THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
May 16th, 1940
Page Six
| OBIT
UARY |
GUNSALUS
Roberl Terrance Gunsalus, father
of Mrs. 1. J. Lane, of Port Matilda
died at his home in Altoona, Tue
day night, Born at Alexandria, Aug-
ust 31, 1865, he was the son of Miles
and Margaret Martin Gun Hs
wile, Clara Elizabeth Gunsalus, died
{ I May 26, 1987. Member the fam-
include 13 « 32
and 12 great-grandchildren
KATHRYNE HARSHBARGER
Kathryne Harshbarger,
David Harshbarger, died in a Long
Island, NY hospital at 6:45
o'clock Wednesday evening, May 8
1940, after a lengthy illness. Born
in Howard, Centre County, June 20
1801, she was the daughter of Wil
lam IL. and Annie M. Confer, ©
Altoona, Members of (he fami
include her husband, David Harsh
barger, two children Donald ana
Jean at home; her parents, Mr. an
Mrs W. L. Confer Altoona and
the following brothers islers h h Murga aged 3 months
nd Anna
ROBERT 1
wife ol
0!
Idren grand-
uy
chilldren
JOSEPH MURGAS
Ol
wig
Dean Confer Lyons Matthew Smolko
Paul of Cunningham, Ka: Wary of Cla died Tuesday
of Philadelphia, Bessie Pink of Can nt willie ng taken t he Phil-
ton, Ohio, Sarah Seidel of Canton
Ohlo, Ruth of Quallans!
vest Virginia A. C. Moyer «
Alioona and
Qong
of Kans
Smith
Mr
William
ME
Margaret
Dorothy
Funers
MRS. DAVID WERTZ ‘
Mrs. Louisa Wer'z, wife of Dav- J
id Wertz died at 5 o'clock last .
Thursday morning, May 9, 1940. at
Beaver avenue, State
complications following
months iliness Mr:
daughter of James and MES. V. A. AUMAN
Gharett Barger and as y Margaret Ellen Aum
jownship April Vv
her age at time
and 22 day
wband and
1 May
Mill
lock
ohn
with
oflicia
Cregg
on
making
Milton H
J. Hobart Ba:
Fous DOLh
Orvis Peck
Carrie Thornton
Funeral services
urday ternoon
Valley
Rey. J Harkins of State College
officiating. Interment was made in
the Georges Valley cemetery
and Mrs, E
Spring Mill
Milroy and
Stale
held
Mr
Mr
College
ol
Gf
were
at 1e
af h
L hurch,
itheran «
F
JOHN 1
homa
known Tyrone ci
emplove of the Pen
road ce i
Tyrone
1940,
extended
an of M
Funk and
tilda. on
on” Youn
1803, a. 1
FUNK
yivania Rail-
his home in wureh
May 12 "
r WILLIAM R
y an n
nignt
at 10:5! lock following an
SHAFFER
June
marriage with
nia Ault He
P ld
a inter by
iroad company
Division and
Division
MRS. ELIZABETH McWILLIAMS
Mrs. Elizabeth McWillian !
Pine Grove Mil
John E. McWill
ber la Wedn
1940, aller
Deat}
ing a
Harr
¥ O
urred while
t the home
Sager
on December 208
brother
these
Jer
Tyrone, and Miss
Grove Mills. Mr
a member
Reformed church
id at
Mrs. George Bell
Ida 8 y. Pine
Hams Was
Pine Grove Mills
Funeral services
home in Pine Grove Mills, Satur- job d
aay afternoon, with the Rev. T CG. was
Jones officiating. Interment wa
made in the Pine Grove Mills ceme- me
ery
of
were
debrie
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Electric Supply Company
Bellefonte State College
H. Witmer Smith
(Continued from page one)
managed its aflalre fo
Years
He first entered he telephone
bus/ ness in 1888, ang came to Belle~
fonte in 1897. In that year William
Goodhart, of Millheim: John Mec-
Cormick tate College: William
Chompson, of Lemont: Judge Orvis
F E. Naginey, N. E. Robb, and Mr
Smith of Bellefonte, organized
Central Pennsylvania Commenr-
ial] Telephone Company inde-
home -owne
more Loan
“sl
ol &
Lhe
an
penden stem
Mr
tal ' v [}
INSLALRUION OF
charge of th
and
the district, mciuding th
erving jelled
rvi
Bald Eagle
and sugar
Smith was
exchange
11 over
Twins Honored
On 75th Birthday
Rev. George E
.
Twenty Complete
Driving Course
ntinued from page one)
Helen Jenkins 4
Jenny Wi
Mr Elinor
Whi Bess Bryan
Haupt, Charlotte Eck.
Virginia Capers, Mary Rock-
June Eby Mr: Oris a Rider
Martha Delalio, Mrs. Myrtle Wii-
Hams, Mrs. Geraldine Abelson, Mra
Sara Hagan, Boyd D. Quick, and M
James Miller
Those who sponsored the school
expressed their thanks to the Decker
Mdator Co. for supplying the car used
in training, and to Corporal G. Rut-
ledge and other members of the
Pleasant Gap sub-station State Mo-
Police who helped with the
course
i
rigrence
rirath
yuk
tor
BE a —e
Official’'s Cottage Looted
District Attorney Chester B
Wray, of Altoona, reported Monday
that his summer cottage at Pine
Grove Mills had been looted recent.
Sate police are said to be con-
an investigation.
3
iy
ueting
To give visual and fitting expreesion
0 Jour love and rupted, the Sediuss
a
the form must be chosen with
| week has subsidey somewhat, but!
| the suspicion, the rumors, the wary |
adtitude of many, may continue un~ |
i :
care. Comforting sssurance of a
duty well performed will be yours if
on choose a genuine Rock of
Mmorial to stand sa your
for the yonrs to come,
Howard Granite
Works
FRANK WALLACE. Prop.
County
Dies At Home |
|
|
Murders
Still Unsolved |
(Continued from page one)
been
some
ace slewths, have
working steadily uncover
lead pointing toward the slayer
They have been assisted by many
State Motor Police officers, same In
cars equipped with radio apparatu
Despite 24-hour patrols of most
Couniy'’s highways and byways,
regardiess of flow t
pouring into from infor
mants than $7,000
n re the convic-
tion of the
two been
Laken
been
with
Police's
to
1)
the
a steady of tm
A i "
by
offered
the slaver
J
spurred
ward
of
Riris,
made, and
into custody
have
more
for
ol
arrests
layer
no nave
several
for checking
no oon
Persons
nave
Lo nection
crime
Names Deputiey
Development d
week 1nciu i
Edward
10e we i iepuLy
State Col-
putized, Lhe
ring
ip
bor-
inning
compiaint ein
Ace
i" down
1& many
D [847
elvea
wit!
un
One Man Job
ad vis
eason
Sedan Sill a Clue
MINER IOT
Tale 4 wl 4 .
road, toward the victims
thr
police experience has never had
80 many men working on any case
this kind
Vagranis Picked Up
William Pittman, 26, of Six Mile
Bediord County. was arrest-
ed here last Thursday night by
Bellefonte Borough Police officer
Donald Johnson and Deputy Sherifl
James Hugg alter ittman had
called the FBI offices in Washing-
tens, D. C., and Pittsburgh, to re-
port he was investigating the siay-
ings. He is being held at the jail
until his past has been checked.
leonard Murray, of Greenville,
N. Y. was committed (0 the County
jail Sunday night on a charge of
vagraney He was arrested in
Greensburg and was brought here
for questioning in the murders
John Kanzik, of Johns are
rested in Howard last week on a
vagrancy charge was sentenced to
serve 30 days in the county jail
Hig record is being checked
Three Philadelphia youths ar-
rested in Lancaster Tuesday morn-
ing for traveling the wrong way on
a one-way street, were jalleg when
police found guns in the car. Since
the machine wag a tan sedan, they
are being questioned as to their ac-
tivities about the time of the Gates
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saying.
Tusues Warning
District Attorney Musser W_ Clet-
tig declared yesterday that it ‘s
hazardous for any woman or girl
to accept rides with any man at
night, even though they have
known the man for some time He
| expressed the belief that the slay-
er is probably normal in every out-
| ward respect; that he may have no
| criminal motives when he invites
a woman into his car, and that
ihe urge to attack and kill strikes
with sudden and maniacal fury
i This belief is supported by opinions
of many others, some in
positions, |
The hysteria which swept the!
county after the Gates murder last |
official |
|
the murderer is in custody.
Police, who last week expressed!
the fear that there may be other
| crimeg before the flend is brought!
to justice, indicated that there will
no let ap on 24-hour patrols
be
Cou rt To Have
Board Member
(Continued from page one)
voters would have a chance next
year to either disap-
prove the cholee If the Court
makes the selection the appointee
will serve out the remaindey of
Mr Moore's unexpired six-year
term, they sald
Board
rani
approve Or
member
Bossart
sali
ft
Horace J
DeHans
with
Hart-
while
Judge
declared
should be
filth mem-
board
until
Ms:
same
the
! $51
mia
and
expressing
Fleming as candidate
they believed the Court
permitted to name the
ber. They held that if
appointed a member to
election next vear and
Schad’s term at
time, the board might
of two member n je
|}
Nn
faction
the
BOTYVe
ince
expires
nvolved ding program
Brouse declar
board hirk It
the appointment
pet. He nominated
Fleming for
motion was 1
he taken
Bupervising
Btock «
indications
fre
Mr ed that for the
duty making
wardly
to
Was
former Judge
but since
onded
a oC
the the
Be
could
hmen
Unionville Man Gets
Award of Merit
J. B. Musser
Is Transferred
DD.
Musser became widely known
well liked throughout the
His active interest in all
and won
admiration of of
all denominations, and his depar-
ture a8 matter of sincere regret
Members of the Zion congrega-
tion tendered a farewell reception
for the pastor at the church Mon-
day evening, at which time he was
presented with a purse as a token
of esteem
mn A i cm—
Religion is a misfit when mission-
aries fight over the right to convert
the heathen
ana
county
comm affair
him the PETEONS
is
i
|
+ KALAMAZOO RAN
Woman Burns
In Farm Fire
(Continued {rom page one)
placed a boller of clothing on the
stove and she and her mother, Mr:
Anna Robb talking with a
neighbor when the flames were dis
covered, Mr. Bartley was working in
the fields nearby
The fue
rapidly
be
came impo
ing. The
for electricity
new $300
new
were
pread through the house
that only a articles
carried out it be-
build ~
wired
with
her
of
0 few
conid before
sible Lo enter the
structure, recently
wa
refrigerate
electrical
which were
Despite the efforts of
Fire and
Fire Bellefonte
1
ing could be don ) SAVe
equipped a
anda oO
appliances all
lost
Howard
Logan
noth
Department
Company of
the
the ®t
ture. Loss is estimated at
of
$5000 which
propert
who
farm house ut
childre; family
—— - -
in the
Salona Boy Fract
ures Arm
El f
Glenn enhowi of
William §
Salona on the
forenoon
nm Dove the ell
LEGAL NOTICES
the Court
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NOTICH
i%1 Ma vy Te
Te 11
SALE FOR TAXES
VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY
: the Act mbly
{! A
nw Ales
ds AND All, OTHER
HATTELS ON THE
PLBLIC sALS
EXTATY
OF VALLI ABIL
AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY
REAL
5 © 5
PERBONAL |
Pa Tn
merous 10
TERMS OF
er Cash
day of sale
ana
m t]
SALE-Persona
Real! estate
when properly |
clared sold. s
very gerd
Deosuntly at
further in-
rovident
Philadeiphin, Pa. L
Mayes. auctioneer gnd sales manaoer
}
NOTICE OF AMENDMENTS TO
CHARTER
the Court of Common Pleas of
re County. Pa
In the Matter of the Intorporation
of the BETA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
OF THE PENNSYLVANIA O:ATE
COLLBGE
No. 231 Pebruary Term. 1930
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BELLEFONTE, PA.
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Notice (» hereby given that an ap-
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F'uesday May 21st, 1940, at
AM, u the Ron
ration law of 1038 for
amendment the Charter of
Beta Al 1 of The
myivania bu Ol) which
its registered offices and =n
place of business atl the THAD
ter House of Beta Chapter
Beta Sigma Rho Fraternity
College, Pa in H
the LOI
The emancipation of women is on
the day but nobody knows where it
will lead
Court on
10.00 o'clock
Profit
the
the
Pen
has
Das
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Corny
of
RATA Ry
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of the
paid Corpars
granted, shall
end ag 10ow
SPCOND The
sald Corporation
promotion of mora
MNOng I mens
ie
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Mare of the Pen y
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May 140
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