Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 7

Bell Telephone 81S1 ALTOONA TRIBUNE THE NEWSPAPER THAT COVERS CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA -FRIDAY, SEPT. 25. United Telephone 112 PAGE SEVEN BAND CONCERTS TO TYRONE enough to pass the word along so tat a ccupl. hundred persons at least may be gathered to consider a plan of oigwnization. White spun Angora td be introduced into this country by a French firm.

WHO SPENT LITTLE CASH BE GIVEN TONIGHT FAREWELL IS SAID Friday, Henry and Rotj "Wc rner, There will be a meeting in the Bald Eagle M. E. church Sunday, September 27, at 2.30 o'clock p. m. of all those who are interested in taking better care of the cemetery at present and provide If possible, a plan to give the needed attention in the distant future.

The neglected graves now speak loudly to those living as to what will happen when our friends or nearest relatives have passed on. The, method will be explained in detail at this meeting. It is hoped all who read this notice will be kind Gable-Tribune Station Will Expense Accounts Filed By TO BALD EAGLE BALD EAGLE, Sept. 24. At the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert L. Woomer a very nice birthday party was held on Saturday evening in honor of Ralph and Fred L. Friday' birthdays, which falls on the same day but not the same year. Ralph was 20 and Fred 18 years.

Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Friday and son Oliver, Mr.

and Mrs. Giy Hos-band and son Forest, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Ulrich and daughter Gladys, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Friday and daughter Dorothy, Mr.

and Mrs. I. F. AVoomer and son Malcolm, Clara and Bernice Irwin, Gertrude, Paul and Robert Hollobaugh, Isabel and Eve Sharer, CuticuraSoap Broadcast From Logan House Lawn Pur a and wnoiesome Keeps The Skin Od Several Who Got Off Easily Joseph F. Filtz, burgess of Holll-dayburg, who is a candidate for reelection and won the nomination on the Republican, Democratic and Labor tickets after a hot contest, ini which he and another can LAST PARK OFFERING TO BE GIVEN SUNDAY Station Will Be In Hands of didate, Ashton Gardner, ran neck and neck the outcome only being System Committee This Afternoon ent Order of Odd Fellowa, journeyed by automobile from the local lodge rooms last to the home of Salomon G.

Wertz in Sinking Valley, where the lodge members were delightfully entertained by Mr. Wertz and 'his family. Unquestionably, the Odd Fellows had a wonderful time, as Mr. Wertz and wife have established a most enviable reputation as host and hostess. W1U Play At Eockirlew The Tyrone Kiwanis baseball team will journey over to Rockview thla afternoon to play the penitentiary baseball team In the Rockview grounds: Undoubtedly, the local club expects to come home intact, but the personnel of the team Is to be commended tor their endeavors In securing permiesion to play at Rock-view.

All members will meet' at the Y. M. C. A. not later than 2 o'clock.

The game Is scheduled for 4 o'clock. General Sews Notes The local chapter of the W. C. T. U.

will meet this evening at the home of the President on Eighth Street. A large attendance is desired as business of Importance and Interest to each member will be gone into. Mrs. Florence Homesteine is seriously ill at the home of her father, C. W.

Burket. on West 21st Street. "The many friends of the venerable Lorenzo Baughman, for many years a resident of East Tyrone, are sorry to learn of his serious Illness at the home of his son Miles Baughman at ay-ived at by the official count, filed his expense account on all three tickets yesterday, declaring that his The special, broadcast Sunday artr expense did not exceed fifty dollars. Harriet, Maude and Chaney Reese, Nancy White, Charlotte Frank, Samuel Mayhue, Grant McCloskey, Robert and Derwood Eckles, Carl Welch, Elmer Gardner, A. Catherine Caroline, Katharine, Ralph and Fred Several other candidates filed their ernoon of the Lakemont Park mis Success Comes More Readily jj to the Well Dressed Man.

To Be Well Dressed At All accounts yesterday, all swearing they United Brethren Congregation Loath to Part Clergyman At the First United Brethren church last evening, a large number of the members of the church, together with friends and several members of the Tyrone Ministerium tendered Rev. C. W. Wlney and family a farewell reception. Rev.

Wlney having been assigned to the Second Avenue Brethren church at Johnstown by recent conference. Throughout the evening the many friends expressed their sorrow in the family leaving Tyrone. Rev. Winey, during his two years pastorate here, has won a host of friends. In addition to his duties as pastor.

Rev. Wlney was president of the Tyrone ministerium, where his advice and counsel met with approval at all times. Rev. John P. Watson, of Altoona, has beerr assigned to the local church and will preach at both services on Sunday.

did not spend over fifty dollars. sonbaugh, at Pit cairn yesterday. October; 6th, 1925 Is the day being looked forward to by Y. M. C.

A. gymnasium enthusiasts as this la the first day of class to be conducted by the new, physical director, W. C. Parsons. Full schedule of elapses will be announced in a few days.

George D. Wands, of Logan Avenue, spent yesterday in Clearfield on business. Quite a number of Tyrone Shrlners attended Jaffa Temple in Altoona yesterday where a large class was Initiated- Mrs. Ida Goheen. of Logan Avenue, spending a season visiting among friends in Florida," She was accompanied by her son Paul M.

Goheen. Mies Jane R. Sausser, of East Tenth street, is spending a few weeks vacation in Philadelphia, Washington and New York City. All persona having friends or relatives buried in the Bald Eagle cemetery are reminded of the meeting to be 4ield in the Bald Eagle church on Sunday afternoon, October 27th, at 2.30 o'clock. M'INTYRE AND HEATH WILL OFFER SOMETHING NEW With the advent of the Mclntyre and Heath farewell Tour at the Mlshler, Tuesday night, Sept.

29 an Interesting feature of the diversified entertainment is the presentation in a tabloid form of Shakespeare's greatest romance, "Othello." In direct opposition to review or vaudeville procedure, Dan Quinlan, the producer for Mclntyre and Heath feels that a novelty of- paramount value has been reached in this offering. In searching the field of amusements for a novelty of highest merit and interest, something to uphold-a dignified position on such a program as he is offering, he chanced upon Louis Leon Hall, perhaps one of America's most versatile actors, who in his carrer has shared honors with the greatest tragedians of today. Mr. Quinlan feels that the few minutes of real and artistic drama to be presented In this authoritive version will appeal not only to the amusement seeker in general, but" of worthy consideration of the classic student. They are, John P.

Moran, Altoona, sion and the Duncansville band will take place at 2.30. The Duncansville band has prepared quite an elaborate program of sacred music and the Jury Commissioner, E. C. Davis, Alderman- of the Twelfth Ward, and C. Meade Applebaugh, alderman of (ADVERTISEMENT) the Second ward, Altoona.

H. V. Webb, Duncansville, tax col church officials have secured the services of a prominent quartet and Times One Must Have His fj lector. Joseph M. Davis, Eldorado, Justice several vocalists that will tend to make the religious services for' the of the Peace.

AUDITOR GENERAL MARTIN afternoon that closes the broadcasting season from Lakemont park most Interesting to all. This will STOPS OFF IN CITY After spending Wednesday night I Clothes Cleaned Often. Send Them to Us We Arc Cleaners make the one hundred and thirteenth broadcast from Lakemont park, and while Lakemont park Is closed for in Altoona, General Edward Martin, Auditor General of the Pennsylvania railroad, left yesterday morning at Kills Pesky Bed-Bugs P. D. Q.

Jost think, a 85c box of P. D. Q. (Pesky Devils Quietus), makes a quart, enough to kill a million bed bugs, roaches, fleas or moths and future generations hy killing 'the erf and does not Injure thi Liquid fire to the bedbugs is what P. D.

Q. is like, bedbugs stand as good a chance as a snowball in a jjustly famed heat resort. Patent spout free in every package of P. D. to enable you to kill them and eggs in the cracks.

P. D. Q. can also be purchased in sealed bottles, strength, liquid form. Sold bd J.

E. Black Drug Co. and other leading druggists. 10 o'clock for Cresson, where he win broadcasting for the year the Uncle Walt club will use the park for some fall games late in October and early In November. The next broadcast from Lakemont park will be on May Will Play Series Now that the winners have been decided upon in the American and National baseball leagues, arrange, ments are already being "made for the world's series games in Tyrone.

Each year Tyrone has been greatly favored by the p. R. R. Y. M.

C. A. staging the games complete on the electrical scoreboard. 'This year the games will be received bv radio. inspect the sanatorium, while he Is the guest of Dr.

Thomas H. A. Sites, medical director of the Pennsylvania state sanatorium for tuberculosis. Office and Plant: 611 Fifth Street, Altoona 29, 1926. Today's program will be the reg Osceola Mills.

L. F. Calderwood, Mrs. J. Lan-nen and George W.

Calderwood and wife, of Madison Avenue, have returned home, having been called to Pittsburg on -account' of the death of Mr. Calderwood's and Mrs. JL3-nen's brother, William H. Calderwood. L.

W. Stonebraker is making quite an Improvement to his property, on West Eighteenth Street by painting and grading. Mrs. George Burley, Mrs. Emma Morrison, Mrs.

Phil Hagg and Mies Ann Morrison attended the funeral of Mrs. Morrison's sister, Mrs. John. General Martin also intends to inspect the national guard armory on Howard ular noon program from the crystal avenue before he returns to studio, and at 3 o'clock the station making the plays more rapid and complete. will be turned over to the committee in charsre of the broadcast for the General Martin regularly visits the various state institutions, but his Phone 2-1794 We Employ Only Expert Cleaners and Dyers Pennsylvania railroad system meet.

Odd Fellow Entertained A larsra number nf ttm mamher. trips are made very quietly, with no advance notice of his arrival. While While no program has been submitted as yet for the afternoon there of Tyrone Lodee No. 152, Independ he was at the hotel General Martin was visited by Congressman J. may possibly be some entertainment Banks Kurtz and William H.

Orr, between 3 and 8 o'clock in the eve chairman of the Republican county committee. The Gable-Tribune station will for the first time broadcast from the The William uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiui Gable Company Logan house park this evening at WIX-A-CHUM CLASS The September business and social o'clock a special broadcast when the Altoona City band and other musical organizations will be picked up and meeting of the Fifth Avenue Metho Imperial Dyel dist Episcopal Win-a-Chum Sunday OPENING 8:30 A. M. CLOSING 5:30 P. M.

STORE NEWS FOR SEPTEMBER 25, 1S25 school class will be held at the church sent Into the air. Test were com INCORPORATED this evening at o'clock. pleted yesterday afternoon and lines shown to be in a perfect condition for CLEANERS DYERS the events of Saturday, which open at 9 o'clock In the morning and continue throughout the day. The following is a program of this nvtninc's broadcast. bsrinnine at o'clock.

The Kiltie band will broad cast from the arcade of the William F. Gable Company store. Special po lice arrangements have made to prevent any parking within fifty feet Office, 1321 11th Ave. Plant, 1511 13th St. Makes Special I I Announcement mmt mm Having recently installed several thousand dollars 5 worth of new Dry Cleaning machinery and a new Efficiency 5 System, we are enabled to lower our prices on Men's Suits, 5 Top Coats and Overcoats.

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Special To Day for Boys $7.50 Fall Coats Strictly Wool, Real Values, All New Styles, Sizes 2Vz to 8. of the marquee of the store. Altoona City band; Miss Virginia Weaver, vocal solo; Altoona City band; Clifford Itobson, vocal solo: Altoona City band; Mrs. Elsie Rogers, vocal solo; Kilty band; Master Andrew Moore, vocal solo: Altoona City band; Miss Annie Whippo and William "Whippo, piano duet; Altoona Works choir. Pennsylvania's champion broadcaster, H.

W. Buse of Ridley Park, visits the studio this evening. He is going over the country telling of the great things that are to be expected for those who go to Philadelphia next year when the sesqul-centennlal is celebrated. Mr. Buse is no stranger to the Altoona folks, either to the visible or the Invisible audience.

During the war he was one of the best speakers the government had on their list and for the last several years he has been talking from the radio stations on the training camp Idea. ALLEGED KLAN RIOTERS ARE FREED IN COURT DEXHAM. Sept. 24. (A.

A jury In Norfolk Superior court today acquitted Leroy R. Hall and Perley Libby, of Sudbury, who had appealed from a district court conviction for being found in possession of a dangerous weapon. They were arrested by state police after a battle between Ku Klux KUn sympathizers and opponents at Westwood, Aug. 2. An army revolver was found in the machine they were occupying.

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At least one of the packages of registered mall that comprised the loot seized at the Union stauon here early yesterday has a valuation of $50,000, Postomce Inspector George Pate admitted today. He declined to disclose the source. of. his information but added that the value of the other packages might run equally as high. NEW BRIDGE LAMPS NEW FLOOR LAMPS 1224 Uth Ave.

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