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AtTOQNA 3,.. 1930 WATERSIDE Mf, and MM. Marry Steele 'spent Sunday with Warden and family at LlysWen. John B. Baiter and'wife and daughter's Alma and Dora spent Sunday evening with Ira Detwlier and family at New Enterprise.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amlolt, daughters Dorothy and Kathryn and son bean spent Christmas day with George Imier and family in Woodbury. Miss Lenora AltoonaMs spending a few weeka with rtftd tarehtS Mr. and Mrs.

G. M. Over. Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Baker daughters Lola Mae and Mary, t). H. Bfeele and family, Rev.

W. Hol- 6. K. Beach, A. N.

waiter, and Mrs. David King, ds-ugMfer Ruth and son Richard, and Mary Baker, attended the funeral of JToffert Ferry at New Enterprise Brethren Church on Monday forenoon. Mr. afid Mrs. R.

M. Croft, Mrs. S. G. Rodgers sons Robert and James of Altoona and S.

M. Croft and son Norman of Martinsburg and Rosella AlbMght of were Sunday Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Mrs J. N. McNally and daughter Audrey of Roaring Spring spent a few day's with Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Croft. Mr. and Mrs. A.

S. Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Lytle and son Edmund of Eldorado were Sunday callers of J. Baker and wife.

Mrs. Emma Stonerook, H. B. Hoffman of Woodbury and Miss Viola Manges of Woodbury R. were Christmas visitors of H.

S. Stonerook and wife and son Loyal. Leonard Hplsitiger and family and Mrs. Lester Holsinger of Martinsburg Were Christmas visitors of K. Beach and family.

Calvin Over and wife and daughter Pauline, William Over and wife of New Enterprise, John Keith and wife Of Curryville spent Wednesday evening with G. M. Over and wife. Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Croft and daughter Susie, Mr. and Mrs. C.

L. Croft, J. W. Baker, A. T.

Replogle, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Baker, Mrs.

J. W. Rein- ihger daughter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. David King, attended the funeral of James Croft held in the Lutheran church at Potter Creek on Tuesday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Acker, daughter Blanche, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Acker and daughter Betty of Roaring Spring were Wednesday visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Adam GateS. Mrs. Harry Clapper and daughter and son Russell of Yellow Creek and daughter Mrs. Switzer and Mr.

Andy Clapper of McKeesport, Ralph Kega- rlse and Mr. Batzel of Altoona were Saturday and Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kegarise. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Forshey and children of Henrietta spent Sunday afternoon with David King and family. Miss Jennie Walter is home after nursing a week in the home of Tracey Fressell at Baker's Summit. 1 Rev. Elmer M.

Keck of Saxton, Chester Ford and wife and children, and Mrs. Dale Gates of Hopewell, and Bert Walter and wife of Aljoona spent Wednesday with A. N. Walter, wife and daughter Jennie. Mrs.

J. F. Brumbaugh spent Christ- LAKEMONT Mrs. VipoM 6t South Pine street spent Sunday at the hohte of her son and daughter-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs.

Holart Vipond, at canoe creek, other guests there were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snoberger and daughter Mary and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stlfller and children Martha Jane and Betty Louise.

Miss Gladys Walters of Duncana- vllle was a Tuesday guest at the home of Miss Vara Gesser of First avenue. Fred Herr of Altoona spent New Year's day at the home of M. B. Tom- llnson of First avenue. Mrs.

Funk of WilHamsburg spent the holiday season at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Berger of Leslie street. Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin Crawford of Mlfflln spent a few days at the homb of Mr. and Mrs. James French of First avenue. The home Of Mr. and Mrs.

F. H. Lampe of First avenge was the scene of a very happy affair NeW Year's eve, when a Jarfy crowd gathered to see the old year out and the new year In. The evening was very pleasantly spent in cards, radio music and pleasant conversation. At midnight a large table was uncovered and all sat down to a table well laden with all kinds of good things to eat.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berger, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baker, Mr.

and tfta. William Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Berger, Mr. and Mrs.

W. M. Oesser, Mrs. Landls Hengst, Mrs. Matilda Ringler, Miss Bertha Socey, Miss Thressa Berger, Martha Berger, Vara Gesser, Norman MicWtel, Eleanor feaker, Joseph Berger, EllWood Robert -Baker, Chrlstlnia Ringler, Helen Louise Baker, Janet Gesser, Jean Gesser, Kathrytte Gesser, Mr.

and Mrs. F. H. Lampe, Robert Lampe and Catherine Lampe. The Lakemont volunteer firemen have enjoyed vgood smokes 'through the generosity of their president, S.

N. Harpster, J. A. Fink and Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Vaughn. The firemen greatly enjoyed the cigars and extend thanks to the parties who presented them. The name of Miss Lorraine ROyer was unintentionally omitted from the list of guests at the home of Mrs. Margaret Royer on Sunday. mas'day with U.

E. Replogle and wife at Middlebrook. Mr. and Mrs. David King, daughter Ruth sons Richard and Christ spent Christmas with Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Huntsman at Martlnsburg. Mrs. Harry Steele, Mrs. U.

E. Replogle, Mrs. Roy Davis and daughter Beatrice and Mrs. O. K.

Beach were entertained In the home of Mrs. J. F. Brumbaugh last Thursday. GLASGOW Announcement was made to friends on Christmas day of the marriage of Miss Mary Sorrlck, daughter of Mrs.

Ella Sorrlck, BOB Sixth street south, St. Petersburg, to S. C. Hommer, also of that town, the wedding having taken place Friday, Dec. 13, at the St.

Peter's Episcopal church. Chaplain Edwards pronounced the ceremony which was witnessed only by Mr. and- Mrs, Louis Adcock, close friends of the young couple. Mrs. Hommer is one of St.

Petersburg's prettiest and most popular young women. She has made her home in St. Petersburg the greatest part of her life and attended the North Carolina college for young women at Greensboro, N. C. Mr.

Hommer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hommer of Glasgow, but has been making his home in St.

Petersburg for about four years. He graduated from Reade High school in 1922 and then attended Zeth business school in Altoona. He is now associated in business with the West Coast Title Co. Mr. and Mrs.

Hpmnier will make their home at 2013 third street south, St. Petersburg. Miss Dorothy Huber of Homer City spent Monday visiting with Miss Phyllis Glasgow. These two girls attended Indiana State Teachers college together. Miss Mary Haley of Philadelphia has been visiting at the bedside of her brother, A.

C. Haley, who has been seriously ill for some time. BLANDBURG Harry Waple of Detroit, spent the holidays his Mother Mrs. Nancy Waple. Webster Van Scoyoc of Vandergrlft spent Christmas with his mother at this' place.

Miss Maggie Kettren was homo for tho holiday season. Mrs. Julia 'Van Scoyoo and sons Webster and Clair, and daughter Mabel, and Mrs. Nancy Waple and son Harry visited friends in Ciearfleld last Friday. The Blandburg Parent-Teacher association- is practicing for a home talent play to be given in the near future.

1YBIC THEATRE Ken Maynard In "THE LAWLESS LEGION" Also Comedy, "Seeing- Things," and "Final Reckoning," chapter No. 10. Coming: Chancy In "Thunder." BROWN'S RESTAURANT Special Luncheon 50c Table D'Hote Opposite Postoffice "Where food is best and the cost is less." Boast Turkey Dinner Wed. HUNTINGDON William A. Gates of Blteabethtown, Of nier Huntingdon resident, is guest at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry W. Wagner, 315 Sixteenth street. Mr. and Mrs.

George D. Beaver, Fourth and Mifflln streets, were guests of friends In Altoona this week. Mrs. William Allison, 421 Washington street, Is a guest at the home of her sister Mrs. Spear Appleby, in Altoona.

Mrs. Ira H. Gardner, 201 Mlffllh street, spent Wednesday with friends and relatives in Altoona. Miss Junlata HelkeS, 1228 Mlfflin street, has returned home after spending the past five weeks In Los Angeles, and with relatives North Dakota. Miss Helkes resumed her teaching In the Alfarata building Thursday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wilson ana daughters Blanche and Helen of Cans- ville were visitors In Huntingdon Thursday.

Miss Blanche Wilson left for Pittsburgh where she Is a student at the University of Pittsburgh where she will resume her work. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Llnlnger of Altoona, former Huntingdon residents, spent yesterday with friends and relatives In Huntingdon. Miss Helen Launtz, 1424 Washington street, has returned home after visit- Ing at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Horton in Altoona. Mrs. Frank Hennemen of Altoona attended a bridge party at the home of Mrs. Ralph Noe, Third and Penn streets on Monday afternoon.

Howard A. Snyder, a student at the University of North Carolina at Raleigh, has returned to resume his Studies after spending the Christmas season at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Snyder, 416 Mifflln street.

Mrs. Paul E. Westbrook and chll- afeft, Paul and Alice Elizabeth of Altoona, returned home after visiting at the home of Mrs. Westbrook's father, A. L.

Smucker. YOUNG FIREMAN RESCUES YOUTH HtOH OtlPf SUNBURY, Jan. who yesterday rescued William trultt, aged 12, from an almost certain death, as he clung to a small bush on a ledge 300 feet high neaf hetfe, today received the praises of the Whole region. The child wan rescued by fcenneth Stetler, aged 19, Northumberland, who was lowered 200 feet by a rope, to a place where he could ffesten the rope to both of them. The boy was walking along the top of Blue hill, which rises In a perpendicular cliff above the bank of the COLONIAL TODAY SATURDAY Showings at 2.80—7 and 0 P.

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