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DEATHS
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Miss Isabel Lee Dies at Spring
After an 4dllness exten [ over a
period of eight . Mis Mary Is
abel Lee died at
gents, Mr, and Mrs
Spring Mills, on Tuesday
ten o'clock. Miss Lee
teaching school at Painted Posta New
York State Hi hoot, wns first
taken to the s | and from
there to Philadel
phia, and 3
timore. The
the East
operations
hope elief n
what was first thought
cess on the brain, but no fav
sults were obtained. The
finally bought back home,
gelleved her at the time
Misa Lee would have
twenty fourth birthday in
she lived. She graduated from the
Gregg Township Vocational School
and later form Bloomsburg State Nor
gal. She chose teaching as her pro
gessioh and had entered upon her sec.
ond year in that work. She was a
young woman of high qualities and
was honored and respected by her as-
sociates during her school life, and
fater by the community
She was a member of the Reformed
church, and her pastor, Rev. D. R.
Keener, will conduct the funeral serv.
foes on Saturday morning at 10:00
& . Interment at Spring Mills.
pide the parents of the deceased
pamefl above, the following sisters and
brothers survive her: Mrs. David
Ww
de
the home of her pa-
Jacob CC. J.e« it
night at
pecame il
and
University hospital
Johns Hopkin
MOST
examined
that
where death
stated.
attained her
January had
etter, Bethlehem; Robert, Wa-
yp, Conn.; Eugene, clerk in the
First National Bank. Spring Mills;
Porothy, in training for nursing In
Bt." Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem; and
Bettie, at home.
WARTZ ~Elmer E.
Sunday morning at his home in Pleas-
ant Gap after an iliness of some dur:
ation due to cancer. He died on his
@ixty-sixth birthday. Mr, Swartz was
& son of Mr. and Mrs Andrew SBwartz,
both deceased, and was reared on the
Bwartz homestead east of Pleasant
Gap.
The
marriage wae
before
survives
.
wife, who
Sharer,
deceased's
Miss
PT. Breon, Pleasant Gap: Mrs. Boyd
Sampsel, Bellefonte; Harry Swartz,
Juniata; Blaine and Roy Swartz, Pleas
ant Gap; Mra Paul Ross, Madison
burg; and Margaret, at home These
three sisters also survive: Mrs. Flmer
Johnston, Altoona; Mrs. C. M. Musser,
State College, and Mrs. RE. Kilne,
Bellefonte,
During his active life, Mr. Swartz
followed the occupation of farming and
fived in various sections in Bpring
township, finally acquiring a farm
east of Pleasant Cap where he lived
until retiring.
Funeral services were held on Wed-
nesday afternoon by Rev. W. J. Wag:
ner, of the Lutheran church, his pas-
tor. Interment was made at Pleasant
Gap.
hn McEwen
rothers and one,
Meyers, of |
of Phlla-!
$44
NOW
Blair Wrye,
years. He was born |
WRYE.~
toona, aged 70
Half Moon
or many
boiler shops of the P. RK. KR
Joseph
township on a farn
yeurs was employed
CATHERMAN Cather
man owner of a general store at Mill
mont, died very suddenly froma heart
attack. He was 65 years old. He Is
survived by a wife and a son. Rev.
Charles Catherman, Gettysburg and a
daughter, Mra. Roy Rudy, of Lewis
burg.
{Miver Cr,
MEYER William Calvin Meyer,
born in Potter township, died In State
College. He was a son of George and
tAnna Fox Meyer. The elder Meyer |
imoved onto a farm north of State]
| College ‘when the subject of this sketch |
was a boy. Upon hie marriage Mr. |
| Meyer engaged in farming and lived |
ion various farms in Ferguson and |
| College townships, and later purchas- |
led the Hartswick farm, two miles |
{south of State College, where he lived |
| until retiring. i
| The first wife of the deceased wae |
| Adeline Krumrine and the second Sar- |
ah Ann Smetzier. To this union there |
are three sons, namely, George C, J.|
Curtis and Marion B.,, all living In
State College. The daughter of his!
first wife was married to Harry Shaw-
ley. of State College. Bhe died In Ap-
vil, 1821. i
A——-——
CURRIN. ~Funeral
held Saturday afternoon for D.
Currin, former editor and publisher of
the Sagar Valley Journal, who died
Thursday of heart trouble at the home
of his daughter, Mra. Faith Masters,
near Loganton, with whom he resided.
Rev. W. L, Kamble had charge of the
services which were held first at the
home, continuing at the . Loganton
Evangelical ehurch.
My. Currin, who was sixty-one years
of age, was a member of the Logan
ton Evangelical church, and a charter |
member of Washigtnon Camp. P. O 8 |
of A. He is survived by his wife, three |
mons, Lee, of Dgtrot | tes a Paul, |
iof Loganton; and by shtess, |
Mra, Masters, with whun Le ilved:
| Mrs. Lytle, of Loganton, and Mrs
| Banders, of Willlamsport; by one bro
| ther, George. of Pittsburgh, and ons
sinter, Mra. 'W. A, O'Brien, of Altoona. |
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FOR FATHER
Suit of Clothes
Sweater
Shoes
Plush Cap
Neekwear
Overcoat,
Wool Underwear
Gloves
Areties
Hoslery Hat
FOR
Coat
MOTHER
New Dress
Hint New Oxfords
Sik Underwear Gloves
100 per ef. All Wool Blankets
Rayon Bedspread
Table Cloth
Towels
New
Napkins
Handkerchiefs
TT
FOR SWEETHEART (Mim)
Rayon Hose, Slippers to mateh
White Crepe de Chine Shirt
Fancy Hoslery Gloves
Beautiful Neckties Slippers
Lovely Box Handkerchiefs
Leather Hand Bag Salt Case
Sk Searfs Shaving Net
FOR SWEETHEART (Her)
Spanish Shawl Tollet Set
Sik Umbrella Rid Gloves
Sik Underwear Faney Aretics
Faney Handkerchiefs
Full Fashion Sik Hose
Beautiful Oxfords
Wardrobe Trunk
FOR BIG BROTHER
AND LITTLE BROTHER
Sheepskin Coat Sweater
Gum Boots Areties Gloves
Wool and Dress Shirts
Overcoat Neecktlen
Handkerchiefs Rath Robes
Lumberjacks Golf Hose Drums
Cap
FOR BIG SISTER
AND LITTLE SISTER
Howse
Shoes
Gloves
Toy Plano
Dolls
Oxfords
Coat Dress
Faney Handkerchiefs
Oxfords Arctics
Scarfs
Cedar Chest
Slippers Shoes
FOR DEAR BARBY
Bear Sult Blankets
Sweater Cap
Dishes Chalrs
Btoves
Teddy
Booties
Dolls
Pianos