The Morning Herald from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 9

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Residence College Degree or Equivalent Training Experience CONTACT: EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FAYETTE COUNTY BOARD OF ASSISTANCE 32 West Fayette Street Uniontown, Pennsylvania Lep ml On Duck Poking Mystery TOKYO TAP) Forestry officials report a duck shot down near Niigata in central Japan was wearing this leg hand. found advise Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington. U.S.A." The officials they records of a duck ing flown the Pacific before, although there are known cases of Japanese pigeons turning up in the United States. Interesting Locol Notes tur I liildrin MEET IN REPUBLIC Republic Community Chorus will meet at 7:30 this evening in the Sons of Italy hall, instead of the American Legion, the usual meeting place. Joseph Kovalik is director of the new group.

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TRUCKS '47 Ford dump truck 585 '49 Ford pickup 195 '53 Ford Vi-ton 495 SWEENEY MOTOR SALES, INC. FORD 61-67 Your Local Fayette St. Dealer Phone GE 8-5511 Robert Grimm, son of Mr and Mrs. Homer Grimm, Murphy SI is confined to his home wilh an attack of measles He is a fourth grade student at East Union School. Mr, and Mrs.

Roger Cropp, Mrs Harry Hughes, of Thompson Crossroads, and Mrs. Ralph Eberly, Brownfield, attended the Western District Rand Festival Saturday in Baldwin High School. Pittsburgh Sandra Cropp, a junior student, and Rarhara Eh erly, a senior student at South Union High School, participated. Harry Brown, Pittsburgh Rd is in Elkins, W. today to attend funeral services for a nephew, Lt, Paul Edward Ash Jr.

Mr. Brown is a clerk at the Uniontown Post Office. Mr and Mrs. William B. Montgomery, R.

2. Hopwood-Fairchance are observing their 39th wedding anniversary today. Mrs. Herman Morgan, Jane has returned from Orlando, where she spent part of the holiday season with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Emerson Dcfien- baugh. former residents of Old Frame Mrs. Morgan is librarian at Lafayette Junior High School. Jane Hawthorne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Hawthorne, Hopwood, left last week for New York City where she is visiting friends. Lonnie Powers. Liberty celebrated her 19th birthday anniversary Monday, Jan 12 She is employed by the Fayette Broadcasting Co. Mr. and Mrs W.

Dearth and son. Billy, have returned to their home in Charleston, W. following a visit with Mrs. Dearth's mother. Mrs.

Ada Dearth, 5 Snyder Terrace. Frank Bartorni, Masontown. is a patient in Wayneshurg Hospital, Waynesburg, where he will undergo surgery. Donald Pratt. Wayne was a birthday celebrant Monday.

Mrs. James Parker Continental 2, has returned from Cumberland, Md where she visited a son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Harold L. Parker The Parkers became the parents of a son. Timothy Royce, born Christmas Day.

Mrs. Parker is the former Eunice Hughes, daughter of Mrs. Clinton Hughes, Uniontown. Peter Polito son of Mr and Mrs. Peter J.

Polito Hutchinson, is eight years old today. He is a third grade student at St. School His brother, Ronald, will he four months old Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Dodgson, Pittsburgh, were weekend guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Playford Romesburg. Woodlawn and Mr and Mrs.

John Dodgson, Braddock Avc. Mrs Dodgson is the former Sandra Romesburg. Mr. and Mrs. John Penn, Republic, left recently from Greater Pittsburgh Airport for Houston, Texas, where they will visit tor a month with their son and family- A.

C. Worthington, W. Main is a patient in Veterans Hospital, Oakland, for observation and treatment. Helen Brice has been discharged from Uniontown Hospital where she underwent surgery and is recuperating at her home, Mur- ray Ave. She is a latin teacher at Uniontown Joint Senior High School.

Mrs Carrie Crawtord, Fayette City, R. D. 1, left during the weekend for San Diego, i being called there by the serious illness of her uncle, Charles Liston, 4205 Idaho San Diego 4 Mrs. Mary Renninger, Howard Lane, was the recent guest of her mother, Mrs. Addio Murray, Dunbar Accompanying Mrs.

Renninger were two sons, Thomas and John, and her son in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jenkins, and daughters, Debbie and Robin, all of Howard Lane. Virginia Poliak, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew P.

Pol lack, HR Lenox and a senior at the University of Pittsburgh will observe her birthday anniversary Thursday. Nan Wyatt, a student at Pres byterian Hospital School of Nurs ing, Pittsburgh, was a weekend of her parents. Mr and Mrs A R. Wyatt. Nutt Ave Out of town people attending he funeral services for Sophia Plachko were Wendell Painlcv Smili Patience Pays Off By ANGELO PATRI A girl in the freshman class of llie secondary school complains bitterly about being out of everything." "I like this school at all In my old school i (junior I was in everything Here nobody even knows I'm in the school I'm on no committees; I have asked and Thomas Iludo Elyria.

0 Ohio, Conrad Hradesky, Jacob Patrick and son, Edward; Mr and Mrs. Frank Shuba and Mrs. May Plachko, all of Cleveland, John Mateosky, Falls Church, Edward Hudock. Mr and Mrs Henry Franz and son, bridge; Mrs William Patrick and son, Alberi, Chicago; Mr and Mrs. George Plachko, Long Island, N.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wrabel and daughter, Jo join a society or anything This is childish. someHimg one would not expect from a high school freshman in the first term Place among one's fellows in any situation must be earned and it is not earned in a day. It is usually a girl who feels hurt when out" boys lacking this sensitiveness make their presence felt sooner hut both must, win their way to friendship and understanding by anne, Hudson, Ohio; Mr and frinii lricndly, understanding and Mrs.

Richard Russell and daughters. Rcth and Bernie, Fayette City, and Mr. and Mrs John Hormick and son, Floyd. Bobtown. Margie Bierbower, Hopwood Crossing, is a birthday celebrant today.

She is employed with Watson Lumber Co Inc. Mr and Mrs. Hugh Bierbotver and son, Jeffrey, have returned to Belpre, Ohio, after visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Howard Bierbower. Hopwood Crossing, and her father, Waller Hellein, Lemon Wood Acres. Mr.

Bierbower was vacationing from his duties at the Hupp-Wharton Olris- mobile-Cadillac Parkersburg, W. Va. They were accompanied to Uniontown by Mr. Bierbower brother. Richard Bierbower, Hopwood Crossing, who had been their guests for a week.

apt Joan M. Graziano returned by plane to Ft. Campbell, Ky where she is stationed as a physical therapist at the base hospital after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Graziano, Dunbar.

Her mother, who underwent surgery in Connellsville Hospital, is convalescing at home Lori Eileen Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Glenn Martin, Evans Manor, is two years old today. She is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Aaron Langley, New Salem Rd and Mr and Mrs. Clifton Blosser, McKeesport. She has a brother, Billy, eight years old. and a sister, Patty, five Her mother is the former Emma J. Blosser.

Break l.igdil* arked On Vandals broke the headlights on several cars parked on Franklin St. in Waynesburg last night The glass case on an outdoor bulletin board in the Iront yard of the First Christian Church, Morris and Franklin Sts was also broken. helpful to olhers. All through life people will be asking, by their atttiudcs, even their words, what have you got to What is worthwhile in you for us? All of us must be ready to show on challenge. We must A certain degree of humility must he present in each of u.s who want to count among our fellows.

No one has any inherent right to he accepted, but each can. il he will pay the price, be wanted, liked and used There is something rise In be considered and it is important in tins difficulty. All of us are not suited to all the associations that compose our society. There are groups to which we, as individuals, do not belong either by tastes, abilities, the peculiar gilts or handicaps that compose our individual characters All of us are not happy in association with API. of us.

Each seeks his own kind, those who are happy with him and he with them. To the lonely children who find themselves in a new school, a new' neighborhood let me say, "Be patient, be friendly, be helpful, and smile Whenever opportunity offers praise someone for his success This attitude will soon win those to whose group you belong by right of sympathy No person with this attitude of friendliness is out" for long. One thing more: There is honor in being left out of some groups about that. be charmed hy the do-nothing group, those to whom the trivial things of school life are all important the dances, popularity, careless attitudes towards study land achievement They look attractive from the outside Stay outside They are the loneliest of all students because they have nothing to stand for nothing to strive lor of lasting value. Just be friendly attend to the important values of school life.

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Luther Burbank was a cousin. father deserted a med ical career to go into the seed business, by the age of .35 had made his Philadelphia firm the largest ol its kind in the world Burpee, now 85. took over as head of the company at the age of 23, after his death A lot of seeds have sifted through lire hoppers during these years Fifty years ago the choice seeds were grown in Europe Now Europe imports from us Lurk) IYimui jhmm I TUCSON, Lt. George Craig considered himself a lucky man Tuesday despite three broken vertebra, a broken lelt arm, two smashed ankles and multiple fractures ol both heels Craig, 30. a National Guard offi cor from Tucson, bailed out of his crippled 100 jet Monday after noon.

He jerked at his parachute cord. The chute failed to He continued to work frantically to free the chute during a fall of some 1,400 feet Then just lie fore striking the ground, the chute flared open. The weather bureau recorded I tornadoes in Texas from liilfi through the first half of 1957. DEATH NOTICES BREZA MRS MARY ere being received In the Hnky Funeral Home. 139 Fayette until Thursday at when prayer aervlre will be held, followed bv Requiem High Mhm In St Hedwtg a C.

Church, with Rev Fr Roland ha celebrant, assisted by Rev Fr Joseph Bednarlk Interment will be In Ht Mary's Cemetery. Uniontown CONNER. RHEA HAMILTON Friends are being received tn ths Mlnerd Funeral Home, 196 Main where services will be held today at 2 in with Rev John A Mueller officiating Interment will be In Sylvan Cemetery CORCORAN. DANIEL Aged 61, 18 Dawaon Ave, and retired mine foreman of the Steel died In the Uniontown Hospital. Tuesday.

January 13, 1959 at, 10 21 a following a brief illness He in aurvlved by these sisters and brothers. Nora and Katherine Corcoran at home; Michael Corcoran, Uniontown; Mrs. Fields, Brownsville; Mrs Margaret Smart and Mrs Helen Murray, Uniontown Hr was a veteran of World War I He was a member of Ht Church and Holy Name Socleiy of the church and was a past member of the church committee. He was also a member of the Elks 370 and VFW. Post 47 Friends will be received In the flaky Funeral Horne, 139 Fayette after 7 today.

Arrangements are Incomplete DARNELL, JASPER MAR I IN Age 73 ye.itk, dtrd at 2 10 Monday January 12. 1959 at his home in Dunbar Pa Born In Dunbar, April 30. 1885 the son of late Lee and Elizabeth Martin Darnell He was a letlred cainenter and a member of f. i Wesley Methodist Church surviving are. his wife, 1 a Delons Coffman Darnell; three tons, Altha and Earl of Dunbar.

Omer of Pomona, Calif two dauhtera, Mrs. Alma Burdett of Dunbar, Mra. Pearl Harper of Cumberland, Md two adopted daughters, Shirley and Darlene at home, sixteen grandchildren and nine great gandchll- dren, three half-brothers John Darnell of Morgan town, Marlon Darnell of Fhsgah. Va Calvin Darntll of Lake Lynn. Friends arc being received at the Burhans Funeral Home, Dunbar where services whl he held at 2:30 PM Thursday with Rev Robert officiating Rtirisi will be in the New Mt Auburn cemetery, Dunbtr.

EVANS, REV RUSSELL Aged 62, Republic, died Tuesday, January 13, 1959 at 3:50 a m. In the Uniontow-n Hospital. He pastor of the Tower Hill Christian Church He was a member of the Archie Henderson Lodge 739, Ac AM. Pittsburgh, Uniontown Lodge of Perfection and a charter member and past president of the Republic Rotary Chib He survived by his widow. Mary Rogers Evans.

one son, Russell Evans, Harrisburg, two daughters, Mrs Ft Bruce (Mary Ellen) Plckeris. Pittsburgh; Diane at home: Friends will be received after 7:30 p. m. today in the C. B.

Dearth Hons Funeral Home, New Salem, until Friday st 2 p. the hour of service, with Dr. William R. Johnston officiating Interment will be tn Lafayette Memorial Park Members of the Republic Rotary Club and other Rotarlana will meet in the ral home this evening at 9 o'clock to pay respects to the deceased. Brownsville Lodge 60 Sc AM.

will conduct ritualistic services Thursday evening at 8 The family that flowers be omitted. Holes Mnrk Llllb Uniontown Botary (Tub, at its noon luncheon mertmR in the White Swnn Hotel yesterday, staged a session of the local Toastmasters Club George Vine was acting prpsi dent John Cipoletti, table topics chairman. Cyril Mosher, guest speaker Dave McConkcy, critic, and Wnrrrn Parke, emcee its ident William Irvin presided Nab Susped In Burglary Brownsville police are holding an unidentified Rrownsville youth on suspicion of breaking into two Market St stores and stealing merchandise Entered yesterday ni i were Jay's Women's Store and Cooper's Men Store, both loc.ited the same Market SI building Taken were clothing, a transis tor radio, and about $to cash, cording to Brownsville officers Vandals ransacked Repair Shop, hi Arch St early yesterday, hut left without taking valuable tools and garage equip ment City police are investigat mg Extensive damage was done hv burglars at Mickey's Club, Kt 119 south ot Connellsville, early yesterday The thieves looted the place of an undetermined amount of cash and a quantity of State police are investigating 3 Taken To Hospital Three accident injuries were trealod in Uniontown Hospital yes terday morning and afternoon Sandra rime s. 3'a-yeai old daughter ol Mr and Mrs Ralph Grimes, Uniontown, was treated for a fractured collarbone, sul fered when she fell from a chair Mary Tedrow, 33, Uniontown. was treated fro a head injury received when she fell in a down town stoic here William Halim, 22 Main St was treated for abrasions of the forehead, apparently sustained in a fall downtown Uical police removed him to the hospital.

IhGACI.I MOVE PARIS President Charles de Gaulle Tuesday announced a sweeping amnesty for Nationalist rebels heyig held in Algerian pris ons and some of their leaders do tained in France DEATH NOTICES HIXON, Mltfi MARIE HARRIHON Frlmrts will hr racflvi nftrr 7 in today tn thv Hnngston Fii- nrrnl Home, re services wilt be held Friday st 2 with Rev Arthur Murkley of the First ChrlslUn Church, Republic, nfflclstlrig Interment will he in Hylvsn Heights Cemetery HUMPHREYS, JOHN A Age 56 husband of Mrs. Carrie Bryntr of House 389 died In residence Tuesday, January 13, 1959 at 1 45 A He wsji born In Fairchance September 28. 1903 the son of the late Calvin and Ora Hunker Humphreys In addition to his wife lit Is survived by two sons. Lewis of Ravenna, Ohio, John, Jr of Barberton. Ohio; step-son William I I 1 of Chicago, daughters, Mrs Clyde Burke of Akron, Ohio, Mrs John Kan ter of Akron, Mrs PhlUlp Riley of Akron, Mrs Archie Brynsi of McKeesport, Pa step-dHiiyhters, Mrs Frank Urchaako of Chicago, III Charlotte Hlllett at one brother and seven sisters, fourteen grandchildren He waa a mechanic for the Buckeye Coal Co for 34 years and a nodal mcm- of the VFW Nemacolln, member of Greene County Citizens Club A No 6290 Nemacolln Local Friends are being received In the late residence where services will he held Thursday at 2 30 with Rev miner officiating Interment will he In Greene County Memorial Park, under the direction of the Wagner-Cooley Funeral Home, Fairchance KIHAt KY ELIZABETH MIKULA Aged years of House 207, Oliver 1, died suddenly In the Uniontown Hospital at 4 20 rn Monday, January 12, 1959.

She whs horn In Czechoslovakia and has been a resident of Oliver 1 for the past thirty-three years Her husband, John Hr, preceded her in death, April, Surviving are the following children, Mrs George (Elizabeth! Hwetg, Oliver 1 Mrs Joseph (Maryi Moore of Royal, John Jr at home, six grandchildren; a sister. Mrs Andrew (Ann) of Duquesne, also a brother residing tn Czechoslovakia are being received in the Victor A DeCarlo Funeral Home, 136 Gallatin Ave, until 9:15 a rn Thursday, at which time short services will he held with additional services In Hi Lutheran Church, with Rev Andrew Tomo officiating Burial will follow Ln Sylvan Cemetery, LAUGHLIN, OLIVER Aged 307 Congress St FJist McKeesport, and formerly of Braddock, died Tuesday, January 13 ,1959 at 8 a m. In the McKeesport Hospital, following an extended illness He was the son of the late William and Lilly Zebley McLaughlin He had resided in McKeesport for the past thirty- three years and whs employed hy the Westtmhouse Air Brake Co He is survived hy three Mrs Margaret June Smnuse Mrs Virginia Ives and Mrs Shirley Cooper, Mi Keesport: one sister and one brother. Mrs Ruth Robinson and Lawrence McLaur.hlln. Mt Braddock five grandchildren Services will be conducted at 2 m.

in the Horne, East McKeesport NIXON, JAMES ABRAHAM Aged 54 husband of Luclle Craig Nixon, died In his home, 30 Wilson Ave Tuesday, January 13, 1959 at 5 In addition to his widow, he is by one sister, Miss Janet Nixon, Smithfleld. and two brothers. William Nixon Uniontown, Donald Nixon. Beach, one half sister, Mrs 1 Ihrtyies, Uniontown one half brother, Ray Nixon, Uniontown He waa a refrigeration and air conditioning engineer In Uniontown for the past thirty-five years. He was a son of the late 8 and Mary Abraham Ntxon He was a member of Fort Necessity Chapter Refrigeration Service Engineers Society.

Friends will be received after 7 m. today and Thursday from 3 until 5 and 7 until 10 p. m. the Gleason Funeral Home, 114 Fayette where services will be held Friday st 3:30 p. with Dr.

William Johnston officiating. Interment will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. Siale Police Report Tor December An ouilinc of activities for fhe month of December, 1958, for Troop B. District 1. State Police, has been released by Cap I- Ernest Moore, officer i charge 1 with in Washington Pa patrols Fayette, Greene, Washmglon and parts of Allegheny and Westmoreland Counties District barracks are located at I ninntown.

Belle Vernon and Waynesburg A total of 1,730 patrols were made during the month with 14382 miles being traveled during the performance of all duties. fliere were 240 traffic accidents investigated, In these accidents, seven persons were killed and 153 injured. Traveling too fast for conditions. failure to keep to the right and inattentive operators were the three main causes lor these accidents Property damage amounted to I he re were 354 arrests made foi motor violations, of which 321 operators were from Pennsylvania and 33 from other stales Fifteen stolen cars valued it approximately $14.195 were covered and othei property valued at was also recovered. There were 1,037 applicants for operators licenses examined mg the month, of which 021 ed.

ilfi failed and 5ft were jected During the month of December, 4'M official inspection stations were lieing supervised by members of Troop I A total of tft 3 criminal investigations were conducted during (hr? month, from which 157 criminal arrests were made A total of 045 complaints, or requests for assistance, were received There were 45 prisoners fingerprinted and 35 photographed Four scenes of crimes were photographed and Ifi civilians photographed for personal identification Bermuda actually consists of more than I (Hi islands with a total land area of 22 square miles DEATH NOTICES NIXON MRS BEH81E 7 Briar H1U, Olart in thr Uniontown Hnsptt.nl, Tussdny, January 13 1959 1 2 15 survtvnd by two daughters, Mrs Viols Kcrlk, Frndarlcklown, M.irv Burdin, Briar Bill; son, Nixon. Air Usllf slstar, Mrs Mary Hhnw, Bopwood-Cooisprlng twanty-six grandchildren, eighteen vreai wan derenssd by her husband, William Nixon, tn October, 1918 will received In the home of daughter. Mrs Mary Hardin, Brier Hill, after 7 today Arrangements, under the direction of the Gleason Funernl Horne, are incomplete PAFLU 8 CIA, PAUL Age ye tin'. of 114 in ut, Masontown, Tuesday morning, January 13, 1939 6 50 at home was predeceased hv his wife In Hurvlvtng are the following children, Stephen (Maryl Bahurlk of Smithfleld. Metro Orban of tnwn.

Mrs. (Anna) Wafts of Pittsburgh, and grandchildren Friends are bring received In the Ynney Funeral Home. Maaonfown, where will he held Thursday at. 2 with Rev. Paul Tarry officiating, Interment will be in the Men- nonlte Cemetery, Masontown LOUI 8 PAUL Aged Moffett Sterling, DUIiner.

died Tuesday, January 13. 1959 at 8 a He Is survived by his wife, Frances Skupnlrk and these children, George, Mt Sterling Alex, Roiko, Catherine Millln, Island, N. Anna Marrone. Brooklyn, Virginia Beajak. Dil- llner; fifteen grandchildren, six great grandchildren He was predeceased bv one daughter and nun son, Barbara, February 8, 1958 and Andy, April, 1957 He waa a member of the Holy Family c.

Church, Greensboro; Polish Alliance, New Halem and UMWA. local 6236 Frlenda are being received In the home of a daughter, Virginia Bezjak, Dllllner, where prayer will he held Friday at 10 a followed by Requiem High Maas In the Holy amity Church, with Rev Fr Wiliam Danneker as celebrant Interment will be In St. Agnes Cemetery, Masontown, under the direction of the Maykuth Funeral Home, Masontown. STEPHANKO, DR ANNA Aged 76, chiropractor, died in the Uniontown Hospital, Monday morning, January 12, 1959. She was a member of the Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church, New Halem and Altar Society of the church She la survived by four sisters and two brothers, Mrs Kate Mrs Mary A) and Mrs Olga Larson, St.

Paul. Minn Mrs Julia Carlin, Han Francisco, Calif sieve and George Krsnnak. Minneapolis, Minn Friends will be received tn the Dearth Sons Funeral Horne, New Halem, after 1 rn. today, until Thursday at 1 when brief will be held, followed by additional rites In the Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church. New Salem, with the following officiating.

Very Rev. Fr, John Gaydos of Masontown, Very Rev Fr. John Govrusik, Mon esse Rev. Fr Nicholas Fedorcheck of Monongahela City; Rev. Fr Daniel Pavelchak, West Brownsville and Rev Fr John J.

Oleynik Interment will he in the church cemetery Paranas will held in the funeral home this evening at 8 o'clock ZACK, (ZACCAGN1NO) 8 AMTJE Aged 83, 60 Daniel St riled Tuesday, January 13, 1959 at 5 p. following a brief Illness He was born ln Avlgllano province of Italy and had been a resident of Uniontown for the past sixty-five years He was a retired railroadman and a charter member of the Sons of Italy, Guisepps Maz.zml 231. Uniontown He was predeceased by his wife. Grace Bocchlo Zack In 1952. He is survived by these children, Albert and Mrs.

Frank (Mary) Santo, Uniontown; Peter. Jacksonville, Fla Rockv, Tampa, Fla Anthony, Atlantic City, Charles, Tarpon Springs, Frank, Roosevelt, Mrs Harry (Julia I Bonaccl, Phoenix, Ariz, Mrs Camille Balas Mrs. John Mangara- cine, Brooklyn. Mrs Edward (Anna Salvaggio, New York City; Mrs Charles (Mary Lou) Honold, Lake Mahypac, N. twenty-three grandchildren, twelve great grandchildren.

Friends will be received ln the Victor A DeCarlo Funeral Home, 136 N. Gallatin after 8 p. m. today, until Friday at 8:15 a. when short prayer service will be held, followed by Requiem High Mhss in St.

Therese C. Church, with Rev Fr. Nicholas Thomas as celebrant. Interment will be in Oak Grove Cemetery..