Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 16

Death Record Mrs. Hillie L. Patterson Mrs. Hillie L. Patterson of Ford City RD 1, widow of Hans P.

Patterson, died at 1:10 a.m. this morning in Armstrong County Memorial where she had been a patient for four days. Age.81, she was born Jan. 18, 1837 in Morestad, Sweden, a daughter of Neal and Matilda Johannsch. Mrs.

Patterson was a member of Grace Lutheran Church, Monongahela, where she resided before moving to Ford City 11 years ago. She made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Eva CARD OF THANKS (Elliott). Snyder of Ford City RD Mrs. Serena Belle Edmonds Mrs.

Serena Belle Edmonds, 79, of Fairmount City, Redbank Township, Clarion County, died at 3:15 p.m. Monday in Brookville Hospital, where she had been a patient for three days. A daughter of the late John M. and Sophia (Reinard) Shick, she was born in Redbank Township, Armstrong County, on Feb. 25, 1889.

On March 30, 1915, she married William Frank Edmonds, who survives. Other survivors are a son, Wallace W. Edmonds ot Fairmount City, and three daughters, Mrs. Vance (Velma) Fitzgerald of Vandergrift RD 2, Mrs. Melvin (Ernestene) Keener RENTALS PETRIE, RAYMOND family wishes to thank bur many relatives, i neighbors, nurses and all others who sympathy with acts kindness, messages of con- doience and beautiful offerings at the passing of our beloved husband and father.

We loved him but God loved him best. MRS. MARY PETRIE AND FAMILY Rooms for tent 45 REAL ESTATE 17--Uader-Times Pa. the Records in Armstrong Houses for 52 Tmsdoy, Aug. 27, 1968 And Southern SLEEPING rooms, hotel style, one mile from Keystone J.

Richardson, Pa. Phone 354-3413. i Apartments for taut FURNISHED, second floor two room efficiency, painted. Air conditioned. Market Street.

Phone 545-7601. MERCHANDISE Articles for Sate 36 J. Surviving besides Mrs. Snyder sie another daughter, Miss Norman a of Cleveland, Ohio; three sons, Raymond H. of Monongahela, Robert Perry of Chicago, 111.

and. William A. of Morristown, N. 12 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. PATTERSON Friends of Mrs.

Hillie L. Patterson of Ford City RD 1, who died Aug. 27, 1968, may call at Amberson C. Bauer Funeral Home, Kittanning, from 7-9 this evening. On Wednesday, the body will be removed to Bebout and Yobe Funeral Home, Monongahela, where friends will be received from that evening.

Services will be held there at 1 p.m. Thursday (Aug. 29) by the Rev. Chester S. Bird.

Interment will be in Monongahela Cemetery. Arrangements by Bauer. of Fairmount City Mrs. John (Sara) Rimersburg. RD '1 and Swyers of 10 USED 22" forced air coal furnace, 24 and 27" gravity coal Kalamazoo Sales, 109 Market St.

Phone 543-7391 FIRST floor apartment, five rooms and bath. $115. Includes electric stove, refrigerator and disposal, carpeted living room with fireplace, washer, dryer, thermostat heat and hot water. Phone 5484147. Lewis McCracken Lewis McCracken, 55, Also surviving are: grandchildren; six great grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs.

Orpha Williams of Hawthorn. Six sisters and five brothers preceded her in death. Mrs. Edmonds attended Fair mount City United Methodist Church. EDMONDS Friends of Mrs.

Serena Belle Edmonds of Fairmount City, who died Aug. 26, 1968, may call after 7 this evening at Charles D. Aleorn Funeral Home, Hawthorn, until time of services at 2 p.m. Thursday (Aug. 29).

Officiating minister will be the Rev. Earl Meyers. Burial will be made in the family plot in Salem Cemetery (Frogtown), Limestone Township, Clarion County. Arrangements by Alcorn. LIMITED time only.

Moore's paint Reg. $7.95 now $5.95 LASHER'S, 1106 Orr Avenue. 545-1891. Open 9 to 9. TWO bedroom modern apartment in Applewold.

$100 month plus utilities. (Heat is furnished.) Write Box 451 in care of The Leader Times. CLOSE-OUT PRICES NOW ON Wheel Horse Reo Mowers' RUPP'S FIVE rooms, first floor apartment, equipped kitchen and laundry, w-w carpeting in living room with fireplace. $120. Includes heat and.

hot water. Phone 545-2225 after 6:00 p.m. VALLEY FLORIST Flowers for all occasions Kittanning, Pa. 548-1529 LOVELY furnished four room apartment. Bath, laundry, yard and parking.

All utilities except water and sewage. $125.00. Phone 543-3321. THIRD FLOOR furnished two rooms and batli. Centrally lo-' cated.

$40. Gall 5484364. SECOND FLOOR apartment. Centrally located. a i furnished, a month.

Call 5484364. international secretary-treasurer of the United Glass and Ceramic Workers of North America, died Sunday evening in University Hospital, Columbus, Ohio. Mr. McCsacken had been transferred to the Columbus hospital on Saturday from a hospital in Hollywood, where he had been undergoing treatment for a heart attack suffered Aug. 1.

He had gone to Florida for the Columbus-based union's 18th biannual convention. Born in Butler, McCraeken bad lived in Columbus for the past 25 years, while holding various offices in the union. He resided at 3530 Scbirtzinger Road, with his wife Dorothy. In" addition to his primary office as secretary-treasurer, he was director of the union's Committee on Political Education and secretary of the seven-union Stone, Glass and a Coordinating Committee, headquartered in Washington, D. C.

Surviving besides his wife are two daughters, Mrs. Judy Picola of Lawton, Okla. and Mrs. Nancy Rowe of Columbus; a grand daughter, Jennifer Rowe; and three sisters, Mrs. H.

F. Hilliard of Butler, Mrs. L. L. Allen of Harmony and Mrs.

Paul Pugh of Beaver. Funeral services will be held at "1:30 p.m. Thursday (Aug. 29) at Hoge Memorial Presbyterian Church, 2930 W. Broad Columbus.

GUTHREE Friends of Clarence A. Gnthrie of Ford Cliff are being received at the Frank M. Faykosh Funeral Home, Ford City, where service will be held at 2 p.m Wednesday (August 28, 1968) with the Rev. Robert Shearer, officiating. Burial will be in Worthington erian Cemetery.

Arrangements by Faykosh. MAYTAG wringer and automatic washers and dryers. Finest home laundry equipment. STOCKDALES, Dayton, Pa. THREE furnished rooms, third floor.

No children. Phone 7625712. APARTMENT for rent, 4 rooms and bath. Call 762-3404. EAST KITTANNING One story frame on 100 foot lot, two bedrooms; five in all, full basement, gas furnace, two car city water.

A buy at 000.00. HILL NORTH BUFFALO acre lot! with three rooms, bath and shower up, full basement, gas furnace, 12 24 foot garage; a inselbrick home on one nice acre, 164 foot road frontage, eight rooms, only $8,000.00. Owner will aid financing. R. D.

KITTANNING, near West Valley Grange Six room frame on one acre, coal furnace, full basement, two car garage, copper plumbing, good water. Just $7,500.00. MANORVELLE, corner Water St. and Grant Seven room frame, bathj 50 70 foot corner lot, new gas furnace, reasonable taxes good water. Reduced for quick sale to $7,500.

SLATE LICK Seven room brick on one acre, bath fireplace, gas a good water, full $11,500.00. Relocating? Ask the services, of your local AIMS representative. Over 3,000 participating brokers who are conscientious in service. Relocation Finance Co. services available.

List your real estate with us. We have over 3,000 refer- ONE TRAILER camp, 8x35 aluminum. On the river near Tidioute, price $900. Property can be leased. Phone 845-5549 or 763-3197.

REAL ESTATE Camp and Camp Sites 54 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE All interested persons are advised that the construction of Legislative Route 251, Section 13, and Legislative Route 189 Section 8, Armstrong County, is being planned Pennsylvania Department Highways. Plans of the proposed con struction are available fo review in the office of L. Jordan, District i Pennsylvania Department i a I i a a Pennsylvania. A description of the project i as follows: L.R. 251 Section 13 begins at joint on Market Street in Ki anning on the eastern edge Penn Central Railroad grac crossing and proceeds in a northerly direction following closely to the existing alignment "or 250' until.L.R.

251 Section 13 terminates and L.R. 189 Section 8 begins. L.R. 189 Section 8 proceeds for 250' in a northerly direction close to the existing ring brokers in the U.S. and Canada.

Ask making your property list- National Award" MILLER --Friends of Mrs. Kathryn Marie Miller, 76, oi Vandergrift RD 2 who died Aug. 26,1968 are being received at the Clark Funeral Home, Elderton, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tnesday where service will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday with the Rev.

W. E. Shaffer of Callensburg and the Rev. Marlin Collingwood of Vandergrift officiating. Burial will be in Brick Church Cemetery.

Arrangements by Clark. Two 1968 BSA Stariires (250 cc) selling for dealers cost. Two 1967 Hodakas (90 cc) $100 each. One 1956 Zundapp (200 cc) $50. One 1958 Triumph (651 cc) for scrambling, $150.

Rea a i handlebars, sissy bars am pads, leather jackets (ladies) and many other accessories. Shotgun shells, high brass, a box. Adding machine, cash register, oak desk and chair, filing cabinet, Arc welder, gas welder, drill press, work bench and vise. Two pop machines, cans. Motorcycle and car oil.

Leaving state. No reasonable offer refused. Big Cycle, 221 Main Ford City (Rt. 66) Phone 763-7682. MULBERRY STREET -furnished four room and bath, two bedroom apartment, Second floor, heat included, $55.00.

Phone 5424251. ing a home. Kittanning Realty Company Blair F. Green, Realtor Branch Office, Kittanning Highlands 543-9931 542-2121 HOW AFFILIATED WITH Houses for Rent 47 MULBERRY STREET, four rooms and bath, (2) bedrooms second floor. Heat included.

$55.00. Phone 542-1251. COWANSVILLE RD 1 Modern two-bedroom ranch, oil furnace, garage. $85.00. References and i deposit necessary.

Phone 5421251. Salesmen Harry W. McCauley. 542-2121 Lawrence McCauley. 545-5711 George B.

Parker. 543-4611 Albert Patsy, 543-6092 William K. Rumbaugi. 543-5335 Robert Hallman (Freeport), 295-2576 This Day in This Area Hospital Notes Armstrong County Memorial, Kittanning dmittcd: Dennis E. Andring, Dena E.

Andr'ng, Apollo David E. Andring, Apollo Roxanne A. re Rimersburg RD 2 Melissa A. Fink, 601 Feme Drive, Kittaruiing Curt E. Bowley, 336 Allegheny Kittanning Mary L.

Bish, 5m Wood St. New Bethlehem Mary E. Howard, 101 Willow Drive, Sarver Ham- C. Mohney, 320 Bluff Kittanning Leora E. Minick, Dora, Pa.

Delia Bowser, 1334 Johnston Eva J. Wilson, 1023M Orr Kittanning Victoria L. Olinger, Kittanning RD 3 Premo L. Gaggini, Kittanning RD 3 Donna M. Small, Leechburg Mike Caulfield, Clarion Judy Grimm, Shippenville Mrs.

Robert Blair, New Bethlehem Mary Bump, Rimersburg RD Helena Platt, Sligo Dale Mclntyre, Karns City Dona Marshall, New Bethlehem RD Samuel Girts, Clarion Anna Baker, Lucinda Mrs. Gerald Bish, Sligo RD Patricia Moore, Clairton Births alignment to an intersection at grade with the Armstrong County Court House drive. The line then, continues for 400' in a northerly direction until an at grade i i is reconstructed with L.R. 03068 (Oak Avenue) near the present intersection at the Kittanning Borough, Rayburn Township Line. The line then extends in a northerly direction for 800' i following closely to the existing alignment and then continues to the northeast for 300' until an at jgrade intersection is provided for a service road to the east.

The line then continues in a northeasterly direction for 780' Mabel G. Bcntley, 165 N. McKean Kittanning Rovena M. Reitler, 2300 Manor Drive, Ford Victor Balbo, Leechburg RD 1 George P. Greenbaum, 735 Main Ford City Alice J.

King, Kittanning RD 4 Hulda Keller, Indiana RD 2 Sheila A. Schrecengost, Ford City RD 1 Thomas L. Fisher, Main Dayton Martin L. Dwyer, Nu Mine Robert D. Ramage, Creekside RD 1 Ronald L.

Smock, Vandergrift RD 2 Darlene M. Crissman, Kittanning RD 4 Sara B. Akins, Kittanning RD Armstrong County Memorial, Kittanning August 26, a.m., girl to Mr ancLf, Mrs. George Howard of 101' Wi'low Server. August 27, 1SS3-- a.m., girl to Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry W. Crissman of t- lanning RD 4. Elsewhere: August 24, 19S8-- --daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

J. Kaltenbach of Lucinda in Clarion Hospital. --boy to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crawford of Mayport in Clarion Hospital.

Auction Sales 36B N. GRANT. double house, six rooms and bath. A. W.

Senopple, 542-3771. Want your home, farm or business sold? List with a live real estate firm. WEST, Bartoe Tate, 545-5821. SHRECKENGOST Friends oi Oliver (Ted) Shreckengost of Patneyville who died Aug. 25, IKS are being received tonight at fiie Wayne Me- Naughton Funeral Home, 310 Pcntt New Bethlehem, from 2 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Tuesday where service will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday (August 28,1968) with the Rev. Albert J. Walters and the Rev. James Thomas, officiating.

Burial will'be in Patneyville Cemetery. Arrangements by McNaughton. Jodie 11. Wilson Jodie R. Wilson, 10-month-old daughter of Edward and Esther E.

(Davis) WHson of Cowansville RD 1, died at 5:05 a.m. Sunday in Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, Kittanning. The child was bora in Kittanning on Oct. 12, 1967. Suivivia? bashes her parents are a'brother, Dennis, and three sisters, Carol, Judy and Kathy, HI at horns: her paternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward L. i of Cowansville RD I her maternal grandfather, Elmer R. Davis of Cowansville RD and a number of aunts and uncles. WILSON Friends of Mrs.

Edward B. Wilson of Cowansville RD 1, whose infanl daughter, Jodie R. died on Aug. 25, 1968, may call at James A. Flick Funeral Home, Wqrthington, from 24 and 7-9 p.m.

today and Wednesday Sen-ices mil be held at the funeral home at 2 p.m Thursday (Aug. 29) by the Rev Thomas Kiddcr, pastor Brush Valley Brethren Church He will be assisted by the Rev H-chard pastor Sherrett Methodist Church. In terment will be in ft in Luthera Cemetery. Arrangements Flick. VTNANSKY Friends of Andrew Vmansky of 414-llth Ford City, who died Aug.

25, 1968, may call at Wendell A. Welch Funeral Home, Ford City, from 24 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. Services will be held at Holy Trinity Church. Ford City, at 9:30 a.m.

Wednesday, with the Rev. Charles Ribick Interment will be in Holy Trinity PUBLIC SALE Thursday evening, August .29, 1968, 6 p.m. at R. -C. (Chess) Claypoole-residence, 3 Kittanning, Route 268, mile North of Toys Crossroads.

Tappan gas range, coal heating stove, two rolls 65 Ib. roofingj some junk, girl's 24" bicycle, oil heating stove, low cupboard, TV light, knickknacks, 9 pc. dining room suite, two 6x9 rugs, one 9x12 rug, wall plaques, three stands, two electric lights, Sears electric i machine, vanity dresser, old chest of drawers- dressing table, hamper, smoking stand, some bedding one mirror, Philco refrigerator i freezer, 25 gallon fish aquarium, three bamboo blinds, counter, scales, mangle, meat block, Hamilton Beach mixer, organ stool, meat tiewefraiiers for Rent 47A Housetraifers for Sale S2A EXCEPTIONALLY W. furnished housetrailer. 10 minutes from Kittanning, West.

Includes i i 1 kitchen, deluxe appliances, dining area, carpeted living room; bath and half, 2 or 3 bedrooms. Ideal for 2-5 adults. Call 548-1047. 8'x45' AMERICAN, 10'x56' Aztec, 10 55 Liberty (very deluxe), all in excellent condition. bank financing.

Heilman Inc. 762-1511. following closely to the existing alignment to an intersection on the eastern side at grade with Township Road 551. The line then extends for 250' on the eastern edge of the existing alignment until an at grade intersection is provided on the west with the Brick Plant Road 100' south of the existing intersection. The line then continues close to the existing alignment in a northeasterly direction until terminating from its origin.

Any interested citizens from the communities affected by said route may request- that a Percy J. Marshall, Pine Hill Road, Kittanning Discharged: Susan D. Johnston and baby boy, Kittanning RD 6 Nicholas Adamik, 603 Terrace Apollo Henry F. Blondeaux, 726-5th Ford City Flora B. Boarts, 502 S.

Jef ferson St, Kittanning Barbara E. Croyle, 199 Washington Kittanning Mary A. Enterline, 131 Queen Kittanning Garnet D. Febinger, Pine Hill, Kittanning Frank X. Gross, 11274th Ford City Giarth E.

Klingensmith, 660 Marriage (Armstrong County) Walter J. Golec of Eberhart Road, Butler RD Madaline Renfrew of Keck Road, Butler RD 2. Kenneth Eugene Snyder of Cowansville; Jo Ann Wilmina Fink of Templeton RD 1. Joseph Bellan of Penn Lee Leechburg; i a Carmilla De Fako of Leechburg RD3. Kenneth Lloyd Clark of Avonmore RD Mary Elizabeth' Drakes of North East RD 2.

REAL ESTATE Travel Trailers 52B Commercial Property 50A redecorate four room and bath apartment with garage and finished attic suitable for bedroom. Apply in person at the Big Oaks. No: phone calls. Real Estate Wanted 51A Cemetery. Welch.

Arrangements by Death notices win be accepted until 11:30 a.m. the day ol publication. Oblioarles received after 11:30 a.m. wfll be published next day. MEMOR1AM grinder, other articles no mentioned.

Terms cash. R. C. Cipvpoole, owner. Roy D.

Fair, auctioneer, 548-1600. Last your home with Armstrong Realty. Four salesmen to sell your house. Call 763-1431. AUGUST CLEARANCE MOBILE HOMES CAMPERS 800 EVERY ONE MUST GO McGILL MOTORS INC.

RT. 119 SO. INDIANA, PA. public hearing be.held respecting such proposed location and the economic effect of such location by delivering a written request to the District Engineer'on or before August 29,1968. In the event such request is 1 received, a further notice of the and place of the hearing will be published.

Robert G. Secretary of Highways HOUSEHOLD GOODS August 27, 1968 6:30 p.m. for the Church of God of Prophecy at the State' Camp Ground, miles north of Cowansville on Rt. 268. In loving memory of JOSEPH BUTKO who passed away 2 years ago August 27 1966 is life was earnest, his actions kind, generous hand and an active mind, Anxious to please, loathe to offend, wonderful neighbor and faithful friend.

Sadly missed by, KO NHO AND FAMILY You want it sold don't you? Heilman Agency, Inc. S. McKean 542-1251. Houses for Sole 52 Wanted to Buy 37 BUYING Elderberries starting Monday, August 26. Must be ripe.

Phone 5424971. Mc- Kelveys Cash Feed Store. Clean ripe elderberries. price. Albert Pa.

Dealer wanted Larson, Baxter, Top also. RD. NEW HOME--split level, three bedrooms, ZVz baths, living room with bay window and book cases, dining room, kitchen, family room, utility room, two car garage, basement, large beautiful front foyer (hall), lot 86x200, city water, paved street. Located Valley View Heights above Manorville. See or call Kendrick Walker, Kittanning.

BANNER TRAVEL TRAILERS and TRUCK CAMPERS also Travel Trailer Rentals Open 9-9 daily, except Sunday Heilman Homes, Inc. 17th Street, Ford City Phone 762-1511 USED 17 foot self-contained Travel Trailer, used Tent Camper with family room used 8 foot truck camper, Terms available. Heilman Homes, Inc. 17th Street, Ford City Phone 762-1511 NOTICE All interested persons are advised, that; the construction of Legislative Route 03024, Section 3, Armstrong County, is being planned by the Pennsylvania State Highway Department. Plans of the proposed construction are available for review in the office of L.

E. Jordan, District i Pennsylvania Department of i a I i a a Pennsylvania. A description of the project is as follows: L.R. 03024 Section 3 begins at a point in Tarrtown on existing L.R. 03024 180' southwest of where Caldwell Run crosses the Pittsburg and a Railroad.

The on new alignment in a northeasterly direction paralleling the Ross Ford City June I. Manfredi, Ford City RD 3 Joseph L. Mansfield, Ford City RD 3 Harvene G. A 1 Cowansville Dian'R; Wolfe and baby girl, Allegheny Kittanning Barbara A. McCoy, Templeton George R.

Sintoa, Leechburg Edith L. Beck, 627 Ross Ford City Brookville Hospital Admitted: Terry Reddinger, Sprankles Mills Andrew Wise, Summerville Dona Bowser, Rimersburg Rodney Murray, Rimersburg Dona Preister, Rimersburg RD 1 Parker Snyder, Summerville RD 2 Mrs. Bart a 1 a Worthville Discharged: Harold Colwell, Strattanvilte Ralph Kapp, Clarion Mrs. Donald Gilmore, Clarion Edith Myers, Sligo Clarion Hospital Admitted: Martin J. Libengood Jr.

of Apollo RD Linda M. Brink of Oklahoma RD 2. Richard Allen Bono of Worthington RD Beverly Ami Blystone oi 112 Justice Lane; Kittanning. Craig Allen Bopp of 793 llth Apollo; Mary Louise Rearick of 409 S. Pennsylvania" Apollo.

Clifford Blair Rearick of Apollo RD Barbara Ann Gamble of Leechburg RD 1. Robert Andrew Barr, Jr. of. Distant; Janet Ruth Rossey of 608 Main Clarion. John Wayne Martin of Rowe Lane, Leechburg RD Mary Ann Crawford of 122 Giron Leechburg RD 4.

Jail Docket Larry Dean Brewer, 21, of in for RD 3 County held Jail Ford City Armstrong hearing before Ford City Justice of the Peace. Sidney Toy on. charges of assault and surety of the peace and desertion and non-support. Roger E. Miller, 21, of 5th Ford City held in Armstrong County Jail for hearing before Ford City Justice of the Peace Sidney Toy on charges of surety of the peace, desertion and non-support.

Fire Alarms WANTED Hunting handed. 40 to 55 Ib. pull. Call 545-7944. HousetroHen for Sole 52A TRAVEL TRAILERS awnings for sale.

Piper Trailer, RD 1, Ford City. southern side of the Pittsburg and Shawmut Railroad for 3000' until continuing in a.northerly direction crossing at grade with the Pittsburg Railroad. The and line Shawmut then con- In loving memory of ELAINE ISAACSON who passed away 3 years ago August 27, 1965 In our home she is fondly remembered, Sweet memories cling to her name; Those who loved her in life sincerely, Still love her in death just the same. Sadly missed by HER FAMILY RENTALS Wonted to Rent 44 WANTED Adults want to rent 5 rooms and bath, Ford City area, house or apartment. Write Box 458, Leader-Times.

MOBILE HOMES NEW USED Top quality--wide selection- fair prices--financing to 10 years at bank rates. HEILMAN HOMES. INC. Your reliable name in Mobile Homes. 17th Ford City Open 9-9 daily, except Sunday Phone 762-1511 USED 15 foot Scotty.

Piper Trailer Parks, Ford City, Pa. Phone 763-4141. Rooms for Rent 45 SLEEPING room for rent, first floor near Post Office. Phone 5434651. TWIN MOBILE HOMES, INC.

SALES SERVICE Baden, Greensburg, Perryopolis Use WAtfT ADS For RESULTS XMt RD (Mt. Chestnut), Butler, Pa. 16001 IU1LDER OF QUALITY CAMPERS, lOVa' MODELS AND COVERS 48" High) Clearance Sale Now on ft. Model tinues in a northeasterly direc- RD tion until an at grade connection to the north is made with existing L.R. 03024 400' north of the grade The line then extends for 700' on new alignment crossing Limestone Run and then continuing until tying back onto'existing L.

R. 03024 where an at grade intersection wiU be provided with existing L.R. 03024 to the north. The line then continues following the existing alignment until terminating from the previous intersection on existing L.P.. 03024.

Any interested citizens from the communities affected by said route may request that a public hearing be held respecting such proposed location and the economic effect of such loca- Elsie Keller, Mayport Samuel Girts, Clarion Mrs. Donald a Mayport Patricia Moore, Clairton Mrs. J. Kaltenbach, Lucinda August 26, 1968-7 p.m. monthly Civil Defense alarm test'ng, involving start-up and shut-down by radio, of fireball sirens which are used as CD danger signals.

Sirens arc sounded one at a time from Courthouse CD headquarters in' the test, climaxed by unison sounding of all alarms on system. the Terry McCleary, Knox RD PUBLIC NOTICE quest to the District Engineer on or before August 29, 1968. In the event such request is received, a further notice of the time and place of the hearing will be published. Divorces: Granted: Joseph L. Waugaman ot Kittanning RD 6 from Mary Joanne Waugaman of McGrann; indignities.

Margaret R. Douglas of State Dayton from James M. Douglas of Good's Dayton; indignities. John W. Feeney, Jr.

of 331-3rd St. Ext. Leechburg from Linda- K. Feeney of Cooper Vandergrift; indignities. Robert G.

Bartlett Secretary of Highways CAUTION NOTICE On and after this date I will tion by delivering a writtenVe- not be responsible for any debts contracted" for by anyone other than myself. James A. Beck 18 Kuntz St. Natrona, Pa. Meeting Log Armstrong County Taxpayers League, executive a meeting 8 p.m.

Wednesday in Union Hall, Ford City. August 27, 1968 The original name of Los Ang-'es was La Ciudad de Nuestra Scnora la Reina de lofl Angeles de Porciuncula 1.