Page Fi ght Pa—— DEATHS AND FUNERALS | « a "20th Reunion tinued From Page One) family William C ham man hair, | las est FRANK 0O. Frank O. Brown Boalsburg, died in cently, according to by survivors here He leaves a sister, Mi Houtz, of Boalsburg Interment was made BROWN 79. native Baltimore word received Elmer n Baltimore JOSEPH K. ADAMS Joseph K. Adams, 317 Washington Avenue, Pi died at his home Priday, May 25, 1951. Mr had been Il health for months He was born at 4, 1887, the son of Amanda Adams, and m cairn in 1911 ployed by the road. He was a member Ginnis Presbyterian Pitcairn He is surviv 1s widow, Mr Eleanor A. / ns: a daughter, Mrs Clyde Cassada; a son, Daniel T Adams id seven grandchildren all of Pitcairn Funeral at Pearce teairn several Milesburg W. H Apr and em- Rail- Mce- of w here he 1sylvania of the Church were conducted and Son Funeral Home in Pitcairn, Monday, May 28, by the Rev. John Hart. Burial was in the Monroeville Cemetery, near Pitcairn CALVIN C. DREESE Calvin C. Dreese, 62, of retired railroad agen died home at i 1951, after an nonths Mr. Dreese 1 «1 as PRR agent a after Vears' ser career | to Howar Madera, Clearfield county Born Nov. 27, 1868, at Be aver Snyder county, he was the George I Magdalena Dreese. On Dec. 26, 1885 r llian Benfer {liness station 43 and went as agent at town on Decker who sur- long with one daughter, Mr Im W fagn of Howard last ily of Mr. Dreese is also survived one grandchild He wi Evangelical and of Howard and 12 chil- 1s a member of the Reformed ch GEORGE W. SOLT ) mem- ine Glen Grange v. 21. 1865 in Towa, he was , the of | ¢ Jie { 1925, survive it addition te Y mnrk n the { Petersburg Adams | | with Rey fiating. Burial wi mad n Aske ] mad ther very interesting wed to Pit-] ! death | came to Howard, | at his! fay, June 3, | ais railroad | Reh oboth Be ach he married | "RD. and Wetzler girl with the | we tiine rma [ the largest Cora | with the most n M. {| Kenneth Ishler; one inusual hobby, Howard and hine Sloop twice married formet son of Alexande: iroe Solt He wa His first wife was Serng To this union, two Solt, of Akron, O ! of Columbus, ( Jose] Bernard Crust the unusual Smay His second wife the Pear! Force whom he married in ] toastmaster made a few way of an _Harol i Wi who wa for the Cla of ister, M1 Ww Fla Funeral service von B Snow till with the Johnson funeral home in jon recalled many . Wednesday afternoon! of interest and fun which arle R. Ramp offic juring r cls hool Shoe Cc h day cemetery Hitters MRS. THOMAS J homai Mrs. Thomas for Moers merly of Boalsbur died 1 vil. | Marti Mi nington, Del i 1 1051 bt following a She was | 1865 Delaware { her WHITEMAN { chbacher m Ferree Ishler ive \ i Mrs. C. A. Bonine College, where 5 n the Boalsburg Some vears ago entered the Ma or mingtlor Leaves Pastorate— 1 From Page One) { the Centre Del ADDITIONAL DEATHS ON PAOR SIX SECOND SECTION List 42 Classes— ied From Page One) Howard Festival Planned Marriage Licenses— { Prom Page One) » Hall Walter : Phyll fo pi VO / / E WALL PAINT WITH DDT ~ N iq { Kills silverfish, Flies, abs AND OT Bedbugs, WER INSECT PESTS SUCH AS Roaches, Mosq uitos, Spiders Get It Today! Now Available Only At USED FOR CERLINGS AND WALLS OF DAIRIES KITCHENS RESTAURANTS BAKERIES CLOSETS A /,/, ~~ TLLJINNAN 197 80, WATER ST, Is your Paint Dream Come True—Think of it! No more insect bother—this 1-Coat self-sealing paint kills these pests. 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AT, BELLEF ONTE, Hench Reviews (Continued From rage One) loor onto the front idewalk of the property ha warned by the Board of Health t« adjust the matter but all effor the board to date have been I'he owner of the residence” ported at Councii meeting tated that owner ing never to make any repair of my propertie Al present Is no bore ance that wo. authoritie ugh ordin enable health take forcible action In the Chief of Police reported that fine $1003 were collected month of May Chief that Police Officer ompleted a special Ing course t State College tallation of the two-way r the police car was to have begun on Monday. The Chief also pliment y the local matie Charles d fees totally during the DeWitt said Orr veeks train. and recently two Ww adlo in paid diligence of the lo- Patrols during this past fn come cal 8 hool chool year The Borough Father following complaint Hattie Wagner street resident com drainage of area and requeste t Department illeviate the take conditior property holder wa fire hi treet reported i ard one \ZAraG in ot 0 there gated and Rev. Carolus— Continued Prom Page One) ng he peak « 14000000 n Red Cro 289 clubmobile n combat the ATOR The club program ited out, is in addition to the welfare ervice which provide for us poir traditional Red Cros directors able-bodied and hospital at home and abroad Approxi- mately 360 Red Cro workers rurrently on duty with Amer the Par East, he said field 20d service mes are wan Arguments On— Continued From Page One) Henry Hipple, Lock Haven solicl tor, represented those in favor of the dams. He said “Progress always discomfort someone. This plan will help 500. 000 people In seven counties. Those who oppose the plan would not only be compensated for their losses but benefitted because if the whole vals ley is helped houses against a hall million peo- ple.” Those from the Howard ares whe were scheduled to make the trip to the hearing were George Denithorne, Mrs. 8am Gordon, Rev. and Mrs John Zinn, Rev. and Mrs. LL. P Markley, Emma Caseman, Mrs. Pred Pletcher, Nelle Weber, Louetta Wels er, Josephine Muffiey, Harold Kline Preston Robb, George Kane Thomas Bowes, Cameron Long John Tressler, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Wallace, Woodrow Confer, Harold Boone, B. OG. Long, Willard Neft Roy Thompson, Mrs. Jane Hussler Donald Gardner Harry Keeler, O. P. McCord, Billy Hanna, Cecil Pletcher, Mrs. ruth Wolf, Ruth Robison, Dr. and Mrs Harold Ishler, Margaret Kane, Mr« Bertha Schenck, Fred Sherman. Victor Thompson, Josephine Holter Richard Wolfe, N. J. Welkert, and James Wolfe. Joe Allison The been | Dewitt | that | | T1 they will be helped | It's a question of 800 people and 3¢ | Ki hort notice The fre | bes are ass tio ble prospective no phys | LAK is | GO Among we Cic ra tive secretary chi i of id Bellefonte | from the sald Mr. Hille n and Met mei a do IC. D. of A. Plans Picnic For August 1 Members of the Catholic of America, of Bell the last time thi of C. Hall Monday night i Regent Mr Arn presiding iwanis Told— (Continued From Page One Red Cro ¢ of charge Lo everyone Mr would Ix Johnstown blood | provi efonte blood cent explained that only t Various chairmen ment wi of clothing hi Cathol on Long the Rome. The ted among tated t trained physicians and nurs igned to duty n centers, where the for use in the donor blood Is taken unle ically able to ¢ ing of the done with nor, he said nnounce al blood colle public give Prog National sadquarters rwarded to od ram. 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