Page Six
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
August 6, 1942.
| OB
[TUARY
WILLIAM T, TURNER
William T. Turner, 80, husband of
the late Grace Sperring Turner, who
died April 24, passed away at his
home in New York City, Sunday af-
ternoon after an {liness of two vears
A native of Centre county, he had
resided at Conifer, N. YY, for forty
years, serving three as treasurer of
the Emporium Lumber Company. He
retired two years ago because of ill
health, and moved to New York. M1
Turner was a 33rd degree Mason
Surviving him are two daughters,
Miss Beulah and Mrs. Ruth Manda
ville, both of New York City The
body was brought to Lock Haven for
burial
MRS. CORA E. ZERBY
Mrs. Cora E. Zerby, of Columbus,
Ohio, died in the Doctors Hospital,
July 9, 1942 She had been in {ll
health since December 1939, when
she was in an automobile accident
Mrs. Zerby was born December 16,
18900, at Howard, Centre County, a
daughter of Charles and Elizabeth
Askey Smith. She was married in
1900 Stewart Zerby Surviving
are one daughter, Mrs. Gladys Belt
and one grandchild of
Ohio; one sister, Mrs. L
of Columbus; two brothers
N. Smith, of Howard, R. D
Willard E. Smith, of Mill Hall
Mrs. Zerby was a member
Methodist church. Funeral services
were held at the Feil Puneral Home
Interment was made in the U
cemetery, Columbus
to
Cleveland
Wallace,
James
and
D
the
S
R
f
Of
HARRY B. SELLERS
Harry B. Sellers, Centre
native, i
morning
having
Bom
August
Paulser and
and was married in
10, 1914 to Miss Ed
Sellers conducted i
cessory store
a bullding i
ent Altoona
ily include his wife
and three sisters, Charle
Waddle; Wilson E
new T., Philipsburg
dle; Mrs. Elsie Campbell
v7
3
in
in
+
in Memb
Mrs
Tires Awarded by
Ration Board No. 1
Tires and tubes allo
tre County Rati
State College
July 24, were
Recapped T
Rebersburg
Jegep
tires
mont
MW
truck
and |
2 pas
Shrefl
tires
ime
tH
tires
State Coll
Rossman
farmer
Gap
1 Poorman
nd 4
solete
Musser
way
Co
°
Strouse
and 2
Meckley
farmer
Mills, 2 truck tires
lumber; John C
1 truck tire
fer, Spring Mills, 2
1 tube, hauling milk; L. J
Boalsburg, 3 pas. tires and 2 tubes
minister; Emilio Scitti, Spring Mills,
2 pas. tires and tubes, obsolete
mer. David D. Brooks, Spring Mills,
2 pas, tires, obsolete, lime
Recapped tires William E. Breon
Madisonburg, 2 pas tires, defense
John W. Hockenberry, Pleasant Gap
2 pas. tires, Dept. of Highway: M. J
Hubler, Boalsburg, 2 pas far-
mer; E. J. Gentzel, Bellefonte, 1 pas
tire, servicing farm machinery: John
F. Meeker, Spring Mills, 1 pas. tire
State forester: E. A. Day, Millheim
2 pas. tires, electrician; William N
Deibler, 1 pas tire, farmer: W. H
Decker, Millheim, 2 pas. tires, lum-
berman, John T. Albright, Millheim
1 pas. tire, highway main: Roy 8
Jamison, Centre Hall, 1 pas tire, de-
fense work: M. A. Keen, Aaronsburg.
2 pas. tires, farmer; W. H. Garman.
State College, 2 pas. tires, defense
work; L. E. Meckley, State College,
Millhe
main.; Neidigh
State College
tires
NAUINg road
hauling fuel and
Musser, Woodward
Stewart F. Con-
truck and
Cann f _—
Kaufman
farmer
tires
fa
iar-
urner
tires
Te give visual and fitting
38 June love and regard, the medium
the form must be chosen with
sare. Comforting assurance of »
duty well performed will be yours If
on thooss a genuine Rock of Ages
emorial to stand as your record
for the years to come.
HOWARD
GRANITE WORKS
FRANK WALLACE, Prop.
| former
Brewer, both State College, and Miss
Myrtle, at
member of
church #nd
Fellow class
a member of
AM the
amd Jafla
Mr
First
Men's
Sellers was a
Methodist
Win-a-
school,
F. and
Conslstory
home
the
of the
of the Sunday
Hiram lodge,
Harrisburg
Shrine
WILLIAM 1
Willlam L. Bloom, father of Mrs
Josephine Stewart of State College,
died at 9:50 p. m. Priday, July 31
1942, of complications. Mr. Bloom,
a resident of Philipsburg, was 58
He was born January 30, 1884 in
Clearfield, a son of Samuel Miles and
Isabel Rea Bloom His wife, the
Lulu Patterson whom he
married June 27, 1906, survives with
two children and several brothers
and sisters Funeral services were
held Monday at Dr. Charles Stew-
art's home in State College, with the
Rev. Charles W. McClay of Philips
burg officiating Interment was
made in Fruit Hill cemetery, Clear-
field county
BLOOM
MES
Mr:
ident
ARIE
Arie
ALVERETTA CONDO
Alveretta Condo, forme
month
united
member
} n | Hr me
te College
erman
11s
allocated
College
Paul
tire
aviator
nite, 1 pas
Bellefonte
Andrew
tire
tOver
work
Arthu
2 pas. tires
Belle-
Mit
pen.
Port
and
Port
work
State College, 2 pas
R. P. Long, Centre
defense work: Lew
Centre Hall, 3 pas
farmer; Harry L. Burris, 2 pas
farmer; John Deere Plow Co,
State College, 1 pas. tire, main
Robert H. Waltz, State
pas tires, defense work;
Sam B. Reed. Pine Grove Mills, 1 pas
tire, game protector; Bruce H. Knarr,
Centre Hall, one pas. tire,
work: G. Fr. Harter, State College,
1 pas. tire, farmer
ua
State College. 2
plumber
Dorman
defense
electrician
Matilda, 2
Harry
tires,
Hall
G
$i "
ires
pas. tires
Johnson
farming
3 pas
Kerstetter
$ Eras
ire
tires
Inc
fa . t1iv
farm equip
2
College, 2
defense
Leroy Smeltzer, State College, 4
pas. tires, defense work; Merrill E
Copenhaver, Aaronsburg, 2 pas, tires,
defense work. Lee Harpster., War-
riors Mark, 4 pas tires, farmer: P. G
Houtz, Lemont, 3 pas. tires, farm
work: A. R. Houser, Bellefonte, 2
pas. tires, guard: Horace G. Hunter,
Port Matilda, 2 pas. tires, defense
worker. Pearl G. Garbrick, Belle-
fonte, 2 pas. tires, school sup.: Roy
H Chance, Warriors Mark, 2 pas
tires, defense work; Reed A. Gar-
man, Oak Hall, 2 pas. tires, farmer:
Charles I. Wert, Madisonburg, one
pas. tire, lumberman; John B. White,
State College, 4 pas. tires, farm work:
Schreck Bros, Lemont, 2 pas. tires:
Clifford 1. Whiting, State College,
2 pas. tires, Farm Sec. Adm.; Larue
J. Thomas, Bellefonte, 3 pas. tires,
defense work,
New tires and tubes—Penn Twp
Supv., Coburn, 1 truck tire and 1
tire, road main.. State College Puel
& Supply Co. State College, 4 truck
tubes, hauling fuel, Harold Zettle,
Centre Hall, 2 truck tires and one
tube, hauling coal; Shoemaker Bros,
State Coilege, 4 truck tubes, defense
work. Earl D. Delaney, Centre Hall,
2 truck tires and tubes, farmer; R.
Lingle, Spring Mills, 2 truck tires and
tubes, farmer; W, A. Confer, Spring
i Mills, 2 truck tires and 1 tube, haul-
ing coal; Harry Spearly, Bellefonte,
2 tractor tires, farmer; W. H. Gar-
man, Oak Hall, 2 truck tires and 1
tube, farmer; George A. Crawford,
Centre Hall, 2 pas. tires and tubes,
mail earrier; © H. Vonada, Aarons-
burg, 1 pas. tire and tube, mail car
rier
—__
J. M. Keichline Insurance Agency
One of the Oldest Age
gencies in Centre County,
ANN W. KEICHLINE, Representative,
Temple Court
Phone 190
Recapped tires
| Mills, 2 pas. tires, farmer; J H. Brin-
dle, Woodward, 4 pas. tires, lumber-
man, Macklin E. John, 2 pas. tires,
defense work; Roy A. Houtz, Lemont,
3 pas. tires, farmer; Herschell Corre,
State College, 1 pas. tire, defense
work: Orvis A. Kerstetter, Coburn, 3
pas. tires, defense work; Paul Zim-
merman, Aaronsburg, 2 pas, tires, de
fense work: Bud 8. Zonge, State Col-
lege, 2 pas. tires, defense work; B
Hoy, Bellefonte, 2 pas. tires, defense
work. Robert L. Rhoads, Bellefonte,
2 pas. tires, defense work: Howard K
| Hopkins, State College, 1 pas. tire,
warden; Donald C. Richards, State
College, 2 pas. tires, defense work
C.F. Auman, Spring Mills, 2 truck
tires, road main; Richard L. Fye,
State College, 2 truck tires, farmer
RECENT
WEDDINGS
Herr Adler
Max Herr, of Centre Hall, and Mise
Kathryn Adler, of Philadelphia, were
married July 16 in Philadelphia. A
reception was held later at the bride's
home at Bridgeton, N. J. Mr and
Mrs. Herr will go housekeeping
near Centre Hall in the near future
to
Barmer-—Royer
Marian Lucille Royer
Mr Mrs. Earl Royer
anton, and Raymond Grant Bar-
and Mrs. Grant U
of Greene township, Clinton
in marriage on
24 at ¢ St
Onage the
The
Gren
Gaugn-
of of
and
OF
county, were united
J th
Par by
Yeagy, pastor
Mrs. Robert
Barner
The bri
af
evening
Lutheran
attendants were
inger and brother of
! iegroom
v i
“in and
the {ie wore
"
Osage «
Moyer—Bathurst
Moyer
Mover. of C
Martha Bath
Mrs. Jesse Bathurst
Bellefonte, were married at
Hall Lutheran church
sonage Monday night of
h Rev. Clarence C
ting. The bride is a grad:
Bellefonte High School and has been
employed by the Titan Metal Com-
par Mr. Moyer was juated
from the Centre Hall-Potter Town
ship high school in 1833 and also is
employed by the Titan Metal Com-
pany T le living }
Rowe Cabin at Centre Hall
son
en
irst
Mr. and
of the
par
week,
Otto officia-
Centre
last
ate of the
he couple is at Lhe
Vonada-—Swineford
Mrs. Charles E
Alexand
|
Wert-—Musser
Lou
BR
the bride of Lt
5 Army
ise hier of
Musser
Swarteel
daug
of Millheim, be.
Donald Wert
Alr Corps, a
performed gp m on
28, in the Evangelical
utheran parsonage at Columbia, 8
Attendants on the couple were
t. and Mrs. Ingram, of Columbia
Mrs Wert was graduated from the
East Penns Valley High School at
Miliheim, and for the past five years
has been employed as an operator in
the Millheim telephone exchange
Lt. Wert of Mr. and Mrs. D
Sparr Wert. of Aaronaburg, also is a
graduate of the East Penns Valley
High School. Upon graduation from
Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove,
he taught for two years in the East
Penns Valley High School until his
enlistment in the U. 8. Flying Cadets,
in Alabama. He received his com-
mission in Albany, Ga. several weeks
ago and was sent to Columbia, 8. C
Mrs. Wert will remain with her hus-
band while he is in Columbia
of the U
ceremony at
Tuesday, July
I
o
L
A
SON
Armstrong-—Miller
Miss Margaret Feyette Miller, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs 8. T. Riegel
of Centre Hall, and Lieut Harold H.
Armstrong. son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Armstrong. of Zion, were united in
marriage, Saturday afternoon, July
25, in the main chapel of the Ordi-
nance School, Aberdeen Proving
Ground, Md. Chaplain Robert J
Keeler, U. 8 Army, officiated, and
the double ring ceremony was used.
The chapel organist played “I Love
You Truly” before the ceremony and
continued playing softly while the
ceremony was being performed. The
couple was attended by Captain and
Mrs. Harold T. Amrine of Havre de
Grace, Md, The bride wore a street
{length powder blue dress with navy
accessories and a corsage of pink
rose buds. The bridegroom and best
man were in uniform. Immediately
after the service a wedding dinner
was served for the bridal party at
the Colonial hotel in Havre de Grace.
Mrs. Armstrong is a graduate of the
{State College High School and at.
{ tended Williamsport Dickinson Jun-
jor College and Penn State. For the
past three years she has been em-
ployed in the office of the Penns
Valley sales barn at Centre Hall. Lt
Armstrong is a graduate of the Hub-
| lersburg High School and the Ordi-
inance Officers’ School. He is assign.
ed to the staff and faculty of the or-
jdinance school. Por the present the
lcouple will have their residence in
Centre Hall
Bechdel—Trivelli
A wedding of Interest to residents
{of Blanchard and vieinity took place
at the Parish House of Immaculate
{ Conception church in Ravenna, Ohio,
| Saturday morning, July 5, when Miss
| Minnie Trivelll, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Trivelll, of Crown ave-
nue, Ravenna, became the bride of
|
R. P. Boob, Spring
CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL
IN THE WEEK'S NEWS
Monday of Last Week
Admitted: Mrs. Willlam V. Dennis,
State College; James Bird, Bellefonte
R. D. 2; William Stover, Bellefonte
RR. D. 3; Mrs. Lorin Rockey, Miles-
burg
Admitted Monday and discharged
Tuesday: Mrs. Sophronia Wands, of
State College
Tuesday of Last Week
Admitted: Mrs
Beech Creek
| Discharged
Josephine Clark
Ray Frank, State Col
lege: Mrs. Arthur Krelder, Howard
RD 2: Mrs. LeRoy Miller and in
fant daughter, Bellefonte R. D, 2;
Mrs. Elwood Bostian and Infant son
Bellefonte R. D 3; Mrs. T. A. Shoe-
maker Earl Tibbens, Bellefonte
Mrs. Hugh R. Riley, Jr, and infant
daughter, Boalsburg
Birth: a son to Mr. and Mi
ward J Thacker, State College
Wednesday of Last Week
Discharged: Mrs BRine Brook
and twin daughters, Pleasant Gap
Mrs. C. Willlam Plerce and Infant
daughter, State College; William 8
Martz. Centre Hall R. D. 1, Mr
John M. Tice, State College R. D
Thursday of Last Week
Admitted: Charle
Mills. R. D. 1
Centre Hall R
Discharged
Ruth
Admitted
Ed
Wilson
Anne
Bellef
Thursday
Friday Mona Dawson
Joan Dawson Bellefo
ifanna Dickson, Bellefonte
Birth: « fn to Mi
Sieg
Gordon
and
M
Bechdel
was perior
Bechdel, son he late
irtis The
ceremony
and buttons
in the
was edged lace
strand
back Her train n
and she wore
pears
q S CAITIOO A
a single
sweetheart neck
white
book with whi streamers
orchid
Marozzi
at Predericksburg, Va
man. Following the ceremony
a reception for 100 guests was held
4 pride
of
tine
stationed
best
ge
atl ine
home the bride's
£ pe
Mr
Clinton County
Soldiers Leave
Kelley
Darge
Rear
tater
Stephen
Kennedy M
Brooks, am J
Delmar E Putman
wki Guy RB Stron
DeMarte, C
Lioyd C Kin
4
on
Pa
’
rancis
Mc-
Sylvio Pisani
ip
Am iarence N
Carvey
and Arthur L. Geri
Other boys in th were
George LL. Bress
Clark, Flemington
group
Thomas 1
rge Watkins
leroy D. Rupert, George
Clair D Shensley and
Paul A Rupert, Beech Creek. Law-
rence H Temple, Mill Hall. R D
James R Gable, Stanley C. Donohasy
Clifford 8. Dauberman and Arthur
A. Omer. Mill Hall. John L. Geyer
Robert 8. Bie and Herman Krupa,
Avis: Edward P. McKeague., Queens
Run: William R. Shroat, of North
Bend: Merle C. Swank, Hammersley
Pork. and Pranklin P. Cryder, Jr,
and Lawrence A. Weaver, of Lock
Haven R. D
f
ler and
(hee
Woolrich
E. Conley
Tor
riy
Ne Foul Play
Found in Death
(Continued prom page one)
at Renovo
Taken before a Lock Haven alder-
man. Peters was placed under $500
bail for appearance at court. He Is
said to have confessed to having run
over the body of Stout as he was en-
route to work at 5 a. m. Tuesday
Later he entered a plea of guilty be-
fore an alderman to charges of fail.
ure to stop at the scene of an acci-
dent, fallure to reveal identity and
failure to render assistance
Among the victim's survivors are |
his mother, Mrs. Jennie Stout, of
Drury’'s Run; a brother, William, of
Westport, and a sister, Mrs Earl
Brooks, of Renovo, with whom the
man was staying at the time of his
death
A isi om—
Herrisburg Woman
In 30-Fcot Fall
(Continged from page ome)
McKeever, was killed when struck
bY a car in front of the home,
{ Ethel Punk suffered fractures of
{both legs, contusions of the thighs,
ipelvis and left eye, and cerebral
{ concussion, in the mishap. Prentice |
of the!
back, left eye and thigh. His condi- |
{tion was reported as “satisfactory.” |
and |
thusband, Mrs. Pasulka is survived |
{was treated for contusions
| In addition to her parents
iby a year-old baby daughter, Jo-
anne: two sisters, Bertha and Mary.
land five brothers. Arthur, Daniel,
{David and Elmer, all at home, and
{Brogg, N. ©
-»
An Argument ‘For’
| According to the American League
| to Abolish Capital Punishment, an
| examination of the homicide rates
| for the different states over the last
{ 11-year period, shows that in general
i the homicide rate is lower Mm states
that have abolished capital punish
| meat.
a — a a
Robert, who is in the Army at Port|
| Roy W. Daye, Smullton
Friday
Admitted: Miss
College: Harold
College
Discharged
State College
Fleming: Anna
Mrs, Robert K
won. Bellefonte
and Infant
Elizabeth Dotterer
Mrs. Lawrence Guiser
Admitted Priday and
Saturday: Marjorie Leathers
fonte R. D.; Es Leathers
fonte R. D. 3. Evelyn Swarm
ment; Jack Hosterman, Reber
Ruth Oaks, Stats
D. Bottorf, Stat
Mr:
Elizabeth
Marie Pendleton
Fisher, of
Thomas, Bellefonte
Thomas and Infant
Mrs. Fred R Meyers
State College Dr
State College
Boalsburg
discharged
Belle
Belle
Monu
burg
BON
fella
Saturday
Mi Marjory Gilliland
B. Btover
Robert B
George
Admitted
Oak Hall, Mi Jen
Spring Mills, R D
Cummo, Howard R
ist Jr, Howard
nie
ny
vi
D
OCKU
a
Mr
Family Holds
Annual Reunion
sitending
Ay
Mr
Philipsburg
x Were
Divining Rod
Still In Use
Delaney’s-Dullens to
Have Old Home Week
| Mi
Mrs. M
| Nittany
| Old Home Week to be held August
| 28, 20 a
reunion
| Italian
| ket pict
80 pleas
ainner
being
1:30 p
There
place:
the chil
Progran
wWOrme!
women
Cronpe
Hubler
Nittan
Fe
rranged wil wl o 1 b 7
m
“I'm glad you fixed it...
“3
(Contributed) 4
A
Dullen
planning
ana
Little
three-day
Elizabeth Delaney
argaret J of
nre n
30. Bunday 30th, will be
for Irish
Polish and Indians
ie will
nd
day Germans
A bas
this day -
be held on
prepared in tn for
¢ come |
and supper
aren
| had visions of ironing
by hand for the Duration!” |
Most housewives are “good businessmen.”
They realize that their appliances must last the
duration—which means that reliable repair ser-
vice must be available when things go wrong.
Reliable repair work is seldom “cheap,” but
it is most cconomical in the long run. Women
realize that the service dealer's costs include
TIME costs, MATERIAL costs, and OVER.
ih
HEAD. He must more than cover them to stay
in busine
{this suggestion: use vour appliances
and keep them ALL in good repair.
serve you better and longer.
An Advertisement of West Penn
Power Company in the interest of
, YOUR APPLIANCE SERVICE DEALER
bellefonte Preshyterian Church
Wi
| Tabernacle, Spring Mills present
There
selections incl
Missionary Alliance
Christian and
LX i
burg -Zion Reformed Charge
is 3 g meet tT pi ana >. apt ‘hureh, RBiancha
} y
rd
hip
gE WOR
v
yesday
rordial
Nittany Valley Evangelical and
y Valley Lutheran Pastorate Reformed Charge
David ¥ trae
Linen Moods, Modes
rien its oy wiz and
Advent Church
5 asin
hen again they
an entirely
how smart
ries Linen
using two
1riely § SAKE.
Pix Run-Blanchard Baptist
W pastor
H
9th Annual Grange Encampment
and
Centre County Fair
i
|
GRANGE PARK
| CENTRE HALL. PA.
600 FAMILIES
LIVING IN TENTS
AUG. 22 10 2
Camp Opens Wed., Aug. 19 at Noon
|
FREE
| Daily
| * Five Companies
Acrobats
®* Band Concerts
®* Baschall Games
Entertainment
of
ADMISSION ENTIRE WEEK - - -
Children Under 12 Free
Grange Day,
Thursday,
August 27th
®* Implement, Stock
ond Poultry Dis-
plays.
® Fruit, Flower, Farm
Crop Exhibits.
SOF
Car Parking 25 Cents
“(All Admission Prices Subject to Federal Tax)
Jb Aik
i hia a,