The Progress from Clearfield, Pennsylvania • Page 3

THE PROGRESS, Clearfield, Curwensville, Philipsburg, Friday, Jan. 23, 1959 PAGE THREE General Contract Work Ashley Rishel's Sons Arthur RlsheJ Cecil Rlshcl TELEPHONE PO 5-4262 FOB QUALITY MERCHANDISE At Lowest Prices -It Will Pay Von to Shop EUREKA STORE BOUTZDALE TOYS FOR EVERY A I FAY'S TOY SHOP N. Srd St. Ph. PO 5-4921 Clear-field DAISHER CMC GARAGE Auto Electric Service CARBrRETORS MAGNETOS GENERATORS STARTERS S3S Leavy Aye.

Phone PO 5-9S91 SHOP SAVE AT CLOVIER. FARM STORES live Better Electrically" CLEARFIELD, ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, Inc. Fere at Cold Stream Causes Slight Damage PHILIPSBURG A fire believ ed caused by a short in a neon sign at the William Giistafson prop erty near Cold Stream, Philips burg, caused minor damage to one corner of the establishment Wed nesday night a' about 11:20 o'clock The fire was discovered by Sgt Victor Fleck, borough policeman who was on patrol at the time. He immediately sent in the fire alarm and notified the owner of the prop erty. Fire Chief Richard Fry said damage was only slight.

Stop to rest when you become sleepy. You can help prevent drowsiness by always driving with window open. Store Hours Dally 9 to Except Wed. 9 to 12. Frt 9 to 9 A Department Store BOUTZDALE For Loans to Repair and Modernize at Low Interest Curwensville State Bank State Street Ph.

510 Curwensvllle OW.Towc Road LEWIS DEMI SONS American Standard Automatic Oil Beating Equipment Residential Commercial 24 Hour Service Free Estimates 208 N. 3rd dearfield Ph. PO 5-9862 bought before the boom! Mister, If you buy that house today, you are buying before the boom. After a long lull, the building industry is rolling prices of everything are going up. The house you buy for $16,000 now may easily be -worth $18,500 in three years; $25,000 before the mortgage is paid off.

Right now values are the best in years and financing is easier. Improved designs, advances in building materials and modern appliances give you more house for your money. See us now for the home that's just right for your family, just right for your budget. Join the smart people who build or buy before the boom. CLEARFIELD CONSTRUCTION CO.

Country Club Hilis Phone 5-7771 CLEAEFIELD Two New Committee Chairmen Are Named By Woodland Lions WOODLAND Two new com mittee chairmen were named at a meeting of the Woodland Lions Ciub Monday at the Woodland School. The) arc William McCullough who will head the Civic Improve mcnt Committee and Donald Lans in charge of the Membership Committee. In other actions, the club voted to donate $25 to the March ot Dimes and made initial plans to hold a pancake and sausage supper sometime in February. Preceding the business session, a dinner was served to the club at the Woodland Methodist Church by ladies of the church. Members stood in silence at the start of the dinner in memory of Lion-Newton Barger Jr.

who died last week. Two Cars Damaged In Philipsburg Mishap PHILIPSB'IRG Cars driven Dy Charlotte Hollabaugh of Mor.risdale R. D. and Margaret J. Kadash, Philipsburg, were slightly damaged Wed lesday at m.

in a minor collision on Presqueisle street. The mishap occurred when the Hollabaugh car tried to pass the Kadash auto on the right as the latter was stopped for still another car that was preparing to make a left turn, according to Policeman Willard Decker. IT PAYS TO CROSS THE TRACKS TO SANDY'S ACTO FIRE LIFE State Farm Insurance Companies Clyde N. Bartley AGENT 2nd and Cherry Sis, Clearfield Phonr PO 5-4481 WOOLRIDGE SUPPOSE YOU HflD INSURANCE 26S.SECOND TEl.5-4471 Thompson Buck FIRESTONE PHILCO DEALER Open Man. Frl.

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Phone PO 5-7851 FOR EVERT OCCASION We Deliver! UNDERCOFFER Florist PHONE PO 5-3848 Dr. Charles S. Hendricks Elected Potentate of Jaffa Shrine, Altoona ALTOONA Dr. Charles S. Hendricks, 11-known Altoona physician and retired Army brigadier general, was 1 elected illustrious potpntate of Jaffa Temple, Arcienf Arabic Order of Nobles of UIP Mystic Shrine, at the annual meeting Thursday night at Jaffa Mosque.

Ho succeeds State Sen. Arthur E. Kromer of Punxsutawney. Dr. Hendricks was advanced from the office of chief rabban.

Others elected include: Chief rabban, William P. Campbell i'f Centre Hall; assistant rab- ban, Joseph B. Novak of Lewistown; high priest and prophet, Raymond A. Long of Altoona; recorder, A. Jesse Nicodcmus, and treasurer, Donald France, both of Altoona.

Named by Illustrious Potentate Hendricks to the appointive divan First ceremonial master, Paul T. Winter of Altoona; second ceremonial master, Donald H. of Brodrtvay; marshal, Robert T. Bragonier; director, Robert H. Nelson; captain of the guard, Holmes M.

Nale, and outer guard, Donald W. Sandrus, all of Altoona. Reappointed program directors were James F. Saleme and John (Jack) Mitchell. Chairmanship ap-.

pointments include: Anvisement committee, Donald E. France; entertainment, Robert A. Clifford, a publicity, Charles F. Rothrock. A native of Bolivar, Westmoreland County, Dr.

Hendricks was graduated from Bolivar i School and Bolivar Academy, where he was active in sports. He continued his education at Allegheny College, Meadville, where he was an outstanding athlete and was graduated from the'University of Pittsburgh in 1915 with an M.D. degree. Dr. Hendricks, who specializes in gynecology and obstetrics, is actively engaged as associate in gynecology and obstetrics at Mercy Hospital, Altoona.

The new Potentate served ac- tn ely in the Pennsylvania National Guard from 1912 until 1948, through all grades from private to brigadier general, in the medical corps. Following service of 18 months in the-Mexican border campaign in 19-6 and 1917 as a first lieutenant and assistant surgeon in the 18th Infantry, he continued on active duty for three in World War as major surgeon of the lllth Iifantry 28th Division. Dr. Hendricks' service during World War II totaled five and one-half years. For 18 months he commanded 103rd Medical Regiment and was division sur; on for the 28th Division with rani- of colonel.

For four yi ars he served as post surgeon at Camp Atterbury, Ind. Here he HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Actor Ty- Power's widow, Deborah, birth to a son Thursday-- wo months, seven days 'after Power died of a heart attack while making a movie in Madrid Mrs. Power and the actor were married in Tunica, last May She was Power's third wife. He lad two daughters by actress -iinda Christian, Franccsca, 7, and Taryn, 5. His firtt wife was Annabella, French actress.

Mrs. Power's baby, born at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, weighed Ivc pounds, 12 ounces. He was named Tyrone. commanded the entire medical section of the 65.000-troop camp a the surrounding area. This included a station hos P'lal.

He is a member of Acacia Lodge 355, F. and A.M., Blairsville, with life membership since 1941; a life member of the consistory, Valley Williamsport, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rile; the Valley of Altoona, Scottish Rile; Mountain Ommandery 10, Knights Templar, and the Altoona Square and Com pass Club. A member of Jaffa Shrine Tem- for 40 years, Dr. Hendricks has served on many committees and in various offices. He was a member of the Arab Paitrol for 3S years, serving as captain; a mem- be' of the Legion of Honor and ar organizer and member for sev era' years of Jaffa Chanters.

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He was making $14,600 when left the bureau. HARRISBURG (AP) A. Allen Sulcowe, 52, who has been acting revenue secretary for the past two years, returns today to his old job as executive director of the State Employment Security Bureau. Gov. Lawrence made the appointment Thursday, effective to- DISTRIBUTOR FOB A BEARD'S Woodland Road Clearfield WANTED Prior Servicemen earn from $300 to $600 a year extra, according l.o your discharge rank.

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112 North 3rd St. PO 5-5712 CLEARFIELD Future, Unlimited Accelerated progress gives man no limit on the scope of Ms achievements. on SAVINGS ACCOUNTS We Invite. You To Move Forward Into This Era, We are moving forward at unprecedented speed into an era that knows no bounds. Man's limit on the will to go forward and beyond, is his decision to make.

Man has progressed far since the covered wagon, because of his ability to see to the future. Why don't you start planning NOW for your future? I A I A BANK of Philipsburg COME TO LEITZINCERS FOR REAL BARGAINS AND SEE THE CHANGES BEING OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT SATURDAY 9:30 to And New low Prices On COATS Coats Formerly To $37.98 Coats Formerly Tp $49.98 Coats Formerly To $69.98 Group Coats To $120.00 Now 24 29 39 59 LADIES' ROBES Entire Stock On Sale and I Were 5.98 to 17.98 3 7 GREEN STAMPS HERE! DRESSES All Sizes! Must Be Sold! Values From $17.98 to $45.00 Dresses, Were $5.98 to $7.98 'i Dresses, Were $8.98 to $14.98 $4 $7 CLEARANCE FORMAL GOWNS! Ballroom and Floor Length! Former Prices $24.98 to $55. Prices Reduced AND MORE SUBTEEN FASHIONS REDUCED! $3 Blouses $2 a $3 Skirts $3 $5 Dresses $5 $7 Dress Coats $15 $18-- Car Coats $10.00 $14.00 Ladies 7 Sweaters Were $7.98 $14.98 and Orion Cardigans Were $5.98. All Colors $179 3 Final Week White 81x99 "Springknight" Muslin SHEETS 1.67 Big, Absorbent "Cannon" Bath TOWELS at 1 DISH CLOTHS Sfor'l "Springcale" 81x108 or Double Fitted Percale SHEETS 2.19 ea --Stock Up New EWSPAPERI.