The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 5

THURSDAY, APRTL 25, 1940. TUB DAILY COURIER. CONWELLSVILiLE. PA. JPAGE FIVE.

C. News of the Day Welcome All-County Band. A hearty welcome is being extended the all-county band by the school today and the tentative schedule is being carried out. Miss Suth K. Sensbacn, dean ol-girls, assitrt.ed Helen Hooper, the band members this morning from 8 to 8:30 o'clock and then rehearsals started.

At noon dancing was enjoyed in the gym for members of the all. county band only and the High School Dance Band furnished the music. A -large banner bearing the inscription, "Welcome To All County Band Students," is being displayed at the entrance to-the first floor corridor. This was made by Bob Galley, Gloria Corrado, Sally Marchci, Harry Romesburg and Art Maliaire. Ushers for Concert.

Members of the National Honor Society will usher at the band concert this evening. are Richard Malcolm, Hobert Patti Coughencmr, Betty Wilson, Jean Goe, Peggy Davidson, Norma Elpern, Betty Dixon, Bob Galley and Carl Anstine. Carl Myers Wins. Carl Myers won the prize in David C. Guhl's Stamp Club when 8 contest on foods and flowers on stamps was held.

Completing Novel. Mrs. Elsie Walton's English classes have completed reading the book entitled "The, Rime the Ancient Samuel Coleridge. Girls Attention! An invitation is being issued through this column by Miss Gladys "Pat" to all girls interested, in joining the Girls' Leaders' Club. There will -be a 1 this year.

A levy eighth grade students and a certain number from each of the four High School classes accepted. All students who-wish to sign up must before Wednesday, May, 1, and are to contact the following: Eghth grade, students sign up Sally Mirierd, Study Hall contact Muriel McC.airns; Boom 31; sophomores contact Theresa Guldenshuh, 29-A; ana 1 juniors contact Rebecca Herd, Boom 26. Membership is limited. f. FINAL SURVEY OF PROPOSED HIGHWAY ALTERATIONS NEAR YOUGH FLOOD DAM COMPLETED The final survey ol all proposed highway alterations in the Yough- dam'.

On the large spillway model, the location of the wall on the iogheny River flood control reser- I lerl side TM am "'e crest, i a revised. Duri voir.area.wh.ch includes changes model Stage Properties. Miss Dorothy Mathias' Senior Dramatic Club a lengthy discussion on stage balance which included balance of furniture, people, doors and windows. The discussion centered on types of furniture to be used on stage and on round movements. ing the week, the were inspectec by OQ to the National pike (U.

S. Boute gineers from the district office' and Dance Clubs Join. The Boys' and Girls' Dance Club will hold its first joint meeting Monday. Miss Dorothy G.rLiebert is faculty advisor. Hear About Oberlin.

Patti Coughenour gave an interesting talk to the Girls' Leaders' Club, telling about her recent visit to Oberlin College at Oberlin, Ohio. Rosemary Hopkins and Norma Elpern, winners in the Forensic contests, gave their respective addresses. Build Stage. The Marionette Club members built a stage, during club period Wednesday which will be used for homeroom puppet shows. The club plans to present various marionette plays for the different home room Arthur L.

Boyland is faculty advisor. More Pictures. The Camera Club, sponsored by Marlin Hartman, went on an Wednesday and took pictures. Tall Story Contest. Bill Baldwin and Betty Jean Bigam were winners of a tall story contest held in Junior Homeroom 4, sponsored by Miss Frances Karr.

Novelty prizes were 'ffice, in charge of Lieutenant Colonel William E. R. Covell. The design of bridges and preparation of plans covering the the National pike was continued and negotiations were advanced with officials of the 'ennsylvania a Highways covering the proposed alterations. Surveys of existing utilities affected by the proposed dam were started.

Preparation ol section key maps was continued. The locating of pipe lines in the vicinity of the Watscndale pump station was started. Work was continued on review of abstracts ol title for dam site aarcels and preparation oC deeds and related papers. Appraisal of material resources in the Loyalhanna and Youghiogheny reservoir areas Ivanced. Negotiations with the Keystone Coal Company in the Loyalhanna zone progressed.

Flowage damage appraisals, relative to the Youghio- jheny River canalization, for the revision of the report on the Allegheny and Monongahela river basins was started and work advanced to 1 the development of data for the Youghio- gheny reservoir severance line. Work was completed on the hydrologic- report. At the hydraulic laboratory at Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh, routine tests for rating curves were continued on the tunnel mode! for the Yough TRAGEDY CLAIMS SOMERSET WOMAN SOMERSET, Apr. 'Edna Mountain, 38, of Somerset, D. 6, died Sunday morning in Johnstown' hospital of complications of diseases as tragedy 'continued to stalk the family.

1 Mrs. Mountain had malnutrition, anemia and a lung condition as a result of pneu-. 'monia sarly in January and. had undergone a rib-resection at the Somerset- nospital when two 'quarts of pus were drained frorii side. Tragedy has stalked the family' since when a tiny -weighing but two and a half 'pounds, was born frail.

Mrs. Mountain who with husband "and seven children in a 'two-room shack in the mountains. For; 1.1 days the infant lived but Jeath claimed the' baby shortly after its removal to the hospital. also.was taken to the Jennie, seven, was standing "before a stove in the shack'! when her clothing became ignitefl and she suffered fatal HAPPY RELIEF FROM PAINFUL BACKACHE Ma of those painful people blame on colds or strains (i iften caiBcd by tired kidneys and may be eliwed -when treated in tbft rieh.t -way. The are Nature's chief way of Inking XCC33 scids poisonous waste put of tbc Oood.

They help moat people pass about 3 pinta day. If the 15 miles of kidney tubes and Biters 'on't work well, poisonous waste matter stays i the blood. These poisons may start nngetnt; act aches, rheumatic polos, loss of pep and cttting nights, sweUinc. puffincss the headaches and diiziness. Kre- or -scanty paasagca with emartiOE wid urniny sometimes shows there is aoniething Tong -with your.

kidneys or bladder. Don't wait! Afck your druccist for Doan's "ills, used, successfully by inillions for ovtir 40 ews- They five happy reUcE and help the 5 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous from your blood. Get Doan'a Pills. Loose Practice In Divorce Cases Scored by Judge GREENSBURG, Apr. "loose practice" by some members ol the Westmoreland County Bar in recommending 'divorces sufficient grounds while acting as master was scored in opinions and decrees by Judge Hit-hard D.

Laird in which he re- ierred'two cases back to the master to hear additional testimony. The court refused to grant divorces, both on desertion grounds, in the case of Gladys M. Jarvis of Irwiri against" James Jarvis and Frances A. Bugger! ol Brae- born against Joseph J. Buggeri.

warn the members of the bar the heretofore loose practice of recommending 'decrees regardless of the rights of the parties to such actions under the law is the court wil: be compelled out of respect anc regard lor decency, propriety and the.fulfillment of the divorce laws to refuse the appointment masters and hear divorce cases it- sell." Leathernecks Meet. Members of the Connellsvill section the Pittsburgh Leatherneck Club, United States Marines will meet in the courthouse Uniontowri Friday night to discuss participation in the May 1 Americanism parade at Uniontown Acting Commander Harry E. King of Everson announced. Dies Near Oakland. Mrs.

Susan Miller Schlabach, 77 wife of Joel- Schlabach, died Sunday morning at her home abou five miles so'uth of Oakland, Md. after a 10-day illness. She was a sister of Jacob Miller of Somerfield, Joseph Miller of Salisbury and Mrs. Lydia Bender of Scottdale. 0) and the Friendsville-Addison has been completed by the United States Army engineers, ac- the chief engineer's office.

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The remainder of the week was spent in painting and erecting job and road direction signs. The maintenance section' started field office construction April 10. The foundation for the main part of the building has been completed and the work was started on the superstructure. The maintenance section also started clearing and grubbing for both tunnel portal and tes.t fill excavations April 10 and this work was continued throughout the. week." Contracts for doors, windows and frames for the Youghiogheny dam field office were awarded to the Fairchance lAimber Company which bid $346.00 and for roofing Company $114,68.

Negotiations for relocation protection to the properties of the American Telephone Telegraph Company, the Keystone Pipe Line Company and the Keystone Coal Coke Company were completed. Development of topography and preparation of plans on U. Routes 22 and 119 in the vicinity of New Alexandria were continued. to Hanklns Paulson of Uniontown for LET THE FAMOUS MEDICATED CREAM THAT'S AIDED THOUSANDS HELP CLEAR UP YOUR COMPLEXION TR1AI JAR NOXZEMA A poor complexion can cheat you of a lot of life's try to cover a skin that's rough-looking or marred by externally caused blemishes! Letmtd'xated Noxzcrai help restore your natural, healthy skin beauty. Noxzema helps reduce enlarged pores with in mildly astringent action aids in softening rough heal up externally causca blemishes.

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