May 29, 1941. Page Fight ’ . | OBITUARY NELSON WATSON | interment will be made In Meyers Nelson Watson, one of the coun- | cemetery, Buffalo Run Valley, Mrs ty's oldest residents, died at 3 o'- | Poorman was a member of the clock Tuesday morning, May 27, Evangelical church, 1941, at his home in Pine Glen af- wem— ter an illness with a complication | EDWARD CLAYTON ALBRIGHT of diseases incident to advanced| Edward Clayton Albright, 65, for- age. Mr. Watson, who had spent |mer resident of Brush Valley, died | most of his life in the Pine Glen |in Lock Haven Hospital Monday, | area and who was a retired lum- | May 26, 1041, after berman, was in his early 90's, and | stroke, The deceased Was was married to the former Rachel |Tylersville, May 26, White, who died about four years! Andrew J, Albright ago. Surviving are these children Mrs. Maude Dupey, Trenton, N. J.;| Mrs. Helen Ritter, Philadelphia; Homer, Altoona, and Theodore, of | Mrs. Mabel Hess, of Pines, and a Clearfield. Funeral services will be | brother, Robert E Albright, of Mill | held at 2 o'clock this Thursday af-| Hall, survive, The funeral was held ternoon at the Von B. Johnson Fu- | at Nefl's Funeral Home, neral Home, Snow Shoe, with the yesterday afternoon and Rev. C. M. Hammond officiating. In- was made in Fairview terment will be made in the Askey | Millheim cemetery, Snow Shoe MRS. LAU RA JANE RIDER Mrs. Laura Jane Rider, aged 69 years, 2 months, and 18 days, died at her home in Gatesburg at 8 o0'- clock Sunday morning, May 25, 1941, of heart trouble after an illness of two years. Mrs. Rider was born March 6, 1872 In Gatesburg, a daughter of Henry and Elizabeth Ellenberger Gates. On December 21, 1894, she was married to David F Rider. who died 41 years ago. The deceased is survived by a son, Clyde Calvin Rider, of Pennsylvania Fur- nace; two daughters, Mrs. Francis I. Meyers, of State College, and Mrs Florence Siphron, of Cincinnati, O.; and a brother, J. C. Gates, of Pine Grove Mills. Seven grandchildren also survive. A resident of Gates- burg her entire life, Mrs. Rider was a lifelong member of the Gatesburg Lutheran church. Puneral services ing. Interment will be made in the were held at the Gatesburg Luther- Fairview cemetery, Millheim an church Tuesday afternoon, with ———— Rev. James N. Fisher in charge. In- ROBERT T. GARMAN terment was made in the Gatesburg Robert T. Garman, of Milesburg cemetery well known World War veteran, died suddenly and unexpectedly at Centre County Hospital here at 1:10 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, May 27, 1041, a few been admitted Mr. Garman Bellefonte and to the hospital a half. Prior oner Charles Poorman had ducting an Mrs. Wal- that death born In| His wife, Mrs. Edith Close, of | Mifflinburg; a grandson, one sister, | A daughter, interment cemetery, WILLIAM S. SHELTON William 8. Shelton, resident of Millheim, died at o'clock Monday morning, May 1041, while visiting in Newark, Mr. Shelton was & son of James Sarah Miller Shelton and was in England in 1867, making his age 74 years. He was united in marriage to Eleanor Myers, who survives with two daughters, Mrs. Charles Cruse, of Clearfield, and Mrs, P. B. Mora- house, of New Jersey, and two bro- thers and two sisters, namely: For- est Shelton, of New Haven, Conn.; Walter, of Binghamton, N. Y.; Mrs Frank Hayes, of Tonawanda, N. Y. and Mrs. James English of Scran- ton. Funeral services will be held this Thursday morning at 10:30 o'- clock (EST) at the Neff Funeral Home in Millheim, with the Rev A. C. Bennett, of Clearfield, officiat- 2:50 26, and MRS. BLANCE F. POORMAN Mrs. Blanche of Bellefonte, Bert Daniel Poorman, o'clock Tuesday night, at the home of Mr: at Unionville, where for the past year and to that time Mrs been with her daughter ter Eberhart, of North Allegheny failure. Mr street, Bellefonte. Death was at-' Willlam H tributed to a complication of dis- man and was eases, Mrs. Poorman was a daughter November 13, of Thomas and Esther Meyers Pur- at time of death due and was born near Bellefonte and 14 on March 19. 1875, making her age and survivors include a sister Miss at time of death 66 years, 2 months, Ruth Garman, of Brooklyn, N. Y.: and 8 days. Survivors include these a brother, John Garman, of Belle- children: Mrs. Eberhart, Mrs. Paul fonte, and a half-brother, E. Spen- Witmer, and Roger Poorman, all cer Garman, of Spruce Creek. Fu- of Bellefonte: Mrs, Edward Bressler, neral services will be held at 2 o'- Centre. Hall; Thomas, of Willlams- clock (DST) this Thur port, and Mrs. Lewis Heam, of Cen- noon at his late home Ir tre Hall: 22 grandchildren, 2 great- with the Rev Robert H. Thomas, grandchildren, and three sisters, 3rd, rector of Belicfonte E Mrs. C. F. Tate, Mrs. Mabel Ross- ecopal church officiating man, and Mrs. Eva Dawson, all of will bh» made in Bellefonte. Funeral services will be Bellefonte Mr held from the Waller Eberhart maker by trade. enlis home, North Allegheny street, Belle- 18016. in Headquarters Company, fonte, at 2 p. m. (DST) Friday, with 100th Fleld Artillery, and served the Rev. H H. Jacobs officiating. during the World War until! he was Florence Poorman, widow of the late died at 9:15 May 27, 1041, Harry Askins she had resided the institut was stricken ll in was taken al once Centre County Cor- Sheckler, after con- investigation declared was attributed Garman May bom ir 1895 45 yeu He was n to ien heart of vage CGar- io Was a on and 8a ng his age 6 months davs married nt dav after- Milesburg the is Interment the Union cemetery Garman, a cabinet ted on May 12 suffering a | 1876, a son of | the | [former Emma Dunkle, died in 1932. | Mrs, George Lauck, of Pine Grove Millheim, | | (DST) 0.| born | { the the | moments after he had; Belletute on | RE — honorably discharged on May 19, 1019. He was a member of the Epis {copal church, the Veterans of Fore {eign Wars, the American Legion and | the Logan Fire Company, all of | Bellefonte. . MRS. JANE D, TANYER Mrs. Margaret Elmira Tanyer, [aged 76 years, 5 months, and 7 days, |died at 2 o'clock yesterday morning, May 28, 1941, at her home in Pine Grove Mills of complications follow- ing a 10-weeks' {liness. She was born December 21, 1864 in Ferguson township, a daughter of Willlam land Sarah Bloom Garner. Her hus- [band, James D. Tanyer, survives, with three daughters, Mrs. G. H. Everts, of Pine Grove Mlils; Mrs H. R. Mingle, of State College, and Mills, Nine grandchildren and three | great- «grandchildren also survive | Mrs. Tanyer was a member of the Pine Grove Mills Methodist church Funeral services will be held on Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock | in the Methodist church Interment will |be made in Pine Grove Mills Additional Deaths Page 6 | Second Section well known | rm —- RECENT WEDDINGS | Breon—Brooks Saturday evening, May Trinity church Leone Breon. of Soring Mills, were united in holy wedlock Wy the pastor, the Rev. D. R. Keener, using the ring ceremony of the church. The bride wore a plaid suit with white acces sories and a corsage of and gardenias. She is a graduate of Gregg Township Vocational School. The bridegroom is employed by the M. & G. Convoy, Inc. Buffalo, N. Y. Present plans call for their residence in Buffalo Additional Weddings on page 5 Second Section — iy New Cable Line To Improve Service Replacement of open wire tele- 24. In Centre Hall, Miss Evelyn phone lines from Pleasant Gap to! with | Old Fort, near Centre Hall storm-resisting telephone cable Is the objective of construction work by the Bell Telephone Company which Is now under way. The im- provement which will than $23000, will provide an all- cable route from Bellefonte to Cen tre Hall Jesse H. Caum, Bell Company, manager for the said that the work of setting new poles is nearing com- | The pole line will be ad-! pletion jacent to the Pleasant Gap-Centre Hall highway for part of the dis- tance and then slong a secondary highway through the town of Cen- tre Hall The company plans to place near- Iv five miles of aetial cable from the end of the present cable at Pleasant Gap to a point at Old Port, which is a junction point for open wire lines and Lewistcwn. The new cable will contain facilities for jocal service along its route as well as for addi. tional circuits between Bellefonte and Centre Hall an — our Classified Ad columns, | Use — ——— NEW FREEDOM FOR MRS. WITH THIS NEW 194) Westinghouse Refrigerator | AMERICA! TNAMED FOR AMERICA'S “FIRST LADY" OF THE STARS AND STRIPES A WESTINGHOUSE Super Market REFRIGERATOR with EXCLUSIVE TRUE-TEMP CONTROL Store the week's “market basket” in this gay, new Westinghouse model-—and declare freedom from the nagging fear of food spoilage, gliessing at temperatures—and daily marketing! For Westinghouse Super Market Refriger- COME INI Ask for “X-RAY” PROOF of Westinghouse improvements over ordinary refrigerators. IT'S NEW! DIFFERENT! SEE IT TODAY! NOTE ~ The above model refrigerator is one we have had difficulty in getting. Have just received a small ship- ment of 6. Come in and see them before it is too late. DeHAAS ELECTRIC COMPANY "The Westinghouse Store” 18 N. Allegheny St. Phone 679 Bellefonte Pine Grove Mills | Evangelical and Reformed | Brooks and Robert Plerce! red roses | of | Cost more; to Spring Mills, Miltheim | _THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Many Units In [Sabbath School Parade, Friday Grand Marshal Herbert M, Beezer Announces Mem. orial Day Program Annual Convention to be Held al Snow Shoe, Tuesday, June 24 The seventy-second convention of the Centre County Council of Christian Education, formerly the Sabbath School Association will be held in the Me hodist Church al Snow Shoe on Tuesday, June 24 Sessions will be held morning, af- ternoon and evening County President W. R. Heaton af Philipsburg will have charge of the morning session. Rev, Charles Capt, Herbert M. Beezer, grand | marshal of the Memorial Day pa- rade to be held here tomorrow, yes- terday announced final arrange- ments for the. parade, which Is scheduled to move from East #low- ard street promptly at 6 p. m The parade will move to the school commons where combined musical organizations will play “The Star Spangled Banner.” The invoca- tion will be given by Mgr. William E. Downes, and the principal speak- er will be Frank Gwynne, Past State Commander of the American Legion. The benediction will be pro- | nounced by Rev, Robert H. Thomas, | . oy 3rd, followed by a salute by a Vet-| 2D address delivered by Rev. © H |erans of Foreign Wars firing squad | Hea.on, D. D., of New Kensington | The ceremony will conclude with | Mrs. Limus Gill of Mil | the sounding of taps | conde a temperance The following. organizations have! Prof. J F, Wetzel will preside a been assigned to the divisions of | the afternoon meeting |the Memorial Day parade: ! tional period will be conducted by First Division: FP. H Crawford, | Rev. Howard Oakwood. pastor of Assistant Marshal in charge: Gold | the Presbyterian church. Discus- { Btar Mothers; Massed colors of Am- | sions on Children's Division will be {eriean Legion and Veterans’ of For- | conducted by Miss Elva Winkle eign Wars; firing squad, Veterans of | blech, Aaronsburg: Young People’s Foreign Wars; American Legion | Division by Rev. 1 1. Clark Junior Band Undine Marching | ipsburg, and Dally Vacation Club | Weekday Division by Rev. O. E Second Division Aaron Leitzell, | Preeman, Millhelm. Hon, Ives L Assistant Marshal in charge; Belle- | Harvey, Williamsport, will deliver fonte High School Band: EIks| the address of the afternoon Marching Club; Logan Marching | “mye ever ing gathering will be In Team, Fifers Banjo Band | charge of A. H. Stover, and the de- Third Division: R. T. Willard As- | sotional period conducted by Rev sistant Marshal in charge; Wetzler's H. A Houseal, pastor of the Evan J hs } , Ne a Milesburg Band. Brooks-Doll Post elical churet Millheim Officer: American Legion: Jackson-Oriss- gels eh rg 4 ; # . wil] be installed by Hon. Ives I man-Saylor Post, Veterans of For- Harvey Rev CH Heaton D. D (eign Wars; American Legion Auxil-| oll 0 wil AA ar H lary; American Legion and Veterans | °° SHEE lof Foreign Wars Junior Organiza-| Con cnuon | tions | The firing squad from the V. F | W. will be In charge of Commander J. J. Leltzell, and members of the {squad will be: Elmer Richner, Wil- lam W. Hampton, Roy Hazel, Mil- | ton Reed, John Mong, Gregg Wat- | son, William Garis, Robert Keith, ! Luther Shoemaker and R. 8. Allen Last Sunday the squad participat- | ed In Memorial services at the Zion cémetery, the Meyers cemetery in Buffalo Run Valley, and the Fair- view cemetery near Curtin, Tomor- row the same group is to appear at the Advent and Treziyulny come-| oo. oo pledge ir monthly jteries near Mflesburg; at the Cur-| i tio onte (f vou choose tin cemetery, and at Moshannon, inj ~~ 7 : addition to its role al the local ser-! | vices church, will conduct the devotional period, Welcome will be extended by H, W. Rabert, super endont of the Methodist Sunday school, discussion and addres Pledges Lag In Welfae Fund (Continued from page one) Institutions conducted a ve for funds haven't made a pledge figure oul what woud _ f the instits give Lhe the ate dri I you date ike ‘0 par- Lor each of in tons, lump the total, sign and return it the captain presented the card to you. You can the card to who CARY contributions the last report Following ceived since $50.00 to $100.00-—Frar : M Craw- { ford, Methodist Sabbath Bchool | Pred Warner, Keystone : Gaze! te $2500 to $5000--Farmers Nal | Bank, Francis H Crawford Pliomiseny Central Penna | Compan Calvin Troupe $10.00 to $2500--W. B. Cunning bam, H J. Hazel Nellie Geary John H Weber EM GILL O OF Club, Wallace J Ward Verna H Ardery. Paul Beaver, Pauline Houck Jexie Caum, Charles F. Ok M Dubbs A C. Derr, Bell Milk Products Co, Yeager i Store, Ebon Bower, Brachbill Furr i An organization meeting was held ture Co, CE Martin, Jacob Fried {in the laboratory recently which man Caroline Harper. 8 Claude wh attended by every sub-foreman, Herr, Carl Hall Martin Miler {in the plant. It is hoped that the! Prederick PP Bmith, William B sub-foremen will assume complete Troupe Willis Grove, G. E Way jcharge of various departments In. gx 00 10 $10.00-V. H Pifer. Ralp | which they are located Hoover, Charles Cotrell, Goldman's | Gene MacGregor, Plant Safety Food Market Hubert M. Rossman | Inspector, is also cooperating close- | poy Ammerman Clayton Green: (ly with Gillen. and it is hoped that 5 Home Sotank] 1 Tia. . d, aner Sprankle, Paul How | with these interested men at the’ ard. Erma Sioop, Dr. J. V. Poster ‘head of this movement together’ BAward G Miller George H gatas with an adequate supply of water = ''o A Cale ix a AR Alp : er, William Gales, Dr. E 8 Maloy, And fre fgbling. equipment a reml| yp, Harold Kirk. Helen R- Wil- live organization can be created and | liams, Robert Wayne Herbert Au- {FAintatned — i man, P. J. Alters, W. H. Geissinger i “ps . tO. P. M. Smith, Niles Davis, Wil- Philipsburg Girl Ham C. Witmer, Nurses Alumni As- * sociation, A. C. Smith, Philip Bhoe- Wins Essay Contest 750 "wv" & “Wilam: w » { Thompson Mrs. Alta M. Forema | Miss Dorothy Brumbaugh, Phil- Robert McMullink Otto Osrman ipsburg High School senior, was de- | Jame: Green. John Miller, John clared winner of the four-year Dubbs, Doris Billow, Dorothy Bixel scholarship first prize in the annual | Ralph Dale. Glenn Aumiller Clearfield-Centre County American! Contribu ions under $500 totaled Legion Essay Contest, according to’ $115.00 an announcement last Wednesday | ibs p— at the Bi-County Council mesting | COMMERCIAL STUDENTS in Osceola Mills GIVE CABINET TO SCHOOL Miss Brumbaugh is the first girl | ian gver to win first honors in the cOn-| The Senior Commercial clase has resented to the department an up- | Charles Mattern, of Curwensville, [pre date in Bed or filing cabinet } won the second prize, and third which will take care of 300 stencils | prize went to Harold K. Miller, son | The students of the Commercial {of Mrs, Catherine Miller, of State | Department donate their services io | College, a senior in the State Col- {any community activity. During the ge High School, [year they made out the welfare The- prizes are awarded and the cards. addressed envelopes for the contest conducted by the Clearfield Tuberculosis Christmas Seal cam- are § ———— ———————— New Pump for Fire Fighters at Titan With the instal Nation of the new | pump at Titan spring which insures an adequate SipDly + of water | under pressure. there has been a strong movement to revive the em- | | plovees’ fire brigade. the Titan News | reports. John Cilien of the Machine Shop has again ascoepied the ob of fire chie{ and has appointed Bill | Doll, Ben Baughman and Bun; Beaver as his assistan's the A ————————— | Groups to Meet Hammond pastor of the Snow Shoe | and | esburg will The devo-! Phil- | | conten County Commitiee of the i paign, made out the constitution | | American Legion, through Sen. A.'and notices for the Parent-Teachers | | H, Letzler amy Frying Eggs other community organizations Add s generous pinch of flour to | { They are always glad to do their | the grease and stir, just before ! “bit” for the community. putting in the eggs to fry; this will | prevent the usual spatiering of jeographing for the teachers and for grease, [all the school activities (GAR DECORATION DAY-SAT., MAY 30-31 2 HOLIDAY HITS ! ! THE BUMSTEADS “Young Bill Hickok” “Blondie Goes with Latin” Roy Rogers Continuous Showing Fri, Sal. starting at 1:30 p. m. DEN THEATRE, LOCK HAVEN, PA. SUNDAY, MONDAY & TUESDAY-JUNE 1.2.3 “SO ENDS OUR NIGHT” MARGARET SULLIVAN, FREDERIC MARCH Feature 2:10--7:10--8:20 —— WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY-—JUNE 4.3 |Associallon. and did considerable | work for the local Red Cross and! 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