Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 16

ALTOONA TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1927 16 TWO POLITICAL PABADEs' HERE (Political Ailv ALVEY H. HILL i PIANO INSTRUCTION LIXDA WIHT LEKTZ 123 Willow Ave. Phone 8781 HEALTH FIRST re Delicious FAIRVIEW BREAD The Loaf With the Flavor Phone 8-1237 THE DEATH ROLL FISH AND OYSTERS J. JONES Green Avenue Market White Hall Market 'A SAVES BABY FROM INJURY, SUFFERS FRACTURED LEG Attempting to save her niece from injury when the swing on which they were riding fell to the porch shortly before a. m.

yesterday, Mrs. T. L. Ayers, 40, of Roaring Spring, is at her home suffering a fracture of tie right leg and dislocation of the ankle. Mrs.

Ayers. riding on the swing, with her son-in-law. H. D. Paul, was holding her baby niece when the hooks holding the swing to the roof broke.

The three were thrown by the collapse a-d Mrs. Ayers. attempting to save the child, had her right leg doubled under the swing. She was taken to Xason hospital. Roaring Spring, where an X-ray ot Robert and Ella McCalU Her husband preceded her to the grave eome time ago.

She is survived by these children: G. S. Richardson, Juniata; YV. Hol-Hdaysburg; Irwin, of Tennessee; and of Cleveland. Ohio; 15 grand children; nine great-grandchildren; and one great-gret grand child.

Funeral services will be held from the late home on Monday at 12.30 p. m. The funeral cortege will leave at 1.13 for Huntingdon for interment. POMIMCK D'AXTONIO Pomonick D'Antonio. 6, son or Andrew and Mary D'Antonio, 603 High street.

Gallitxin. died at a local hospi MRS, LYDIA A. BUCK Mrs. Lydia Ann- Buck, widow of J. Buck, died at her home in Warriors Mark at 5:15 a.

m. yesterday. She was born at Henderson township. June 1S51. She is survived by the following children: Mrs.

E. Confer. Tittsburs; Ttov. Warriors Mark; Mrs. K.

M. Ir cin Sinking Valley; end Mrs. O. F. Hammond, at home; 12 grand children, two great-grand children, two sisters.

Mrs. EUa Hutichson. Alexandria, and Mrs. Sue Hileman, Nebraska and one brother, Thomas M. Goodman, Water Street.

Funeral services will be he'd tomorrow at 2 P. iu. in the Methodist church. Warriors Mark. Burial will be made in Burket cemetery.

SIRS. IDA B. KOl'SE Mrs. Luida B. Fouse.

Tl, widow of William D. Fouse, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Weber, Huntingdon, at 2 p.

m. Thursday of complications. She is survived by two daughters. Mrs. J.

E. Weber. Huntingdon and Mrs. Royal G. Shauk, Altoona.

Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p. m. today in charge of Rev. J. M.

Runkle. Altoona. assisted by Rev. McKeehan. Interment will be made in Rosehill cemetery, this city.

PASQVAtfE MONTAXAXRELLA Fastiuale Montananrella. 5S. of 1J0T East Tenth street, a Pennsylvania railroad fireman, died at his home at 4:40 a. m. yesterday.

Surviving are his wife. Mary, and the following children: Mrs. Jesse Ferrone. Altoona: James. Anna, Daniel, Anthony, Josephine, Xodzi.

Mary. Cecelia and all at home; and one brother. Anthony. Rochester, X. Y.

Funeral services with requiem mass will be held at 9 a. m. in Mt. Carmel church. Interment -will be made Calvary cemetery.

MRS. MARY HALI.IGAX Mrs. Mary E. Halligan. 60.

widow of James A. HalHsran. died at her home, 239 Fourth street, at 7:25 a. m. yesterday of complications.

She is survived by one son. Raphael, one sister, Mrs. Sarah Bechtol. Mar-shalitown, and two grandchildren. FCXERAL OF JAMES MURRAY Military funeral services will be held for James Murray, S3, Civil war veteran, who died in Tyrone Thursday.

Services will be held at 9 a. m. in the St. Matthew Catholic church. Tyrone, with interment in Oak Grove cemetery.

MBS. AXXA RlfHARDSOX Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Richardson, widow of William Richardson, died at the home of her son. William Richardson 20 Berwind-White. Hoilidaysburg.

yesterday at i- ni. ui ivu.yii.,-; tions. She was born in Huntingdon county on 20. 1S46. a daughter LIBERAL REWARD for Information leading to the license number of the car that struck and killed the white and tan hull; terrlor dog on the Sixth avenue road near Cross Keys on Tuesday, Sep- i tember 13th.

at 3:45 p. m- Hollidayshurr. 2S2-J-13. Address R. J).

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35c, 75c Trlann, owner cf Chicago's! Trianon and Paris Ballroom. will jndce and present two big prlies to 'winning couples In a fox-trot and waltr. Fri. Sept. 23, ROSS GORMAN FOR J.

Two political parades were staged in this city last night by Charles E. Rhodes, candidate for mayor, and Roy K. Tussey, candidate for county treasurer. Permits for these parades, were Is sued yesterday at city hall. EVENING CLASSES The ALTOONA SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, 1110-12 13th street, will begin evening ses sions Monday, Sept.

19th. The school is open for inspection all day today and this evening from 7 9 clock. SMITH FOR CORONER I (Political Adv.) CHESTER B.WRAY FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY There Is Xo Substitute For Training and Experience ir-olitlcal Adr.) John J. McMurray Republican Candidate for MAYOR Tonr Tote and Influence Will Be Greatly Appreciated (Political Adv.) GUY H. SMITH HOLLIDATSBURG "Republican Candidate COUNTY COMMISSIONER A business man for a business job.

Born and raised on a farm. Educated in the public schools and Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport, Pa. Worked as Farmer, Lumberman, Contractor and Merchant. lour vote ind Influence appreciated. I I .1,1 ii -First on the Ballot ALVEY H.HILL HEPl llI.irAX CASMDATK FOR TKKASUKKR Will render faithful, courteous and efficient service and perform the duties of his office without fear or favor.

(Political Adv.) J. Ralph Detwiler VIHIamsbnrp, Fa. Democratic Candidate for County Commissioner Solicits Tour Tote and Influence Primaries Sept. 20th, 1927 (Political Adv.) Republican Candidate For COUNTY TREASURER HERB BOLGER A Dozen Reasons Why Herb Bolger Should Be Elected County Treasurer: Because Our county needs men ot hiy type. Because) He has marked ability.

Becnnse: He has real personality. Because: He has every qualification necessary. Because: He will Continue to give the people that excellent service they have had during the past four years. Because: Ho is progressive, alert and manifests sound judgment. Because: He is a man of the people and for the people, considerate, humble and easily ap proached, kind and helpful.

Because: He is our own product, being a 'native of Blair Count. Because: His integrity has never been questioned, he Uvea and acts at times on the square. Because: He in a man in every sense of the word, upright, honorable, and clean. Because: He is an overseas veteran. Because: He is the most logical man for the position.

By Swan HUNT FOR COUNTY TREASURER (Political Adt.l JOHN B. DUNKEL COUNTY COIYIISSIONEii County commissioners are the fiscal officers for the public. The public pro-ridea the money by taxation; the commissioners spend it. Major Dunkle has a reputation for economy hut not While commissioner the public debt 'was cut a quarter of a million; roads and bridges were built; mothers' assistance increased but withall. no tax increase.

Keep good roads, reduce the debt and low tax by voting for Major Dunkle on Sept. 20. 1 (Political Advertisement.) For County Commissioner H.L.ORR TYRONE, PA. Subject to the decision of the Republican voiers of Blair" County at the Primary Election, Tuesday, September 20, 1927. TOtTR SUPPORT AXD IXFI.UEXCE WILL BE APPRECIATED (Political Adv.) TOr CAXT MISS IT TOTEKS OF BLAIR tOUXTT To can't possibly make a mistake by giving John F.

Royer a term as a county commissioner. Complete integrity. Xatural courtesy that is far more than election day asset. Consideration for the convenience of the public-. Conscientious fidelity to the duties of life.

An intimate knowledge of the affairs of the county. The logical man for the place. VOTE FOR JOHN F. ROYER if 1 (Political Adr.) JOHN H. HEMPHILL is the Logical and Qualified CANDIDATE lor DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR COUNTY TREASURER (Political Adr.) TH0A1AS STEPHENSON for COUNTY COMMISSIONER He a BUSINESS EXECUTIVE who KNOWS how 'to get- FULL VALUE for PUBLIC FUNDS.

FALSE ECONOMY is Wasteful. WISE ECONOMY is GOOD Business. HE will make the EAGLE Scream. See Next Issue. The Stephenson Committee.

(Folitical Adv.) YOUR VOTE FOR HARRY E. EMEIGH DIRECTOR OF THE POOR will mean a clean, honest business-like administration. Position No. 5 on ballot (Political Adv.) To the Voters of Blair County: The fight for the nomination at the primaries is near ita end. It is an impossibility to see every one.

I assume you that if miesed you it was not intentionally. I thank you for your kind interest, and hope you will be with me at the polls Sept. 20, 1927. LLOYD A. SMITH FOR CORONER Born at Xewry, Blair County.

Educated in Newry public school and a graduate of La Salle Extension University. A vote for Smith is a vote of appreciation and prompt service. fi 3utncwr. I WlkJrf PS I jBiM. BWDfxww wmm (Political Advertisement.) VOTE FOR GEO.

C. FIGARD FOR City Controller FIRST ON THE BALLOT (Political Adv.) REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR WARD ASSESSOR Sixth Ward, Altoona F. S. Wiederkehr Resident of the Sixth Ward for 45 years Your Vote and Influence Will Be Greatly Appreciated (Political Adv.) FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY JOHN H. HEMPHILL To the Voiers of Blair County: I assure you in honor, that as Dis trict Attorney of Blair County, I shall hare no friends to reward, and with the exception of my solemn pledge to the people of Blair County to present an administration of law enforcement, I have made no promises of any character.

AVithnnt fear or favor, I shall hon estly administer the office of District Attorney as the law, honesty and common sense shall dictate. Respectfully, JOHX H. HEMPHILL. (Political Adv.) JOHN A. FOX Bellwood Republican Candidate for DIRECTOR OF THE POOR A man successful In business and a real farmer.

Fifteen years actively engaged In business In Altoona, and 'a man extensively engaged In farming. These experiences should be considered when 70a decide who shall represent yon as your next Director of the Poor. I will be mindful ot the needs of the poor and also of the Interests of the taxpayers. I ask your serious consideration for your support and Influence. I I showed a fracture ot the large bone below the knee of the right leg and a dislocation of the ankle.

She was later removed to her home. MALTAS FLAX MEET Mt. Horeb commandery. Knights of Malta, held a rousing meeting and addresses were delivered by members of the order. Talks on Malta and its teachings and fellowship, and what a Malta should be in the lodge room, were given.

Arrangements are made to hold a October 8. A COMPLETE FALL LINE OF MEN'S SMART COLLEGIAN OXFORDS NOW ON DISPLAY! Stop In and See These Style and Value Leaders That Are The Talk Of The Town at $5 Pair! Get a Fair, Today, Men! SIMON'S Elficnih Ave. Republican Candidate For COUNTY TREASURER My position on ballot is seventh. 7th IX I Harry E. Deshong Yotir vote will be highly appreciated.

(Political Adv.) CLAIR C. FLECK of Hollidaysburs, announces hU candidacy for the Republican nomination for Director of the Poor. Mr. Fleck is a practical farmer and serve! the county as Steward at the home for ten years and knows its neede. The public knows of his his integrity and his dependability.

The inmates of the Home know of his sympathy and kindness. Tour vote will be appreciated. tal at 4.15 p. m. yesterday of heartJ trouble.

He is survived by the following brothers and sisters: Joseph, a recruit In the U. S. army: Angeline, Eva. Mary, Jack and Virginia, all at home. The body will be taken to the home in Gallitzirt today and brought back to this cltv Monday for services in the Mt.

Carmel church at 2.30 p. m. Interment will be made in Greenwood cemetery. T. CLAYTON BROWS T.

Clavton Brown. owner of two of Bellefonte's leading theatres, died at his home in that town Monday morning after beins bedfast for one year. He is survived by his wife, and two sisters. Mrs. James A.

Keid-ler, Seattle, Washington, and Mrs. Charles able, Bellefonte. Funeral services were held hurs-day at 2 p. m. at the late home.

Interment in charge pf the Elks was made at Union cemetery, Bellefonte. FREDERICK PALMERT Frederick Palmert. infant son of Aland Mrs. William I. Palmert.

Dun-cansville. died at a local hospital at 1:14 a. m. yesterday. BAKER MAXSIOX OPEX HOrSE The museum of the Blair County Historical society at the Btker mansion will be open this afternoon.

3 to 5:30. Visitors will be welcomed and will be escorted by members of the society. EVENING CLASSES The ALTOONA SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, 1110-12 13th street, will begin evening sessions Monday, Sept. 19th. The school is open for inspection all day today and this evening from 7 to 9 o'clock.

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Republican Candidate for County Commissioner. One who has always voted for a benefit to the public, out for improvements of road3 leading to and from the City of Altoona. THOXAS PEOPLES. Republican Candidate for Register and Recorder. One who is trustworthy and efficient, and always a friend of the public.

CHARLEY C. MARKS. Republican Candidate for Director of the Poor. To be a good Director of the Poor a man should have business experience and ability. He has both.

Vote for him. SAMUEL C. BOWEX. Republican Candidate for City Commissioner. One who is our friend and he is for the best interest of our people, will alwaya be interested in athletics and the welfare cf th hoys and girls.

WILLIAM T. CAXAX. Republican Candidate for City Controller. Who qualifies as he is an accountant, and the law requires that tie controller be an accountant. His education and train-in? has qualified him to fulfill the exacting duties of this office.

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