Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 3

3 ALTOONA TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1929 EVA FAY PUZZLES COUNTY'S OLDEST RESIDENT OBSERVING 101ST BIRTHDAY LISTENERS IS "Aunt Rachel" Burrls, believed to OverlOO be the oldest resident of Blair coun TUNE IN ON One of Our New Bosch or Atwater' Kent Radios $2.25 DOWN Puts a New HOOVER Your Home! 1 ty, wiU some time this month reach the age of 101, She is a guest at the Blair county home and is one the happiest there. She was born at Annapolis, Mary land, in April, 1828, but does not 1429 Twelfth Avenue 1 Modern Home Furnisher Since 1890 know what day, so April is her birth Theater Artist Here Acclaimed As Psychic Phenomena; Dr. Sarah Davies Speaks Mrs. Eva Fay, who is appearing this weelc at the 'Mishler theater, broadcast over WFBG last night at p. m.

answers to questions received in letters at the Crystal studio. Fay who Is acclaimed by scientists to be a phychie phenomena puzzled her hearers with the remark- day. Her father and mother, Edward and Deborah Ford, were not slaves, she says, and so careful were they to guard their freedom that Aunt Rachel says, her mother "always Wm carried her free papers in her bosom, lest they might be lost or she might need them suddenly." They came to Pennsylvania, in company with Daniel and Sarah Williams, when she was but a child and settled in Altoona was a June bride," she said, with a smile at the memory of the days of her romance, 79 years ago. "Danny and I eloped to Hollidaysburg when I was 22, and we were married, there." The thrill of the elopement, as she told her 8 Outstanding Offerings Mean Real Opportunities for You! able manner in which she answered all inquires and in the way in which rhe described her inquirers. The same program will Tbe presented today at 1 p.

m. when Mrs. Fay will again be heard over WFBG. Letters must be in the Crystal studio at least by 1 p. m.

Otto C. Gilden, mortician, sponsored a short program at 7:15 p. m. yesterday which was given by the Ambassador Four, and which was highly entertaining. Harry C.

Barton, assistant, to Mr. Gilden. delivered a short talk on the subject "Embalmn-ing" which explained the manifold duties of, the mortician and sketched story, seemed to be greater, even In the long, long ago, than that of the modern young people who take a joy ifiiiiiiiBl Among several outstanding rallies In LIv lng Room snltes, are two Pullman suites, at $19!) each; See them! Tlie biff special sale of Voss Electric AVaslicrs open this week, with special free tub and bench offer. Folks, Here Are Unequalled Savings! We're out to set a new record in value-giving this week with such an assortment of attractive offers in every department that you simply can't afford not to take advantage of them For remember: it only takes a small down payment to secure the things you need at this store Let me personally invite you to open or reopen )our account here this week. AARON I The sale of Sellers' Kitchen Cablnels will be contlnned by popular request, with freo special dish offer.

AUNT ROCHEL BURRIS I In the promotion of Dining Room snltes, special prices and a free Table Fad with euch suite are outstanding offers. the history of the profession from Its beginning. Carl Tanneyhill, Harry Barton, Bon ride over the state border. For many years ehe and her husband lived in a small house near the Eighteenth street culvert. Daniel was a chore man for Jerry Davis, butcher near there.

"Aunt Rachel" was widely known as a typical Southern with her red 'kerchief round her head and another at her neck. They had one son who became a minister, the Rev. Morris Burris, now a guest in a Pittsbuig home for disabled Negro' preachers. For many years she has been one of the county's guests Her husband Is dead. Her son cannot even visit her.

The friends of her young life Burchleld and C. assisted by and even her more mature life, have all passed away from her. Yet she Aaron's supreme Tallies In Bedroom Fnr-nlture are well Illustrated In the suite to be sold at $229. See this one! I The trnde-ln sale of rugs conilnnes (t offer the greatest floor covering oppor-tunlty In the city. Don't miss It! Is happy and tells of the goodness of the people around her and of the many friends she has.

She Is well A low-priced bed outfit of Bed, Spring and Mattress complete for $19.60, should sell and in possession of all her faculties, 8 4 A special not described elsewhere on this pag-o offers two $144 fibre 3-plece suites, for $99 each I giving promise of still more "happy for 134. Here's value! birthdays" to come. (ADVERTISEMENT) Special Today! Don't Fail to Visit Aaron's ONE NEED ON THE AIR AT WFBG TODAY New Lot of Nice GRAY HAIR NOW Newest, Best Remedy Makes End Tables $0.95 Each! Your Hair Return to the olor It Used to Be All Week! BIG SALE OF 12:00 Noon. New Tork stock quo-ttions, First National bank studio. 1:00 p.

m. Mrs. Rva. Fay, "Questions answered." Psychic Phenomena. 1:15 p.

m. Gable Music Department, Victor record program. 3:00 p. m. Sitnek's Victrola department Victor hour.

3:31 p. m. S. A. Mossallem, Oriental' rug expert, radio talk, 4:00 P.

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RESULTS GUARANTEED The newest, best remedy for Clarence Stiffler, as accompanist, pre-Fnted the following selections: "Pream Train," "Comrades in Arms," "Carolina Sunshine" and "The Little Old Log Cabin by the Sea." The instrumental trio. "Had" "Bud" Rigg, "Jimmy" Cooper, assisted by Miss Virginia Piasley and Isabel Wesier and "Chick" Briner presented a popular program at 7:30. Vocal as well as Instrumental selections were presented by the group, which composed a splendid half hour program. 4 Vocalists Entertain During" the afternoon, Margaret Tingling and Thelma Hoffman, vocalists, entertained with solo and duo selections. Miss Tingling also presenting a group of piano solos which pleased the afternoon listeners.

Beatrice Cochrane, soprano, gave the evening hour at 9 p. m. presenting semi-classical selections to which she played the accompaniments." Much favorable comment was received while Miss Cochrane broadcast. The State theater organ recital given by Clayton Brenneman through the courtesy of Jack Maloy, Wilmer and Vincent manager, was one of the best of the series. Mr.

Brenne-man's radio friends were delighted with bis interpretations. This concert continued from 11:45 p. m. to .1 a. m.

when a test program was broadcast and which continued until early hour this' morning. Juniata Orchestra Today Leading features for today Include the popular song program by Frances Victor at 6:30 p. m. when she will also present humerous reading jn dialect, the Juniata High school -orchestra at 8:30 p. S.

A. Mossal-lem's "Oriental rug talk" and the usual features beginning at noon and continuing until 10 p. m. when The Tribune news review will be broad-cast direct from The Tribune editorial room studio. Dr.

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