The Progress from Clearfield, Pennsylvania • Page 9

THE PROGRESS, Clparfieid, Friday, February 20, Jurors For Third Week of County's February Court Term Are Listed Clearfield county residents drawn for jury duty for the February term of Clearfield county court for the third week beginning Monday, March 10. arc as follows: William Atkins, laborer, Houtzdale, R. Murray J. Ball, salesman, DuBois; Felix Bergey carpenter, LeContes Mills; Mrs. Twila Borger, h.

Curwensville; Mike Carfley, laborer, Curwensville; Mrs. Ethel Chittester h. DuBois; Mrs. Grace Cherry, h. DuBois; Mrs.

Hazel Curry, h. DuBois; Leo C. Dalton, laborer, Safer Cough Relief When new drugs or old fail to help your cough or chest cold don't delay. Creomulsion contains only safe, helpful, proven ingredients and no narcotics to disturb nature's process. It goes into the bronchial system to aid nature soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial membranes.

Guaranteed to please or your druggist refund!) money. Creomulsion has stood the test of many millions of users. CREOMULSION rclitwi Chtst Colds, Acutt Bronchitis CLEARFIELD OIL GAS COMPANY Phone 5 3311 Clearfielc Distributors of I Electric cooking is CLEAN, FAST ECONOMICAL a i Program uBois: John P. Demchalk, la- orer. Oceola Mills; Mrs.

Flor- ncr Dolly, h. Rockton R. Mary Estright, h. Coal- ort. Mike Elnitbky, laborer, Falls Harvey G.

Flegal, laborer, Clearfield; Michael L. Farrell, la- oror, Cicarfield; Mrs. Murray Gratton, h. Houtzdale; Merle i-eerie, machinist, Woodland R. George M.

Gent, merchant, DuBois; Mrs. Ellen Hagan, h. loutzdalc; Mrs. Bessie Hess, h. Cicarfield; Frank W.

Hollope- er, laborer, DuBois R. D. R. B. Henderson, laborer, New Mill- tort; John Morris Hoffman, mer- hant, Ramcy; Mrs.

Anna B. Hevner, h. DuBois R. D. 1.

Harry M. Keirn, laborer, Clear- icld; John M. Kelley, laborer, urwensvillo; Michael Kozak, laborer, Allport; Mrs. Mary Kerr, h. deal-field R.

D. George E. Klusak, laborer, Curwcnsville; Walter E. Kettler, machinist, DuBois; James B. LaBorde, laborer, DnBois; John A.

Lucas, miner, Grassflat; George Lawrence, aborer, Grassflat; Jesse W. Lyons, laborer, Clearfield; Arthur McGmty, laborer, Tyler; Mrs. Pearl G. McCoy, h. Utahvillc; Mrs.

Betty Matson, h. DuBois; Mrs. Edith D. Myers, cashier, Curwensville; Philip C. Moore, laborer, Clearfield; J.

T. Markley. clerk, Philipsburg; James Newcomer, laborer, DuBois; Atloe J. Norris, farmer, Curwensville R. John P.

O'Donnell, operator, Utahville; Chester Patterson, laborer, Osceola Mills; Walter Palcisco, laborer. Utahville R. Eliet Penvose, laborer, DuBois; George L. Reams, farmer, Osceola Mills R. David Richner, laborer, Houtzdale R.

D. Mrs. Anna Stasko, h. Morann; Leonard L. Steinberg, merchant, DuBois; Mrs.

Mary Shaffer, h. Troutville; John Shaffer, laborer, Cheiry Tree; Leroy Toney, manager, Mrs. Minnie Test, Curwensville; Joseph A. Vcrost, car dealer, Morrisdale; Clark M. Wither ite, laborer, Clearfield; Lester Wachob, laborer, Luthersburg; Mrs.

Betty L. Weaver, h. DuBois; Irvm W. Wehtover, laborer, Westovcr; George O. Young, laborer, DuBois.

PA Saturday MORNING 7:15 Sign On; 7-18 Seven Eighteen Express; 7:30 News Weather; 7:35 Seven Eighteen Express, 7:45 Sports News; 7:50 Music; 8:00 World News; 8:15 Sons of the Pioneers; 8:30 Devotions; 8:45 Merchants Parade; 8-55 Road Weather Report; 9:00 Rev. John Fissel; 9:30 Songs By Sinatra: ":45 Town Talk--Mrs. Berniece Dufton; 10:00 World News; lOiO'i Hits For Today; 10:30 Smiliiv Steve His Gang; 11:00 Area News; lliO 1 Novatime, 11:15 Music School of the Air; Music; Congressman Jame Van Zandt; 11:45 Sunday School Lesson. AFTERNOON 12:00 Pcnn sylvania News; 12:05 World News; 12:20 Polka Rhythm Sports; 12:30 Country Preacher; 1:00 Dale Carson Hillbilly Jamboree; 1-15 Who' Talking: 2 00 Guest Star; 3:45 Chuck Foster Orchestra 4-00 Paris Star Time; 4'30 Bob Crosby; 4 Adventures In Re search; 5-00 World News; Music; Speaking of Sports r30 Sunset Serenade; 5:45 Sign Off. NEW YORK the U.

General Assembly back in sessio next week, both NBC. and CB have arranged to resume telecasts The CBS series, again la the after noon, will open Monday. NBC plan a morning relay beginning Wcdnes day. The filmed I Love Lucy still rest comfortably -n top of the program xll lor TV which Hooper rating onducts in the six cities of New fork, Chicago, Los Angeles, Phila- Boston and Detroit. Appar- mtly it will take a real jolt to get it iff.

The program has signed a con- ract extension through 1955 with ictwork and sponsor. the Family As one of the first moves coming out ot the merger with United Paramount Theaters, ABC says it ex jects to spend two million dollars its live TV stations in New York, Detroit, Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles to provide 'super-power television." Equipment is being purchased to make possible the increased power when .1 is approved by the FCC. The job is scheduled for completion by tjje fall of 1954. Coming up tonight: NBC 9 to 10, Challenge of the Prisons, nine-week series of documentaries on conditions in American prisons, opening with the Trenton, Penitentiary and the riots of last October; includes tape recordings of prison officials, convicts and others, Its the Family Car! For tonight: NBC 7:45, One Man's Family; 8, Parade of Bands, 8:30, Name That Tune; 10, Critic at Large; 10:45, Pro and Con, Lone Ranger; 8, Michael Shayne Mystery; 8:30, Crime Letter, "Preposterous;" 9, Ozzie and Harriet; 9:30, Corliss Archer. MBS--8, Movie Quiz, 8:30, True or False; 9:05, Great Quiz;" 9:30, Eugenie Baird Show.

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EASY TERMS Come in or for free demonstration. Kirsch Maytag Electric 112 3rd St. Phone 5-5712 Grampian Soldier, Serving in Korea, Promoted to Sergeant WITH THE 40TH INFANTRY DIV. IN KOREA Lynn Bloom, son of Mr. and Mrs Lawson Bloom.

Grampian, was recently promoted to sergeant serving in Korea with the 40th Infantry Division. The outfit anived in Korea early last year after intensive field training in Japan. Woikl War II veterans will remember this same division joined in the assault landing at Lmgaven, Luzon of the Philippine Islands in early 1945 and drove toward Manila running into heavy fighting in the Fort Statsenburg area and the Bam- bnm Hills, Bloom is a squad leader in Headquarters and Service Company, 140th Tank Battalion. His decorations include the United Nations Service Ribbon and the Korean Service Ribbon, A graduate of DuBois High School, he entered the Army in September 1951. A A I A Little Girls' A A I SUITS Buy Now at This Low, Low Price! Sizes 3-6x, Girls' A A I SUITS $388 What a Value! Buy Now Save.

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It's economical to operate with either the Hurricane 6 or the Hurricane 4 Engine, both advanced F-head design. Practical for Business, Too The Willys Station Wagon, with its extra large load space, does double duty as a car for many kinds of business, as well as a family car. Station Vfagon EVERY SUNDAY, brings you N.Y. Philharmonic, CBS Radio and CBS Television. SMEAL BROS.

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