Centre Democrat. (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, April 06, 1944, Image 6

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    A pril 6, 1944
Page Six : a THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFORTE, PA.
Fred Dyke, Mrs. Paul Weaver and
Howard Gray, all of Milesburg: Mr
Edward Miller, Jellefonte; Mr
Prank Halderman and James Grw,
of Renovo: Mrs, George Waite, of
——
Williamsport; Miss Elizabeth Gray,
Fred and Joseph Gray, all of Pitts.
burgh, and Mrs, Gene Bumpter, of
Elderton
RR — —
LUCAS INFANT erican Legion Auxiliary. A son, Pvt.
Funeral services were held Tues- Howard W. Bitner, was killed in the
day afternon for a 15-day-old son last war, and in his honor the Bit-
of’ y g arry Lucas. of Mo. her-Bechde]l Legion Post of Beech {
3 Mr. ai My How : ye narental Creek-Blanchard was named, Only! Harry Taylor, of Buffalo Run Val-
home of an infants’ ailment, Inter. last year Mrs. Bitner received a Sil- : y, died at 2:30 a. m. Friday, March
ment was made in the Aske 3t belatedly, for his 31. 1944, at the Centre County Home, |
ery. Snow Shoe iving in ad- Bellefonte, where he had been a
fh dition to Mi Mader are another #uest for more than a month, He
{daughter and a son, Mrs. Henry Was a son of Daniel and Sarah Anne
Clark, Beech Creek: and Clair Bit | Taylor and was born at Fillmore on |
+ ner, Cleveland two sister Mre, | March 20, 1882, making his age at
Poter township farmer, died at 11:30 go... work. Akron, O and Mrs (time of death 62 years and 11 day:
1. m. Monday, April 3, 1944, at his np 014 R. Wilson, Pittsburgh: also 15 The sole survivor in the linmediate |
home near Centre Hall from com- grande hildren and 28 ar a family is a brother, G. W, Taylor, ol
slications following a stroke suffered children State College. He was never married
last Thursday. Born in Potter town-| —— Funeral services were held on Bun-
ship November 22, 1867, he wis al LEE RALPH SMITH day afternoon at the Wetzler Mem-
on of John J. and Sarah Jane a : orinl Chapel in Milesburg, with Rey
Sweetwood Arney. His wife, the Lee Ralph Smith dict at his home H. E. Oakwood officiating. Interment
mer ENa Lingle, preceded him Altoona at 11 o'clock Sunday was made In the Mever emeter
feath. One son, J. Bruce Arney, extended illness Buffalo Run Valles
ome, is his only survivor ——
The de- He was born in Milesburg, Centre
eased was a member of Old Fort county, July 31, 1885, the son of Al
.
Masonic Lodge of Jurors Drawn
For May Court
Centre Hal} and fred and (Ginger) Smith, He
the Williamsport Consistory. Fu- Was a P 3 e officer on the
neral services were held Wednesday Middle
afternoon at the Goodhart funeral ie —
home in Centre Hall, with Rev. W
K. Hosterman officiating. Interment Rom
Centre Hall cemetery
MRS. LLOYD L
Mrs. Helen R
L. Smith, of near )
suddenly at her
m. Sunday, April 2
Mrs. Smith had not been in |
i some time
HARRY TAYLOR
ceme- awarded
llantry in action. Sur
have everything //
1 Ns
Jy.
MERVIN ARNEY
Isane Mervin Arney, 76, prominent
ISAAC
fora
PERFECT FA STIR |
for-|
in In
at morning after an
poll
living are hi
ice) Smith, one
Smith it
Cecil, Franklin Mrs
) Mahlon, fonte
Claude Millard Quick
Ohio and Thomas Horn,
W William 8. Mitchell,
RD
Harvey
(Continued from page one)
Bethsheba Hartsock
was made in .
Moshannon
Philipsburg
SMITH Hall
Centre
: Decker, Pleasant Gap
" oe ican border during the last wai Arma Slee, Philipsburg
1044. | hough - - Fliz Onk Hall
liza Gilliland
of health for EDWIN G. LEYDEN CRIMINAL COURT JURORS
was entirely un 5 As Le gy % eG 8 i (Meet Monday, Mav 15)
was a daughter of John and Abbie ming Tk oT oonn hburn lHefonte RD 1
Bilger Rockey and was t n men ie proadwa ( ‘ Pre die
on December 31, 1882 R B
te of death 61 ayon onnels E. ir Hats
months and 1 day. Surviving in ad- Louise Alexande: By (le Jamn-l Wii >, Springer ilipsbu “astcel arts
dition to her husband are a foster- [ly MOH Rd ide helbag {elen Confer, Milesburg BEAUTIFUL FRAMES nN 2 98
tauneghter sien. at hom ! these 3 he 8 BRAS het reste v N / f viator typ hat § isda
daughter, He ef. Mt ; Ie . vi hm d helo 2.4 l } : H 1 ® MN ] FOR PRICK ns FACES colors: Bowers wd
brothers f Sister na rd 2
and Kryder Rockey, and Mrs. Arthur and taught for a short time in th ved 1. Hall, Snow Shoe veiling or wilored
Norden, all of Port Chester, N. Y. Bcd g' Fo a iE wiruty rs. Che
Mrs. Maude Co: if Clemtheld, Sp NE tO taiiroad Con ry R
Harry Rocke f Zio and J. Ar- 9 Bee ¢k Ral THe
thur Rocke)
home ther
expe “ted
2 15 - $1.79
FOR "LITTLE MEN"
Making
Walt; tie man of your house
udly. Made of Navy, wine Adorable cap and poke bone
ter Gearhart bh P
Garbrick 4% an tyler, sach carefully made
sgn and two such trims as shirring, ruffling, +
mas Jame the band
Oyler
Hever: y b)
eter, Betiefonte 2YS SUPPLY
services will be hel t th home 1 roa n ! welg' ‘arth
near Milesbu { 0 o'clock this ' : ee \ * v } aid lair E
Thursday af won and interment ! ! J hid ed i vid W
will be made the Zion etery. in 1810 transi * nd resi ,
Mrs. Smith
Reformed church
HARRY THOMAS BEIGHTOI ry aia & ha r ATOM
Harry Thomas Beightol, 3 { “pp tavette Ch DApY ova = a vadk (a. John E. Horner, Boalsburg
Howard, gara : ; Bellefonte RD 1
er at the State A. Moore, Philipsburg RD
Bellefonte ink, Julian
» M. Armstrong,
THE DEMAND
Easter Handbags
$1.98 "52 98
Just the thing to point
And a mighty cute trick it is
: \ CAART "BASIC ' TRIMS up that Easter outfit. The flash of colored i
James Beals, Moshannon 5 i¢ per des of narrow
Charles Ross, Show Shoe, Button Bows colored stripes! Styles with a touch of Spring in mult
7.95
Rose Hall, Snow Shot colored pastels and prints! All vour
Upusual bows with
be Faster
Mrs. Lenore Burd, Millheim
the newest, prettiest fabrics and
xpensive-looking lace 10¢
or embrosdery trio
7-t0- 14-year
State Col-
iastic nj
closings! Envelopes with par mult
favornte stvies in
Mrs. Agnes Ross, Bellefonte RD simulated leathers
NOWAY irk AE 0 A. Johnson State Collegs
DUNKIC. Tuesday at A a on nterment | Newton Aikey, Milesburs
Beigh= in tha $ e t tn tive Bellefonts How: wd E. Hopkins, State College
do Bella B Orove Bellefonte
Bellefont
tol, wi th ™m
Pvt. Milton Beightol
Faster wouldn't
sy the overs reaanbs Mr
‘amp For RD
rest, Tenn Louise and Earl t ; . Foster Breon, Spring Mills
BE ” Belobo] was a Hemi MRS. HELEN M. McNICHOI rab Bg Ron
in » . “a « a . x : Alt nln . RA a a
of Jacksonville Re formed church Mi Helen M. M<2Nichol, 50, wile Donald Rogers, Howard RD
ne Mi Gr ' of Theodore J. McNichol, Altoona,! Mrs Tacy White, Centre Hall
the Marion Grange, and the Howard \ Mi: acy hite, © :
I Mn “Puneral services were Gled suddenly Thursday moming.! George W. Rothrock, Philipsburg
held Monday Rites at t* home March 30. She suffered a heart at. Mrs. Catherine Wehr, Bellefonte
were followed by service at the '#CK al at 5 lock and wa Herbert Haupt, Bellefonte ) ¢ : | ! -
Jacks nville . ' admitied » o'clock to Mercy Clarence Zeigler. Port Mat RD ; 8 3 h uf
made in Evangelica metery at ¢ pit AL } n McNichol was born in ! : : 4 = id sturdy,
Tor od 1894, a daugh-
Jo rksonville N
Mc-Kin
for proud little
olds without a new coat for
the Grand Parade! This
lovely model is a “grown
) g
New Burton EARRINGS I
Choose from Merphy's as 10c¢ pair
oriment of wood, plettic
eathery and other novelty
Plus tax
Chesterfield
style, of Lal V4 clip-on earbuttoms 4c
plete
long-wearing fabrics
Tan or red, with velvet col-
MRS. SARAH FRANCES BITNER
Mr Sar ral ts 6
Ww arid WwW $
lied Saturda
home of her
wil Mader, Ls
lar and careful tailoring. MURPHY S
Philipabury
Bellefonte
ry M. preon, Beliefont«
Chapman, Howard RD |
lla Williams, Howard
Mary O=ceol
Violet Rosenhoover
(inck
had resided for u
Mrs. Bitnher, widow
ner of Blanchard I'heod J { ) I air force vir Bixler. Philipsburg .
Creek, a gnier of Mr na MM Memph ent at old R Maves W. Harpster, State College ; v wai Ss
than Johnsor nd Head in Rian. Ff +3 . " ire : . rh 4
Nath Mh a 5 DRY a y Daniel Stine, Philipsburg i : i ! ching |
Stuffed Easter
$1.98-$3.98
rowers ot
cuddly *
make your Kid
sparkle on
Face Powders Covs
an if her If Kenneth Bunn, State College RD
, Lock Haven Het
s due t CIVIL COURT JURORS
mpucati 4 . 3 y
wa a mem of hue fb 1 : i vive (Meet Monday, May 22, J i : d ay b> a bwst
ist of Blanchard and of the Am- Ms: ease 'W Fexsnind Ar : Alice Geler. Monume 8 4, A i .
nk H. Glenn, Lemont A 1 ; ba F > a \ a
John Dunn, Bellefonte F ; y s ! 8 on X
Victor Eve Warr Mark J
Mrs. LaRue Porter, Hublerst
Harry Wingard, Coburn
Harry R. Hoy, State College
H Pp. Carson, Port Matilda RD 1]
J. H. Musser, State College
John Belko, Philipsburg
Agnes Culver, Bellefonte RD
Ralph Zeigler, Spring Mill
Loretta Borger, Moshannon
Herman Kessling, Bellefonte RD
A. C. Derr, Bellefonte
William M. Shoop, Centre
Ira Moore, Sandy Ridge
Gordon Lewis, Pleasant Gap
Clara E. McElwain, Fleming
Henry Linn, Bellefonte
George Bohn, Lemont
John F. Wilson, Julian
John Lux, Philipsburg
Mrs. Lois Highbee, State College
R. C. Bair, Smullton
Mrs. Marcella Woodring
Babs docks
mies oF soft
Assert
and color
Gav Cardboard
29<- 59¢
Carts
RD 2
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Curtains
Are you tired living with the same
old scenery? Give your place a
fresh start with new curtains from
Murphy's. Styles to pep up every
Iablecloths
1.19
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WN
NR
"al
Miles Brighten your table with these
tensively and proven in
Allegheny Street
Real value! Thick depth
soft as down! Ten pounds
heavier than the average
*The Steri-Septic fabric which covers this big mattress has been tested ez:
government laboratories as actually molstury ond
bacteria repellent! A genuine safeguard to your health!
DeHaas Electric Co. |
Bellefonte, Penna.
burg
Cieorge F
RD 1
John Zimmerman, Clarence
Millard Clark, Boalsburg
Merrill J. Decker, Spring Mills
uth Hayes, Philipsburg
Mrs. Thelma Kline, Bellefonte
Sara Hoffer, Bellefonte
Michael Koshko, Clarence
Reese Williams, Philipsburg
Louise B. Healy, Philipsburg RD
Harry L. Burris, Centre Hall RD 1
Lewis Hoover, Philipsburg
willlam C. Pritchard, Jr.
burg
Mrs, Margaret Widdowson, Beer
fonte. |
Cldrenbe C. Grove, Bellefonte RD
Heckman, Centre Hall
Philips- |
Ont Stahl, Tyrone RD.
Jacob F. Hoy, Bellefonte,
Matthew Dawson, Philipsburg.
Mrs, ¥. V. Goodhart, Centre Hall
Madeline Foust, Centre Hall RD 1}
William Hoy Neff, Boalsburg.
Mrs, Margaret Baney, Bellefonte.
B. W. Ingsam, State College.
Floyd Woomer, Howard RD 1,
Mrs. Ruth Betz, Howard,
Grover C. Musser, Millheim,
John R. Tate, Bellefonte RD 2.
Malcolm Wetzler, Milesburg
Charles Petnick, State College.
itr MP ————
Receiving Boot Training
| Calvin C. Rupert, 17, son of Mr.
Jue Jars} Mrs. Flem Rupert, of Howard,
I
v. : Train.
Lakes,
room in the house, Ruffle, Panel and
Cottage Sets, in a variety of sizes,
colors and materials,
cheerful print cloths. Long
wearing natural color material
with a variety of pretty pat
terns you'll like
CRYSTAL CLEAR
Venetian Mirrors
LB)
Gorgeous gilt for homemal en,
FULL FASHIONED
RayoN Hos
For hose thet can take a hard
day's work or look sheerly
flattering for evening . S00
these ot Murphy's. High twist
for dullness, cotton re.inforced
for wear, the season's
best shades. Sizes 9 to
10%.
MURPHY COMPANY
Centre County's Most Complete Department Store
‘Allegheny and High Streets
Bellefonte, Penna.