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THE PROGRESS, Clearfield, Curwensville, Philipsburg, Moshannon Valley, Tuesday, July 19, 1960 MGE MINI AUTO McCLOSKEY AUTO GLASS "Most Modern Complete Glass Shop" WE CARRY a complete line of SAFETY GLASS, windshields curved and wrap around including curved back lights. CLEAR SOLEX SUNSHADE Window Glass--Home Commercial and Industrial. Workmanship guaranteed 30 days. Phone Clearfield, POplar 5-3141. USED AUTO PARTS HOOVER AUTO WRECKERS Phone POplar 5-8832 River Road Clearfield 7.15-ev-d-c-(44) ALL TYPE OF TRUCK PARTS Rear ends, Transmissions, Road Ranger, Springs, motors, Tires and Tubes, 1958 and I960 F-SOO Ford Parts.

THE BUCKHORN TRUCK SALVAGE CO. Ashville R.D. 1 Mi. West ol Buckhorn Hotel Phone Windsor 2-4812 7 8-e v-m-tu-w-th-f-c (44) USED PARTS For All Cars SMITTY'S AUTO WRECKING Clearfield POplar 5-6638 Hyde PETS FOR SALE: Pure bred BEAGLE puppies. Reasonable.

Phone Clear Philipsburg Hospital News Monday July 18, 1960 Admissions George H. Bean, Philipsburg Donald Bevendge, Lanse Ruth Black, Coalport Marlene Bocon, Ramey Madeline Bowen, Philipsburg Violet Brumbaugh, Ramey Diane Bryan, Ramey Baby Girl Cowfer, Philipsburg Verneeda English, Hawk Run Dorothy R. Gulbernat, Slate College Albert Johnson, Madera Mark Lauterbock, Philipsburg Doris Lesher, Utahville R. D. Baby Girl Lesher, Ijtahville R.D Paul Peters, Curwensville Mary Quick, Philipsburg Peggy Shotf, Philipsburg Margaret Stine, Philipsburg Von C.

Stirer, LeContes Mills Minnie Test, Curwensville Vicki Wayne, Philipsburg Donald Wiisoncroft, West Decatur Ida Mae Young, La Jose R. D. Discharges Garlando Fuge, Morrisdale Zola Hess, Philipsburg Joanne Howell, Curwensville Bertha Kcphart, Houtzdale Orvis Lewis, Olanta D. Hazel Jenkins, Philipsburg Births Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Lesher, Utahville, Baby Girl, 3:23 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cowfer, Philipsburg R.

Baby Girl, 2'01 a. m. field, POplar 5-3509. FOR SALE: BEAGLE puppies, cub" in Eskimo language) months old pedrigreed, A. K.

C. was ven by the people of Alaska registered. TED STRAND, Lanse. to Flr)ri da Flllmore 5-6134. Monaa PROPERTY WATER WELL DRILLING Short holes, Rotary drilling F.

W. WEBER'S SONS Phone DuBois 1792 MOORE BROTHERS' PLASTERING: Over 50 years reliable service. Phone BUD MOORE. Clearfield. POplar 5-6769.

PENN FURNITURE CO. will do your REMODELING We can do the complete job from cellar to roof. NO MONEY DOWN 5 Years to Pay FARM JOHN DEERE TRACTOR. Also 6 TM f. i County W.

C. T. U. Clearfield Meet At I I I I m-tm Hospital News Mahaffey Wednesday MAHAFFEY The annual Area Deaths U. S.

Is Planning New Underground Nuclear Blasts WASHINGTON (AP)--The Unit- Blood furnished the Clearfield 'county convention of the Woman's I for "Mrs" 'Helen" Greenawalt'Tf' 6 1 St tes lans mal1 Unde Hospital through the Red Cross Christian Temperance Umon willLf Houtzdale who died yesterday, groun explosions and Bloodmobilc program between be held Wednesday in the Mahaf- 1 morning at her home 900 Sue St ssiblv 21 blasts wlth convention- MRS. JOHN GREENAWALT HOUTZDALE A funeral service will be held Thursday morning Jan. 1 nd July 18 totals 346 pints. Pints used Monday: 0. Snack Bar Donor Mrs Fred Leavy.

Helper Mrs. Seeley Buck Cart Mrs. Robert Hess. Television Joyce Singleton. Monday, Julj 18, I960 Admissions Mrs.

William E. Black, Olantai R. D. Baby Boy Black, Olanta R. fey Methodist Church There will Houtzdale.

A Requiem High Mass be morning and afternoon sessions, m. be held at 9 o'clock in the St. beginning at 9 a. m. and 1 p.

m. Lawrence Roman Catholic Church for registrations. 1 with the Rev. Fr. Leonard Kuziora Directors' reports, election of! as celebrant.

Burial will be in the iolficcrs, plans of the state church cemetery. Mrs. Greenawalt, the wife of venhoi. and other business matters will be transacted at the morning session. The Rev.

Rayford Feather of Harrisburg will speak on "Our Culture" at the afternoon meeting. Other highlights include recognition of pastors, installation James Zimmei Hyde of officera white ribbon service, John B. Walker Clearfield, memorial service a roll call Mrs C. Daniel Fry, Clearfield Baby Boy Fry, Clearfield Baby Boy Dale, Clearfield Darlene A. Fauzey, Mineral Springs William E.

Cleartield devotions and installation ficers. Karen L. Woodel, Clearfield Kandy Lou Woodel, Clearfield Pamela Ann Sturniolo, Clearfield Gregg ,1 Swatsworth, Clearfield of state convention committee chairmen. Dinner will fee served at noon by the women of the Methodist Church. The Rev.

Kenneth Burkett of the host church will conduct of of- A 75-pound polar a cubj named Atertak (the name AERIAL VIEW OF TRAIN WRECK This aerial view shows the Mrs. Robert Hoffman, Clearfield Baby Boy Hoffman, Clearfield Joseph A. Sorbera, Clearfield Mrs. Jack Barrett, Curwensville Mrs. Edward C.

Reeve, Clearfield Ralph 0. Biehl, Luthersburg Vincent Ferri, Clearfield Mrs. Ferd Shearer, Grampian Ida M. Stiner, Clearfield Mrs. Ralph Fryer, Vlahaffey Wanda P.

McLaughlin, field Ernest E. Ro.sselli, Clearfield who needs transportation should contact her PO 5-9195. today at Clearfield Clearfield Chiropodist Attends Convention NEW YORK Dr. Robert W. ing of Clearf ield at ended John Greenawalt, was born Feb.

9, 1915, at Houtzdale, a daughter of the late James and Nellie (McHugh) Grey. She was a member of the Catholic Daughters of America and of the Altar Society of the St. Lawrence church. In addition to her husband she is survived by five children, Mary Ellen, Rosalie, Thomas, John and Paul Joseph, all at home. Also surviving are two sisters, Miss Jane Grey, Houtzdale, and Mrs.

Thomas Burke, Youngstown, Ohio. Friends may call at the Greenawalt residence after 7 o'clock to- al explosives during the next two years. The purpose of the explosions --first nuclear tests of any kind by this country since late 1958-is to improve methods of detecting subsurface atomic blasts. The Joint Senate-House Atomic Committee made public Sunday a Defense Department document specifying the number of shots planned. On May 7 President Eisenhower had announced there would be a new series of underground tests.

Tibbens, county night and until the hour of serv- preside. Anyone ice. '-1 national convention of surgical foot specialists held in the Hotel littered wreckage of the Milwaukee Road's Hiawatha passen- Miss L. Cleaver, Clear- i train which was derailed at St. Paul, Monday field R.

Roosevelt July 16-17. Dr. Otto N. Schuster, former ry uc of the Navy Podiatry hitting a semi-trailer truck at the crossing in lower left A1 j3ert P. Coulter, CQrDS a the feat ured sneaker foreground.

The locomotive units and 13 cars left the rails after the collision. The train crew escaped serious injury I Rlchard McKeown, Curwens- Corps, was the featured speaker at the two-day meeting. the truck driver was not hurt, and none of the injured passengers was reported serious. foot bar, mower and Phone Clearfield, POplar 5-6237, aftei 5 7 1 4 7 Lions Club Hears (AP Wirephoto) WANTED: Landscaping jobs to do, lawns to mow, pruning. Phone Clearfield, POplar 5-3143.

LEGAL Gpen House Set Co TM enti TM Report At Kettle Creek Dam Site My 20 Highlights of the recent Lion International Convention at Chicago were reported last night to the Clearfield Lions Club at meeting at the new Goshcn Meth- ville R. D. Discharges Miss Ceha Herr, deal-field Mrs. James Marino, Clearfield Barrv Albert Seiner, Curwensville R. D.

Miss Katherine Patterson, Clearfield Mrs. Milton McDonald, Morrisdale Mrs. William Swatsworth, Curwensville R. D. Ambridge in Hassle Over Parking Meters AMBRIDGE, Pa.

(AP) The city council of Ambridge heard heated arguments Monday night against a proposal to install 613 new parking-meters. One of those protesting a Atty. William Angel He repre- BALTIMORE, Md. An Miss Charlotte L. Lockett, New Dented 65 residents living where 1 house the construction site forlMillport and served by the ladies of the 'Kettle Creek Dam Wednesday, July Charles A.

Hall, Clearfield i20 will sive the general public an Lawrence Green. Exmred. church. 20 will give the general public Lawrence Green, Expired, Hyde most of the proposed new meters are to be placed. Angel said "parking regulations Clearfield delegates to the con- 1 opportunity to witness the progress Mrs.

Gussie J. Morns, Ambridge have not been en- vention who reports in- heavy construction operations. Mrs. Burke Albert, Woodlandl forced and it's a stock joke around -n 1 rn 1 -D 1 1- FOR SALE (OAK-HILL SCHOOL BUILDING), The Karthaus Township School eluded Past District Governor 'Between DO and 60 ciuc leaders R. D.

District will accept sealed bids until 12:00 noon DST for the sale of a one-room building and one- half acre of ground, more or less. FREE PLANNING SERVICE Kitchens and Bathrooms Game Rooms Room Additions Storm Door and Windows Finished Attics, Dormers Apartment Conversions Ceiling, Floor Wall Tile jThe size of the building is 24' 30 Building has practically new composition roof and is equipped "i i. i i Eldon Bloom. President Norman anc members of the Susque-, Mrs. Richard Hemphill, Clear- Bloom, and Oscar Anderson and hanna River Control field R.

D. Dan Snyder Vice President Fred Diehl an- from communities from West Branch I Clearfield to town as to who has the most parking tags Councilmen defended the plan, Louis Hauck, Curwensville claiming the city can use the addi- Mrs. Hobart. Reitmyer, Hyde a i reve nue. They said the of plans "for Sunbury, will be on hand between Baby Girl Reitmyer, Hyde meters were needed to get rid of be and 4 P- the Lions hot dog stand to manned by members of the clu' During the informal get-together, located in Karthaus TownshTp.

Pur- during the 100th annual Clearfiold visitors will have an opportunity chase must be full down payment County Fair Lion Diehl called on to meet and talk to Colonel Stanley either in cash, cashier's or certi- members to assemble at the fair- B. Johnson, the outgoing Army Mrs. David H. Litz, Clearfield Baby Boy Litz, Clearfield (Ask for Mr. McDermitt) PENN FURNITURE CLEARFIELD fied check.

The school board re- Most dynamite is 75 per cent nitroglycerine and 25 per cent all-day free parkers. Council President Floree Aquino adjourned the meeting without taking any action on the protests. He indicated a special council serves the right to accept one or reject all bids. Mark bid "Schoolhouse Bid" and mail to H. G.

Peavy, Secretary, Karthaus, Pa. ground this Saturday at 2 o'clock District Engineer from Baltimore, kieselguhr (the latter an may be called in the near to erect the concession stands. The and his successor, Colonel Warren! early date will afford members an Johnson. Word has been received sediment containing flint'. WILLIAM J.

SHIELDS MORRISDALE Word has been received here of the death of William John Shields, a. native of Morrisdale, at his home in Lehman Township, Luzerne County, Friday, July 8. He was 77. Mr. Shields was born in a 50-year member of the I.

0. 0. F. having first belonged to the Allport Lodge No. 933 and at the time of his death to the Clearfield Lodge No.

198. The Allport lodge merged with the Clearfield lodge in 1952. He is survived by his wife. MRS. ANNA SCHIRRA LAKELAND, Fla.

Funeral mass was said at St. Joseph's Catholic Church Jftly 15, for Mrs. Lawrence J. Schdrra, 60, of Lakeland Fla. Mrs.

Schirra died at. her home after a lengthy illness. Mrs. Schirra, the former Anna Hefleran, was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

James Hefferan, of Edendale, Osceola Mills R. D. She is survived by her husband, Lawrence J. Schirra, and the following sisters and brothers: Mrs. David Reighard, Altoona; Mrs.

Thomas Agan, Philipsburg; William, Edendale; Mrs. Robert Patterson, Coraopolis; Jaines, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Roland Alderman, Lakeland, and Jack of Melbourne, Fla. A brother, Lewis, preceded her in death. Formerly of Coraopolis, Mr.

and Mrs. Schirra moved to Lakeland, Underground Fire Method May Be Used In Recovering Oil WASHINGTON (AP)--The Bureau of Mines siays an underground fire method may be used to make the old Appalachian oil fields yield their estimated two billion barrels oil reserve. The bureau said Sunday the valuable crude oil in the Appalachian region of Pennsylvania, West Virginia, New York, Ohio, and Kentucky, cannot be recovered economically with present methods. Scientists at the bureau's petroleum research laboratory at Morgantown, W. are experimenting with the fire technique.

i The process involves burning a part of tine oil. The heat produced in this operation will thin out tht rest of the oil so that air pumps can drive it to a producing well where it will be drawn to the fur- face. The fire would be started by an electrical device lowered into a well and supported by the air pumped through the well. Bureau Director Marling J. Ankeny szv the nation's recoverable petroleum reserves could be increased substantially if the technique is successfully developed.

Oil production in that area now is mainly by small pumping operations. Ankeny said that about two- thirds of all the petroleum discovered in the United States to date remains underground for lack of an economic production method. Fla. two years ago. Interment was made Lakeland Memorial Gardens.

Rules Are Clarified HARRISBURG (AP)--The Statt Revenue Department said Monday school bus fire extinguishers need not have visible pressure guages. The department previously had included the requirement in a new regulation which takes effect Sept. 1. The new requirement basically stipulates that extinguishers be of a dry type. The 1959 Legislature passed a in thejlaw banning carbon tetrachloridc extinguishers in school buses.

GRAY'S Septic Tank Cleaning West Decatur Phone Dickens 2-1827 Bids opportunity to make any necessary from Harry Ganoe. Secretary- jrepairs or additions to the con-'Treasurer of the that! during the week preceding! Congressman Herman T. Schnee- NOTICE the tati- The concessions will be bell cf the 17th Congressional Dis- for Athletic Equipment initially opened Sunday afternoon, trict, is also expected to attend (football) will be received by the'July 31st West Branch Area School District! Athletic Committee on or before August 1, 1960 for MAUf The Committee of School Di- rec tors reserves the right to reject any item or group of items for Complete FURNACE Installation' which the bid is submitted. Details No job too LARGE an specifications can be secured SMALL! Call for "FREE" Estimate! HOWARD BEISH Phone POplar 5-6840 Clearfield UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY! NO DOWN PAYMENT Carpentry Work, New Roof All Remodeling Jobs WHITE STAR CONSTRUCTION Clearfield POplar 5-5289 7.8-ev-d-cC23-A) IRON RAILINGS For Porches, Steps, Patios OGDEN'S WELDING SERVICE Phone POplar 5-3452 304 Park Ave. Clearfield ROOFING-SIDING Aluminum-Windows-Awnings-Rail ings.

Expert service. FREE estimates. UP to 5 YEARS TO PAY. C. D.

OGDEN at the office of the Supervising Principal, Harry N. Hays Lanse, Pa. Park Opened Near Sunbury HARRISBURG The Common- Some of the work which will be going on during the afternoon includes a major concrete pouring operation on part of the control house gate structure; excavation of material and filling operations for the dam embankment; excavation of rock and dirt for the spillway. Across the creek from the completed portion of the dam, men will be blasting rock and treating wealth's newest State Patk, the rock surface to prepare it as kellamy Lookout, has been opened the left abutment of the dam. for public use.

The 70-acre scenic Large scale drawings of the dam park, ac- and lU earth embankment will be quired for $58,500 by the Depart-1 displayed to help explain the work ment of Forests and Waters on that is being done. June 22, is located just off U. S. 15 between Sunbury and Lewisburg. Adequate parking will be provided and construction personnel NOTICE Sealed bids will be received by the Council of Curwensville Borough until 7 30 P.

M. D. S. August 8, 1960 for the purchase of a new fire truck. Specifications available from Borough Secretary, Rita M.

Lanich. Each proposal should be accompanied by a certified check in the "amount of of bid made payable to the treasurer of the Council of Curwensville Borough, i purchase price included most of The Council reserves the basic facilities needed for a to reject any or all park in addition to 70 of the most tormal rcic 1 RITA M. LANICH, Secretary, scenic acres in the Common- or ceremomes Visitors are advis- Curwensville Borough. wealth." ADMINISTRATRIX CTA In addiLion to the land wc nf McDO-! bo ht 12 lcnic tables, two con- Commenting on the new tract, will act as guides and comment- Secretary of Forests and Waters ators to show and explain var ious Maurice K. Goddatd said that "the features of the work to visitors.

Dro2 wfll be nc TM no 101 N. 2nd Estate of JUSTICE P. MCDOWELL, late of Clearfield Borough, no Deceased; Clfd. PO 5-4333 Letters of Adminstration having been granted to undersigned having claims or demands A I SIDING 'are requested to make known the c- 'same and all persons indebted, to "IL 0 1 payment to KATHRYN Me- ed to dress casually since they will be in a work area which is not conducne to new hals and shined shoes. Hello, World! Mr.

and Mrs. William Black of and mechanics. SH'ng. Installed by expert 'owELL, 204 Vest Market Street. anics.

5 years to pay! irt Ppnnsvlvnnin Admin- ECONOMY ROOFING SIDING CO. Howard Beish Cecil Beish POplar 5-6840 POplar 5-9884 CLEARFIELD 7.7-ev- Clearfield, Pennsylvania, Admin- istratrix CTA. CLIFFORD A. JOHNSTON, Attorney, Philipsburg, Pa 7 12-19-26-b WATER WELL DRILLING Phone J. V.

CRYSTER DuBois 2298 NOTICE 'notice. Sealed bids ill be received A Board of School Directors of 'the school district of Grampian Borough at the Penn-Grampian Elementary Building at 7 30 M. August 1, 1960 for the cession stands, sanitary facilities plus one new sanitary installation built by the former owners according to our specifications, paved I roads, power lines and a supply," Goddard added. He stated, however, that camp- ir ana rs TM iacit ing facilities at the park, whlch Olanta are the parents of a 7-pound overlooks the junction of the North! 8 01111 son born Monday July 8 and West Branches of the Susque-' 8 hanna River opposite Sunbury a i Northumberland, are not up to state standards and will not be opened to the public until further, a 1S the former Barbara Howell. IRON RAILINGS COLUMNS Cham-Link-fence.

All Aluminum and steel carports. $275 completely ir tailed, 36 months to pay. Call W. J. K.

JOHNSTON. Clearfield, POplar 5-4142, POplar 5-3533 school building and lot situate in Borough of Grampian, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, described as follows; On the East by Sixth Street; On the West by Seventh Street; On the North by Park Avenue: On South by Helen and Edith Anderson; Mr and Mrs Daniel Fry of Clearfield a the parents of an 8-pound 9-ounce son born Monday, July 18, a' 6 19 p. m. in the Clear- lield Hospital. Mrs.

Fry is the former Sonja Pearson. anc A son weighing 6 pounds 9 1 2 anc ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs E'aciTb'id shall be accompanied iter Kennedys Osceola Mills Residents Make Western Trip OSCEOLA MILLS Mr. Mrs. Lester Kennedy Sr.

daughter, Vanetta. Mrs Ardell Barnes Dale Kennedy and children of Osceola I July 1S) at 12:2 4 in the Mills recently returned from clearfleld Hospital Da is 2900-mile motor trip to the West. the Joyce They visited with the Robert Kennedy family at Lyons, Kansas Mr. Kennedy is a son of the Les- 1 Mr and Mrs. Robert N.

Hines of Bellefonte are the parents of a i i i by NO DOWN PAYMENT for "bid, payable group'm KanVa's'lncludcd'the Juan erly bor Fr iday 150 FINANCING the order of the Secretary ot DePadilIa dedicated to Hincs is he tormer Conme modeling. Roofing, Siding, Grampian Borough School Dis-, the chri ian a Rollej of Kailnaus. try Work. Clfd. POplar 5-7531.

trict No bid may be withdrawn th(; Pawnee Rock and WADE COWDER, Construction for five (5) days schemiiea stgte monumcnt used by thc A sen weighing 5 pounds 15 closing for receipt ot bias. Balance digns station ror a i ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fort Larned established in'Robert Hoffman ot Clearfield Mon- Boot Hill at Dodge i a July 18, at 10 12 p. m.

in the closing for receipt of bids. Balance of purchase price to be paid on WORK OF ALL KINDS'delivery of deed. a ht'1859 Euilt up roofs slate repair our! The Board reserves her hand-dug well and'Clearfield Hospital. Mrs. a specialty.

Chimney pointing accept or rejeci any ana an repairs A work guaranteed. ibids and waive any informamy. RAY COOPER Wilson Avenue DuBois Phone 1639 collect 7.8-ev-d-c(23-A) i largest pallasile melonte on the tamer Lorraine Vore. "MRS!" -BEATRICE CURRIER, Secretary Grampian Borough School District Grampian, Pennsylvania. 7 5-12-19-b Adelaide in South Australia is play at Greer.sburg, Kans.

They toured the Ozark Mountains of Missouri in the by a "green belt" of nell Dam and Osage Beach area. 1,770 acres of parklands. I DUE TO CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES OUR MONTGOMERY WATER SUPPLY WILL BE SHUT Wednesday, July 20th, 1960 From 7:00 A. M. to Approximately 3:00 P.

M. THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS MAY BE WITHOUT WATERi Hillsdale Bigler Road Fletcherville Country Club Hills Country Club Vicinity Kurbro-Goldenrod Farms Other Sections of Town Will Hove Discolored Water CLEARFIELD MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY.