The Daily Courier du lieu suivant : Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 2

PAGE TWO. THE DAILY COURIER. CONNELLSVTLLE, PA. THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1947. PERSONAL MENTION Mrs.

E. Treiitle has returned to her home, 501 South Arch street, from St. Joseph's Hospital, Pittsburgh, where she spent -tlie past week tor X-ray treatment. High grade, all wool gabardine 'pants, $12.00. Sam Simons, Tailor; Miss Gwendolyn Sharp, employed at the 'A.

S. Troutman Company store, spent. Tuesday -in Pittsburgh -buying hats for millinery department of is manager. Rummage sale; Saturday, 'May 24, basement Church. Sponsored by Merrill Class.

Advertisement. --20-3t. Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Foriney 'of Davidson avenue! left this morn- lor. a motor trip to Canada. Rummage Saturday, May 24, Eotter-McCuhe W. P.each by Alpha t.

Albert C. (Cotton)- Robinson was discharged from the Memorial Hospital, Washington, D. and accompanied by! his son-in-la'w and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McBeth, returned to his room at the home of" home, 4322-14tg Washington.

He 'is'reported--ti-be iinprovejl and expects to resume bis position by June 2. The Mc-Beths reside at Harrisburg. Rummage Saturday, May 24th, beginning 9 A. -Immaculate Conception Church-basement, by Catholic Daughters of Amer- Mrs. Gertrude Leech has' returned to her home in South Pittsburg street after, spending the last four weeks with her sister, Mrs.

Ray Fleming, who is convalescing at her. home at Buena Vista, near Flatwoods, after undergoing an operation at the Connellsville State Hospital. and. son, Iiawrence 'Mrs. Nadene Henry, Clyde Legutsky, Miss Margaret Eckman and Mrs.

Cora Billow were discharged from Con- neUsville State Hospital Wednesday. Mrs. George Work, Mrs. Harold King, Mrs. George Skinner, Mrs.

Arthur Friend, Mrs. George Colborn, Carl Mrs. Dwight Dickey, Mrs. Grace Rowan and Mrs. Clyde Friend of Mill Bun attended the homemakers' meeting and banquet Friday at One "White Swan Hotel, Uniontown.

They report an interesting and that many grangers took part in the program. A delicious turkey dinner was -served. -Dr. M. O.

Hoover was in Pitts-, burgh Wednesday, attending i'-tiie- monthly meeting of the Odootp- logical Society of Western Pennsylvania at the William Perin-' AUNT HET By EGBERT "Folks in stories and the movies say they make breakfast, You mak'e-coffee- and- toast, but you don't make eggs. You just fix 'em." LEWIS SEEKS WAGE HIKE OF 23 CENTS FOR MINERS By Charles H. Herrold. United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, May said that John bargaining goal for his soft coal miners is a general wage increase of 23 to 25 cents an hour--or up to 66 per. cent more than the increase granted ir.

many other basic industries. Lewis has not specified any formal-wage demands in his current contrast talks with representatives' of 75 per cent of the Nation's bituminous operators. -However, informed Quarters in- the United Mine Workers' chief is angling for an increase Grim Reaoer DAVID P. HiLTABIDEL David P. Hil-tabidel, 70 years, nine months and five days old, died suddenly at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at his home in Mill Run.

He had been ailing for about one year. Mr. Hiltabidel was.oorn August 16, 1876, at Mill. Run, a son. of the late John A.

and Julia Arm Hiltabidel Mine LcfstThi Days of June tey United Preu. WASHINGTON, May 22--President Truman has approved contract revisions giving miners, ir i the Government-seized soft coal and had resided in-that vicinity' piu a three day vacat ibn starting aU his life. He retired in 1941 as June 21 it was announced LEGISLATIVE BRIEFS By United Press. HARRISBURG. May Senate had before it today a House-approved resolution commending U.

S. Senator -Edward Martin, former Governor of Pennsylvania, for bis recent refusal to a track foreman for Ohio Railroad Company and was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen' Local 1049. He had seen 45 years' service with that- company. He was a member of the Mill Run Baptist Church for the' past 54 years and, of the Mill Run discuss veterans' welfare "any group upholding Communistic philosophy." with the mines will be idle during the final HARRISBUHG, May three days of-Government opera-l ator H. Farrell, Phila- SPOTTO'S the "Spot-to" A .19 Qt WHITE tion.

The Government's authority i introluc a bill to post- to keep the rrunes expires June 30! pone for two years, until Novem- and unless a private contract is; ber 30 1949j the deadline by negotiated by then, there may be 1 Grange No. 1109. He was mar-! a strike on July 1, The Truman okayed the report ried in 1900 to Carrie A. Smalley, who survives. Surviving also are four sons, substantially higher than the Harry and Chester of ceht-an-hour boost" obtained 'in I Mill Run Gilbert of Ohiopyle; the automobile arid steel industries.

These sources said Lewis, who of a special board appointed by Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach to examine agreements reached between Coal wants the 'miners' '54-hour work week reduced hours, -will demjnd thai the money thus saved in wages fae used to raise basic hourly rate. the Tiotel. After F. Volker Dental School'gave the clinic.

the meeting Dr of Tufts College State Labor Program Advances lo Senate; Would Halt Strikes Continued From Page One. ployes was a' "complete abridgement" of free speech and assembly. Representative Albert S. Readinger, Heading, Unless a new agreement is charged -that its adoption would reached, the UMW presumably be "one of the blackest moments wiu Quit the pits under its train the of Pennsylvania ditional policy of "no contract, no labor legislation." Sorg said the bill was designed The conferences between Lewis and the mine operators, now in the fourth day; are being conducted behind a curtain of silence but sources -close to both sides were optismisiie that a contract will be signed by the June 30 deadline. The authority to operate the mines, which it seized a year ago, expires on that work." Last year, Lewis accepted the to eliminate the "professional picketer," contending his presence "tends toward.violence." Republicans agreed to press the Senate for alteration of the bill cents an hour pay boost provided by the general industrial wage pattern, but with the important difference that his union did not cut back the work week.

Other unions accepted a reduc- requiring union, financial slate-j tion in hours from 52 to 40 per ments after Representative Homer I week. S. Brown, Pittsburgh, pointed has said that it now out that it prohibits organization wants a shorter work week with of first of take home.pay. It also The bill'is increase from five to tended to.permit a check on finan-'" cial unions. 10 cents a ton assessment for the established he Ith and welfare fund, unioni- of supervisory employes During debate on the mak-J and a federal safety code, mg merit rating permanent, Sorg 1 Few sources believed that said the-- State's unemployment Lewis would be successful in compensation 'fund has maintaining the present $75.25 iTrjaaVlir 000 in -excess of the; -amount regarded" as --a safe level by- the Federal Social Security Board in -action was 'stymied nTprpppsals teacher Opposing Senate group.s soon in the reaching- a compromised "An Administration bill establishing an.

$1,800 annual- minimum-- a taken precedence increase has over House' Epur Babies Arrive fit Local Hospital Two boys and two girls were born at Connellsvme State Hos- as follows: against by the -State. A. Son Mr. and Mrs: Thomas excluding Sproat, Dawson; 7:26 o'clock "this morning. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Kolat, Dunbar, H. 11:35 o'clock three daughters, Mrs. Forrest Berwick, Mrs. Raymond and Mrs.

Warden Shearer, Mill Run; 18 grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Lloyd of South Connellsville; three brothers, William and Clement Hiltabidel of Mill Run and Edward Hiltabidel of South Connellsville. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon with a brief service at the home at 2 o'clock. Additional rites will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock in -the Mill Run Baptist Church. Interment will be in the church cemetery.

INFANT MORGAN RITES The funeral service for Sharon Lynn Morgan, infant daughter of Corporal and Mrs. Harry Morgan of Connellsville, R. D. 2, who died Wednesday morning at Connellsville Slate Hospital, was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the home of" the a a Mr. and Mrs.

Martin of Connellsville, R. D. 2. Rev. Dr.

W. H. Hetrick, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, officiated. Burial was made in Green Ridge Memorial Park in charge of Funeral Director Harold S. Ansell.

The only child in the family, Sharon Lynn is survived by her parents, maternal grandparents and paternal grai7dparents, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Morgan of 213 West Patterson avenue. The father of the child is stationed at Fairbanks, the U. S.

which municipally-owned homes for the indigent must be turned over to the State, SO SPOTTO'S HARP, TILE-LIKE FIXISH OJfE COAT COVERS WEST SIDE WALLPAPER PALST STORE S05 W. Crawford Ate, Fire Station. 793. HARRISBURG, May 22. The he 1945 menus reappointment of George J.

Jones, Mines Admmistrator N. H. Com-1 to the Kstate Ath a Umted Mine Work- a ss.nnn a vpnr. son Commission at a year. One of these agreements was HARRISBURG, May 2 2 -for at least some 1947 vacation for the miners during the period of Government operation.

The Krug- Lewis agreement negotiated more than a year ago to cover Government operation of the mines provided for 1946 vacations, but did not cover" any 1947. vacation period. The special board approved the supplemental vacation agreement last week, and its action then; was submitted to Mr. Truman. State beer distributors, contending that the "overcrowded condition of the business might lead to "widespread abuses" of alcoholic beverage laws, today favored enactment of a bill to limit granting of new.

distributors li- Parents ot Son. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Meadows of Allison at Brownsville a Hospital Monday. Education Committee legislation unionization of supervisors, to provide a $1,000 yearly boost.

Duff was reported have reached an with' GOP chiefs on a House bill 'allowing pay for 54 hours, il the'Army Ordnance Company. work week- is cut to 40 or 45 hours. The union's formal reportedly have not yet been presented -in specific terms to the northern, middle and far western operators represented at the wage talks. This action may be delayed until- some time next month after the congressional labor bill has been disposed of. The bill as now affect UMW demands on a welfare fund antj SOMERSET COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS CLOSE BUILDINGS Wednesday night.

business receipts subject the four per cent corporate net income tax has been drastically revised, it was The. bill was recom- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bigam, Connellsville, H. 10:33 o'-clock Wednesday night.

Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James mitted for, Baker, o'clock Dawson, R. D. 1, 11:42 Wednesday morning.

Answers False 'Alarm. City firemen responded to a call from box No. 324 at 5:20 o'clock Wednesday evening on South Arch- street. It.proved be a alarm. PRIEST, LOCAL NATIVE, ENDS FIRST DECADE commencement Rev.

Father John J. Hacala to- a ev nm day completed 10 years in the priesthood hi the Altoona Diocese 31 Confluence Students Will Get Diplomas Special to The Courier. CONFLUENCE, May are 31 seniors in this year's graduating class of Confluence High School. The baccalaureate service will held Sunday, May 25, and the exercises Mon- lalsejof the Roman Catholic Church. Father Hacala, who was born-in ISationaDy Advertised WATCHES For 17 to 21, Joweled Moreinents 50 to $195.00 JEWELRY STORE WATCHES The Home of the Finest Diamonds 1J4 NORtH PITTSBURG STREET Phone 252.

'AUTHORIZED KEEPSAKE DEALER Connellsville, 1937 in 'the was ordained' in Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament at Altoona. He was reared in Renovo where he attended St. Joseph's School. He studied for the priesthood in St. College and Seminary at For eigjrf was chaplain of St.

Maryland- John's or- now, is farm of -Penitentiary near Scortdolc Man Hurt at Latrobe: Injured while at. the r.y Wednesday momingrtnuisrSorace of-108 Mulberry street, Scottdale, a treated Hospital. Sorace-was--struck in the right eye by a steel bar. Hospital attendants said his sight would not be impaired by the D. T.

Booster Meeting. Dunbar Township Booster Club will meet at 7. o'clock tonight in the Industrial Arts Building at Trotter. All members are urged to attend as the matter of purchasing new uniforms for the Dunbar Township High School baseball team will, be brought up. A I SOc TM S5.0D AH Wanted Colors P.

R. DeMUTH SONS Connellsvijle Phone 59 Scottdale :534 Son Born to Barsons. A son, James Walton 'Barson, was born at 5:42 o'clock Monday morning at Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, to Mr. and Mrs, Walton Barson of Mount Lebanon. Mrs.

Barson is the former'-Sue Ahlborn, a daughter of Mrs'. William F. Ahlborn of Middle Churches, Mount The boy is the. first in the family, the 'iris. other three oeing ROCKWOOD, May proposes to reduce its school buildings from nine to five and' send its seventh and eighth grade pupils to Rockwood, Board President M.

R. Sembower announced. Markleton, Black, Laurel Run and Wable schools will be closed and three teachers dropped, one of the other instructors being ransferred to another building. In Middlecreek township, the oard has proposed to put only, wo grades in each of its four juildihgs and to have buses make a round trip of the schools. Somerset, township and- Jenner ownship are also considering con- iolidation programs.

How Flies Travel. May-flies travel in such great numbers that at times they darken 1 he air. DANCE To the Music of "Chuck" Scott and His Bhythmnlies Floor Show Featuring 'Marsh and Marsha Adigio Acrobatic" Team BLUE MOON HOTEL Water Connellsville Charge "From the Cradle Thru High- FUN TOGS for Memorial Day Get youngsters ready' for the first summer outing Memorial Day! Here you'll flnd everything you need in the way of "Fun PLAY SUITS Sizes 1-6, to 53.98 Sizes 7-14, $1.85 to J5.95 Shorts 51.98 to $2.98 T-Shirts to $1.49 Overalls $1.05 to $2.98, Slack Suits, $2.98 to $4.98 SWIM SUITS Sizes 1 to 3, to $2.98 Sizes 3 to 14, SI.98 to 3.98 Juniors to 54.98 GOLDSTONE'S J05 I'itlsliurs Near Orpheuiii Theatre Stork at Hospital. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Orion Lint of Markleysburg Uniontown Hospital At Uniontown Hospital. Mary Mehalli'ck of Leisenring No. 1, EH Crago of McClellandtown, Mary Carlow of Uniontown, R. D. 4, Suzanne Bilek of Smithfield.

Mary Riggen of Martin, Addie Savage of Markleysburg, Josephine Kawapsky of Smithfield, R. Ernest Ritenour of Oliver and Elsino Damine of Smock, have been admitted to Uniontown Hospital for treatment. Those discharged include John Papke of Uniontown, R. D. 4, John Bartock of Uniontown, R.

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