Page Are OBIT CHARLES GOSS HARRY Charles Gi of Ph Harry Lee Friday morning it 5:05 o'clock ¢ son of Mr the Philipsburg State Hospl WAS a son of the late Je and Re- home becca Goss and was tl last of his at THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA May 18, 1944. SH o— A———————— a — | . LH and Bigler | . ar ter, Mrs. H. O. Miller, who preceded Nursing Activities Random Items [] A R Y bi 0 deni. The cicensed win wn RECENT Committee Meets | CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL 1 The firm W. D. Walker & Bro Ihe Nursis Activitie mim it Loe i conl, and general merchan- WEDDINGS of the elon it aD ” rn " i IN : THE Walker) having Interests in = — Red Cre LEE LANNEN dise, was formed when the brothers meetin: 13 . 2h were aged 20 and 18 years respect : Lannen, six-months-old ively, and continued until the Rh prungurd-—Ounter ihe nu . Admit Robert RU and Mrs. Raymond H. of the older brother. The first busi- Miss Caroline B. Confer, daughter Hall, wi hd pa eM A 01 in Belles Loganton, R. DD. died at his ness interest was lumbering for a of Mr. and Mrs, Clyde V. Confer, of : I i alleges, Wednesday evening. May 10. | little more than a year Beech Creek, and Ralph Brungord 8:15 o'clock of pneumonia, The near State . ! ever 4 {Orit ‘ FP R Bell font m take grea ight in giving College. Then in the same interest 50n of Mr, and Mrs, Harper Brun- nsi : Lhe powerful family. Hq rvived by his wile, baby Is survived by his parents, four | for nine years in West Vada brothers and four sisters Pfc. | ter Virginia, af- ard of Beech ( reek, were un ed v Wy a RE blade. Wi Find A bey? : are fond wd on P-801 which they located in Bigler, In marriage at the Church of Christ of Mi 3. Been y 1 Axi} | ni } Bout blowing hort Woodside nd ne granddaughter, George, in Italy: Ravmond Jr. with | Here for thirty<three | J rvi the New Guinea: Bessie, ns for vears Mi parsonage in Blanchard by Rev M clatiet walker conducted his varied busi- 8. Rogers Sunday, April 30, at 4 0 LE y M : ! ' ; r : wr ome truck Richard, Martha, Sally, william and | nes interests with integrity He clock. They were unattended. Th Mi Rime i ‘ P ie 1 . J } H. Ks i " ( ery i GONE I ! til at home also by hi swerved for six vears as school direc bride was attired in a light blue sul ' M1 Laura Hoover of | tor of Bradford hip with which she wore Accessor RD director of the Her corsage was of pink ross Bank. Early in life Mr Br been employed Walker became a member of the Sylvania E Product Ine United Brethren church at Yarnell the bridegroom is employed at Ger where he served as superintendent ral Refra Creek of the Sunday Upon mov- They will Beech ing to Bigler he transferred his mem. Creek bership to the Bigler U. B. class, The Bigler Quarterly Conf honored him by electing the church Chester A, of One sis Continued from page one) WEEK'S NEWS To Ef political Monday of Last Werk A tL d Batu A ron nit elon resigent lipsburs entirely annen sunday navy in We - the LOWS and ten VOR as A County National IMgard nas lectrie TESS W. BAIR MRS. MARGARET AGNES W ving his car Tue (LEECH) BURCHFIELD Mav 9. Josse W Marua \ J nst ! NE ricken wher Sachets dny al Bair, of with a Lorie in eech School make their home in alter was born In 1882 2 son of J. Frank Bair ilipsburg he Olver Jones rence soon Jones him to both Mir and parsonage boards of mount avenue trustees. In these capacities he hae the opportunity to announced the marris using s daughter, Edith 11 Yi Wednesday manifesting wood F. Olver on of Mr. ana ir aa t 1 ne Ail H A onstruction Olver Honesdal and pars n the Method church vi re held ton, § Saturday, May 6 United Brethren diately following the Shank church on Thursday afternoon, Ap- ception in tl honor was held r » 1 Mi r ~ "y 3 1 Bait ri 20 Sith his pastor, Rev. G. O. the residence of Prof. and Mr made a Nell, officiating. Interment was made 1. Ko I'he bride is gradi Bigler he En Er RAILROADS en a His eel NEED WORKERS [Laborers and Helpers Shop, Track and Signal Freight Handlers Mechanics and Brakemen sperienced & Unexperienced KETV mmett mr wedding, a Of Nort va ntle cemetery Penn State Coll in the class of » December, 19042, and the was graduated from the same (nsti Octo 1943 He bridegroom i Jy Fe B MISS ADA E Ada Elizal . y wy pr on an i y p Haver led inesday, May ransferred from hi resent Were Aone ES i BUTLER Thursday of MRS. LILLIAN BLAND Bland ( COBBLE MALES FEMALES IX Lo 6&8 John's Evangelical & Reformed I% to 45 Rev. C. Nevin Stamm Neft—Rockey : weisey : bg) bo : - me ori y ) M Ji gly | ’ ev 8 1 “ ; Won Apply to U. S. Railroad Retirement Board Were marr PRE Pas to 12 delle fonts § i Fide war RB "1 Station Bellefonte Croom naren witn i the cet ri ia - " { ‘ Pa BEY 5:30 a.m May 23 Station fodp m SL John's Lutheran, noon Mileshurg Pass 1:30 p. m — Sermot ! ritage.” NEL 13 a 20 a | and Pain a self in Cell ’ . CORA WITHERITY 7:30 i ' les per and sermon 3 h SC $i 1981 ana . Yr : ; ! Saturda MRS J. M. KEICHLINE INSURANCE AGENCY One of the Oldest Agencies In Centre County Episcopal e of only survis Church March of last year. Pvt. Neft, who = i: i srs. Palmer EDW. L. KEICHLINE MRS. CORA ANNA GENSLER i’ ee en, A ee Tog Rev. Prat P Davis. Rector i iverld ne : \ngeles al and hin M ; : Temple Court Phone 2521 John's Lessons in English Methodist Church in Bellefonte Rev. H C It Words Often Misused HEBERLING bee Hebe L. Heberling ANNIE R \e (o WHO \ \/ \ BUY Milesburg Presbyterian Rev. H RECAPPING AND | on Ausust 13. iaas. at pennsylvania of the Lord's Supper 11 a.m. («11 1 w VULCANIZING L Reverting, *ho died in Wol. [Sacrament of the Lords Supper at] Malls OO i pron NEW TIRES, ert Woll, Tyrone n rt at 7:30 in churct hik-up, not hik-koff WHEELS TUBES AND RIMS KEYSTONE | th, imines a mo oo ee” TTT ake | Bellefonte, Pa Home Owned and Operated ® WHO CAN BUY THEM? The Office of Price Administration has recently extended rationing regulations to make all "B"” and ""C" gas ration card holders eligible for Grade 1 top quality synthetic tires. This means that when the present tires of these card holders can no longer be recapped, they are eligible to buy the new US. Roval Deluxe. “A” card holders are eligible for Grade 3 tires. . . used tires, recaps, “war” tires and seconds. HOW GOOD ARE SYNTHETICS? All synthetic tires are far better than even the most optimistic tire men thought From all over the country reports from car owners are pouring in that the new US. Roval Deluxe is turning in performance even beyond expectations. Backed by years of work in the pioneering of synthetics, and built by craftsmen who have learned how to use every ounce of materials to give the greatest possible service, the US. Royal DeLuxe is the best tire buy on the market today. WHERE CAN WE BUY THEM? If you ng a Grade One Tire Certificate, you can buy the new US. Royal Del auxe where you see the familiar U.S. Tire i If your U.S. Tire Dealer does not have your size in stock, be pettiont. All popular sizes are now rolling out of the giant U.S. factories in increasing quantity. Your Dealer will take care of you as soon as stocks are available, 8. Potter Street GEIST HENRY H Let Us Have Wards Often Misapelied poasible a holesoane whinle ness Your Tires || Thin master's degr ne zraduat rk at the Blanchard - Dix Run Baptist Recapped vers I. mich, © nar y e a Res wit The. aston : aoe of nke Omit, coe Baptist, Blanchard: Sun We have a large stock of KL A nea ng ’ ol ‘n M . “ das Mav 21 Sunday School. 9:40 firade 1 Pa Truck PAL m 101 y 161 al P11 6:30 Evening Worship a and Implement Tires, EE Ram o 0 Wednesday May 24° Junior the a g | , 3:30. Community your Lot Rent loo h instr tor I i 30 The speake for this lary by mastering onhe HUBERT ROSSMAN or Crelst, win Shel wa rv will be Rev. M. 8 Words for this HOME & AUTO SUPPLY STORE|] ort bom of quantitative An-| Messiah Baptist. Dix Run: U INTERMINABLE Phone 2615 " Am morning worship and Sunday School it or end { Accent J ROL of metal of Or- 9.30 A cordial welcome awaits you His hours of lonesomeness BELLEFONTE, PA. hic * 8. He was well known for churches interminable ! wi nity adviser to Alpha fraternity and JUDICIOUSLY. wisely prudently He handled the hi Sigms social In | WE MAKE KEYS will be Ee mbar for philan uation judiciously thropie among students. He - mt} | no Sigma XI. grad HOLOCAUST: a complete destri tion, especially by fire. (Pronounce | mite scientific honorary fraternity ! Pellowship, 6:30 p. m. Bible Study, hol-o-kost first 0 as in of, second | tion {f wi confinement Liberty and omitting, two t's Word Study ord thi La LL nger and it 15 increas ur .VvOCrahn word eat lelrer Class Rogers day jesaom Unified having no im ga Analy follows the seemed at these rk as Ia discy Port Matilda Methodist OO LL. Gordon Port Matilda Church Church School, 930 a m Methodist Youth Charge iy ] vers deeds pastor ry member of MAKE YOUR NEXT TIRES U.S. ROVAL De Lie’ E—————— Church _ to v aviser Church Church Bchool, Where you see the U. S. Tire sign, you will find a local, independent The makers of America’s pre-war tire quality leaders for years. When you Pri Lambda Upsilon, national chem honorary society: of the Amer 7:30 p. m 0 as In no, third o as In or, accent | ican Chemical Society: and of the Martha Church School, first syliable) The holocaust | BEGINNING TODAY Masons. He also served as faculty 10:00 a m claimed hundreds of lives YOU CAN SECURE A Inter-Fraternity Council Mahal INDISPUTABLE : incapable of be- | HOME Professor Cielst Is survived by a sis- 10:00 a. m ing disputed (Accent second syl ter, Mrs. ¥. J Auch, of Elizabeth- . . lable. not ‘the third) He gave In 1:41: 1 town: and two brothers Warren wn. X hun h N {Chur Pw disputable proof of hig identity RIAL Geist, of Mount Carmel, and Frank hn rahip Nervice, 11 a. m 8 \ To N CLARIFY. to make clear OF A J. Geist, of Buffalo, N. Y. Puneral Special Notice: Bible Study at clarify the situation, I shall relate » , » . services were held from the home of Port Matilda Church Sunday evening Western Electric his brother, Warren, in Mt. Carmel, HEARING AID Monday afternoon W. D. WALKER, W. DD Walker died in the Clear. field Hosptial on Sunday, April 16 1044. The son of the late Irvin and Amanda Walker, the deceased was born at Yarnell, Centre county, on January 18, 1879, making his age at time of his death, 65 years, 2 months and 28 days. Mr. Walker was married in the year 1000 to Rachel Woomer of Pleasant Valley, | Centre county, who with the follow Devignad by Bell Telephone 1 snr toring Come in Today And Ask About Our Tris! Plan AUDIPHONE CO, 451 Altoona Trust Bldg. ALTOONA, PA, Phone 9010 ing six children survive: Harold, of | Belle Shirey, | and Mrs. Alice Synd, of Bigler; Mrs. | Church School, 10:30 a. m. ing Happiness.” | Helen Hurley, Philadelphia; Leon, | | Buffalo, N. 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