Page Thred,
January 13th, 1938 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
"PROBE DEATH AT FATHER Mc¢GUIRE TAKES
. Pr UP DUTIES IN PARISH
(HURCH REFORMATORY :
Father Bernard McoCulre who
came to Bellefonte last week as a
Advent Church Seam we sistant to the Rev. Pather William
and Mra, James Martin motoved 0 gunday Sehool y:30, Preaching (o8 '1¢ lave On Christmas morn. E, Downes, rector of St. John's
Lock Haven, on Sunday, to attend N mu Christian Endeavor at 7:30 ie gal smashed the water line, Catholle church, is no stranger to
the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr « « ghuey Pastor {Ere tio : ant superintendent cone scores of Centre
Flory and Mrs, Martin's sister, Mrs ' A ing years of the 34 he spent
Sara Diabler, Thare were mor Dix Run Baptist Church " 18 calle “he institution and viee .of the United States
than one hundred friends as gues School 9:80. Elmer Hos- [ound th a Maw wd broken ment as chaplain in C. C. C. camy
of the anniversary. followed wih Claes ater pipe for the zecond time that were spent in ire Ot
L Mrs. ET wchdel spent ; End t barricaded his camps
Degember 24. Born a: Marklesburg, And William Wilmer, of Bellefonu irs. E. T. Bechdel spent .a. few
Friends love to come and hate to go
At the homes of girls who really know
THEIR COOKIES
BLANCHARD
Miss Louise Gardner spent several
days of last weck with friends, In
: Mill Hall
Mr. and Mr, John Flory and Mi
{ outinued from page one)
LA
CH ———
ISAAC AUSTIN SNARE witr service was with Co. H. of the
y mnsylvania vo teers. He was a
Jsaac. Austin Snare, well known Pennsylvania v lun'eer ;
retired citizen of Williamsburg and member of the Oakland Evangelical
vicinity, died Monday night at 11:30 church. Deceased was an uncle of
o'clock, at the Altoona hospital R.-C. Wiker, Bellefonte, and also
where hi had been a patient since ¥us related to Mrs. Ivan Walke
Countian ince 2
in the soer-
Covers
Sunday
band Suply,
meeting ; Christian
C.C. Bhuey P
unity
avol JA
days of last weck with her daughter 7:30 aston and was darin Father MeCGaull ¥ho hom
March 10, 1 he was a son of Reu- eh OH Mrs. T. Max Hall of Williamsport » : . i threat in Philadelphia tudied 1or
N 868, : a ai - : MAX H 0 + L i, ree {terion Snow Shoe iss } .
ben and Susan Snare. He married MRS. MARGARET 8. KNOX © yng nas not been so well lately Brophy ; . 16. Bible 8choo! ey till the first person who Priesthood at 8t. Charles
31 41 c 1 { 4 i CHK y i 4 i 3 v rap ¢ §
Mismic Mae Gates, who died De M#;, Mafearet Shivery KnoX.' paul Maynard and aunt, Miss nday Ne ; W ee 11:00 wd He had some kind ' ary, Overbrook. He was ordah
centber 20. 1833. Members of the widow of the late Dr. Samuel KNOX, ywaiiaes of Newark NY ent the Ball 4 La NE ed p hand, I ovdered ' from 8t. Francis College, L
family include five children and two died at her home in Alliance, ONO wold visiting ela tive In wh m Mi bu : hin it the weapon. which | in 1030 and was &
brothers, one of whom is Samuel 3 b : hris i 0 p ie v4 ;
Saturday night at the age of MT coal ve . falas a A wain thresening Altona Diocese of the chur
. > a Several years ago Miss Wallace spent | puenine worshin 0 vm. } di, : p ;
Snare of State College, R. D., years, She was a daughter of the with her autit Mrs. AG vw rates { Mit tor H! person who eame various mes be was station
late Andrew and Jane Shivery and Milly, had Su at vu wid in ll. Seeing tw p Johnstown and Ca
MRS. TDA MAY SNYDER. was born in Bellefonte, where she On Thursday afternoon at 1 pi i St. John's Evangelical Reformed Hig ord were to no avall, 1 order- | jas ppointinent
Mrs, Ida May Snyder. a native of spent her girlhood. Following hel the L Hes Ald F th ee 51 y Rey. C. Nevin Stamm. Pastor. as administered 1 he Cathedral
y rounty. die } ho in marriage with Dr. Samuel Knox, UF is yoy of the Bapt . i018 . : 3) A Tare "The ' ieted him vin unt After spending two yeal
SE eaunLy, 12°10 o'clock Friday who also was originally trom Belle- “' ines Ho Mis Joma Smith ha ih lurch Sotioc > 2a the eff: ct ran 1 >. C. C.camps
afternoon, after a vear's ness with fonte, they went to Alliance, Ohio hig 9 tie Job won ff 10 has and
a complication “of diseasts. A where Dr, Kuox practiced medicine | CU : Bo Ari mp Ni, hey Se TION
daughier of Philip and Sarah (until his death some tinue ago. The 7 0 SCH Mrs. Josebh- Bechdel lofi! will he
Sohnure. Durst, Mrs. Snyder was sole swvivors are a brother and y ot ALT or "t lan ening servide
born at Centre Hall 66 years ago. sister, D. H. Shivery, of Buffalo Ru ; Mal wd ol : . ary to give him tear gas agafl
Her husband passed a Way soul and Mrs. Sarah Trithart, with whos ; a / nnd ff sellefonte School of the Bible 4 : wm roertivtand
YOArs ago Susviving are three chil- deceased resided in Alliance, “UL ; ‘ " On jush Al
dren, Brief servic sre held from (Ohio. Funeral services were ¢ IS J. K y Mt a Mil y
the home in Mifllinburg Monday ai- yvesterda) afternoor of Alliance
térmoon, amd were Elden in the with inlermen that city
Reformed church at Cenire Hall in m——
charge of the Rev. Nelson Slegel FLOYD WILLIAM SNAVELY id ;
MitRinbory, assisted by the Rev Floyd William . Shavely passed Mak a A 3 Ig SC! 1 : 0
Delas BR: Keener of Centre Hal. oo "0 nic home at Spring Mills, Marr, died Fun; Bask Hollow Chureh : Suddenly ad D1 ie
Interment was made in the Cenir® |p 1 at 9:30 o'cdock Saturday he tor Nie rare gle onl sawn 3. Venmil Lint «Pa wd) Dr Beale sare | varie :
Hall cemetery night after a brief illness with {1 ! : ver Mi id c : after an § n fay 8 h 9:20 Mr ndrew. 1r- sang Oatece ve O . . > ; ESSION 0)
EL pneumonia. A son of William and jliness with pneumor She ¥ in | vin- Supt Bible School boys from . Bi mist: HERE'S A SOLUTION FOI : , ILLEGAL
MRS. LYDIA B. MARR Florence L. Snavely, he was born hey h year Mrs. Marr was born the Allentown Bible Instituie will be | IH€A a examination of SUNDAY FOOD PROBLEM A
Mrs, Lydia B. Marr, fonmer resi- | in Poe Valley on October 4, 1893, » } Ai set | hat an ¢ wl GarnNo DRIVE AT
dent of Bech Creek and widow of | making his age at time of death 44 Pr ywiore riage Mr tornot y Jan. 1. { continu i 1 DY i Deart ade Bundaay jx aj
thie ate Williamn Marr, died Friday | yem: 3 month and 4 days, On M fied 4 Years ag n addi . vening 5 10 January 39, a ed by OR to the for the family
morning at the home of her daugh- Fell GaY 26, 1821, he was united in 1j¢ t Vr Johnston nother Rey iss Ruth Bowman, Ev reli 1 i ell when he e th Peter
ter, Mrs. Alfred Joimnston of Lanse riage wit} Min M. Uhl .
Clearfield county, after an illness rvive together with |
with pneumonia. She was in her father, and the following children : Pog . Sunds
84th year. Mrs. Marr was born at | Evelyn, Grace, Miriam, William a kK by Rey. Aaron Herr of Son Sut Jal 1811 Zion wiction th Breakfast
Spring Mills and was Miss Lydia | Jack and Richard, all at home. Bellefonte nirment w made in 8:30 a. m. Union Sunday Church th ib fficer handling his beef griddi
Breen before her marriage. Mr. These brothers and sisters al : h nri el I wchard J 14 \ inn with both di Dinners
Mart died six years ago. In additi vive: Mrs. Ida Snyder { Ant Mi: Mary rng ! 0 ip—~The Lord? le Prey i ( ign Y
to Mrs. Johnston, she leaves Fort: James: 1 ye rt ’ i . whew oN ' 4 .
other daughter, Mrs. Henry St George Bechtol, of Woodward nd
of Blanchard, at whose home Frank, of Spring Mills Funeral
pera) Services were conducted Sun- were held vesterday
day afternoon at 2 o'clock by the noon in the Evangel
Rev. A On Herr of Bellefonte, In- | Madisonburg, in charge of t a : 4 ” " Say ? .
terment was made in the Christian R A Babcock. Interment was mad yi 1 BH. DOCDGel wilo as Deen i bo bl fio yi wor Wy wy 194 .
Cemetery at Blanchard in the cemetery djoining th ger he 20 - 1 ior 1 d SCA fo : : am
——— church ST AR Id RGE OF
ORLANDO CURTIS LUCAS BT
Orlando Cur Lucy 93. Civil
war veleral
driver of
on, Ohio, died recent a. his hon lyrone, Sunday tiernoon Al { 1 RH , { Jul A \ 10. Prave
after an illness of 1 1 f
Lucas was et
for many year
had not been engaged
in recent years. He was born April
@. 3844, ‘at Unionville, Cenue Coun-
ty, a son of Samuel Lucas and Eme- May 1868. On
nto his oc
Semi
iit
PILLSBURY'S BEST
THE "BALANCED" FLOUR=~MAKES GOOD BAKING BETTER
TSnasion rhondaie
inn the diocesy
in Alu
in Cen
EARLY
FULFILL
ADMINISTRATION T6
PINCHOT PROMISE
’
(CONYICTED OF
MURDER Is PAROLED
WOMAN
Wormer
Gove
The Kingdon Wil Cal ;
nducted at both morning
t Lo spend the and it was 1
with her
the 1rd |
He 3rd
Vaia Mau [orme;
Beech Creek and
te Willlam
VENISON
AFTER JAN
SEEK %
WELFARI COLLEGE
SINOUs ead
ATVice
seal churcl
cal churct pellefonte Hospital Surg
Jiodist Ep scopal, ical Patient
Cooking Stove Badly Needed
REPUB. Mrs Je Noll H
MRS. SARAH A. ECKLEY AN OFFICE HOLDERS
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stipation awtsl
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Boaisburg utheran
line Mil Lucas both natives of 4 ilesburg.
Pennsylvania. He was married on marriage with Joseph k
Christmas day, 1860, at Moshannon Mav 7. 1931. She i
to Mary Latitia Cull, who died 41 yived by three sons and two daugh- pants h its ‘
years ago. Mr. Lucas is survived Dy | ters: Wilbur R. Eckley, Byron Eck- hs hon M { M ¥
five children Mrs. Cl } James R. Bekles of Tyrone .
Claude Lucas, Wibu Edwin Cri tise, of Tampa, Fla, this n Christian and Missionary Alliance
Marion Ohl Lydia Hapeg * hid and M! dred Burn of { fo 3 oor rik he . al ri "1 : ae ad >
Venice Culil, and Mrs. Mary L. Ni- pyegy She Is urvived by one the Baptist chiulhi or cei vel. group Tix y 2:30 ; + parson have 4 ng :
coll of Albany N. Y. He also leaves | rangqdaughter, Mildred Sarah nr, Jan ae 118 1 (a polity 1oadety » have grown
® sister, Mis. Elvira Peters, of poe. one brother, Robert Rean, Servicn dicied by : 1130 ret net plaints Amal: Aime oR ro
Milesbury, Pa. who Is the last sur- or yorinta and two sisters, Mrs. Ca roma We Satin " a1 n* * and aluts against patronage dis-
4 _ of 1 $1 A very n
vivor.of fam FA 16 children } iret Atwood, of DuBois, and
also
ea’ -gral
His OR
WEAK AND RUN [75% mii
DOWN nT a he Lad
MEN AND WOMEN SHOULD ——
Take Luebert's Iron Tonic Tablets, WESLEY HOSTERMAN
Containing Cod Liver Oil Extract Hostern routietor of ter Ruth is tha : t on atin Bi . A ba Faas wn the Pin
There is no toni to these | 4 Ah improvii vihough di heria d ) ) p 2 a nd aba " ake thede
ad pr " Woodward in, died suddenly ; ' nin of ved
tablets for thos : hath POT SO
Bellefonte HOMEMAKERS
If you entertain
{ niled Brethren,
frequently,
choose one of
these lamps to
help provide
equal
JU OCiCK
effects 0 ” 3 ‘ ; . . at the wheel of ¥ ov n my . : a b “ eh . hr Overt the “light of the
5 J Jak ! y WALL . It ¥ ) ) N 3 LF, v i é wi y - sd Lia d os
¢ was driving hear Akron, Ohi 3 . . ) i ‘ 4 {ire hs party
wha. has been worn cut in the blood | [OWNS a TE eB ig guid S ral Pri fa ini the Departments of Highway
tanding, } ostlermay wi an 4 . bi Assistance
wd nerves hey are composed of saniing h Ho : i e—— ———— rat i ek. Adult choir a3 8 b= :
’ ) £ t “ Ee
fron’ extract of cod lver oil and ‘US Way SUIRL TOR he a
blood building. tonic accompanied by Hoste I
4 1 ub er and sister-in- A IOC
which restore the system : pA ty to note Ned nan, a se biic ix cordially invited ane liste mate af tiv batt
per tote and make life worth lv. law Mr. and Mr William Willett ah or "a 4 i lists ms of the be - Yay.
ing. They give strength and vigor Hosterman, of Buffalo. N. Y., and Caleville Pilgrim Holiness tid are held 1
. «5 ye ' 49 $4 . 1 rp. 4 ¥ - nro
to mind and body had just left Akron en route to ira vl Si abel Sn Rey J. Franklin Lint Pastor dover Republican The argu-
Price 50c per box : Mexico when Mr. Hosterman wa ha je o” : ol 9:30. Mr. B. M. Stov- | advanced by Highways Secre-
druggists. Accept no substitute. Stricken and died before medical wan Bible Boys from Warten Van Dyke and Farle
Bend us your order direct if you aid could reach him. Up to the 24 y Fiddl a ‘oh i a is Alleniowt - B natitate » : the techie al engine ering post.
can not be supplied locally ime of death he had been in DiS we. «ish . - recover) Eastern Zot hoot of the Pligrim ® difficult to fill has not eased
FREE TRIAL OFFER. One regu) usual good health. 1 3 ed, a Mr. and ¥ Alfred Yearick i ns ( chi, will b wetil ah .
0c box will be malled to any ! widely known citizen of Penn's Vale romils wnt Sunday at the John ha hb ( bot vices Of Tix
medicines
Dal-
to its pro- .
; ’ '
man, and his brotl
ay Sen
esentmer
pressure turned on the as
he dex
aCe
ONCE lo
penges
A GLLUBERT. P. DD. Coatesville, fom
Sold and recommended by Parr
and" Zellers drug stores
————————" ———— i —————
a
"BOTH OUR
CHILDREN
ARE AWAY AT
SCHOOL BUT
WE HAVE
10c to cover mailing e ley. wa
THEM CALL US
EVERY SUNDAY
WHEN RATES
ARE LOW.”
HE BELL TIXLITIT
COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA
and
born
a son of Charles W
Salinda Hosterfmn, and was
at Woodward 62 years ago. About
30 years ago he was united in mar-
riage with Margaret Schrecken-
gast, of Tylersville, who survives
with a daughter, Mrs Ray Har-
lock. of Buffalo N. Y. These broth-
ers and sistorg also survive: J. Wil-
lett, of Buffalo, N. ¥.: Theodore J
of Akron, Oho Thomas R of
Bellefonte: Charles and Oliver, of
Woodward: Mi Fdgar Stover, of
Bioomfield NJ Mrs. Harry
Zelme, of Johnstown, and Mrs
Carl Goosman, of Erie. Mr. Hoster-
man wis a veleran of the Spanish-
American War Funeral services
were held from the home at Wood-
ward, Tuesday afternoon, in charge
of the Rev, H. A. Houseal, and in-
terment was made in the Woodward
cemetery, ’
STATE COLLEGE JEWELRY
STORE ROBBED IND TIME
For the second time in less than
three years, thieves threw a stone
through one of the windows of the
H. 8. Shomberg Jewelry store on
East College avenue, State College
at 3 o'tlork Monday morning and
escaped with articles valued at ap-
proximately $450
It is thought the robbery took
piace ghortly before itv was discov-
ered when several Qollege students
passed the building, The stone used
by the robbers to break the window
was found on the display lodge,
Included in the loot were 10 rings,
four watches, bracelets, compacts
and a small purse-watch.
Only solld gold rings were taken '
from the window and those of less Hi
value were not touched, it was re-
ported.
Oil Well in Flames
When gas from an ofl well be-
Miss Pa
Corman were Sut
Barnard Crust
on Sunday
and Mrs. Ne
ay call
neltzer and Pa
day
home
ce
Cllrs al
at Buffalo Ru
Hockman
rs at the N. J Hock
Eby bs
4 rie:
John
Her many
A Speedy recoviry
are giad to report sivin Mil
is very much improved
and Mrs Clidge Tice and son
Lloyd called! Priday evening in the
Gilmore home
Porest School
Deftrick, teacher
The following pupils of the Pore
School have had a perfect atten
dance for the month of December;
Mary Jarn® Armstrong. Margaret
Fiedler, Jean Garbrick. Ann Har
nish, Grace Vonada, Dorothy Von
ida, Lois Vonada: Miriam Yearick
Mildred Yearick, Clare Yearick and
Marjorie Yearick, Kenneth Breasier
Budd Garbrick, Jerry Harish. and
John Yeariok.
Percentage of attendance. Boy
98: Girls 99. Pupils who have ex
celled In spelling from term to date
are! Grade 2-Lols Vonada, Grade
3-Jean Carbrick. Orade 4-Budd
CGarbrick. Orade 5--Mirlam Yearick,
Grade 6-Paul Bressler Grade 7
Mildred Yeurick. Orade 8-Doro-
thy Vonada. The following pupils
Have had a perfect attendance from
Sept. 7 to Jan. 3. Orade 1 Ann
Harnish, Orade 2--Johnt Yearick,
{lols Vohada, Jerry Harnish, Mar
Jorie Yearitk. COrade 3-Jean Gar.
ek. Orade 4--Buad . Oardrick
Orade 5-Mirlam Yearick. Grace
Voiada, Orade 6--Kénneth Bressler,
Grade 7- Mildred Yearick Orade
8-Dorothy V:nuda, Margaret Fidler
and Clare Yeurick. No. of different
10S
Notés— Mary E
St John's Lutheran, Bellefonte
i Sunday er Eph
18. 9:30 m Sunday
, 10:45 a. m. The Holy Com-
munfon with short address: “To
Beck the 10st." 6:18 p. m. The Cate
thetical Class: 7:30 p. m. Vespers
itd Sermon: “In view of the Brev-
Ry of Life” a study of Psalm W0
There will also be a brief Holy Com-
munion service for those unable to
attend the morning service ae
Preparatory service will be held on
this Friday night, January 14, al
7:30 clock. The annual ocongre-
rational mecting will follow at 8:00
o'clock. Clarence BE. Armold. pastor
hans
Rehersburg Evangelical
Royal A. Babcock, Pastor. Re-
bersburg—Sunday School mt 9 a. m
Paul Breon, Bupt., in charge: Evan-
felistic service each evening at 7
oviock; Quarterly conference on
Priday evening following the Bvan-
gelistie service, Rev. W. J. Dice,
Distriet Superintendent in charge
Holy Communicn Service on Sunday
evening, January 16. Madisonburg-~
Sunday School at 9:15 a mm. Clar-
ence Haugh, Supt. in charge; Ser-
mon by District Superintendent,
Rev. W. J. Dice, 10:30 a. m. Holy
Communion service in charge of the |
District Superintendent, Paradise
Sunday School at 1:30 p. m. George
Wingard, Supt. in charge. Sermon
by the District superintendent at
a Pp. m. Holy Communion follow -
Charge
i
C—O
MODERN . "WOMEN
came lgoked at Los Angeles, mud, pupils enrolied from term to date |jowhis rnd mp
rocks and water, as well os flames
are: Boys 9; Girls 18, to's) 22. No. |
jltob Tigh to she ue Crows work- tardy mnrks jeoorded: rn lt
9 dori]. the. flue
IL
:
department led to Whe 1p
lel investigation and finally to the
resignation of Secretary de Sch-
weinitz. A general reorganization
partment under the ad-
Arthur W. Howe
rmer welfare secretary and e-
mE friend of the governor, espec-
Oy In Righ-salaried posts now
almost exclusively by profe
ional social workers, js anticipat-
we qe
min tration of
+]
One other branch of the state
vernment almost certain to be
ine cluded in the purge of “disloyal
employes” is the Public Utility
Commission
Since the rate regulatory body
was taken over by the Democrats
only last spring, a large number of
high-paying posts sthl are held by
Republicans
TOPICS
——
AND COMMENTS
(Con Hnued I om page one)
tet nd to Know, there is really no new
recrssion-at least it is simply
nothing more than a return to that
normalcy of 1033-34, calied depros-
sion. The brief upturn of lest
spring was but the temporary de
liftum of Govelnmental heavy
spending.
It bore all the earmarks of a
real boom while the emsy money
insted, but now tha! the veterans
have spent thelr bonus cash the
same old slump comes back with
a sudden thud-like falling out of
bed. In addition, and contributing
largely toward making matters no
better fast, the $4.800000000 relief
gio has stopped laying her goid-
en eggs and gone broody--and per-
sists in following her maternal in-
stinoty in spite of all the. tricks
And brandishments know to binin
| trusters and sophyosnores for per.
sunding CGoosle to give up
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