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THE CENTRE DEMOCR
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[OBITUARY
SAUNDERS
yx Carrie Minerva (Rover)
Saunders, wife of Charles E. Saun-
ders, of Juniata, died at her home
Wednesday afternoon, July 23, 1941,
after a brief illness. Born at Spruce-
town, Centre county, she was the
daughter of Willlam W. and Sara
(Rankin) Royer, Members of the
family include her husband, one
son, Clarence W. of Massillon, O;
one sister, Mrs. Christie J. Smith,
East Bishop street, Bellefonte
Saunders was a member of the
First Methodist church of Juniata
and the Emanuel Bible class, Fu-
neral services were held Saturday
in Juniata and Interment made in
Jrandview cemetery
. CARRIE M,
JAMES ROLAND BUTLER.
James Roland Butler, 69, a resi-
dent of Howard, R. D. dled Wed-
nesday night, July 23, 1941, at 8:45
o'clock at the Centre County Home
of complications following a (WO
years illness. Suffering with a heart
ailment he had been admitted to
the home less than a week before
his death. Born August 23, 1871, in
Curtin township, he was the son of
the late Burdine and Elizabeth
Bodle Butler. His second wife, the
former Virginia Young, and the
following children survive: Mrs
Ward Yeager, Mrs. Elmer Yeager,
Mrs. Warren Heverly, all of How-
ard. R. D.; Mrs, Frank Dayman, of
Lansing, Mich; William, of How-
ard: Mrs. Clara Fye, of near Lock
Haven: Mrs, Harry Nestlerode, of
Lock Haven, and Calvin, at home
Dug an n and Beck
Families Meet
Large Attendance at 11th An.
nual Reunion at Grange
Park
The 16th annual Dugan and Beck
reunion was held on Sunday at the
Grange Park in Centre Hall
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs
Charles Beck and children James
and Jovee, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lem-
bert and children Josephine and
Phyllis Joan, and Miles, Jr. of New
York City; Mrs. Thressa McClean
and daughter Grace, Leo Hinkle, of
Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Kreisler and children Luceal and
Janet, Fort Royal, Va.; Mr. and Mrs
Charles Snyder and children Pa-
tricia and Barbara, Sunbury: Mr
and Mrs. Hugh Beck and family
Hugh, Jr, Lillian, Mary May, Leon-
ard and Shirley, Harry Beck and
Friend Louise Smith, Altoona. Mr
and Mrs. John Venrick and child-
ren Betty and Shirley. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Dugan and children Arlene
and Geraldine, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Gatche and children Nancy and Bob
Mr. and Mrs. John Dugan and sons
Wayne and Phillip. Miss Hedwig
Krutner, Twila Hosler, Mrs. Ruth
Logue and son Wayne, Mr. and Mrs
Boyd Calvert and daughter Barbara
all of Altoona
Also Mr. and Mrs. Bob Schwartz
and children Arlene, Audry, Goodia
ahd Bobbie, of Lewistown. Mr. and
Mrs. William Dugan and children
David, Martha, Dolores, Garnet and
Millicent, Mr. and Mrs. Goodlin Du-
gan and daughter Emily, Mr. John
Smith, Mr. Charles J. Dugan, all of
Hollidaysburg: Miss Eva Korman,
Mrs. Minervia Tennis and son Rob-
ert, Mrs. Mollie Beck, all of Tyrone;
Mr. and Mrs. Edson Fultz, of Wood-
ward, Mr. and Mrs. Jomes Fultz
and daughter Marian, Aaronsburg;
Mrs. Katle Strouse, Loganton; Mr
and Mrs. G. W. Gentzel and son
Gerald, Green Burr; Don Runkle,
Centre Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Venrick, Mts. May Venrick and son
Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ven-
rick. all of Centre Hall; Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Ripka and children
Thelma, Betty, Russell Mr. Carl
Deitrick, Mr. and Mrs. James E
Dugan, Grace Klinefelter and child-
ren Kenneth and Martha, Mr. and
Mrs. William Dugan, Mrs. Celia
Stiver, Dotty and Bucky Stover, Mrs
Stewart Ripka, all of Bellefonte, and
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Souloff, of
Williamsport
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Family Gathering
On Sunday, July 27, a family
gathering was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Blair Ingram at
Hublersburg. At noon a basket
lunch was served, of which all en-
Joyed to the fullest extent Those
present were: Mr, and Mrs. William
White, Mr. and Mrs. Stellard White,
daughters Betty and Shirley, son
Bobby Lee, of Julian, R. D.: Mr
and Mrs. John Glossner, daughters
Pearl and Kathryn, sons Wilbur
and Junior, Miss Jennie Glossner,
all of Bellefonte, R. D.: Mr. and
Mrs. Blair Ingram, daughters Es-
ther and Verna, and sons William
and Chester, and Dale Young, of
Hublersburg
To give visual and Biting
te war Yove and vagard, the. medium |
Howard Granite
Works
FRANK WALLACE, Prop.
Mrs. |
| William and John Butler, of How- |
INOW! SENSATIONAL bargains for
Burial was made in the Summit Hill
ard, R. D, are surviving brothers
Funeral services were held Saturday
afternoon at the Summit Hill
church near Howard, with the Rev
Henry Miller of Salona officiating
cemetery,
JAMES FRANKLIN WATSON
James Franklin Watson, of 325
Lotz avenue, Lakemont, died Sat-
urday morning, July 26. 1941, at the
Altoona hospital. Mr. Watson was a
former employe of the Lehigh Coal
Company of Snow Shoe and a re-
tired meat cutter of the Shaffer
Stores Company of Altoona, Born
in Snow Shoe May 25, 1873, he was
the son of Mitchell and Susan
Marks Watson, He served as an em-
ploye of the Lehigh Coal Company
until 1926 in Snow Shoe, going to
Altoona that year to serve as a
butcher for the Shafler Stores Com-
pany. He retired three years ago
from service of the Shaffer Com-
pany. Members of the familly in-
clude his wife, Stella (Kelley) Wat-
son: one daughter, Mrs. Arthur H
John. of Altoona; three sons, Rich-
ard M Altoona: Victor W., of
Altoona, and Lester J of Lake-
mont: two brothers, Orvis, of Al-
toona, and Glenn, of Cumberland;
four sisters, Ida, of Altoona; Edith
of Snow Shoe: Mrs. Florence Kar-
one. of Lock Haven, and Etta, of
New York City
ren and six great-grandchildren
also survive, Mr. Watson was A
member of the Lakemont Methodist
church
of
Shawley Family
In 5th ii A
Interesting Program as Clan
Meets at Miller's Grove,
Near Yarnell
annual Shawley reun-
held Sunday, July 27. in
Grove, near Yarnell After
usual greetings a table ic
to which all did
The fifth
ion was
Miller's
the
dinner
bles
pi
was spread
justice
A program of songs
umental mu
peeches and
instr followed, with
contests |
The ft
ent: Mr
William Ray and
Shawley, Ray and
Mr. and Mrs. Joh
ren David, Dean
Doris and Martha
Lawrence Shawley and son
Melvin and George 8ha
Miller Charles Miller
daughter Agnes Reese
Mrs. Clair Shawley son
Kensyl Mayes, Mr. and Mn
Fetzer and Norman and George
Lucas, all of Yarnell
Walter Shawley and son
Mr Edward Holter and
Shirley. of Beech Creek
Mrs. Ben Fel and Jane Wagn
J. Edward Confe P
Frank Cox
ildren
or all
lowing
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indy friend
Mrs. Lar
n Shawley
Verda
Mr
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berry,
son
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and ch
and Miss Lucas, Mr
liam Shawley §
Mr. and Mr Osea
baby. all of Milesburg
Sara Lomison, Mr. and Mrs. John
Gross, Mr. and Mrs. LI. P. Craft, Mr
and Mrs, Homer Sprankle and son
Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Don Shawiey
all of Bellefonte: Mrs. Mabel Uber
and six children, of Connellsville
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson and four
children, of New Kensington, Mr
and Mrs M. M. Shawley and sons
Bob and Jimmy, of Coalport; Mr
and Mrs. Willis McClellan and four
children, of Clearfield; Mrs Lor-
raine Carver and three daughters
and Alice Reish, of Fleming; Mr
and Mrs. J. Dunn and fon, and Mr
and Mrs. Merle Dunn, of Port Alle-
gheny; Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
Shawley and Mrs. Brown, of Boals-
burg: Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Shawley,
of Port Matilda, R. D.; Rev. and
Mrs. Miller and five children, Mrs
Madge Kauffman and sons Kay and
Dean, of Runville; Theodore Shaw-
ley, of Ganister; Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Flagg and son, of Williams-
burg: Mrs. Ida Witmer, [ronard
Witt, Mr. and Mrs. Pred Fisher and
four children, of Wingate
Milfo rd C
POTTERS MILLS
Mr. Harry Spangler and wife of
Chicago, Ill, Mrs. P. P. Henshell
and mother of State College, Mrs
Coleman Wingard, of Spring Milis
visited on Thursday at the Mrs. F.
A. Carson home,
Mr. E J. Evans and wife of
Pi.tsbhrgh, returned home on
Tuesday, alter spending a week at
the home of their cousin Miss Caro~
Hine McClaskey.
Miss Mary Faust and sister Mad-
eline spent a few days in Selins-
grove,
Mrs.
ter of East
days at the Mr. G.
home.
| Mr. Floyd White, wife and son
Jack motored to Boiling Springs on
Sunday and brought home with
them their daughter, who will
Lester Tarran and daugh-
Liberty visited a few
H. McCormick
Fifteen grandchild- |
Ready to ‘Snag’ Hitler
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| University of Kentucky, Tuesday
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United States into war against Gers
many. In an address to fellow meme
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state convention, Donovan declared
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