Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 19

Deaths of the Day KIcwMC K. Romrr IM.I..I.I.. K.I.IH-. B. ie Eleanor B.

Bowser, 77, 1421 Fourth Avenue, Ford City, died 1:10 p.m. Monday (Sept, 1965) in Armstrong Counly Memorial Hospital, Kit tanning. Born Jan, 23, 1888, in Kittanning, she was a daughter of tlic Inte J. Henry and Elizabeth Binden Frlschkoru. She had been a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Ford City and the Women's Benefit Association.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Fred H. Bowser, in 1955. Surviving are three sons, Glenn Bowser of Mosgrove; .1, Henry Bowser and Clair Bowser, both of Ford City; one sister, J. Frances Krlschkorn "of Killanning; six grandchildren grandchildren. and five great BOWSER--Friends of Mrs.

Klca- uor B. Bowser, 77, of 1421 Fourth Avenue, Ford City, who died Monday (Sept. 6, 1965) are being received at the Wendell A. Welch Funeral Home, Ford City, from 2 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. where services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m.

with the Rev. Jerry Flanigan, paitor ot the Grace Presbyterian Church of Kltiunning, officiating. Interment will be in Lawn Haven Cemetery. Arrangements by Welch. James E.

Smith James E. Smith, 65, of Serru'n- ole, died Saturday (Sept. 4, 1965) in Brookville Hospital. He was born Aug. 24, 1900 in Malioning Township, Armstrong County, a son of William Smith and Matilda Willison Smith, and was married May 17, 1923 to the former Twila Shumaker, who survives.

Mr. Smith also leaves one son, Edwin S. Smith of Fairmount City RD one daughter, Mrs. Lester (Arlene) Brocious of Meadvilic RD five grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and five brothers, Arthur G. Smith of Kittanning RD -Frank of Tarentum, Holmes of Kitlanning RD 2, Leon of Meadowland and Carl Smith of New Bethlehem RD 4.

A son, Kenneth Smi'th, was killed in Kllsworth Printer Barrett Ellsworth Printer Barrett, 96 102 Hamilton South Beth- lebom, died Monday Sept. 6, 1905) in Brookvllle Hospital. He had been In poor health for the past several months. Mr. Barrett, the widower of Olive L.

Slmmakor Ban'ctl, who died Jan. 1, 1955, was born Aug. 17, 1869, at New Bethlehem RD 4, Armstrong County, and had lived all his life in the area. A son of Daniel G. and Ema- lino Duncan Barrett, ho was a miner by occupation, having worked i'or the Bostonia Coal Co.

He was a member of United Mine Workers of America (UMW), Local 6439. Mr. Barrett leaves one daughter, Mrs. Alice Sterner of South Bethlehem, three grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and one brother, Ross T. Barrett of Kellersbm'g.

A son, Daniel Gaylard Barrett, preceded him in death in 193G. William Shields McMllien William Shields (W. Mo Mlllen, 81, of Home IID 1, died Monday evening (Sept. 6, 1965) at his home of complications a lingering illness. Shields was a prominent resident of the S.

Muhoning Twp. area having been a lifelong resident. Ho had served as president of the Ox Hill Community Kair Association since its in i335. In addition he had served as school director for 25 years. A farmer by occupation, he luic been an elder in the Plumville Presbyterian Church and wa: a member of the Plumville Lions Club.

Born May 25, 1884, in S. Mahoning Indiana County, he was a son of the late William and Amanda Walker McMillen. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Nannie Wingrovc McMillen; one daughter, Mrs. David 19--Leader-Times Kittanning, Pa.

Tuesday, 7, 1945 CARD OF THANKS KUNSELMAN, Randy R. We wish to thank all our friends and ndghborH and a who helped to ease our sadness al (he passing of our loving husband and father. We arc especially grateful to Rev Mann for his words of com fort, to Local Union to those who served as pal bearers, those who helped with food and services. Also we are very grateful to al those who donated flower? and gave comfort in cards and words. WIFE AND SONS REAL ESTATE a Sim so of Home RD World War II.

Mr. Smith was a member ot New Bethlehem Lodge of Free Accepted Masons (FAM), and Coudersport Consistory. SMITH Friends of James E. Smith ot Semraole, who died Saturday (Sept. were received unto today at p.m.

In Robert F. MaUser Funeral Home, New Bethlehem, where funeral WM held with Rev. E. M. Hwtaler officiating.

Burial was in Distant Cemetery. Arrangements by Mateer. Mark M. (Happy) Gamble Mark M. (Happy) Gamble, 65, of Wellsburg, W.

died Monday (Sept. 6, 1965) after a lengthy illness. He was a son of Albert Richard Gamble and Adda May (Kirkwood) Gamble, and wa born in Black Stone, June 14, 1900. Gamble, a retired blacksmith, was an active lay minister of the Church of Christ in West Virginia. Survivors include his wife Genevieve (Colman) Gamble; three daughters, Mrs.

James (Olive) Wilson, Mrs. James (Evelyn) Christy and Mrs. (Dorothy) Christy all of Wellsburg, W. two sons, William of Houston, Texas, and Mark Jr. of Wellsburg, W.

two sisters, Mrs. R. L. McCanna and Mrs. A.

E. Waine of Kittanning RD one brother James R. Gamble of Wellsburg; 20 grandchildren and two grea' grandchildren. Funeral service and buria will be Thursday (Sept. 9, 1965) in Wellsburg.

Bessie Kuhns Bessie Kuhns, 85, Eagle Rock died Sunday morning (Sept. 5) ii her home. Mrs. Kuhns was borr Sept. 5, 1880 at Bruin, a daughter of James and Elizabeth (Simpson! Kahle.

Mrs. Kuhns, who is survived by her husband, Charles C. Kuhns three nephews and a niece, was a niece of Leader-Times foundci John B. Simpson. She i member of First Prcsbyteriai Church, Oil City.

KUHNS Funeral services for Mrs. Charles C. (Bessie) Kuhns Eagle Rock, died In her home Sunday morning, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday (Sept in the Charles A. Morri Funeral Home, Oil City.

In termcmt will be In Klllanning Cemetery at about 3 p.m. rangements by Morrison. Ar Bethlehem, who died Monday Sept. 6, 19ti5) are being received in John E. Riess Fu- aimpson; and three Curt George A.

and Floyd, all of Home RD 1. neral Home, New Bethlehem, TT WM 'jMcMILLEN Friends of where funeral serviqe will be held al 2 p.m. Wednesday, with Rev. True Spangler of First Methodist Church, New Bethlehem, officiating. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery, Distant.

Arrangements by Riess. Mrs. Charles R. (Edith) Lanning Mrs. Charles R.

(Edith) Lan- ling, 03 of Vandergrift RD 2, died Monday (Sept. 6, at Fair Rest Home, KRlanning. She vas a daughter of John F. and Anna (Coffman) Still, having 3een born Feb. 21, 1872 in Parks Township (Armstrong County).

Mrs. Lanning lived her entire ifa in the county. She was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church in High-i 'ield and a charter member of Laurel Point Grange. Survivors include, four daugh- Mrs.

Roy (Myra) Wiggins of Toledo, Ohio, Mrs. Grace Wol- brd of Vandergrift RD 2, Mrs. Paul (Marie) Martin of Apollo RD 4 and Mrs. John M. (Wilavene) Mumawi of Vandergrift; two sons, Charles E.

ctf Ohio, and John M. Lanning of Vandergrift RD 14- grandchiklren, 30 great-grandchildren and a number of great- great-grandchildren. LANNING Friends of Mrs. Charles R. (Edith) Lanning Vandergrift RD 2, who Monday (Sept.

6, 1965), will received at the Harold B. Heckman Funeral Home, Vandergrift from 7 to 10 p.m. today and from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday. Sen-Ice will be held at the funeral home at 1:30 p.m.

Thursday with Rev. Sidn E. Kuhn, her pastor, offi- William Shields (W. MeMillen, 81, of- Home RD 1, who died Monday evening (Sept. l'D65) will be received at the Donaltl S.

Bowser, Funeral Home, riumvillc, this evening from 7 to 9 p.m. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Service will be held there Thursday at 2 p.m.. with (he Rev. David E.

Bic'kett, pastor of the Plumville Presbyterian Church, officiating. Interment will be in Marion Center Cemetery. Arrangements by Bowser, RENTALS Wanted to Rent 44 lENTLEMAN WANTS furnished apartment and garage near college. Write Box 106 care Leader-Times. NEW LISTING! I YOU'RE LUCKY you waited' to get this lovely Cape Cod bungalow in Us spacious rural setting! Large living i room with fireplace, hard- wood floors; dining room, birch kitchen; 2 bedrooms i (14x14 and 11x12), modern bath.

Full basement, gas furnace; unfinished second floor for more i rooms; brccxeway, garage, i storms, screens! HUGE LOT (over 1 acre) near i town. JUST No. S- 187. WANTED Five or six room apartment or house, unfurnished, with yard, in Ford City Kittanning, Worthinglon area. Phone AX 7-5771 between 8 a.m.

and 3:30 p.m. Rooms for Rent 45 TWO MODERN second floor office rooms on Market Street. Frank E. Butler Agency, A. W.

Senopok, LI 2-377J. DIAL LI 2-6361 EVENINGS: rtoger Stone LI 2-6XS2 Henry Stone L-I 2-7744 W. Kljowfikl no 3-M21 THREE BEDROOM house, I baths, modern kitchen, gas furnace. Convenient to schools. Bus service.

Phone RO 2-C461. On the Records in Armstrong And Southern Clarion This Day in This Area Births Hospital Notes BEDROOM brick home, A mile from Lenape Tech. School, two years old. Write Box 107 care Leader- Times. County Memorial KHUnnlnj 4, 1965 a.m.

A son to Mr. find Mrs. Allle Crissman Jr. of Box 123, Templeton. 6 p.m.--A daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas B. Wolfe of Cowans- villc RD 1. September IMS 3:05 a.m.--A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Fox of 1418 Johnston Kittanning. 8:24 a.m.--A daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Prugh of Rural Valley RD 1. 9:13 a.m.--A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Henry J. Fox of Worth- inglon RD 2. 12:12 p.m.--A son to Mr. and Mrs. James W.

Schmaus of 915 R. Sixth Ford City. September 6, 1965 8:13 a.m.--A daughter to Mr nd Mrs. Edward L. Soloski ol RD 7.

September 7, 1965 3:27 a.m.--A son to Mr. anc Mrs. Joseph L. Shiring of 529 Fiftl Ford City. Apartments for Rent 46 IN COWANSVILLE Four room and bath second floor apartment, private entrance, newly decorated.

Phone LI 54303. NEED 4 BEDROOMS? See this bargain-priced 2-story frame home, close to new high school and within walking distance to everything, 7- rooms and bath, garage, city water, budget priced at $7,800. No. E-1467. Bartoe Tale, 210 S.

Jefferson Dial: 5455821; 543-7851; or 542-4301. WEST REAL ESTATE Marie Carol Holzwarth Marie Carol Holzwarth, infant daughter of Paul J. and Carol Ann (Sinister) Holzwarth of 437 Reynolds Kitlan- ning, died at birth at 10:11 p.m. Saturday in Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, Kitlanning. In addition to her parents, she leaves Iwo brothers, Richard Paul and Mark Steven, at home a grandparents, and Mrs.

Edward Shusler of Kitlanning and Mrs. Rose Holz- warlh of New Bedford, Pa. and a great-grandmother, Mrs. Anna Shuster of Kiltanning. Burial took place Sunday afternoon in St.

Joseph's Cemetery, Kiltanning. Anna Katherine Reeks Mrs. Anna Katherine Reeks, S. Second Street, Ya- resident Aug. 25 in Summitview Manor Nursing Home, Mrs.

Reeks was a sister of James Kline of the Alexander Hotel, Kitlanning. TWO BEDROOM first floor apartment, 314 Allegheny Avenue, $100. Six room dwelling, gas furnace, 112 Rebecca Street, $75. Alena B. Westall Agency, LI 2-4671.

Miss Ada Uppcrman Miss Ada Uppsrman, 83 of 503 CTspSS JtT 1 Av ttann fdied Church Cemetery. P' 1 Sept 0 by Heckman. Floyd G. Young Floyd G. Young, 71 of New Belhlehem RD 1, died Saturday, (Sept.

4, 1965) in Brookville Hospital. Mr. Young was born July 26, 1894 in Cottage Hill, New Bethlehem, a son of James and Maltie Marshall Young, and was married June 14, 1916 to the former Elsie P. White, who survives. A self- 1S65) in Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, Kittanmng.

Arrangements by Alonzo P. Menvin Funeral Home here are incomplete. employed bricklayer and car-! Monday- npntpr A'TV Winner i Notable Deaths From Everywhere SOUTHERN PINES, N. C. (UPI) Mrs.

Laetilia McDonald Invin, 79, widow of author humorist Wallace Invin died penler, Mr. Young retired in! 1963. Mr. Youn? also leaves a son and three daughters, Foster L. Young VIENNA (UPI)-Jan Vojfa- sak, former Czechoslovak bishop of Spis, died in Senohraby, of Brookville.

Mrs.lslpvakia, last week at the age Marion (Elmo) Cyphert of 83 the Vienna Czech week- Erie, Mrs. Clair fPhylis) "Videnskc Svobodne Lisly" ell of Timblin. and Mrs. Mondav. S.

Emhoff of New Bethlehem RD 14 grandchildren, two brothers. Alfrrd nnd Orville Young of New Bethle- OXFORD, M'ainc (UPI)--Dr. Galen R. Weaver, 70, of Scarsdale, N.Y., national secretary hem RD 3 and three sisters, ot the United Church of Christ, Mrs. Dorothy Yount of Detroit, died Sunday at his summer cot- Mrs.

Pearl Ferringer of Brook-jtage on Lake Thompson. ville and Miss Martha Fox of New Belhlehem. Funeral service was held I his INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPD- Private services will be held afternoon with buria! in loday for C. Gardner Sullivan, Belhlehem Mausoleum.

MM. Minnie (Corunwn) Croyle A funeral service was held at i p.m. today at Snyder Funeral rlome, Cowansvillc for Mrs, Minnie (Cornman Croyle, Adrian RD 1, who dled at her home Saturday (Sept. 4, JW5), with Rev. R.

A. Taylor, pastor 3f Limestone Church of God, officiating, Burial was in Croyle "Cmelcry. Lj'fla Ann Roncher Lyda Ann Roncher, 11 of 4451 North Kittanning, died at 7 a.m. Saturday (Sept. 4, 1965) in Children's Hospital.

Pittsburgh. She was born Aug. 10, 1054 at Kitlnnning. a daughter of William J. nnd Evelyn (Fcr- ranlc) Roncher.

In addition to her parents, she leaves three sisters. Karen Marie, Ryta Louise and Patricia Lynri nnd a brother, Mitchell Joseph, nt home; and a Kfandmolhcr, Mrs. Madlinc Fcrrantc. Requiem High Mass was said al 10 a.m. Tuosday in St.

Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Klltart- nlncr, with nnstor Rev. Chnrlcs Gulh as cclchrnnl, Burial was in St. Joseph's Cemetery here. 80, who the screenplays for most of the William S. Hart westerns.

I A (UTD--Joseph Morris, deputy police superintendent of Chicago, died Mon- dny of a heart attack at tlvc age of 59. whatever in the world you're looking for. GARAGE APARTMENT One person only. Near downtown, $26. Phone LI 2-2531 9 to 5 only.

NICE FOUR room and bath apartment, Ford City-Cadogan Road. No phone calls. Mary Catherine Elwood, R. D. 7, Kittanning.

THREE ROOM house, three acfes of ground, new pump, lots of excellent water, Sun nyside, three miles from Kittanning. $2,800. Phone LI 57319. Houses for Rent 47 HIGHLAND AVENUE-Two bed room house, gas heat; $55 Available October 1. Call LI 2-2531 9 to 5 only.

Miscellaneous for Rent 49 STOREROOMS Two modern, each approximately 1,000 sq. suitable for any type business, next to Thorofare Market, Route 422 at Highland Shopping Center, West Kitlanning. Plenty free parking. Rent each storeroom. Immediate possession.

Will decorate to suit. Union Real Estate Company, Pittsburgh, Express 1-2626. REAL ESTATE Commercial Property 50A COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES -(1) corner Ninth and Sixth Ave. with five room apartment (2) 823 Fifth Ford City. RO 2-2021 after 9 p.m.

Real Estate Wanted 51A Contact an agency whose business is selling your real es tate. WILLIS H. HEILMAN AGENCY, LI 2-1251. Houses for Sale 52 CRAIGSV1LLE Five room house with bath. Phone AX 7-5507 after 6 p.m.

FOUR-BEDROOM house, Cado- gan-Slale Lick Road. Phone Saxonburg 352-2552. HUNGRY for a house? Contact Kitlanning Realty Co. nnc ask about our listings. Call LI 2-2121 LI 3-9931.

NEW LISTINGS-NEAR MARKET STREET 2 story, office on first floor, apartment on second with 4 room apartment and private garage on rear of lot. GARRETTS RUN room frame and 5 room frame on lot 40 180. FORD CITY FOURTH AVENUE-- 7 brick dwelling units of seven rooms cnch interior In good condition. Lot 105 55, Make offer. Alena B.

Westall Agency LI 2-4671 Joseph F. Snlcsmnn 2-fUm FOR SALE NEW ADMIRAL, 3 bedroom, split-level entry, home. 2-car garage, finished gameroom, balhs, large lot and many other features. Located in Campbell Manor. Shown by appointment HEILMAN HOMES.

INC. RO 2-1511 EIGHT ROOM and bath brick house, 510 Main Manor Township, Ford City. Phon RO 2-4782. BETHEL TOWNSHIP Fiv rooms and bath, gas furnace aluminum siding, 5 3 acres Phone Victor 2-2255. FIVE ROOM house, bath, coa furnace.

Garretts Run. $6,000 Phone LI 8-1267. SEVEN ROOM house, bath, two lots, good location jn Distant, near store and bus. $4,500. Roger Bowser, Bethlehem.

Phone BRoadway 5-7650. Housetraikrs for Sale 52A MOBILE HOMES $3,995 Completely Furnished Free Delivery set upon your lot 100 mile radius. McGill Motors Inc. INDIANA Phone 465-5641 PUBLIC NOTICES Armstrong County Annl Cove y- Memorial, Kittanning CNo marc than two permitted to at out time. Vliltlnr It a.m.

to p.m. In private rooms; to 4 p.m. and 7 to p.m. in Admitted: Sarah B. Aikens, Kittanning RD 6 Elaine R.

Wolfe, Cowansville RD 1 Harry C. Grosman, 406 Seventh Ford City Rosemary J. Beere, Ford City RD 1 Irene Christy, King's Court, Kittanning Louis E. Popolis, 544 Neale Ford City Carol Ann Holzwarth, 437 Reynolds Kittanning Ethel Patterson, 113 S. Jefferson Kitianning Janet E.

Fox, 1416 Johnston Kittanning Adeline C. Bury, Nu Mine Daniel J. Stanavich, Wilming ton, Del. Frank R. Lerner, 733 Fifth Ford City Janice K.

Adams, 317 S. Jefferson Kittanning Catherine Ki tunning RD 8 James W. Corns, Export Gary N. 510 Hawthorne Kittanning David T. Martinez, 1018'4 Fifth Ford City Elaine Crylzer, Kittanning RD 2 Daniel J.

Stanavich, Wilmington, Del. Barbara K. Bly "and baby bay, Freeport Pearl G. Gaiser, KUtanning RD.H Richard A. Stewart, Worthington RD 2 Merna E.

Harmon, 212 Queen Kittanning Mary Schwartz, 417 Ford Ford City Paul Cigola, 318 Meadow Ford City Ruth E. Gilbert, 513 Highland Kittanning Patricia A. Spencer, 729 Greenlawn Ford City Mary B. Ricket, Kittanning RD 5 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Estate of Joseph F. Huber, late Rural Valley Borough, Armtrong County, deceased.

Notice Is hereby given that Leters of Administration on the a ove estate have been granted to lie undersigned, to whom all per- ons indebted to said estate are equested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or lertiands against the same will make them known without delay the undersigned or her attorney. Gertrude M. Huber Administratrix 625 Main Street, Rural Valley, Pennsylvania Elalph C. John, Attorney Boarts Building Kittanning, Pennsylvania Mary M. Fox, Worthington RD-2 Patricia A.

Prugh, Rural Valley RD Stanley W. Leczner, Home RD 1 Joel C. Johns, Cowansville Beulah Bleggi, Kiltanning RD RD 7 Nancy J. Mohney, Kittanning 2 Rosalie L. Blongeaux, Vandergrift Donald F.

Luse, 921 Sixth Ford City Glenn Lee Bond, Kittanning Kenneth P. Smith, Cowansville RD 1 Ralph Craig, Kittanning RD 2 George Honkus, Nu Mine Ethel M. Schmaus, 915 Sixth Ford City Ruby B. Schrecengost, Tim- NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR A PERMIT TO DISCHARGE AND 1REAT INDUSTRIAL WASTES Notice is hereby given that Keystone Owners' Group, located in Plumcreek Township, Arm strong County, Pennsylvania, in tends to apply to the Sanitary Water Boards in the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, for a permit to treat and discharge the treated industrial wastes into "Yooked Creek. All plans, designs and data relevant to such application and permit will be forthwith fiied with said Board, the said application being made under provisions of the Act of 22, 1937, PL 1987, as amended by Act 177 of May 8, 1945.

1000 Chestnut Street tv Philadelphia, Pa. 19105 MOBILE HOME SALES Wide selection and all price ranges. Visit our display. HEILMAN HOMES, INC. CORNER 4th AVE.

17th FORD CITY RO 2-1511 "NEVER Knowingly Undersold" RS SALES Rt. 8, 7 miles South of Butler. Phone 586-7111. USED MOBILE HOMES 0953 Platt--new furniture; 1960 Frontier. Low clown payment--pay like rent.

Heilman Homes, RO 2-1511. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Estate of Laura Alice Saxman, late of Mahoning Township, Armstrong County, deceased. Notice is hereby given that (Letters of Administration on the above estate have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will make them known without delay to the undersigned or his attorney. Charles D. Rupp Administrator Kittanning, Pennsylvania Robert E.

Pryde, Attorney PUBLIC MEETING (The below are published by the Indicated organizations In compliance with Act No. 213, PrnnsylTania Laws, pasied June 21, 1957.) MID-SUMMER SALE now going on at JL, During the month of August, JL offers you best homes possibb for the lowest prices anywhere. We want to make August a good month for us and for you. Look nt the rest and see the best at JL. As little as $333.75 down and $45.65 month enables you to own a new two-bedroom mobile home.

Stop today where your dollar buys more. Free delivery, free set-up, one year free service. JL Mobile Homes Inc. Rt. 422--2 miles cnst of Indiana, Pennsylvania Phone 4(13-0552 SALES, INC.

Sage Run Rond. R. D. 2 Oil City C7fi-lm Lots for Sak 1200-FT. FRONTAGE on old .122, across from Lnwn Haven Cemetery.

May AX finance. Phone Gale B. Freeman, Kittanning MR 10 Carolyn A. Soloski, Kittanning RD 7 Ira R. McAuley, Adrian Norman R.

Fair Cadogan Freda A. Tatsak, Kittanning RD 5 Joan Myers, Kittanning Rp 3 Shirley A. Mechling, Ford City RD 1 Joseph Chechak, Kiltanning RD 4 Michael A. Snyder, 1623 John ston Kittanning Harriet A. J.

Gibson, 70! Woodward Kittanning Anna L. Ritchey, 1024 Sixth Ford City Gregory L. McKinley, Kitlan- ning RD 2 Margaret T. Shick, 230 Cleveand Kittanning Mildred Gass, Brackenridge Thomas W. Corbett, Kittanning MR 10 Cleo V.

Sipe, Freeport RD 1 Ida M. Smeltzer, Worthington RD 1 Lucy P. Cirrincione, Kittanning RD 6 Dorothy A. Wyant, 1318 MEETING NOTICE Regular Meeting, Ford City Borough Council, Monday, September 13, 1965 7:00 P.M.. Council Room, Borough Building, 1004 Fourth Avenue, Ford City, Pennsylvania.

Patrida Lazaroff, Borough Secretary NOTICE Manorville Borough Council regular monthly meeting Tuesday, September 7, 1965 at 7 p.m. nt the former Odd Fellows Lodge Hall. George M. Sherry, Worthing ton Larry Jason Smith, Rimersburg RD 1 Sarah P. Colo, Kittanning RD Edna Roudabush, Kittanning RD 3 Marie A.

Shaffer, Apollo RD Eliza M. Hayes, SJlberblatt Market Kiltanning Mae Lukehart, 1422 Orr Kittanning Beatrice Shelton, Kittanning RD 5 Grier S. Graff, 304 N. Jefferson Kittanning Anna Fedock, Sagamore Bessie B. Lawton, Elderton Harvene G.

McAuley, Cowansville Patricia Ann Shiring, 529 Fifth Ford City Jean E. Myers, 230 W. High Kittanning Discharged: Joseph A. Tarr, 917 Fair Kittanning Carol Ann Holzwarth, 437 Reynolds Kittannuig James P. Szybka, 507 Sixth Ford City Glee Y.

Crissman, Kittanning RD 3 Georgia E. Burke, Chestnut Kitlanning John L. Deakins, Cowansville RD 1 Martha L. CrSssman and baby boy, Templeton Viola A. Toy, Kittanning Church Ford City Marriage Permits (Armstrong County) Richard Eugene Penchak, 22, 333 Kennedy East Vanckr- grift, and Janice Kaye Adams, 19, 317 S.

Jefferson Kittanning. Gary Thomas Wyant, 18, rfouth Crestline, 0., and Linda Lou Yount, 19, Orr Ford Cliff. Ronald Carl Shifflett, 24. 202 Harrison Palmyra, and Anna Belle E. Shick, 20, Kittanning RD 2.

Robert Joseph Neal, 22, Kittanning RD 5, and Carol Ann Danick, 22. 520 School Springdale. Joseph D. Umbaugh. 21, Kittanning RD 6, and Judith Ann Crytzer.

18, Kittanning RD 6. Robert James Claypoole 10, iVorthington, and Maxuie Ann Black, 17, 531 Sixth Ford City. Travtl Trailers 52B Franchised Dealer for YELLOWSTONE and BANNER Travel Trailers. Wide selection. Financing insurance available.

Heilman Homes, Corner 4th Ave. 17th Ford City. RO 2-1511. OWNAHOME 16-ft. Travel Trailer; m7 Jeep with snow plow.

Phone LI 3-0351. Sheriff's Docket- sept 7, 1965: Richard L. Mcllavy, 29. of 5421 Wolf Drive, Pittsburgh, Sunday by Apollo Justice of the Peace Murray D. Heffernan on charges of false pretense and massing worthless checks and drafts.

Thomas Eddy. 22, of 2221 Pleasant View Drive, Ford City, committed Sunday by Manor Township Justice of the Peace Edward L. McKelvey on a disorderly conduct released yesterday after payment of fine and costs. KEA Lists Dinner Meet On Sept. 27 Plans for a dinner honoring new teachers in the system led the or.

of business weck when Vmcent Robertson, 232 Fifth executive board members of Ford City Helen Cousins, 314 Ford Ford City- Linda W. Trudgen and baby boy, Kittanning MR 10 Joann Geist and baby boy, Kittanning RD 2 Sarah B. Akins, Kiltanning RD 6 Emma C. Abraham, 1173 Johnston Kittanning Vernie M. Shank, Marion Center RD 2 Elaine R.

Wolfe and baby girl, Cowansville RD 1 Lottie Wicsman, Cowansville RD I Agnes M. Luchesa, Cadogan Dorothy Mildred Hooks, Adrian RD 1 Edna I. Shearer, 130 Arthur Killanning Harry C. Grossman, 406 Seventh Ford City Joseph Schrecengoat, Rural Valley RD 1 Kittanning Education Association (KEA) met at the high school. The event will be held at 6:30 p.m.

Sept. 27 in the Alexander Hotel. All members are expected to attend, and to take guests. Jt was announced the first general association mooting is planned for 7:30 p.m. Sept.

13 in the high school cafetorium. Other meetings will be held Nov. 1, Jan. 10 and April 4 at the same time and place. The executive bonrd is composed of Frank Soloski, president; Norman King, treasurer; Nancy Coax, secretary; Richard White, membership; Donald Freeh, budget; Fred Gardner, aalary ami welfare; Mrs.

Betty Maize, public relations; Thomas SchJffgem, legislative; Charles Wray, profef- sional rights and responiibiliUw; Mn. June Hoytt, and carda..