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Bowman, pastor of the Presby ALTOONA TRIBUNE, Thursday, December 30, 1918 WEDDINGS Abut the Town cansville; Mrs. Virginia Taylor, Hollidaysburg; Jack Harris-burg; and Paul Altoona. Mr. Richards has been employed by the Pennsylvania railroad for 47 years as a boiler maker. They are members of the First Baptist Hollidaysburg.

There are 12 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. terian church. They are the parents of five children, one of whom, Donald is deceased. Those living are Claude Dun- They are visiting Mr. Gates parents, Mr, and Mrs.

Harold Gates. Mrs. Stimmel was a graduate of Bellwood-Antis High school class of 1944, and is also a graduate nurse of the Altoona hospital. Mr. Stimmel is also a graduate of Bellwood-Antis High school, class of 1942, and is at present a student at Shippensburg State Teachers college.

He is also a veteran of World war II. Millions like like KINSEY Blair-Bedford Council To Meet In City The Blair-Bedford bi-county council American Legion auxiliary meeting will be held Wednesday, January 5, at 12:30 noon at the Venetian Gardens with the A Iaia American Legion auxiliary unit 827 as host. Mrs. Helen Bruno, president, has received word from the bi-county council president, Mrs. Frances Robinson, Roaring Spring, that Pennsylvania department president, Mrs.

D. A. Krumrine, will be the honor guest. Other guests will be Mrs. Harry Piper, Juniata, past- department president of ALA, and Mrs.

Lee Wertz, western director, of Tyrone. Department chairmen present will be: Americanism. Mrs. A. L.

Westbrook, Huntingdon; Child Welfare, Mrs. Raymond Heald, Chester; Pan-American Study, Mrs. Arthur Yealy, Philadelphia; education of orphans of veterans, vice chairman, Mrs. David Madden, Altoona. Each chairman will outline the work of her committer for the year.

All sub-chairman are urged to attend. Reservations should be made by contacting Mrs. Helen Bruno, 225 First phone 2-5742, by January 3. Mio vilma T.vtle. daughter of Mrs.

Sarah Lytle, 1606 Sixth avenue, is much improved after four months at the Altoona Hospital where she underwent surgery, having her appendix and a kidney removed. She is able to receive visitors, and has received many Christmas cards and 300 convalescent greetings, Vilma would have been a sophomore at Findlay College, Findlay, had she been able to be in college. Paul Apple and his brother Gene, 2303 Third avenue, plan to transfer to the campus of Pennsylvania State College from A after tne holidays. Shirley Adler, 1912 Logan avenue, is spending Christmas vacation at home. She is a student at 1 Wheaton College, Wheaton.

111. Alice N. Wohlbruck, 1306 Fifth avenue, is much improved at Altoona Hospital where he has had tests and a check-up. George Figaft, 207 Thirteenth street, an employe of the city water department, is seriously ill at his home and may re quire hospitalization. Louise McNelly, 873 Twentieth street, underwent surgery at Mercy Hospital and is much improved.

Dick Runyeon, son ef Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Runyeon, 207 Maple avenue, is at home jn vaca i from Pennsylvania Bible Institute, Philadelphia. Two others on vacation from the same school are Lillian Frederick and Tim Gates. The latter brought with him Mrs.

Gates and the children, Mary Lou and The Philathea Class of the Twenty-eighth Street Church of the Brethren enjoyed a Christ-mas party Thursday evening, Dec. 23, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ziegler. Gifts were exchanged and games played.

The teacher is Rev. Henry Kulp. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs, Paul Good, Mr. and Mrs.

David Good, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriver, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shriver, Rev.

and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gates, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Albright and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ziegler. Mrs. Louisa Moore and ion Andrew, 1344 Fifth avenue, Juniata, were host at a family homecoming en Christmas Day.

Opening gifts was followed by turkey dinner. Those present were: Mr. Mrs. 'Joseph H. Moore and children, Letty and Gary, Lock Haven; Mr.

and Mrs. Beryle Morgan, Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Moore and children, Joan Louise, Robert and Donna Lee, Hollidaysburg, R.

D. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Diffenderfer of Rochester, were unable to be there. Fifth Avenue Couple To Observe Anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer E. Richards, 3925 Fifth avenue, will celebrate their forty-second wedding anniversary January 1. Open house will be held on New Year's day from 2 to 4 in the afternoon and from 7 to 9 jn the evening. Jennie White Nand Elmer E.

Richards, were married in Hol-lidaysburg by the Rev. Edwin two fine blends, Br PS! Mrs. LOrna Geisinger, 228 East Fourth avenue, and Mrs. Becky Grove, 213 East Fifth avenue, left Tuesday for York to visit relatives. They returned Wednesday evening, El Salvador constru i firms report a record building bnom, unhampered by shortages of building materials.

the unhurried whiskey The straight whiskies in both these products are 4 years or more old. Both 86.8 proof. Kinsey Gold: 35 straight whiskey, 65 choice grain neutral spirits. Kinsey straight whiskey, 72W choicegrain neutral spirits. Kinsey Distilling Linfield, Pennsylvania.

Greetim gs Scottaline Metzgar In a quiet but impressive ceremony performed at the Roaring Spring Brethren church on Sunday afternoon. Dec. 19, at 3:30 o'clock. Miss Pauline Metz-ger daughter of Mr. and Mrs William Metzger of 701 Rockingham street, became the bride of Emedio G.

Scottaline of Philadelphia. Rev. H. Q. Rhodes, pastor of the bride, officiated using the double ring ceremony.

The bride was charming in a blue suit with grey and wore a corsage of orchids. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. William Hamer of Philadelphia. Mrs.

Hamer is the former Shirley Thompson, a childhood friend of the bride. She was attired 1n a brown dress with brown accessories, and wore a corsage of pink roses. After a short wedding trip, the newlyweds will reside in their apartment in Philadelphia. Mrs. Scottaline is a graduate of Roaring Spring High school, class of 1941, and of the Presbyterian Hospital school of Nursing located in Philadelphia.

Since graduating from Nursing school, she has been practicing at the Nason hospital. Mississippi became a territory in 1798. Beauty Shops MYER JONASSOX CO. BEAUTY SHOP Supervised by the Olmes Sisters 1226 11th Ave. Phone 3-8144 Beer Distributors 1 Jj FURRER BEVERAGE CO.

526 Third Ave. Phone 6834 Confectionery Stores 8 To You and Yours THE MERCHANTS, LISTED ON THIS PAGE, WISH YOU ALL THE LIMITLESS JOYS OF THIS HAPPY SEASON AND GRATEFULLY EXTEND THEIR THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE DURING 1948 Dengate Hollen The Logan Valley Baptist of Bellwood, was the scene of a wedding, Christmas afternoon at 3 o'clock, when Miss Dorothy Hollen, daughter of Mr. md Mrs. James Hollen, South Second street, and George Dengate, son of M. R.

Dengate, R. D. 1, Altoona, were married by the Rev. George W. Meadows.

The bride, attired in a grey suit with black accessories and wore a corsage of red roses, was attended by her sister, Mrs. Daisy Reed, Altoona, who wore a navy blue with matching accessories and a corsage of red rases. Mrs. Dengate is a graduate of Bellwood-Antis High school, class of 1944. The bridegroom, a veteran of World war II, is also a graduate of Bellwood-Antis High school, class of 1944.

Mr. Dengate is an employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad company. The newlyweds will reside in Bellwood after returning from a honeymoon in New York city. Stimmel Vandevander Miss Nancy Jane Vandevander, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Vandevander, East Second street, and James Rowland Stimmel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn F. Cramer, R. D.

1, Altoona, were married Sunday afternoon, Dec. 26, at 2 o'clock in the Grace Lutheran church with the Rev, John S. Hoenstine officiating. The bride, attired in a green street length dress with black accessories, was attended by her sister, Mrs. Vernetta Moore, who wore a grey dress with black accessories.

Willis Harpster, friend of the bridegroom, served as best man. Amusements DeLEO RECORD SHOP 411 7th Phone 2-9713 i ffi I GOLDBERG AUTO ACCESSORIES CO. 2210 Beale Ave. Phone 2-8315 Bakeries I FAIRVIEW BAKING CO. 8 i 524 Twenty-third Ave.

Phone 8129 8' MARHOEFER BAKING CO. I Bakers of Perfect Bread The Loaf in the Yellow Wrapper 8 FEDERAL BAKE SHOPS 3 OF LC. 1420 Eleventh Ave. ijj Phone 3-2123 Beauty Shops THE CHARM BE.AUTY SHOP 2013 Union Ave. Phone 3-8551 8 8 8 8 8 ,8 8 8 8 8 8 8 BIAISON-MARIE BEAUTE SALON 1517 Twelfth Ave.

P99 3-8768 ETHEL BLOOM'S BEAUTY SHOP 226 Bell Ave. Phone 2-8407 8 8 8 8 8 you sar Plumbers KLESIUS LITTLE PLU3IBER 2320 Eighth Ave. Phone 7718 SAMUEL BAIRD 2218 Eighth Ava. Phone -3-8870 FRED N. SEITZ 325 Sixth Phone .7294 1 E.

M. FLEMING 400 Seventh Ave. Phone 2-2545 C. A. LYTLE Plumbing and Heating 311 First Avenue Phone 3-9800 JOHN CARSON Plumbing and Heating 507 Main Street, Bellwood Phone 92-5422 8 8 8 8 8 I 8 8 8 8 Si a uiioicf uc uiwugc FILER TRANSFER STORAGE 825 Nineteenth St Phone 3-9910 a Taxi Cabs BLAIR TAXI CO.

8 24-Hour Service 3 Radio-Equipped Cars 8 Hollidaysburg Duncansville I Phones 91-93 9060 ijfm imi ii.i i iri Any KINSEY "GOLD' Sick, Full-Mitd M00 Cod. 57 KINSEY "SILVER" Light, Mallow 4S qU Cod 1169 i Restaurants GRACIES RESTAURANT 1225 12th Ave. Phone 3-9249 Service Stations MARSCHAK'S Service Station Sixth Ave. at 39th St Phone 2-1683 MACK'S SERVICE STATION 211 S. Lloyd Phone 3-9574 CAPORUSCIO'S ESSO SERYICENTER Jenny's Store J430 Pleasant Valley Blvd.

Phone 3-9589 BLACK'S SERVICE STATION Sixth Ave. and Seventh St. Phone 3-9501 COUNSEL'S SERVICE STATION 5800 Sixth Ave. 8 8 Phone 3-9447 liMM3)l1iaHMMWKIKS 8 Signt 8 BURKET ADVERTISING CORP. 915 Green Phone 2-4285 kMMkM.Mcy Taverns actSCKBVBaiM CAREY'S CAFE 1629 Fourth Ave, Juniata Phone 3-9430 GREENVILLE TAVERN Ashville R.

P. Intersection of Famous Horseshoe Curve Phone 3-9658 wpl f' r- Contractors J. KENNETH FLECK Building Contractor 131 E. Bell Ave. Ph.

3-843'd 5JK5X5S5isssS3a3iS3BS35Jsa52s Convalescent Home TREMMEL CON. HOME Miss Cecelia Lucille Tremmel Supt. 1300 17th Ave. Phone 2-5184 1 MRS. 3IARGARET FITZGERALD 624 Logan Avenue Phone 2-6062 I i vmmmmtammsmmm I Drug Stores siwsaws 8 WALTER I.

LIGHTNER'S DRUG STORE 1200 Eighth Ave. 8 Phone 8 HEUSTON'S PHARMACY 8 414 Main St. Bellwood 92-3401 I TREESE'S DRUG STORE I 306 St 8 a Hollidaysburg 91-243 5 JCSjSfi 2 SSi 5K3 JC3 WiilSB 8 Dry Cleaners 3 NATIONAL CLEANERS D1TRS, INC. I Roy Ken Springer I 611 5th St 1 Phone 3-8731 Dry Cleaners REAL'S CLEANERS 1913 4th Altoona 404 6th Juniata 616 S. Cambria Bellwood 804 N.

Cambria Bellwood 725 4th Juniata TAUBER'S DRY CLEANING CO. MAIN OFFICE 420 East Grant Ave. Phone 2-6022 KEATLEY KNEPPER DRY CLEANERS i Office 1013 Green Ave. Phone 2-5174 Plant, 111 East First St. Phone 6557 Electricians a 1 G.

A. REGER ELECTRIC CO. 1321 Sixth Ave. Phone 2-4472 CHARLIE ADAMS SON Electrical Contractor 809 25th St Phone 3-6498 Floor Coverings I CLYDE H. STILES 1419 fourth St Phone 3-3543 aswjfflaaaww Florists I KARL KUNY GREEN POUSE 933 First Ave.

Phone 8058 I I 8 8 8 I Laundries ALTOONA COAT, APRON TOWEL SUPPLY CO. 807 7th Juniata Phone 9780 SANITARY LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 2709 Oak Avenue Phone 9468 SANITARY LINEN SUPPLY 2706 Oak Avenue Phone $-3632 ALTOONA LAUNDERETTE 1114 16th Street Phone 2-3119 Motor Club BLAIR CO. MOTOR CLUB Penn Alto Phone 9466 Monuments TONY FIORE SON Designers and Buildera in Select Barre Granite 813 17th St Phone 2-4972 Smnurm KENNEDY'S RADIO SUPPLY CO. 1500 Seventh Avenue XllUlIC tfW UO nvmmmimavtmmm CAFE 1629 Fourth Ave, JuniaU Phone 3-9430 Furnaces KALAMAZOO SALES SERVICE 1621 Eleventh Ave. Phone 2-4294 or 2-7712 2 Garages jj D.

W. STOUDNOUR Auto Body A Paint Shop 2418 West 9th Ave. Phone 2-8722 All Work Guaranteed Gift Shop THE GOSPEL BOOK STORE 1205 14th St. Phone 3-0531 Grocery Stores KARL HUBER 1545 Bell Ave. Phone 7993 MIKE MOLLICA SON 608 Eighth Ave.

Phone 3-9829 I ttlUiffiim'MIMII 8 Hotels PENN SOX HOTEL 1901 9th Avenue Phone 3-9238 8 8 8 8 Hygienic company Msntsacs HYGDHNIC SANITATION CO. Commerce Bldg. Penn Lg. Exterminating Organization Phone 9000 3) 8 8 2 1 1 5 THE MINIATURE 506 Garber St Hollidaysburg-Phone 91-9037 a Cnnfrartnre 8 eaii)s3EDsazci3 ALTOONA PIPE 3 8 STEEL SUPPLY CO. itai nmn.

2111 Beale Ave. Phone 6151 ALTOONA ROOFING CO J. J. Smiley 1803 Eighth Ave. Phone 3-1671 8 8.

a SABATHNE'S, INC. 708 Eighth Ave. Phone 9481 ALTOONA WELL PUMP CO. Well Drilling and Electric 8 8 8 8 2 Water Systems 512 Ave. Phone 2-2103 R.

K. MICKEL Floor Sanding 322 Walton Ave. Phone 6259 8 3.