyrone young lady, now associated with the department of occupational therapy at the New York State hospital, at Central Ialip, Long Island, who enjoyed the holiday season with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Scullin on Lincoln avenue, has returned to the city to resume her duties. SOUTH ALTOONA Clarance Howell of Los Angeles, 19 spending several days at the home of Mrs. Burkhart at 3616 Sixth avenue, before going to Philadelphia. Raymond Turnbaugh and Morton of Pittsburgh, were Monday, and Tuesday the Mr. and Mrs.

R. C. Mays at 3613 Fifth avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

James Snyder, of 4001 Fifth avenue have returned after apending several days with Mr. and Mra. Clair Detwller in Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs.

Detwller are former residents of 3921 Burgoon road. Mr, and Mrs. Frank E. Myton and daughters Helen and Eleanor are spending several days with relatives in Philadelphia. Levy Erb la confined to his home at 4001 Fifth avenue where he is suffering from a smashed left big toe which he received while in the discharge his duties at the local tank shops the Pennsylvania railroad.

Tuesday evening dinner guests at the home of Miss Nellie Mays of 3613 Fifth avenue were Jayne Fluke, Hazel Burkhart, Nellie Mays, William Holtsworth, William Fluke, David Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Mays. Mr. Sutton 1g confined to his home at 428 Fortieth street by illness.

Two new street lights are being stalled by employes of the Penn Central Light and Power company, one at Sixth avenue and Thirty-seventh street and the other at Fourth avenue and Thirty- street. These lights ready for use on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Edwards and sons Chester and Edgar and daughters Helen and Margaret have returned after spending several days with Mr.

and Mrs, Plerson in Spruce Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dodson and family are visiting relatives in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs.

Cletua O. McCully have returned after spending several days in Clearfield, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanley were first part of the week visitors In Enola. Charles Snyder, of 4001 Fifth avenue and Fred Skippia of Fourth Avenue Thirty-eighth street tored to Buffalo Mills, Bedford county, where they spent Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Delozier children are spending several days Horseheads, N. where they were called on account of the serious ne98 of Mra. mother Mrs.

Fred Kerns. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Pensyl of Schweitzer apartments motored Cessna where they will visit Mr. Mra.

Paul Pensyl. Ernest De Flaviana of 309 Fortteth street is suffering from a right smashed thumb. MOUNT UNION One of the most enjoyable of the holiday events was held on Sunday at the Mount Union Rod and Gun club, when the Young Men's Bible class of First Presbyterian church, with the teacher, C. A. McCarty, and 8 few guests sat down to a full course turkey dinner.

The menu was prepared and Aerved by Harvey B. Secrest, who is well skilled culinary art, assisted by Steve Waters and Merle Park. In the afternoon the regular class meeting was held, when Mr. McCarty gave a very inspirational address on the text. Plans were made for the class activities for 1930.

Those present were: C. A. McCarty, Fred Everett, Franklin Oppel, Franklin Corson, Joseph Hower, Paul Goodman, Max Carruthers, 'Lawrence Barton, Fred Apploby, H. B. Secrest, Steve Waters, Merle Park, Wulter C.

Kirman, B. Carl Wharton. The guests included R. M. Longacre and P.

J. Briggs. A literary meeting will be held at the Mines school, Jan. 17; at which thing the following program will be rendered: Song by school; Scripture reading; recitations, Raymond Cartwright, Emma Brantner, Enima and Elizabeth Banks and Sarah Leonard; exercise, Little Snowflakes, by girls; reading, Cartwright and Nevin Merritts; exercise, Winter Playmutes; pantomime, Mury White; duet, Mary and Grace Wicker; recitations, Minnie Hughes, Laura Merritta, Ruth Lykens and Margaret Noland; exerclue, The First Snowfall, by boys; Hong, by girls; recitation, Lloyd Noland; song, by men's Bible class; duet, Mrs. Elwood Brantner and Levada Kifer; reading.

Grace Wicker; recitation, Luther Leonard and Helen Tate; closing song. Miss Jane Dixon and Clarence Dixon, accompanied by John Preston Furry of Beavertown, were recent visitors in Altoona. Misses Jennie White, Lola Hughes and Bertha Zimmerman of burg spent Sunday afternoon with their friend Mury McDermott. Clyde Bossler, a student In they Pittsburgh High school has returned to his studies after spending the Christmas vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

F. O. Bossler, 400 Second street. The Go I Go class of the Preabyterian Sunday school will meet this evening the home of Mra. J.

P. Siker, 315 Eleventh avenue. A good attendance da urged. The Glad Kum class of the Trinity Lutheran Sunday school will hold 8 covered dish luncheon this evening at 8 o'clock, In Trinity hall. Every member is urged to be present.

The Women's. Progressive Bible class of the First Methodist Sunday school will meet Friday evening in the lecture room of the church, The memberg are requested to be present. The Emanuel Bible class of the First evening at the Mrs. J. E.

Methodist Sunday school, will meet this Garthoff, 721 Fifth avenue. Every member is urged to be present. Rev. and Mre. A.

Morgan Jenkins and daughter Clara, were dinner guests on Now Year's day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Streightiff, 524 Ninth avenue.

Boy Scouts Troop No. 44 of Grace Evangelical church, accompanied by the pastor, hiked into the mountains on Thursday. On Monday evening the troop met at the church and enjoyed a "nut cracking" party around a camp fire. Mrs. C.

C. Harmon, 410 Sixth avenue and Mrs. Harvey Burnett, 412 Sixth avenue have returned from. a trip to Barton, St. Petersburg and Key West, Florida.

Miss Lucille Smith, a student at DePauw university, Indiana, is spending the Christmas vacation with her parenta, Mr. and Mrs: I. E. Smith, 1002 Boulevard. Miss Smith is doing special service work in connection with her school duties.

RIGGLES GAP Sanford Cherry spent Christmas at his old home near Roots crossing. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hollen and family spent Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Collier at Juniata. Mr. and Mrs. John Hollen were elltertained over Christmas and of 8. very fine turkey dinner at the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Cherry in Altoona, George Ross and son William, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Lex Gilliland, motored to Altoona on Wednosday and spent the evening with relatives at the home of Mr. And Airs.

Ray Meyers. Chester Baird, accompanied by Miss Kinsinger of Juniata spent a part Friduy taking pictures in the gap and extending a friendly visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hollen, returning to their home in the evening. William Doyle and A.

S. Litinger were Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of A. Mathes and family. Week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Yohn were Mra. P. J. Hamilton and son Meryl, Mrs. Thomas Christ, Mr.

and Mrs. 0. D. Feather, Mr. and Mrs.

Dillman Yohn and family, Rev. and Mrs. Earl Bowser, Rev. and Mrs. M.

S. Henry, Chester Baird, Boyd Yohn, Edna and 'Charles Brunner and Melvin Hamilton. Miss Margaret Hinkel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.

D. Hinkel, spent Christmas in Altoona at the home of Mr. and Mre. A. S.

Kibler. Francis Cherry is spending his vacation at the home of Charles Collier at Irene Butterbaugh was a recent vialtor at the home of Mrs. Minnie Hostler of Greenwood. Junior and George Miller of Junlata are spending several days at the home of E. D.

Cherry. Harry Yohn WAS a week-end guest of his nieces, Mrs. Della Kuhn at New Sheffield and Mrs. J. B.

Wieler at Wilkinsburg. Mrs. Harry Troy of Duncansville and Mrs. Frank Garman spent Thursday afternoon at the home of William Doyle and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Grove Hollidaysburg and Mrs. Ida Glunt of Altoona were recent visitors at the homes of their brothers Frank, David and Grant Nail. Those enjoying Christmas day at the home of Mr. and Mre. Charles Collier at Juniata were.

Mr. and Mra. E. D. Cherry and family, Mr.

and Mrs. L. A. Miller and family, Mrs. R.

D. Cherry and family, Misses Julia Flanigan, Bettie Hannah, Catherine Caldwell, Bettie and Alberta Vaughn, Dorothy Caldwell, Mrs. Sherman Frederick and daughter Roselin, James Caldwell, Jesse Blazer and Mr. and Mrs. John Hollen.

Recent visitors at the home of Mr. Dr. H. 1 B. Cunningham, well known Juniata physician of 610 Second street, who has been seriously ill for a week at his home 18 slightly improved and hopes are now entertained for his recovery.

Dr. Cunningham is suffering from gall trouble. E. B. Mathers, of 213.

Seventh avehue nuffered slight stroke of paralysis, early Monday morning at his home. Mr. Mathers has not been In good health for some time, but was feeling better, when he was stricken with a partial paralysis of the left leg. Mr. Mathers is well known in the Thirteenth ward, having been a resl-, dent of Juniata for almost forty years.

The Crosa Bearers class of St. Paul's Reformed Sunday school will hold a covered dish luncheon this evening at 6 o'clock, in the basement of the church. All members are requested to be present. Juniata Grange No. 889 Patrons of Husbandry will meet in regular Begsion this evening.

The recently elected officers will be Installed by. Past Master, Dr. W. Frank Beck and a cla1 time will be enjoyed. The membera are urged to be present.

Mrs. W. M. Fink, 112 West Tenth aventte will entertain the L. B.

club this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fagley, 804 Broadway entertained over the weekend Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Fagley, York and William Phillips of Williamsport. JUNIATA THEATRE TODAY "HOT STUFF" Starring Allce White Vitaphone Picture Vitaphone Act and Comedy BLUE KNOB Mra. D.

B. Diehl spent several days last week in Beaverdale at the home of her son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Earl Diehl. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Cavender of Cumberland spent several days vialtIng their son and wife Mr. and. Mra. James Cavender.

Clarence Over and Edwin Bowser were: week-end visitors in Claysburg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Diehi. Mr. and Mra.

D. C. George received announcement of the arrival of a little daughter on Sunday evening in the home of' their daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mobley of Torrance 'Altoona.

and Eric Walter, who 'are employed in Altoona, spent the Christmas season at the home.of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Walter. Mias Ida Ritchey, who is employed in Portage, visited 'at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.

J. N. Ritchey. Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Diehl of Claysburg, R. spent Saturday at the home of the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. D. B.

Diehl. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long and 80n8 Merle and Leo of Portage visited at the J. C.

Diehl home on Friday, afternoon. Mrs. D. C. George and James Mosel were Sunday visitors in Altoona at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Mob ley. They were accompanied home by Hugh Earnest, who was a weekend visitor at the Mobley home.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ritchey of Belsano spent the week-end at the home of the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ritchey.

Earl Bowser and Edward Mangus of Johnstown and Mrs. W. E. Heisel and daughter Joanne of Portage spent Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

D. C. George. They were accompanied home Evelyn George, who is visiting at the Helsel home. Mra.

Julia Ritchey of Altoona and Jesse Brooke of Duncansville spent Friday night at the J. C. Diehl home. who of Wilt Mr. in Wilt of Hone who work and front on visHol- HON the Mr.

with Philip Althe Mar- an How- his Sun- Buitho at and resiof days in and ChristThe are the with past opened usual Classes all taken been both Route and Mrs. Sylvester Butterbaugh were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lantz and daughters Dorothy and Betty and song Clarence and Robert, Mrs. Chester Parshel and baby, Lynn Cramer of Pinecroft, Agnes Hostler, Lawrence Histler, Sylvester Hostler, Glen Stayer and Frank Heller of Greenwood, Mrs.

Lena Cuppels, Helen Cuppels of Cresson, Mre. Nora Verbonitz, William Welcenburg and Carol Stayer of Altoona. Prayer meeting will be held on Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.

D. Cherry, Church of the Brethren--Sunday school at 2.15. Christian Workers I meeting at 7.30. BROS. John Barrymore Frank Fay Richard Barthelmess Ball Montana Beatrice Lillie William Bakewell Ted Lewis Chester Morris Sid Silvers Alice White Monte Blue Gertrude Olmsted Nick Lucas Noah Beery Alice Day Georges Carpenter Lloyd Hamliton Molly 0'Day Winnie Lightner Bert Roach Rin Tin Tia Irene Bordoni H.

B. Warner Helena Costello Dolores Costelle William Courtenay Marceline Day Grant Withers Lois Wilson Sally Blane Sally O'Neill Chester Conklin Marion Byron Alexander Gray Hobart Bosworth Ruth Citfford Loretta Young, Lee Moran Heinie Conklin, Ben Turpin Pauline Garon Ethlyne Claire Lupino Lane Alberta Vaughan Anthony Jack Mulhall Albert Gran Adama, Vaughan Betty Compson. William Collier, Jr. Anders Randolf Lila. Lee Jacqueline Logan Wheeler Oakman Patsy Ruth Miller Edna Murphy Otto Mattiesen Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.

Sally Eilers Philo McCullough Louise Fazenda Arsnida Kalla Pasha Myrna Loy Shirley Mason Viola Dana Marian Nixon Carmel Myers E. J. Ratcliffe Tully Marshall Johnny Arthur Lola Vendrill Sojin Frances Lee Jimmy Clemons Harlette Lake 100 SHOWS Williams Adagio Dancers IN ONE All Natural Color BROS WARNER RAY PICTURE OLE STRAND SOON COMING.