DE I e Eight THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. April 24,1941. I —— UARY | ; OBIT JAMES WOODS, James Woods, a resident of Os- ceola Mills, for the past 46 years, died at his home there Saturday morning, April 19, 1941, at 7 o'clock, Mr. Woods, who was born 79 years ago in Jullan, Centre county, mar- ried the former Mary Parsons who survives him along with one daugh- ter, Mrs. Mabel Koon Johnstown He was retired for a number of years; at one time he was employ- ed by the Moshannon Coal Mining Co.., of Osceola Mills, He was a member of the Methodist church Funeral services were held from his late residence Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in charge of the Rev. M Nn. Crawford. GEORGE L. George L. Smith, of tive of Centre county dent of Bellefonte, and father of Miss Verna Smith, of East Bishop street, Bellefonte, died in an Easton hospital Wednesday night, April 16, 1941, of complications incident to advanced age. Mr. Smith, a retired carpenter, for many years was em- pleyed in the oid Ardell planing mill in Bellefonte and the family resided in the house on East High gireet now occupled by the Heverly family, When the Smith family moved to Easton their daughter, Verna, remained in Bellefonte with the D. Paul Fortney [amily of East Bishop street. Mr. Smith was a bro- ther of the late Jacob Smith of Bellefonte, and on May 30, last year, he and Mrs. Smith observed their 65th wedding anniversary, The deceased was born in Unionville on SMITH Easton, a na- former resi- July 1855, making his age at time of death 85 years, § months and 3 days. He Is survived by his wife, the former Ella Hanley, with vhom he was united in marriage at Milesburg ren: Miss Verna, Bellefonte; Mrs Roydon Kellogg, Camden, N, J.; Mrs. Robert Heckanour, and Earl Smith, of Chester; Mrs, Harley Simmons and Wayne Smith, both of Easton He was the last surviving member of his immediate family and was a member of the Lutheran church Funeral services were held Satur- day afternoon at Easton, and inter ment was made in that city, Mr Smith's daughter, Miss Verna Smith, went to Easton last Tuesday because ol her father's iliness, and was with him at the time of his death, She expected to return to the Fort. home here sometime this week 13. ney JOHN S. WARNER. Warner, retired employ» sanitorium, died April 16, 1841, at granddaughter of Bush Ad- he had Mr, War- County, or age a month survived by on John 8 of the Cresson Wednesday night home his 1 Marlow Bellefonte, wl lived for the past year ner was born in Adams August 17, 1871, making his time of death 69 years, 7 and 29 days. He | brother and one sister, Harry War- ner of Cresson, and Mrs. Relgna Franks of Blandsburg, and one step-daughter, Mrs, Frank Hamil- ton of Juniata, He was a member of the Catholic Church. The body was taken to a funeral home In Juniata where fu ervice held Saturday the of Mr. dition ere ’ neral were morning CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL IN THE WEEK'S NEWS .. Monday of Last Week Admitted: William Zett Mills, R. D.;: Discharged Robert R. Sharer, Centre Hall, Mis Be.ty Hollobaugh, Bellefonte; Lloyd Spots, Jr. Julian irths: A daughter to Mr, and Mrs. John 1! Deibler, Penna Furnace; a daugh- ter to Mr. and Mrs, James Kane Bellefonte, R. D. 2; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs, Chester P. Walte Bellefonte R. D Tuesday of Last Week Admitted: Mrs man, S ate College; Miss Margaret Skripitk, Bellefonte; Joan Stoner Centre Hall R. D. 1; Robert P Thompson, Bellefonte Discharged Mrs. C. Robert Neff Centre Hall; Maurice S. Hosterman, Aarons- burg: Mrs, Foster A Johnson and infant son, Stale College, R. D; Mrs. G. Edward Gehret, and infan son, Bellefonte, R. D, 3. Admitted Tuesday, discharged Saturday: Mrs Chester M. Davis, Bellefonte; Ad- mitted Tuesday, discharged 8Sun- day: Master William K Carter Mingoville Wednesday of Last Week Admitted: Mrs. Bertha Austin, Bellefonte; Discharged: Mrs. Rob- ert W. Benoliel ang infant son Btate College; Robert W. Shope le, Spring Master Grace E Hart- FREI IIE Sp TT I ne ——— Teo give visual and fitting expression te your love and regard, the medium and the form must be chosen wit, care. Comforting assurance of : duty well performed will be yours i Jus ehatise a genuine Rock of Ages orial to stand as your secord for the years to come. Howard Granite Works FRANK WALLACE, Prop. a —_—— " Mllesburg: Lois Jean Smelizer Bellefonte, R. D. 1; Admitted Wed- resday, discharged Thursday: Her- rt M. Smith, Millheim; Admitted Wednesday, discharged Saturday Miss Helen F. Meas State College Thur day of Last Week Admit Charlie Ww Geary Newport, Pa: Mrs. Corman F. Ly- ons. Bellefonte: Admitted Thursday harged Friday: Master Gus H Malone, Millheim; Births: a son to Mr. and as George 1. Armstrong Bellelfont a son to Mr, and Mr Leonard z Williams, Lemont Friday: Admitted Mrs State College; Mrs, Robert CG. Fors- burg, Bellefonte; Discharged: Mr Grover C. Glenn, State College: Mr William Kelley, Rebersburg: Mi: Walter 8. Stivers, and infant son Millheim; Mrs. Howarg Johnson- baugh and infant daughter Jullan Births: A on was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. Glenn Long, Spring Mils a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Porter M. Lorrah, Bellefonte, R. D 2 Saturday: Admitted Bellefonte tad Led Loretta Saar Mrs, Morrie Witmer, R. D. 1: Dischargad Mastgr Glenn Sellers, Bellefonte, R. D 1; Kurt Goldman State Col- lege; Paul W. Walson Bellefonte R. D 3; Aldwin C. Smith Bryn thyn, Mrs. Howard L. Aukerman infant son, Spring Mills, R. D. 1: Mrs. Chester P, White and infant daughter, Bellefonte, R. D, 1 Admitted: Miss Mariha G ry, Centre Hall, Ray Allan Light- ner, State College, R. D. 1; Willis R. Neff, Howard, R. D, 2; Joseph Watson, Milesburg; Miss Betly Ann McElwain, Fleming: Mrs. D C AE 1tiesne, Centre Hall, Discharg- Miss Carrie Bell Emerick, Cen- ot Hall: Mrs. Mary E. Light, Cen- tre Hall; Birth: A daughter to Mr and Mrs, William J. Flack, of Ju- lan There Hospital] a week, were 56 patients the beginning of Ss k- hil PP - E." WOODWARD Mr. and Mrs. Ray rndorf of Philadelphia, were arrivals in town on Saturday. Mr, Orndorf is in need of some much needed rest Howard Plank, his sister, Bessie, his son, Howard, Jr., and lady friend of Camp Hill were pleasantly entertained at the home of Mr Plank’s brother-in-law and sister's home on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs C. E. Kreamer, a . A Way To PROTECT Your Family's Inheritance If you leave a large sum of money, or a piece of property outright, how long will it last? There's always a possibility that it may be unwisely invested or mismanaged. In your Will or by a Trust Agreement, you can set aside your entire estate or parts of it to provide an income for one or all members of the family. As Trustee of your estate, this institu- tion will conserve and preserve it in the manner you plan in your Will. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BELLEFONTE, PA. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation , and the following child~ The Harry Kessinger's public sale | {on Saturday was poorly attended due to the farmers being busy with | summer grain seeding time, Ar- | ticles were sold reasonably cheap Barn and chimney swallows are rived the beginning of last week. ev. State College, R, D,; The winter wheat, grass and early | Decker, Centre Hall; planted garden vegetables are in acid Dean, Pine Grove fine growing condition due to the Don Booth Clark, remarkably warm April weather Highes and occasional thunder shower | (or this quota was 008 we've been having Local Board No, 2 Two well defined forest fires were | jists Frank Lucas located and extinguished on Sun- | gm Pachipka, day alternoon and night. Quite ® McDonald, Philipsburg: number of men were called into ac- Vaughn, Sandy Ridge; tive service to combat those fires | geichel Howard: by our Forest Ranger Steward Ben. | Ogceola Mills: Norman ner. One of the fires on Brusd philipsburg: Mountain covered abou: two hun-'jette Snow dred acres: the other one was on Buffalo Flat and burned about three acre All fires were nde: control 15 More Called Shoe Five more from ea Edward 1 wil be sent piace som u Cutrldy with the - ons ted Ware won, by avoided, nor thinkin are nei her Ie at the Altoona wishful ters For Army Duty (Continued from page one) Andrew Mills; State College t local order number called Bellefon'e, Milesburyg: Clarence; Harry Harold L Nicholas Drochak and Glenwood L selectees will be called ch local board on Philipsburg group to re- of Board Nod? headquar Two Diphtheria Warren land Mrs. Christian Harman, re Har- | just south of Bellefon and Miss Boll, a se? fonte High school last week, quarantined recovering John painfully injured la John J he was struck by a A tending Lhe firemen Lewistown as ao m Bellefonte Banjo Bar ior in the became no and the me hia She is repo ted rapidly Miss Sol uimmer | Merrell Gil Young Harman x day of last week, and was quite {ll for severa now almost minim still in Dr knowledge of the disease expressed no fear entirely May 5 Im quaran force Locke dec) seleciee there Cases Reported (Continued from page one) ding il early been when car while § convention mier ol MADISONBURG On Sunday, April 20, people of all churches of Madlsonburg had what was called “Neighbor Bunday in the Evange church here was an attendance of 130 with offering of $783. 1. was brought There no Union Christian En rity In business led LO Lhe # Mayes Memorial the i Heal in substitute integ- wor and this fact has mausols sof LF. 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