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PAOi FOURTEEN. THE DAILY NEWS, HUNTINGDON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, T948. J. C. Blair Memorial HOSPITAL NEWS December 31 and 22.

1946 Admitted: Mrs. Edith 18 W. Penna, Avenue, Mount Union. Joe McBlroy, Cassville. Mra.

Violet Henney, Jfesston. Discharged: Harry Stevens, 1S26 Oneida Street, Huntingdon. Mary Crone, 218 Mifflin Street, Huntingdon, W. D. McCarty, Mapleton.

Arthur Kalzer, Tyrone R. D. 1. Mrs. Dorothy Shank, 44 E.

"Water Street, Mount Union Mrs. Elizabeth Wiley, 16 W. Shirley Street, Mount Union. Mrs. Pauline Wolfe, Aitch.

Mrs. Elizabeth Runk, 1102 Mount Vernon Avenue, South Huntingdon. Mrs. Frances Sheared, Huntingdon R. D.

1. Mrs. Marie Gagahan, Huntingdon R. D. 1.

Carlton Schirm, Alexandria. Mrs'. Edna McGinnis, Petersburg. Carlton Irvin, Barree. John Appleby, 119 W.

Water Street, Mount Union Mrs. Dorothy Miller, 412 Schoolhouse Avenue, Huntingdon. Rash Isenberg, 1617 Washington Street, Huntingdon. Marlene Miller, Petersburg. George Harris, Huntingdon R.

D. 3. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. E.

D. Smith and daughter Helen of Prospect Park, are spending the week in the home of Mrs. Smith's mother. Mrs. Cora Nolder, 1419 Oneida Street.

Cecil C. Cowder, who is a fresh- rnan at Rider College, Trenton, New Jersey, is enjoying the Christmas holidays at his home 1120 Mifflin Street. Cecil is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil V.

He will resume his studies on January 6. NEWS BRIEFS Mrs. Margaret F. Shaffer, a teacher in the Mount Union High School, and Miss Elincu Hudson, a teacher in the Saltillo School, left today for a two-week vacation in Florida. They plan to spend a week of their time at Miami Beach.

Subscribe for The Daily News. Four cents per copy. SIX FRESH AIR (Continued from First Page) of 150 Bast 97th Street, Is a guest of Mrs. Minnie Johnson of R. Warriors Mark.

other two youngsters went to Walter Ritchie, 327 East 89th Street at the home of Mrs. Robert Ramsey and Prank Masecor- esteci, 7413 Carmine Street, at the home of Mrs. Ray In all cases the. kiddies, sent out by the New 'York Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund, previously visited this araa during the summer. Th were invited back due to their fine behavior and the desire of the area residents to spread Christmas cheer to those less fortunate than themselves.

The kiddies, tired after a long- trip from the city, were overjoyed Saturday evening at the thought of having a fine Christmas in this region. They will return to their homes on January 3. Jimmy, aged 9 years, stayed with the McMullens from July 11 until August 28. When he departed he '-owed to return nere for Christmas and today he is planning to come back to Mapleton Depot again this summer. The McMullens will welcome him at that time, too.

Jimmy comes from a Bronx family in which there are ten boys and seven girls. Rumor has it that Jimmy can expect Santa to leave a host of gifts at the McMullen home for him on Christmas Eve. WITH THE SICK Mrs. Frances Banks of Mapleton Depot underwent an operation in the Lewistown Hospital on Thursday morning, December 19. Her condition is satisfactory.

Her many friends wish for her a speedy recovery. Jay Roy Swan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swan of Alexandria R. is a patient in the U.

S. Naval Hospital at Houston, Texas. Jay was slightly injured while on sea duty recently. He would like to hear from his friends. He is in Ward A-5 at the hospital.

Hugo Mayer of 414 Penn Street, Huntingdon, underwent a cataract operation this forenoon in the J. C. Blair Memorial Hospital. At noon today he was reported to be in a satisfactory 'condition. Mr.

Mayer was taken to the hospital on Friday afternoon. Shapiro's Closed AH Day Thursday In order to -give our employes an extra day's vacation, our store will be CLOSED ALL i DAY, THURSDAY, DEC. 26. 4 Attention! Last-Minute Santas! Store Open Till 9 p. m.

Christinas Eve, Tuesday, Dec. 24 fHAPIROJ HERE NOW! Available For Immediate Delivery Thor Automagic Combination Clothes and Dish Washer BEN-HUR FREEZER SILEX COFFEE MAKERS Fluorescent Tree Light Sets Table Model Radios Sunbeam Shavemaster Wittie Electric Steam Heater Record Changer With Amplifier Electric Broilers Walter S. Bergantz 513 Church Street Phone 204 HAPPY BIRTHDAY CARL, VANCE MOORE, JR. May we introduce "Jeeper" who is four years old today? His formal monicker is Carl Vance Moore so you know- by that name that his daddy and mother are Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Vance Moore of Taylor Highlands. The Rev. and Mrs. Lewis S. Knepper of 1415 Moore Street are his maternaJ grandparents and his paternal grandmother is Mrs.

Ella C. Laird of Mill Creek. December 23, 1040 B. B. English, 1816 Penn Street is observing his 88th birthday to.

day. Heartiest congratulations! Roy C. Geissinger, 1025 Mifflin Street. Robert Scalia, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Basil Scalia of Chambers burg, formerly of Huntingdon Robert is attending Syracuse Uni. versity, New York. Mrs. William Swigart, Alexandria, Mrs. Swigurt is the former Betty Wilson of Alexandria.

Irene Carter Keith, Mill Creek. Raymond Broad Top City. Joy Thompson, Cranbury, New Jersey. Mrs. Wayne Piper, Petersburg Louise Masood, Six Mile Run.

Cpl. Robert J. Flanigan, of Mr. and Mrs. A.

Flanigan of 1223 Mifflin Street, is marking his birthday in Guam today. Rob ert, who served in the Army Air Corps during the war, re-enlisted several months afo. Dick Bailey, Saxton. Irvin Lemin, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Lemin of Aitch R. D. Mary and Barbara Benson daughters of Mr. and Mrs. James Benson of Huntingdon R.

D. 3. Blessed Events Mr. and Mrs. Thiirman Hogan of Langdondale announce the of a daughter on Monday December 16, 1946.

The baby has been named Ronale Mrs Hogan is the former Eleanor Helsel, daughter of Mr. and Mra Robert Helsel, Langdondale. Mr. and Mrs. William Cramer, 109 State Street, Kistler are happy over the arrival of their first child, a daughter, born December 19, 1946.

The tnfanl weighed about nine pounds a1 birth. The mother will be remembered as former Dorothy Minnick, of Mount Union. Mr. and Mrs. Loray Bellinger of Wood announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday, December 21, 1946, at the J.

C. Blair Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Myers 229 Academia Street, Mount Union, are the proud parents 'of a son born at the J.

C. Blair Memorial Hospital on -Sunday, December'22, 1946.. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dale ol 1106 Washington Street, Huntingdon, are rejoicing over the birth of a son on Sunday, December 22 1946, at the J.

C. Blair Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James Burke of Dudley are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son at the J.

C. Blair Memorial Hospital on Sunday, December 22, 1946. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Baker of South "Jefferson Street, Mount Union, this morning, Monday, December 23, 1946, at the J.

C. Blair Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clair G.

Hardy of Perulack announce the birth of a son on Friday, December 13, 1946, at their home. He has been named James William. This is the sixth child but the second son EYE IS OFFERED TO BLINDED VETS Fenwick, Dec. Buck, a 19-year-old, factory worker who was rejected for service during the war, offered one of his eyes today to any veteran blinded in battle. The youth made a similar offer last week to Cpl.

Chester R. Per kins, the blinded veteran who wrote Santa Glaus for two "bright shiny blue eyes." The offer was rejected after physicians at Valley Forge Hospital in Phoenixville, determined that the nerves of Perkins' eyes were too badly damaged to permit transplanting of the cornea. "My offer atlll stands," Buck said. "Only now I'll extend it to any blinded veteran who be helped'by an operation. It's just caw of share and alike.

Saxton Union Honors Retired Members Union No. B-1138 of Saxton hpnored Its members who have retired or are retiring from s'er- Vice at the Pennsylvania Electric Comp.any power plant at a luncheon party on Dec. 10. The group was ably-. addressed by Lorain Campbell who made comments appropriate to the special occasion and to the Christmas season.

On behalf of the union, President Percy B. Siebcrt presented a gift to each of the honored guests. Responses were made by each Ro'iei't E. Huff provided enter- tainment for the occasion. He showed motion pictures of local residents and scenes.

The ladies of the Rebekah Lodge served delicious refreshments. Guests of honor included: William Hess, George Enyeart, Wiiliam Clapper, Lawrence VVhippo, Emerson Edwards and Charles Norton. Roland Powell and J. B. Dearing of, Saxton and John Leipersock and John Clapper of Williamsburg were unable to attend.

GIRL BABY FOUND (Continued from First Page) The little baby, an only child of Arthur Ramsey and Nora (Jones) Ramsey, w.as born in Rockhill Furnace, August 15, 1946, and at the time of death was' aged 4 months and 7 days. The Body was taken in charge by Robert B. House, jHustontown undertaker, to be prepared for burial. Arrangements for the funeral were not completed this Monday forenoon. Give Xntas Bonuses Nineteen employees of Robert' O.

and Joseph C. Shapiro were given Christmas bonuses amounting to almost $1500 on December .21. Fifteen of the group work at Shapiro's Furniture Store and the Shapiro Theatre in Mount Union, while the additional four work at the Shapiro Theatre in Six Mile Run. Subscribe for The Daily News. Four cents per copy.

EX-ARMY (Continued from First Page) learned it was to be quadruplets, they had only $30 left in the bank. Doctors told Mrs. Henn to expect quadruplets after an X-ray checkup last month. When a twice-wounded veteran who now works as a bookbinder, came home that night, he found his wife and his parents sitting in 'the living room, all of them somewhat bewildered. is it?" he asked.

Mrs. Henn held up four fingers. "You're kidding," he told her, but she shook her head. "Well," he said, "I never worry." Henn was drafted.in 1941 and was sent overseas in 1944. His marriage in England followed a whirlwind romance just before ha was sent to the'front in Germany.

He was discharged from the army less than a year ago. ARTIST KILLS FAMILY, THEN COMMITS SUiCIDE Michigan City, Dec. mass funeral will be Held at Peoria, 111., tomorrow for John Court right, Chicago artist, and his wife and two children whom he bludgeoned to death Saturday. Courtright, who recently suffered a nervous breakdown, committed suicide 'by slashing his wrists after he had fatally beaten his wife and children with a poker. The bodies were found in a cottage near here which Courtright had rented for the winter.

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