Pag e Six THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. May 16th, 1940 IMPRESSIVE RITES FOR GIRL (Continued from page one) a strain for Willlam Gates, father of the girl, and he fainted, He was taken in charge hy Dr. Joseph A Parrish, of Bellefonte, but later ral- led sufficiently to be able to go to the cemetery where he joined the other members of the family as they came from the church Mrs. Gates, slender, ailing mother of the girl, was almost carried into and from the church, her youngest brother, Roy Leathers, on one side and Dr. Harold L. Ishler, Howard, on the other. During the ceremony which consumed almost an hour and a half, she was waliched carefully by the two men and restoratives ad- ministered The five and friends, including the Misses Rager and R ( ions of the night alive of Milesburg, lifeless body were seated has been un many close Maude nm, compan- her last Wallace sisters Ruth bins slain gh n and Richard who discovered her early Sunday morming, near Mrs. Gates who der the care of a phy- siclan since the tragedy, Mrs. Mar- garet Gates Faye's grandmother, and Mrs. Nancy Leathers, her step- grandmother, were also close by. It was at the end of Mrs. Leather's garden, about vards from house, where Mrs. Gates wa and grew up, that Miss Gate bludgeoned to her death Impressive Services The service opened ture by the Cumming h ) ister church reading the The the sermon A Mr. Kline Evangelical chu tended 23rd Psalm M. 8. Q Mellott former Methodist ard, who 1} of 9)" recited Beav mini aptized Faye rh her Harold M request of 12 family 3 DeArment of Howard playe ano accompar has a fine § after the she liked to } her sed Hear Inspiring Sermon Although hamp tion arising affec seemed not contir he strugg He lamented has passed over the c moving by force a youne woman whom everyone had held high h Turning the prophet, Amos ed the word comfort the m “Seek ye him shadows | had known her the church woul miss SONgs rowfully decls marks, Concl immortal, sustain “Crossing the Bar” { “In Memoriam.” As the casket was carried out the church her family and fr the women with whom she worked and older residents of the comr ity who loved her for her chara and cheerful disposition, broke unrestrained sobbing Only Thursday had sung her friends ual happy self A cortege of a’ biles followed winding dirt road from the Kenr to the ma highway a to the Curtin cemets the spot where she death. Tire tracks. where an mobile had been turned aroun a wider streteh of the road yards from where her body could still be seen Two young cows, unmindful the occasion. insisted on crossing the road from one fleld to another, delaying a section of the procession a few minutes, Keep Cameramen Away State Motor Police, Centre County Sheriff, Edward R. Miller and a group of CCC enrollees acting as special officers kent news photo- graphers at the home, and cemetery, at a safe distance, carrying out an expressed wish of the family that no pictures be made. Sheriff Miller wis seen standing in front of one camera and later es- corted the photographer from the cemetery. Other photographers who had secluded themselves behind gravestones were hustled away, mmunity to her she relate the ivy aa mes of while the large company of friends; the the church | purposely closed around the grief- stricken family and the grave, mak iny any photography impossible, As far as is known, not a single pic- ture was taken during the entire ceremony, which was concluded at the grave at 3:30 o'clock The brief at the grave were in charge of the three ministers who had officiated at the church, joined by the Rev. A. A. Price, of Duncannon, another former Meth- odist minister at Howard who knew Faye NEW SPORTS- MEN'S CLUB tinued rites (Col from page one) We hope mers by get men allied In order t have for nh meetings iKers whi Wie ma- i'r meme en work ther Physicians Attend Sessions page one) Former Howard Man Jailed pearing beore the Union COUn- dha writ AY LB oe Bro- teneed n mont! H A. Heath in Lewi EAGINE EUs Bride Watches Mate Drown ‘hile his bride of a week WwW. I lanta, drowned in the despite the ¢f- nim a heart at- entering ave ——— sav— Marion a Basy Girl n Kathleen Powers, M High hoo) Mis of 17-year- ET - i class, active in sche activities and win- ner of a college scholarship in an sponsored by the American Legion, but she still finds to read. She says she usually a book a day cela io valedictorian her ol essay contest tin ©" reads ism ea Appointed Inspector Robert R. Spand ber, was recently appointed inspect- or in the State Department of Pub- lic Instruction. His duties will con- sist of inspecting barber shops and beauty parlors. He was formerly sealer of weights and measures in Union county RR -— ,. co a —— iz succeeding but nothing has replaced brain test radio test the s a old-fashioned i J, M. Keichline Insurance Agency One of the Oldest Agencies In Centre County ANN W. KEICHLINE, Representative. Temple Court Phone 190 Used Truck Headquarters DECKER MOTOR (0. SOUTH SPRING STREET JANN ITN I JW PHONE 674 Mifflinburg bar- | URCHE St. John's Evangelical- Reformed Rey, C, Nevin Stamm, pastor Church School 9:30 a. m.; Morning Worship 10:46 a. m.; Vesper vice 7:30 p. m, Ser St, John's Lutheran, Bellefonte The Rey larence E. Arnold, pastor, Trinity Sunday, May 19 9:30 a m. Sunday School, 10:45 a m_ The Service and Sermon: "Let Us Exalt the Triune God" 7:30 p, m. Vespers and Sermon: “The Pro- phet Puts a Question.” The day School Association will meet on Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock Milesburg Presbyterian May 18: Bible Morning worship Shoe-—~Bible school, 9:30 a. m. Evening worship, 7:30 p m., Offering f Presbyterian Home I'he Bible 8 Unionville Services Sunday 9:30 a m 10:45 a. m. Snow ichool class, byvterian church, which regular- y meets on Monday evening will next week on Wednesday eves May 22 this date and whout the summer the how be 8 m., resuming the Mon. evening hour again on May w Hows Oakwood, minister From i wll ay an aay al ard Short Term Courses In Agriculture t Pennsvivania State College are National Youth Adminjs- worker if Was offered tration announced urses in % Wore rial remad be complets rt term agri- i be from 18 to in good mental and interested ir permane youth wh : an rst In agricul sald Mr. Cowing to either live or farm, has i Or eX have ad employ- ceive Dairy } Agronomy of soil Milk Laboratories, Vegetable Rural Sociology, Rural and English. Supplementing these cheduled 5 are lectures, de- bates pation In other cultn if the college are interested themselves with this ac- W. 1. Scott, visor National Administration, The county ce ls located in the Logan uilding on Howard street, onte, immediately in the rear post office YOUR HEALTH Some people think of a depre in the ground hink of it as mtific testing In Gardening Economics, in d contac for the ion AS hole Others economic tringency A depression these may be either of ar down-heartedness Mood depression, like other emo- tional states, tends fo last for a long or short period and then dis- appear. leaving the individual with the normal feeling he had before his depression Emotional depression Is as come mon as the cold Everyone, some time or other, low in spirit No one but sometime, is down-hearted, blue, discouraged feeling down and out There are three phases depression The first is the appearance of mood alteration--the sad, or blue, or discouraged look and remark Then comes the period concern- ing the mechanics of the depres sion alteration. The depressed one loses his appe- tite, has no pep or energy. He also loses interest in every- thing but talking about his feel- ings The third phase involves the al- teration of the individual's think- ing. He dramatizes his feeling of de- pression by regarding himself as unworthy, as someone to be de- preciated, expressing a real infer jority complex. He may even develop feelings of is sad. or of mood | physical illness having an organic basis yet | chrondriasis or disease fears. In most cases, “apression of mood : is a self-limiting disease which runs ia course and ends in spontaneous | recovery. | depression is the tendency toward | suigide—the end-all of a | sive discouragement. The danger from such emotional Are we down-hesarted? i No! DO YOU KNOW ; The rate of cancer deaths varies’ | In all states, ranging from 51.6 per | 100,000 population in South Caro. | lina to 156.4 in Rhode Island. Penn- | | sylvania's rate is 1222, i Cooking meat diminishes the! | amount of water it contains, but in. crenges the nutritive value, Sun- |’ tending toward hypo. $500.00 and Over American Lime & Btone Co Over $100.00 Sleg, Willlam P.,, Chemical Lime Co, Wagner, C. Y. & Charles, Pirst Nationa! Bank, Bellefonte Lodge No 200 FP. & AM, W. CT. U., White- rock Quarries, Federal Match Co. West Penn Power, Centre County Commissioners, Bellefonle Trust Co., Walker, Ivan, A. & P. Stores, B. P. 0. E. Lodge, Kiwanis Club, Struble, Howard and sister $50.00-$100.00 Sieg, William W., Shallcross, Bam- uel M., Warner, Fred, Hartranft, Horace J. Helneman, LL. C., Meek, George R Centre County Thrift Corp., Corman, Dr. P. M., Johnston, J. K., Keystone Gazette, Love John G, and Kofman Coal and Hauling, Bellefonte Chapter 241, R. A. M., Crawford, Frank M.. Dale Mrs. David, Emercik, W. J., Luther- an Sabbath School, Craig B Vars, E. W Bell Telephone Co Centre OIll Gas Corp. Claster M. L. & Sons, Adams, Dr. Enoch, Centre Democrat, Robb, N. E., Hazel & Co., Herr, 8B. Claude, Sommerville, John 8., Shafler Stores, Bellefon Central R. R $25.00--850.00 wife, James and te G Mary 8 School, Rogers Betty O., 8 $10.00--825.00 r oy Cobb Eckley | Clar- mith 1 8 Sorenson Adams he reer Dewey, Woodring W. H. Campbell Paul, Casebeer, CD. Centre Daily Times, Cox. F. H.. Fauble, Mary M Fleming. John, Gray. Ma vey n ry Kilpatr lp TOA ter O. F Leamer Swenge Leroy Robb jot Widdowson t.. Bellefonte Hardware Co. Ber- Brouse, W. H. Cou DeHaas Bossert Waller R., Evert Fisher, C. Ward, Hoags Da A Hockman, A. Prank, Kessir r Auto Accessories, Kline, O. Lintz Clothing Store, Lyon, O Montgomery & Co. MeGinley, A Wm. H. Jr and brother, Ole. wine Hardware, Plagionas, George Poorman, 8. H.. Rumberger, Marlin E. White, Ray E., Widmann & Tean, Willard, R. T Witmer, Russel Woodring's Floral Garden, Yeager Malcolm, Beach, Mrs. Robert, Blan- hard, Miss Mary M.. Brooks, Ray- nd N. Hughes, James R. Mit. Miss Olive. United Breth Sabbath School Coal Hill Mining Co. Rogers. ¥. Glenn, Seibert, J D Bloomquist, RB. T., Flegal, Dr. Don- ald, Nissley, Dr 8 M Smeltzer William C.. Bellefonte Milk Products Co.., Brachbill Furniture Co. Inde. pendent Oil Co, Owens, Edward R Sheffield Parms Dalry, Weis Pure Food Stores, Whitter, H. G.. Arnold Rev. Clarence, Eastern Star, Belle fonte Women's Club, Brouse, Maizie H., Corman, Mrs. Emanuel, Crystal Springs Rebekah, Curtin, J. Mae. Dorworth, Alice and William, Green, Miss Emma, Holtz, Harry J., Hoy. Estate of Anne H., Keller, Mrs, Har- ry. Locke, Mrs. Melvin, Mingle, Miss Roxanna, McCoy, Miss Anna, New- comb, Mrs. C. J. Stewart, Miss Mar- garet, West, Frank, Wetzier. J. L. Bellefonte Lunch, Hotel Markland. Texas Lunch, Priedman, Jacob, Wolf Pumniture Co, Hartsock Rev. H. W.. Jacobs, Rev. H. H., O'Brien, Wm. T.. Risan, Olaf, Hazel. Harry, Smith. Fred. Hillegas, GO. E £5.00--8$10.00 Heverly, Earl, Householder Rev G. E. Scott, Charles McCurdy Yeager, Jack, Brewer's Coal Yard. Clevenstine, Harry E.. Diamond Res- taurant. Gryciko, Ben, Hazel, Joe, Mumper, D. M., McClure Boot Shop, Rote, 8. BE. Wilkinson, Jack, Whippo, Fred, Broderick, Mrs. Helen C.. Pur- nell, Calvin, Newman, Rev. Lucas. ' Fred, Litke, W. W. Kling, C. N. Johnston Motor Bus, Hoy, Clarence, Smith, Lewis, Contractor, Bryan, William, Dukeman, Harry, Evock, John, Huff, Harvey, Garbrick. Elea- nor, Letzler, A. H, Gordon, Jacob T., Foerster, Charles, Harnish. Ed- ward, Rankin, Miss Mary, Harpster, Walter, Schwartz, Dr. Wm. L.. John- | son. Guy, Heverly, Cameron, Ross! man, Harold, Pifer's Music Shop, Shoemaker, John, Badger, Harry, Smith, J. A. Jr, Barnhart, James K., | Smith, J. Albert, D. A. R. Binga- Noll 8 abd Progress | man, George, Eckenroth, John F..| Heaton, Claude D., Wetzler, Lewis A. Stamm, C. Nevin, Walker. Lee, Dale, Ethel, Tait, Elton B. Butler.| Miss Helen, Smith, O. P. M_, Haines, Ken, Anderson, Oflbert. Under $5.00 i Constans Commandery No, 33. Gamble, Mrs, George M., Goodis, | Samuel D., Alkey, Wayne, Confer, Harry, Eckley, Cecil C., Hoover, wil-| liam, Knisiey, Philip, Love, Wynn, i | McAllister, Edward, Bpangler, Reu- ben, Wilson, Martha, Wion, Theo- dore, Yorks, R. 8, Young, Paul R., Zimmerman, James, Zong, Carl, Widmann, John, Whittaker, Ed, Watson, Orvis, Warrick, Steve, Tresler, John, Spritzer, Joe, Spotts, Roy, Smith, Jas. A. 8r., 8hutt, Clyde, Shultz, Raymond, Bhay, O. M.,, Schlegel, Fraser, Robinson, Wade, Robinson, Leonard, Robb, George, Reese, Mack, Rine, Joe, Reed, Mal- colm, Rachau, Paul, Osman, Fred, Mosula, Louls, Morris, Alex, McKin- ley, Geo, McDowell, Robert, Murray, Robert, Mesario, Joe, Lucas, Orin, Lee, Charles, Kulches, Joe, Knapik, Steve, Kissel, W. R Ivicie, Matt, Huey, Clark, Houser, Russell, Gum- mo, Homer, Griffin, Ross, Gummo A. M., Felmlee, Irv, Cottage, Mike Cushion, Dorman, Milford Drogan Forrest, Evock George Taylor Cathcart Philip, Blazina, Joe, Barnhart, Sam Gherrity WwW. Ww Rider Russell Schlegel, Frasier, Smith, Alice Recent Weddings tly Hoover, son of Man f Mow Union, Pa George Joe, Eckley Confer were 16940 by Fisher—Zellers }. Pishes Groyve<-Nefl Alfred C i Switger-Lyons Sw ity ey Johnson—Poorman and H street Mr Ban Poor- Belle. iage L ' Jens 7) Water man ceremony Jock the ireh, with H Jacobs, were Mins Jack Wilkinson Members of the famil of the bride and bridegroom witnessed the ceremony After wedding a buffet supper was Poorman home street, for mem- We f 5 H WI f al ii BE at Bellefor Evangelical the pastor the Rev. H officiating Attendants Mary Gehret both of Be mmediate o~ and efonte the a: the Water the bridal party O'Leary~—Lox. At a ceremony perio: o'clock Friday night at Catholic Loreila Mrs, F Alle won #4 Pal North | n 8 The Rev. Father W fAciated { m. and Jame the bride, were Lhe Olean ia a lellefonite High emp here f graduate and i Lumber Alter a ter © Cox. brother of attendants tha Oved woime i wr time. Mr ! 8t. John's mpi Company it Oleary | Parochial m thie Claster Bell iefonte weekend wedding trip (0 Washing- ton, D.C, Mr. and Mrs. Oleary re- turned Bellefonte where they will make their home Ficarro-Kochik, Miss Catherine Kochik seph Ficarro, both of were united in marriage at 9:30 o'clock Saturday morning in St Michael's Catholic church. Clarence by the Rev, Pather J W. Palfy Miss Verna Kochik, of Bellefonte, sister of the bride, acted as maid of honor while Albert Kochik, of Clarence, cousin of the bride. was best man. During the ceremony music was plaved by Bmro Drapcho The wedding was followed by a breakfast at the home of the bride's parents in Clarence. Mrs, Ficarro, daughter of Mr. ang Mrs Joseph Kochik, of Clarence, attended the Clarence schools and for the past five years has been employed in Bellefonte. Mr, Ficarro a grad- uate of 8t. John's Paroghial School and of the Beliefonte High School, class of 1033. He is employed by the Decker Molor Company here. The newlyweds will make thelr home in Bellefonte. a 100, yeg OF to and Jo Bellefonte ia CONTRIBUTORS, WELFARE FUND Receives Medal For Life Saving (Continued from page one) below the Clyde OO. Bwartz machine hop on Duniap street Toner, pulled from the passersby, had ceased to breathe and showed no signs of life, Hayes, learning of the Incident, administers od artificial respiration to the une conscious man for minutes be- natural breathing began and man was taken the Centre County Hospital for treat. ment The ream by ten fore the 10 further “President's Medal | awarded by the National Council as a ftting recognition for those who successfully by Schaefer method a or Edward of su Safety resuscitate Press by Cryr the Prone devised Be haeley res ire em Pro- n penced Ci Lined phyxiation cation On th CLE Dy il Shock medal appears A symbolic Its origin in Greek myth- Goddesses thread e face of the in relief aes which has The who spins Lachesis, who determines Atropos, who culs work under Wy three of fate Clotho the ie and ve been awarded them Mr going to women Hayes recel noe 1037 — .- ’ large Snake Killed Members of a crew painting new lines on UU ighway Northumberiand ¢ killed 8 black snake, six and long. The sake attempled escape by climh i heliwesn Lewisburg a half 10 the {ot tree RS at IL, but a George Shafer ight down the huriec oy bre men sed Carmel Le oy bul or REMEMBER When You Want ANYTHING IN Lumber - Millwork Doors - Sash Roofing W. R. SHOPE BELLEFONTE, PA. Phone 432 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN EVERY DEAL IN EVERY PARTICULAR WORKMAN BADLY INJURED Caught in the moving shaft of a nek-hoist at Uw lehigh Valley Railroad roundhouse alt Bayre John W. Allen, 37, of Athens, suf- [ered mpound Iracture he lower Roth sides ated houlder., Most from hi reported a Packer Hospit ol anc =» of Dod a 0 Jaw on Jothir Hig al the Ig wag torn condition Robert ii — Recognized His Wife After 00 An unusual tr ng how a ninety-year nly remembered | Yrs { ’ ‘ 4 e-0e sOry GiB nis righ ang ecoen much Ww |! Heag e of Tha DIE Magazine Baltimore Am al a news lied ance ah ew Li lan Shot While Studying he sat in the livis Dome ong Dey Pole Fractures Skull Biake J OC hile down Peachtire AUTOMOBILE & FIRE INSURANCE ED L. KEICHLINE BELLEFONTE Temple Court Fhone 188 N WHEN WINDS | GET ROUGH A Windstorm Policy Protects You |! | Ree John F. Gray & Son General Insurance Phone 4987.) Bellefonte, Pa. From Financial Loss, | | | | | | \ KELVINATORS PHILCO RADIOS MELROY'S Phone #59%.R.1 PLEASANT GAP, PA ABC and VOSS WASHERS BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY ELECTRIC STOVES Giobwis Cooder Mls $ # ag 50 MANY WOMEN ARE TURNING TO ELECTRIC COOKING, JANE! Follies of 1940; Trying to predici election resulls hr PROTECY YOUR CROPS WITH BARI-CIDE EFFECTIVE ~ ECONOMICAL Lnws Be lujn Ge Tileg o Cong wn Wiad We Basson PE Seid by Reliable Deslen » Veber BARIUM REDUCTION CORPM. SOUTH CHARLESTON, W Va, « nu GF i SH C. Y. 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In the territory served by West Penn an average of 50 persons every working day are turning to this clean, easy, low-cost method. Po \v lit | “aon | Eleni Ramage DEALERS oi
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