THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BECEEFONTE, PA. Mareh 25, 1943. OBITUAR - ’4 WILLIAM V. GLENN William V. Glenn, of Harrisburg, a former resident of Altoona, died at his home Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock after an extended illness. He was born April 19, 1872, in Bnow Shoe, the son of Dr. George and Anna Glenn, While in Altoona he was employed as a clerk in the main. tenance of way office of the P. R. R Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mae (Sdvage) Glenn, formerly of Al- tocna: three children, Mrs. John Spence, of Akron, Ohlo; John, of Washington, D. C., and Mrs. Mar- jorie Walmer, of Harrisburg, one granddaughter, and one brother, John Glenn, of Altoona. Mr. Glenn was a member of the First Presby- terian church in Altoona and of the Odd Fellows. Interment was made it Harrisburg MRS. ROSELLA I. SHERMAN The body of Mrs. Rosella Ishler Sherman, who died Sunday evening, March 21, 1943, at her residence, was taken Tuesday to the home of he: mother, Mrs. Mollie Ishler 228 S Burrowes street, State College, Fu- neral services will be held in the Faith Reformed church, State Col- lege, at 2:30 p. m. Thursday, with Rev. A. 8. Asendorf officiating. Mr Sherman was born January 1, 1905 al Potters Bank, a daughter El- wer and Mollie Stover Ishler. She was married to Oscar R. Sherman snd was a member of the Reformed church. In addition to her mother and husband, she is survived by two children, Constance and John Wes- ley. at home. and by the following brothers and sisters Mrs. J. Whitney, Spartansburg; Mrs. J M Musser, Bellefonte; and Samuel and Carl, Boalsburg HOWARD D. HARPSTER Howard D. Harpster, of Sproul, died Sunday morning at the Veter- ans’ Hospital in Aspinwall. He wa bom at Pennsylvania Furnace Huntingdon county, March 7, 1888 the son of John and Anna (Powley) Harpster, the latter deceased He was united in marriage with Mary Rhodes of Claysburg, June 25, 1925 She survives, with these brothers ang sisters: Oscar Harpster Al- toona; Mrs. Mary Junsias J rone: Mrs. Rosella Dibert and David Harpster, both of Pennsylvania Fur. neces. Mr. Harpster had been employ - ed by the General Refractories com- pany as a brick setter at Sproul. He served in World War No. 1 as a pri- vate in Company E, 50th Infantry 4th Division, and was a member of tie Claysburg American Legion Post, No. 522, and the Claysbury Methodist church. EDITH ROSELLA MEYER Miss Edith Rosella Meyer, of South Allen street, State College, died at the Philipsburg State Hospital at 12:30 p. m1. Monday, March 22, 1943, of complications from an illness last- ing four months. Puneral services will be held at the Koch Funeral Home State College, at 10 8 m hursday, with Rev. E. H. Joges of- ficiating. Interment will be at Boal: burg. Miss Mever born rer 13. 1807 at Lemont, a daughter of George C. and Maude Irwin Moy- €r. She is survived by her mother and the following brothers ter: Mrs. A. L. Haskins, State Col kge: W. Clarence Meyer, State Col of of of Was Septem ang Jfor the past 8 year: Ronald E. Meyer Miss Meyer was a member of State College Presbyterian church. She was graduated from the State Ccllege High School in 10256 and from the College In 1929. She taught school for one year at Tid- joute, for two vears at Danville, and for six years Philipsburg. Priory to her lliness, she was assistant di- rector of recreation at the Bass Hos. pital, Fort Meade, Md lege; N. J the JOHN N. BAUER John N. Bauer, native of Shoe and for many yea a well known resident of Bellefonte, died at his home on West Beaver street, Bellefonte, at 6 o'clock Tuesday eve- ning, March 23, 1043, after an ill ness with a complication of d eases, He had been in falling health Mr. Bauer, for and lveryman in was a son of Nichola McCafllerty Bauep Snow Shoe on Noveme ber 1, 1869, making his age at time of death 73 vears, 4 month He is survived bv hi Bertha Derr: fou Mr James Morrison and Joseph Bau both of Bellefonte, and Mi Jean Heffelfinger and Vincent Bauer, both at home; 3 grandchildren; and ister, Mis Bauer Bellefonte, Fur will neld at St. John's Catl Rt. Rev. William E ing. Interment will Catl Snow mer green Bellefonte, and Marian was born in BETO0e) ang 22 wife, th children cay iormey ol be ot with the s officiat- 10 o'Clox oli cemetery. Bell MRS, SARAH ALMEDA WHITE Mrs. Sarah Almeda White, of Jer- Mt. Eagle i Hi Short Lhe Community Shore, at 10 a m. nas 21. 1943. M1: White, wi ill about two vea W ceased wa a daugnt Aid Susan Ral at Howard. Six Fagle to he: White, and ne Helen LE BY ioe 24 her (Loe: ¢ vit paren vive, with two sister 1. of Howard, and cas, of Milesburg, She wa ber of the Howard Reform Funeral held Nefl Funeral Home in Howard \ noon, with Rey rnice a meme services were ite officiatis r In Curtin « MRS, JOHN 4. BILLETT Bellefonte night, March n Pine s | o'clock Monda: 22. 1843 rect 1 x the irom ii the best he had not be about the time of the fatal attack. Mrs. Bil- lett was a daughter of the Rev James M. Smith and Salome Weller Smith and was born at Ligonier on August 4. 1871 making her nt house as usual until the ange 7 month vived by her Nel Carl Ward 1 grandchildren Frank ng andl y Only Woodbury, Ll lll — ey afternoon at in-law and daughter the home of the son- Mr. and Mrs. {Carl Cole on Bishop street, Belle- | Arnold,’ {pastor of Bt. John's Lutheran church | made | {fonte, with Rev. Clarence E officiating. Interment will be tin the Unlon cemetery, Bellefonte CHARLES C, MARK Charles C. Mark, 62, native lifelong resident of Sugar where he had farmed for many vears, died Saturday moming at the State Hospital, Danville, where he had been gp patient several mon*hs Eurviving are his wife Katherine Idella, two sons and one daughter Harry D.. Goot 8. and Helen, Lo- anton, R. D.: four grandchildren; ister, M Della Boob, and two half-brothers, A. J. and W. D. Mark, Ji of Loganton Funeral "rVines were held at the home, Loganton R. D., Wadnesda [ts with Rev. T. R. Husley off) ment wa made § een 1 i H Logan He noon the ating in thu ¥ int ! MRS, CARRIE {. KLING Currie | \ Kil Widow ¢ Ii morning home of her daug tii Conle f Mr Edith Mar Joeseu Mi Bellefonte; Mi: of Howard Homer Luca member of t 1 and Dam MICHAEL JOHN COTTAGE wel John Cottage of § 1] ’ n imestony His WOorke! Annie, and urvive, in Catherine A brother-in of Fifth } everal ne including the 8pritrer families of Bellefonte, irvive. He was a member of John's Belle. fonte. Puneral services will be held 8t. John's Catholic 10 m. Thrusday william E. Dow Interment will be made in wife, One ad- Phi Spriteaer AVE. { Wig hew Catholic church, church with th g Offi ir emeters ADDITIONAL DEATHS ON PAGE SIX -8BOOND BECTION ENLISTED IN DECEMBER, NOW IN NORTH AFRICA ‘harles B. Mitchell, 27, Mrs. Ed. Mitchell, of who enlisted In the U. B December 7. 1942. ha ing with the armed lorces in Africa for the past two mont Mitchell had been employed In a defense plant at Niagara Falls. N. Y for some time before entering the tervice of Mr Runville Alr Corps been serve North LON rnin mi se SM nr ————— Nittany Valley Charge. Church announcements for March 28: The Nittany Valley I Pastorate, the Rev. David E. Strasser, pastor 8t. Paul's Church School at 9:30 a. m. Morn- ing worship at 10:30 a. m. Zion Church School at 9:30 a. m, Even- ing worship at 7.30 p. m. 8t. Marks Church School at $30 a. m Sun- day utheran BUY U. S. 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To Be in Sunda Rotary Club, dissectible ves - ¥ numer body (Continued from page one) Tuberculosis Committee |leation exercises next Thursday ap- | ¢oY and desk for health room [pear below, Complete programs for Undine Fire Company, fag Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wed- [and flag for grounds ; ; inesday nights are published else- Veterans of Foreign Wars, combin- where in this issue ation radio and record player Official dedication services will be! Women's Club, plano for held in the new auditorium begin. rocm ning at 7:45 o'clock Thursday night, April 1, with R. C. Blaney, chairman the bullding committee, preside. ‘Dedication Program of model seales pole MUR Modern Building the principal features of the new bullding are the following Automatic, stoker-fired furnaces; automatic ventilation and tempera- ture control in classrooms, anditor- ium and gymnasium, communicating velem to classrooms, auditorium and gymnasium aboratorie thre Among Of ng Music will furnished by the High 8chool orchestra, An invoca- tion Isd by William C. Thompson of the Presbyterian chaireh, will be follolwed hy th group singing ol America led by Mr AIbEriA hop rooms: four-room commercial Krade silts threesroom homemnkir After tl n of hanor i 4 \ Libre ruest Earl K SUPCTVISING quite alarm principal ef school will peak on corrido 1 Bellefonte School Greeting the State Department of Pub- will be brought hy Ackley, deputy sup- paejty of 038. Faciliti State Depart (yan pleture booth and equipment be ix oduction {eter Stock, oded fire in hell t*m trim Indiana The auditorium has an FOC electri clock and exwerion OITVAO limestone seatin Cli ian rem of lle Instruction Dr. Clarence E rintendent Other ment representatives whedulad to Ix rppear on the program are Dr. Hu- rt C. Eicher, of the school buildings division, and H. Frank Hare { education adviser The address of the evening will he riven by Dr. Fred P. Corson, presi- nt of Dickinson College, Carlisle The formal dedication ceremony will be performed by Horace J. Hart. president of the school board will conclude with the g! of "Star Spangled Banner ar: H. J. Hartranft Gifts Received C. Blaney. vice president interest in the Millard Hartswick Dr I been evidenced by the Adams, J. Bossart DeHaas, local organizations H. Brouse, and William B articles of Mrs. W. Harter Vonada educa. to Marian L. Volynch WAAC treasurer nclude mo- and foot lights on ta I'( i cyclorama and Maint. back drop; oustic tile Ths gymnasium, which ha approximately one pera It ha two Cro ourt main curtain chief ed a celling a floor ’ wil act will ONGATY aren ef cat 900 bleacher by a curtain electric complete room girls and an adjacent eation room for Brrectiy emall game Membre roll-back divided wcoreboard anc Of locks DOY 1 ranft nd the program board of education dent; R Mr J H william Trou Seren oup singing of Lhe pre noct Community building has of various ontributing valuable ipment for use in the program and their gilts ax tion eq new 1COPESOT : now serving in the W. Mattern, Jr, Musser W. Gettig, attorney Building Corporation members Mahlon K. Robb wi H. Brouse, vio Lewis Lenhart, secretary; Horace J. Hart- ranft, Newell B. Long, and John © Love, atltorne) he First National Benk Is W Ly tional The donor { follow American piano for auditorium Kiwanis Club tage Logan cto Ministorium Dedication Week — Bellefonte High School MARCH 28 to APRIL 1, 1943 RELIGIOUS SERVICE By THE BELLEFONTE MINISTERIUM Evening hh 28, at 7:45-—-Auditor Opening Remark Horace J. Hartranit, Presid 1 t Hymn Faith of Our Fathers” Congr The Call to Worship The R Selection: “1 Wii Extol Lowden Presentation of the Bible Rev, Harm ( Acct the Bible Mr J. Miller Member, Board of Ed Rey, G. E. Housel Congregation laretice E J. L. Rall... TO Rev. Francis Congregation Standing Hev H. Halbert Jacobs Legion, grand president president fings for auditorium Company lide pro Fire Bible fo Wee ar 8 Thre C. Harold ’ ' plances of Prayer Hymn The Bermon cm Selection: “O Lord, Mow Manifold Are Thy Work Prayer Hymn: “My Country, The Benediction . Choir Director—Mrs. J. Ernest Martin Planist—Mrs, Paul 8. Beaver The choir consists of representatives of Bellefonte church chou “Our God. Our Help In Ages Past ‘Religion and Education’ Rav. ( "Tis of Thee the PATRIOTIC PROGRAM - Bs BROOKS-DOLL POST No Monday Evening. March 20, JOHN G. LOVE, Past-Commander, Presiding ul Legion 33, AMERICAN LEGION at 7.45 -Auditorium Honor Band Band Mr, Love Enoch H. Adims Member, Board of Education Mary Bwartz, Member of Senior Class Mr. Frank Geynn, Past Commander Dept. of Pennsylvania, American Legion Titan Metal Male Choru Band Junior Guard of Legion Call to Colors. America’ Conorrt Presentation of Acceptance Essay: “After the War Addres Junior Piano Dr i= Over” Selections Banner” Band Director—Vito A. Fera Chorus Director—Mrs, J. Ernest Martin Following the program the building will be open for inspection. Also, a dance will be held in the Spring Street gymnasium. Music by the Amer. jean Legion Junior Orchestra, Pree admission by courtesy of the Legion PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM Tuesday Evening, March 30, at 7:45--Cymnasium Under direction of Mise Arisnne Demmy, Mr. O. E. Byers, Mr. Frank Hench Physical Education Instructors Patrioti~ ‘Btar-8pangled All participating Boys' Classe Boys' Ciasses Boye' Classes Boys’ Clasees Tth year, boys and girls Girls’ Classes 10th-11th year girls 8th year girls Formal Marching. : Oth year girls | Presentation of Corporal Stripes. Girls’ Classes | Wrestling Demonstration by Charles Ridenour and other State College i Varsity Wrestlers, under the direction of R. Paul Campbell, Coach “Stars and Stripes Forever” Following the program the building will be open for inspection STUDENTS’ PROGRAM at 7 Wadnpesday Even h 31, 45 Auditorium x EE ee mr MR - a VICTORY GARDEN NEWS THE ONION SETS you ordered are ready for delivery. DUE TO A LABOR SHORTAGE, some of our seeds are late coming in, but will be here in time for planting. USE OUR VICTORY GARDEN Fertilizer for finer vegetables, SHEEP MANURE, Nitrate of Soda and Lime will in- crease your crop. LEAD ARSENATE, Bordeaux mixture and Bean Beetle dust will protect your crop. DO NOT PLANT TOO EARLY. Wait until weather conditions are right for planting. For the Best of Everything in Hardware, see Schaeffer Hardware Store Allegheny Street Bellefonte, Pa. Mass Flag Salute Tactics Calisthenics { Tumbling Pyramids " Square Dance Demonstration | Class Organization | Exercises: Formal, Rythmie, Defensive. | Mass Games ; , A. _— | 1 The ——— Orville F. Bollenberger, High I Introductory Remarks Musie “Btar-Bpangled Banner” All America ‘Our Heroe March by rims’ Chorus wt in G by Cardinal March | March wir Mir Th Maiden, Spin ol the Bummer Lo! 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