Page Eight a : THE CENTRE DE MOC RAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. June 14. 1951
RECENT DEATHS Marriage Licenses Fer Ta (Coyl, Binie College snd Nola hiyers, ute Cote ne Briith ewar i, Na. and | ang Olive -R.. Martin, Stal vo It ony eordogeen oo ode ot Disseverits 1a Time
weaver We inyetis Jack Dreibelb) State Colley
JOHN W. COLLAR willlam L. Fournot, State Coll Donald Morgenson, State l | : : Ohio Mirlam Keim. Pit
John wavne Collar, two-months- and Norma E Tipton State Colle ge lege and Rebed Al son, Sti Normal We be | vMillheim and Donald n Mit ell Arlington Harry H Rath)
: . ; ; ‘Olle Jean N nier viliinen Va and Buzanne {orler Stat y AR
old son of Thomas and Mary Collar, Wesley R. Burns, Harrisburg and ent date haller Bellefont \ | M. Parris Moshanno hill 4 ; "el and Phyllis M. Oxford
of Moshannon, died in the Philips- Gladys Spittal, State College Whidmouiy ‘ igsiviphed Mb ta . viove 1 Yi Rrra bs ud * Parks. State College and lege
burg State Hospital at 10 a.m. | ilk Abhi Wagner, Relefon hh Se Si mdi vO INL H HPs A lediule ano Oil may
Thursday, June 8. 1951 i Lee C Schlesler State oll "hon lerger, Boalsbu 1 Joht Cn 13 \ \ 3 hv Atteman, SBtate College Cordes F Miller Shoe and | it seems to
He was born March 23, 1951 Tag Lois M. Green, Su oll argaret ith onlsburg ind Ruth A ‘eler remeosi Neo {erbert Schaaf, State College ' Evelyn J. Bhrefller
Survivors include his parents, —— ——— - BR _—— - EE - ee —————————————————
nine sisters and three brothers: Y
Violet, Jovce, Milly, Elva, Jane,
Alice, Mary, Barbara Nancy Em-
Ei uy “TWO FAMOUS NAMES c.. FOOD WORLD
Cemetery Friday afternoon
Brea
MRS. SARAH G. CROSS
Mrs. Sarah Georgina Cross, sister
of Mrs Henry Buchenhorst, of |
Bellefonte RD, died in St. Luke's
Hospital, Cleveland, O. at 1 am
Monday, June 11, 1851
Born Mar. 3 1880, in England,
she was the daughter of William |
and Mary DeSoer Evans. She was |
married to Ernest Cross, who died |
in 19835
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Funeral services will be held at | 4
the Koch Funeral Home in State | .
College, at 10 am. Thursday, with | b ;
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the Rev. Donald G. Raup officiat-
ing. Interment will be in Stefly's
Cemetery, McAlevy's Fort
LEWIS C. BULLOCK Ek. : /f \ B LAUGH WITH “AUNT FANNY"
Lewis Calvin Bullock, Centre | - | 4 8 ON THE BREAKFAST CLUB,
County native, died at Long Beach, | § oY . ; ABC, 8:00 A.M. C.5.T.
Cal., Sunday py ine 3, 1951 . " iu : A
Mr. Bullock a native of Milesburg, |
operated a carriage making shop |
there as a young man. Later he|
lived in State College where he |
operated a seafood store. He went |
to California about 25 years ago. |
Mr. Bullock, who would have been |
88 on June 12 was a son of Jona- |
than and Ha; Bullock. He was |
twice married. His first wife was | DON'T MISS THESE SWIFT WEEK VALUES IN OUR
the former pssie Shirk. To this |
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inion wo daughters were bom. ¢ June Is Dairy Month =.
is second wife, the former Ada —— :
il Sori ie Ho ute wes mae [16AT (HGPAIUTIGN LS PREMIUM,
urvive. They are Jom and Robert ' : Cream Cheese 15¢ . 38c » eh —
iving in California Kraft Velveeta Cheese b2-1b pkx 39¢ : “2%
ag Po Rit 3! oe Kraft Cheese Spreads Neos Rds : Sut it le With That Hickory-Smoked Flavor \ \S CHOPPED HAM'
Kraft Sliced White American Cheese Th PRE 24¢ Delicious — 12 to 14 Lb. Average DSS :
Borden's Swiss Gruyere Cheese § portion pz 35, <= ; Yan hH Te |
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Pabst-ett Cheese Spread Pz 27¢ SWIFT’ N) PREMIU =
Green Star Margarine Te etn 20¢ : / —
Nucoa Margarine I-iets 35e SMOKE D HAM = sre SWIFTS
Mrs. Filbert's M H-ibetn 34 Shan ™
rs. Filbert's Margarine . ¢ Shanle b 5c . Rol b b3c / Bly ib 69c a PREMIUM
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or oan Swift's Premium Swift's Premium Hang
Ag B Saverkraut and Franks 1 3c SMOKED PICNICS b 49. SKINLESS FRANKS b 59 URGERS |
First State Mushroom Pieces and Stems Ven vu 77¢ : : Re hdc
made in Englewood |
MRS. EMMA MOLL ROTHROU
Mrs. Emma Moll Rothrock, of the
Bellefonte airport road dled in the
Centre County ( at 9 am
Wedne ine 13, 185
» of James H
serious injury
when she fell in
and was taken
an ambulance
been critical
stroke at the
n at Berk-
17, 1870. a daughter
Whilelminia Wolf
husband who ym she mar-
urvives with
Swift's Premium
: : ‘ pkg of 3 lean Sliced
ipa: Nou spi.” > 7¢ CHEESE LOAF 4s O3¢ | BACON nme 490
Lipton’s Tea Bags PRX of 16 9c . Phrof 48 go.
Hanover Red Kidney Beans 1g-0zeun Ji Fully Dressey sud Drawn n 59¢ Rib End “ 45¢ 4 LUSTREX SALAD BOWLS
FRYING CHICKENS PORK CHOPS
Del Monte Crushed Pineapple Yoru a7 : :
. § 02 can resin rozen | esn- rozen
Lucky Leaf Tomato Juice : 25¢ RE Ait FILLETS »39¢ ee vers " 39c¢ $1 .00 VALUE FOR ONLY 55¢
Swansdown Coke Flour oz pke 39¢ Get Your Set of Bowls When You
Kraft Salad 0il plean go. . alean gge GR ERY Y LUES Buy A Can of Any of The Swift
Pillsbury Pie Crust Special Offer phd dun bd A Canned Meats Listed Above . . .
p.m Dr
Hershey's Chocolate Syrup foean 17¢ Old Virginia Brand Available At All WEIS MARKETS
Bisquick Flour woe STRAWBERRY preserves “= 29
will officiate
lac bi Li to Famous Heinz Foods oe Mora
Fr) | oo Famens Béiu Youle | PINEAPPLE JUICE 35¢ ee
BAKED BEANS «-15c ROYAL GELATINE DESSERTS ~''c Cham a
BABY FOODS «wie we 100 P RK BEAN Bit Top yo 10c —e hed iii VALVE ¢
TOMATO KETCHUP ': 25¢ Li Mur SHS + a Dan, Co
BRING US YOUR
SUCRE HUNT'S TOMATO SAUCE 3 = 23c
COUPONS
CRISCO $1.12
Personal
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Pure White
Med
Bars 19c
{.. Akron, O.; Marvin J
Bellefonte, and George A. Clear-
field. A brother and sister John
Moll, of Niagara Falls RD, N.Y.
and Mr Philip Schultz, of Niag-
ara Falls N.Y.. mnlso survive in
addition to one grandchild
She was a member of St. John's
Lutheran Chuoh, of Eellefonte. |
Mrs. Rothrock lv ed in the same
house ap proxi mately 45 years
ices will be held at)
nuneral Home, Belle-
EE ee at ii i i Es a i I a a ~
ADDITIONAL DEATHS ON PAGE
EIGHT SECOND SECTION
Three Teachers—
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¥; board informed Father |
the public schoo
take care of St. John's
such time as the new
ready
resignation of three teachers
nounced. Frances M. Home!
resigned as kindergarten teacher
Lou B. Hackenberg, 7th grade
teacher, and Sara R. Lucas, a
mathematics teacher. The board
accepted the resignations ang will |
seek replacements for the three
Sidney B. Willar Jr., was named |
as a permanent teacher after serv- |
ing in a temporary capacity since
the first of the year
Tax Collector Jean Bauer reported |
the collection of $538.40 in 1950
taxes and stated that she would |
have the final report ready for the |
July meeting
Stellard Beightol was awarded the
coal contract for the 1051-52 year. |
with a low bid of $4.95 per ton piu
25 cents per ton extra for shoveling
back in the bin
Carl Johnson reported that the
Tax Equalization Committee had
met, but little was accomplished ir
the way of organization. Another |
meeting will be planned
Grade Crossings Are
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of driving across the tracks while
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slow trains, the interval may be as eh | 4
long as a minute, but In any event > Bn 49c 2 CLOROX RINSO BABY FOODS
the delay is not sufficient for any 4 More Than A Bleach Free Plastic Bag With 2 Pkg»
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