Page Eight : THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. June 19, 1941. - Highway Toll Mounts Lock Haven Girl [nompcom 6 10 st weld. Handkerchief Is . [Se morme te Pol oty Sachel ital Suing the wertnd ales | . . Lemont school her Injuries were of a serious ng- As 2 Countians Die Assault Victim The annual homecoming of the Clue In Attack The handkerchief reliably re- | ture I Mt, Pleasant Cemetery Association ported to have vd several types Btate College reports yesterday (Continued trom page one) Ww ' J 28 . : " will be held on Saturda mn C34 . RE LT upon It, one of them sup- | were to the effect that the attagk AR Cliotol. in reheated ta. Rave amd a Struck on Head by Rock in. mi pl want United Brethren tained Cloth Found Nr ty Tie by Blood. The sdtmre on Grace Gray, high school studegt, RE RNR | hs Em left turn into the station in front Hands of Unknown As- Fh Ty . in the Scene of Teichert Attack ol gion hn a, Alles To to bay 34. oh OO jared ry JOHN ZEWALK, Sr. | WARD H. FOX of a machine driven by Herbert C sailant lform of ‘an all-day basket pieni Being Examined stores, The pandkerchie! found ax | revealed that’ while pofios are To- John Zewalk, Si well known| Ward H. Fox, 62, employed as mall | Hafey, of Harrisburg, who was trav- : There will be f speaking program ghitoh ol Yn anne. gen. | ported 10 have atrOBR suspicions ha merchant and coal miner formerly messenger, died at his home in Mill} eling toward State College Lock Haven police with the ald and music will be furnished by the eral type. fi ah al | : it . of Clarence, died at the age of 70 Hall, Tuesday morning afte: several | The side of the Boal car was vir- of several members of the Rockview Port Matilda High school band. The A ou June 11, 1941 al his resi lence on months line 58 Born in Mackeyvitle, Ling Wn off and Boal lel] out hy motor police are searching for the public ls Invited the scene of the brutal attack Vootland avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.|he had lived nearly all his life nt he road, suffering a severe head | guaflant of Miss Dorothy Orner n Mis Surviving are his wife, Barbara; the community, having been engaged | injury. Hafey escaped with a lacer- 2g who was struck twice on the b and these children, Mrs. Mary Le- in the restaurant business and asiation of one knee and slight bruis- | head with a rock by an unknown way, Andrew M:s. Anna Staley, ia baker for many years Surviving | es man about midnight Monday John, Mrs. Barbara Gahele, Steph-| him are his wife, Emma; two Sons. Damage to the Haley car was es- Miss Orner, an employe of the en, Jeseph and Michael, Interment | Jacob L., Mill Hall, and R Lynn | 4 mated at $400 was made in Cleveland {of Williamsport; one brother, Jacob C. Fox, Unionville; a sister and a| half-brother, Mis Mary Fox and] rvit ler it Jersey Shore | ‘ The body of Jared Mowry, Penn Irvin Miller, both of Jersey ShOTe.| .... oc hoard were Hafey, Corp- | avenue and First street, when a man and seven grandchildren Funeral | .3 i f CAY 9 1 T ] Y § | " wor Cent ! ' oral Grant Shannon, of the Pleas- Came up to her and said: “Are you é Valley Ive ind forme ( re ervices will be at the McCloskey | . » ] 2" Bhe 1 # : v ‘ Hall resident, who died at the home ant Gap sub-station State Motor lonesome? 1 warned him to stay 1 1 \ iday at | " " h 4 - - pra rata oh Fun I x] Home, Friday at 3 p m | Police. Ernest and John Treaster. awey or she would “report him ¥ RID AY of h \ I in Youn W DST). with the Rev. Ezra L. Park: . n "NE R ‘tH & y 1 4 at | Albert Brown and Adon Faust, of He then struck her with a rock and cording to reports from Bats rs y ) pulity person, they are seek- College, a handkerchief found near aboratory perts are conducting | Ing further eviden before taking pon xnaustiin “51 I} 47) NANGECY ¢ Ernest J. Teichert, just outside v n } Life is too short for the average her home at Slate College last that | il lead to th person re f amazing how easy It 1s 0 man to understand all mysteris Tuesday night, was similar in some spon : fon att ‘ start an argument with a man who don't worry: there will alway be respects 0 the bloodstained hand M1 Telcher retumed ) her % pet ig some Delly aft. on the ysteries erchief found at the Ehiloh church and to the Boal Pennsylvania Woven Wire plant on mysteri car, $200 the night shift, sald she had left At the Inquest at the Potters the plant and was walking in the Mills school house. Tuesday night, [alley near the corner of Bellefonte JARED MOWRY 0, arrived Saturday morning off ting rial Il ie at ’ v v the G ) ineral home in Cen Sn ar B shir ¥ be made a near Potters Mill The Treasters ran away 4 ) 5A rt RDAY A t OC ot AL LL i NM i 11 3 " J 3 Be hh | ated Flemington cemetery were sitting in their car at the stop Miss Orner was later treated at . he (3 that ome Sund —~ ; sign at the intersection at the time the Lock Haven Hospital where from th odhart hon Sunday : » 4 flernoo: nd interment was made MRS. THOMAS SHOPE {af the accident and Brown and wweral sutures were required to i moon and serinsn Was mad > a md a Sal m emetery, below Penn Hall Mrs. Rose Annabel Shope, of Near past saw it from the Brown ser- close a two-inch gash in back of in Ol I Cees De1OV 41) L . . } Mr. M le of Peri 4 | Howard, died Friday morning, June | i... tation the left ear MY. MOWT) an undcie Of try aaa p "+3 " i. " ht " " K M1, at the home her daugh- dolice 1 a TO at t SOCTIE Harry Alters of Bellefonte lived it "M os " after al Jonas George Boal was a son of Police and t Noggin : : t $s. Mar) ) on 4 he attac ‘oe g wi » for many years in Cen're Hall where io J, aha had heen | Peer Spangler and Rebeccg Boob of the attack. It was clean, with no ik . hi VOAr's Lines: She had wen . Siang _pleces of dirt adhering to it indi - he wa n i Ir he wagon-mak- weeks. M Shone Wa Boal and was born In Colyer on # hat i hak ' ; ear Reb. } JULES. 1 ‘. budis a 051 January 11, 1874, making his age 67 |€aUng that it had been carried fo A Hi laughter of alvin and od done “4 x abd 4 das He is ® time. A cube clgarette partly : 1.v | Barrett R 11 and w ™m in wife the former Smoked, was also picked up as a and twa brother wsible clue Huntingdon, and Eu- 5 Orner dese Louis, Mo. He was '* ing gh 23 3 he Spru town Meth. dark curiy nal Ler Swealer and pant THOMAS N. STOVER vivin 2 . oy wsond husband, | ©4¥ hurch and a former memix N. Stover, 73, retired real Thomas Shope: three children { the Centre Hall I 18. { Bb. SH . Lp - . . rent, lumber dealer and for- | the first marriage, George Bowma Funeral services were held yes- Lightning Hits i hi Democratic | sor iit a arv Robe | terday afternoon at the home, fol- linton county Democratic|ter of Monu Mrs. Mary Rob- | c commitieeman, died at the i{nson and Mrs C ‘harles Crock, both | lowed by services at the Sprucetown Local hurch » of his son, Howard L. Stover f Howard. R. D.. and a sister, Mrs. | church, with the Rev. W, F. Glenn ‘lark of Bowie Md 1- | officiating. Interment was made in ontinu TOI DARE On i 1 WRISLEY’S BATH SALTS vices we Mona; the church cemetery at a Ww oo in, WOODBURY ji" LEA RAS EAE BA | AND WATER SOFTENER JELLEFONTE, PA rris Boob was ! iar kad oy : bis oF Tr — Mawar on No. nin. thas he was sing nears | | [fe SOAP ee ~~ MINIATURE 1937. He !s survived by Window facing the church when | . : a sister and two : . or inia Hazel, John R Additional Deaths Page 6 agile Rs nes a1} hom down out of the sk he “stream ‘ Fe. ; \ i . Second Section nd Rogie Bismee) gif at, hem I A uty: chien {! y = for black-and-white County Women Te fn bing. Inter. 0g down each side of the steeple LTT a hb | (full color) page one) FAST lens... unusual sc. as aU fmnes Zi 2% y are! Ion only $142 Money miniat Picnic and sample of its work, KODAK 1.3 (£/5.6) f Basket JH —— — - — re In Assorted D 9. oFied with MARVELOUS FREE KIT Odors *Fe Spoons & Forks $1.00 i i | | ae 5 Pound " Ironized . Contains hy Bag i 4 Yeast Tablets » J ¢ Rouge * / i 2 Stn) : oi Grass Seed eB € BOSCAINO NAMED HEAD OF LOCAL K. OF Marvelous Powder per OP 5. C30) | ue Sta ; at Qo CUCKOO CLOCK ~ ee x > CENTRE COUNTY WOOLS ‘amera FREE TO BE LOADED THIS WEEK : when you purchase Any Murvelous Item Ads bring results ¥ for the : Te IH rect oye 3 4 ale, State College. R. D.: W. C ' weltzer, Bellefonte: William Camj Centre Hall. Isaac Co hed] a. Furnace; George Bellefonte: Malcolm Musser fonte; J R. Hartle, Bellefonte Ar ” 4 - / - — rangements have been made to load SUN GLASSES “% BANG-UP VALUES on Friday of this week, June 20, a Exclusively designed, plastic frame 8 1 sport goggles. Cool green, S8hope’s warehouse, Bellefont | ¥ { do 4 t the tims the wools are loaded b ‘ x w B a. . WOO's 4 X roRGen $ 00 scientific Willsonite lenses e i Mr yonnell, lHvestock exten- i " a " . } ! . realer protection Coty offers you ¢ new ensemble i \ sion specialist from State College, for ¢ P : y 4 \ Sa 2 will be present to discuss quality’ | Ra ~ A ] . i char «+ « all linked b in ard grades of wool and manage- Of charm oids Y 4 1 Wrist ment factors that contribute to the » . " ”* UA . ¢ fssrvd 2 vi wisi $42 ’ netic frogrance, L Aimant, i wtion of high quality pro- « the magnetic & 3 Watches "” i . Mr. Dale advises that all wool F RB H producers in Centre county are ei- Porbume $075 40 $1. « © igible to bring wool into the pool Dusting Powder $1 : 50¢ even although they did not do so : Bot Soits $1. + ~ | : last year. In addition to Centre ¢ Powder Vanity 31. + Both Soop MN! 1 Phillip's Milk L, : county growers, wool will be brought « Hond Soop 35 gg - a Z } \\ to Bellefonte from Mifflin, Clinton Tele 308 + You agnesia 3 \ and Clearfield counties i ——— ll osm Ba b \ *) | 4 | Fitted _ / Judge ©. C. Lesher TI rbaso (73 } Military | £3 4 A 1 \ President Judge Curtis C. 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