The Progress from Clearfield, Pennsylvania • Page 2

PAGE TWO PROGRESS, Cleat-field, Curwensville, Phillpsburg, March 16, 1957 WCPA To Broadcast Special Flood Program Tomorrow is the 21st anniversary of the 1936 flood that hit Clearfield, and many other com- along the West Branch of the Susquehanna. Radio station will broadcast a special program at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow commemorating the flood. On the special half hour program Chester A.

Antadt, retired manager of the Bell Telephone company in Clearfield will tell what he remembers of this disaster. In addition, Bill Brown, lo- cal artist, will tell briefly of his experiences during the blood. Gen Roessler of the WCPA-Pro- gress news staff has reviewed the stories of the flood in The Progress microfilm file and has spent some time interviewing people of the area who recall the flood in the preparation for this program. Actor's Wife III SANTA MOMICA, Calif. UP) -Rock Hudson's wife, Phyllis, 27, is in St.

John's hospital for treatment of hepatitis, a liver inflammation. She was admitted yesterday. Philipsburg Hospital News March 15, 1957 NOW SHOWING feature at 1:40 4:05 6:35 9:05 A HEAKTFUL OF HAPPINESS and DRAMA! its all about the magic that makes a woman beautiful when she's wanted by a man! Admissions Alice Bellingiham, Phildpsburg Donna Cartwright, Moshannon Barbara Dick, Coalport Elsie Locketl, New Milport Margaret Bainey, PhiMpslburg R. D. Mildred Stephenson, Irvona Norma Dillon, Philipsburg William Pritts, Hyde Discharges Mary Acton, fhilipsfourg Pauline Smith, Frenctoville Baiby Girl Smith, Frendwffle Betty Watson, Philipstourg Baby Girl Watson, Philipsburg Rosa Hanson, Lanse Robert Dillon, Philipsburg Kenneth Westiberg, Morrisdale Garnet Kay, Philipsburg Baiby Boy Kay, Philipsburg Sylvia Livergood, Philipsburg Batby Boy Livergood, Philipsburg Minnie Dixon, Spruce Creek Baby Boy Dixon, Spruce Creek Nancy Peterson, Houtzdale R.

D. Joan Weaver, Clearfield Creighton Little, Hawk Run Births Mr. and Mns. William Schram, Philipsburg, baby boy, 4:52 a. m.

Deaths Timco Shumosky, Coalport, 7:35 p. m. Snrtck Bar Donors Mrs. Charles Kerchner, Mrs. William H.

Hoffer Helpers Mrs. Pat Putnam, Mrs. Ray Askey, Mrs. Max Mot-, ter, Mrs. Frank Hugdll, Mrs.

Dale Taylor, Miss Laura Scott. Nixon in Rome; Is Kept Busy Shaking Hands By JOHN SCALI RAINMAKER COREY-LLOYD BRIDGES YISTAVlSION TECHNICOLOR KOTIOH PTCTUn" TOIlltr UCKIV HNMHB Last Times TODAY TALL, TOU'SH and TERRIFICI Burt LANCASTER CAHMT Donna REED Barbara BATES ALSO Western CO-HIT! Chuck Connors in "Tomahawk TRAIL" Starts MON. Gangland Hideout! JodyLAWRAlE-Gilbert ROLAND also Rex Allen "PHANTOM 4 STALLION" Closed Tuc thru Thur TODAV (2 to 11 p.m.) Dean Jerry! Martin Lewis' HOLLYWOOD OR BUST Vista Vision Color with Anita Eckberg MON. (Bank Nite) John Brnmficld "CUKUCU, BEAST OF AMAZON" color CUkWIMfVlUt TODAY (2:15 to 11) June Ailyson YOU CAN'T RUN AWAY FROM IT in CincmaScope! also Chas. Starrett 'Riders of Badlands' COALPOHr Last Times TONITE Bill Haley Al Freed DON'T KNOCK THE ROCK also Rory Calhoun "UTAH ELAINE" Sun.

I Mon. Nite I R. Hudson L. Bacall WRITTEN ON THE 1 WIND in color! (2-11) ft Mon. Nite E.

Fisher D. Rcyn's BUNDLE OF JOY in Technicolor! Sun. Mon. Tues. "BETWEEN HEAVEN HELL with Robert Wagner and Terry Moore also "THE SEVENTH CAVALRY" with Randolph Scott and Barbara Hale ROME Iff) Vice President Nixon arrived in Rome today and sipent a busy 10 minutes shaking hands with welcoming Italians who thronged in front of his hotel.

A- 'broad smile on his face, Nixon delayed entering Rome's Grand Hotel to greet more than 1,000 spectators who blocked tine street. Italian Prime Minister Antonio Segni led a delegation of top Italian officials who welcomed Nixon at Ciampimo Airport, after a two- hour flight from Libya, which temporarily ended his seven-nation African goodwill tour. During Nixon's 10-mile drive from the airport in an open car, the welcome grew increasingly enthusiastic. Some 10,000 Italians were lined up waving and applauding. With Mrs.

Nixon seatad beside him, the Vice President drove past ancient monasteries and ruins of old viaducts in the spring- like weather to the hotel. Upon arriving, Nixoi. praised the Italian government and said it "stands side by side" in seeking to solve many problems "in world councils in a joint search for lasting peace. Segni, in welcoming Nixon, called him "an authoritative representative of a great country, our friend and ally, and the foremost collaborator of President Eisenhower." Americans "owe a tremendous debt" to Italy, he said, "not only for the tens of thousands of Americans of Italian descent but for the culture Italy has contributed to the growth of America." Nixon and his wife will be received by Pope Pius XII in private audience tomorrow. i Senior Play Set Tuesday At Curwensville CURWENSVILLE "The Birds amd the Boys" by William F.

Davidson, a delightful three-act comedy centering around a young, overly-generous housewife, Cricket Martin, and the troubles stemming from her benevolence, will be presented by the senior class of the Curwensville Joint High School next Tuesday. Clearfield Hospital News City Auto Sales USED CARS 1955 Mercury Hard top 1955 Dodge Station Wagon 1955 Dodge Royal Sedan 1954 Dodge Coronet Sedan 1954 Plymouth Club Sedan 1953 Dodge Coronet Sedan 1952 Ford Station Wagon 1952 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan 1952 Dodge Coronet Sedan 1951 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan 1951 Dodge 4-Dr. Sedan 1950 Dodge 4-Dr.

Sedan 1950 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sedan 1950 Chrysler 4-Dr. Sedan FOR THAT SECOND CAR 1952 Stude. Sedan $295 1951 Nash Sedan $195 1951 Hudson Sedan $195 1950 Lincoln Sedan $235 1949 Chevrolet Sedan $225 1947 Dodge Cpe 95 Two Men Drown As Small Boat Sinks OIL CITY, Pa. UP) Two men drowned last night as their small roat sank in a deep channel of he Allegheny River just south of he Petroleum Street Bridge.

They were identified tentitively by police as Taylor Knight about 26, of Oil City, Star Route, and Donald Norman, about 23, of Oil City. Eyewitnesses said the pair attempted to get rid of their cargo of iron and steel scrap as they paddled furiously in a futile effort reach shore. Police said the pair apparently was salvaging scrap from the river banks. Curtain time is 8 p. m.

in the high school auditorium. Tickets priced at 50 cents for adults and 35 cents for students are available from members of the senior class and at Guglielmi's Drug Store. by special arrangement with the Dramatic Publishing Co. of Chicago, the plot depicts how the Martin's new home, designed by architect husband Adam, is in the running for 'Home and Garden's" "Most Beautiful Home of the Year." Due to Cricket's poor housekeeping, however, it is in constant disarray. Finally, to make the confusion -complete, Cricket becomes involved with the affairs of the local reformatory and the movement of the Civic League to get rid of it.

The entire cast for the production is as follows: Adam Martin, an architect, Charles Clever; Cricket Martin, Adam's wife, Susan Browne; Tex, Eyes and Soapy, reformatory inmates, James Bloom, Jerry Bloom and Richard Curry; Debbie, the Adams' next door neighbor, Judy Anderson. Beanie, her kid sister, Mary Sass; Mrs. Barker, their mother, Judith McFadden; Mrs. Kluck- holm who is confined to a wheel Bartell; Mibs and Hank, Debbie's friends, Donna Maney and Julia Heil. Leslie Chatterton and Hobart Worthen from "Home and Garden," Kathryn Riddle and Terry Bloom; Jim Kluckholm, head of the reformatory, Stuard Gates; and Jean, Alice and Madge, photographers from "Home and Garden," Mary Ann Clark, Paula Rae Jones and Christine Rafferty.

Blood furnished the Clearfield Hospital through the Red Cross Bloodmobile between Jan. 1 and March 14 now totals 116 pints. Pints used Thursday: 0. Snack Bar Donors--Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs.

Kenneth Nicholson, Mrs. Chester Anstadt, Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Miss Ruth Spence. Helpers --Mrs. William Yanko, Mrs.

Virginia Kirkpatrick. Friday, March 15, 1957 Admissions Boyd Greene, Bigler. Michael Warner, Clearfield. T. Kenneth Lowell, Clearfield.

Bonnie Montgomery, Curwensville. Richard Norris, Clearfield. Mrs. Daisy Mcllvaine, Clearfield. Archie Dixon, Bigler.

Diana Litz, Clearfield. Nicholas Accordino Clearfield. Danny Kyler, Clean-field. Thomas Grice, Olanta R. D.

Discharges Alex Shields, Glen Campbell, (Expired). Mrs. Joseph Jordan, Curwensville R. (Expired). Willard Ogden, Clearfield.

Mrs. James Walker, Clearfield R. D. Mrs. Harry Shoff, Kerrmoor.

James Marra, Curwensville. Sara Jane Brown, Clearfield. Jacob Griffith, LeContes Mills. Russell Harmon Curwensville. Mary Helen Bortot, Clearfield.

Jeffrey Daisher, Houtzdale, R.D. Mrs. Lawrence Green, Hyde. Baby Girl Green, Hyde, i Johnson Nominated For President of Pa. Bankers Association HARRISBURG 0.

Albert Johnson, vice president and treasurer, Hamlin Bank Trust Smethport, and president. The First National Bank of Eldred, has been nominated for the office of president of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association for the fiscal year 1957-58. The nomination was announced by the Chairman o'f the PBA Nomi nating Committee, H. B. Flaherty, president, Farmers Merchants Bank, New Oxford, following a meeting of the Committee at the Penn-Haris Hotel here.

Mr. Johnson is currently serving as Vice President of the Association. J. Regis Walthour, president First National Bank in Greensburg was selected by the Committee as the nominee for PBA Vice President. Ellis E.

Stern, president and trust officer, The National Bank of Coatesville, was nominated for PBA Treasurer. These nominations will be submitted to the PBA members for election at the Annual Convention. Couple Sues TWA For Death of Son PITTSBURGH UP) A Bethlehem, couple has sued Trans World Airlines for the death of their 10-year-old ron in the crash of a TWA plane at Greater Pittsburgh Airport last April 1. In a suit filed yesterday in S. District Court, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold N. Meyer charged the firm with negligence in the that killed their son, Alan Norman Meyer. BIG INDOOR USED CAR SHOW ROOM Ready To Work Births Dr. and Mrs.

Raymond Merrow of China Lake, are the parents of a baby girl March 9, at 8 p. m. The new baby has been named -Donna Jean and is the second child for the Mer- rows. Dr. Merrow is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Merrow of Allport and Mrs. Merrow is the former Betty Revels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Revels who are currently living at China Lake.

Shamrocks To U. S. BALTIMORE W--The town of Baltimore, Ireland, sent a basketful of shamrocks "with the soil of County Cork still clinging to their to Harry Pouder, director of the Export-Import Bureau of the Baltimore Assn. of Commerce. Although Pouder's ancestry is French, he said he will distribute the shamrocks to his Irish friends.

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Phone 5-9601 BOTTLED GAS TAPPAN ENTERPRISE RANGES D. W. WHITEHEAD RUUD GAS WATER HEATERS DUPONT PAINTS Prom Gas Service Curwensville Phone 99-J WHILE YOU'RE SHOPPING Stop in and Refresh Yourself AT OUR FOUNTAIN Quigley's Drug Store 2 Men Burn To Death As Truck Overturns NEW FLORENCE, Pa. (ffl-Two men burned to death Thursday when their panel truck overturned on a curve near here and burst into flames. The dead were identified as Robert Colbert of Smokeless, Indiana County, and Robert O'Shell of New Florence.

The crash occurred on a curve on the Bolivar-New Florence Road about one mile west of Florence. State police said the truck travel- led downhill, skidded on the curve, overturned and slid on its side before catching fire. 2nd Street 1956 Dodge Town Wagon 1956 Oodgo ton Stake 1956 Chevrolet Vi ton Pickup 1955 Ford ton Pickup 1951 Chevrolet Sedan Del. 1956 Dodge Tractor Lie. 1953 Ford Tractor Lie.

1952 Dodge Dump Lie. 1950 Dodge Dump Lie. 1956 Dodge Tandem ZZ Lie. 1955 Mack Tandem ZZ Lie. Freubaf Van Trailer 26' Trailer Fiat City Auto Sales OPEN 'TIL 8 P.

M. 216 N. 3rd St. Phone 5-6571 MILLIONS OF PEOPLE LAST YEW'FOREST FIRES WERE THE DIRECT RESULT OF CARELESSNESS' TV PROGRAM UP TO $1,000 OFF ON NEW 1956 TRAILERS! if STEWART if GREAT LAKES if PQNTIAC CHIEF i CHAMPION RICHARDSON 10'Wide-Two Story We'll Trade Your Home, Used Car or Furniture on A New Trailer Also Used Trailers City Auto Sales 406 Turnpike Avenue TRAILER SALES NOW LOCATED AT Open 9 to 9 Daily--Phone 5-7481 A I Poultry and Live stock Feeders, Clearfield, CurwenEville and Grampian Area Your Feed Delivery Day ts THURSDAY. HOUTZDALE FEED SUPPLY Houtzdale Phone 8-1421 People are responsible for most can stop them! I I MARLENE'S SHOP FOR BETTER BUYS 130 E.

Market St. Clearfield FOR DOLLAR VALUE WITH EVERY DOLLAR SPENT Smart Women SHOP MILUGAN'S SHOPPE Curwensville Phone 237 Official Inspection Station Precision Repairs Walther Bros. Garage 301 Nichols St. Phone 5-4271 Our Low Cost Complete Eye Service Examination Your Choice of Any Style All Lenses Ground In Our Own Laboratory Guaranteed DR. RAY HEVERLING Simms Bldg.

OPTOMETRIST Altoona Philipsburg's Leading Department Store JOHNSTOWN-6 SATURDAY--MARCH 16 At Tara Seal Telepar. Stars. Defender Buccaneers Valley Days Are Funny Como Awards Hit Parade Trooper 6 Off SUNDAY--MARCH 17 Summary of Truth Picture is The Life Bill Hickok On Parade Speaks Roberts Parade Wide World 5'30--Captain Gallant The Press 6.30--Roy Rogers of the 77th B. Lancers of Fame Hour Young Theatre Movie Off ALTOONA-10 SATURDAY--MARCH 16 Welk and Des Time Gleason Show Storm Jeannie Best Movies Are You Going To Be A JUNE BRIDE? If So Select Your GOWN At I A Curwensville SUNDAY--MARCH 17 Unto My'Feet Up and Live In Action Three Take a Trip of Deliverance and Your Policeman of Triumph Answers 2.00--World's Best Movies 5'00--Mama Boing Boing Show Telephone Time Power Show 7: SO--Private Secretary 8'00--Ed Sullivan 9 00--G. E.

Theatre Mack Challenge 3 News Special Best Movies PlTTSBURGH-2 SATURDAY--MARCH 1G Earp of Annapolis is Your Life Today Special Journey Welk Show 8.00--Perry Como Show 9'00--Saturday Color Carnival Hit Parade Fiction Theatre News Night Movie Edition Shift Theatre Off SUNDAY--MARCH 17 Christ'n Science Heals Picture Unto My Feet KANTAR'S CURWENSVILLE Pioneered Television First in Color Professional Service! The Best Sn TV Seta Phone 325 D. W. WHITEHEAD REEMS GAS WATER HEATER See Them Now at Kephcirt Hardware PHILIPSBURG Up and Live Believe Christophers Science Corey Space Time Committee Report Great Gildersleeve Headlines to Adventure My Line Television Theatre Bride Arrow 5.00--Hey Jeannie Gallant Wilkens Amateur Hour of 77th B. Lancers Hall of Fame Hour Young Show Hudson's Sec. Journal Hour News 15 Feature Off IRISH BAKED A SUPPER St.

Lawrence Church HOUTZDALE St. Patrick's Day SUNDAY A 17th SERVING 4:00 to 7:00 P.M. Adults $1.25 Children 75c JEWS PA PER I A I.