THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
February 19, 1942.
OBITUARY
MRS. MARGARET M. FORNEY
Mrs. Margaret May Forney, of
Williamsport, a native of Centre
county, died early Thursday morn-
ing. Feb, 12, 1042, at the Willlams-
port Hospital after a long iliness
with complications. She was aged
66 years and was the widow of Wil-
liam M. Forney, Born at Millheim,
Mrs. Forney had spent most of her
adult life in Williamsport, residing
there early in her marriage. She was
a member of St. Paul's Ln
church, Williamsport She is sur
vived by these child Mrs, Robert
R. Schaeffer ugutuck, Conn.;
Mrs. William Sw i Wil
msport; Ma we, Williamsport:
william, at home,
Lock Haven;
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| miles of protected waters, the Jap-
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ill health, He was a member of the
Evangelical church. Funeral serv-
ices were held Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Peters in Bellefonte, with the Rev
H. H. Jacobs, pastor of the Evangeli-
cal church, officiating Interment |
was made in the Union cemetery in
Bellefonte
HAROLD DAVID SPICER
Harold David Spicer, aged seven
months, son’ of Willlam and Ethel
Meyers Spicer, of Wingate, died at
3:30 o'clock Friday afternoon, Feb-
ruary 13, 1942, at his parental home
after an illness with pneumonia. He
is survived by his parents and these
brothers and William Jr
Ronald, Joan, Thomas and James,
all at home. Funeral services were
held Monday afternoon at the Spicer
home, with the Rev. C. C. Shuey of
Bellefonte officiating Interm
was made in the Meyers cemetery
Buffalo Run Valley
.
ECKENROTH CAR ON ROUTE
220 STRUCK BY TRUCK
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of
South
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ters.
Robert 8
grand
and
several
brothers and
St. Louis, Mo
jlamsport: Mrs. Howard H., Hevner,
Mrs, William Drake, and Mrs, E
ther D. Bridgens, Lock Haven, Fu-
neral serv were conducted at 2
p iaturday by the Rev, Howard
R. Gold. Interment w de in the
wildwood cemetery
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vices
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MRS. ROYAL BALDWIN
Mrs. Mary Ann Baldwin
Howard, wife of Royal Baldwin, died
Wednesday mornin February 11,
1942. at her home of complications
following a three-day illnes The
deceased who had spent nearly all
her life in the Howard area, wa:
a daughter of John and Anna Mays
Mills and was born in Boggs Town-
ship on May 7, 1874, making her a
ut time of death 67 9 mor
viving are her h
hildren, Mrs. Warne:
Baldwin both of
Earl Baldwin,
home; these and sk
Joseph Mills, of Zion; Michael,
Bellefonte; Mrs. Merrill Bowser, of
Milesburg., and Sally Hardigan, of 3 Birthday
Lock Haven and 10 hildren A DITWGAY surpyiis
and three great-grandchildren
Baldwin wa ember of the Meth
oclist
of
CORDS
§ years
and 4 day: A
tnree «
and Floyd
and
brothers
band,
A. Yost
Lock Haven
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grand il
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eral sel
iternoon at
y services at the A
Milesburg, with
of Bellefont
was
vices
the 1
Line
near
Shuey
Interment
cemetery
EDWARD E. CAIN
Wednesday
at the Coun
had been a |
JAPS' 2-MAN SUBS
GOT INTO PEARL
HOW
HARBOR
the Be
for abou
retirement
Japs Capture
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Singapore Port
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nations In its 22 square
anese fleet may now rest and refuel,
Its airfields will soon be humming
with Japanese planes, preparing to
battle with British and American
{ planes for the conquest of Java and
Sumatra
The gallant fight in Burma to keep
the supply line to China open will
be made more difficult. The Gulf
of Martaban is an easy sail for Jap-
anese transport ships and thousands
of Japanese troops will be released
from the Singapore fight to join in
the Burma campaign.
The coast of
within reach of
The communication
India and Australia are threatened
The west coat Australia If is
only a 2.000-mile cruise for the Jap-
ndia is now
the Japanc:
lines between
east
CASY '
it ue
L Ol it
cts of Sing
will be felt
atra, the Indies Island
a few mile which is already
under the attack of the alr and para-
LDOre
ApoOre 5
fall undoubtedly in Sum-
Dutch
away
only
chute troops
south-
hop
of th
the
only 1
prize
A thousand miles long
ern tip of Sumatra is
way from the rich
Java
troops be
t Chiang
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Dutch em
il
agai
but the Japa:
won
released
Kal-
now
a sea block-
on
the
1 & posit to attempt
» against Rangoon, where Ameri-
British supplies start their
journey to China's armies, Cal-
cutta the east of India |
only a 2,000-mile round-trip cruise
1 and
on coast
er
PURCHASE GUERNSEY CATTLY
American
Peterborough
the following
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M. L. Gray of Port Ma re-
cently purchased a registered Guern-
sey bull from the Pennsylvania State
College add herd
Pachel's
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FO PRESENT PLAY
AT STATE COLLEGY
acing in the Petr
Bellefonte
were made {or the local
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Yes ited irre
BULAIng
pans
meeting of
be opened with a pil
1g. Sesel e held on
nd Tuesday ourth Fri-
iay of every montl
Miss Pe read a paper entitl
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and f
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Coes n
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RECENT
WEDDINGS
Addleman—Coleman
Miss Eleanor GG. Goldman, daugh.
ter of Mr. and Mrs, C, J, Coleman,
of Ambridge, became the bride of
Clarence F. Addleman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Addleman, of Boals-
hure at a ceremony at the Coleman
home on February 2. Attendents were
Miss Mildred Fosnaught, of Ame
bridge, and" Edward Franceshina, of
Ambridge. Rev. Thomas FE. Graham,
of Ambridge, was the officiating
minister, Mr, and Mrs, Addleman
will reside at Ambridge.
Mauk—Phillinger
Miss Evelyn May Mauk, daughter
Mrs, Ellen Mauk, Tyrone, and
John Phillinger, Port Matilda, were
united in marriage on the morning
of February 12 at the home of the
bride, with Rev. H. GG, Reese, pastor
of the First United Brethren church
officiating. The couple was attended
by Mr, and Mrs. James C. Beckwith
of Ty brother-in-law and sister
tne bride man and
of honor. The bride looked very
charming In a dress of light blue
material, trimmed with white and a
of rose: The matron of
wore a pink dres id a cor-
of roses, The bride is a gradu-
of Tyrone schools groom
graduate of the Port Matilda High
school, is employed In P. RR
in Following the
ceremony on and reception
tendered the newlyweds with 40
The newlyweds will reside
at the bride's home, 2118 Adams
Tyrone, for the present
¢
of
rone w
oi as best
maid
COTrsage
nonor ar
Sage
nto The
the
Altoona
a er
SN0OD
wa
present
ave.
nue
Koleta--Boscaino
3 Carmella Boscaino, of Half
n Terrace, Bellefonte, became
he bride of Joseph Edward Kolets
of Bellefonte, ut a ceremon
perforined In 8t. John's Catholic
ch, Bellefonte, 1 clock Sat
irday morning with Rev. A J. Cher.
venak t rector the
church officiating. Attendants were
Mr Mr nk Bu
yrone, bhrothe: ister-in-law of
oy n
erveg
His
assista of
I
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0, of
the
atl th
immediate
Miss Bos-
atiired In a floor length
ta gown with short vell
head with a tiara of
She carried
bride
tiv
white calla
of
Anthony Bos-
Eradus
fatiehipy
Ls ghey
the
ney
wi
arge
* GoRin of
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Sheeder—( orl
Miss Marv Catherine
ter of P. M, Corl, of St
became
aon of
(8 gl
ate College
he bride of
Mr. and Mr
ai Tyrone at
Boakburg
S45 0
Allen Eheeder
David Sheetier
ceremony in
RrrTonage =»
morning of ast
presence of the immedi.
Rey
thr
Reformed t
nck Tussday
week Lhe
} Jone
and Mr
Frank i Btate
Mis Thomas Jones, wife of
r, played the traditional
march A reception and
dinter for the immediate familie:
followed at University Club af.
ter which Mr and Mrs. Sheeder de-
parted trip to New
York state. ‘The bride i# a graduate
if the Btate College High Sehool
and Mr. Sheeder was graduated fron
Tyrone High Sthool! and (1
yersity of Miami, Florida. He
employed th Fxtension Division
of Penn The couple is now
at home heir furnished
partment at 726 West Qoliege ave
nue Bate Cx Guests at the
wedding included: P.M. Corl. Mrs
John T. MoCornick, Miss Cora Corl
Mrs. Madeline Corl and daughter
Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Shee.
der, Mr. and Mrs. Prank H. Clemson
ll of State College, Rev, and Mrs
Thomas Jones of Boalsburg, Mr. and
Mrs. David Sheeder of Tyrone, and
and Mrs. E J Anderson and
daughter, Gloria
ate
officis
'homa
atiendarms were
Mr
College
the pasts
wedding
ana Ciet wi. of
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Group Bix of the Pennsylvania
Bankers Association, representing
seven central counties, elected 8, W
Gramley of Milihelm, Centre county
#5 president at the snnual Lincoln
Day meeting in Altcona. Hé fuc-
ceeds P. B. Read of Clearfield. Other
officers elected were Cheridd D. Lu.
kens of Mount Union, Oecige
Rutledge of Johnstown, and Thomas
F. Dougherty of Spangler, re-elect
ed members of the council of admin.
isintion, and E. 8. Orr of Bellew
ionte, member of the federal rela-
{Sons committee
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good in civillan life as
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