THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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survived by his widow, the former | of Masury, O.; Mrs, Laura "Simpson, FRED AUMAN
(Kathryn Dugan, and the following of Oblong, Il and Kenneth, at] Fred Awnan, of Spring Mill
children to a previous marriage: home. One brother, Tine Wagner at the Centre County Home
| Robert, Canton: Mary Louise, wife!of Moshannon, survives, with 13!fonte, at 12:10 a m. Tuesday
of Hillman Willlams, Osceola Mills; (grandchildren and 15 grest-grand- tember 5. 1944, after an ines
Sgt. Edward, Buckley Field, Denver, | children, Funera] services will be | complications, He was a son of
Colo. The following brothers and held at the home at 2 p. m. Thurs and Mrs. Peter Auman and was
sisters also survive Mrs. James | day with the Rev, Ralph Schlabig born in Gregg township on August
MERRETT 8. ADAMS [Glynn, Osceola Mills; Nollie, Osce- of 8now Shoe, officiating. Interment (8, 1864 making his age at time of in the
Merrett 8. Adams, 70, of Watson- ola Mills; Mrs. George Gordon, |will be made in the Askey cemetery, [death 90 vears and 27 days, He was he was serving
F. Moore, died at an Altoona hos-| town, former Milesburg resident, died | Houtzdale Treece, Philadelphia —— never married North (
pital Saturday afternoon. She was at the Willlamsport Hospital at 3 and James, Chicago, Mr. Fallon was MRS, MAUDE TIPTON | viving RP iy
born January 17, 1888, at Center p m. Wednesday, August 30, 1944, as a retired rallroader with 33 years a . . _ i family ioned in 1040
Line, Centre county, a daughter of | the result of injuries received in a service on the Pennsylvania rail- Behe oR pos AA sir Boden lle {held at 2 o'clock thls Thursday af-
Dallas and Margaret (Cronister) fall from the roof of his home which road. Funeral services were held one nte at 12 30 “ m Price’ Ber. | LEN n, with burial in the Mill. | West
Lykens, £ae was married August 17, he was repairing. He was rushed to Monday morning at the Immaculate \inbe i 1044 Pa ge 4 Rs helm cemets Friends may call at | Mn
1986, at Cumberland, Md. to C. H. {the hospital where he died without | Conception church, Osceola Mills, In| go, © il : ir tied t the r % a oe the Goodhart funeral home, Centre | Ployment for the
Moore who with regaining consciousness, The de- charge of the Rev. L. J. Kelly Bur- |) tw —. ago rhom Tiptor wl Hall, until the time of the sel
Leroy who lived in Watsontown for | ial was made in the Catholic ceme- \ oi i Os hin wnal i 1 ve 14
was engaged in the furni- | at Osceola Mills | \s8a phe ph ot Jitp A
MRS. MARGARET SWIFT ire and undertaking business there Spe pr Dunkle. Bo. anc ie
| a Magare! a War i Of She Ye Oy a ile ad him ( John, and two sisters, Mrs. Alice
ate Joseph Swift, dled Thursday nd Siste Jennie ah ieorge te and a a Cramer 4
August 31 at Lansing, Mich. She Anna, of Milesburg. Funeral ser-|giy of m Beetorts KD ! i Du
was a former residen Phil vices were held at his late home ‘ok 1 services er hm hp Wind
hig ; neral services were held at the Neff
burg. One son, Jo { Stat aturday alternoon . funeral home in Howard Sunday af-
loge, survives her A graduate of Penn State, he was 81,0000 with Rev Ralph
were conducted Mot MRS. ANNIE MARTIN WHITE on of Edward and Rena Uzzle| gn... creek, officiating
10 & m. from the Wi Mrs. Annie Martin White War- | Bland, His mother, living In Btate io. made in Highland
parlor, Rev. Juin Stan { Mark, died at fier home on and two brothers, Harry near Howard
the Methodist morning at 7:30 o'clock fol- and Sidney Bland also of State
Interment was made in the Philips. jowing an illness of ix years |College, survive. Funeral services HORACE
burg cemetery N hite was born April 9, 1868, were Qield at the Snow Bho Meth . .
————— i Fagle, the daughter of Jo-!odist church Wednes 100n Horace A Kauffman, a retired Son Fe Benders
JOHN I. DEWEY , and Nancy (McCune) Moore, | With Rev. Ralph Schlabig offi fariner of Zion died at his home at : n Mill y Benda
p ' oh > nterment made in the 2:12 Pp. m. Monday, Beptember 4 and Mrs. A, C. Bender
John Irvin Dewey ent 1 November 2, 1902, at Port Ma- | Interment was made in os wh ot) Sen Ay : avshury anne Un iy
civie, fraternal, cl . ! blisine tilda she was united in marriage cemetery Moshannon 1944, alter a none IROTLY i { ent Hospit
" aternts A \ busi . y ' wwreabhiive ug t ad de
alftivitles and tax collector in 1 John 8. White. She had been ; ) y ~ IACKERAY 14 1866 a —— an Sarah
rone from 1930 until this spring, |a lfelong resident of thie Warriors MRS. ELIZABETH THA LR/ ui sono i e aus arah
died at his home in Tyrone, Thurs- Mary valley. She is survived by a Mrs. Elizabeth Ric hards Thacker- 78 A es ha a, id we
day morning, August 31, following son Sanford White, stationed in the'ay, 74, died at the home of her former Sarah Amanda Stover ,
an extended illness. Mr, Dewey was South Pacific a daughter Miss daughter, Mrs. Stuart FF. Gast, in 1 Tom id hr C4 :
f son of Thomas E. and Catherins Nancy White, at home, and a bro-! Williamsport, Friday, Sept. 1, after fn a M hi om
(Wertz) Dewey and was born rd Moore, Tyrone, R. D./a short illness. Bhe was Lorn in going ag
Snow Shoe December 4, 1888 wa member of the Lancaster and Was a aa ighter : of
Pebruary 4, 1910, in the Fh Bald Metaodist church Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Marshall. She
Sept ember a. ] 944.
Valued at $634,150 Dies of Rattlesnake Bite
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with of 1942 and Is empioyed In the of
Mr. fices of the Titan
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Navy in 1938. Until recently
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Mrs. Nora A. Moore
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BELLEFONTE, PA
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Mrs. Robert T. McLanahan, of State 31, 1944, at the home of his sister, active in Loris | from } eho me t 10:30 os. Thut
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and a sister Mrs. Della Shuey i for almost a year He was born llamsport chap © h “wh. Zien @ wr o rial wu
Lock Haven Mr. Dewey was very September 18, 1867, in Blanchard, a ter of the Seaman's Churcl: Insti. ha in Zion cemetery
active in church work, being a m>m-!son of Foster and Beulah Clark tul r a ni f J Her
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WILLIAM FP. BARKER
William Pierson Barker, 77 the
father of Mrs. Harriet Thompson,
wife of Attorney Edward J. Thomps
Philipsburg, died Thursdiy
ugust 31 in Memarial Hosptia
Ont. Services were
home at Pitist
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MRS. JOHN H VONADA
Mrs Jennie Kasiah Vonada, 61. of
Coburn. died at her home there at
10:30 o'clock Bunday momming, Sep.
tember 3. 1944. shortly after suffer
ing 8 heart attack. £0 was a daugh-
ter of John and Christie Roush Cor-
man and was born in Halnes town.
ship on April. 1. 1883. On September
28. 1902 she was united in Marriage
with John H. Vonada, Wao survives
with taese children: Lee A Vonada
of Coburn: J. Guy Vonada, of Jean
ette: Roy E. Vonadd of the U 8S
Navy stationed at Davisville, R. 1
Surviving brother and sisters are
W. CC Corflan, of Wilkinsburg
Jerry R Corman, of Coburn, and
Mrs. Warren Boob, also of Coburn
There are also six grandchildren
Bhe was a member of the Coburn
Evangelical church. Puners! segvices
were held from the Coburn Evan-
gelical church yesterday moming
with Rev. H. 8 Ent: pastor, of
ficiating. Interment was made in the
Fairview cematery at. Milheim
Ee ———
MRE. JOSEPH I. HOWARD
Mrs. Alice Rose Howard died at
her Home on North Thomas street
Bellefonte, at 9:30 p. m. Saturday,
September 2, 1044, after an iliness
of several years Born October 4,
1900, In Bellefonte, she was a daugh-
ter of Norman CO
Cummings,
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RECENT
WEDDINGS
Raymond Quick
Officer Lester
and Miss Ev
Robert
| SA ron i i
Third Class oily
Raymond of rifting
Sarah rutin
¥ H Ha :
rone became the bride of Charles
Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harr
Bennett, Port Matilda, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. W. Nevis
Elliott. pastor { h Fir«t Presin
terian chur i )
tended hy
maid of he
er Was
Olewine—Graham
The marriage of Miss Janet Elaine
Graham. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
R O Graham of State College
It. George Gilbert Olewine, U
Army. son of Dr. and Mrs J. Harris
Olewine, of State College, took place
at the Post Chapel, Camp Barkley
Abilene, Texas, at 4 p. m. August
bh The post chaplain officiated at
the ceremony A reception at the
Officer's Club followed. Lt and Mrs
Donald Probert, former classmates
of the couple, were the attendants
The bride was graduated from Penn
State in June, 1944, and is a member
of Chi Omega sorority. Lt. Olewine
wast 8 member of the class of 1044 at
Penn State and received his com-
mission in 1943 He is a member of
Delta Upsilon fraternity
CO ummings—0 offey
The Rev. Wallace J. Cummings
former pastor of the Howard ard
Beech Creek Methodist charge, and
son of Mr. and Mrs. George C
of Littlestown, and Miss
Kathryn E. Coffey, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. John E. Coffey of Ship-
pensburg, were married Sunday, Au-
| ust 27. The Rev. RR. Lehman
and Maude M { district superifitendent of the Har-
| Daughenbaugh Meyer, and was aged | | risbury charge, performed the double
Eo years,
| Coleville;
| Howard, and the following children
| Hassel, U. 8. Army In England; Mrs.
{Phillp Campana and Joseph L., Jr,
|
10 months and 28 days. | {ring ceremony in Grace Evangelical |
| Surviving are her mother, living in | | church, Shippensburg, at 5 p. m., as. |
her husband, Josey L.| sisted by the pastor of the church. !
The bride given in marriage by her
father, was a teacher in the Ship- |
pensburg schools until resigning
| both of Bellefonte; Norman, U. 8 [some time ago. The Rev. Mr. Cum-
{Army in France, Thomas, U 8
mings, who recelved his
Md. next June. He is pastor of he
Methodist church at Littlestown
Jones—FEvey
Miss Betty Ann Evey, daughter o
{the late Mr. and Mrs. jared Evey of |
near Bellefonte, became the bride o
| Robert F. Jones, Petty Officer
class, U. 8B. Navy, son
Jones, of
fonte, at a
the
sport at 4 p, m. Monday.
B. A de-|
gree at Penn State, expects to com |
plete a theological course at West. |
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