THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
January 25, 1940.
OBITUARY |
MRS, ANNA (McKEAN)
M Anna McKean) Garth,
{f Hugh Garth and former
Altoona, died Sat
morning at 9:15 o'clock DuBok
Bom 88 vears ago in
Centre county
n, George Gal
daughter Mr | AT
of Bradifo
John
Ow resi
dent ol
al
survived by
DuBois ai
. Jenn
own amd Ma
grande )
great-grand
a member «
an church
MISS FLIZABETH GUMMO
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TRESSLER
1 1
Mr
Algo sur
Ruth Beaver
MRS. REBECCA PARKER.
the Pine Hall
rvey Wel
Mrs
Harris
and Raymond
a Falls: and Wil-
California. Also
wovther and sister
and Mrs
The de-
the
f Lamar,
N¢ nf Rebersburg
ceased had been an emplove
Carborumdum Company 2% Niagara
Ix for 18 vea wior to his death
was # member of the Loval Or-
Mocse 838. Attestiing to
he ha
of
‘No
wf
gitended,
large
rgels
erptionally
he Rot
a chars
interment was ms
ery
vA Hi
ceme
members of the
pall fi
bearers at the fun
{LAIR E. GRUBB
E. Grubb. a native
, who for
a resident
eas’
pas’
of Ohio
Host its
ears had beer
in the Akron
nday. January 14 etim of
malady emia, a blood
Mr. Grubb, who was 47 years
mel resided at Slow, near
i just compieted won
tvice with the B. FF. Gond-
ot Company. He became
August a month later he
that there was no know
re for the disease. Unable to work
October he had been in the
hospital fot six weeks before death
f claimed him. He was born at
Lamar, Clinton county. September
6. 1892, the son of George and Eliza.
beth (Anderson) Grubb. After his
graduation from the Hublersburg
High school in 1012, he went to Ak-
ron, Ohio, where he found empioy-
ment. On Christmas Day, 1815, he
was united in marriage with Mabel
Walker, who preceded him in deacl
by nine weeks. Survivors include one
son. Gle E. Grubb, of Stow, Ohio;
four brothers and two sisters: John
B. Ray E. J. Earl and Neilson D
Grubb, all of Akron; Mre. Cora Nix-
on, Jersey City, N. J.. and Mrs. Vir-
ginin Bloom, of Bellefonte Funeral
services were held Wednesday, Jan-
wary 17. with burial at Roze Hill
Memorial Park, Akron, Ohio, On
ii
and
told
noe
finally
nn
GARTIL
wii
urday
Hublersburg,
abe th
with the B. F. Good-
x CX any, making him eligible
for membership in the 20-year ser-
vice elub. Although prevented by ili-
ness from assuming membership, the
flicers of the club, during a quiet
held at the funeral home
the blue and gold pin on
ubb’s lapel, making bim a
even in death
service
Mr. Gi
member
MISS MYRA BUCK.
Myra ™M Buck, | ‘Warrior's
Hospital
alternoon
an ill
complication
of
nes
E }=
a (Conrad)
the parents
Buck all
fiiford
MRS. JACOB N. EVERTS
Bverts, wife
vi Elizabetn
i i her home &
of Lemont
and
DURBAN CARVER
1 Carver, native
broth
of Bush
Ernest
be
ors
half-bic
ral
and a
Fune
JOIN S
Wasgsor
pd
WASSON
Eleanor
Wasson
Pr
and
Mr
Lemont
affili
A member of
35 at the State College
compleind a
Pénn
——
¢ held
a nt
and Wed
ureh ws
Grange
riculture at
we
oon parents
Branch, with Rev. J
Kirkpatrick, of Centre Hall, offi-
tH Interment was made in the
cemetery
4 om
GEORGE BROWN
Funeral services held Tues-
afternoon at the H. J. O'Brien
in Snow Shoe for George
ner of Mrs. O'Brien, who
xpectedly at daughter's
Saturday afternoon. The ser-
were in charge of the Rev.
Hammond the Methodis
interment was made in
Mr. Brown
vas a son of Christian and Nancy
Jane Eshelman Brown and was born
Keewavdi February 17. 1867,
1 72 years, 11 months,
was united in mar-
Manes, who passed
years ago. Surviving
! the daughter, Mrs
are ir grandchildren and
of t-grandchild For many
OATS Mr Br wn managed the O. J
Harm general store at Clarence, and
later mber estimator for Shef-
Shefl For the past
Held
he had lived retired at
were
is
Ei
home
of
{Lat ard
the K
ery
1 ecemet
w
on
fort
O'Bnen,
vas 1
id Mills,
vears
Lanse
JOHN DAVY
Death came suddenly and unex-
pectedly to John Davy. for 42 years
a well known taxi operator in Belle-
fonile, about noon Thursday
Yo ud
asl
when he succumbed in the yard at |
the rear of the Edward Summers
home in Milesburg where he had
been making his home. Although he
had been around as asual,
had not been in the best of health
for some time. A son of Sylvester
and Naney Wetherbee Davy, he was
born on January 20, 1874, making his
age at time of death 65 years, 11
months and 19 days. On June 25,
1900, he was united in marriage with
Sarah Nyman, who paged away
seven years ago. Surviving are two
daughters and a son: Mrs, Mary
Kock, of Bellefonte: Miss Betty
Davy, of Milesburg, and a son, Wil-
liam Davy, of Bellefonte, R. D. The
deceased was a member of the
Moose lodge of Belleivtite. Funeral
services were held Bunday afternoon
at the Welzler Memorial
Mr. Davy
Chapel, |
January 15, Mr. Grubb completed 20 | Milesburg, with the Rev, C. C. Shuey |
of officiating. Tnterment
the Advent cemetery
In addition to lis
taxi business here, Mr. Davy was as.
soctated with the late Charles Schad
in several enterprises and in recent
vears had assisted Paul McGarvey
in the conduct of « busine
Bellefonte
was made in
near Milesburg
scale
SEEDS,
were held Tues-
the First Presby-
Altoona, for John
Altoona real-
it his home
JONN Ss.
Funeral ser
day alternoon
teriann C
8S, Seeds, prominent
tor, who died Sunday
at Oak Knoll, near Hollidaysburg
Mr. Seeds, who wag well known In
Centre County, was thie husband of
former Della Budinger, daug!
of the late Mr. and Mrs, Thoma
B. Budinger, prominent Snow Shoe
residents In addition to his wile
one daughter, one and a
And brot
vices
at
hurch,
Ley
son,
127 Urvive
CALVIN E. GATES
E Gate tive of CC
than 30 vear
American Lime
died at his
for
of the
Stone Company
on North Tho
morning after
with a complication of diseases Mi
worked until the iv before
when
more
an
and
employe
residence nas street
vesterday an Hines
Gates
Christmas ill
vel IN and nee
on grown
itil death ensued
and Caroline
nn near OQ
then
WOrw
He WAS
Solt
Hall
ni ne
day
had
MAKIng
3 months and 1°
Al meda Bush, died a
i! i Survivin
wile former
ana ister
of Howard
1
second
Hoel
Folme
Belle
Hou n ing
will be made in the niot
Mr. Gat Ww memt
Moose olden
the American
{ year:
number of
the American
T he
lode, the (
Mi
he
Lime
CORLL
wa
Pla
pany
.
Grange News
Ex
Orange, A rumrine V. Rog
and Sister Krum; ine Bennet
Grange, Potter Tate Bister MM A
thes and 8 AM 3
keeper, Oeorge
range; ceres, Rosa
grange. Pom-
Excelsior gra
Bald Eaghk
ite M. Dale, Lo-
2X. committee, George
Harvey, J. J Arn«
Hand J FP. Weaver,
W. F. Rearick
on Tavior and Jacob Dunkle
c on and by-laws, G XK. Bak-
Frain, John A. Hunter, H
C. Dale, and two women,
Campbell and H. M. Dale
Much more interesting history In
pageant form and otherwise will be
presented at the regular quarterly
Pomona meeting thiz Baturday
January 27, at Logan Orange Hall
mpbe
ce commitiee
Harvey
M
X
f
oi
Sessions,
+ 1
ot hor
ner
» (Iratige
repor and
wil be p
SORTION
resented at
pomMming
After
Pomot
sion wil)
dramatized in okl-
d costes, tongs as used in
-1880 period, entertainment
historical information
to all granges. From
o'clock the incoming
be installed by Worthy
Bagshaw, of Hollidays-
the
features and
intere
three
officers will
State Master
burg
) ssionn will present
of grange symt
presentation to Centre
a
reant ols,
by
pa
climaxed
o give visual and fitting expression
your love and regard, the medium
idk the form must be chosen with
care. Comforting assurances of a
duty well performed will be yours if
Hen orial to stand as your record
for the years to come,
Howard Granite
Works
FRANK WALLACE, Prop.
.
choose a genuine Rock of Ages |
County Pomona of an anniversary
birthday cake lighted with 65 cans
dies. Following this program Fifth
Degree will be conferred at the clom
of which closing ceremonies will
complete this session Pomonu
Cirange
For the luncheon of the day Bai-
leyville grange will serve meat, po
taloes, noodles, cream and cofls
please bring bread, roll
pickles, salads, celery, cheese
and cake. Supper will be served
host grange as usual, at 3i¢
ol
Patrons
butter,
f1
by the
n plate
i"
a
Drawn Jurors
For Court '
Continued (rom DARE one
Caro., salsldy.. State
Paul
State
Kalin
1
Keller
painter
Ri
College
College, R. D
1ben, laborer Philipsburg
Mr:
ckeeper
Mur Margaret E
ws shoj State College
ring Mills
Port Matilda
By
Jellefor
banker
tlliam
Zerby, Harry
CRIMINAL COURT JURORS
To Meet Monday, February 26
Achmoody, John A. ptr. Philipsburg
R
bagnd
Alexander, Flizabe
y
LL 0iipst
Mosha non
Centre Hell
oliege
Agnes, hig
hn 8 im
ward
Bellefonte
State College
i Pleasant Oar
Dowell
busines
Meek. Ellen
Me ver
wr
Mo
State Colless
Bellefonks
State College
te College D
Coburn
Yon lsburg
Bellefonte
nl iheim
F Julian
w yelled
Nias: a
“Hinms
Tate witer T.. mach ite
wi Henry 8. cat Howard
Yeager, Jack H., rep Bellefonte
CIVIL COURT JURORS
Meet Monday, March 4
Behirers, Grace,
housekeeper
B B.F. lab
Bracken, Don. L
Clels Betty A
Beliefonte. R
Bellefonte 1
Philtpsbure
hkp.. State Collece ¢
Confer, Irvin. mr Howard R. D
Cowher, Joseph, nb Sandy Ridge
Craig, Sumner J. barber Philipsburg
Crain, John H, retired Port Matilda
Croft. Hugh T. lab Philipsburg
Thomazine,
housekeeper Howard R.D.2
Davis. Lee. Inborer Bellefonte
Eaton. John C.. laborer. Blanchard
Eckley, Paul N.. Co
Com m Bellefonte, B.D. |
Mrs. M. Ward,
isekeepoer
Galaida, John, dairyman
Gill. Verne M. salesman
Gilliland, G. Pearle,
housekeeper State College |
Cross. Dorothy, hkp.. Bellefonte
Hanscom, J. Riel, ¢lk Btate Cx lege
Harper, Paul R.. hr dsr burg
Henninger, John W.,
merchant St
Heverly,” Mary C., hkp
Hov. 8. H.. salesman
Keller, Frank,
farmer
9 } \
D1
prop
wel
na
Bellefonte
Bellefonte
Philipsburg
ate College
Bellefonte
Bellefonte
Bellefonte, R
Lowder, Ross D., farmer. Oak
Lucas, Milford, farmer
Lux, Mrs. Gertrude, hkp. Philipsburg
MacDonald, Herbert D.,
landscaper State College
Matson, Norman, surv... Philipsburg
Meeker, Martin, lab Moshannen
Morrison. James, 8r., lab Bellefonte
Murphy. Ella, hkp Osceola Mills
Murtoff, Effie R.,
fl. G. G., mortician
Ondo, Lewis, meat cut
Pennington, J. E,,
foreman
Peters, Mrs. Geo. hkp
| Plank, James D., mecht
Reifsnyder, John W.,
| carpenter Centre Hall. R. D.
Riley, Hugh R., Jr.
writer W Btate College
| Ryne, Earl, banker..__State College
8mith, Geo. L.. barber. State College
8nyder, Merrill R., clk. State College
Snyder, Wm. T., linmn Port Matilda
Tussey, Carl F., fmr... State College
Wainger, Marvin, glsmn.. Beilefonte
Weber, Katharine, hkp. Howard
Williams, J. R.. retired... Unionville
Williamson, Velma,
housekeeper South Philipsburg
| Zeigler, Ralph R., fmr
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Nation's Smallest County
Bristol county, Rhode Island is
| the smallest county in the United
States, having an area of only 24.
| square miles
D.3
Hall
Millheim
Philipsburg
State College
Philipsbupy
Philipsburg
Howard 1.1 on October 26, 1938.
hkp.. Osceola Mills!
Millheim
tax sheets as
are now [5 ©
f
{of men m Lhe
Council to Study clerks month
Boro Assessments «cui
Arrest 2 in Attempt
At Extortion
(Continued from Page 1)
ed In two notes left
home 10 days ago
Instructions in the notes, the offi
ers said, directed Mrs, Lind Lo
we the money secluded Wil.
kinsburg cros and refrain
from notifying police “or serious
harm will come to your children
Married about nine year
James Lindsay, an emmy
father’s plant, Mrs. Lindsay has guid “assessments
children, Joanne, 7; Janet, §, riotitious standard
and Jud y 2° y fractional part of the a
Mr. Lindsay was y J Usual
( is were left thirg on
(Cont hued from Page 1)
Many Parties
To Be Held
(CVontiuusd frow
Centre Hal
rd, Russe] ] gler:
Miss Kathryn Krape
Clarence and Moshannon
Emanuel Bums, Rebersburg
wl Bier) and Un
8. Zahniser
In Bellefonte
5
at the
to work on
Bollcitor M
about a legal
Bef re Council went
the books, Borough
Ward Fieming, asked
matter pertaining to the ase
ments, declared that the basis for
assessments throughout Centre
county has no foundation In law
and has but little support from the
0 standpoint of common sens
this Judge Fleming
are made updn a
on the basis of
al the Lindsay
hage oue
Mes vers
Aare »
Bnow
Mrs
Sam-
Walter
ay
at a James
road
the
ngo
loye in her | wqy county ’ mviie
held
and
Hall
for
will be
Home
Comy
reg aances
Legion
Fire
tual worth
out of town fractiona
his h
when Ob Eh any
1] pro;
at ome e is one. the
Note Left on Doorstep
One of the notes
Mrs. Lindsay as saving, was
r doorsie; omeone whe
the Iron or and fled
he had an oppx \ open
The other, police
told them, was
me and thy
oom window a shor
rudely printed with
frequent mil
Incking any kine
writer
Bel
to
officer jee
quoted
left
kn
bef
police
Iv
h been
gai ampaign
Bald
wrapped
through
Lim
pencil
own
and
ie
nes were
notebook
t Pyevy
oe
le -school
say turned
of Pred McLaughlin
cod, who not
inrk Rugh
iy
8 Lal
and
Howard
Axel Muns
lola F
Genevieve
Instruction in Notes
WA vs ]
: ~ii a
Confer
Masicolm
celebration
Jar
Tickets
Ruling Against
Theatres
Page 1D For Doomed Man
PRCEAgY
Gifts Late
eller anc
(Continued from
mattier
ssments of many Belie-
leg were changed. Mon-
anc many more will be
before i bas com-
ns - ten.
desist from in any TOD proper
against their
ire tenure
2 Cease ant
manner discriminating
smnloves In to }
day night
changed
netted it
tative
SATURDAY
Bartle
regard
terme or ©
nd itic
: $s
My Skin Ww as Full of
Pimples and Blemishes”
Uns ve
deci.
from
3 | a oon -
shicuous place readils sible ©
heir employes in the Plasa and
late Theatres. Bellefonte, and have
notices remain posted for a per.
of ten days
Furnish satisfatiory evidence to
the Labor Board, by affidavit, of
compliance with the decision and
he Board's
5 and order ve day
fective
ARNON
OLDMAN
FOOD MARKET
ag
-ilte
Bellefonte, Pa. Phone
ier
The order is signed by 1. CG
Harry Giflord and Willi
Dickel, members of the board
Miller, the discharged employe
the past ten months has been
steadily emploved in the Warner
theatre at Greensburg, and at the
Princess theatre in Jeannette He re-
signed the latter position Satorday
night, and on Monday moming of
this week went to work at the Penn
theatre in Altoona
The charge of unfair labor prac-
= was lodged against the Thomp-
sons on January 1, 1830. and the
» became No. 1 on the 1988 dook-
Py vr the Blate Labor Board. Subse.
quently the Board issued a oom-
piaint against the theatre owners
I they filed an answer, denying
I the charges. Hearings were held
in the Court House, Bellefonte
The 33 findings of fact listed by
the Board in its order and decision
trace the course of Miller's employ-
ment at the local theatres, and re-
cite the events leading up to his dis-
Lich-
am L
raosTee foes
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tity
Lid |
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All Green Peas.
White Rose Sweet or Unsweetened
Grapefruit Juice . . .
White Rose Condensed
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White Rose Tender and Large
Dried Calif. Prunes.
2 No. 2 cans 25¢
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4 cans 25¢
.2-1b box 25¢
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Coffee White Rose Vacsum Packed LB 25¢
Available in Three Different Grinds
Pride of Brazil Coffee. .|b 19¢ 3 Ib 55¢
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2 large 39¢ 3 small 25¢
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.3 cakes 17¢
.Ige. box 25¢
.3 bags 25¢
Rinso.
Silver Dust (Towel Free) . . .
Lifebuoy or Lux Soap.
Sunshine
Cocktail Hour Crackers.
Sunshine Potato Chips.
WOODRING'S
Floral Gardens
127 EAST HOWARD STREET
PHONE 64
Piles anc
of gifts
Maybe it takes
farmer to appreciate
soil | copaervation
L FRANK MAYES
Real Estate Broker
and Auctioneer
I you have a farm or other Real
Estate for Sale, or wish to buy
CALL STATE COLLEGE, 2842
»
Two Desirable Farms
TWO OFFER
Aly cone
an intelligent
the value of
Two Properties
Located on North Thomas St.
Bellefonte, Pa.
LEGAL NOTICES
EXEC TOR'S NOTICE.
"4
Mat ! he Blate of
J. Heverly te of Bellefonte
Aeon 0
sa lamentiary
navIing bee)
in the abo
granted to the
indebted (oO
sled 90 make
WIT ak
ROBERT
E ys -
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LEGAL NOTICE
an agrec-
aAsmages
Hess, Pot.
REPORT
Road Saper-
Lixnsurer
At DITOR'S
n Tow hig
Hew
RAK EIPTS
Road
rr
Grasne
Fund
EXRENDITURES
RECEIPTS
. 1. 1840
HAROL D H YEAGER
WILLIS THOMPSON
LEROY WEICH
Andi tors.
AUDITOR'S
Ferguson nist
treasurer of reas
RECEIPTS
REPORT.
ip, CC. MM.
funds
‘a yw
Powiey
Town
1938 balsnoe
Ba ron
Office
Appro
fines |
funds
- $1787 48
eipts f 1939 dup. : 7.
Treas
Fm tr
Auto
Poor
Hl-A
Treas, otc. 78440
SHARE 00
Co.
EXPENDITURES
"of we frens..
auditors
ax collection
Montily
CORDES on
Compensa tior
Oo pati Lion
Alda
Print) ne
Stationers
Traveling expenses
Fire protectiton
Supervisors convention
Insurance compensation
Snow removal :
Repair:
Road maintenance
Reconstruction roads
Reconstruct on biriipes
New tools
Miscelianeols
cane
Balance in treasury ...
Aaron D. Tressier Collector of road
Funds
1832 Duplicate + «45112018
Paid the treasurer Tike
Bobate iN
Not collected
Aaron
Street light fusd
193% Duplicate
Paid treasurer
Rebate
Not oollected
Judicial i
County of Centre, having jasued
precept bearing dete of the 12th
day of January i940, $0 me directed
for holding a Court of Consmon Pleas,
Mr of
the County of Centre.
ARD the Orand