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The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 13

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The Daily Courieri
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Connellsville, Pennsylvania
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MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1859. THE DAILY COURIER, CONNELLSVILLE. PA. PAGE THIRTEEN Contest for to be placed, ind 25 to be i exv ity into the oracles 'vegetable judging cover Hospital Patients. to external Mrs Louse Hjgnes oj eight commercial and Nicklow Jr.

of West Leis-j ennng been admitted to 1 matoes, green beans and onions, and extension office personnel. Slaifon Attendant, Uniontown, Held Up Second Time in Week DAILY CROSSWORD. Fair to be placed as excellent, idual contests are- fair and poor The contest also includes identification of 10 common insects ai. 12 common weeds Poultry, John Creighton assistant county farm agent Evans Porter, Albert Robert Lohr, Dale Gadd Vegetables, Biuce Robinson: Grav Mattern assistant coun- I i. V.K.UO Judging contest in poultry, In the contcst etables flowers da ir cattle and, es of aged cows and one livestock have been added to the a rvmc of activities at the Favettej 1 0 CmVS 1 be jud agent Martha Jane County Fair in August, one class each of Dia mond, Cahm Mansell to the county Agricultural Exten- br ns me she and beef Flowers.

Mrs Rex Carter, sion Office. catu wlU be ud ed I Mrs Mahlon Shoup, Mrs. Jo Aay person from 10 to 20 years Official judges will be Flovd eph Janos, Paul Luce, old i- eligible to enter the contests Dve regional advisor for the Fu-j Dairv, Grav Mattern Jr Friday, Aug 28, and 4-H club mem- Farmers of America, and James" Martin, Vulham Lukach, bsrs are urged to enter contests Homer Mazer, associate county Kenneth Mowry, Biuce Robinson whien they project ex farm agent, Greene i Luestock Rev Cartel coun- pcrience Coordinators are Bruce Robm- tv Rolland Herring. Coordinators In the poultry contest, there will son, agriculture teach- Feather, Jay be two classes of four each er at Point Marion High School, 'mond Smith, Earl Dia William Detweiler of Coolspring, night attendant at the Schollaert Sunoco Sen ice Station in Uniontown. was held up and robbed eaily Wednesday for the second time in days men who escaped in a southbound car took $51 at 12 54 a hile two cars ere await-, ing gasoline at the pumps and unidentified neighbor was stand-j ing on his front porch full of the proceedings James Thompson, 17, of Pal- mei.

was identified by Detv.oiler as the gunman in the first rob bery last Friday, which $85 was taken irHS THE OF THE I IUC COD ASA JUST AS I GUESSEP HAS A PRISON THANK. GOODNESS IT SHOULD THERE WE GOT THAT SOON AND WILLV WEEKY IMPORTANT SHIP- MADE IT OPP ON JI LINE FOR YOU, DRIVER. J.B TOGGS' TRUCK, LOAOrO WfTH SPOKPN'G GOODS. IB BROUGHT TO A HALT CV A SKaNAL BY THE WA1T.KG hIJACKER -T AND WW1L.E EVERYONE IS OUT OF THE BABY'S MA-HEEN-GUN UTTLE KING'S SCREAMS OF PAIN VWEN GIVEN SHOTS BECOMES TERRIBLY UPSET WHEN HE AGAIN HEARS THE DOCTORS THE GREAT DOG MOVES TO PROTECT THE LITTLE FELLOW FROM THE HATED POCTOR I TWOUGWr WE17 NEVB? GET HERE MXIP5JCVE LOT5 RASTEK JANAME7 JILL AKE THE PEPPY QUEEN AW' RDKTWEIK MOPELT SY TAXIING K3PSTO I'M AMAZED AT THE WELL, HE'S TRYiN' TO BE WAY HE'S TAKING IT, A GOOD SPORT-BUT YOU 1 THOUGHT HE BE BROODING CAN BET HE'S 8ROOKN' ABOUT IT FOK ABOUT IT SOME PLACE -RIGHT I PHIL ADV1SEP MRS.M? PATCH THAT WW SHE OWBft TO SELL 500 SHAKf S-AKi? OFF TriE MOR7GA65 BUT HANG ON TO 500 SHARES? THE 7MNG5 SHc NEEDS-AMD WELL, THAT SIU FORH5S'rrOPENEDA722 WS MORNING i fDONT YOU LIKE KJmcN LfrV YOU OUST ALLERGIC oOo ''ME'THEN BEFORE WE GO ANY PLPCE I WANT YOU TO SET ONE STRAIGHT- IT'S NOT GOING "TO BE A PLEASURE TO KKOW VO'J, S'-CDYWOOD-- WHAT APS DOINS OUT P-RH' 23 STORY NAME IS BUDDY WOOD --EQ--JUST PLAIN BUDDY WOOD I AW CALLED FZ ARROW-A SMOS'-iONE IMDiAN OF PACCOON CLAN WONPERFUL SWELL KITE ACROSS 1 Dutch girl's 7 ---shooter 10. introductory 12.

In France, mountain 13. Made, recording 14 Scoich 15 Girl's name 16. Mulberry 17. A cheer 19. French river 20 Cripple 23.

Place 25. Resets, as a plant 30 Female deer 31. Builder of the ATK. 32 Lick 35. Particle of addition 37.

Barium 38 Constellation the Hunter 40 Shie'd bosses 43 Correi 44 Coconut husk fiber VVinr 47. Pigpen Begiiwig DCWX 1 Xear'v corresponding: 2 Soon 3 Mr Crosbv 4. Aquatic mammal 5. Music note 6. Valise 7 Fig of Indl' 6.

AU 9. Yellow fever carrier 11. Dancer's cymbals 14 Seasoning: IS. Tremulous 21 Mother 22 Conclude 24 Color 26. Unnamed person 27.

Nega- tne reply 28. Em. broid- ery fram 29. Shint temples 32. Burdens 33.

Medieval helmet 34 Dev outness 36. Gold coin of Europe MOBIM BOOB QDCH mri LOTS OF HISTORY GOING OUT WITH OLD HAAS HOUSE Township Leading In Preparing Retitfenliiil Sites 3HEHB EBBS HOEE 39. Single unit 41. Crowds 42 Ill-humor 46. Tuesday (abbr.) 14- 10 IT.

17 4ft ie 15 24- 41 37 Pvcsidential sites in Westmore- the re- Continued From Page Ten. If the patron wanted liqLid refreshment rather than food, the bar was equipped lo serve the fin- land County been increasing cst connoisseur Built of solid cher- rapidly act01 ding to statistics re- O. the bar still stands in the foi leaded the Westmoreland Coua- mer hotel. jly Planning Commission It was disclosed 46 land sub-di- Both the bar and the )lans a been approved room depended on ice cut from the that orgaiuaztion up to and miner for refrigeration befoie the t-ludmg Julv 2o dawn of commercial ice mak.ng ldm! subdivisions there plants Several Connellsv.lle cm- a of 2 4 0 3 new lots for zens made spending money dur- res icnt al llr ins the winter months by 0 DeLotto ice i the and 1 it to hotels and other busmesbCs I IMI bv hor.se and wagon most of the devel- opmert is scattmd in various of of a the scorn to be leading the in I ritv. Franklin, iv on ipnnfr'on Toun- so'o the prope.tv to tne a i ho gctting most of I There i no question of thfl drger de ing being both for prat ''ca 1 and for i lodge needs parking space- nnd ciiv has an abundance of old b'nld this area The passing frnin the local scene of a structure nh I a r.ch and history does leave old timers and even vounger people i a of 'oss and a slight feeling of hotel discloses that son of a the hotel in 1957 to Mrs Lola Hct tcrs Mrs Betters not Ion? ago DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE Here's how to A A A is 1, tx JL.

L. One let'er simrlv stands for another In this A is used for 11 Ls, fos two Os. etc. Sinpie lener. 1 apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints.

i 1 cole letters are deferent. A Cryptogram Quotation I A A A -V Crj-ptoquote: LET ALL THINGS BE DONE CENTLT AND ORDER--CORINTHIANS. (C 1939. Kins Features Syndicate. Inc I i nMo sa is l-o in boui'i Huntingdoa id Founs'nps and th3t rf -mn; no doubt be jimcd cre in the near future.

FARMER'S DEATH BLAMED ON FALL Pa Veterans Corner This Funny World 8-3 Inc Disabled veterans in the Pit's i i i a i. i peasa'uon foi dent neon's -vcre rc- minded todav bv the AdiniiiistiaMuii thai tl.iv port promptlv anv change de pendenc.v A i tjvk Ma aEC of trif tliev fail to report tne a' 1 overpavniffits of a subject to recoverv bv the uovernment Vdd.tional paimenls beca i-f of deDendents are a for i a i whose se'vcecon inectcd disabilities are ra'ed at '50 per cent or more i a of allowances is u-sua'ij the reiuH of cnangs in marita' status, deatn 01 de pendent children marrvin? or i-eacning the age of 18, Mr Giiv icr explained Prompt reporting of dependency changes pnaDics lo records current and prevents hardship to the xeterai nrd faTf'v reco' ery Mr Guvle emphasized Tnere are over 7,000 Disabled veterans in the Pittsburg area receiving additional de- I JV d( ad a'onr OH 47. v.as found i a on his to an acci- Hut a B-o-'soi -a'' a. fo'ind at i tne oarn. have First YWCA Hotel.

C'ico helped to in 18-55 WON -VALLEY PLAYHOUSE "TENDER TRAP" Curtain fi 10 9-51S1 to i Dailies, Route 51 To Collect Blood A Red Cross bloodmobile i collect Dlood uir the ne lopened "Do I just imagine Jt, or are the tips getting Squire Ordered To End Arrests GCO Jobless Siafe Workers Get U.S, Funds PHILADELPHIA (LPI) The Supreme has ordered Justice of the Peace HARRISBLRG 'LTD Somej Earl Dougherty of Bristol 231000 unemployed Pennsvlva a to halt Vis Blue 581,200.000 'n fed arrests pending a court ruling on eral funds under the vear long an appeal Temporary Lnemploment Com The court ordered Dougherh to pensation program show cause bv Aug 17 whv a The p-og'-a-n. completed. of prohibition should not be ovided pavmenis for c'aimants issued to restrain him permanent- had exhausted their regula-- from arresting and convicting sight -violators of the states benefi's for half ban on Sundaj sales and em- benefit entitlement In Pennsylva iplovment a tnis a equivalent to a max The order of the entire court i of 35 additional of written by Cmef Justice Charles Benefits A i Jones that comes The Labor and Indury Depart of the injunction be served on the mcnt ff 1 more TM 247 Pf -(ate attorney general and the 01 ed ne A 1 TM. unaer district attorny of Bucks Countv TLC program, of which some 231, It was issued on the petition of 0 0 0 rec 7 Ked on more paj Jan Boylan. one of the 159 persons TM nts TM cent of tne total number who filed clainxs arevv all of the temporary benefits Congress passed the federal program when it became apparent much of the unemployment re suP'ng from the 1953 recession of long duration Onginalh arrested last Sundav by Dougher- tv in his davvn-to midnight crackdown The high court's action came' shortly after the state Justice De artment had said it was hepiess to interfere in the "sight convictions" handed out by Dougherty Marci 31 1959 State Attorney General Anne ePxtendcd to ne 39 The Alern said when informed of the i aimants lg after last mjuction that her department A those had take part in the litigation.

daims lo that dale under the law, we feel it is important to stop Sunday sales," of two Pennsylvania Turnpike toll she said, "but wholesale arrests collectors who were among those make a mockery of the tagged bv Dougherty in his day- will help fight the arrest and fine'long "raid" last Sunday TAKING A VACATION? Jewelry Cameras Fishing Equipment Camping Equipment Luggage Golf' ing Equipment Outboard Motors Motor Boats WILLIAM R. LUNNEN "INSURANCE OF AU. KINDS" Rawnt Trtutman BWf Dial MA I47M DRIVE-IN THEATRE TWO FIRST RUN HITS jmonal Hospital. ORPHEUM LAST TWO DAYS ai um BILL WILLIAMS NORA LYN THOMAS LESLIE BRADLEY Dorit Give UpUie Drive-In Theatre HELD OVER TONIGHT "A HOLE FredMacMUfiRAY-JeanHAGEN JAMES 'Maverick' RANDOLPH SCQn ADMISSION Adults 7Sc Children, 6 to 12 25c SIX CARTOONS 3 STOOGES TODAY and TUES. "THE MUMMY" in Ttchntcolor plus Ce-Hit 'Curst of thtUndead' This Year's No.

1 Motion Picture! "ANATOMY OF A MURDER" STARTS WED. Hammtrsttin's "SOUTH PACIFIC" coter by Dtluxt James Stewart Rtmiek Arthur O'Cmntll A jrtat film, nof ferkNMittl.

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