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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
June 18, 1942,
BITUARY
CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL
IN THE WEEK'S NEWS
| Wants Prices Reduced
To keep retall prices from pushing
holes through the March cellings,
Price Administrator Leon Henderson
intends to reduce numerous whole-
sale prices below March levels, Plans
back prices of soap and certain can
ned goods in
. - i. OPA,
Pack in Glass Jars
The WPB Is urging housewives to
get away from tin cans and to pack
/
MRS. NORA AGNES LUTZ
Mrs. Nora Agnes
widow of the late Aaron
at 9 o'clock Friday night, June 12
1942, at the Centre County Hospital
where she had been undergoing
treatment for two day: Mrs. Lutz
had been critically ill since a fall
she suffered last Wednesday at the
William Martin home in Axemann
The deceased was a daughter of
Uriah and Sara Stover and was born
al Houserville, on November 29, 1804,
making her of death, 7
yeal T months and 23 days The
survivor in the immediate family
Earl Lutz, of Centre Hall
a member of the Evengelical
ineral were held
the F. V
Centre
(Stover) Lutz,
Lutz, died
age at tine
SOM
Is a
She wa
curch F
Monday
Goodhart F
Hall
officiating
the Centre
HO
ervices
vternoon aut
Nome
K
Wi
in
Hosterman
made
mneral
Rev. W
Interment
with
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Hall cemetery
HARRY B. PETERS
Harry B. Peters Meadville
mer Belle‘onte died
o'clock, Thursday morning, June
1942, at R P. Clark home in
Meadville Mr. Pe who was in
his thirty's, died of complica-
tions I wing n liness ol
of for-
at one
1},
resident
the
ters
late
11 1e 3 about
I'he decea
wa
Orphanage at
it was
and
ago
8. Navy
Wyoming
here
The
» Bellefonte and
held Sunday
idowson Funer-
Nev
foul
sed are dead
reared
GuUring #51.
by Harry (
time
“1 1 stir
ievenstiine
late wife. About
Peters enlisted in the U
served S58
ten years
aboard the 1
and spent some time in China
immediate survivor
nrought
are no
body
funeral
afternoon
al Home
pastor of the
ficiatiz
Hublershb
was
services were
WwW id
with Rev. C
Ref
at the
urch of-
was made
LEMUEL C. ZINDEL
rone
Philipsbury
Was | sor
Virg
Tyrone; Technical
Zindel ust
Zindel
Mary
grandchildren
Zindel
ters
Joseph
Mae 7
lace
of lLoganion
ville
Anderson
Bruce §
felter
Charle
Mrs, |
Walter
and Mi
ville
brother
Haven Puners ervice
ducted ernoon
Shaffer home followed by further
rites at the Reformed church, with
the Rev. Fred Denbeaux, Rebersburg
officiating Was in
the 1 Lutheran
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v AULD
tate College
ughigeepsie
Booneville
nterment nade
ylersville cemetery
MRS. MARY
Mrs. Mary D
of Unionville
o'clock Thursday ni
1942, at the home
Mrs. W. A Walker
about three weeks Mrs. McClincey
had suffered from an infection of
the foot. but the condition apparent-
ly was clearing up he had work-
ed as usual in Bellefonte on the day
of her death. Shortly after going to
her daughter's home she was strick-
en ill and died about a half hour
later. The deceased was a daughter
of James H and Helen Strong Dau-
gherty and was born at Coudersport
on April 18, 1883, making her age at
time of death 59 years, 1 month and
23 was united in mar-
riage with James L. McClincey, who
passed away some Years ago. Sur
addition to the daughter
at home she died, are two
other daughters: Mrs. Pred Bollinger
DD. McCLINCEY
MeClincey, resident
uddenly at 1030
ght, June 11,
her daughter
at Runville. For
died
of
day: one
Yiving, in
whose
4 ] y ¥
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a ll
PATA
sr arEMBR
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To give vial and fitting expression
te your love and regard, the medium
the form must be chosen witl
ears. Comforting assurance of »
duty well performed will be yours ¥
k choose a genuine Rock of Ager
om
orial to stand as your record |
for the years to coma
HOWARD
GRANITE WORKS
FRANK WALLACE, Frop.
of
Broom
Sykesville, Md, and Mrs. 8 E
of Runville nine grand-
children, and two sisters and a bro-
ther; Mrs. Alice L. V, Barndt, of
Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Nelile Chittis-
ter of James City, and Frank W
Daugherty, of Hershey, She was a
member of the United Brethren
church of Runville, and the P. O
of A and Bald Eagle Grange, both
of Milesburg. Funeral services were
held Sunday afternoon at the Run-
ville United Brethren church, with
Rev, E. R Miller of Runville, and
Rev, C. PF. Miller, of Millersburg, of
ficiating Interment was made in
the Advent cemetery, near Milesburg
RECENT
WEDDINGS
MceClintic—Horner
Bernadine Horner, daughter
and Mrs. John Horner of Oak
and Russell McClintic, son of
Ruth Ishler, of East College
State College married
Evangelical parsonage
last Thursday night at §:30
with Rev, 1 Stabler offi-
Relfreshmen were served
bridegroom's home following
Mrs. McClintic has
been employed at Room
State College for several vears. Mr
McClintic is a graduate of the Boals-
Vocational in the class
of 1937 and is employed at the green-
t Penn State The
will live in State College
Miss
of Mi
Hall
Mrs
avenue were
at the State
College y
o'clock L
ciating Le
the ceremony
the Corner
burg school
house a College
couple
Farrand-—Hanscom
Mr. and Mrs. J
of South Allen street
have announced the marriage {
r daughter, Elizabet to Corp-
Edward P. Farrand Mr
Mrs. Willia O of
Hills, Boonton, N. J
took place Saturday
in the Fir
Richard Hanscom
State College
son of
Farrand
The cere-
February
t Presbyterian Church
Ill, the Rev. A. Ray
Corporal and
Penn
1940
Farrand has
{f the South
m
officiating
graduates of
College in the
year Mrs
supervisor
are
class of
+ past
art
‘illlamsport schools. Corp. Farrand
has been stationsd at Olmstead Field
Middle and is 8 member of the
Army Air Corps Weather Squadron
Barlett—Kale
of Bethlehem
and the late
James
ther Barlett atten-
eme-
the Kayser
Pa. Mr
graduate of Walker
the class
employed by the Beth-
atl Bethlehem
wd Mrs. Bs
home of
chool and is
wpector at
at Bangor
igh school in
A
the
Whittaker Hofler
Whittaker
Whittaker
Thursday
Mary
and
or
(roomsiman
field. rector of
hurch, officiat-
Garland wa
nuptial organ music
re Messrs. John
heard
Helbing
diately {«
for family
Woodsfield, O. Imme-
plowing the ceremony a re-
members and the
party was given at the
parental home on South
Front street Mr. Whittaker and
bride departed late in the afternoon
for Columbus, Ohio where they
! transport plane for Corp-
where they will
ping The bride. a
Fennsyivania State Col-
in home economics, taught that
for several years in the
High School. She is a
of Fiedetick G. Hoffer, chief
the Centre County Com-
Ensign Whittaker, since
September, has been an instruc-
tor in instrument flying in the Nav-
Corps Corpus Christi,
His early schooling was re-
at Staunton Military Acad-
prio ing Pennsylvania
te College from which institu-
wm he was graduated, He took ad-
vanced work at the University of
Edinboro, Seotland
of
ception
wedding
bride s
wrded
lexas,
i~ge
uD je t
iast
al Alr at
Texas
ceived
to enter
We advocate vacations for every
worker; rest improves work and in-
terest in whatever the worker Is
trying to do
wa > —- I
When an individual makes up his
mind to go to work, he is usually
surprised by the pledsant results
SALTED MIXED
1LB.
FREE
Just have your
friends pool order
with you for 4 Ibs. @ 70¢
sach. We ship 5, Roaster Fresh
DIRECT FROM OUR KITCHENS TO YOU
Finest - Freshest « Tastiost
Just pay posiman $316. We prepay all
charges including insurance.
(enabled them to hear well again.
Monday of Last Week
Admitted: Charles Isenberg, Boals-
burg; Miss Ruth Lucas, Howard R
D Paul L. Ball, Conneautville,;
Sandra Mayes, Lemont
Discharged: George
Bellefonte, Mrs
9
-,
Eberhart of
Rebeccn Bartlett,
Bellefonte, Mrs. Geraldine Phillips,
State College: Mrs. Eugene Miller,
Milesburg; Robert O, Graham, State
College; Mrs. Willlam E. McCorkle
and infant son, State College; Mrs
George J Dolan and infant daugh
ter, Bellefonte R. D
Birth: a son to Mi
ley Gf Boob, Coburn
Tuesday of Last Week
Admitted: Mi William
Bellefonte RR. D
Discharged, Mrs
infant daughtel
Sandra Maves, Lemont
Lucas, Howard R. D 2
Guy Baney and infant son
fonte R D. 3
Expired: Mrs
State College
and Mi
SLE
Ring, of
Charles Walker
wllefonte, R
M jas
Mrs
Belle
aid
D. 3
Ruth
Jane Taylor
Mary
Wednesday of Last Week
Admitted: John 8S. Bohn
College R. D. 1
Discharged
College
neautville
Birth: a daughter
Harry E. Bathurst
Thursday of Last Week
Admitted: Pred M. Warner, Belle-
Mrs. J. George Donahey, State
John Wolfe, State College
State
M. Rodney
Ball, Con-
Robert
State Paul 1
to Mr. and Mrs
Bellefonte
fonte
College
ke, 13. }
Discharged: John Summers, Win-
gate: Mrs. Elwood Packer, Bellefonte
R. D 1. Mrs. Walter Kucharczak
State College; Kendricks C. Taylor
Altoona Man
Convicted 2nd Time
(Continged from page one)
John Hamilton, employed by a
arage in Hollidaysburg. Stating that
if she wanted to ride home she was
welcome to it, the driver opened the
of the car, according to testi-
the girl accepted the
door
mony
fer
and
Drives to Woods
Miss Lovett staled that as soon as
the vehicle the driver
* away at a fast rate of speed
18 up Seventh street toward the
the city. coming to the
and turning at Kettle
Was to a deserted
woods past the Rose Hill cemetery
During the course of the wild ride
the she
with
entered
end of
highw ny
treet
i
found
Lovett told
the
were n
jury
nied the fact
aveling in u
man
in Ar wd
ol her
home
Upon topping Lhe cal * Ariver
turned out the lights of the and
held uggiing girl by placing
across her knees as she was
trying frantically to open the door
and escape, she testified
Upon the demand and refusal of
his alleged attempt to have inter-
course with her, the driver, she said
voiced a that if she didn't
co-operate he would azcomplish it
and then kill her
angry at the girls
she declared,
clothe I'll
car
the st
his legs
threat
ANYWAY
Jecoming
stent ref
i take
Kill you
Mis
ndant had blankets
in
BOC
per
mal, Stoltz
so i off vous or
Lovett stated the des
that
in the car and
fearing the
to
fe
after succeeding
off her
himself
othe proceeded
Aros
Tells of Assault
attacker, the girl
assaulted her viciously. Later, she
declared, he threw one of her gar-
ments out the window
Taking the girl back to the out
skirts of town the man was said to
forced the girl from the car
back in an alley at Third avenue and
Fifth street, about a quarter of a
mile from her home and left her
with the threat that if she mentioned
the affair to anyone he would kill
ner
I arrived home at about 15 min-
utes till 3 o'clock in the morning of
September 20, 1940, and on arrival
home 1 told my mother what had
happened and she immediately call-
ed the police,” Miss Lovett said
On December 15 Miss Lovett was
asked to identify a man said by
motor police to have been the man
who assaulted her. This she did,
she said, the man being Eugene
Stoltz
A white slip and undergarments
were entered as evidence. Both ar-
ticles of clothing were blood stained
Taken to the office of Dr. Gettemy
of Altoona at 10 a. m., the girl was
examined by the doctor and found
to have been injured
The girl's mother on the witness
stand, testified as to the story re- |
lated to her by her daughter that
morning and told the court and jury
the condition of her clothes and of
taking her to the doctor for exami-g
nation i
Defendant Testifies i
Her
testified,
have
ans |
Alter the defense attorney
nounced to the jury that he would
attempt to prove Stoltz to be a man
of good character: also that the
man was keeping regular company
with another girl, and that the young |
woman, Miss Lovett, was mistaken
in her identification of the man,
Eugene Martin Stoltz, the defendant,
was called to the stand to testify in
his own behalf.
WANTED! MEN AND
WOMEN WHO ARE |
HARD OF HEARING
To make this simple, no risk, hearing
test. If you are temporarily deafen-
ed, bothered hy ringing, buzzing head
noises due to hardened or coagulated
wax (cerumen), try the Ourine Home
Method test that so many say has
:
:
:
i
{
i
Used since 1885. Over a million
packages sold. Bafe ingredients as
listed in the U. 8. Pharmacopeia.
You must be satisfied after making
this test or your money is refunded
Costs only a few cents daily. If af-
flicted, ask today about Ourine. For
sale by Parrish's Drug Store, Belle-
fonte, Pa. x27
RE
Bellefonte; K
and infant
Mrs. John Poorman
daughter, Bellefonte:
Mrs. Charles Chamberlain and in-
fant son, Bellefonte, Mrs. Gllbert
McKinley and infant son, Milesburg
Birth: a son to Mr. and Mrs, Her-
bert Hillard, Jullan RD 1
Friday
Admitted
Hall RD 1
Discharged
Aaronsburg,
Fred Raymond, Centre
Mus. Mabel Forster
Mrs. Grover DeWitt
and Infant daughter, Bellefonte,
Mrs. Edward R. Miller, Bellefonte;
William Coble, State College
Admitted Friday and discharged
Saturday: Donald Reed, Port Mati]
dn
Births: a daughter wo Mr
Harold Griev, Bellefonte R
son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
ielletonte RD. 2
Expired: Mi Agnes
fonte R. D3
snd Mn
D2 a
Benner
Lutz, Belle
Saturday
Discharged: James R, Weaver, Sr
Loulsville, Ky.: Mrs. Prank Hoffman
and infant son, Bellefonte, Donald
Reed, Port Matilda R D
Births: a daughter to Mr. and Mn
Russell Dinges, Coburn; a son to Mr
and Mrs. Elwood Derr, Bellefonte
Sunday
Admitted: Mi
Milesburg. Miss Jean “1
strom, State College. Miss Louise
Breon, Milesburg. Mrs. Suzanne Wil-
liams, Spring Mills, R. D
Discharged: Fred Raymond, Cen-
tre Hall R. D. 1; Mrs J. George Done
ahey, State College; Mrs. Ermest J
Teichert and infant son, Stawe Col-
lege
There were 41 patients in the hos-
pital at the beginning of this week
Sheck-
Sand-
George L
er
Formerly employed in the Juniata
blacksmith shop, Stoltz stated that
he had been to work the day of the
and had returned home about
m. After washing and read-
newspaper, Stoltz stated that
he dinner and then went out
tend the 800 turkeys which he wa
raising in the back yard of his fat}
er's house
This. took. und about
when he loaded a sack
feed Into the car and set
home of Miss Staley
friend of Mr. Stoltz
Stolts testified that he and
Staley had attended the theatre
night and had Jeft at 11:20
following which he had gone t
Casa Neuva hotel, and
losing time
Taking Miss Stale
Stoltz said that
until about 2:30 a
for his home
Stoltz
assault
3:15 Pp
ing the
ate
8:20 p.m
of turkey
us : ’
the regular
Miss
that
lock
0
stayed
he }
attempted bY
that could not
saulted Mis
prove he
the man who &
Character witheases were
ted Ly both sides whose Le
gocupied considerable time
THINS day's session of the rk
pre
tun
duri
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al
RATION BOARD NO. 1 LISTS
ALLOCATION OF TIRES, TUBES
chairman of Cen
Rationing Board
sollege, announces th
y daily
from 8 a mt
Board
aha
12 oI noon on Satu
meeting: id Monday
Held
are and
Thursday afternoon
Allocation of tre
by the board
June 12 are as {(OlLOW
report
New Tires and Tubes: RR
State Ccliege, minister: H W
Spring Mills, farmer; Dr. Prank )
Henninger, Millheim, physician: C
D. Shook. Spring Mills
Maurice WW. Cireen, Oak
tion, defense work; W. P
Spring Mills, hauling milk
K. Long, Madisonburg, hauling milk
Edward B. Eb, Spring Miils
farmer; Clarengs Peters, Port Ma
tilda, farmer; Dayton W. Lansberry
Centre Hall, farmer; Dorsey C Corl
State College. hatiling coal
Recapped” TINE. J. Henry Gar
brick, Bellefonte, hammermill
Russel E. Bretn,_ Rebersburg, feed
dealer: Fred J Malone, Aaronsburg
defense work; Thomas Wells, Centre
Hall, hauling MIR. Gerald L. Rog-
ers, Howard, farmer; P. E Petter.
olf. 8pfng Mills, coal feed and
grain. Karl R. Johnstonbaugh, Port
Matilda, scrap; Melvin D. S8huey, Le-
mont “defense work; Edward M
Frear, State College, minister and
spy. farms; Frank M. Fisher, Cen-
tre Hall supv. farms: L. 8 Mon-
téith, Bpring Mills, farmer; W
Bright Bitner, Spring Mills, hauling
farmer
Hall Sta-
Cormaz
Chev
ot
op
{milk J. 8. McClellan, State College,
fauling milk: William ©. Tayior,
Ballefonte, dairyman: Ira C. Haip-
ster. Penna. Purnace, rural mail
Intelligent cooperation, with tol.
erant excusing of the errors of oth-
ere, explaing most of mankind's pro-
gress
Police may be unnecessary in a
perfect workd but.we are a long ways
from having a perfect world
People #ho try to tell you what
you can do, and can't do, should
seek to control their own lives
“I LOST 52 LBS.
IN FOUR MONTHS!"
WEAR SIZE 14 AGAIN
Sass Mn, 0. D. Wells, Fi Woenth,
"Wa Kiwred Here
Eat AYDS Candy and Grow
This. New Easy Plan
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3
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; base ghetdet. Pr hgure F
wating Nite ed
we the «atv Apds Canuy 1am
Candy contain pecowmssry
ld matriments, Pulls ap
‘fattening foods. Backed ©
patil guarantee,
Back If Not Satisfied
Lat the Dealer tell bout
A AYDS nteed Phan or losing
ight, Years how some Jom wp (0
a weet. You 1 hance Onl
Bo, SATIS th on oxi
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PARRISH'S DRUG STORE
“18 North Allegheny Street
we: Bellefonte, Pa.
a
HX 4
A
a +
quate supply of rubber sealing rings
assured
however
mount
ww pack foods
already have been made for rolling food in glass jars, It says “an ade- Buy
Rubber Is Far Off
Even if synthetic rubber produc-
tion “reaches unprecedented heights”
the WPEB warns “civilian relief will
not be felt for at least two years.”
Therefore, there is to be no rubbel
except for “absolutely essential” uses
for the purpose” The
is restricting the a-
of sugar allowed housewives
-
coal now or be cold later
ou a complete woll
of Ponderosa Pine
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bo Made
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okcase |
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pric
and of solid Ponderosa Pine,
sides and back of 3.ply Fu! 8
we
Lairge 4-drawer. 7.44 S-diawer. 8.97
¢! This 4.drawer model has top
front
it!
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