Page Six OBITUARY Re —NS LPP T,PA I D? MISS NELLIE ABY Miss Nellie M. Abt home in Lock Haven Oct. 30, 1940, after a short | Born in Centre County, she wen Lock Haven as a young hag resided there since her are one LAlly, and hews, She Immac { where requic emniized Saturday al the Rev. Joseph M. O'Toole as brant, Burial was made Mary's cemetery het day ' Ie died a Wedne ] girl and and wis a member Conception Church m high mass was ece Ol « with \ ce 9 o'clock Bn {py S20 All D5 EDWIN R. REED R. Reed former of Beech DuBo 10 eek and candy He had res MRS, ANNA HAZEL t. Haz home of jan liam Dreibeld of diseases | age. Had sh she wouk birihda) was born a on Novemt M. Frank Has years ago. Su: dren: Ham Dreibelbis Haze! vivors Gates dren of the Be Funeral s afterno Mrs theran ct Jones made Pleasar ¢ Ga Ap MRS. Mr of State Coll B F. Hom 234 Sou MARGARET E. HOMAN vembe YVEOAars Homan and baugh, Mi: Homan, all o Homan were Grace Rev Interment w Hall cemet Homan on of A — LUTHER W, SEYLER Washingt £ m Sey home n Lock oct 29 of several year not expected as he tricken with a heart at- week ago. A member ! rist at Mack- forme: 1y employe Hall prick yard. Surviving are his wife, Cath arine, two daughter nd Mrs. Harry Eisenhauer, Millhelm Mr Merrill Gingery, McElhattan; and Caly J. Se { Lock Ha- ven svere held Friday t the late esidence with the Rev ian ® Rector officiating | A n lar Hi 84 Haven 1940, Luther | ler, ober one son de as HL cemetery MES SAMUEL BATSCHELET Bat * Martin daught MRS, NANCY CC. HENDERSON MRS, MARGARET E. LOWEST PRICED SIX CYLINDER SEDANS IN AMERIC Big,roomy, beautiful,new 194] AY L11) 7:00.04 CHAMPION SAVES YOU 10% TO 25% ON GAS!BRINGS YOU MORE WHEN COUPE PRICES BEGIN AY 690 Champion Clvh Sedon $730 Champion Srvising Sedan §770 Prices offastive Mow, 1, deo tiversd at factory, South Bend, Include Federal tax, subject te change without notice, YOU TRADE IT IN! slip-strea tratoline LINGENFELTER GARAGE DIETTRICH Dr, Charles H. Dimm, of MifMinburg Mrs, Diettrich was a member of the Lutheran church, Funeral ser- vices were held at the Koch Funer- al Home, State College, Saturday night, with the Rev, John F. Hark- ins officiating Monday the body was taken (0 White Marsh, Mont gomery county, where services were held in the Lutheran church, fol- lowed by interment in the Union cemetery at White Marsh MARY JANE CARDON Mary Jane Cardon, aged 14, of Clearfield, a cousin of D Richard P. Noll, of Bellefonte, wag Instantly killed Wednes vlernoon of las week, October 1940, when sh wi truck Lruck Brewer Hill, while was on way classes at Franci Catholic scl l. Rita Marie Kerman, wh 1¢ at the Lu day 30 by a on her she St ne, n 4 ut “as not seriously Card MARY JANE WALKER ne Walker, aged 4 month 6 days, daughter of Charles E Emma J. Anderson Walker, ol Haag apartments, East Bishop t onte, died at the Cen- inty Hospital here AR unday afl 1940 an il Mary Ja nd And Jellef rIOON Hes AR alle: parents and ; as Walker will be ‘hur day grandparent George Anderson, at Coje- 1 the Rev. J) A. B) Interment will held at 1:3 aftern Mummers Awarded Hundreds of Prizes (Continued from nage one) subscription. Key- Lorena Rider, hal: Bar ger Shop. Jean ham poo, [Pavone Donald Bloom Cleaners, subscri] . T ion raph Lambert Decker 1 seed Daley , Charles F lamp, Mc re permaner nl Salon, Nan y Jan Parrish Drug Store vase, Schaefler Hard- Sandra Joan Davis, Box Diamond restaurant; Dori Biddle, Thermos jug, White Drug: Joe Kane, box candy Candy kitchen; Mrs. Bet udoir lamp, Witmer Elec Miller, Girl's sweater 16 Litt) ¢ Folks 8hop; Dori Marie Martin, 3 Mos subscrif Centre Dally Times; Alice Yeager Landy, J D, Thomas, Con eriy J. Osler, Med. cabinet. Clas- Jean Binus, Zipper bag, Jack Wilkinson; Timmic Walle, Alarm lock, Widmann & Teah. Inc.; Earl drews, pajamas child), J. B Wagner & Co.; Bdward McNichols, girl's sweater, Katz swore; Barbara Rockey, 2 batons, Viclor Pifer Mu- sie Co.; Phyllis Jane Pye, 2 boxes andy, Harry Clevenstine ondy Schaffer, Thermos bollle Drug: Agnes M. Swarm iris dress 14 to 16, Bid Bernstein: Janet Forsburg, neckplece, Crossley Jeweler: Joan Estright shampoo wave, Lilae Marg Beauly Salon: Betty Miller, lamp, Electric Supply Co.; Philip Marti, Child bedroom slippers, Yeagers Shoes Buddy 8nyder, gym shoes, eimeyer's; lIssiac Powell boys sweater under 10, Peacock Art & Gift Shop; Mrs. Lilian Mayer, 2ib boxes peanuts, Davidson Candy Shop, Eddie Parks, box candy. John Reed restaurant; James Schiegel, 1 yr. subscription, Watchman; Sara Rhoads, children’s shoes, McClure's Boot Shop; Hazel Houser, Bath scales, Bellefonte Hardware Co; Carlo Foronicola, camp jug, Western Auto Supply Co.; Marie Rhoads Boy's sweater, Morris Levine Mrs. Randall Horner, 3 mos, sub Harrisburg News, Miles Bender; Jack Hull, 1 dinner. Cox restaurant; Martin McClellan, 5 gts, oil. Dun- Jay garage; Bill Plick, 6 qts Super Pyro, Heims Service; Earl Powell, 1 gal. Anti-Freez, Thoniag Fuel & Supply Co.; Lundy Flick, 1 gal. An- t1-Freeze. Decker Motor Co.; Paul Zimmerman, 1 ton lime, Chemical Lime Co.; Christian Harman, 2 ton pulverized stone, White Rock Quar- ries; Roy Zimmerman, 1 ton hy- |drated lime, American Lime & i Blong Co.; Elmer Rockey, 2 qs ice { cream, PeRo; Ida Oorman, greceries | Weis Pure Food Store; Mrs, Pearl | Fye. flash light, Dean Phipps Auto | Supply; James Sloop, 1 doz. chrys- tion 8pig- dens; Vesta May Barnes, i bbl | flour, Laudesbach Griest Co.; Roxey | Johnson, 4’ qts, oll, Lingerfeller; Mrs. Taylor Billett, weeks pass to State theatdre, Fred Fisher; Orant | | Torsel, weeks pass (0 Plaza, Fred | Fisher; Charlotte Dean, flash light, {Jodon Motor Co.: Mrs. Poorman, | { 10, son of Mr, and Mrs anthemum, Woodrings Floral Gar- | | in Geisinger | Danville, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Cooking Schools Are 90 Years Old FARM CALENDAR Timely Reminders From The Penne syivania State College School of Agriculture Avoid Farm eased 154 Of Accidents mechal Feed Starving Bees ber which d t Flan the Prog am Pullels Properly State need Meet talies vary nd humidity e. Meetis of taking Vv egeiable Needs Vegn their temperature are gelables keep n Slate vegetable gard Eat Apples for Health ontalr mber of health help special vania State College varieties for every eins ———————. — MOTORIST SAVED BY PROMPT ACTION OF R. BR. WATCHMAN ig on Baughman Thirteenth sireel and also prompt action of Blaine Cowher, crossing watchman at Fourteenth stree:, prevented what might have been 3a very bad accident urday night at 8:55 o'clock. A gentleman driving a car with a Maryviand license came up Thir- teenth street, turned off on to Washington avenue, and straddled he railroad tracks going down straddle of the tracks for about thirty feet, the car out Mrs Baughman, ger and freight East sensing the dan- noting an approaching train coming down througr Tyrone yard, frantically blew her whistle and waved red Jan- tern. attracting watchman, Blaine Cowher, at Four- centh street, who succeeded in flagging the freight train at his crossing. Several gentiemen | nthe vicinity, seeing the situation, came to the rescue of the Maryviangd man, lifted his car off the tracks, and he went on after thanking the group, In the excitement of the moment, it seems no one procured the man’s | name or number. ————— - Dies of Injuries His own safety forgotten in his cagerness to join «playmates dn a Hallowe'en frolic, Delmar Reinard. Charles Reinard, Port Trevorton, ran into | the Susquehanna Trail in front of | hig home in the path of an automo- bile driven by Ira Karchner, Dan- ville, was struck and so severely ine Jured that he died seven hours later Memorial Hospital, Wil in Tyrone on Sal- | and was unable to get’ the attention of | Aller 90 anxious than ever women's age-old drudgery, at a 1940 electric cooking class year to learn new women are still going to cooking schools—more methods that will release them from The piclure above shows a typical group Broiler Suggestions forget that Lhe entire you family UT elec tr WC HOUSEHOLD HINTS To Remove Cork Baby Medicine iaant takes on Worn Tyvewriier Ribbons water usuall after a while nd for o na ior a are next Cooking Rice. Always be fore cooking. Put strainer and wash placing strainer over a bowl of water, Change the water and re- peat three times, or until the water is clear Violet Talcum Powder Violet talcum powder can be made by mixing 14 ounces of pow- gered tale, 2 ounces of powdered FOITS root, ‘g ounce extract of cas- sia, 4 ounce of jasmine oO Tr Senrcrizs wy pewrier Legian produced ihe sure 0 wash Tice in cold water, rioe she Feed Le iNVo Stiffening Rugs Rugs may be stiffened by siretch- ing them tight and true and then | tacking face down. Sprinkle the backs generously with a solution | made by dissolving % pound of ; flake glue in % gallon of water. This should be prepared in a double boiler or a container surrounded by hot water. Allow the rug lo dry for twenty-four hours. Cement for Pipe Joins A cement for pipe joints can be made by mixing 10 ibs. of yellow ocher, 4 Ibs. ground | litharge, 4 lbs, whiting, % Ib, of hemp, cut up fine Mix together i With linseed oll to about the con- i sistency of putty. Sticking Drawers Rub a little paste floor wax on i the slides ang elso on the lower iedges of the drawers themselves, ' {and polish thoroughly. Unless vig- : orously rubbed, wax forms a sticky | | coating, but properly polished it | forms 2 hard, smooth finish. ardened straight pi Cleaning the Hands eoes © Pen Cleaner Aha Cenll as Eliminate Sagging Servioceable Laundry Bag wooden 4 op of pew the goods neatly anger. Then make a insert ihe the broken touching ome hile vibrating Serviceable Umbrella Jar a large carriage tom of th umbre the bottom of the jar the walter from relia SPOLRe umbrella jar from breaking , and to abso dripping um- the More Legible hea rradually Ung coins, or medallions the dates and inscription: V uniess entirely obliterated make their appearance Window Shades Each spot on white or ¢ream litien window shades should be removed when it is discovered. Apply powd- ered bathbrick with a clean dry nail brush. rubbing until the mark dis. appears, With this treatment the shades will stay presextable for many years. McCormick-Deering FARM EQUIPMENT steam and water | SALES AND SERVICE Liberal Trade ALLOWANCE FOR OLD MACHINERY M. Harold Betz HOWARD, PA. St, John's Evangelical- Reformed Rev. C. Nevin 8tamm. Church School 9:30 a. m. Home Mission Day Observance 10:45 a. m.; Vesper ser- vice 7:30 pp m. The Caltech Class will meet In the Boclal Room Bunday evening at 6:30 p. m etical Dix Run Baptist pastor, Bunday school at 9:30, Elmer Hosband, Bupt., fol- lowed with class meeting. We will begin our Revival services this Bun- day evening, con ing as long as there ans shown. Every body with share vice: Shuey tin interest invited in the 0 be us blessings of the Advent Church C. C. Bhuey, pastor. Sunday 30, Roy Leat! Bupt Communion service will o'clock. All rdially invited to and share in vrvices chool The be of at Holy Are ©0 with us the bless. Our Bible F he home of Ci ing of thes Friday St. John's Lutheran, Bellefonte Rev ce E. Arne Presbyterian, Milesburg ¥ Oakwood. minis United Brethren, Bellefonte G E Householder OF SPANISH ATTRACTS STUDENTS STUDY G. F. WALL PAPER Painting and Paper Hanging PHONE 4. W High St Bellefonte, Pa WHEN WINDS GET ROUGH A Windstorm Policy Protects You| From Financial Loss. See John F. Gray & Son General Insurance Phone 497-3 Bellefonte, Pa. November 7, 1940, Research reveals there money problems five centuries. fore Ohrist. In that respect’ Hie world Is no better oft than It ever we KELVINATORS © PHILCO RADIOS MELROY'S Phone 9589-R-1 PLEABANT GAP, PA ABC and YOSS WASHERS SENDIX HOME LAUNDRY ELECTRIC STOVES LOW PRICES ON EQUIPMENT 70 MODERNIZE YOUR LIGHTING Pin-towall Lamps! Wide range of shyler and sizes. Hang up eany ] picture. Priced from , . . . $1.50 Handy unit to modernize lighting ia laundry and workshop, Uses 150-wath Silvered Bowl lamp s].45 New kitchen lighting in 30 seconde! Sever eyestrain, ends glare. Uses. Silvered Bowl Lamp. Only. . $].85 Plastic Adapter gives pleasing semi. indirect Tight For dia and hallways. Other smart silos for living and dining room . . $1.85 to th + Silvered Bowl Reflector Bulbs Are Now Reduced in Price! AN ADVERTISEMENT BY WEST PENN POWER £O, See Tour ng | LIGHTING DEALER J. M. Keichline Insurance Agen One of the Oldest Agencies ANN W. KEICHLINE, Temple Court In Centre County Used Truck Headquarlers DECKER MOTOR (0. SOUTH SPRING STREET BELLEFONTE, PA. dalled | RYE | paper for 1 room, OAlbert Noll; | Any wife can tell any husband | Tempering Knife Blades 1 | Shirley Kissell, © & H floor cover- | whether he is going to stay at home | To temper a knife blade, heat it | ing Co., Wax & Floor cleaner, | any evening. ay = turning carefully and fre- | PHONE 2731 NORTH WATER STREET BELLEFONTE, PA.
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