Page Six THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. February 1%, 1943, Fm OBITUARY JOHN 1. RAY John D. Ray, Oil City, a Philipsburg, died home on Friday, had been visiting returning home died. The deceased ipsburg and entered early life. He fi freight, house at Fall working in the yard procured a position the Low Grade of the mnsyly and was promoted to long vears of ser 1641 uddenty Wis fireman ot ania Alte) fred MRS, EMMANUEL GLANTZ Mrs. Katie of Emmanuel Glant: at her home Lamar a native and lifelong Centre County daughter, Mi Freeport, and a Poorman Williamsport services id at tl Ardella Glantz, 72, wile Saturday She wa resident ol are an aied near Surviving N 111014 ’ f Shillings, of Mrs. Henry Grace ister were it Tuesday at 2 p.m at St. Paul Burial wa etery of the Lu town LESTER NEVIN FRYER Lester Nevin Fryer, 30, of Bu ham, died Wednesd Feb ! 1943, Bellef D. 3 plications. He September 10 and Harriet er married ers Mrs at Survive Frank Miss Sarah Cat risburg. Paul Spring Mills home. Funeral Sunday aftern on Main street Rev. Mr. Smit officiating. Salem-Reformed Spring Mills anc MRS. HARVEY BROWNLE! for the Brownle 3 r Hua Dae Uy Salona MISS ANNA GRIEB Miss Anna Elizabeth Grieb died at home ” 1 Tuesday afte her neat cna urday af Denbeaux in made in the i lersvill WALTER B Walter B dent of Philipsburg the Methodist Philipsburg State Hq afternoon, February fillness. W Gra; Centre County June 17 of the late I. V Blakely Gray of Philipsburg { Williamsport Dickinson and Poughkeepsie Milita He established ¢ 1 Philipsburg and Cle Was a for th Hardware Company For some because of married Jo vives him children, Washington W. A. Bugher, Sai and Marjorie Long, Jr., a major One sister irvive | of Philipsburg. His only son H. Gray, a lieutenant ir GRAY Gray, a longtin churcl alter oliciton 8. Alr Corps, preceded him October Funeral residence 3, 1839 services were at the Gray ternoon at 2 o'clock Saturday af held HOWARD GRANITE WORKS FRANK WALLACE, Prop. MES, ALBERT HOBBA Mi Nellie Hobba, wife Hobba, Sr, of Mill home last morning af lingering All died of Csoeoia Ihursday Hine She wi in Scotla Robert and Park. Sury motn 101 ter Novem! | Mar- Ivo i ROBB BERT ! } ) Bla MOSES AARON BEHRER FRANK PALMER GRAHAM ¢ jamin and EXTENSION SERVICE SETS NEW HIGH MARK IN 1942 V he exten n 1942 compared 1 1941, showing jected travel some wction - - Random Items (Continued from Pgs one) insofar as long periods of are concerned Of course short cold snaps SNOW, wind, but there won't be any near zero temperatures end. February always has severe week, and after that the of the winter is broken FUTURE: Wonder where all of us will one year from now? From the way the draft is shaping up it looks as though many of us who've been sit- ting eomfortably at home 80 far in World War II may be in Africa, Alaska, China, The Solomons, India feeland, England, or practically any - where else in the world. If it will Lelp bring a quick and final end to the war, we don’t heliewe many of {us will object to doing whatever we ican to help. over cold weather we'll and mao.e have on one back be for John's Evangelical & Reformed C Nevin Stamm chool, 8:30 St m 10 Hl sermon e, 7:30 | n Reformed Charge Hub- m Our Hublershurg - Zion minister chool 9: n Link church T30p m Service Charle Ci lershurs hip Church in Zion nim m wah Wor : wil church school 10:30 a. Mm Valley Lutheran Pastorate David 1 M 0, Nittany I'he Rey BlHefonte United Brethren, Bellefonte Blanchard-Dix Run Baptist Milesburg Presbyterian (harge H Warriors Mark -Dungarvin Churches | 2 } } ‘ f ' St. John's Episcopal Church Herbert Koepp-B P. Davis Septuagesima Sunday church schools . of the Holy Advent Church SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE CPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOONS Office orm dential order placing all F employe gf imum 48 hours, M Holmberg ¢ ir new office hou! Il Prey eder. work week of 1 great convenience iis on other particularly Williamsport on Saturday ng Dear ho come into town fternoo: Mr. Holmberg be glad to re Bocial Sec said office will anvone requiring numbes claim for oid- insurance pay- general informa- Social Security hig olive irity account to file a iIrvivor coking the wishing age and ment tion Act He urges all workers to take good care of thelr account number cards To employers he recommends that the name and number of each em- ploye be accurately recorded on the guarte: ly returns to the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Emplovers are advised to make a practice of re- cording the account number the first day a new employe reports to or concerning work The Williamsport Field Office rves the counties of Centoe, Clin- n Lycoming, Northumberland, Potter, Snyder, Tioga, and Union - Correct this sentence: “My friend, | could you possibly let me have that | : fiver that 1 Jet you have five years our spare tine to the creation of & jago?” | prunes CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL IN THE WEEK'S NEWS Monday of Last Week Mi IN Cleve Ungard Ch ges M1 H Mal Doi Howard Adimitteg Mill Artz youn Watson Spring monica colm nld Feesday of Last Week Thursday — Sarah Ann's | d Cranberry Salad Crab Salad cold water abd add hot Cool and add crabmeat arated Into fakes, delery, clives, salt, paprika, lemon juice and Tum into ofled individuaj molds and chill, When ready to serve nmold on lettuce and garnish with from pimentos, diamond shaped pieces from green peppers tipe Sprinkle gelatin in i io cooked The pepper, cayenne slices cut celery top with Autumn Salad 1 1-2 cups cooked prunes 4 teaspoons lemon juice 1 tablespoon sugar 3-4 cup cieam 3 to 4 ounces processed American cheese Cream the chegse and fold it into the cream which has been whipped Seed the prunes and run through a sieve, Add sugar and lemon jules to Line individual fiuted paper baking cups with cheese and cream mixture and fill the center with Prine Place cups in freezing tray and freeze. When ready to serve, re. move paper cups by peeling off and serve on lettuce with salad dressing n————aiann ISA We are seriously considering the suggestion that we devote some of Spring epic. sunday HEALTH AND BEAUTY YOU MUST EAT FOR HEALTH No. 4 it The the teeth {rom pyor? Pientiful supplies i found in oranges, grapeirait em and otl cit tomatoes, potatoes are tangerines fruit fresh fruit il mn rons most and getables, It i commercially getablos tin raw also In some fruit and © It is an inter hed or white rice a single vitamin, The proteing have been removed in ishing. The natural or brown rice contains in 3 1-3 ounces 100 per cont each of vitamin Bl, Thiamin, B2 and tboflavin, The people in the South pay h prices to obtain the above vitamins which they could get in unpolished rice and whole grains Whilz we can produce rice, it is al- moat impossible to buy any except that from which the vitaming have been removed by polishing Sweet potatoes are a rich source of vitamins For a well roundad diet we shoukd eat butle ‘ vegetlabios bread made wheat or other require some meat penitial canned fact that 100s not Mineras TO | Wile very eg milk. from flour of grains. Most Fresh fruit 18 es. whole people . EE An optimisite man individual who feels good is usually an WHAT MATTERS MOST IS THAT HE GETS THROUGH. .. Farm Security Will Buy Cattle PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD farther meet get CHEVROLET DEALER SERVICE Every Month! 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