THF. CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. October 23, 1¢ OBITUARY CONNELL J. MAGILL Connell J. Magill, a sophomore at Penn State, died Sunday morning, October 19, 1941, in the Temple Hospital, Philadelphia. He had been in the College Infirmary from last Tuesday until Friday, suffering, it is understood, from mastolditis, On Friday he was sent to his home to consult a specialist. He was a mem- ber of Phi Kappa fraternity MISS IDA WEAVER Miss Ida Weaver, the last the three Weaver sisters who had resid- ed on East Howard street, Belle fonte, for many years, died at her home at 12:15 o'clock Priday morn- ing, October 17, 1941, after a several months’ illness with a complication of diseases. Miss Weaver, in falling health for more than a vear, was in her late 70's. Deceased was a daugh- ter of David and Susannah Bridge Weaver and was born near Belle- fonte. She was a sister of late Miss Carrie Weaver Bellefonte school teacher who died on August 2. 1939, and of Miss E. Belle Weaver for many vears stenographer in the offices of the late Judge Ellis L. O vis, Bellefonte, who died 12 days lat- er. Surviving are a brother, Henry Weaver, of Wilkinsburg, and ¢ f Mrs. Eme Wolf, also of Wilk burg. Funeral services were Sunday atternoon at Ww Of the the i. Philadelphia Man Pays for Crime {Continued from page one) ariti aut! SMO was slain. The man was tI bine—he impressively The rir charged eve,” and Herman Petrillo sought out women trout dr iE dealt claimed icies of have d which ders but other and Petri his an view per He made said the warden ntiary from Philadelphia no special request for food warden. He died leaving a wife and five claimed bs is Petrillo. The cor his last reading Members the ring tims were traced to } 1 addition to Pen day of the testin trials + received prison 2 to 20 year witch sentence the Baseball Star in Army y" Gates, of State baseball induction into the 22. has been ass office of Advanced Flying School Texas. Gates, who completed year at Penn June, was also hockey team State College High Gerald College until his on July the recreation Corps Victoria a ferey ign the Air at ed to third State College last a member of the He is a graCuate of School his ——— Badly Hurt in Fall warren Hess of Mifflintown, an employe of the American Car & Foundry Company at Berwick, was badly hurt in a fall into a concreted pit at the plant, while on his way to the finishing shed, where he worked. His injuries include a skull fracture and a bruised ear drum street, with the Rev. William C Thompson, pastor of the Presbyter- fan church, officiating Interment was made in the Union cemetery Bellefonte DAVID McKEAN HARL, 11 David McKean Harl, II, of Punx- gutawney, a brother of Mrs, Lorin J Elder, of State College, died In the McKeesport Hospital Saturday, Oct 18, 1041, following an operation. Mi: Harl was well known In State Col- lege through having worked there as a builder and architect, making his home with his sister Eighteen months ago he moved McKees- port to do similar work, A gradu; Kiski his younger days © spent in the Southwest and the Can adian North prospecting and big-ganie hunting to Lo of Wie Ten years ago prove a living could still be made in the wilds of Pennsylvania, he camp- and hunted for a year in the mountains of Potter county, He was a lover of the outdoor: n addit to his wife, Maude, a daughter, Mrs Ben Thayer and a son, David, III all of Warren, O. Surviving brothers and sisters in addition to Mrs. Elder are Ben, Altoona: John, Philadel- phia: Frank, Punxsutawney Mr Merle Curry Punx and Mr i Hinkle City Funeral servi home of Mi: urry T™ i LUeSCAay ed ion on itawney New York held at the Punxsut men Were in iW nite t made in Random Items sfinyed Jrom HOLER BIG JOB: ( in Ste WARNS FARMERS AGAINST GROWING OF HERBS Herb prices are & TWO (COUNTY SELECTEES ASSIGNED TO DUTIES Two Centre Count of State at Camp Whee- Public Re- Ronald W. Har- was one of eight radio to 1 the specialists in operation were Fort Benning. Ga., t 3 in the communications grou; ; the Infantry School Detachment Selectores, who transferred o act as instnic- tor y Of ze our Classified Ad columns | SCRAPBOOK HOUSEHOLD Removing Old Stumps To remove an old tree stump, bore a hole about 18 inches deep and 1 inch In diameter in the center ol the stump In the autumn of the year, Put in about 2 ounces of salt- peter fill the hole with water, and plug it up tight. In the spring, take out the plug pour in 8 or 10 ounces of gasoline, ignite, and the stump will smolder, but not blaze to the extremities of the roots, leaving only ashes Hand Cleaning Paste A very good hand-cleaning paste soap can be made by GLmolving pounds of white soap in 5’ pints of hot water. As it cools and tir in one pound of fine sana sets, stir Keeps Lid On teaspoonful of butter into the water when boliing dry beans other starchy vegetables. to eli- minate the annovance of lid Jumping off, a: it will otherwise do / butter acts the same as oll on troubled waters and keeps it calm manageable Drop a or the ae and Stuck Postage Stamps Oftentimes when postage have been carried in a purse become stuck together. When happens, do not soak then it them a smooth hot ir stamp they thi 0 apart ay on 4 a Ml over parate ying The Silverware pass Tis will the stamps with- v QEesiI the gum he silverware in a so0- n of hot water and borax guar of hot wales a tablespoon borax) will us remove tl I Do Place of a time Re- Soaking tl} to ally not iver in at Al wash In a soiutio Wit borax, and water Whipping Cream ream will not he cre w togelne Up Dustless Duster Physician Asks For Injunction lark had 1&4 2 18¢ ) ark his 125 c she became ember, 1939 Mi Clark Houck testili former employee rmed 73 that ' I i sof 5 had hospital and operatl his je i ified for the bl lipsburg and vicinity widerable difficul wis d in finding a qualified specialist. She testified Dr. Clark whose services were secured, per- formed satisfactorily and that there is a definite need for Dr. Clark at the PhZipsburg clinic C. McKnight Africa, Huntingdon civil engineer identified a map showing points within a 50-mile ra- dius of H ingdon. 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