Page Six May 14, 1942. | OBIT RY MRS. CLARA A. BATHURSNI Mrs. Clara Amanda Bathurst, wile of Andrew R. Bathurst, died Friday morning her home in Bellwood Born June 1, 1888, at Pine Grove Mills, she was a daughter T. and Nancy C. (Meek) Miller. She was united in marriage with An- drew R. Bathurst at Bellefonte Jan- uary 8, 1912. Members of her fam- ily include her husband and one daughter, Mrs. Edgar Green, Bell- wood: three sisters and one bro- ther, Mrs. Lina Brown, Chicago; Mrs. Margaret Robinson, Mrs, Mary Merritts and J. C. Miller, all of Al- toona. Mrs. Bathurst was a mem- ber of the Bellwood Lutheran church MRS. WALTER FANNING Margaret Fanning, 64, afternoon at the home Wilbur T. Fanning at being {ll since the widow of Mrs. Cora died Sunday of her son, Williamsport, after November. She was Walter Fanning. was born at State College, but had lived most of her life at Chatham's Run and Charlton She went t« home of Wilbur, in tember her are also two other sons L. of McElhattan: and Charles C Bremerton, Washington; two broth- ers and five sisters, Guy A. Duff ¢ Mrs. J. F. Deck Charlton; John’ Duff, McElhattan; Mrs. Maude Kin- ley and Mrs. Harriet Wheeler, Wil- liamsport; Mrs. C. H Mix, Renovo and Mrs. Jesse Caldwell, Gavlord Mich l el ] Wednesday th ih McEl the her Surviving Forrest on Seq of Vice ierment Wid cemetery EDWARD T. RUPERT Edward T. Rupert, 69, reth Railroad married in tha Brown was employe CHAMPIONS PICKED PENN STATY AT EXPOSITION serve g william he Weaver, Ct Jane TREAT RAYON HOSIERY GENTLY FOR BEST SERVICE Rayon hos pe ling to give u from it, accor Butler representative becoming t to put them ht f the ' LM heat Yeo give visual and fitting expression to your love and regard, the medium the form must be chosen vith ears. Comforting assurance of a duty well performed will be yours If ehooss a genuine Rock of Ages Fomorial to stand as your record for the years to come, Howard Granite Works FRANK WALLACE, Prop. | tirement of George | Nr Tor about 20 the Beech | Creek and Snow Shoe branches and fmoved to Wingate some years ago, | working in that area until his re- four years ago. In all he was employed for 36 years by the { rallroad. Surviving in addition to | his wife are a son, William of Ty- rone; two daughters, Mrs. Clyde Weaver of Salona, and Mrs. Keith | Walker of Wingate; also nine grand- children; four brothers and a sister, Willlam of Blanchard; Joshau of Beech Creek; Ernest of Buffalo, and | Flemuel of Howard; and Mrs. Edith Sherlock, of Altoona. He was a mem | ber of the Liberty Baptist Church and burial was made in the Baptist | cemetery years on DANIEL W. HOUSER | Daniel WwW. Houser, a | Corry, Pa., for the past passed away at hi Saturday, A tion. He ha T a4 veal resident of thirty year: early pril 25, of a heart condi- d been in ill health for worked nti] a few cently h been home, expe home there months ago, and ad the next week foell feelin PENN STATE HOLDS GRADUATION EARLY RATIONING BOARD LISTS PERMITS DURING WEEK Col juce 8 effler Milla Pleasant “g Nelson Livonia rel Q rd Schi Gap A. Stover fense i le ALTOOGNA WOMAN INJURED IN FALL FROM WINDOW Snyder Mrs. Elizabeth Devore 47 of Altoona, fell from a vacant fourth floor room in the downtown Tavern Hotel in Pittsburgh, Friday night and was injured seriously. She land- upon roof of the Jim Null restaurant, 22 feet below The room in the Grant street ho- tel from which she fell was adja- cent to one that Mrs Thursday when she Pittsburgh Mrs. Snyder wrist, fractured right leg General ed the rented on went to suffered left arm gheny Hospital aid She told detectives dizzy spell and fell out of window she suffered ao Sms Mo — Brakeman Killed As Train Shifts i {Continued from page one) Mrs. Sara Grave, Glen Richey; James, Braddock; John, Edendale; Mrs. Catherine Brown, Baltimore; Mrs, Harriet McGlen, Madera, Mrs Martha Stewart, Edendale; Mrs. Ray Beach, Chester Hill; Mrs. Harry Frank, Harrisburg; Mrs. Mary Mor- farity, Gearhaiiville, Elva Edendale Buy Defense Bonds now! less down chilled al dry Snyder had fractured fractured and internal injuries, Alle- attaches the open Dixon of THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Former Bellefonte | Youth on Bomber (Continued from page one) Health and Beauty ww 100 feet above the enemy | with our machine blazing uh fighiteg belohing jut to tell it Before were moving muffled tread noises of the nearby Hot coffee along with than position pun: ene curl WW more rom the beginning avidity rte thelr the the daybreak shadowy fl about our base mingling with jungle in nppeared mir. hot dogs and aculously bread p fighting men squadron instructions Somebody Silent clustered mander weather briskly men American the for final report Lat trolled about com and Suid ew pel he Cl toward thelr gOINK bomb kicked Be nr 90 ole Mr. Herron Plunges In Jap Troops Run ahead climbe on high lored. a pre $ Id sunlight Zero turn I think “he 3 lipped Herron toward the f it wing gunner rand 1 see 2AT0,. some ome square into her belly Barnhill no that He barges laden with figures. Now we are down to 75 feet 1 recognize the drab uniforms of the Japanese soldiers. They dive board as Barnhill's tracers find Tight wing mpse ( it the ne ' i 0 breaks tracer bullet ait he on time uring tracers wastes terrific dive pours into iniformed Over. thei target And Still They Come “Here's Chri Barnhill cried We stream EL 1 & another another It 80] steeply pour the military barges they are landing diers from two large transports en- chored in the harbor. I look back and see billowing columns of smoke sheets of vivid flame, Japanese sol- diers and lion-clothed natives run. ning helter-skelter We certainly got think Now turn into that our target three other Zeros are giving ig attention. We turn and dive the land toward the sea again i think it'll be bad Zero tries to dive Now dive like a submarine.” We zoom up over the sea I'he tail gunner reports two Zeros hove ering on our tail. 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