Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 14

ALTOONA TRIBUNE, Monday, November 3, 1947 Funeral Notices Will Be Found On Classified Page OBITUARIES OBITUARIES JOHN BLACK John Black, 96, Duncannon's oldest resident and a former elder of the First Presbyterian church, Altoona, died at a Harrisburg hospital Friday morning injuries received in a fall at his home, 423 North High street, Duncannon. Mr. Black was a retired employe of the Pennsylvania railroad motive power department in Altoona with 35 years service. During his railroad career he lived in Altoona and took an active part in church affairs. He moved to Duncannon about 25 years ago following his retirement.

Mr. Black was a member of the Duncannon Presbyterian church. Surviving are two nephews, Chester Parson, Altoona; and Charles A. Black, Harrisburg; and two nieces, Miss Edna Black, Asbury, N. and Grace E.

Hamilton, Chicago, Ill. Friends may call at the Duncannon funeral home this evening. ALICE C. (MATHEWS) JANKER Alice C. (Mathews) Janker, 819 East Walton avenue, died after an extended illness at the Fitzgerald Nursing home at 12:15 o'clock Saturday morning.

She was born in Philadelphia Jan. 3, 1903, the daughter of the late James and Rebecca (Kaylor) Mathews. Surviving are her husband, Joseph George Janker, one brother, Joseph Mathews; one SISter, Mrs. Marie Eger; four nephews and one niece. Mrs.

Janker was a member of St. Mary's Catholic church. Friends are being received at the A. Stevens mortuary. QUICK SERVICE Cleaning Pressing Suits Pressed While You Wait One Day Service In Cleaning Hats Cleaned and Blocked Prices Reasonable Adams Cleaning and Pressing 1215 Eleventh St.

ELIZABETH MANSFIELD Elizabeth Mansfield, widow of Henry Mansfield, Ashville, died yesterday morning at 5:10 o'clock the Mercy hospital, She Was born July 28, 1898, at Cresson, the daughter of Charles and Louise (Davis) Smith. Surviving are sons, James, Jack and Don, of fours, Ashville; and Paul, stationed in Panama with the army; two ters, Florence Smith, Detroit, and Mrs. Madeline Allyson. New York: and two brothers. Joseph Paul Smith, Cresson.

Philadelphia; Friends will be received at the home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. SALLY LYNN McCRACKEN Sally Lynn McCracken, daughter of John B. and Romane L. (Wagner) McCracken, 200 East Fifth avenue, died Saturday at Altoona hospital where she was born Friday.

Surviving are the parents and the following sisters and brother: Leota, Carole, and John, Jr. Burial will be this morning in Al burial park. Flowers For All Occasions IMPERIAL FLOWER SHOP ABC Lists Speaker For Armistice Day Robert E. Clarke, program chairman, announces that Wil liam Robert Fuoss of Tyrone, vice-chairman for national defense with the Pennsylvania department of the American Legion, will deliver the Armistice -INSURED SAVINGS with any amount. Open an account Save as much as you want when- Rate, Paid want.

6-30-47 ever you Accounts insured up to $5,000. L. G. Runk Federal Savings Loan Ass'n 1100 Eleventh Altoona Dine and Dance Nightly at the ORIENTAL BALL ROOM Italian Foods, Sea Foods and French Fries a specialty. PRICES REASONABLE Enjoy the COOL, COMFORTABLE surroundings.

Catering to banquets. parties weddings. Phone Gallitzin 484 Free Dancing every Wednesday and Friday to Chad Tate and his melody Lane orchestra. WEEK-END DANCING MEALS SERVED 4 TILL EVERY EVENING ANY AMERICAN LEGION HOME ASSOCIATION CARDS HONORED Rev. Eugene Evans Is Rally Speaker Rev.

Eugene Evans, Fuoss Mills, chose for his text the Youth for Christ rally at the First Baptist church Saturday evening the Little Bible, John 3:16, "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Day address to the American Business club, in the Oneida room of the Penn Alto hotel. Altoona, Tuesday, Nov. 11, at the noon hour. Long identified with the American Legion, the speaker has appeared, in Altoona many times years and is known throughout the state by reason of many public addresses treating of defense and Americanism. MOVING CALL LOOMIS 25289 FOR SALE 2 BARBER CHAIRS 2 CHAIR WALL CASE 4 WAITING CHAIRS INQ.

818 SIXTH AVE. After 6 P. M. Phone 3-4969 SHOES PROPERLY REPAIRED REASONABLE PRICES Service While You Wait Open Mon. Evenings 'Til 8:30 Joe's Shoe Shop 1104 12th St.

Phone 2-2060 Where All Work Is Guaranteed FOR SALE Car Flooring Car Siding Kindling Wood Service Wrecking Salvage Co. 325 Bellwood Ave. Phone 2-6212 COOK WANTED Valley Home Hotel 601 Eighth Ave. Apply in Person No Phone Calls RE-ELECT Forrest L. Bartholomew AS COUNTY COMMISSIONER ON HIS RECORD Commissioner in Charge of Accounts and Finances County debt free for first time in half century notwithstanding rising costs one of the lowest tax rates in the state on a low property assessment -all without sacrificing any services and still maintaining fair compensation for all county employees.

D. G. PUDERBAUGH CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR Solicits Your Vote on These Qualifications: Born and raised in Altoona. Married, Property Owner, Resident of Third Ward. Architect since 1912.

Personal knowledge of Altoona's expansion and present day needs. Supervising Engineer for U. S. Government from 1935 to. 1938.

Enlisted in USPSR in World War I. Applied for duty U.S. Army in World War II at age 52. Chief Inheritance Tax Appraiser for Blair County; Veterans' Housing Expediter for World War II Veterans. Advocates a Progressive Altoona.

Honest, Trustworthy and Reliable Vote for D. G. Puderbaugh for Mayor Son that whosoever believeth on Him should not perish but have everlasting life." Clarence Betts, Jackson, each evening at the anniversary who, with his wife, is appearing services in the Calvary Baptist church, brought to the rally a few of his truckload of musical instruments and entertained. He played a large marimba, a musical saw, sleigh bells and cow TUNE IN Thompson Radio Station WRTA TODAY-5 P.M. HEAR Attorney John Myers In Behalf of COUNTY COMMISSIONER FORREST "Bart" BARTHOLOMEW BARTHOLOMEW John Ratzesberger Candidate for City Council Your vote and influence will be Appreciated.

J. LESTER LAUGHLIN for MAYOR Well Qualified Cooperative and Progressive Wanted Women and Girls To Work In Owens Illinois Glass Co. Bridgeton, New Jersey Age Preference 18-35 Good Working Conditions Expenses paid by company to destination. Company will pay first 4 weeks' room rent and first 2 weeks' board. Fine food service.

Excellent Recreational Facilities Representative will interview applicants NOVEMBER 3rd, 5th, 6th, 7th Pennsylvania State Employment Service Altoona, Pa. 1109 Sixteenth St. bells and an electric guitar. Lester Hirst sang a solo and Bob Leidy led the congregational singing. Paul Apple, new rally, president, was chairman, and the prayers were by Dr.

Carey S. WANTED! STEEL WORKERS No Experience Necessary AGES 18 TO 60 Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation Mid-West Plant TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED LIVING QUARTERS AVAILABLE MIMIMUM PER HOUR SEE OUR REPRESENTATIVE AT PENNSYLVANIA STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICE 1109 SIXTEENTH STREET ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY NOVEMBER 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Thomas and Bob Lytle, rally leave Friday for Shanghai, China, vice president. mission field, expecting to be The guest speaker and his wife stationed in the Tibet province. Reduced In Price Machine and Machineless PERMANENTS for limited time only--because of surplus stock $10.00 Waves Now $7.50 Complete 8.50 Waves Now 6.50 Complete 6.50 Waves Now 4.50 Complete 7.50 Waves Now 5.50 Complete Adele Allen Beauty Salon 1308 11th St. Phone 2-7125 Now! More Than Ever Vote Straight Republican TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT JOHN S.

FINE DISTRICT ATTORNEY MAYOR J. CALVIN LANG, JR. J. LESTER LAUGHLIN COUNTY TREASURER CITY TREASURER CORRELL C. GRESSLEY RICHARD P.

BARRY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CITY COUNCIL MILTON S. EMEIGH GUY Z. PEARCE S. BOLGER HENRY L. SELWITZ HERBERT REGISTRAR OF WILLS and RECORDER OF DEEDS CORONER THOMAS G.

PEOPLES DANIEL M. REPLOGLE COUNTY CONTROLLER SURVEYOR CARL D. BUTLER JOHN T. FUNK, JR. SCHOOL DIRECTOR (SIX YEAR TERM) WILLIAM F.

LEHMANN LEONARD N. RAY JAMES K. McNEAL, JR. TO VOTE A STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN TICKET PUT YOUR AT TOP OF BALLOT. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES ARE ON THE FIRST COLUMN TO LEFT ON YOUR BALLOT DON'T LOSE YOUR VOTE MARK YOUR BALLOT ONLY AS INSTRUCTED INDICATE YOUR CHOICE BY USING AN 'X' ONLY DO NOT USE A PEN.

USE PENCIL PROVIDED. IF YOUR BALLOT IS MARKED WITH ANYTHING BUT AN YOUR VOTE WILL BE DISQUALIFIED. P. A. PATTERSON, CHAIRMAN, BLAIR COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE..