MOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
GENE ALLEN,
Richard Gene” Allen, 7, son of Mr
and Mrs. Creighton Allen of Bald
Eagle township Clinton
died Sunday at 11:50 a. m., while en
route With his parents to visit his
grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Sam
uel Tressler, at Eagleville station the Order of |
The boy had been in ill health since | Star; of White Shrine
his birth, and death was due ‘o a member of the Ty Clive
natural causes Dr. W. J. Shoemaker,
coroner, reported, Additional sur-
vivors include a brother, Donald |
Creighton at home, and paternal | MRS. ELLA H. BARR
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John | Ella H dT. of
Allen of Mill Hall. Private services | at 9:45 o
were held at the McCloskey Funer- | 1043
al Home, Mill Hall, at 10 a. m, Wed Bellefont
nesday with the Rev, Clarence F
Johnston in Interment wal
made in
of thu
the
First
Hannah
fd of thie
Methodist
Houston Bible
RICHARD
county Christ n Service, She wa
member and past pre
one Round Tabk
memim
past worth
club; na
ecretary
rone
Garden Club for
Joa
1 A compiil
charge
side
widow of the
sunny cemetery,
WILLIAM BLAIR WATSON
Willlam Blalr Watson { Loc}
Haven, died Saturday at 7
at the 1
plications due to He
ill since Christma Born
» had formerly
urant at Re)
counts
resta
the past six year
his
membey t. Matt i '
cal 1
addition
other
and a
and a
houn
Tuesd
reral
charge
Matthew
made in B H
tre .
MRS. HELEN H. MATTERN
affairs
dent of
7:10
of Hav
fonte
man, Tyrons
Bellef
been in wid he ¢ i ! thie Vi i ma } Ke ‘ ‘
MRS
morning
is
Mattery
water
Feninessee Valle } XY I
Hays W. Mattern, Ji ashier of
Farmers’ Nationa] Bank, Bellefonte
one brother, Dr. Edgar R. Heckmar
Tyrone: one sister, Mrs. Anna H.
inebach, Bunbury: also four grand
Mrs. Mattern
: Pleasas
wdist church for 50
4 eTrviDe will De held
been a member of the
Met]
YORE
by iled y
chiare!
church
Women Bociety of
a charter
ident of the of
matron and n Master
tern
Altoona: | ty
had been a mem! Wf the
houn in ock Haver ‘ CHARLES II. WEAVER
THE CENTRE DE
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{2:30 p. m. Thursday, with Rev, David
A. Downin, pastor of the church, of-
ficiating, Interment will take place RECENT
nt Pleasant Gap
BRICKER INFANT
A daughter, the first child, born
WEDDINGS |i rm
| present for the ceremony was the |
bridegroom's brother, Noval Aviation
Cadet Edward Daniel Foye, Jr, of
Emmittsburg, Md. LL and Mrs, Foye
now are In Ban Diego, Cal, where
Fove 1s on duly at the 8an Diego
Alr Btation. The bride is a
to Ensign Samuel H. and Betty Zeig
ler Bricker, of Bellefonte, at the
County Hos, staal at 12:18 a
July 13, 1043, died at
Sunday--~Meyery
Centre
m. Tuesday
birth
Sunday
Mr. and Mi
Evergt
D., announce
Hons
Harry 8
the een Btate (
the marriage
Het Btoy
MISS KATE M. STOVER
Centre coun
1943. at the
Wash- gunday to
born ‘ollie
Stover
June 23
Home in
Stover wa
December 1,
a daughter of Samuel
Hess Stover. Several nephew
niece
Miss Kate M
native, died
National Lutheran
ington, D. C, Miss
county
Cpl
ington
Norman Sunday
D.C. The
Miss
1 1onk
both «¢
Delia
place at
in Centre \Wa
and
and lex
urvive
ANDREW LYONS
Lyon
Samuel ye
EARL
1 Ar
avd M
wn, died at no i i m " fig Februas
drew
Gunsallus—Lenne
of Mi
tral
MRS. PATIENCE
Foust Witmer
MRS, SARAH GESSNER RI
WILLIAM W. KERSTETTER
Hall-Potier
mechanic pros to nis note
y net the servi
Barbara Batt. both of McKees- He ‘
has
1 5
Corps fecmived hii
Field
in addition to four
Mrs. Rine
Trvksy
d advance
member
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MANY
NEW
PATTERNS
the former Hilda
m January BB. this
Si) a 20m
Witmer Eber
Bellefonte on
his
and Elizabeth
and was born
1870
* of death
SHOE WEARE
2 months
Aas Burviving are these child
Pan
Williams
both of
Edmund, of Huntingdon
Josenh ath of
Walter and Paul
Bellefonte: Mahlon, of Mishawaka V i
Ind. and Mrs. Mildred Shillings, of children 00. &
Lock Haven: two sisters and a bro-
Mrs. Harry Badger. Mrs. Jo-
soph Abt and Harry Eberhart, all of
il and
port
ther
Bellefonte: 18 grandchildren and one | have discontinued buying w=
this
help the
great-grandchild. Mr. Eberhart was great
a former member of the VFW of
Bellefonte, a former chief of the Lo-
gan Fire Company, and a member of
the Methodist church. Puneral ser-
viens will be held at the Walter Eb-
erhart home on West Linn street at | ed
2 o'clock this ‘Thursday afternoon stamp
with Rev. Harry C. Stenger, Jr. as- | ity
sisted by the Rev. G. EE. Householder
officiating. Interment will be made
in the Union cemetery, Bellefonte
ADDITIONAL DEATHA ON PAGR
EIONT BRCOND BRCTION
ahoe git
your To h
possibie get the benefit
one i)
tomer. Only goods on sale at
OPA” will be sold witho
This Is your
children AVE as
me air of a
oniy pair of a
great o
Copperhead Bites
Aged Howard Man
(Continued from pppoe ome)
be kept under refrigeration, and it
is effective in the treatment of the
bites of any poisonous snake. The
Parrish drug store had not had any
calls for the serum for three or four
years, the last call being when an
employe of a circus showing in|
Bellefonte was bitten by a snake
Mr. S8henck said that snakes seem |
to be unusually numerous in the |
vicinity of his home this year. Last |
Thursday afternoon. he said, he saw |
a copperhead attack one of his;
voung chicks in the chicken vard. |
By the time Mr. Shenck man over to |
the spot, the snake had the chick's |
head in its mouth Shenck rescued |
the chick and killed the snake, |
iwhich measured nearly three feet!
in length. The chick did not sur- |
vive its encounter with the snake |
The snake which bit Mr. S8henck |
{was described as being a “young” |
jone which measured only about two
jfeet in length, he said.
THIS 18 THE MAN
HAINES
The Shoe Wisard
Possible
inday, Jr,
ollege, R. 8ignal
Bunday
MA nie
Meyers of
1860 fn mre | Washi
Lydia y 1s Jul and that
Army
SHOE BUYERS
shoes
we will allow
57 {0 a Cus~
graduate of the Allentown High
Bchool and Allentown Business Col
l attended Moravian
College for Women. Since last Au-
gust she has been employed by the
Corps of the War Depart
Washington, D. C. Lt Foye
fn Major in the U. B Al
Corp and grandson of the late
Robert F, Hunter, and Mrs. Emma B
Hunter, of East Curtin street, Belle
un Meth- fronts { a graduate of Lock
wlon on gaven T where Iu
of Cpl. was tudving Lo Ix
or, He 1042
with the 11. 8B. Naval Aviation Force
H mother | i former N
H
ee She the
of thelr ent
und
f Wash
of But
Lhe
we her College
n physical dire
entered training in June
$7
Dowdell)
18, 1043 ir. and Mrs. R
Wooten
ID if
Fett v1 trent | © receive
tir! nf fie
nd Mr
Five Cases Heard
At Special Court
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Adr
de Leader
and re
mechan.
Scout Camping
Season Opens
ICantltenef pom page nme)d
RS
ported by Pes 11 ewes
Mile i :
re
3st, hike a time the ook edd
Meir over
men
meal at the Roopsburg
Spring
Robert Rhoads
Hall Biddle of
Gap Raymond Am-
Beliefonte A perfect
seven
Lewistown
Juniata
the meet.
with
stamp
women Mill
200 and’ Three scx
s much
and Pleasant
dam along Creek
HE mastery
Contre James
and
5} we merman of
iii go in
ta meeting
attencance records for
Karl Disque of
ti executive of
Council. attended
assisted Mr. Phillips
the
sale
sent fie
Valley
ings and
the work
Scoutmaster
you and the
many as
Biddie
members of his troop all have scout
uniforms and are now buying tents
They have held a meeting every
week since the trdop’s organization
and 13 of the scouts expect to attend
camp Aurust 25
Mr. Phillips sald that all mom.
bers of the Mileghurg troop now have
uniforms and many of the boys will
go to the camp in the Seven Moun
tains this summer Ammerman
gave a report of activities of soouts
under his leadership
Farl M. Cartwright of Belizfonte,
district commissioner, gave a Some
prehensive report of the district's ace
tivities during the past month. Re-
ports were given for advancement
and eamping and activities
Special drives for funds for scouts
ting will be conducted in Pleasant
{Oap, Milesburg, and Howard, it was
fgnnounced by the finance commit.
ites. It was reporied that a check
{was received recently from the Belle. |
fonte Community Welfare Fund
Rarl E. Russe of Bellefonte, wns
named a new member of the finance
committee.
wd marke reported that
ut ration
pportun-
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Hagyard Philip burg
Harry
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Darothy
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Blots
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© BISSSTTenRl DOE tASTS ESE! NINES LLTITIL OTC SNR 8 "es
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Altoona |
July 15, 1948.
(Political advt.)
JAMES L. ADAMS
for PROTHONOTARY of Centre County
THE THIRD TERM and then the fourth
LET'S BE CONSISTENT!
Three years ago we openly opposed the
how actively the WILKIF
TERM Should we, as Republicans,
of the opposition party
party?
third term we recall
CHAIRMEN OPPOSED THE THIRD
oppose the third term for
thom then turn about face within our
Own
We Opposed the Third Term in 1940...
Let's Be Consistent in 1943 !
Republican Primary Flection, Tuesda eptember 14, 15943
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