THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. | JACKSONVILLE RECENT | Me wi Mra. May Xen lok wie jungle in 13 January 27, 1944. [HISTORY OF SCOTIA, ss, ue guile, soy thu, urs] sums io pian, To dock over ui] On wn atau She Scns arved an air ), Gira { HE #1 EH eH 6 With a probable shortage of some seeds, we are glad Y ’ to announce that our tock of seeds now on display, M E k R _ A i in as complete as ever, However, replacement of many +) varieties is doubtful Pleasant Gap, Pa. Buy ear ile our stock is complete ! Schaeffer Hardware Store » PRI OC I CRAIN tind Fountain Service Ta Phone Bellefonte 6851 Phi NE N. Allegheny St. aaa SITE Te LE LEE EE $1 Page Six _— " " - —— A " A — bouche fg —— O B | \ | ¥ UA R Y | Wednesday evening visitors at the (Continued from vage one) to 1a d water pl i f10 ‘ents ( y ' ‘ to da rine which 16 inches of sn— ———— {end guest with his friend, John Hor. come Into the Irwin ection (ner, Jr, of Oak Hall Here more ore was [ound than in pe pla | x | old, son of Carl D. and Coral Herb| Betty Levine and Sidney Blackford,| Pvt. Harold T. Quigg, of Camp their daughter, Mr. snd Mrs Ted of ore and the deposit of ore rock There also was an Ag nt thi — Nuebling, of State College, died at|all of New Castle, and another son, | McClain, Miss, and Miss Jeanne npyiyeon and family was about one hundred feet wide i farmer on th v farm had — 1944, at the home of his parents, 433 serving with the Seabees somewhere (married Friday evening, Jan. 14, at day guest at the D. P. Ertley home. the No. 3 shovel wa Rood 1 Wr, mI { using n @ after a month's illness. Born Feb-|elght grandchildren: Robert and Lock Haven. Pvt. Quigg Is the son ary George Swope, Mrs. Frank Eis- grade (nh order to get Jo the bottom water than wis ary for th ruary 13, 1943, he is survived by his Philip Blackford, who are also in of Mr. and Mrs, Armstrong GC. enhauer, Mrs. Noll, Elmer Swope, of the rock and this is where they ordinary farm purpo DAH parents and the following brothers/the U. 8. military service; Mrs, Quigg, of Mill Hall, R. D. His bride pr ang Mrs, John Deitz had more or le trouble with water line would have been a distance of and sisters: Carl, Jr, U. 8. Navy; | Betty Jane Hulme Say, Sarasota, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ' py p throuzh ti y Catherine, Coral Mae, George Earl, |Donna Lee Blackford, Garrett, Ind, Is living with her parents at home. grternoon at the home of Mr. and When th hovel Lee Ann, James Roan, and William | Sisters who survive are: Mrs. Ralph {Mrs. Charles W. Chronister at Jack- here a walter pump B S d th ft G urpees eecas a row the Koch Puneral Home, State Col-| Samuel, James, Bert and Clyde gellefonte, R. D. 3, announce the family spent Saturday evening with time it can Jb y hat npany | fics / lege, Friday afternoon, with Rev.|Bowmaster, all of Lock Haven. Fu- marriage of their daughter, Julie her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William there was a very wel reason and th h the ore ALSO - afternoon at 2 o'clock and interment yary 8 at Elkton, Md., with the Rev, daughter Judy of Bellefonte, spent MISS ELLA NEESE THARP was made in Oak Park cemetery, imMr Cope officiating, Relatives of ‘a week with her parents, Mr. and!’ complications at 7 p. m. Wednesday, MRS. ELIZABETH HOMAN REISH [fonte High School in the class of the weekend with the flu bu . it all pumped i t ; ¢ 1 Y i If K At 1 Bec gi {ell WW Bountiful January 19, 1944, at the home of her Mrs. Elizabeth Homan Relish, 86, 19041, and until recently was ems turned Subday evening with Mrs, work the vel A ent ‘ w : LATS varieties store at Spring Mills, Born in Penn |uary 21, 1944, of complications after Is employed on his father’s farm in Fetternian visited at {He Dolan home townshin she was a daughter of [an illness of two weeks. Born oun Chester county, where they are live Sunday afternoon who survive. Two sisters, Mrs. Wal- | ship, she was a daughter of John {Alice Betz home from out-of-town ter Gobble, of Spring Mills, R. D,|and Hannah Moser Homan. In 1880 Walkey—List iwere Mrs, Ruth Betz and children i = 5 #4 ty ber of the Evangelical church and ren, Ursinus Reish, Willlamsburg, ang Harry J. Walkey, son of Mrs.iquist, Mrs. Sara Benner « the P. O. of A. Lodge of Woodward. | and Mrs. John R. Williams, of Al-{w rp pranklin, also of Columbus, fonte, and Pvi. Clair Lyon | ths | i 04 I > noon, with Rev. H. S. Entz, assisted | were held at the Koch funeral home, 1943. according to word received children of Centre Hall, spent Wed- | pi tt Carnegie « fe Patents by Rev. Price, of near Lewisburg, in | State College, Monday afternoon, here this week. The ccremony was nesday evening at the C. E, Ale : Mills the Pine Grove Mills Lutheran Mrs, Walkey is employed in Colum- Mrs. Milles Bartley ang C church bus while the bridegroom is pow at- called at the Hironima the late Percy S. Blackford, both! George W. Kelley, Milesburg car- sity, Baton Rouge, La. He is a son former well known Bellefonte resi- |penter, died at his home in Miles- lof the late Harry Walkey, of Belle- daughter, Mrs. Oscar Levine, West ness He was a son of Jeremiah and Coble—Bair winter avenue, New Castle, Pa. Mrs, Susanna Carper Kelley and wa Mabel 1. Bair, daughter of Mr She was in her usual health and had death 70 years, 1 month, and 26. of Charles E. Coble, Sr. of Bar ig at 40 hw pram Pig walked over to the home of her days. Surviving are his wife, the Spring Mills, Were united in mar- ain oe 1 * ly stricken with a heart attack.!W. Kelley, Guyer Kelley and Mrs. |yg, The double ring ceremony wa causing her death. Mrs. Blackford | Carl Wyland, all of Milesburg. Also |... The bride was attired ina Nancy Ayres Bowmaster. She was ers: Mrs. Daniel Stine and Samuel | 40,10 The bridegroom was in full preceded in death by her husband, Kelley, both of Philipsburg: Edgari on. uniform. The bride attended Castle for the past 36 years, going ber of the Advent church in Boggs service in the Army and is stationed there from Clearfield. Surviving are township. Funeral services were held | california with an Ordnance Orvis V. Scholl and William Rachau, all of Milesburg, officiating. Inter- Aged Altoona Woman Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison, native of | hardly seated, she sald, when the Centre county and sister of the late noise began again. Again she went uary 1, 1944, of pneumonia. She was around, she saw Miss Grimes, hur- aged 84 years, 2 months and 10 rying down Eleventh street, having daughter of Jonathan and Margaret which is on the corner (Packer) Haugh, and was united in, Seeing Mrs. Shadle, she sald: “I'm imost of her lle al hér lale resi- keep him: in ped, I'm going to call dence. She wis a member of Wie an ambuliibe ™ ! and the form must be chosen with | where she had Uved 50 Jong, and sald Mise GHmes debated ahywer- | ¢c ee Comforting assurance of a her death is sincerely mourned. Sur- | ing the question and finally answer. | Memorial to stand as your record Girard; Mrs Ida Gardlock, New! She then asked Mrs Shadle if for the years to come. | Kensington: Mrs. Mae Lyle, New! she had heard the nose and explain- D {D. P. Ertley home ore which didn't pa FIV ri y Beotia throug rigina ers |i difficult rain fell al ix months’ pré- THOMAS HERB NUEBLING | Bush, Garrett, Ind.; Mrs. Grace Mr, and Mrs, William Boone and any other ection Ol he Scotin roung so a TTY 0 nt PRT West Beaver avenue, of pneumonia in the Pacific war area, She leaves the Church of Christ parsonage in Other callers during the week were! pit they went dows a vel teep . and Mrs. Kenneth Decker and coming in on them his is where about seven mile Dallas Nuebling, all at home, Pri- | Hipple, Baltimore; Mrs, John Fra- | Murray -—Kessling {sonville. tallied on the bank E. E. Korte officiating. Interment |neral services were held at the late Ardety, to John W. Murray, of Belghtol of Howard Walter S. Schells Miss ‘Ella Neese Tharp, former New Castle. {the bridegroom attended them. Mrs. Mrs. George Dolan Nn. and many ¢ heir noo- parents in Penn Hall. For the past|of Pennsylvania Furnace, died atiployed In thg Bellefonte offices of Jack Mabus to Bellefont J 1 Many f their Pop wavy sa) and Mrs. L. D. Weidensaul, of Laur- | she married Jacob Reish, who died Jeanne List, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Norman Lighthammer of How Electric Appliances Funeral services were held at the toona, three grandchildren and one formerly of Bellefonte, were married in the alr service at Seattle charge. Interment. was made in the | With Rev. G. R. Groninger officia- | witnessed by about 25 friends and: Mrs. Paul Hironimus called at the ni MRS. PERCY S. BLACKFORD tending the U. 8. Army Engineering Sunday afternoon dents, died Tuesday evening, Jan- burg at 8:40 p.m. Friday, January fonte Blackford, who was aged 71 years, born at Fillmore on November 23, ...4 Mrs. Prank A. Neese, of Spring Every patriotic home in Americs will want daughter for dinner at 4 o'clock, former Anna Leitzell, and these | poe “january 4 1944 at the home was born in Bellefonte, February surviving are fourteen grandchil- | pon) blue velvet gown with white Percy 8. Blackford, who died Aug- Kelley, of Bellefonte, and Philip’. pase Penns Valley High School. the following children: Mrs. Mary at the church Moncay afternoon, Company ment was made in the Gray ceme- H Is Beaten To Death Jerome A. Confer, of Yarnell, died to the front porch, and looked be- | day Mrs. Morrison was born at come out of her back door and cross- marriage to John Morrison, deceas- scared. So scared. My brother's To git visual and fitting expression | Church: of Christ and was lield in Mrs. (Ahen. assed, “Who Js | duty well performed will be yours if | ¥iving are the following sons aud | ed, “We have a niece and nephew Kensington; Mrs. Bessie Simpson;' ed that that had besn her brother HOWARD Corsica, Pa; Mrs. Plorence Smith | rapping on the window. She agdin and Mrs. Lillam Hughes, Sommer- informed her neighbor that her GRANITE WORKS [siie. Pa; Clyde ana Chester, of | brother was delirious and added, FRA { Brookville. Thirty-two grandchil-| “He thinks that your home is a s— NK WALLACE. Pres. dren and 35 great-grandchildren! nursing home and that you people | also survive. Funeral services were!are nurses who will see that he is conducted from the home Tuesday taken to the hospital™ H EAH afternoon, January 4th at 3 o'clock Farly Friday morning, Mrs Paul Hironimus, Jr. was a week-|we move a little east om . e n pu Middle Western 1 Thomas Herb Nuebling, 11 months Hulme, Mrs, Jane Fulford, Mrs. Quigg—Packer. {son Boyd, took Sunday dinner with |bank It was of a very good quality any farm hol ~Buy Bonds for future needs. 3:30 p. m. Wednesday, January 19,/ Thomas Gerald Blackford, who is | Phyllis Packer of Blanchard, were ~ Mrs, Hubert Vonada was a Sun-land about forty feet deep. When the right to tap this wal tsi a3} eee 1 i Mary Belle, Lancaster; Betty Jean, |Fla., Bunny and Florine Bush and Harold Packer, of Blanchard. She gumily of Milesburg, spent Monday you see the large w ole HOW). pers from Centre i vate funeral services were held atjzier and the following brothers: | Mr, and Mrs. Bert Kessling, of! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conaway and [to take care of ti was made at Pine Hall, residence of Mis. Blackford, Friday 8pring City, Chester county, Jan-| Mr. Charles Johnstonbaugh and that Spring Mills music teacher, died of Murray is a graduate of the Belles: Miss Bette Alev was home 7 year or more she operated a grocery | her home at 11:15 p. m. Friday, Jan- the P. R. R. Company. Mr. Murray | Miss Evelyn Spicer and Miss Nora wa a I e CI wi Aco OHA ; p Percival and Nettie Neese Tharp, | February 16, 1857, in Ferguson town- ing at the present time {| Visitors during the week at elton, also survive. She was a mem- | in 1923. Survivors Include two child- prs. Paul List. of Colunbus, Objo, ard, Mrs. J. O. Heverly, Mi Gifts - Toys heme of her parents Sunday after- | great-grandchild. Funeral services jy, Columbus at 8 p. m. November 7, Mr. and Mrs. John Schaeffer . Heckman cemetery near Spring tng. Mrs. Reish was a member of {tplatives, and a reception followed. Eisenhauer home Monday afterncon Mrs. Ida Mae Blackford, widow of GEORGE W. KELLEY School at Louisiana State Univer uary 18, 1944, at the home of her|22. 1044, after a several months’ ill- resided on Kenneth avenle, R. D. 3. 1873, making his age at time of ys ang Cpl. Charles E. Coble, Jr., to display this cooblem. Pasic it on your frost and shortly afterwards was sudden- children: Mrs. Howard Hicks, John |or Rev ©. M. Hammond at Spring 15, 1872, a daughter of George and dren and a sister and three broth- |. .cories including a glowing gar- ust 31. 1942. She resided in New Kelley, of Mill Hall. He was a mem- Cpl. Coble has nearly three years’ with Rev. L. F. S8heetz, assisted by > (tery, Buffalo Run Valley MRS. JOHN MORRISON (Continyed from page ond) {at her home at Brookville on Jan- tween the houses. When she turned Marsh Creek, Centre county, a ed past the back of the Shadle home, ‘ed, November 10, 1879. She had lived worse. He is delirious and I cant to your love and regard, the mediuin high esteem iu the commnunily with your her now?” And she | you choose a genuine Rock of Ages daughters; Mrs Elsie Fox, North who help me out.” : Interment was made in the Pisgah dle went © the house and COPEL ab CORIPR -. oe an ay | FINES Opened her door just the 4 hid {width of a slight crack and sald: and understand PINE GLEN bal after ai io was Jat enced pital after all. He was just excited - : " v sad Church services: Sunday school, | last night. My nephew got the doctor | bio emblem is a symbol of your patriotism. It tells the world HOW TO TELL 10 a. m., and preaching, 11 a. m who took care of him and pe says, that you have done your full share in the 4th War Loan. Evers David Burton won of Mr. and he won't live another w ” : . . Mrs. Clair Burton. has been on the! Mrs. Shadle Was then informeds true American will be proud to display it at home WHICH HEARING AID sick list for the past two weeks. He by Miss Grimes that her brother had | is much improved at this writing a tumor and that it had affected ' Is BEST FOR You Mrs. Ivan Pluebell and son Pred- | his brain ] ' ———— . —— die, also Mrs, Clyde Hoover, Jr.. and Pollowing the discovery of the! Two Basic Types daughter Nancy, were shoppers at) crime, the brother was taken to, Bellefonte one day last week the Hollidaysburg State hospital TELEPHONE TYPE: High-eficiency Miss Alta Viehdorfer, daughter of and placed under guard. He is held | reception—low cost Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Viehdorfer, = under suspicion of the murder of . | pects to leave about Feb. lst for his sister, i ELECTRONIC TYPE: Super-sensi. Philadelphia to start her training MI Ade Jane Grimes was born tive—many exclusive features as a Nurse Cadet. Miss Viehdorfer in Chest Springs. the daughter of Wis a graduate of the Snow Shot | the late John and Margaret (Duffy) | TRY BOTH! High, class of 1942, and was em- | Grimes. Miss Grimes taught school ployed at Mill Hall for some time. |for many years in Cambria county | COMPARE RESULTS! St. Merrill Viehdorfer, son of {and had been a resident of Altoona Mr. and Mrs Jy : er, | for the t 10 years. Surviy are New TELEPHONE Type gives spent the past week with his par- | her brother, John, and tng are maximum dollar value, combines ents, He was accompanied by a nieces and nephews. high efficiency and smooth per. friend of his It 1s understood that Mr. Grimes | formance. Light, compact design. Mrs. McCullough and Mrs. Clyde | is suffering from cancer. It was on | wy iaparataitive HACTROKIC Hoover, Jr, and daughter Nancy,| the advice of the coroner and a | VEO BR IEW rg BS A a — I. .. - a — ma WP ——————— . — f Bonds vou think vou can afford . then invest in some more! Every dollar you put into War Bonds helps to win the war. . ; and msures your hnanc 1al security Our valiant fighting men . . . soldiers, sailors and marines . on every far-flung battlefront are on the attack forging ahead steadily, relentlessly. Nothing on earth can stop them . .. IF Wi BACK THEM UP! That's the purpose of this 4th War Loan Drive. To earn the right to display the 4th War Loan Emblem you Here, 100, is a chance to help your company meet its quota in this 4th War Loan. Maybe this will mean sacrifice on your part. Maybe it will mean doing without something you want. But don't forget . .. while you are only /ending a few spare dollars . . . thousands of our gallant fighting men are gremmg their lives for you! Show that must invest in at least one EXTRA hundred dollar Bond. In- you're backing them up 100%. Invest in extra War Bonds to the vestment must be over and above your regular War Bond limit of your ability. And display the 4th War Loan Emblem subscription. 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ALTOONA, PA, Phone 9010 Free te — Na ~— Have your hearing carefully 1 were callers at the Mackel home on | physician, the district attorney sald, Sunday Any enlisted man In the armed forces may study for a college dee gree from any one of 83 colleges or universities WANTED 100 AUTOMOBILES In Good Condition IMMEDIATE CASH NO WAITING BIERLY'S GARAGE | Phone 26-14 Mitthle on Skee. {that the aged man was taken to | the State hospital, | It was understood that a | mately $117 were found in idence where the woman was kill- ® All over the country men and wo- men look to the future with conk- dence. They are the ones who have put part of their extra wartime earn. ings into the world’s safest invest. ment, 8, Government War Bonds. Yes, they are helping their conntry in its grimmest struggle. But they are helpingthemselves, too! Theyarchelp ing 10 secure their future, to weather any troubled days that may lie ahead. What about yew? 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