The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 6

PAGE SIS. THE COCfUBK, CONNBLLSVHJLE. PA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1935. PERSONAL MENTION Mise Catherine Zimmerman ot East Fairvlew avenuo and Edith Floto of Race have returned to Ohlopyle, where they are teachers in tie High School, alter cpendlng the holiday vacation at their homes Miss Zimmerman is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George R. Zimmerman and Mlse Floto a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.

Floto. Start the new year with a new set ol ledgers. Journals. books and loose leaf supplies at Kestner's Book Store, Apple Mr. and Mrs.

G. L. Vance have returned to their home in Washington, D. after visiting during the holidays at the home of the formers sister, Mrs. Gre, of East "Washington avenue and with Mr.

and Mrs A. S. Brobst ot Greerehnrg. Mrs Broost is a sister of Mrs Vance. H.

McCormick of Poplar drove, has been confined to bed with an attack of influenza, is able to be up. "Look jour "best." The Vogne Beauty Salon, second floor. Sellers Arcade, Pltthurg street. Phone 5S2-J for ment --2jan-lt- Mi and J. tpent Christmas -with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Y. Henry, at Duqnesne Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Her.i y.

of Parsons. W. Va, spent several at the home of paients Mr and Mrs Ray Y. Henr and little sons. Lirry Fred and "Ray Itet spent Sunday with.

Mr. Henrj The I group ot the Immaculate Conception Church will hold 4 card 'arty bridge, five hundred and "bingo, in the social hall, Monda. Jam ment --2jan-lt. Aunt Het By ROBERT "I knew Fa tad been garablln'. "When an old like him brings tome a "fancy box o' candy, he won it on a punch board HEARTNEADY NAMED TO SUCCEED GLASGOW AS MINES SECRETARY Special Co The Courier HARRISBURG, Jan.

Governor- elect Georg-p IT. Earle completed hte cabinet tuth Lite appointments to the four irnjor posts, Cadot Wade H. At'urs, Jr. returned last night to Virginia "Military Institute at LeiinKtoo. Va after spending the holidays with his parents in Isabella road Cadet Atkins uard Noel Jones, lormer Pitts- newspaperman and head of th XRA Pennsylvania.

Secretary of TV. At- Industry and Latior. Owen B. Hunt. Philadelphia, Insurance Commfssionner.

Michael HeartneaU, Hazleton. Secretrrv' of Mfnes, to succeed ter H. Glnesov-, ScoLtdale State Norbert J. Erie, "Workmen's Compensation Board WALTER F. RATHBURN DIESATYOUNGSTOWN Js a eon of Mr.

and Vrta. kins Penny Cafeteria. Church, Thurada. noon and evening--Ad- Mr and Mrs Melvm Grey of Canousburg, formerly of Connells- have returned home after a visit with the latter's sister. Mrs "STil- ham Dull.

Fair-view a-venne. Mr. and Mrs. Grey here enronte from Ligonier where tV.y spent Christmas at the tome of Mrs. Grey'8 brother, C.

B. Marietta Mre. Grey -very much improved in health. Mr and Mrs. J.

McCormick Walter Frazier Rathburn, ho had Detroit, vrlio spent tl'e holiday sea- been-making-his "with eoa with the former's father, C. Cothran since last October. He had McCormick, and their soa, C. H. Me-' been tot tha'patLfwo years ol Cormick, of Poplar Grove, returned home last night.

"Hiss Roberta Smtuz who spent the. Christmas holidaj at "her Ifome Haft Cedar avenue, has returned to Terople llnhersiav in Philadelphia. Miss Mary Elizabeth was also home- for the holidays, has resumed her duties as instructor of art the Soutbmont Schools, HRJ) FflR town. The Smut, are daugh- rUnUUiL nCLU TM ters of'Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. SmlJtz Cooley of the Wesley Apart- i ments visiting his orother-m-law ami sister, Mr. and Mrs. W.

I The tuneral service for Miss of New Kensington-. Katherine Nichols, whose death oc- and Mrs. H. E. Mason of Eden- l0 urred in a Pittsburg hospital, G.

W. Rathburn of Dickerson Run received this morning from his sister, Mrs. G. Cochran, of town, Ohio, of the deatb ot nis lather, corapHcatioas Mr." Hathburn, who was 79 years old, was born at Dunbar. The tody "will he ehipped to Dickerson Run on Thursday.

"Arrangements for tbe funeral hare not heen completed KATHERINE NICHOLS born were New Year guests Mrs held Tuesday afternoon at the home and sister, of a brother, Jesse Nichols, with Dr Mrs. W. C. Michael of tlie TV, H. Hetrick.

pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, officiating Pallbearers were Ernest R. Kooser, Pirl Moore, Ben Wagaman, Georee "Shumaker, James Prinkey and Charles, Huey. Interment was in Cemetery, Westmoreland "Wraley Apartments, "West Apple Eucy. Bittner left Sunday for N. IB a -leather In the Hoose-velt Junior High -'Schocl.

Miss Bittner spent the toys with her mother, Mrs. J. county. Bittner ot South Arch street. Miss Virginia Humphrey of East' avenue has returned from I NFW YFAR RARF Brunswick, where, she was the nli tLUR DRDL of her grandmother, Mrs.

George Miles. Mrs. J. B. Greyf and daughters.

Mis 3 Helen and Nonna Jean ot East "Wash'ngton spent New Tear as the juesta frimds at Uniontown." Miss Humphrey, Miss Rose Aline Mutreitt, Miss Martha Port, Miss Blacker, Miss Eleanor Bane. Miss Ana Mary Solsson. John Rennet "Wllltam Myers and William Balsley tetanHid to Pennsylvania College after spending the hoirdaji at'thelr homes. Mr. and Jta.

B. E. VanS.coy of East left Sunday IOT West Beach, where they will remain, until Mr. VanScoy hai cojnptotaly.Memercd from an attack of pntnwaia. Cards cent DT Mrs.

TaaSMy Iroim Petereburg, Va, to the Iwni etrker father, E. F. ol lohajtoa avenue, stated that Mr. VanStoy hid ttood the' trip to that "vrell and that his tempeutore was normal. Miss Helen Wperafc of this city the Christmas holidays with, parents, Mr.

aad Mre. Andrew; Peperak, ol Balem. John BreaWron, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Harry Breaktrua ot Republic fs nome from Bethany College, Bethany, W.

for the Christmas holidays. He will resume his classes on January 1. The BreaK irons are former residents, of this Miss Margaret Shupe, after spending the holiday season with her par- Mr. and Mrs. C.

G. Shupe, 104 East Green street, returned to her work a teacher in the Greenville Township Schools, Greenville. Misses Margaret ioid Anna Rossi of Cleveland Ohio, have returned home after spending the Christmas holidays with their mother. Mrs. Emma Rossi, North Eighth etree; Arthur T.

Roi-enecker las returned to Buffalo, alter spending the Christmas holidays with his parents. Mr. auil Mrs. a J. Rose- nerkiT of Deartfi "While at home" he nao Sliest of his.

aunt, Mrs. Arthur McCormiclr of South Conneltevine. Mr- Roaeaecker Is employed ai a clerk "hy the TJ. S. Immigration Border Pa-jol at Buffalo.

AT THE HOSPITAL Dr. Stork started off the New Year with a-visit at Corfnellsvllle State Hospital and then made a return call today. The New Year baby was a daughter, born, at 6 20 o'clock Tuesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Giimore of Dickerson.

Ru-j. Today's arrival was atso a girl, torn to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brower of Dawson at o'clock this morning SPECIAL PROGRAM AM1RSTO. CHURCH A special program is beinr arranged for the-mid-week service at the First Urited Brethren church tonight at 7r30 o'clock.

The Women's Missionary -Society which Mrs. Willlam Tox is president, will have charge. Miss Vent Wilkins wfll provide special music. At the close the official board hold its monthly session. last Bites for Alice RlBglcr.

The funeral service for Misa Alice Ringier was held Monday alternoon at the residence, 601 East Francis avenuet withh Rev. J. Brownlee, pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiating. Pallbearers were Walter, Edward and John Fred Barnhart, Ralph Haines and Clyde Gates. Interment was in Hill Grove Cemetery.

tnr Stt Try oar classified columns when JOB want KesalU lolknr. Son Born to XarlnUki. A son was born on Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marhniik of Uniontown The new arrival weighed eight and a half pounds.

Mrs. Marhulik was formerly Miss Peperak ot New Salem. Dr. Pam Philip Saturday Tor- Apopkm, where they expect to spend 10 days fishing. float! 1 Ton win find homes and sites advertised In our rlMsi- fled THAT NEW WATCH MAY HELP TOKEEPTHE CAR ON TIME AFTER THE NOVELTY ANP PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP HAVE WORN OFF.

L. GIBSON DIES HIGHWAY EMPLOYE SCOT1DALE Jan. 2--L L. Gibson. 54 jeara olcK died Tuesday evening in Presbjterian Hospital in Plttsbnrg after a brief illness.

Mr Gibson was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church here, Fayette Lodge No 328, F. A Uniontown, find had been employed for the pat seten ears by the State Department of Highwajs iMth offices in Plttsburg. He is survived by his wife, Mrs Etiiel Gibeon, one son, Lee Jr ot Somerset, one daughter, Miss Rebecca Jane, at home, his mother, Mrs. Sarah L. Gibson of "Wilkinsburs.

two brothers, T. B--Glbson of Scottdale and H. Gibson of "West Paiin Beach, Fla and one sister, Miss Mae Gibson of Wil- kinaburg. The liody will be removed to the late horns at 520 "Walnut avenue where the service will be held at 30 o'clock Friday alternoon with Rev. Andrsws.

his pastor, oBl- Burial will te made in Scottdale Cemetery. REV. DAVID J. WOLF, FORMER RUFFSDALE MINISTER, IS DEAD MOUNT PLEASANT, Jan. Cunerai service for Rer.

David J. Wolf, GS years old, who began his ministry at Ruffsdale and pastor of First Reformed Church at Homestead tor 15 years and who died Monday at his home at 1321 Mitflin street Homestead, was held this afternoon In the First Reformed Church. Services will also bo held in the Firat Reformed Cnnich of Center Hall, tomorrow followed by burial in Center Hall Cemetery. Rev. Wolf was a graduate of Mercersburg Academy, "Franklin and Marshall College and Franklin and Marshall Theological Seminary.

He began his ministry at Ruftsdale, "Westmoreland county, BWvlng later in Walkersville, Taneytown, and Apollo, Pa. He was a member of tie I. 0. 0. F.

Taneytown, Md. Bev. Wolf leaves bis widow, Mrs. Jessie Hurst Wolf, two sons, Ruesell and Paul Wolf; three brothers and three Bisters. JOHN H.

GLASS DEAD FOLLOWING INJURY John H. Glass of "Uniontown, one of Fajette countj's oldest res-'deats and widely known in the mountain district, where he followed farming until his retirement 10 years ago, died Sunday night at the Hazel Mc- Gllvery Hospital at Meyeredale. He iv as S9 years old. Mr. Glass was removed to the hospital, conducted by a eon, Dr.

C. Glass, two weeks prior to his death after he had suffered a fracture of the hip at bin home. One of i family o( nine children, Mr. Glass was born December 27, 1845, at Glbbon Glade. lie waa a son of the late John and Mary Apple Glass ana 11 as twice married.

His first wife Mies Martha, Thomas, who died, and his second, Jana Heinbaugh. Mr. Glass resided on a farm near for numbei of jears. Besides his wife, he survived by 11 children, fonr to the first union and seven to the second. They are: J.

M. Glass, Dawson; D. D. Glass, Somerfleld; Klmmel and James Glass, at home: Sirs. Henry Schwarz, Pittsburg, Dr.

C. C. Glass, Meyeredale; Leona aad Reba at home, Garten Glass, Uniontown; Paul of Brownsville and Mark home. Joseph and Mary Susan Glass preceded their father in deatb. Ateo surviving are 16 grandchildren, six great grandchildren and three s'sters, Mteses ifary and Elizabeth Glass and Mrs.

Luclnda Rush, all residents of Pittihurg The body has been returned to IBs family residence in Uniontown. Requiem maes will be solemn! at 10 o'clock Thursday morning at St John's R. Church, with Rev. Father M. F.

Bonfleld and Rev. Father Thomas H. Morgan officiating Burial will be at Sylvan Heights. HUBBS IN PITTSBURG; FORMER DONEGAL RESIDENT PITTSBURG, Jan. luneial service lor Hubbs Weimer, 67 years old, secretary of the Duquesne Heights Building Losn Association, who died Monday, vtlll be held tomorrow afttarnoon in his home, 824 Grandview avanue, followed, by burial in Homewood Cemetery.

Born Ja Donegal. Westmoreland counts, Mr Weimer came to Pitta- burg in 1888. After 25 years with the P. B. Railroad he resigned his position ae auditor of disbursements to join the Duquesne Heights' Building and Loan Association.

He was one of the organizers of the Allegheny County League ot Building and Loan Awoclalions. He nas a. member of Smithfleld Methodist Episcopal Church, Dallas Lodge, No. 608, F. 4 A Zerrubbabel, Royal Arch Chapiter No.

162; Pitteburg Commandery Mo. 1, Knights Templar, Syria Temple, Cinosam Club and the Rotary Club of Pittsburg. Mr. Weimer leaves his widow, Mrs Florence Mitchell Weimer; a eon, D. Graham Weimer; two grandsons, Donald Wood and David Blair Weimer; lour brothers and two sisters.

OLIN TURNER DIES IN UNIONTOWN MRS. RUPERT HATTER DIES IN PITTSBURG Mrs Hattle Hatter, wife ot Rupert Hatter, died Sunday afternoon at her home at Dormant, Pittsburg, following a week's Illness of pneumonia. The resided in Connellsville, -where Mr. Hatter was in the employ ot the West Penn Power Company. Later he was sent to Plttsbnrg.

Mrs. Hatter resided at Donaldson, before her marriage Her husband survives. i EVERSON MAN IS CALLED BY DEATH to Coartir. SCOTTDALB, Jan. Ma- worcki of Everson died at hia home Tuesday evening-Iollowing a brief illness.

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On2y SSc. Vnlon Drug 1 Advartisement, M. COLLINS DIES AT S. GREENSBURG ORBENSBUHG, Jan. 2--Moses Collins, 67 years old, well known resident of South Greensburg, died Sunday night at 10:20 o'clock at his home at 1426 EJm street.

Mr. Collins was a resident of Greenaburg and immediate vicinity his entire lifetime. He was an em- ploye of the Kelly and Jones and Walworth plant for more than 35 years. He was a member at the South Oreensburg Methodist Episcopal Church, and a charter member of the South Greenshurg Volunteer Fire Department. Besides his widow he ia survived I'y these children: Rayhurn Collins, Greenshurg; Mrs.

Henry McLaughlin, Waltersburg, Helen, Olive, Twila, Mamie, Ronmyne and Alma Collins, all at home. One grandchild and these brothers and sisters also survive: lvin Collins, Ohio: Clarence Collins, Connellsvllle; (1. C. Collins, Mount Pleasant town- iihip, Mrs. Elizabeth Yeekey, Greene- burg and Mrs.

James Mock, Scottdale The funeral "service was "conructed from his late ho le in South Greensburg this afternoon Rev, C. Campbell, his pastor, officiated. In- iterment was made in the Hillview Cemetery. Olin Turned, 64 years old, a former resident ot place and once an employe of the Baltimore Ohio railroad in this city, died at 4:20 o'clock Monday afternoon at Uniontown Hospital after an operation for appendicitis. He was born in Smithfield, a son of the late John and Sarah Elizabeth Stumm Turner.

Mr. Turner had been living with his brother, William W. Turner, on the National Highway just east of Uniontown. Other survivors include sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Boyd of the West Side and Mrs.

Gar Braden of TJntontown, aad one brother, John of Brooklyn, N. Y. body was hrought to the tu- neral chapel of Charles C. Mitchell, whero the services will be ield at 2-30 o'clock this afternoon Interment will be in chesnut Hill Cemetery. Bumsteads Worm Syrup Tu ehlltfrra mm ot Where IT NBIBR PAILS It cuatalM tni.

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VTfco to Those wlio adverttse In The Conrter. MRS. EDWARD CLAGER DIESATVANDERGRIfT At the Theatres 1 The Paramount After haung been cast with a amber of raven-haired leading men in of Paiamounts "Behold My on the screen ot tile Paramount Theatre, flnde a toll for her ow dark beauty in the distinctive, blonde good looks ot Gene Ramond, her new romantic lead Adapted fiom Sir Gilbert Parker's "The Translation of a Savage," the picture ir. the story of a social regis- tnte who married an Indian girl in order to leienge himself on his family. Geno Raymond, a 1 the flees to New Meiico when his family interfere in his attempt to marry a girl whom hfi loves.

Here IIP is Bounded and nnracd back to health by SyUia Sidney who plays the Indian girl, Tonlta. "White he is convalescing, a plan for revenge hatches in hie Blind and he marries Tonita and takes her hack with him. Although the family, at first, aie horrified, they attempt to make the best a bad situation and hold a reception in her honor. She appears evening clothes. The Orpheum "The Painted Veil," the new Mctro- picture showing at her recent films Sylvia Sidney, etar 'he Orpheum Theatre, is Greta Garbo's twentieth starring film in the nine jeiis since she Bist arrived in America.

In it the great Swedish star returns to the realm of modern women lor a screen portrayal that promise? to become the highest dramatic effort in hsr spectacular. The gripping story, from the pen ot the master story-teller, Somerset Alaueham, begins in the dreary home ot an Austrian scientist and, following the star's marriage to a young British doctor, it ascends to most gripping episodes ot hatred and sacrifice in a cholera-infested district of interior China. Tho picture, fraught with the mysteiy and intrigue of the Orient, serves as an admirable successor to Miss Garbo's last production, "Queen Christina," which brought her out of seclusion after an absence ot two ea's from the screen. "The Painted Veil" also introduces to fho theatre ivorld a new leading man tor Garoo In the past, such captivates everyone with her beauts but Michel, disgruntled because he am Jo hn Gllber Clark Gablc is cheated of his revenge, reveals hte Hobert Montgomery, and a. dozen more of tho screen's handsomest men have been linked ith the name of Garho over thousands of theatre marquees.

Added aUractione are news reel, novelty and comedy. The feature picture for Thursday, Friday and Saturday is "Evelvn Prentice," starring William Powell and. Myrna Loy. ge, reveals bis true purpose to Toaita. Broken hearted, and disillusioned, she runs away 1th another man, Monroe Owsley.

A comeoj, novelty and news reel are also on the screen The program on Thursdav and Friday pictures, "Adventure "Happy be marked two feature Girl" and Sues for Biiorce. "UMOXTOWX, Jan. 2 --Declaring that her husband wae a heav drinker and would not work to support a woman, Edna P. Wattcak, 307 Bast Crawford avenue, Connellsville, to- dav filed a divorce action against Stephen Wattcak, whose present home is at Foxtown, Westmoreland county. Tiiei were married May 2, 1927 OBC Qmr Classified Ads.

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Cash tit 11 to 48 UricHy Cement, or today Personal FinanceCo. IIS W. Crawford Aye, Oter McCrotj'i ConneHsvUle, Pa. Fhone HMAM ORPHEUM TODAY GRETA GARBO --in-The Painted Veil with HERBERT MARSHALL Also Chas. Chase Comedy and News Thursday, Friday and Saturday William Powell and Myrna Loy in "EVELYN PRENTICE" Mrs.

Isabelle Clagw, widow Edward Clagst', formerly Conneils- vllle, died Monday night at the home her sister, Mis. Eljenberger of VanJerbllt, Eollowiag a liisering illness. One son to a Conner maiTiage, Paul' Smith, survives. Mr. Clager was a loraer Baltimore Ohio engineer Tunning out ot Conneileville on the West Ecd.

Mrs. Clager was a member oj Merchant Division No 70, Qrand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers ol ConnellBVille. The service will be held this evening at o'clock at thfi Ellenberger home. Buriiil "will be Thurs- dav at Milton. No BIdnthly Payments Until Jtnroh Clawified I our Classified Aderysemente.

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Warner Juliette Compton Charlotte B. P. I A Good Comedy Cnrtoou and Thursday and Friday--Double Feature Joan Lowell in "Adventure Girl" Ray Walker and Noah Beery in "HAPPY LANDING".