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DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1960 Local Sociat Mr. and Mrs. Norman K. Rey-: nolds and daughter, Linda, and Kenneth. of Oklahoma City.

are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Price, 717 West 15th and his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Reynolds, Altoona. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ray Ritchey, 113 West 14th and Mr.

and Mrs. William L. Miller, Petersburg RD 1. were in Portage 011 Monday, attending the funeral of a Mr. and Mrs.

William E. West-! brook, Wilmington, are visiting their parental homes in Tyrone Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Neff, Ard-1 more, have returned after visiting in Tyrone and Huntingdon.

Lynne Kaye Snyder. Northwood. observed a fifth birthday anniversary on June 7. Dean Focht. Fuoss Mills, is on vacation this week.

Ralph Thomas. 1004 Bald who was off duty owing to hospitalization. will be able to resume duty this week. Wallace Beattie. Orlando, has returned after visiting Mr3.

William Miles and daughter, mastown. Nevin Johnson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Blair Johnson.

900 Washing. was graduated with a ton class 79 on Monday at the Sw. vens Trade School. Lancaster. No.

vin, a graduate of the Tyrone Area High School, was among the honor group and received the Schwal: Award for having had the scholastic record for three years. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weber, Karen Gilpin, Elva Hamiland Mamie Snyder, Tyrone, attended the graduation exercises. Mrs.

Nellie Bennett, Ridge is observing a birthday anniversary today. Mr. and Mrs. James Brisbin and family, Victorville, are Mr. Brisbin's father, Guy B.

Brisbin, 1458 Blair ave. Stephen Miller, Orchard Crossing, is observing his fourth birthday anniversary today. H. L. Galbraith, Pine Grove Mills.

has returned after visiting in Tyrone. The Rv. and Mrs. Harold W. Edmonds, Jr.

and daughter, who have been attending the Western Evangelical Seminary, Portland, Oregon, are here to spend the sumaner with the Rev. Mr. Edmonds' parents, 615 West 14th st. Philip R. Miles, 600 West 16th is celebrating a birthday anniversary today.

James Woomer, Adams is on vacation this, week. LOSRITAL ADMISSIONS Fred Evans, Tyrone 3 Frank Seiner, Tyrone RD 1 Max Schnellbaugh, Northwood Harold Brickley, 431 W. 17th st. Manila Bowman. 1416 Blair ave.

DISCHARGED Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Flenner, Hillcrest 5 Louis Kenney, Box 76 Blanche Clutter.

Tyrone RD 3 Wanda Wrye, Warriors Mark Jeffrey Woodring. 1100 Blair ave. Robert Sessaman. Tyrone RD 3 James E. Dickson.

Warriors Marki Mrs. Donald Whitesel and son, Lincoln ave, Diane Weyer, 1361 B'air ave. DISPENSARY F. G. VanAllman, 1311 Bald Eagle ave.

YACHTER FINISHES 11th TORQUAY, England (UPI)Glen Foster. president of the United States Finn Class Yachting finished 11th Tuesday in the third heat of the Gold Cup races. Foster, a member of the wanaka Corinthian Yacht Club at Oyster Bay, N.Y., is in 16th place after competing in three of the seven races for the trophy. The Gold Cup is generally regarded as the world championship for the Finn Class. ONE UP ON JONESES LONDON (UPI) The way to keep ahead of the Joneses WAS suggested today by David Bart-! lett in a letter to the Daily Telegraph.

"It is 'one up' not to have television set because one has far better things to do with one's time." he wrote, but "if you do own a set are careful to have the aerial discreetly hidden in the loft." Lynne Kaye Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Thomas, 2B Stewart Northwood, observed his fifth birthday anniversary yesterday. VFW Mardi Gras To Be Held At Bland Park The Anderson-Denny Post No.

i 4559, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will hold the annual Post Mardi Gras at Bland Park this year during the week of June 27 to July 3, it was announced today. This will be an inovation for the overseas veterans organization as: the event in the past had been held at the VFW lot on Tenth st. Because of the proximity of the Bland Park and the varlety or rides at the Park, it decided to hold It there this year. The rides. food concessions and bingo stands will all be operated in cooperation with the order to make It the most successful Mardi Gras yet held.

Tickets are already on sale at the Post home and in'a number of local stores. A strip of twenty tickets are on sale for $1, and may be used for rides, food or bingo. Prizes, including bicycles, will be awarded on the final day. Children will register and recelve tickets. EVERY WEEK 10,000 PEOPLE BOUNCE ON ITS SEATS, HONK ITS HORN, KICK.

ITS TIRES, SLAM ITS DOORS, SHOP ACROSS THE THEN RETURN BUY THIS CAR! Falcon is having the best first year any car ever had over 250,000 already sold since introduction going at the record rate of 10,000 every week. What makes Falcon the world's most successful new Economy! To begin with, Falcon is America's very lowest -priced 6-passenger $64 to $154 less than the other compacts. "Falcon delivers the best fuel economy of the three new compact cars," says Motor Trend magazine. Owner reports and fleet operator logs consistently show Falcon mileage figures of up to 30 miles per gallon with regular gas. Falcon goes 4,000 miles between oil changes, costs less to service, less to license and in most places, less to insure.

Falcon saves you more and still gives you full room for 6 big people and all their luggage. Small wonder Falcon has become first so fast! FORD DIVISION, Ford Kyler lempuny, Based on a comparison of manufacturers' suggested retail delivered prices Peanuts Characters (2) 1350 Uniled Feature Sandicate, fur. BEST COMPACT GAS MILEAGE alcon LOWEST COMPACT PRICE WORLD'S MOST SUCCESSFUL NEW CAR BEST VALUES! BEST TRADES! BEST SAVINGSI Spangler Motors (At R. Tyrone, Grazierville D. 2 Pa.

Bridge) MORE NOW DURING YOUR FORD DEALER'S TRADING FAIR SAVE 1 4: 11 SMITHS MRS. BUDD E. WOODRING Mrs. Budd E. Woodring.

more, former Tyrone resident, died Tuesday afternoon at 2:50 o'clock in the Bryn Mawr hospital, where she had been admftted two weeks ago. She WAS born Jan. 8. 1883 in Halt Moon Valley, the daughter of Horace O. and Clara VanValin: Elder.

On Jan. 8, 1908 in Clearfield. she married Budd E. Wood-! ring. They were residents of rone for many years.

Surviving are the husband, and these children: Mrs. William Ben. der. Pittsburgh; Fred E. Woodring.

Casper, Richard Wood-! ring. Clearwater, these sis. ters: Mrs. Hugh and Gus Lienhardt. Tyrone, and Mrs.

Russell Candy. Wormicysburg: al-! so nine grandchildren and two: great grandchildren. She was member of the Ardmore Presby. terian also church, the active D.A.R.. In all and ches: W.C.T.U.

Funeral service will be beld Fri-. day morning at 11 o'clock in the chadwicks funeral home, Ardmore, and burial will be made In Ardmore. Fassinger Gets Faculty Award FASSINGER GETS James Fassinger. nephew of Clif. ford B.

Isenberg, 423 West 18th Tyrone. presented an annual Faculty Award this week by William Yottey. president of the faculty at the Milton Hershey School, for his high scholastic standing in the Junior high school. Fassinger, a seventh grader, has also been an active member of the junior high band, Student Senate, and the trapping club. Milton Hershey School was founded nnd endowed by Milton S.

Hershey, the "chocolate manufacturer. It is a non-sectarian school where over 1,100 boys live in family groups in the country and pre-! pare for college and for careers in business and industry. The campus consists of over 12,000 acres. Stahl Course In Japan A-2c William Stahl, member of the Military Air Transport Command, United States Air Force. stationed at Tachlkawa, Japan, has recently completed the course in "Radio Broadcasting and Announcing.

given by the Special Ser-! vices Division, U. S. Air Force. Airman Stahl has been working 0.5 a country and western and popular music disc jockey at radio station T.A.D.S. on Tachikawa Air Base.

He has also been M.C. for many rock and roll and country and western shows. Airman Stahl is due to rotate to! the states on Oct. 4. He is a graduate of' the Tyrone Area High school, class of 1957.

His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stahl, reside at Warriors Mark. Swan Song Sung By Senior Girls Members of the Senlor Girls Ensemble of Tyrone Area High School were guests of honor al a ham supper held by Mrs. Peggy Johnson, vocal music supervisor In the schools, last night at her home It was the final formal get: together for the girls, who graduated last week.

They reminisced by singing a number of their favorite selections. In attendance were PatLy Pease, Peggy Morrow. Judith Eckroth, Elizabeth Naylor, Cheri Bass. Gail Hamer, Bonnie Gebhart, Melinda Newlin and Muriel Hambright. Carol Gunsallus was unable to attend.

Diesel Derails While On Bridge HOUSTON, Pa. (UPI) A Pennsylvania Railroad two unit diesel locomotive, was derailed early bridge over Chartiers Creek here and the nine cars it was pulling left the tracks 01 the bridge approach. No one was hurt. The train was enroute from Washington, to Carnegie over: the single track PRR Charters. Branch when the accident 0c- curred.

Cause was not determined. vy, 11 Population en -8 MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Leach, 1110 Ridge announce the marriage of their daughter. Anna Louise, to Carmelo John Cannistra-: ci, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Salvatore Cannistraci, 2217 Lincoln on April 30 in St. Matthew Roman Catholic Church, with the Rev. William Peters officiating. LATE CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE PORCH FLOOR ENAMEL Super Kem-tone, Kem-glo SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS 1118 Penna.

Ave. MU 4-4070 816 FOR RENT 4 room apartment. Call MU 4- 3830. 813 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE House at 323 Shippen St. rooms and bath.

hardwood floors, new modern kitchen, hot air heat and block garage. ANNOUNCEMENTS The picnic for American Legion Auxiliary Juniors and their thers will be held at Reservoir Park on Sat. afternoon. Cars will leave Legion parking lot at 2 o'. clock.

813 WANTED Carpenter work, block laying. co. ment work. old or new. prices right.

l'hone MU Pre-Convention Primaries End; DeSapio Upset Results of the last of the convention presidential primaries had Vice President Nixon's supporters claiming A in California while in New 11 Democratic lender sufa setback. Supporters claimed stunny for Nixon, unopposed (21 Republican slate in his home But Democratic Gov. EdBrown challenged the Republican claims. election, however. was not true popularity contest because Democrats outnumber Republinearly 3-2 in California.

Only 80 per cent of those enst ballots. Brown, 11 "lavorite Non" presicandidate will lend an 1211- committed 81-vote delegation convention in Los Angeles, 11, The 70-vote Republican delegation 'Is conunitted to Nixon. DeSaplo Suffers Blow New York, Tammany Hall Lender Carmine O. De Saplo blow to his political pres-: when Democratic reform cancodates detented RIL incumbent congressman. and state senator.

Both reform candidates, Willlam Ryan and Manfred Ourenstein, backed by former Sen. HerH. Lehman: Mrs. Elennor Roosevelt and tormer Air Force Secretary' Thomas Finleuer. They defented U.S.

Rep. Ludwig Teller state Sen. John H. Farrell. The defeat could diminish Saplo's strength in marshalling for any presidential candidates at the convention to which will lead the 92-vole sinte cgation ILS national committee.

man. 1a.r Closed Shop Ench party elected 86 district leaders to their presidential ventions. Later, the GOP names at large to complete their vole delegntion and Democrats ench with half vote. for 114-vote delegation. Both will uncommitted.

Mississippi voters overwhelmingly approved a "right to work" amendment to the state constitulion which would bar the closed shop in the stale. I11 the Democratic primary U.S. Sell. James Eastland nnd U.S. Reps.

Bell Williams nnd Arthur stead easily won nominations re-election. In South Dakota, Dr. Reifel, 11 Sioux Indian, W011 Republican nomination to Ray Fitzgerald, farmer. for seat now held by Democratic George McGovern. McGovern run for the Senate against Sen.

Karl Mundt. Both were opposed in the primary. Committed To Nixon The state's Republican delegates (o the national convention are committed to Nixon. Detnocrats. committed to Sen.

Hubert Humphrey of Minticsota before his withdrawal from the wttal race, will be uncominitted. An officini CANVASS of May 31 Democratic off primary showed that rights" Democrats won 6 of 11 spots in Alabama's electoral col. lege. 'The state's righters were pledged (0) bolt the national convention If candidates hostile to the South nre nominated. B1G TOP RETURNING HOLLYWOOD (UPI Grentest Show on Earth," the late Cecil B.

DeMille's Academy Award classic of life under the cireus big top. has been re.re. leased nationally by PAramount Pletures. Charlion Heston, James Slewart. Cornel Wilde, Beuy Hutton, Dorothy Lamour and Gloria ham bend the cast of the tacle, filmed with the co operation of the Ringling Bros.

BarnUM Bailey Circus, PROMOTION SAILS ALONG HOLLYWOOD SUDD A 11- foot schooner named "Suzle Wong" has left Hong Kong for a round-the-world voyage to New York, this augmenting the Inter. national promotional campaign for the motion picture, "The World of Suzle Wong." The schooner. manned by tour American ex- servicemen. Is 1o Journey 20.000 miles in the next eight months. A light luncheon snack: strawberry yoghurt over corntlakes.

There are now some 20,000 Catholic priests 113 the United States, According (O Catholic Digest. Additionally. 3,500 AmerIcan priests Are serving as sionaries In foreign lands: NOW IS THE TIME To Install A New AMERICAN STANDARD FURNACE Gas Easy Payment Plan H. L. NEIL Heating Contractor Wash.

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