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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
October 28, 1943.
"LOCALS
A
MRS. EFFIE GOODMAN,
Mrs. Effie Goodman of Da-
kota, Ill, died at a Freeport hos-
pital Thursday, Oct. 14, {ollowing a
brief illness. The former Effie Meyer
was born in Rock Run township
March 9, 1866, the daughter of Dan-
jel and Matilda Smull Meyer. She
was married in December, 1893 to
Lincoln Goodman, who preceded her
in death. She was a member of the
Dakota Methodist church. Survivors
include a daughter, Marguerite
Goodman at home; a son, Boyd
Goodman of Freeport; a sister, Mrs
Emma Lauck of Peabody, Kans., and
a brother, John Mever, of Dakota
Funeral services were held the fol-
lowing Saturday afternoon at the
Dakota Methodist church, Rev. Gene
Van Kranenberg, pastor, officiating
Burial was made in the Dakota cem-
clery
71.
J. ELLIS HARVEY
Ives 1 Harvey of
formerly of Bellefonte
ceived word of the
19 of his brother
at the home of his
vey, Jr. ara
stationed ¢
Mr. Harve
June 6
interested
brick at
For the
in the !
Anniston, Ala
ested in the clay
ticed his
gineer an
year he
on his
to take a rest
to California a:
wife were on t
when they
Willlamsport
last week re-
on Oct
Harve)
Fllis Har-
1 the navy
lexa
deat
Orvisio
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south
profe
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doctor's advi
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HOWARD
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FRANK WALLACE, Prop.
at Corpus Christi. Mr
seriously ill and did not
is survived by his wife, the former
Edithe Budinger, of Snow Shoe; his
son, J. Ell Jr and his brother
He is also survived by thiee nieces
whom he raised and who now live in
California. Mrs. Harvey will continue
on to California and live there, In-
terment took place in California
Harvey took
recover, He
| GEORGE BE. TRUCKENMILLER.
George Edward Truckenmiller, 89
of Flemington, died last Thursday
afternoon at his home following a
lingering illness. Born in Centre
county, he had lived in Lock Haven
and Flemington since childhood. He
retired 15 years ago working
at the Elliot Foundry and the
mill. He attended
church. Surviving
ters and two sons
Gill and
Flemington
Haven, and
grandchildren
tWO sister
Ernest and Nellie
of Washir n
Welk \
after
paper
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MES. WILL:AM M, YOUNG
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Don’t run cleaner over pins, hairpins, and other metal objects.
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Keep brush free of oil, dirt,
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When not in use, wind
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{was born October 4, 1879, a daugh-|
ter of George F. and Clara (Albert)
Harris at Osceola Mills, Bh married
Mr. Priestly April 17, 1804 at Osce-
ola Mills, She is survived by her
"husband and the following child-
ren Mrs. Luther H, Bwonger, at
whose home she died; Mrs. Reull
Lucas, Fleming; Mrs. Ernest C, Gal-
lagher, Altoons: Eugene Priestly
Altoona; Mrs. Willlam B. McCort
Newport: Mis. Roy Bechtel, Silver
| Springs; Arthur Priestly, German-
town; Rev. John F. Priestly, Colum-
bia, 8. C.; and Barbara of Altoona
Ten grandchildren and the follow
ing brothers and sisters also
vive: Arthur Harris, Osceola
Eugene Harris, Downers Grove, Ill
Mrs. Charles Brown, Altoona
and Mrs. L. W. Watson, Snow Shoe
She was a member of
Baptist chuiel
Bible «¢ Ins
Sure
Mills;
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Random ltems
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ENGLISH LESSON
Don't w : X) 1
END GF A DOG:
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THANK
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TABLE
People in a position to dow claim
in Belle-
t $6.000
is said to be a Museum
that figure it
ique table
valued a
wold be
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THOMPSON SISTERS
ENTERTAINED FIRST LADY
Mrs. Charles Thomns-Stahl of
Centre Furnace, has received a pe
tonal from Mrs. Franklis
Roosevelt, wife of the President, fol-
lowing her trip to the South Pacific
On the trip Mrs. Roosevelt was g
of honor at dinners clut
which Miss Hilda Thomp is in
charge and the canteen supervised
Miss Alice Thompson, both of
College and of Mrs
hile
Mr Stahle
came from her sist
Included in her leit
tropi flowers fx
letter
at the
m
sfatar
information
8 and Miss
Is sever
al in
ie centerpiece
The
low
‘While on my trip to the South
S-as 1 met Miss Hilda Thompson
She is doing a very hard job as a
Red Cross supervisor and is going
iinea to do an even hard.
one Everyone has great confi.
dence in her ability to do It and
she seems well and deeply interest.
ed”
Roosevelt eommunication
to
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hy Li 4
Advertising not extravagance,
unless it ig incompetent
is
KELVINATOR
ELECTRIC STOVES
MELROY'S
PLEASANT GAP, PA.
“Do Unto Others as You
PHILCO RADIOS |
BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY
:
Centre County
Hospital Notes
To Mail Lost
Ration Books
Finders Should Drop Them in
Mail For Postoflice
Monday of Last Week
Admitted: Frank Bartley
fonte; Mrs. H M. Walla
Belle
Clinton-
dale
Discharg
Infant
E. Jodon,
ert L
fonte
Admitted Mor
Tuesday Robert
Dur David
ad: Mi
Julian
Pl
Cain
Xion and
Thoma
Rob
Ned 8¢
R. D.;
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want
and Infant
Fuesday of ast Week
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Wednesday of Last Week
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Tyrone Woman
Dies In Hospital
Continsed from page one
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LaBonna
Mrs. Fink w
affairs of the
of the American
the Tyrone Ci
rone Garden
nurse by
the Clearfield
Mrs. Clyde Watson,
Candidate for Auditor
At
of the counts
the reanest of the Labor Union
she waz made a mem-
ber of the Centre County OPA price
panel and in carrving ont her work
has given of her time and of
the use of her car without remun-
¢Fation of any kind
For years she has been a member
of Pomona Grange of Centre Coun
ty. and has taken all seven degrees
of the Grange. She has been a man.
ber of the Palrview Evangelical
church since 1811
Mr. and Mra Watson have four
sons, two of them being in the arme-
ed forces. They are: Sgt. Irvin Wat-
son, of Camp Perry, Ohio, sams AS
Kenneth Watson, who is training to
become a pilot at Marshall College,
Huntingdon. W. Va. The oldest son,
Merrill 8 Watson, is Parm Security
Administration supervisor in West.
moreland county, with offices in
ely
Greensburg. The youngest son, Eu. |
gene, is at home and is attending
i school
If elected to the office she seeks
Mrs, Watson promises to conduct
the duties of that post to the best
interests of the taxpayers, being a
firm believer in the Colden Rule
Would
Have Them Do Unto You”
The aerial offensive against Gers
many may not win the war but it
won't do the Nazis any good.
Delivery
ation book
igement hn
Departme
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the estate of Wi
late of Belief
or "
stier of
«are requested
payment, and those hav
or deppands against ra
present the same withou
felay for settlement WALTER 1
RANKIN 220 North 26th Bireet
Camp Hi, Pa. Executor. W. Harri
son Walker, attorney for estate xen
AUDITOR'S NOTICE
In the Orphans’
County
In the Matter
Edmund J. Prune
To th heirs, next of kin, credit
ors and all parties in interest jn the
said estate
You are hereby notified hat I
have been apponted Auditor by the
Orphans’ Cou t of Centre County to
pass upon the last Will and Testa-
ment of Edmund J. Pruner and all
other questicng aricing lu the ad-
ministration and sccounting of the
sald Edtate, snd I will sit for the
{purposes of my appointment at the
‘office of James ©. Furst, Esq, No. 8
| East High Btreet, Bellefonte, Penne
| syivania, on Wednesday, November
13rd, 19043 at 10:00 a m., at whith
‘time and places you may aitsnd and
present your claims
OQ max
immediate
ing claims
Rtas 75]
wo
Court of Centre
of the Estate
of
POORMAN
ee FQ ee
TREASURER
He has never received one
penny of taxpayers’ money
for any service to County,
Borough or Township.
GARAGEMAN SPORTSMAN
27 Years Business Experience
MAN WHO KNOWS SAM
together with!
NOTICE
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n the
G43 the
rill and
wile
med Court,
NOTICE « HEARING
NOTICS
LE SCIORILLI
tee Studebakers are getting scarce in
the markets because more and more
essential transportation users recognize
there's no substitute for Studebaker econ-
omy and stamina.
Top quality materials and craftsmanshi
keep Studebaker repair costs down. Ad-
vanced engineering principles keep need-
less bulk out of Studebaker construction —
this means no overload on tires.
Come in for a used Studebaker now.
S. H. POORMAN GARAGE
Bellefonte, Pa.
Keep your car up to par
with Studebaker service
4 requently and have ves
South Water Street
Candidate for
Recorder of Deeds
of CENTRE COUNTY
LEAMER BR. WOODRING
This Office means just what its title says. In the multitude of led-
gers are recorded deeds to propert es which have been bought and sold
since the first days of Centre County.
Vir. Woodring is also the keep r of the Discharges from the Arm-
ed Forces, and has issued hundreds of certified copies to ex-service men
to enable them to secure positions i our vital war industries. He also
has installed new and complete rec rds for the protection of all service
men and women of World War No. 2.
Mr. Woodring seeks re-electio to that office and the records of
this record-keeper are the best test mony of the efficiency with which
he has fulfilled his responsibility.
The discriminating voter, anxi>us to make the proper choice, is
invited to visit Mr. Woodring’s of ice and see for himself the up-to-
date records he maintains for the citizens’ convenience and protec-
tion, i