The Progress from Clearfield, Pennsylvania • Page 6

THE PROGRESS. Clearfield, Curwensville, Philipsburg, Nov. 1, 1956 PAGE TWENTY. ON8 Ike, Nixon Both Make Bid For 32 Votes Houtzdale Church Of Double Ring Scene Rites I A A dent Kiscnhower and Viet- clenl Vixon conic to Pennsylvania lodiiv in an hour appe.il for i stateV i a 32 cUftoral votes. a M' makes a majiT ad- dross in Philadelphia's Hall tonight billed by the WhiU llouso a "serious discu'iin" the American position in the Middle Kast crisis.

i Sen. 11. Dull Scranton and from there tours Kingston. Bt-nvick, Northumberland. Sunlmry a before hopping west, to Pittsburgh for the vice presi- major talk on the day.

Duff, meanwhile in a baltie i political life with Demoeratic former Philadelphia Mayo: Jo- pli S. Clark, leaves at. Williainspwf to yreet the iiTIT in Philadelphia tonight. The senator flies back across tl.o tomorrow to rejoin Nixon for talks at Greensburg, Johns-. town, Altoona, Huntingdon.

Lewistown and another major address Hershey. Duff appeared on a statewide television show from Philadelphia 1 last night immediately following! Eisenhower's address to the nation arid referred to the President's talk as what, the senator called evidence of what "a mod-j crate and reasonable man he is. "It to me," Iui't' "that this is the time for America i to use moderation, and certainly' the President of the United States is a man of moderation. "President Eisenhower has the idea that the way to keep out of war. First, is to be moderate as he has indicated, and the second way.

is to be so strong that no one will dare attack you." Kisenhovrer had pledged there will be no involvement of this country in the Middle East fighting. HOUTZDALE Miss sequins. A circular crown of Duff said he was in "complete Kochan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. pearls and sequins with a finger- sympathy" with the President's Kochan of Ginter, was mar-i tip nylon veil cascaded from the views to "get this business set-; ied to Robert Rankovich.

of bride's headdress. She carried a tied and get it settled by Ann Frankovich of Morann white Bible topped with a white! liation and not by us being drag: in a recent ceremony and streamers. ged into another war by the St. Barbara's Church a Mrs. Mary Frankovich of Ginter I and England." 'Houtzdale.

sister-in-law of the 1 The double ring ceremony was attended the bride as matron of) rORRLEDYCOOK'S COT TO erformed tlie Kev Joseph honor. Her full-length gown was of' i uuuiv uui iii uu at jziszewski in a setting of white shrimp-colored nylon net N. --jpompons. i taffeta and was worn with Government "Gobbledygook" is; Maiy Cartwright of Houtzdale matching headpiece She carried sang and played the following se- ia colonial bouquet of blue a by the sodality I white pompons with blue stream-) best man and Michael Kochan Ginter, Martin Frankovich of Morann and Michael Slifko of Morann were ushers. The bride's mother wore a light: blue nylon net over taffeta dress with navy accessories.

Her corsage was an orchid. The bridegroom's i mother wore a dress of pink taffeta iwith an ovej'skirt of gray nylon 1 She chose dusty rose ace.es- and an orchid corsage. i A reception for 400 guests wasi iheld in the St. Mary's Ukranian jHall at Ramey following the cere-, mony. Aides for the reception: Mary Lucas, Susan Koshu-j 'bick, Mary Kokal, Susan Richard-i son and Mary Timo.

The bride and bridegroom were both graduated from the Moshan-j non Joint High School at Madera. The bride is employed by the Sylvania Plant at Houtzdale and bridegroom is employed by' Meyer Brothers in Philipsburg. The couple toured Niagara Falls and Buffalo, New York and parts of Canada on their wedding trip. Out-of-town guests present at the wedding were from Harrisburg, Nettleton, Penna. and Union.

New Jersey. The bride's mother entertained at a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Mary Frankovich in Ginter recently. New York Couple Soys Child Improved After Clinic Treatment PITTSBURGH New York couple, testifying for the Hoxsey Cancer Clinic at Portage, Pa says their four-year-old daughter improved after she was treated at the clinic. Mr.

and Mrs. Truman Fish, of North Creek, N. V. testified yesterday at the trial which will determine disposition of 500,900 pills i seized at the Portage clinic. The government wants to destroy the pills on the grounds they were misbranded as being effective in treatment of cancer.

With the couple in court yester-. day was their daughter, Charlott Mrs. Fish said Charlott suffered a pain in her side in June, 1955 She said a doctor, who ordered! the child taken to a hospital, in-! formed her "nothing could be done" for Charlott. She testified she then decided to take the child to the Hoxseyi Clinic at Portage. She said Char lott has gained weight and entered! kindergarten since taking treatments.

Fish testified Charlott was taken: to Hoxsey Clinic because "there was no other place to go." Fish answered "no" when asked if he had sought other medical advice before taking Charlott to Portage. Best Yule Tree To Be Selected At Farm Show the six classes, the premiums be- jing $12 for first place, $10, $8, $6 and $5 for the remaining four i places, according to Dr. William L. Henning, chairman of the Farm Show Commission. A state champion Christmas tree will be selected by judges.

It will be displayed on a rotating platform in the west lobby of the Ti.onioDi.D^ m. Farm show building, suitably dec- HARRISBURG--Christmas trees orgtej are to be displayed in competition for the first time at the 1957 "Production of Christmas trees sylvania Farm Show here nextj is one of the fastest growing farm January 14-18, the Farm in Pennsylvania," Sec- Commission announced today. jretary Henning declared. "We lead all other states in production Arrangements have been com- of symmetrical pleted by the commission and rep- jtrees are in suc de sK4 srax-s tion whereby six varieties of trees at th- Ol dlsplay their Product 8 and UA. nl HO U1I1SVT win be judged at the Farm Show the pubhc characteristjcs of Premiums totaling $246 will be high class, quality Christmas trees, awarded by the commission.

Five The display will have great educa- prizes will be offered in each optional value" YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT st Quality Gauge VX15 Denier COWDRICK'S I A A I Right Reserved to Limit Quantitiet THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY SALE 9tlV tow Box of 50 Bright and Cheery Christmas 3.00 89 Each is differ- eat, distinctive Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frankovich (Carl and Don Studio, Philipsburg) Miss Regular 1.25 Absorbine Junior 4 OZ. SIZE (Limit 2) 33' Glycerin Suppositories Infant's or tj I Jar 12. I (Limit 2) 9 Reg.

Bars CAMAY SOAP (Limit 3) 80 Paper CHEFUME ICE CHAM PTS. 79c Plui Fed. Tox en Toiletriei, Luggage, BUlfoldi, Clocks, Watehei. -v- it i. getting a working over in Atomic Energy Commission offices in Algirls: "Mother At Your Feet I'm ers buquerque.

More than 900 em-'Kneeling," "Oh Beautiful Dolores Kochan, sister of ployes are taking hour-a-day in- "Mother Beloved," "Ave Maria" bride. Miss Barbara Rathalitsky of I struction in writing "plain let- and Panis Angelicus." and Miss Rose Smolko! i The bride was given in marriage of winmirne attended as brides-1 by her father and wore a full- A length gown of nylon tulle over They full-length' gowns of blue nylon net over taf- I Currant jelly makes a pretty and imported satin made with a feta with matching headpieces. delicious glaze for a bone less! bodice, and long sleeves i i i colonial bouquets smoked pork shoulder butt. in nylon ruffles at shrimp and white pompons cut of meat is fine tor a The skirt of the gown had family. with shrimp colored ribbon streamers.

LEGAL To the heirs, creditors, and other persons interested in the ESTATE OF CARRIE E. THOMPSON, deceased: Notice is hereby given that Edna Mahaffey, Administratrix of the Estate of Carrie E. Thompson, has filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Orphans' Court of Clearfield County her Petition praying for the sale of real estate of the decedent situate at 310 W. Front Street in the Borough of Clearfidd, and more particularly hounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a post corner ot 11 certain lot conveyed by John C. Keed to Hugh Orr.

thence West along line of said lot 223 tcet to an alley: thence along said alley 76 feet to line of Martha Amon; thence along a line parallel with jiaid Hugh Orr property East to River Street, thence along River Street to post on said Orr property and place of beginning and having thereon erected a two story frame dwelling house. At private sale to William G. tnd! M. Ernestine Freeman, for the sum' of $5500.00. The said sale is for the payment of decedent's debts.

and if no exceptions be filed thereto or objections made to the proposed sale, the Orphans' Court of Clearfield County will be asked to approve and confirm the sale' on the third day of December. 1956. discharged of all indebtedness. i EDNA MAHAFFEY, Adminis- tratrix. WHITSETT and LEE, Attorneys Law, Clearfield, Pa.

All persons a i clai ms against the estate of WILLIAM H. STEVENS, deceased, late of Mineral Springs. and all per-! sons indebted to said decedent, requested to make known the. same without delay to W. ALBERT RAMEY.

Administrator, 12 North Second Street, Clearfield. Pa. W. ALBERT RAMEY. Attorney at Law.

Clearfield, Pa. The Curwensville Water Company has filed with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commiss.on a new tariff to increase the rates for all Domestic, Commercial and Industrial Customers, and revised Rules and Regulations. This proposed increase in rates is necessary due to the increased operating costs and will become effective January 1, 1957. A complete copy of the new tariff is oni file at the Office of the Curwensville Water Company where it may be examined by all Water Consumers. CURWEXSVILLE WATER COM PA.VY, by: H.

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