Page Eight October 2, 1941.
OBITUARY
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THE. CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
) RECENT WEDDINGS Hear Report On onvren rrocan Would Expand
ae pr Teeter Service Program Security Plan
ss Ethe erman, of Loganton, |
R. D., and Jacob Frazier, of Lock! .,, i : Xn
Haven, were married in the Luther. Kiwanis Complete Successful President Seeks to Double
Number of Those Who
an chur at LOganto at 2 o'clock Mr [g ) wwelare:
h I ORE n | ear, Del gates Ie ( la « ’
W ill (ic { He ne fits
Sunday afternoon by the pastor, the | .
Rev. Arthur Yeagy, using the ring | Dr. Hofman Speaks
ceremony Attending the couple |
were Miss Mary Herman, sister of
the bride, and Lynn Frazier, of Lock
Haven, brother of the bridegroom
Mrs. Yeagy played the wedding
music. The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Carl Herman, of Loganton, R
D., and the bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mis. Lynn R. Frazier,
Lock Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Frazier
will reside In Lock Haven
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EPISCOPAL
CONTINUE CHURCH
pit
The Rev, Dr. H
State College
ducted services
copnl church
will agin conduct
preach at 11 a. m
day morning
The Rev
rector of 5t
granted a six
sence because
tendered his res
Vestry refused
In order Lo carry
the church during
Thomas absence
completed plans
future. Sunday
be held at 9:45 church
services will be held m. The
services will be In charge of the Rev
Dr. Herbert Koepp-Baker, who hi
volunteered hi . ice and
Reader Cal Purnell I'he
is welcome Lo the service
Among
Koepp-Baker, of
who most ably con-
at St. John's Epis-
Bellefonte, Sunday,
the service and
this coming Sun-
.
HN
srw
wa
this Thu:
Widdowson Funera)
North Allegheny street, with the
Rev. Harry C. Stenger, Jr. of the
Methodist church, officiating. Inter-
ment will be made in the Pine Hall
near State College
at
Home
C. A. BECKWITH sday afternoon
Cimions Ambrose
long resident of
Valley, died at
Philipsburg, on
September 23, 1941
tended illness. Ma
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Beckwith and was born at Hannah
Furnace on June 6, 1880 He is sur-
vived by his wife, Elizabeth (Hardy)
Beckwith, and these sons and
daughters: Elmer Beckwith, of Mt
Union: Clarence Beckwith, of Port
Matilda: Earl Beckwith, of Tyrone
George and Arthur Beckwith
home; Ravmond Beckwith
United State ine
othy Beckwith
John Smith
a membe;
Drethren
Beckwith, a life
Upper Bald Eagle
the State Hospital
Sunday morning
following an ex
Beckwith was a
ard
been
ab vir
It tem 1
bring withir
number of
1 It»
H. Thomas
who has
leave of
recently
which the
Robert
John's
month:
of ines
ignation
Lo accept
on the work
the Rev. Mr. those Inv
the vestry has 00,000 000
the immediate The Chief
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At a meeting of the Kiwanis Club
this week reports of Pennsylvania
District convention held last week
at Pittsburgh were given by Arm-
strong L. Francis, Heutenant gove-
ernor of Division 6; E. E. Widdow-
son, and president Samuel M. Shall-
Cross
cemetery,
of L od
LDWARD DOLAN
Mrs, Gertrude May Dolan, 62, of
Mill Hall, R. D., died at the Lock
Haven Hospital early Monday morn-
ing, Septembe; 1941. A native of
Centre and the widow of
Edward she Is survived by
one son Dolan, Mill Hall, R
D.: four daughte: Mrs. Helen
Moore, Beech Creek: Mi Lewis
Brickley, Jersey Shore: Mi Rob-
ert Welsh Mill Hall and Miss
Queen Dolan, at home: a brothe:
Preston Garbrick, Bellefonte and
four sister Mrs. Richard Dolan. | Mr. and Mi Harry Brubaker
JOHN COUPERTHWAITE Bellefonte: Mrs. Cyrus Selope, How. | lemoyne, attended them, Mrs, Kling
. ard, R. D.; Mrs. Leroy th, Olean, | attended Bellefonte High Scheel
Couperthwal vin N Y nd Be a Cox. Flor- | and has been living at home. Mir
ler itzdale for | uneral services w held Wed- Kline is a graduate of Lewistown
day afternoon at the Dolan home | High School and attended WwW. &
with the Rev. Wallace J. Cummings, | J. College and is now employed &
Ho officiating. Burial was at | 8 guard at the Whitehill Industria!
Jacksonville School near Harrisburg. Mr. and
Mrs. Kline are at housekeeping in
Harrisburg
MRS
for
Church School w
m
nt
One thousand delegates and wives
were registered. representing 121
scattered over Pennsylvania Dur-
ing the past year the membership
of the clubs has increased and many
kinds of philanthropic, civic, edu-
cational and other projects were car-
ried on successfully. Much fine work
was done In the fields of crippled
children ald and among underpri-
vileged children ch from
Archdeacon FP. W. Li
I Lt. Richards H. Hoffman, M. D.. AAI CarY oy /
who has spent the past few months State College
at Randolph Pleld, Texas, where he B Han Pp
attended the training school for ..., y
flight surgeons, spoke concerning Ro 4
the physical, mental and emotional
characteristics required in a mili-
pilot The high altitudes of
flying create problems in the supply
ef oxygen and In pressure on the
body, while the rapid change in
direction requires physical abilities
of a special sort, he said. Lt. Hoff-
Mrs. man is now on his way to the U. 8
Miss Army Air Base Winsdor
and Conn. where he will be stati
De Cyrus F. Hov, of Zion. was
A bY ted into the membership of
ae Cla¥- by Thomas H Mensch
Ciaymont, (he Kiwanis education
September -
Mir
29
county and
Dolan,
Nevin
Kline—Markley 11 a
Mr. and Mrs, Edward Markley
East Howard street, have
the marriage of their daughter
ginla LaRue, to John E. Kline, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John V. Kline, of
Pleasant Gap. The wedding took
place September 25. in Har: isburp
of
announced
Vir.
at
Lay
public
rs
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Bell
the Chui
those who will assist
lo time are
Philly
Freal
Blake
chur time
kfield
‘anon
1 Lhe
the
M
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smi
Oman
Mr
vt
ent « de t
many
9:15 o'clock
September 27
falling heal
Mr. Couperth
Snow Shoe
March 19, 1870
Agnes Couperth
removed to Houtzdale
cix years old. 8
Mars
2 ore
Veal adied A ;
Sat
1941
on ‘ ’
n paper
The
former
Rey
recor
He :
Several Step
tary
ward
OSCAR J. SUMMERS
Amella S
Summers (
home there
MRS
( oirdo--Shimumel
son of Mi
of Howard,
daughter
immers, wife
ff Wingate
at 10:30
Seplem-
i» with a
She was a
Margaret
1
John Condo
J. F. Condo
Jane Sh
Mr 8. R. Shimmel West
catur, were united in marria
the Rev, Stanley Lowell in th
mi Methodist
Del, at 7 p. mm
1941. Their
and Mrs. Dovle
wood The
and
and
of Mi
Irvivis
at Locks
ned
Couperthwalt
1, immel
¢
0
induc-
ub
’
chairman of
commit
MTC
Monday
attendants
Yearick, Jr
bride
rles Brocail, O Lee
Cowfer, Rus:
Wilsenski
Two sons, J
preceded him in dea
ing are thes
Francis Co The groo
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iss. Marian wn, Mr
3 Philipsburg
ton, D.C Ful ’ : :
afternoo: 3137, and Mi:
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General] Chemical
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a HOWARD
AT
YOUTH SENIOR
SHALLCROSS ADDRESSES
DICKINSON COLLEGE
COUNTY PARALYSIS BOARD
hn
was
Fru
aress o
brie i
pe
rthwalite
talisman roses
Tuesday
wi Clad
in athle tics
MRS. ALBERT E. KNISELY
i 4 . ymoon they are at home
at 3 East 38th street
“Del
¥ =
Wilmington,
illed Be
Balloons, Po.
Wollord—Reese vo
fall wedding, marked
wa solemnized
of the First
hurch iast Sat
when
WoO COUNTY MEN ARF
INJURED IN MOTOR CRASH
Alle egheny St.
SERRATE OR TREE IRR CO SRT RL YR PNY DI a
1
o
clock
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Mrs. Chi
agle, became th
Ider Wolford
(OLN
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ASHIG
DAIRYMEN
FON TOUR
ant
hter of REBEKAHS ANNOUNCE nan m ser CCC Members ENTE
les Reese, Bald ; . ng accident on Route tn Ax # TO MAKE W
bride of John INSTALLATION SCHEDULE! 0 east of Phils rly Sat rr an Held In Theft
v 4
and
SENT
AIR
REBERSBURG
TO
MAN
MAINE BASE
gs Lola Reese
of honor and
oO
ne, best
3 R
t. Tyr man, The
bride, who is a graduate of the Port
Matilda High School, has been em-
ploved by the Reliance nufactur. h n
plo ed oy ; " Rellan Ma if Monday, October 13. Siting
ing € Ompans T Mr ; i Tuesday. October 14 Pine rs whes a 4 ashe Ww ; Wis they
ttended Tyrone High School and Smun 3 3 ich October 20 r of eration emer ] Phir its oe One
n the Pennsylvani h " i : ‘ p oil vnianty ' nt. Hole harda
ployed |
Altoona. F
- | ng
JGUNE
Wednesda Oct
Monday, October 6 A
Tuesday, October 7: Slate
Thursday, October 8; Heb-
Boalst
Miliheim
ire Hall,
College,
Aas
Leaturmont
yrone by rrp
we on t
Hublersburg- Zion Reformed Charge
ten Sered rants :
ie of the
J Mr
Tyrone. Mr
taken up
f
TRUCK SEDAN CRASH;
and THREE ESCAPE
and
resi.
INJURY
Reese
ford have
their newly furnisi
apar tment on West Filitleenth ¢ PI easant
Tyrone wi a ruck operated
“ievard of Pleasan!
an driven by Mrs. Alice
New Yorx City, collided
The vehicles were traveling
of the Centre
when the truck
damage
‘Gap
Presbyterian, Bellefonte
hy
and
Proves
rity of
ations
Hocker—Hoover Watkin
beautiful wedding ceremony In
which Ruth Olive Hoover, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hoover
Pine Glen became the bride :
William Hocker, Jr. son of Mr. and | a left Lun while Mrs Watkins kr ow:
Mrs. William Hocker, of 1033 Mel. Was attempting to pass. With Mr © © =o
rose street, Harrisburg, was solemn. Watkin at the Ume was her daugh- in Ppp
ized at the Presbyterian church Caroline, aged 4 sg atrahn fui
Harrisbur Wednesday, September ——— .
24 at 6 Pp. m. The maid of ir TWO SELECTEES FROM
was Miss Anna Louise Hocker, #is COUNTY ARE TRANSFERRED
ter of the groom, and the best man ——
was Donald Hoover, brother of the! Two Centre County selectecs
bride. The bride wore a while OWN training at Randolph Field
of crepe and lace and wore a 1008 have received transfers
vell with orange blossoms. She car- Pvt. Robert M. Stevenson
ried a spray of white rose bud: he College. has been transferred
altar was decorated with while as- the 45th Schoo! Squadron to
ters and gladioli. A wedding dinner finance department. He is now bar-
was served at the home of he racked with the headquarters squad-
groom. Guests at the dinncr were: ron
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Byers, Mr Pvt. Lewizx C. Hohnka, Philips-
and Mrs Charles Beckil, Mr. and burg. has been sent to the Aviation
Mrs. Marlin Hoover, Mrs. Harold Cadet detachment from the head-
Rudder, William Bell, Mrs. Sypes, | cuarters squadron. He is an equip-
Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Hocker, Sr. ment custodian
Anna. Betty Jean and Miriam Hock- a————
er, Mr. and Mrs. William Hocker, Marriare : Licenses
Jz of Farsisvurglé M3 da James Harry Edward Cox Centre Hall
ringling, of York; Mrs. Clyde Hoo- AE ra limn Eau aval
ym ny Hoover and Catherine Helen M. Wallace Pine Grove Mills
McCloskey, of Pine Glen. After a
short trip through the south the
young couple will be at home at
Camp Hill, R. D. 1. The bride Is a
graduate of Snow 8hoe High School,
class of "37. and has been employed
by G. M. Bogar, manager of the
Harrisburg Lumber Co. for the past
four years. 8he is well known and
has many friends throughout Cen-
tre county. Mr. Hocker is a con-
tractor and carpenter,
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South Union, Mingoville
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Pifer
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State
from
the
Phone 725-R
ACROSS FROM PENN BELLE HOTEL
Big Canned Goods Sale
Tomatoes 3 :w23¢r: =
Peas 3 an 27 C versie
Pumpkin 2». on 19¢ vss
Sauerkraut 3~». «25¢ v= =
Red Beans 3~.:-~25¢
Peaches vcs 2 2. con 35¢ ver s2m
OOK YOUR PANTRY NOW!
TOP
QUALITY CAR
oF
LOWEST PRICE
in large quan-
grown flax
f Commerce
duced in this try
tities from estically
straw, the Department
EDYS
don
IH TSR
increasing
Departmen
Complete
seibFsH
AQUARIUM
ONE TO A CUSTOMER
rd
Modernistic Fich Bowl 15°
Two Mardy Geldfish 210°
Aquarium Jewels... 10°F
ond Green Plants... 10°
Custom Club Sedan, $840
delivered of foctory®
Announce Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Knoffsinger,
of Pleasant Gap. have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Isabelle Jean, to Robert Rightnour,
son of Mrs. Emma Rightnour of
Bellefonte. Announcement was made
{at a party held Saturday night at
the Penn-Belle Hotel, Bellefonte
CAULIFLOWER.
HONEY DEW MELONS. . 2 for 27c¢
.2 lge. heads 27¢
HIS big, roomy car is the finest Stude- PRICES BEGIN AT
JONATHAN APPLES. .8 Ibs 25¢
POTATOES. .2 pks. 39¢ Bushel 75¢
Round Steaks ern 35¢€
Fresh Scrapple - 3+» 25¢
Veal Roast sw - wn 25¢
Smoked Picnics» »27¢
Miss Knoffsinger is a graduate of |
the Spring Township High School!
| and has been employed in Bellefonte, |
Mr. Rightnour is a graduate of the |
| Howard High School and is em-|
| ployed by the County Chevrolet)
| Company, Bellefonte. No date has
| been set for the wedding. Earlier |
| the same evening Miss Knoffsinger |
was the guest of honor at a dinner’
held at Pine Glen.
Let's not forget the heroic strug-
{ge of the valiant Greek army,
| against great odds; its soldiers de- |
| serve consideration when the world
| gets back to normal
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