Pa Six SE FIO TI SE PY OBITUARY TEE — An only died during the first ese brothers and sis- Alfred Ott, of New Mi Elizabeth Ripka, Ott, hoth of Willlams- Mrs. Jenne Green, of Detroit 1... Mrs. Sara Strauser vivors include hi living at her brothers son, Nathan . { Medi and nee the deat wife; =and daughter Marv Dinwidd of Mrs. Cora Rothrock, of DuBois. Mr Ridgway ning ra hildren and Ott was a member of the Reformed two great-grandchildren th | i the Od Fellow { a ister ! ran nd Lode ith of Bellefonte Funeral held at his home at irsday with Rev. C bi! Interment in cemes L. MONROE TOBIAS died Marc) L. Monroe Tobias, 87, fath son, Harr Mrs. Fred Lininger College World War died in the Jersey Shore Hospital at 1! urvive 11 p. m. Friday. H , ident | Y of Woolrich and a retired of the Woolrich Wooler he worked for 26 of this year of State been homy 3) f 44 fn i brothers ane James, of Jerse and Mrs, Clare Woolrich. Funera vi Nclating at the home Monday » Luth interment was made in te Woclricn WH t Pleasant Gap cemetery —— : JAMES R. McSULEY HENRY ¢ R mes R. McSuley of Pittsburgh, Henry C Weaver 1. reti ell former ellefonte resident, died at Telephone con moi { his home at 8 p. m. Friday, Novem- in Unionville at 12:3 : 7 1944, of complications follow- November 1944. of eal ( 1- Ing a six weeks’ iliness. MY, McSuley tion after being fll five \ {eV who wa Lock Haven 57 br tl er of the Le Mi rie REO, § n of Jame 1 Belle and HUBE RT IRVIN CALVIN Hubert I vii va d Lottie (Geist) Irvin, di MRS. SARAH ELIZABETH Tuesday morning at his ome in BOWERSOX Greenwood 3 ry in Me 2 1 3 is widow who had |p EIS fdition to her son, Lawrenc Floyd N. &mith, of Lawrence. Mrs. Lester Condo | Mills, Mrs. John M. Boob, of Mill- heim: Bruce of Mifllinburg Frank of Aaronsburg. William of Coburn and Lt. Walter H. Weaver, of Camp Chaflee, Ark. Surviving brothers sisters are: Mrs. Willls Breon, of Spring Mills: Mrs, Charles Miller, of Rebersburg: John Best, of Flem- ington; Charles Best of Willian port, and Howard Best, of Lewise She was a member of the Re- formed church of Millheim, Funeral vices will be held at the church at 2 p. m. Thursday, with Rev, Carl W. Elsenburg officiating. Inilerment will be made In Falrview cemeter) Millhelm pring and town JACK M. KELLEY Jack M. Kelley, son of James | Kelley, formerly of Houtadale in the Wash, ho Monday, November 6, al {iliness. He had been employed at the Fleetwing Alreraft Co of Bristol Pa. until] recently when od ition with the Boeing Al craft Co. of Seattle membered by h Snow Shoe and Al Si High Lieut iin C by hi fatl Seattle pital, on ter a brie! neecepts a pos attended Altoona red School Jinmie orsica on ho ister William Magulr Robert and Michael ter, Jane, all of Philadelphi JG HN F. BREON ra G. Breon, of Stale at her MRS Novembe THE C ENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE. PK. “| Missing Marine Presumed Dead (Conlinued rom page one) rent written Octo) ald that he was In a but ex short He told his worry i they did for a while eX) might be in an be unabie Lo wrils He wi wiied on enjor at Xpected to '™ parents not not hear fr died [ Recovered From Wound im him jy Captain Parker Is Decorated (Continued rom page ows) ‘Barroom Brawl 1944 avember 1, Recent Weddings Baina wire of ne marriage i Lo Concettins Arrives in France Poles WEIS , Corner Allegheny and Bi SELF ERVICE SNOD Streets BELLEFONTE, P/ WEIS QUALITY CAKE FLOUR 21. OLD VIR( Marmalade JANI .BUTTER MUSSELMAN'S JONTA CITRUS SHOP MARKETS VALUES THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES! TODAY AT YOUR WEIS SUPER MARKET 19: 43 Wes Quality FRANTZ MALTED KERNEL Marshmallows - MRS. HARRY E. HARPER MARY SYRUP 1.01 WILLIAM HENRY OT1 MRS. FLORA MAE WEAVER Hiam Henry Ott, retired car- Mtr Flora Mae Weaver, of Mill- jed at t 3.58 a 1 Monday ¢ home of Stormy Weather AHEAD KEEP YOUR FEET WARM AND DRY Overshoes and Arctics for Every Member of the Family Women's ARCTICS - $1.39 $1.00 Men's Arctics All Rubber Work 5-BUCKLE $3.69 {-BUCKLE $3.19 | DRESS $2.79 85¢ | Overshoes Child's and Misses’ ARCTICS ~ $1.29 Overshoes Youth's and Boys' | Overshoes | ARCTICS - $2.19 | DRESS $1.00 | WORK $1.35 Overshoes $1.49 We will be closed Armistice Day. Open Friday Night until 9 o'clock. Brown's Boot Shop Bellefonte’s Popular Family Shoe Store Torrence Marsha James Shirk Mit it Mill- f secrelar ab ago WA employed psburg Hardware Company the former Katura Stump, a hildren survive Herman and Mr Mary M both sburg: three ciilidren and the following ister also survive, in ther in Bellefonte: Miss Nelle man, of Aspinwall: Mrs. Paul Noll of Pottsville, and Mrs. Fred Kaufl. man, living in Tennessee. He leave a half-brother, Wade W. of Stats College. He was a member of the Masonie lodge and the Consistory of Williamsport, Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon, with inter- ment in Philipsburg MRS, MATTHIAS SHANK Mrs. Julia Shank, former resident of Clarence, died at her home In { Cleveland, Ohlo, Monday, 6. 19044. Mrs. Shank, who had not been well for about two years went to Cleveland to live about 12 years {ago. Born at Snow Shoe, 63 years {ago, she was a daughter of Willard and Nancy Elizabeth Walker Cris- ipin, Her husband, Matthias, and {these children survive: Kenneth, liv. {ing in California; Clarence, of New {York City: Dorothy, of Williams. |port; Gilbert, Vernon and Oecile, all sisters also survive, They are Mrs Alice Bullock, of Williamsport; Mrs Maude Bullock, of Jersey Shore; W 8. Crispin, of Julian, and Mrs. El lery Lucas, of Bellefonte, 8he was a member of the Methodist church The body will arrive in 8now Shoe this morning and will be taken to the Johnson funeral home where services will be held at 2 p. m. Fri. day. Rev. Ralph Schiablg will ‘of- ficlate, Interment will take place] November of Cleveland, Ohlo, and Paul, in the U. 8. Army. One brother and three) Norman McKinley Slightly Wounded They are: Fred ser addition to his bro- Samu Her- and Marine Presumed Dead and Mrs. Edward Hall vill w about ia were tifiee A member of | been missing 1043 received notice Corp iad ince November 10 weekend War Depart f any fu umed tw be tend ment that in 0 rther rd of him he now pie “Hall is believed to have been tioned on an aircraft carrier in We South Pacific when he was lost, He as 22 vears old and had been In {ie service about two years at the time he was reported missing Mr and Mrs. Hall have five other sons in the service sla- 5 ——- Spring Mills Couple Observe Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Confer, of! Spring Mills, were entertained at) their home Friday night, October 27, | in honor of their silver wedding an- | niversary Refreshments were served and Mr and Mrs. Confer received a number of gifts Those present were: Mr. and Jn - Clyde Confer and daughter, {Clarence Crater, Mr. and Mry Joh | MeCool and daughters Betty and Chocolate Flavored wn BYe CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP asugl 3 95 ht GRE Oleomargarine MA SUN-MAID RAISINS JESTH Dill Pickles WEIS QUALITY Jayouuaise EN STAR PROCESS CHATEAI SEEDLESS 15-02 13 FED 15 KRELLOGG'S CORN CORN BRE FLAKES FLAKES C 1-or N ki - CHEESE I-1h Frini 18 25 orden’s 2-h per pound WEIS BRANDS COFFEES ROASTED FRESH DAILY eo GROUND TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS AKFAST HOUR OFFEE ps 21 WEIS LEADER COFFEE HOTEL & RESTAURANT COFFEE KELLOGG'S SHREDDED WHEAT MOTHER'S OATS (C ¥ Ranger Joe » HONEY COATED WHEAT CEREAL CHEF BOY-AR-DEE SPAGHETTI SAUCE PURE CIDER VINEGAR SWEETHEART TOWET SOAP WYANDOTTE CLEANSER DELICIOUS CHICKEN RAVIOLI QUAKER YELLOW CORN MEAL L. & S. RED RASPBERRY PRESERVES L. & S. APRICOT PRESERVES BUTTER KERNEL CORN MIFFLIN BRAND PEAS YANKI-BOY SYRUP GREAT NORTHERN BEANS . Granulated Soap PhE 23¢ Palmolive Soap 2 Balhsize 19¢ TOILET SOAP 3° OCTAGON Toilet Soap OCTAGON CLEANSER Cashmere Bouquet aki in Askey cemetery near Moshannon | Beverly, Mr. and Mrs Arely Odfiter | Friends may call at the funeral) (and daughter, Norma Jane, and son | home from this evening until fu-|Doyle. Mr. and Mrs* W. 1. Russell | neral time. {and son Harris and daughter, Ln ADDITH Richard Harris, and grandson Bud- BEX GBOOND SECTION die, Mr. and Mrs, Nevin Righel and hy daughters Jean and Doris, Allen Few people turn down an invita- Sheets, and A, C Confer, all of ton to a good meal, anywhere, any- [Spring Mills; Miss Myrtle Woomer time. and David Swarts, of Lewistown, FOR EASIER IRONING Fancy Yellow Sweet Potatoes Fancy Winesap Apples 4 Ibs 25¢ Ib 39¢ 4 bs 24¢ Cranberries Florida Oranges Size 88. Florida Grapefruit doz. 35¢ each Tc FRESH MEATS Swift's Premium Frankfurters Fancy T-Bone Steaks Shoulder Veal Chops Breast of Veal Baked Beans
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