THE CENTRE DEMOCR AT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
OBITUARY | Rian I "Btwem. Peon Slate . Mail Truck |Boro Home May Be Incoming / Mail
—— lege maintenance employe and bors | Driver Dies Sold At Auction Unusually Heavy
JOHN “ANDY” HUNTER | ough Councilman-clect, was found . . |
Word was received in State Col- dead about 10 o'clock Friday (Continued from Page n (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1)
lege Monday of the death of John morning in his car which he has |. _— - - ; - —— —
“Andy” Hunter of Boulder, Colo, Parked a moment before near his was obiaine nd from Centre “County regular meeting In January, scheds jp, December. and |
at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon Mr. | office at (he supply building on | Coroner Dr. W. R. Heaton, of Phil- uled for January 1 this type of mall
Hunter was well Khown in State North Atherton Street, State Col- | ipsburg, to move the body, and in a Council received an PetcepLibly, Mr
College, having graduated in the lege The ignition hol the a hine short time the truck and its life- from the Logan Fire Company of The postmaster
class of 90. He was a former in- was turned off. A short lime before | less driver were taken to the Wid- attend the annual dinner of hat! stam, es show
structor in the engineering school Mr, Etters had talked with ac- dowson Funeral Home, North Alle- organization at the American I£€< thy ise of 3-cent stamps for Christ
at the College. Mr. Hunter moved! quaintances at the Grounds and gheny street, the body later being | gion Home, last night mas gree ings instead of 11, «cont |
to Colorado because of his health. Bulldings offices in Old Main, ant taken to the Wetzler Funeral Home| The report of the stamps which have been quite pop-
December 21, 1939. Page Seven
NITTANY
Williams who U
10 sia
And pare
commu
CLARENCE
By JAMES H, BRUNGARD
Hunting LA} In has en
mnumerable tsman have
{| turned « heath 10% in
many tall wager of falls | Beever Amn (ait fon sont serk ago, we
ure ot kill I Be
Mi Orlanda
and family lentown 1
Uncle lke
town and sj
relatives there
HUGH F. ETTERS,
an old
alone, could
more win
y Belles
noticed
po!
Lneir native ne
wi
at the
the volume of | Lorie
has diminished
Meck reports |
declared that
an increase In
SUCCL «llefonte
invitation
to
and Mi:
of Gil
Lo nome al
weekend a
wnt Lhe
| we come
finance cf rites be read todas
cemetery for
Will
Askey
Burial
wiar Tuesday at
and for a number of years was head | *¢ that time he appeared in his yn Milesburg mittee was as follows for several years. Three-cent
) After conducting an Investigation :
Monday night, Dr. Heaton pro-
nounced that death was due to nat.
* [ural causes and deemed an Inquest
ary
Mr. Miller had apparently been
his usual good health up util
ime of his death, A few mom-
before. he
truck with oulgoing
lained of {liness. When
the truck stepped at the Howard
street fan, Mr. Miller waved
to an acquaintance. An Instant lat.
er. just after the truck began to
move, he was stricken. The Miller
, truck vas os 1hout 1} left
; (rear, while the Long truck not
damaged
decen
of the mechanical engineering de-|
pariment at the University of Colo-
rado. He retired several years ago.!
His Iast visit to State College was
in 1936. Funeral services will be held
in Denver
LEVI FYE
Levi Fye, one of the oldest
dents of the Moshannon area,
at the home of his daughter
Mahlon Lucas, at Moshannon,
o'clock Monday afternoon after a
lingering illness with a heart condi-
tion. Mr. Fye, a retired laborer and
farmer, was a son of George and
Sofia Sarvey Fye and was born at
Moshannon on September 12, 1850,
making his age at time of death 89
years, 3 months and 6 days. He was
united in marriage with Stella
Walker, who preceded him in death
Surviving are the following child-
ren: Mrs. W. J. Kerry, Roy and
Blanchard Fye, and Mrs. Mahlon
Lucas, all of Moshannon; Elmer
Fye, of North Bend: Norman Fve, of
Renovo, and Mrs. Ethel Shuey, of
Bellefonte, Also surviving are a bro-
ther and two sisters: James, of
Bellefonte, R. D.; Maggie Keller, of
resi
died
Mr:
N
North Bend, and Mrs. Edward Kraft, |
of Philipsburg. Puneral services will
be held this Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock, at Moshannon, with in-
terment in the Askey cemetery
Snow Shoe.
ALBERT S. LINGLE
Albert S. Lingle, native of Georges
Valley, died at
Hospital here at
day night after an illness with a
complication of diseases. He had
been admitted to the hospital on
Sunday, and Tuesday morning un-
derwent an operation. Death
directly attributed to
The deceased, who was
while in the course of
home at Locust Grove,
Mills, was born in Georges
51 vears ago. a
ry and Lydia Lingle
married and is survived by
thers: Edward
of Spring Mills;
7:40 o'clock Tues-
Valles
He was
two bro-
a sister, Mrs
half-brother, Joseph Solt, of Erie
Puneral services will be held at
o'clock Saturday morning from
home of the brother,
Spring Mills, and will be continued
at the Georges Valley Lutheran
church, with the Rev. W. K. Hoster-
man officiating. Interment will be
made in the cemetery adjoining the
church. Mr. Lingle at various times
was engaged in farming and
bering, and operated a milk
for a time.
route
MRS. OWEN MILLER
Mrs. Alice Irene Miller, 62, wife
of Owen Miller, died Sunday even-
ing of a heart attack at her Bald
Eagle township, Clinton county
home. Mrs. Miller was born Sep-
tember 9, 1877 in Beech Creek and
had resided either in the small com-
munity or the township all her life
She moved into the house in which
death occurred, 42 years ago. She
had been a member of the Blanch-
ard Church of Christ 50 years. Sur-
viving in addition to her husband
are 12 sons and daughters: Mrs.
Lulu Phillips, Howard, R. D.; Mrs.
Pear] Mantle, Bald Eagle township:
Clifford Miller, Mackeyville: Mrs
Frances Dorman, Mrs. Mildred Hei-
mer. Mrs. Martha Garety, Mrs
Pauline Wells, all of Mill Hall: Lor-
en, Glenn and Miss Miriam Miller,
all at home, and Mrs. Charlotte
Shope, Flemington, and the follow-
ing brother and sisters: Loren
Scantlin, Beech Creek; Mrs. Hiram
Myers, Beech Creek, R. D.; Mrs
Ada Miller, Flemington; Mrs. Ben-
Jamin Bitoer, Beech Creek: Mrs
Ira Haagen, Nittany; Mrs. Amos
Phillips, Beech Creek. Puneral ser-
vices were conducted Wednesday!
afternoon at the Church of Christ |
with the Rev. M. 8. Rogers officiat-
ing. Interment was made in the
Christian cemetery, Blanchard.
That's what 1 am doing when
I throw away thousands and
thousands of dollars by not ad-
vancing the prices on our shoes
and holding to
at 5
near
the Centre County
Was
heart failure.
stricken 11]
building a!
near Spring
son of the late Hen-
never
and Calvin Lingle, | -
Jared
Ripka, of Spring Mills, R. D., and a
10
the
Calvin, at
lum- |
{in the well,
{ such times when the spring falls ol
| provide sufficient water to meet de- |
| mands.
plain of being ill. Mr
Etters and was born in Bellefonie
on April 16, 1892, making his ag
On March 29, 1916, |
in
who survives
Elizabeth and
both at home. Also surviving
these brethers and sisiers: Mrs
D. Davis, of Drexel Park; Paul
ol *hiladelphia; David B.,
Wayn®® Kathryn G. Shary,
York City, and William B,
risburg. Mr, Etters was a
of the Presbyterian church
affiliated with Cambridge
P.& AA M Coudersport
tory, and Jaffa Shrine. Dr,
Heaton, of [Philipsburg,
Ccunty, conducted an inves. ig
and found that hi
sulted Jom natural CAUSCS,
Etters played an important role
the civic affairs of State
and was to have taken
Councilman early in the new
He had been an employe of
State College since
1929, and =erved as timekeeper ans
receiving clerk in
shops. Funeral services were
at the Koch Funeral Home,
| College, Sunday afternoon,
| the Rev. Edward H. Jones,
State College Presbyterian
and Rev
the Lutheran church,
Members of the State College
sonic 1cdge held services at
grave in the Pine Hall cemetery
and 29 days
he was united
Bertha Meese,
two children
H
M
and wa
Spring
Ww.
i
office
church
officiating
Additional Deaths on Page 8
nas comes WP —————
7 Orphaned By
Mother's Death contract for hauling mall between
(Continued “from Page one)
patient
succt umbed t to
eases
and Catherine Musera Plozner and
was born in Ncrthern Italy on
cember 13, 1908, making
years and 1 day
Surviving In addition
father, who resides on
Th mas Street, Bellefont
ese children: Even, Lucy
Cat} herine, Rudolph and
twins) and Nancy Jane
home. Also re
brothers and sisters: Mary. Palma
Ida. Francsi and Tobias, all
Bellefonte, and Ernest,
City. Mrs. Boldin attended
in the Hospi al for a wee ok
a complication of d
her
LR La
all
W
Al
Bellefcnite Parochial schools and
John's Catho-
was a member of Si
lic church here.
Funeral rvices
Monday morning at
church, 1 Rev
with th
lam E Downes officiating
were
St.
Father
etery
3000 May Need
Hospital Care
(Continued from Page one)
considerat fon
sary or “out
000.000 men
patients. Almost
women and
sylvania
The information regarding
talization will be required by resi-
dents of Centre county has been de-
rived through use of the official fed-
eral census which lists the popula.
tion of Centre county at
excess of 46.000
The Hospital Service Association
is the medium through which the
hospitals of central and western!
Pennsylvania extend
to the public on the basis
munity project
The plan has been highly com-
mended by economists as a conven-
lent and practical method of pro-
viding for unpredictable hospital
eXPeNSes
of a come
MP ——
Water Is Low
At Milesburg
(Continued from Page 1)
has been nearly ' for some days
During the nya some residents
| were without service for several
| hours, but this was found to have
(resulted from a leak in a main.
When the break was repaired lime
ited service was restored.
After the pump has been installed
it will be used only a
The pump installation Is
{ similar to the one which has been
98¢, $1.98 and $2.98
for the same shoe. I am putting
my faith in you that you will buy
more shoes and tell your friends
what HAINES, The Shoe Wizard
is doing. That we are saving you
25¢, 50¢c, $1.00 and even
$2.00
& pair on the shoes you buy from
| In successful operation at Centre
| Hall for some time.
| 70 2ive visual and hitting sapressios
i Lo gits You ole’ SHAS aprassion
and the form must be chosen with
care. Comforting assurance of a
duty well performed will be yours if
you choose a genuine Rock of Ages
Maron) to stand as your record
The Man Who Is Putting His
Faith In You.
One Of Our Stores Is In Or Near
Your Town,
for the years to come,
Howard Granite
Works
FRANK WALLACE, Prop.
usual good health and did not com- |
Etters was
a son of David O, and Lily Musser
% | unneces:
at time of death 47 years, 7 months |
marriage with
wita
Sally,
are
of New
of Har-
member
Consis-
R.
Centre | Forge
ation
death had re-
Mr.
College
as
vear,
Penn
December 9,
the maintenance
held
State
with
of the Pht
John F. Harkins, pastor of
Ma
the
15
She was a daughter of John
, Joseph,
Rose
al
these
of
of New York | braith who ¢
held on|of the community a normal
John s|
wil-
Inter- |
ment was made in the church cem-
the 20,000,000 dispen- |
§.-
children
are hospitalized each year in Penn.
the
approximate extent to which hospi-
slightly in
in
thie
ents
his
has not com
mail and
ton
mo ged I"
was
ed, vho resid d at
of Brllefonte
arca, hay
August 12
ge years, 4
He { A son of
Housel Miller, and |
wife the former Maude
and daughter: Ray
Mrs. Linn Love,
these brothers and
of Buffalo, N. Y.;
and James, all of
Mrs. Maude Bathe
gona. Al urviving are
of which
with thelr
The
wa n
been
mak-
months and
James and
survived
Ir-
Mil-
The
south
native of that ng
born there
ing his age
on 1876
64
116 dny
Annie
by his
vin, a
at
fonte
on
home, and
ind
Joseph
Caleb. Ru
Bellefonte, and
f Al
ley
Belle
I | sister
urst, o 0
7 grandchildren, two
11is and Joseph, reside
grandparent
Funeral services will be
2 o'clock this Thursday afternoon at
the home The Forge the
Rev. R. R. Blews, of State College
officiating. Interment will be made
in the Union cemetery, Bellefonte
For many years Mr, Miller con-
ducted a taxi service in Bellefonte,
{but in recent vears had held the
held at
at with
and the
the Bellefonte postoffice
station
ts Ws —
Well- Baby Clinic
Is In Own Quarters
De-
age 30
(Continued trom page one)
8¢ hedules of
are referred
cians, who pre-
scribe fo heir care or send them
to the various cil ics, A the
orthopedic and tuberculos
Miss Slegal remembers s babie
in her 10 months of service that
have been referred to D. John Gal-
r ct rev 1
nducts t oped
he orth
The func-
5 one
to [ow
children
deve!-
that
that
at
the
clinic Philipsburg
tion of Bellefonte clinic
of guidance and advice as
to mainiain in the small
reporis
prove
iow as com-
other places,
are in genera
doctor
statistics
apment. The
#3 a whole Ucs
malnutrition here is
pared with that of
and that the babies
good condition
In compliance
ir m the state department
that a commitiee of 12 be
ted to Jook aller the intereals
of he baby clinic, the following
committee and chairmen of sub-
committees have been selected from
the members of the Mothers’ Club
Hayes Mattern, Mrs Paul
Corman, Mrs. Musser Gettig, Mrs
G. A. Robison, Mrs. Leif Olsen, Mrs
Pat McGroarity, Mrs. Lioyd Ritch-
je, Mrs. Arthur Hew t. Mrs. E E
| Widdowson, Mmm. Raln Blaney
chairman of finance. Mra. Arthur
Dale, chairman of transportaticn
Mrs Samuel M. Shallcross, chair-
man cf publicity, Mrs. Ear] Hofler
chairman of hostess committee, and
Mrs. Edward Miller, chairman of
| correclions
wih a request
of
appein
their facilities |
Flood of Letters
Swamp Wolf's Store
| (Continued from Page 1)
| fith, Pleasant Gap; Samuel E. and
| Beverly Ann Markle, both Belle.
| fonte, R. D. 2; Earl Stine, Port Ma-
f tilda; Patty Ann Bickle, Centre
Hall, R. D. 1; Joanne Flick. Belle-
fonte; Lila Eckel, Bellefonte; Phyllis
Jane Young, Marry Young, Paula
Young, Marylib Krassner, Clayton
{ Young, Glenda D. R——, Ronald V
| Markley, and Ronald Tressler, all
of Bellefonte,
Also Frank Shuitz, Howard, BR. D.
2; Jane Bennetl, Faye Evelyn Mit. |
chell, Ruby Mitchell, Evelyn Ben- |
nett, Wayne E. Walker, and Rig |
¢ | ard Walker, Belicfonte, R. D. 3: |
Mary Elizabeth Bickle, Centre Hall, |
IR. D1: Buth Stine, Port Matilda:
Joan, Phyllis and Richard Ripka, |
AxeMann; Norman Morgan and!
Lois Mae Huntingdon, of Snow |
Shoe: Miriam L. Way, Fleming: Ar-|
hur Schreffier, Russell Flynn, Fay |
Marshall, Janet Beardsiee, Gloria |
Pardoe, Margaret Pardoe, Juanita |
Eckel, and Helen Cressley, all of
Bellefonte, !
Dr. Adams ¥eod:
| County Medicos
Continued from Page I)
| Bellefonte, board of censors; Dr. P |
| H. Dale, delegate to annual con- |
| venticn; Dr. Parrish, 1st. alternate. |
and Dr. Corman, 2nd, alterntae, Dr. |
Eugene H. Mateer, of State Col |
lege, was mamed reported. i
The guest speaker was Dr. Wal.
ter I. Buchert, chief urulogist at
Geissinger Hospital,. Danville, |
Other guests included Dr. Cassidy, |
of Lewistown; Dr. tt, of Dan- |
ville, and Dr. Williams, of Philips- |
burg. Miss Margueret Edwards, of |
the Capital Hospital Insurance, Inc.
of Harrisburg, was present to ex-
plain the principles of the group
| hospital plan’ now in effect at the
Centre County Hospital and the |
Philipsburg State Hospital,
| dd ——_—
| People continue to give up their |
| Mves on the highways which, in She |
United States, are more dangerous |
than asrial bombs.
had helped to load
Borough balanet
$6,712 89 and bills,
Water Department:
3566.00 and bills, $360.12
The fire school now being
ducted for firemen in this vicinit
Is being attended by approximate)
50 men from the Bellefonte, Ple
ant Gap and Milesburg fire depart
ments, It was reported, Council ¢
pressed appreciation for the }
work being done by George Carpens
to and Philip Saylor in the admin-
istration of the school
A. C. Hewitt, of the Borough 2
Ing Commission, submitled a re
on the tivities of the commi
and reported the re of the
cent public meeting on the Zo
ordinance which Is now in the
cess of enactment
Department : tampg
$1,000 83 and
balance, §!~| Wig
een
give
assure
x5
prompt
bearing
tamns
Con= re 1
hn
iepartments of
'emain open until
lay and Priday
ceived
Saturday
Mr, Meek
ter ro
sald
every
mai
Wal day, ht
il »
ults
Ob at John
mall a first class rating
handling
one-and-p-hak!
are second class
ot given preference
the
8
nig
at the x
night
town
ne oricks they
-
Calves Born Four Days Apart
A whe by J. W. Foust { L I 2 had got well
Granvill near ( ! : ip the brick
gave ast weed excavaudon
One
other
day
one day
cow
ummit ant sid
birth to t
was born
on t
win calves k
on fay a { \ n | the)
he workmen had
tne
one
this week
Lag
were on
Noah Hahn death | 10CA)
who me
while huntin Friday
en Yympathies Bg Lhe
family in their bereavement
M1 Annie Watson has re
stalled a gasoline pump
rig i
Our cation
En-
aeep
) 0 Lricken
mati
ent
postoffice adjacen|
o'clock
ghts and
toffee
package:
arriving
office on Sun
WPA Men Pave Way
of WPA workmen
on an
were
Lg Ie-
Alter the
along |
1]
operation
Lhe Wrong
to pu
EB LL A a
CHRISTMAS
COFFEE
SPECIALS
Rich—Winey--Flavor
2 ~39c
GLENDALE
COFFE
3 Pound
XMAS JAR
69¢
SALE ENDS SAT,
DEC. 23rd
At this joyous holiday season, you want your
foods to be of the best. It is natural then, to
turn to Clover Farm Stores where quality ol-
ways is the watchword. Here you can be sure
of the best, of moderate prices.
CLOVER FARM
(lover Farm FANCY
Medium-—Budded
Cranberry Sauce .
Presby
8, NO Bat Gh, Tet i, NH 8, Tt a, Th 2, Tht Hig, Tet
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Clover Farm
GRAPEFRUIT
WALNUTS
2™43c
CIOVER FARM
SALAD DRESSING
(Double Whipped)
JUICE
2 ‘em 35¢
16-01.
Cans
ttle tttRFRltlt
FANCY MIXED
NUTS
SEASON'S GREETINGS
Asst. CHOCOLATE
s Su
Clover Farm
2" 45¢
FANCY—CREAMY
Chocolate DROPS
TOMATO JUICE
46-02.
Cans 43c
SUN-GLO
NCY BRAZIL
NUTS
FA
FANCY ASSORTED
XMAS CANDIES
2
Pineapple or
Orange Juice
2" 30¢
CLOVER FARM—FANCY—CREAMY
Asst. CHOCOLATES
Lh.
RR RA RA RAR RAR RA RN RN RA RR RRR RS
L&S (Hand Placed)
DILL PICKLES
Clover Farm
OLE FASHUN PEACHES
2>= 0c
SRR RR
Quart
Can
hn a
wi, why
I. & S SWEET A Real Holiday Item
DILL STRIPS .
Clover Farm
Fruit COCKTAIL
Tall
Cans
2
(Hand Placed)
HB SWEET PICKLES .
Jlover Farm
Whole
Peeled
APRICOTS
Tall
Cans
Clover Farm Fancy
Stuffed OLIVE
I.& S PURE
PER BOTTLE
Asst. PRESERVES
24-0z.
Jar
GLENDALE
Peanut Butter .
Pound
Jar
2:29¢ | C. F.
Pitted Dates
Unpitted Dates
Clover aFrm (Real Quality)
MAYONNAISE
! XMAS CHEESE SPECIALS !
WOODRUF CHEESE
ma33c™ +." 39¢
| Colored CHEESE... 2 toa. 49C
BLUE LABEL CHEESE
American—Brick—Pimento
2 wo ne 39¢
rl a .-e e tL Re
ears... 3 Pag. 10c
Clover Farm Stores Extend To All
Patrons SEASONS GREETINGS
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Rae oid at oe
Half Pint Jar 15c¢c
Full Pint Jar 29c¢c
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! XMAS FLOUR SPECIALS ! !
CLOVER AFRM FLOUR
wih QF ¢ Ww“ $1.89
Clover Farm PASTRY FLOUR
S-Pound 117 st 10.Pound 33 gt
Gold Star FLOUR. 24% 79¢
CLOVER FARM FLOUR
2" 43¢
ETT Amn
SUNSHINE SPECIALS!
“TREE TRIM” Assortment
4 Tokar 19¢
LUSCO-—For Your Xmas Pie
MINCE MEAT
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Dr. Phillips Florida ORANGES
21¢ and 25¢ Dox
SUNKIST—FANCY—CALIF NAVEL
ORANGES .....23¢ * 29¢ "™
SWEET—JUICY
TANGERINES .........™ 15¢
FANCY—CALIFORNIA WHITE
GRAPES . .....«..3 Tens 235¢
FANCY—ICEBERG
LETTUCE .....2 'a Bua 154
FANCY—SUGAR PASCAL
CELERY ......%3 =e suis 2he
.. Pkg. 35¢
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