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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
February 3, 1944.
ne a———l
Bellefonte
January 25, at the
hospital, where he had been a med-
ical patient two days
Jersey Shore in 1885,
the drug business. In
the drug business to enter
vice of the
road Company,
tired Dec. 31,
were
lowed by burial in the Jersey Shore
cemetery,
Stamm,
formed church officiating. Interment in charge of Harr
OBITUARY
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J. FRANK GRAY. was made in the Pine
J. Frank Gray, 83, a native of tery
died Tuesday evening, i -
Williamsport THOMAS W,
GATES
Thomas W. Gates, 39, died at his
home in
Altoona of a heart attack
on Thursday evening, January 27,
1944. Mr. Gates, who had apparent-
ly been in good health, died soon
after returning to hi home from
work at the A. and P. bakery. He
was a son of Thomas M, and Mary
Gardner Gates of Pennsylvania Fur-
nace, both deceased, and is survived
{by his wife, the former Rhoda Moore
of Altoona, and a daughter, Phyllis,
{11 years of age. Funeral service
were held in the Broad Avenue Pre
Hezekiah Walker, retired stone pvterian church. Altoona. Sunday
Yarnell, died at the Cen-|arternoon. Interment was made in
nty Home here at 6 Pp. Mm. the Alto Rest cemetery, Altoona
sday, January 27, 1944. He be] at——
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Hall ceme-
Born Dec
Bellefonte, he went to
to engage in
1905 he left
the ser-
New York Central Rall-
from which he re.
1930, Funeral services
Saturday morning, fol
1860, at
held
HEZEKL AH w ALKER
a guest at the home two yea
0 but spent last summer with his
m, G. T. Walker, in Buffalo Run John Henry
l Re was a son of
Vatkins Walker and was ployee of grounc
mell on May 27. 1858, buildings department since 1908, died
ge at time of death 85 at the Centre County Hospital, Belle
His wife, the! font at J a. m. Sun January
receded 3 194 of HY ions after ¢
: | the late
r Candy
born Jacksonville, thi
January 22. 1873, making
time of death 71 year
Mr. Candy, who never
urvived by the following
» and sisters: Robert Candy
JOHN HENRY CANDY
Candy. of West Col-
Thomas and | lege avenue State oiame an em-
Maude
and Cal-
‘hiladelphia, Mr. Candy
» member of the Alpha
it for 20 vears as well a
HELEN LOWRIE A member of the State College 1. (
HARTSWICK 0. ? and St Paul's Methodist
MRS,
State College. Funeral se:
w ear resday
DARLINGTON H. WAY
in ta a compli ton H. Way, of Halfmoon
{ diseases Mr retswick w Valles rt Matilda, RD, promine
ghter of the late : i ! grower
8S. Lowrie Mq C st orchards in
born at Jacksony at the Benson
on December 29 making torium, Philipsburg, at 9:40 p. m
at time of death 84 vear 1944, of a heart
1 17, 18680 lasting sev-
in Halfmoon
11, 1875, he wa
ng chit- a n of A. and Lu-
dren in addition to Millar rts- cretia Pisher Way He was aged 68
| i days. On
rried to th
who maine-
Sana-
1850
Ina A. Whiteley, who survives
with the following children: Morri
B. Way York Roger DD. Way
Bowie, Md.: Elwood A.. Rebecca J
h H. Robert L., andl Ralph W
home. One grandchild also
in addition to the following
brothers and William F
Reformed church and the Way, Port Matilda: Hanna W. Wood
Rebek ig "uneral | Nottingham: Verna M. Wood, St
er were held at the Koch Fu- Louis, Mrs. Margaretta Way, State
neral Home, State College. Tuesday College. Funeral services will be
fternoon., with Rev C. Nevin held at the Halfmoon Valley Friends’
pastor of the Bellefonte Re-' Meeting House at 2 p. m. Thursday
Way, of Cleve-
sister
a aa i
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LAST CHANCE
A. RELEASES WOMEN'S
LOW PRICE SHOES
K.P.
NO RATION STAMP
REQUIRED
Just
hundred and
received from our warehouse over two
fifty more pairs of Women’s Shoes
to sell at this low price
$9.29
All out on racks in front of store for an easy
selection. For dress, sport or casual wear. Most
all sizes in this lot. Formerly rationed.
REMEMBER
Saturday, Feb, 5th, is the deadline. After
Saturday they go on the ration list. Better
buy them today.
Browns Boot Shop
Bellefonte’s Complete Shoe Store
and, Ohio, and other Friends
terment will be made in the Friends
Moon Valley, Mr.
i
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cemetery, Half
Way was & member of the Soclety
of Friends and of Halfmoon Grange
MRS, SARAH E.
Mrs. Sarah E. Cramer, 77. of Stats
College, R. D., died a’ the
her daughter Mrs. Charles
State College, R. D.. ot 3 p.m
day, January 25, 1944
tions after a lingering
on October 2, 1866 at
she was a
Amelia Boozer Deltzel, She was
ried to Frank Cramer,
her in death I'he following
dren survive: Mrs. Charles
State College, and Dewey
of State College. She was a member
of the Tusseyville Reformed church
Funeral service were
church, Monday afte
terment was made at Tusseyville
CRAMER
{liness
Tussey
8. Nefl
JAMES A. STINE
GARFIELD WANCE
Ld if Aa
ISRAEL
el Garfield Wan
farmer
daugnt
hildren are: Mile
M1 elson Btoy
Willard Parott
Aaronsburg
Rev. J. 8. Shanno
Interment
eran cemetery at
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Missing In Action
(Continued from page one’
was completed when he graduated
from the Gunnery School at Ephrata,
Wash Shortly afterward he was
sent abroad to join the American Alr
Forces
Sergt. Clink, 22. is the son of Earl
Clink, formerly of Newark. N
ceased. He is the husband
former Marie Viehdorier
Shoe, their marriage taking
April 19, 11. They have one
daughter, Judith Ann whom the
father has not yet seen
Sgt. Clink was employed by the
Shoe Knitting Co. before en-
tering the United States Service
place
Snow
Large Throng at Fun-
eral Cadet Heckman
Ce atinued from page one)
m Garis. were Post Comina
} Bryan, John W. Cards, Har
hn Mong, Jose
Har h\ |
rme
a sey
Gwendoly:
four
Operator's “Brother Killed
Engineer Horace Michael, who wy
Saturday evening in the
Southern raliroad pa
enger train when it struck a loaded
oline tank-truck at a railroad
crossing near Charlotte, North Car-
olinn, was a brother of J. O. Mich-
acl, an operator on the Albert 1
Davies stripping operation near Os-
cola. The deceased engineer had
some thirty years of service with the
railroad
Kiled
lisionn of a
Ruy Bonds tor futnre nests
PA
News for you
about the WA(
ANT TO KNOW how the
new WAC recruiting poli-
cles apply to you?
Want to know whether you're
qualified for a special kind of
Army job-—whether you'd serve
with the Alr, Ground, or Ser-
country in which you enlist?
TODAY get full details at the
In. !
home of
Wolf of
Fri-
of complica-
Born
Sink
daughter of John and
mMar-
who preceded
chil-
Wolf, of
held at the
TNOOon, Ml ine
nurses
lat th
Field, Mrs
Hammer
igraduated from the
RECENT Bhelby
graduate
Bhelby
is a graduate of the Univer
Pittsburgh
now stationed at
Foresburg—Duffy,
Miss Shirley Ann Duffy,
of Mrs. Jesse Humer, of the Owens
apartments, Bellefonte, and Pvt
Robert Forsburg, son of the late Mi Mi Bernlee
and Mrs. Robert Forsburg of Belle. Mr. and Mi
fonte, were married January 19 at 7 Philipsieirg
p. m. in the Lutheran Church at 8t. Willlam H Drelbelbi
Petersburg, Fla. Pyt. and Mrs, Rus- BD. on Friday
sell Wedell, of St. Petersburg, at- ceremony took place ul
tended them and after the ceremony The happy
a wedding supper was served in one '8ke up their residence al
of the hotels in 8t. Petersburg. The fonte I'he bride, or ¢ of
bride wore a powder blue crepe suit Pures esteemed young ladle
with luggage accessories and a Ployed In a clerical capacit)
shoulder corsage. Mrs. Foresburg is Ibberson Drug stor
a graduate of the 1942 class of the
lellefonte High School and held al
clerical position at the Middletown Mi mnie
Air Depot until last September when Jo
she accepted a similar position at the
Bellefonte Electric Supply store
Foresburg is a graduate of the
of the Bellefonte High
and was employed at the po
itll enlisting In the Barn
Alr Forces In Septer nbe; 1942. Ci
training in camps in a Kun
1 South ( 0
Hammer
daughter
Dreibelbis— Moyer
Moyer
William
became the
January 21
Elder—Hendricks
Bertha Hendy
depot ur
Californi
arolina he was sent {
wlla Afr Fleld, St. Petersburg, th
Rellly—~bLong Yearick—Dieh)
tie Long { Balr—Fetterofy
Newell B. Long of West : il wedd
Bellefonte ,
cremaony
wean i
ire Daily Times
Shelby—Zahniser
Zahnise
Walter
| Chapel at Hammer Pleld, Fres- enl
California. The ceremony
rformed by Lt. C. BR. MacKeivey, Nav
chaplain of the post. The bride was ip Uw
given in marriage by Major Ceorge Ing
Green. and the maid of honor was In
Lt. Marie D. Lopez, ANC, of Ham-
mer Field. Lt Irving Echwartz, of
Hammer Fleld, wy t man. Mrs
af
couple went 1
134 Underhill avenue
NY
of Second Section
recreation hall March of Dimes ed
Bellefonte
School In the class of 1040 and is
3 of the West Penn Nur: 1
WEDDINGS School, Pittsburgh, Lt y,
Is a member of the Medical Sor: Ward's
The Junior and Senion
which Miss
chairman,
Spring
Medical Bchool and
Field
daughter
Moyer
bride
of Bellefonte,
contributed $2580; the
chool, Mrs
Phar hial
Boalsburg
newlywed hortly
a total of $110.76. Mr
He weelpl
ted $40 90, envelom
bb Ebon ower
Free Bond Movie
TE Lt a _-
4 A
;
person purchasing a bond Al K
De ton. saz 4 soo Alan Ratz to
ranging in price from $25
Nets $690 Here will be entitled to one exchange
ticket for each bond purchased, All
y PS: [} ut | ! t ted
(Ce tinued from page one) ¢ rg icket mu Ix pres THA ‘omtinued from page one)
al the Aza Lhealre box olce In B Surkn .
ummary of the work of Mrs ay oor ” oy 3! te {op TVD, ged about 10 weeks
\ orde y obits admission tickets fon ,
committee follows Hoes 0 Olialn a - iy gi " Alan Katz has a
" hie O'Clock showins J ir Dr 4 - " «
High School MI¢ ¥ 0¢i0Ck ! ET of New York City
Ardery wag Cr : . _. ‘Mary
$71.50 the I'he Bellefonte the lip Iro-
wii vided the sietug without Oost A Preparatione have
whools, with ] ;
chalrman " bs wilt }
Bishop street bond campaign i wotion picture talls of which will be
Elinor McDowell, chalr- “Madame together advertisement on
4 ddd Cireer Garson Pidgeon, this ese Meanwhile
turned in 8.40, and BL John's y
irhed ' $1 40 ane 4 ar and in. summer merchandise ordered by
sSCHool Ji WINCH
rior was chairman, recs
Verna
turned in
street and Dale
Martha Wagne:
Hervach, of Philadelphia
one of thelr contri of o the for the clearance gale,
found In
Mother
ved 86 ues a of fam FR
nnouncement
preunere
from coin envelopx -
the _ follow BABY CHICKS!
®
Large Type White Leg.
Prices per 100
1c extra for less than 100)
Chicks Pullets
10% 119% $350
special Broiler Cockerels
50 for $1.95
Her
emplo Read the Classified aie
How To Hold
«FALSE TEETH
More Firmly in Place
prices on
95 « Cuaraniee on
’ i Chicks
Gervin K. Schaeffer
MeAlisterville, Penna,
Manage Store
brother, Joseph,
and a sister, Mrs:
been compicled
further de-
another page of
spring and
New manag has begun 0 arrive,
ward seid. Pupportin \ ! — —
Chicks
Cockerels
all heavy
WHEN YOU BUY
NulBone
YOU BUY NOT ONLY
A GARMENT, BUT
IN IT
STYLE HEALTH COMFORT
Corsets - Combinettes - Girdles - Brassieres
Surgical and Maternity Garments
Scheduled Here
ued from page one)
OURS Is THE LOWEST PRICED MADE-TO-MEASURE
GARMENT ON THE MARKET
NuBONE CORSET SHOP
18 W. HIGH »T.
BELLEFONTE PA
was He | vy stationed at the Brookiyn
Yarn ter a short wedd
NOUSe Ree
Brook-
Additional Weddings on Page 1
© ia 0. NA
Announcement!
Hugh
nation of Miss Mary M.
in-fact,
M. Quigley regrels to announce the
Rankin as his
Miss Rankin's resignation
on he
resiy
agent
and attorney-
is necessitated by the demands time of
her own agency, which she conducts in Crider’
Exchange, Bellefonte, Pa. Hugh M. Quigley
expresses his appreciation to Miss Rankin and
to his clients for their cooperation during this
Pe riod.
Miss Mary L. lovine, Mr. Quigley's capable of-
fice assistant for the past four years, has been
designated as agent and attorney-in-fact to con-
duct Mr. Quigley's insurance business at his of-
fice in Temple Court, where the same efficient
and prompt service is available to his clients on
all forms of insurance and surety bonds,
Your continued patronage and cooperation dur-
ing this emergency are earnestly requested,
HUGH M. QUIGLEY
ALL FORMS OF
INSURANCE
Temple Court Phone 2123
Bellefonte
Buy Here and Help
the 4th War Loan
Pa
Maybe you're badly in need
of some necessary pieces of furniture. Perhaps vou need some other item
from our stock of household anl electrical goods.
And yet maybe you hesitate
like all of us, want to do evervthing in vour power to
help the 1th War Loan meet its goal,
to buy because vou,
For that reason
we take pleasure in announcing that beginning today, and continuing
through February 15 when the War Loan campaign is scheduled to close,
we will give a refund of ten per cent in War Bonds or War Stamps on
every purchase of £1 or over, »
On all sales made during the next 12 days you will pay
only the regular price, BUT YOU WILL RECEIVE TEN
PER CENT OF THAT AMOUNT BACK IN WAR BONDS
OR WAR STAMPS.
(The above offer does not apply to service work).
DeHaas Electric Co.
North Allegheny St. Bellefonte, Penna.
May we remind those who have no immediate needs and who have spare
cash on hand that War Bonds and Stamps are the best investment to be found
anywhere,
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