—— ALT 1988. OBITUARY (Additional Deaths on Last Page Main News Section) BRADEN KRIDER Krider, a JOHN John Braden Pennsylvania died at his home in Altoona, Mon- day night. He was born in Gates- burg, Centre county, in June, 1801, at Alexandria eounty. ¢lude his wife anid twa sisters, Mrs, John Fleck and Miss Emma Kri- der. Two brothers, George and Rdward, preceded him in death, Mr. Krider was: educated in. the Spruce Creek schools! He was of the Presbyterian falth MRS. MARY ELIZABETH ASKEY Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Askey, wide- i¥ known lodgewaman, died Mon- day morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Willlam A. Ritchey, at Oreenwood, Diair county, She was born {n° Contre commty Feb ruary 25 1858, daughter of Mr gnd Mrs. Daniel Hyder. Her hus band; William T. Askey, died April 28. 1885. Members of the family in- clude four children, David W. and Albert James Askey, hoth of Altoo- Mrs. Carter Brassard, of De- toi aud Willinm Ritchey, of Greenwood; 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Mrs. Ask- ey was a member of the First Unit ed Brethren church, of the P. 0. 8 of A... Daughters of Malta, No: 2, and the Pocohontas lodge, No. 58. MRS. MARGARET THOMAS I Mrs. Margaret Thomas, widow of the late Asron Thomas, died at her home in Centre Hall about 11 o'clock Wednesday night of last week, of complications. She had n ill since January and had been wonfined to bed most of the time drs. Thomas was a daughter of flilam and Mary Webner Witmer | and was born in Pine Grove Mills §7 years ago last September. Her husband, Aaron Thomas, passed away about ten years ago. Surviv- ing are two daughters, Miss Jennie Thomas, at home, and Mrs, Wil filam Reitz, of Bath, N. Y. She was the last surviving member of her family. Puneral services were held from the home, Saturday afternoon in charge of the Rev. Delags R, Keener. and mierment was made in the Centre Hall cemetery. Mrs Thomas was a member of the Cen- tre Hall Reformed church 3 ROSELAA HAMER Rosella Hamer, 11-year-old niece & Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bennett, of SWest High street, with whom she 5 made her home for the past year, died at the Centre County Hospital at 12:12 o'clock Sunday morning after a month's illness, The little girl, a student in the pellefonte grade schools, contract- ed tonsilitls about four weeks 840, ‘and the {liness falled to respond to treatment. Week before last hemaor- rhages resulted. and she was taken to the hospital, where two bdiood transfusions were given at various times, her brother, Jack, and Miss Fg! Funk, of Bellefonte, being ie donors. Although Rosells show. some improvement after the fusions the results were only! trrporary in pdture. The little girl was a daughfer of Wilson Hamer of Tyrone, and the late Mrs. Mary Allde Harris Hamer, who passed away about seven years ago. Sur- viving sre the [falher and these prothers and sisters. Jack, Charles Carrie, Clalre, Marjory and Lois, all of Tyrone, and Mary Alice, of Warriors Mark. Futeral services were held Tuesday afternoon from the E E. Widdowson Funeral Home, North Allegheny street, Bellefonte, ip charge of the Rev. H. Wills Hartsock Interment was made In the Grazierville cemetery, near Ty- rone. WILLIAM 8S. HOLLABAUGH Following & stroke of paralysis, fjveringuced by a heart condition, Jlliam 8. Holls baugh, died at Mui- gon, Thursday morning, March 31st He was il two weeks Mr. Holla- Baugh was b< Milesburg, Cen- tye County, Nocember 28, 1878, mak- fog nim ia his sixtieth year. He was £ son of the late Henry and Clara (Stanley) Hollabaugh, of Munson Jn October, 1800, Mr. Hollabsugh martied Miss Margaret Hoover, of Kylertown, and established their home in Munson. To this union a daughter and son were bom, Miss Frances C. Hollabaugh and Donald CG. Hollabaugh, both of Johnstown. The daughter and son survive, to- gether with a grandson, Donald Lee Hollabaugh, and one gister, Mrs. R. KH. Biddle, of Tyrone. Mr. Holla- bangh's wife dled May 17, 1838 Going to Philipsburg with his par- ents in hig early boyhood, the fam- fly located at Point Lookout, When the subject of thig skeich was seven- | teen years of age the family moved to Munson. He was a laborer by. occupation. Mr, Hollabaugh wus a member of the »- Methodist church, Moowon., Puneral services were held Sunday afternoon at the family home, in charge of the Rev. Nevin! ©D, with burial in the Philipsbuig | cemetery, retired | rallroad accountant, | 1889, | He married Effie Dean March 28, Huntingdon | Members of the family in- | i lived { Oe JOHN HENRY COLABINE John Henry. Colabine, a half-bro- ther of Daniel Benson, of near Bellefonte, died at his home in Bellwood, Sunday morning. He was a retired P. R. R. machinist, He i survived by one son, a daughter and vo brothers, REV. E. D. ROWE Rev pastor of the United Brethren church, who at one time served as minister of the Runville charge, died Friday afternoon at his home in Milton, Hels strvived by his wife and five children, Burial was made at Milton on Monday DAVID R. THOMAS David R. Thomas, a resident of Warriors Mark Valley for the past 40 years, dled at his home near Warriors Mark, Wednesday momn- ing of last week at 11:15 o'clock following a vear's illness with com- plications. David Ray Thomas was a son of John and Christine (Frantz) Thomas and was horn at Centre Line, Centre county, on Ap- ril 8, 1857. He was united in mar- riage with Mary Susan Stine at Ppllefonte on June 8, 1874. The fol- lowing children survives John Thomas, Tyrone; Harry Thomas, Altoona; Irvin Thomas, Btorms- town: Mrs J. A, McClelland, Mrs. Victor Eves, Port Matilda, R. D.; Mrs, Clyde Devore, Warriors Mark. He 15 also survived hy 26 grandchil- dren and 18 great-grandehildren, and these brothers and sisters: Daniel Thomas, a twin-brother, of Kansas City, Kans; Jolin Thomas and Arthur Thomas, of Port Ma- tilda; Mrs. Stuart Weston, Bell- wood, and Mrs Sue Irvin, Belle- fonte, Mr. Thomas was of the Methodist faith, He was farmer. Funeral services were coln- ducted at his home on Saturday afternoon by the Rev. Nelson Tay- lor of Stormstown, followed by in- terment in Gray's cemetery MORRIS RINE Morris Rine, native of Bellefonte, and for passed away at his moon Terrace o'clock Monday morning several years’ Hiness with a heart condition. A son of Abraham and Mary Rine, he was born in Belle fonte on April 8. 1868, and had he until Saturday of this week would have observed his eth an- niversary. He was united in mar- riage with Miss Christina Meese, of Bellefonte, who passed away last fall. Surviving are five children, ndmely: ‘Mrs. Jame Gurealins, Bellefonte: Malcolm Rine, Fleming ton: Joseph Rine, Bellefonte: Mrs. Andrew Zvlicz, of Ansonia, Conn. and Berenice Rine, at home. A bro- ther and sister. Harty Rine, of Gary, Ind, and Mrs. Molly Garret, of Elmira. N. Y.. also survive, Fu- neral services will be held st 2:30 o'¢iock this Thursday altemoen from the residence, with the Jiev. G. E. Householder, pastor of the United Brethren church, in charge, Interment will be made in the Un- ion cemetery. Engaged in the moulding trade most of his life, Mr. Rine until his health falled three or four years agd had been an em- plove of the Sutton Engineering Company. home on Half- JULIAN My. and Mrs. Bernard Willams and two children, Janice and Eddie from Chester, Pa., spent the week: end with his parents, Mr. and Mr M. PE Willlamg and family. The many [fends of Miss Mabe! Williagna are glad to hear that she returned home last Friday, from the Philipsburg State Hospital where ‘she underwent an operation for ap- 'pendicitis. We hope for her speedy recovery. (Prom last week) Hello! Detroit, Mich, Ventum Calif, Langley Field. Va., New York City and any place where circums- stances and fortune has taken our native song and daughters, We want to say that Jullan just 4s always in the past looks good to ut in Sprifig time. We are having lovely spring wea'her right now. But on Saturday and Bungay we had high winds, The most notiee- able result is that the large pine tree in front of the farm jesikience of Charles Alexander was blown down. It was very ‘fortunate that it fell away from the house instead of toward if. As the tree was fully 50 feet tall with large branches if would have destroyed the roof and probably most of the house U if had fallen on same. The tree was of the virgin pine which flour- ished In this valley many years ago. Quite a number of persons are suffering from bad colds, Jacky Christian has developed a “swell” case of mumps. Mrs. in Clearfield with Capt. John E. Bodle (native gon of | nfan) and a member of the U. 8, | Army Aviation Dept. flew over Cens {tre County last week. He is station- i .e. fed at Langley Pield, RICH RED ‘BLOOD Good Health Rich Blood! Astounding Vitality You ean have all these—IF- | when you feel below par, you will] take LUEBERTS TRON TONIC TABLETS. Composed of the chem- ical foods which your body needs to build new vim and vigor. If you are weak and run down—TRY THEM. Easy to take, no nauseating liquids FREE TRIAL OFFER. One reg- ular 50c box will be mailed to any family ONCE for 10¢ to cover mail ing expenses. A. G. LUBERT, P. D., Coatesville, Pa Sold and recommended by Parrish and Zellers drug stores. by Boyd Myers, who was seriously ill with pneumonia, is improving at this writing. Miss Annie Yothers 8 in a ert | Mrs. Fred Andrews is also on thé | i sick list. Clair Walizer left for Pittsburgh on Monday to seck employment, If he is not successful he expects to enlist in the Army. Good luck Clair, | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alexander, | daughter Edna Jean and R. year most folks | are interested in beautifying thelr! hommes OF. Dapering,. Dai thotouep. cleaning. 1 1 sugges we all take stosk of [thing - unsightly. Thig wil E. D. Rowe, aged 69, retired | a retired t 45 years a moulder by trade, Bellefonte, at 6 = after a” ‘at Unionville Inst week Sebe Sones and son Allison {spent Bunday | friends. ! Bellefonte , and | mnk* | premises more pleasing to the eye | and more sanitary. We. all know thal tin cana draw flies and ver- min, Miss Jesse Anderson of Bellwood and sister Mrs, Cassidy of Philadel phia, vigited their aunt Miss Try. phena Tallhelm of this place. We feel like echolng the senti- ‘ments of Waller Winchell in speaks | ing of President Roosevelts plan to ald the jewish people and other po- litleal refugees from foreign count- ries. We surely should be glad that we have a president who Is inter. ested in people ag hitman beings and not just to many assets and Hab. ties Mrs. H. H. Flesher is on the slek list, She is suffering from a sever cold. . REBERSBURG Mr. and Mrs, C. M. Bierly and daughter Edythe and Ruth visited the former's son Eugene al Washes ington, D. C. the past weekend. Rev. N. FP, Douty spent the past week in New York City where he conducted a_Bible conference. Cearge Daye moved from Unlon County, last Tuesday, to the Prof Howry Meyer farm east of Robers. burg. The Dayes moved from this farm last gpring. During the past yeir- it wht (eneénted by Willian Shultz who moved to the Vilag Wise farm ot Madbonburg last week. Mr. and Mrs, J. V. Brungart vis. ited their son Randall and family nt Covington, Va., the past weekend, Mr. Mrs. Richard Mann of Beech Oreck were Sunday dinner guests with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. BE. Limbert, Mr, and Mrs, J. C. Hosterman and taughter Catherine of Penn Hall visited at the home of the former's n EH. Hosterman Sunday On Tuesday evening, April 13, 4 musicale will be held in the Evan geile al church of Rebersburg under he direction of Miss Marjorie Fisn- er, the supervisor of music in the public schools. In addition to aume ers given by pupils in the grades and the Girls Giee Club of the High School, there will be additional features offered by local talent and two youn ig women from the Schoul of Music at State College. The pub- He 5 urged 0 come to the service It will be of Interest to the parents and friends of the puplls to see Jus? what has béen done in our schools * way of a musical program. There no admission fee although a col- will be Jilted to defray a expense incurred. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gramley and three sons of Binghamton, N. Y. and Mr. and Mis, Charles Wattle and 80a and daughters of Plicalrn, were weekend wvigitorg with thelr motlier, Mrs. Clara Wale, Mr. fd Mrs. Carl Beshim ahd {v9 cldidren of Cobwrn were Sunday évening caliets at the C. A Page hare Ray Centzel Is il] with bronchial pheumonia a4 the hame of bi mother, Mrs. Elizabeth OCentzel He is slightly better at this writing. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Winters and Nr. and Mrs. Roy Brungart and daughter Marjorie were weekend visitors at the LL. Meck home In Bellefonte. Mra. Annie Stanley of Nesbit and son-in-law, Myles Bowman of Aus burn, N. Y. were Bunday visitors al the W. H. Ziegler home Mra H. G. Hubler returned to her home in Wilkinsburg last Priday after a two weeks stay in Reber. burg, sssisting her mother-in-law, Mra, Ada Huber with her sale and moving. Rebersbury Evangelical Charge Rev. R. A. Baboock, Pastor, Ser- vices for Sunday April 10. Rebers burg-8unday School, Paul Breon. Supt. in charge 9 a. m. sermon by the Pastor 10 a. m. “A Different King" Prayer Meeting on Wednesday Evening. Madgsonburg-—Eainday School, Clarence Haugh, Supt. in charge 9:15 a. m. Evening service chargs of Young People’s Olrele 7:30 p. m. The play “The Lost Church” will be given, Prayer Meeting on Thursday evening, in homes. Paras dise-Sunday Bchool, Cedrge Win- gard Supt. in charge 9:30 am. ig er mesting on Tuesday evening In homes. DIX RUN Mumps a! last have found thelr way into our school and on Mr. and Mrs. leroy HID spent | Saturday evening at ¢ *. Martin _Lindenmuh pur chased a Chevrolet ear. Mr: Leroy Hall purchased a fine horse last week. Miss Arma Lindenmuth spent the | weekend at home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lindenmuth, Mr. and Mrs. John Wellers and family, called at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Sherman Be evening. A large number of the folks from here attended the motion pleiure a — AUMILLER NAMED HEAD OF TITAN BASEBALL CLUB At an organization meeting Fri- day, the Board of Control of the | Titan Baseball Club elected the following officers: Pred | B. Healy, R. nt; Paul 8 Beaver, secretary, and W. W. Sieg, treasurer, 5 | usually means that you ha had sufliclent butter in the or you have cooked the Esp “You tickle me and 11 to you" what {moved into a house owned bY THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page Three MILESBURG The M. Y. W. Olass of the Metho- |dist Sunday Sc he ol will present ne [play entitled, “An Qld Fashioned Mother.” Priday April 8th, at 8 o'clock in the lecture room of the church. Price of admission will be 5c and 16c. Tickets are on sale by the members of the class Last week was moving several families in our town. Wagner moved to Mill Hall to imi bis home with his daughter, Mis Homer Stanley; Benjamin Alkey Harold Davidson In Central City; Henry | Jodon has moved to the Toner Fish- ler House near Curtin, and the Sager {amily have moved into the Wagne! home from the Cruse bungalow Reports on our sick folks are thal they awe Improving. The three W girls will have flows for sale for your wife, mother, sweet heart or sick (riedd and good Li Wo eat for your Easter dinner, ans the date is April 16th. in the Sunday School tobm of the Presbylerian church In the passing away of Mr. F i” Wetzler, our community has jos! man of omstanding character I was through his efforts that a lot of aur boys were siaried on a musics career. He was a friend of all, rich and poor alike and did many deeds of charity of which no one ove knew. He will be sadly mi everyone. His family and I have. the deepest sympathy of entire community In their bereave ment, Mr jolcing over the arrival of a yo an, Mrs, Croak was formerly Becty Jodon, Jane, the young daughter of and Mrs. Oliver Bitner is quite li ¢ this time. Wg hope for i recovery, Jane {8 a gran aghie of Mr. and Mrs, William Eckenroth Jesse Smith of Langley Pield, Va spent the weekend with his parents Mrs Allee Decker of Stroud was a caller at the Ceorge home Sunday Russell Smith of Harr ed his parents, Mr. and Smith, Sunday Mr, and Mrs. E. Haugh molor- ed Wo Alona, - unday Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Fetzer joiging ever the arrival boy at thelr home, L. G. Peters attended a banguet { the Sunoco Gas and OU C Willlamsport last Wednesday Mrs. Googe McC wlion at Pittsburgh, Sunday wi Jame Mrs. L. G. Peters and Miss B Johnson were on a busines: {1 Maderia and Philips past sek. Reu ight Mrs. leonard Glenn, Rath F Jane Oakwood, Martha Briliha Mr, Marian Cronemiller motored Philadelphia Jae Wednesday returned Sunday night About twénty dies mel at “ home of Mrs. L. GQ. Peters on Tu day aliernoon of ast week in of forming a Womens Club. Ward and two district organi gave an interesting meeting will be held April organize and adect officers. Mr and Mrs. Dofiald Faber RI itd Fisher of TYrone and Mi»: O Boob of Wingate viddied with and Mrs, Guyer Fisher Sunday The circus which was presente t%0 nights of last week by the fire men Gf our LOW Wis a complele suc ea. The anlnals were ali ia and submissive especially the jio who Lk usually a ferocious animal Milas Olga Azar the diretior of 1! play wis presented a beautiful bask ee of flowers, which she presen’ od the Sunday Bchool class taught b Mrs. P. Lo Baird, gs they had re- Hnquished thelr dete. for thelr in favor of the cis. The class in tun presented the flowers (0 Mrs Virgle Heston who has been {i fo sce time at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bryan Mrs. Baird visited at Philipsburg last week with her daughter, Mrs E J. Buns A TRIBUTE TO F. L. WETZLER He hag gone from this earthly home From caie and pain is free, And is resting Li peace and joy With those an eternity. He dwells In that jand of sunahine, Where all 18 peace and res With those who have gote before And the ones who are happy and me fof Ka and Mrs. James Croall are re- A ure 4 Mr: ruing home Pri Hh ia (Down in the silent grave, There only his body shall be, His soul has gone to Heaven Prom ali earthly care he is free. We can only trust fn God The one sll seeing power, Who always stands beside us In every trying Hour LITTLE NITTANY Raymond Harter of State Colle» and Mrs. Fietta Harter of Howard we 8 | visited at the Willard and Earl Har- | ter home last Wednesday. Rev. George R. Johnson of How ard, was a dinner guest at the W wi od Harter home on Sund Other callers at the same place we ere: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smeltzer and two daughters Imogene and Bard jand Mr, Stiles Williamson of Lock Haven and Melvin Harter, William Dolan spent Saturday and 'Buhday with relatives at Axe Mann | Bobby Diehl spent Saturday with | {his friend Melvin Harter. Mrs. Anna Clark spent Monday | night ahd Tuesday at the home of | | Mx. a Yun, Joba Spangler of MU! itd iF Harry | ing | talk. Another _— Rancid Butler Ler Las FENN STATE TO BE HOST campus an April 18 and 14 TO GRAIN-GRADING SCHOOL, ’, h he In addition to demonstrations of become grain-grading there will Iu A new event at the Pennsylvania on grains-grading equi Binte College is scheduled for next lems and methods: graln disease hen the fh grain-grading buying grain on grade; will bring miller dealers, off hipment nd Other interested Lo talk ened pment, prob- Waek CRA Of A Tar other and lated toni Plano Keys plang key will’ disap . ith a mixture of eT a4 toh ryl rit ’ yi : Hi QUANTITIES CMT ED ew 2a’ All GOODS RA ADVIRTISED SUBHECY TO" PRION SALE Phipps HIGH 0uALlTY || IF IRIEEE HOUSE PAINT | "722s "2 ALL COLORS VE N STORAGE BATTER! 5 BUY NOW YA NN HERDQUARTERS ANTI-BACK LASH oN Bronson REELS sR, Bs | © FT. EXTENSION | STEEL TELESCOPE RODS & FISHING ACK Fours Gt / LINE WITH IE WALTON LERDERe [i nt — do | DOUBLE WESTERN or HEINE SPINNERS 8AMBS oo | CASTING RODS | wi TH AGATIN i Hi i 'T iE ! 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