The Nanty-Glo Journal from Nanty-Glo, Pennsylvania (2024)

November 1, 1923

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The Nanty-Glo Journali

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Nanty-Glo, Pennsylvania

Issue Date:

Thursday, November 1, 1923

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7

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Announcement I have purchased the Nemo Music Store from Merl Nemo and hereby extend an in vitation to the people of Nanty Glo and vi cinity to call and get acquainted After Noy 1 I will be located in the LaMantia Building Railroad Street Capstick Nanty Glo Pa People Enjoy Trading Here Lirrnla Srrnurl 11 In this market we sell what the people want at prices they are pleased to pay Our Meats and Groceries are guaran teed fresh and wholesome The Canned Goods include the well known brands COMPARE OUR PRICES Market The Home of Good Meats and Good Service Bell Phone 11 Railroad St Nanty Glo New Location My Millinery Store is now located in the new LaMantia Building on Railroad Street 5 imHiHiiiHmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Even if you have bought a new all or Winter Hat you will enjoy seeing our showing of the new modes and styles A nice line of ancy Work including the Royal Society stamped goods Mrs Winifred Lynch LaMantia Block Railroad Street uiiimimHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit DAN SCHNABEL or County Treasurer What Johnstown and Cambria County papers say editorially of Dan Schnabel better known as republican candidate for county treasurer: for Treasurer The Ledger would not stultify itself by questioning either the char tr ability of the Democratic candidate for County Treasurer who is a competent and affable gentleman but it does insist the Repub licans have no need to go outside their party columns to obtain the services of a man well qualified to administer the affairs of that office Dan Schnabel is a successful business man He has succeeded en tirely by his own efforts without pull or influence being exerted in his hehalf With all his etrenous buaineM activities Mr Schnabel has never neglected the social amenities and his affability good humor and kindliness of spirit have won him the sobriquet of "Uncle by which he is known to a host of friends A vote for "Uncle Dan" will be a vote for capable and conscientious administration of the office of County Treasurer Johnstown Ledger There is no reason for Republicans to be tempted to cast votes for the Democratic candidate for County Treasurer Dian Schnabel the Republican nominee possesses every qualifica tion demanded for this Important office He has business experience with a record for fairness honesty and progressive spirit He has an unlimited capacity for hard work His whole life has been one of en ergy and productive industry He is the equal in every way of his Democratic competitor and deserves to be elected Johnstown Tribune ikmi THE NANTY GLO JOURNAL NANTY GLO PENNA Cambria County Items Over Jlr00 hunting licenses have been issued in this county The Johnstown postoffice has a force of forty five clerks and forty seven carriers Henry Grush has been appointed postmaster ar Geistown to succeed Harry Smith resigned Mr and Mrs Joint A Confer of Johnstown celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday Thieves broke into the office of a gas and oil service station in Ebensburg Monday night and took about $40 A postoffice has been established at Bradley Junction Cambria county with rank 1 Strittmatter as post master The new twelve story building of the United States National Bank of Johns town was formerly opened to the pub lic Saturday A civil service examination will held at Portage November 24th to till the position of rural mail carrier at South ork Johnstown high scored If) points to Altoona high's 0 in football Saturday and Conemangh high ran up a score of 97 to 0 against Juniata high Charles Schwab who has been spending the summer at his castle at Loretto lias returned to his winter home in New York City Thomas Gillespie of Gallitzin aged 55 was crushed to death by a full of rock in (lie unnel Coaling Co mine I east of that place Thursday after noon He was entering the mine in an empty coal car when the cave in caught him A party of foreign physicians rep Cor I'iti' ltot lias appointed Cornify resenting the health section of the Stipt Bentz one of a delega I eague of Nations visited ami in lion of live to represent this state at spected the Cresson Sanatorium Sun the National Illiteracy 'onferenco in day and Monday Wash i i tgi at in January I Grand Theatre NOVEMBER 2nd to Sth RIDAY Katherine McDonald in and also 2 reel Western from the Alfred Lunt and Edith Roberts in episode No 5 MONDAY Wm Duncan and Edith Johnson in It also round No 1 third series TUESDAY Hoot Gibson in episode No 10 WEDNESDAY Nazimova and Rudolph Valentino in also Century comedy of THURSDAY Malvina Longfellow and Norman McKinneth in Blame Your episode No 14 AMONG OUR READERS IN THE CHURCHES (The management of this paper assumes no responsibility for state ments made in this column which are contributed by readers and in which no way express the editorial or managerial policy of the Jour nal The Arbitration Decision After a careful study of the deci sion of the arbitration court and with out expressing an opinion on its merits either way I have come to the conclusion that we the men in No 3 are faced witli a very difficult prob lem Whether the finding be for us or against ns we are in honor bound to abide by it and make the best terms we possibly can How is this object to be attained? By drastic measures? No The bottom is out of the coal trade Markets are glutted Buyers are indifferent If we cannot create or maintain a high standard of material the orders will go somewhere else and we can go idle Right now is the time for us to exer cise ail the reasoning power and com mon sense we have To get through this dull period I strongly urge a give and take policy Get in touch with the management in this spirit and if the same feelings pre vail on the other side of the tqjile I am not scared about lie result Al ways bear in mind the important fact that we cannot accept one item of the award and reject another We must accept them or reject them as a whole COMMON SENSE Spoke for La bor Candidates PIKE BRETHREN CHURCH Sunday school at 10 a ni II Bracken Supt Preaching service :30 ST MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev Michael Pastor Sundays: Low Mass :00 a High Mass 10:00 a Catechism and Bible History 2:00 Rosary and Benediction of Most Blessed Sacra ment at 2:45 Sacrament of baptism administered after the 10:00 o'clock Mass Holy Days of Obligation: Masses at 5:30 and 8:00 o'clock Rosary and Benediction of Most Blessed Sacra ment at 7 :30 Masses on week days at 7:00 a UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Rev Chas Gwynn Preaching services at Belsano at 10:30 a Evening services in Big Bend church at 7:30 METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev Harry Ileadlee Pastor 10:00 a Interpretation of God's word by a splendid corps of teachers Come and learn with us 11:00 a Sermon Baptism of ire" second in series 7 :30 ni Evening services BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Heywood Pastor Sunday school at 9:45 a Ed ward Davis superintendent Morning church services at 11 Sermon by the pastor Evening services at 7:30 Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 Ladies' Aid Society meeting at home of Mrs Edward Davis all day on Wed nesday Nanty Glo Journal: As your valu able paper is always open to intel lectual talks or dis ussiops of some thing beneficial to labor I wish to re fer to the eloquent and instructive talk given in the Miners' Hall last Wednesday evening to the miners par ticularly and their wives as to why they should vote and work for the labor party ticket at the coming elec tion The Rev Mr uller of Altoona formerly of Cresson who gave the talk is a man of large human sym pathy for the producing classes He carries the facts with him and strikes home to the working class in the most convincing manner Mr uller spoke of tile progress made by the labor party in England during the past forty years mention ing the compensation laws old age pension laws graded unemployment laws in which at least one half of the standard wage of any industry is paid to the army of unemployed thus pro tecting the workers and their families against industrial depression and star vation This progressive legislation was put through by the labor party Rev Mr uller asks you not to sell yourselves for either poison liquor or money to the agents of those po litical loaders of the pari well known throughout their political career for their hostility to organized labor He cites facts and figures to prove his arguments are true He further tells how they the worker as one that thinks little about the best men they should support for public office' Well it is never too late to do good for evil A VOTER Payroll Snatchers Made Haul At Ashville Two gunmen held up Supt Pratt of the Dexter Carpenter Coal Co on a lonely road near Ashville riday afternoon and robbed him of the semi monthly payroll of the mine amounting to over $(1000 Mr Pratt was bringing the money from Altoona to pay the men at the mine The yeggs jumped on the runnning boards of his ear and compelled him and Mrs Pratt to get out then drove away with the car and money The car was found deserted about two miles away shortly after but no trace of the robbers was found It is believed that they had another car in waiting in which they escaped TWELVE BILLION CALLS The American people make twelve billion calls a year on the telephones of the Bell system alone The mag nitude of this telephone traffic may be further visualized by the statement that the Bell telephone companies em ploy 130000 operators and serve some 9500000 stations These operators are located in 5800 offices the buildings and land alone representing an invest ment of nearly $100 000 000 REAL ESTATE TRANSERS The following transfers of real es tate in Nanty Glo and vicinity were re corded at the courthouse recently A lanagan et ux to Martin Johnson et ux lot in Nantv Glo $2 000 John Upton Mcadden to George Me saros et ux lot in Blacklick township $1 rank Valentine et ux to Alfonso Galli et ux lot in Nanty Glo $1500 A Barker to Herman Donofsky six lots in Nanty Glo $1 Adelin Lucchi et vir to Josephine Comelli lot in Naniy Glo $2800 rank Sabo el ux to Steve Nagg et ux two lots in Nanty Glo $3600 A Barker to I McHugh lol in Blaeklick township $225 Eliabeth Creshak to Joseph Soya el ux (wo lots in Nanty Glo $250 Louis Digrugilliers to Deguevant lot in Nanty Glo $1200 Advertise in the Journal it pays CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE Rev Henry Pastor Prayer meeting Tuesday and ri day evenings 7 :30 Young meeting Wednesday evening 7 :30 Bible study and Sunday school 2 in Children's meeting 3 Sunday Preaching service at 7:30 by the pastor Subject "Prohibition'' CHURCH THE BRETHREN (Schaeffer's Hall) Rev Stanley Noffsinger Pastor Sunday Bible school at 10 a os ter Burkey Superintendent Preaching service at 11 a Ser mon by the pastor Prayer meeting and Bible study Tuesday 7 :30 Welcome Come! Local Dispute Settled By Arbitration Board indings and decision of the Arbi tration Board in the case of Welsh vs lleisley Company rendered this '3rd day of October 1923 The Company is conceded the right to establish its motor barns in the mines and the motors nre to be placed as near the end of the man trip as is practicable Good faith is to be exercised by the Company in the exe cution of this provision Tile Company is conceded the right to change the location of the motor barns inside of the mine to conform to tbo development of the mine and the extension of the man trip provided the motors are placed for the motor men as near the end of the man trip as practicable It is conceded that the time on which the motormen nnd spraggers' compensation is based shall begin when they assume charge of the mo tor and ends when they return their motors to the starting place The decision of the Arbitrators is based upon rule twenty seven of the Scale Agreement between the of A District two and the Bi tuminous Coal Operators of Central Pennsylvania from 1920 to 1923 which provides for eight hours actual work at the place of work and the com pany and the miners shall by mutual agreement arrange a starting time to fulfill the provisions of said rule No evidence having been Introduced in the contention of back pay upon the part of the miners this complaint is herewith dismissed On the complaint of the day men against extra charge for use of elec tric safety lamps the Arbitrators rule that the company cannot make any charge for the same and any moneys so levied by the Company shall be re funded The decisions above rendered are final nnd binding as a whole and are not severable (Signed) HARRY GRAGG Wm MARSDEN A HAMILTON A JENKINS JOHN II McCANN Umpire Subscribe for the Journal $200 I YOU NEED Letterheads Cards Invitations olders Statements Circulars Envelopes Billheads or anything else in the print ing line come in and see us ARMY and NAVY SUPPLIES OR HUNTERS WlWSW tWMw a EQUIPMENTS CONSISTING LEATHER AND SHEEP SKIN COATS LEGGINGS PUTTEES HEAVY BOOTS HOB A I SHOES ETC WE ALSO CARRY GOOD WARM GO I SHIRTS SHIRTS ARMY UNDERAVE AR AND THE EN DICOTT JOHNSON LINE WORK SHOES AND DRESS SHOT'S ARMY NAVY STORE Opposite Depot Nanty Glo Penna I or Our Big Opening Sale Sat Nov 10th WE WERE COMPELLED TO POSTPONE OUR OPENING SALE UNTIL NEXT SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10th DUE TO THE DELAY OUR MERCHANDISE NOT ARRIVING ON TIME We are now Open for Business SEE OUR WINDOWS OR SENSATIONAL BAR GAINS IN SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE! Alexander Underselling StoreAX LaMantia Nanty Glo Penna I.

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