The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 2

FACE TWO. THE DAILY COURIER. CONNELLSV1LLE, PA. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1954. PERSONAL I Mrs.

Josephine Bonadio left Sunday afternoon for Washington, D. after spending a month's vacation with her family at 214 North Seventh street Tuesday she and her husband. Chief Petty Officer Joseph Bonadio, left by i a i for New York Cily where they were to Meet Mrs. Bonadio's brother, Chaplain Joseph Ruggieri. who was scheduled to arrive the United States from France after three years of duty.

Chaplain Ruggieri and his brother-in-law and sister will then motor to Con- nelisville to spend 10 days with Mr. and Mrs. M. Ruggieri of 214' North Seventh street. Rummage sale Wednesday, October 6, at K.

of C. Home, Peach street, by Altrurian Class I of First Baptist Church --Adver-i tisement---2-oct-3t Miss Carol Bansberg, daughtei of Mr. and Mrs. William Bansberg of East Fairvjew avenue, spent several days last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Herrington, at Broad Ford. She left Sunday to resume her studies at Western Reserve University Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Herrington and little son, David Lee, have returned to their home Trenton after spending a week with their respective parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Herrington at Broad Ford and Mr. and Mrs. F.

J. De- Guard Volley Ball Teams Announced of 211 West Fayette Chambeau street. Miss Shirley Mae Welty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Welty of Scottdale, Star Route, has entered Mercy Hospital School of Nursing in Pittsburgh.

She is a WHITE HOUSE INN Lost Night I A I Pleasant Phone Scottdale M4B DANCE TONIGHT Music by PENN SLOVENS Cofer! AUNT HET By ROBERT QU1U-EN Old folks didn't think of a pen-ion when I wa', a girl. The only social security they needed was a lot of grownup sons and daughters. KOLIM) and SQUARE A I WILLOW INN WHk the Cfcltar ss TRI-TOWNE HOTEL Opposite B. 0. Depot Dm son, Pa.

"Stumpy" Brown and His Eltctric Organ "leanest No Cover Charge of the Class of 1954 icottdale, Joint High School. George Swallop of 217 North Eleventh street is reported getting along satisfactorily at Connellsville State Hospital where he is undergoing observation and treatment. His room number is 224. Mrs. Alice Sumey and son, Mrs ueora Toward and son, Caro i'arkus, Michael Pctros, Mai jolm Cowley, Shirley Shaffer William Cheesman, Mrs.

Am Murray and Frances McDonalc have been discharged from Con nellsville State Hospital. Joan Moyer has returned to he studies at Allegheny Genera Hospital Nursing School in Pitts ourgh after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moyer, Upper Middletown. Mrs.

Helen Saluga of Lemon Furnace is in Cleveland, Ohio visiting her son-in-law anc daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Linmger. Eileen Rishel, a student Allegheny Hospital School of ing in Pittsburgh, spent thi week-end with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Paul Rishel, at Farming' ton.

Eileen Ritter of Perryopolis ha returned to her work at the Sec ond National Bank at Uniontown after a week's vacation. Clara Ellis of Battle Creek is visiting her sister, Mrs Roy Fike, at Star Junction. Howard J. Lunnen returnee Wednesday to Los Angeles, Cal. after spending three weeks with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Davic E. Lunnen. Mrs. Charles D.

Binning, the former Ann Younkin, is spending three weeks with her parents, Mr and Mrs. I. D. Younkin in Wills road. Mrs.

Binning is residing with her husband in Havana Cuba, where Mr. Binning is employed as an engineer with the Ebasco Company, Internationale. Mr, and Mrs. Jesse A. Cypher Mr.

and Mrs. William E. DeBol and Mr. and Mrs. George Beibe: will leave tomorrow for Lebanon to attend the annual conventioi of the Pennsylvania Firemen' Association.

HwplUl Patlente. MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct. to Frick Memorial Hos pital were Frank Evanko of Unit ed and Thomas Luft of Tarr. Dis charged were Mrs. Margaret Ovit sky and daughter of West Wash' ington street, Mrs.

Franchoi Pringle of Dawson, Keith Wibl of New Stanton, R. D. 1, Joseph Tonasi of Jacobs Creek and Mrs. Margaret Freeman of Mount Pleasant, R. D.

2. RAMSAY HIGH MAJORETTES ABRAHAM ALBERTS Abraham Alberts, 78, of Con SCOTTDALE, Oct. 2--Monday nellsville. R. D.

died at 12:0 night's feed put on by Sfit. Cud-'o'clock Friday morning in Wes nik and his two helpers. Cpl. Hospital, Pittsburgh, wher ningham and Pvt. Cook, was had been a patient for tw great success.

There should have weeks. been a lot more new faces out to, enjoy i' as there was plenty to go around. Monday night's drill also found the schedule and teams for volley oall posted on the bulletin board. Teams are as follows: Rams--J. Tara5an.

coach; J. Jones, J. Bales, L. Toman, D. Galley, J.

Lane, T. Pisula, E. Dillmger, L. Shallen- bergei, J. Mahokey and M.

Zimmerman. Eagles--T. Owens, coach; E. Lane, Cudnik. Younkin, W.

Haas, J. Lynch, E. Swartz, Emmer, L. Caton, C. Shallenberger and V.

Smith. Bears Home, coach; n. Thorn, D. i G. Crise, R.

Helkowsky, K. i J. Wells, KilLany, D. Cook and A. Suchocki.

Lions--L. Dunlevy, coach; D. Zanhiser, B. Pritchard, C. Cunningham, E.

Hoover, R. Mulhorn, G. Wicker, C. Pritchard, R. Dunn and T.

Tamblyn. Steclers S. Bair, coach; J. Pierce, H. Ridenour, T.

Brown, R. Hough, G. Murray, J. Reagan, W. Fikc and M.

White. Redskins Myers, coach; Durbin, J. RoIIa, D. Detwiler, E. E.

Reagan, D. Curry, J. Seiwmski, J. Lilliock and A. Wil- Games for October 4 are Rams v's.

Eagles and Redskins vs. Bears. Games will start at 9:45 o'clock ind the public is invited to at- The work of making up the cam schedule was done by L. Dunlevy. Repainting drill floor was done by Lt.

Tones, Dunlevy and Sfc Home. HALLOWE'EN TRIO FLEES WITH $25,000 FROM BANK IN OHIO PICKERINGTON, Ohio, Oct. 2 --Three bandits carrying gun and wearing hallowe'cn masks held up the Pickerington Bank Friday and escaped with some $25.000. The bandits, described as short and wearing Hallowe'en masks one customer, Mrs. Bertha Shotts, into the bank vault and scooped up a number of bills.

Westmoreland Grand Jurors to Consider Murder Wednesday GREENSBURG, Oct. 2 The Westmoreland county grand jury will be asked to indict a 15-year- old Moncssen boy on murder charge when the jury opens its October term next Wednesday. The defendant is John L. Dickerson, accused of fatally injuring an aged man last June 9. The victim, Newton Phillips, died of a head injury July 4.

The jury has 109 cases listed for action. Enrolls at Colleie. MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct. McCloy, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray McCloy of Mount Pleasant, R. D. 3, has been enrolled as a freshman at St. Vincent College. Man, 76, Injured By Car Near Kecksburg MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct.

Hipner, 76, of Mutual, was admitted to Frick Memorial Hospital at 4:30 o'clock Friday evening after he had been struck by an automobile driven by Charles Mayes of Kecksburg on Route 682 the Grabiak Tavern. Hipner had brush burns of the head, contusions of the right side of face and laceration of the lip. Joins Air Force. MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct. Porch, son of Mts.

La Verne Porch, has joined the United States Air Force and is stationed at at FortSampson, N. Y. FleRt of Pnrklnf Space DinE OUT Open 24 A Sunday Specials! STUFFED POKK CHOP 1 5 ROAST CMlCKEJi 135 BAKED HAM H.M All Dlnnen Salad. Choice of Two and Coffee BLUE RIDGE RESTAURANT Route 111 North ComellftVille-Scottdiile Road Klwanta Club Speaker. MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct.

2 -Frank Uhrin was speaker at the dinner meeting of the Kiwanls Club Thursday evening at the National Hotel. This program was in charge of the Vocational Guidance committee. So Wnat'g New? HOLLYWOOD, Oct. report was current in Hollywood today that Bandleader Artie Shaw is about to leave for Mexico to get a divorce from his seventh wife, Doris Dowling. Letliia Ceremon.T.

The Sons of Columbus ill meet at 7 o'clock Sunday evening in the club rooms in First street to pay respects to their late er, Frank Letzia who died Friday. He was born July 21, 1876, cam to the United States in 1902 am had lived in this vicinity eve jnce. Since 1917 he had bee in the meat and grovery business Deceased held membership i St. Stephen's Greek Catholi L'hurch. He is survived by his widow Mrs.

Mary Alberts; 11 childrei Adam and Joseph of Octroi Daniel of Davenport, lows Frank of Port Huron, Davi of Cleveland, Ohio, Michael Connellsville, Mrs. A i and Mrs. Mary of Everson Mrs. Lou Gaudiello and Mrs. Ann of Scottdale, and Betty a home.

The funeral service will be hel in the home at 8:30 o'clock Tues day morning with requiem higf mass at St. Stephen's Church a 9 o'clock with Rev. A. Medvig as celebrant. Interment will in the church cemetery.

MRS. GJEARHAHT Mrs. Sarah Ann Gearhart, 80 of Jones Mills, died at her horn at 8 P. M. Friday after a shor illness.

She was born October 23, 187 near Champion, the daughter the late George and Susan Lyon Hoop. She lived all her life i the Champion and Jones Mill communities. Mrs. Gearhart wa a member of the Calvary E. U.

Church, near Champion. Surviving are her husbanc Hayes Gearhart; six daughters Mrs. A. C. (Matilda) Hunter Wellsboro, Mrs.

A. M. (Vernice Ncwill of Mount Pleasant, Mr. Roy (Marie) Hunter of Latrobe Mrs. E.

P. (Irene) Bowman Mount Pleasant, Mrs. Clyde (Opal Wilcox of Grant Town, W. Va and Mrs. Hayes (Mildred) Sip of Jones Mills; one son, Harr Gearhart of Mount Pleasant; 1 grandchildren and 18 great-grand children.

The funeral servide will at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoo at the Brooks funeral home a Indian Head. Burial will be i Brown Cemetery near Acme. MRS. C. H.

SMITH MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct. 2-Mrs. Daisy Maggie Long Smith 80, wife of Charles Momer Smith died at 2:15 o'clock this mornin at the of her son an daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr Harry Smith of New Stapton where she had made her horn for the. past 14 years.

Deceased leaves her husban and the following children, Mrs Violet Tobin of New Stanton, Roj of Alverton, Mrs. Mary Dell Collins of New Stanton, Mrs Mabel Summy of Mount Pleas ant, Mrs. Carrie Ridenour Hunker, R. D. 1, Mrs.

Blanch Baughman of New Stanton, R. Harry G. of New Stanton, Eu gene M. of Punxsutawney an William B. of Youngwood.

Thcr are 29 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren and a brother Harry Long of Greensburg. The body will be removed from the Harry Smith home at 2 o'cloc Monday afternoon to the Re formed Church at Old Stanto where the funeral service will be held in charge of Rev. Samue Lobach. Burial will be made in Alverton Cemetery. MRS.

SAMUEL MORRIS Mrs. Bertha A. Morris, 78, wif of Samuel Morns, died at Newel at 10:30 o'clock Froday morning. In addition to her husband, sh is survived by four children Samuel of Farmington, Robert of California, Harrj Shaffer o( Newell and Margrac Shnffer of Uniontown; six grand children and six great-grandchil dren. The funeral service will held at Blair's funeral home a Perryopolis at 2 o'clock Monda afternoon with Rev.

H. L. Davi officiating. Interment will be in Belle Vernon Cemetery. LEWELLYN FUNERAL SCOTTDALE, Oct.

fu ncral service for Mrs. Albert Pyle Lewellyn, 89, who died Fri day at her home in Everson ave nuc, will be held at'the Ban- fu ncral home at 3:30 o'clock Sunda afternoon in charge of her pastor Rev. J. D. Stillwagon of the Firs Methodist Church.

Burial will made in Scottdale Cemetery. SLEIGHTER FUNERAL SCOTTDALE, Oct. 2--The fun eral service for William H. Sleigh MUSIC HI JOE SILVO His Orcktstn 711 CLUB 71 i i A I I A Jtlittfwl, frcrivfrnon fowl with frtih, whott-mHIt rich, S'ffrvtv frvtn frtfit ft rr Cvnv Anv TWv it't rftlkiotit ond Kftf qwtrt 'm your for qoith, NATIONALLY fUAklTY CONTROUIt it nt. An added attraction at all of the football fiames of Ramsay High School of Mount Pleasant is the group of majorettes, pictured above, reading left to right: R.

Kazamarck, M. Farrell, B. Crusoe, E. Craig, J. Fox and J.

Santora. At Buenos Aires Forensic League Opens at Hurst MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct. High School will have a forensic team this year with Joseph Silvis as coach. This afternoon 12 will go to Baldwin township where tryouts will be held. While this group is in session the coaches will meet and plan a schedule for fall and winter activities.

Harry Kline, district chairman, will preside. Football Scores JACK HARMON Jack Harmon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ewing R. Harmon of the Spiingfield pike, left Monday morning a i a Buenos Aires, Argentina, South America, where he will be the architect in charge of construction of a theatre and office building for MGM Film Corporation.

He has been with 20th Century Fox since returning from Tokyo, Japan, a year ago where he had been employed in a similar capacity. Jack was graduated from Cornell University in 1949 and is a registered architect. M. F. Occena Will Speak on Monday At Brownsville Motea F.

Occena, secretary of the board of foreign" missions of the Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A. for Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines, will speak at a public meeting of Redstone Presbytery at the First Presbyterian Church in Brownsville at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon. Mr.

Occena is the first person from an area outside of North America to hold a headquarters administrative post in the foreign service of the Presbyterian Church. He was appointed executive secretary the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions for Southeast Asia in January 1953. Hurt In Fall. MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct. Johnson, 13-month-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Johnson of Jacobs Creek, was treated in the hospital Friday afternoon for contusions of the neck and left forehead and shock suffered when she fell from the porch at her home. Aid Meets Tuesday. MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct. of the Senior Hospital Aid Society are to keep in mind the change in time of the Senior Ladies Aid Society meeting.

It will be at the nurses home on Tuesday afternoon, (James Sfranges Mark Anniversary The fifty-third wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jsmes W. Strange of 103 South Water street was quietly observed Friday at their home. A turkey dinner was served at noon at the family home.

Rev. W. B. Bennett, pastor of the A. M.

E. Church in Elizabeth and former pastor of the A. M. E. Church here, was an honored guest.

Rev. Bennett officiated for the sacrament of Holy Communion for Mr. and Mrs. Strange prior to the dinner. Mrs.

Strange is a daughter of the late L. C. W. and Emily Jones of Berryville, Va. Mr.

Strange's parents are the late John W. and Mary Frances Strange of Win- hester, Va. There are no children in the amily. Mr. Strange is still actively elf-employed as a paperhanger nd truck driver.

NEW CUMBERLAND UARD WOUNDS, NABS LEEING PRISONER McDonald 20, Neville 12. McKees Rocks 6, Coraopolis 0. Midland 18, German 7. Mononqahela 19, South Hills 6. Mt.

Lebanon 40, Penn High 14. Munhall 21, Bethel 7 New Kensington 39, Central atholic 0. North Catholic 32, Oliver 0. Oakmont 19, 0. Philipsburg 19, Hohdaysburg 12 Portage 13, Cresson 0.

Hankin 6, Bridgeville 0. Rochester 26, New Brighton 12. Scott 25 Homestead 12. Shade Twp. 25, Berlin 0.

Sharon 21, New Castle 13. Springdale 19, Lecchburg 12. Sharpsburg 27 Etna 0. Somerset 35, Meyersdalc 0. South Fayette 26, Kiski Reserve 6.

South Union 13, Pt. Marion 0. Swissvale 27, Shaler 7. Tyrone 7, Huntingdon 7. Uniontown 6, Redstone 0.

Warren 34, Oil City 0. Washington 47, Erie Strong 20. Washington Twp. 26, Ellsworth 13. Waynesburg 12, East Bethlehem 7.

Wilkinsburg 26, Lalrobe 0. Wilmerding 7, St. Vincent Prep 0. Vandergrift 12, Farrcll 0. E.

U. B. Daughters. MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct. 2, Irs.

John Null entertained mem- ers of the Daughters Class of 'irst Evangelical United- Brethren )hurch at, her home Thursday ight. There were 16 members attendance. The intermediate uperintendent, Mrs. Celestine ohnson, and teacher, Mrs. Homer Joyer, were guests.

The worship period was in harge of Janet Daniels and at the usiness meeting the following fficers were elected: President, ecky Kastner: vice-president, Donna Biller; secretary, Karen nider; treasurer, 'Jean Allison nd reporter, Nancy Gratzinger. A social hour followed the meeting. Bomber Mechanic tcr of Abington, who died Thursday morning there, will be held at the Murphy funeral home at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon in charge of Rev. J. D.

Stillw-agon, pastor of First Methodist Church. Burial will be made in Scottdale Cemetery. AIRMAN REYNOLDS Airman Third Class Arthur R. Reynolds, son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. D. Reynolds of Second street, South Connellsville, has been assigned to Amarillo Air Force Base, as a jet bomber mechanic student. The airman was transferred there from Sampson Air Force Base, N. Y.

He had attended Connellsville Joint High School. to hold we belicre to be right though it may be more difficult than it put of our creed. 3 AIR COSJMTIOSSD George W. Ingram IWf NEW CUMBERLAND, Oct. guard from the New Cumber- and Disciplinary Barracks early oday shot and wounded an es- aping prisoner near the ounty community of Goldsboro.

The commandant, Col. Ernest chechinger, identified the recap- urcd prisoner as Bobby C. Morris, 9, with his last home address sted as Norfolk, Va. Schechmger said Morns a cen taken to Valley Forge Hos- ital for treatment since the local arracks has only an infirmary. 'he youth was felled by a flesh in the right thigh.

Schechinger did not identify the nilitary but he said full etails of the shooting, rare in 10 handling of escapees ould be studied. NEWS OF DAY AT HOTTDALE BRIEFLY TOLD SCOTTDALE, Oct. 2--A small boy falling from an automobile seat was the cause of an accident at Loucks avenue and Grove street Thursday evening when Collins of 910 Pittsburg street, in whose car the boy was a passenger, ran into the rear of the automobile driven by Reuben A Greenawalt of 316 Jennings avenue. Nobody was injured and the extent of the damage to both cars was not given. 1'ule Practice Begins.

Under the direction of Mrs. 0. Ray Martz the chorus of the Scottdale Joint Senior High School has oegun'practice for its Christmas cantata, "The Light of the World." The chorus is large this year and has greater, volume but lacks space in the senior high. This is a handicap as there cannot be an all-girl chorus and an all-boy chorus as in previous years. The group elected the following officers: President, Eugene Schmittle; Jim Tischke; secretary, Priscilla Strable, and treasuicr, Ranae Blackwell.

President Schrnittle has appointed as committees: Ways and means, Frances Dunlevy, Bjron Yal: Jane Ponko and Tom Fleming. Publicity, Alice Weaver, Peggy Martz, Bob Farrah and Ed Moural. Announce Birth. Mr. and Mrs.

Merritt Kelly of 815 North Chestnut street announce the birth of a daughter in Frick Memorial Hospital at Mount Pleasant Hospital Patients. Admitted to Frick Memorial Hospital was Mrs. Ida M. Stout of Scottdale Discharged were Mrs. Anna Peterson and son of Scottdale, 2, Mrs.

Pauline Zaffina and daughter of East Scottdale and Shirley Dillon of West Pittsburg street. Jean Ann Lewellen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lewellen of 412- East Cedar avenue, who underwent a major operation of the heart on Friday afternoon at the Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh, is reported getting along as well as can be expected. Bowline Party.

MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct. 2 -President William Brinker of the Married Couples Group of First Evangelical i Brethren Church has announced that the class will hold a bowling party on Friday evening, October 22. Those who will attend are asked to meet at the church at 8:30 o'clock. Basic at Knox. MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct vt.

John J. Permuko, son of Mrs. tfary Permuko and the late John Permuko of Mount Pleasant, is ow receiving basic training, at 'ort Knox, Ky. He is with the rd Armored Division. He enter- the Army last August 31.

Daughter Born. MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct. Vtr. and Mrs. Wayne Painter of VIount Pleasant, R.

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