The Progress from Clearfield, Pennsylvania • Page 2

PAGE TWO THE PROGRESS, Clearfield, Curwensville, Philipsburg, Moshannon Valley, Monday, January 18. 1965 Deaths Of The Area MRS. GRACE M. REESE BLANDBURG Mrs. Grace M.

Reese, 55, of Blandburg died yesterday in the AHoona Hospital. Born at Blain City Aug. 1, 1909, she was a daughter of the late Andrew L. and Mae (Diller) Sinclair. Besides her Berton T.

Reese, she is survived by two sons, Berton E. of Blandburg and Jerry A. of Altoona, and one grandson. Also surviving are the following brothers and sisters: Frank, Irvona; Wesley, Mrs. Lorraine Bloom, Winfield and Andrew, all of Coalport; Mrs.

Dottie Troxell, Jamestown, N. and Mrs. Mavis Curry, Celeron, N. Friends may call after noon tomorrow in the Russell L. Troxell Funeral Home at Glasgow, where funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.

m. The Rev. Marvin Freed will officiate. Burial will be in Pleasant Hill Cemetery at Glasgow. HENRY G.

O'SHELL COALPORT Henry Gilbert O'Shell, 44, of Trenton, N. died yesterday in Graduate Hospital at Philadelphia. Born in 1920 at Coalport, he the son of the late Daniel nod Goldie (Hooper) O'Shell. Mr. O'Shell was a member of Fraternal Lodge 139, Free and Accepted Masons, Trenton Forest No.

4 Tall Cedars of Lebanon, Scottish Rite Valley of Trenton and Crescent Temple Shrine. Surviving are the following sisters and brothers; Mrs. Ethel Bollinger, Fallen Timber; Mrs. Edna Grimes, Everett; Mrs. Josephine Dezaiffee, Altoona; Mrs.

Dorothy Troxell, Coalport; Stewart, New Florence; Jessee, Pittsburgh; and Donald, Coalport. A number of nieces and nephews also survive. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. from the Saul mo i a 1 Home, 1740 Greenwood Trenton, N.J.

The Rev. Alan Hagenbuck of the S1 a kwood Presbyterian Church will officiate. Interment will be in the Lawrenceville, N. Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 7 to 10 p.

m. Masonic memorial services will be held tomorrow at 8 p. m. LARS B. KASK GRASSFLAT Lars B.

Kask, 69, of Grassflat, died in the Philipsburg State General Hospital Saturday at 1:10 p. m. after a long illness. He was born at Grassflat Dec. 31, 1895, a son of the late Lars and Anna (Larson) Kask.

Before his retirement four years ago, he was employed as manager of the Grassflat Cooperative Store. He a member of the First Lutheran Church, president of the Lutheran Churchmen, and a member of IOOF here. He is survived by his wife, the former Gerda Force, two sons and two daughters: The Rev. Raymond Kask, Norwood, Bernard, Altoona; Mrs. Oscar (Holly) Rasdorf, Philipsburg; and Mrs.

George (Nancy) Elias, Williamsport. Also surviving are three grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: Axel, California; Sigwald, Grassflat; Miss Alma Kask, Lancaster; Mrs. Edith Hanson and Miss Esther Kask, both of Philadelphia. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p. m.

from the First Lutheran Church with the Rev. Edward Corneilson officiating. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the Johnson Funeral Home this evening and at the church from noon until 1:30 p. m.

tomorrow. ARNOLD A. NYLAND CHERRY TREE Arnold A. Nyland, 52, of Cherry Tree died yesterday at 5:15 a. m.

in the Miners Hospital at Spangler. Born June 17, 1912, at Elmira, N.Y., he was the son of the late Gust and Edith (Love) Nyland. In addition to his wife, the former Verda Termin, he is survived by one son, Thomas, U. S. Navy, Naples, Italy, and one daughter, Mrs.

Dennis Johnson, Tahoma Road, Md. Also surviving are one grandson and the following sisters and brothers: Mrs. Agnes McGuire and Mrs. Richard Curtis, Syracuse, N.Y.; Emerson, Elmira, N.Y.; Ray, Revloc; and Clifford, Ebensburg. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.

m. in the Hunter-Lloyd Funeral Home at Irvona, The Rev. M. R. Barto will officiate.

Interment will be in Fairview Cemetery at La- Jose R. D. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2:30 p. m. today and until time of services Wednesday.

MRS. REESE N. WILLIAMS PHILIPSBURG Anna C. Williams, 82, of 312 Spruce Philipsburg, died yesterday at 9 a. m.

in the Philipsburg State General Hospital where she had been hospitalized since Saturday night. She had suffered a heart attack in her home. She was born Oct. 17, 1881, at Karthaus, a daughter of the late Frank A. and Alma (Maines) Couteret.

She was married Nov. 11, 1902, to Reese N. Williams who preceded her in death on May 26, 1959. She is survived by a brother, John Karthaus, and four sisters: Mrs. Arch (Ardell) Miller and Mrs.

Fred (Emma) Bamat, both of Karthaus; Miss Iva Couteret of Clearfield; and Miss Marie Couteret of Philipsburg. One brother, Frank, preceded her in death. She was a member of Trinity Methodist Church of Philipsburg and the WCTU of the church. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1:30 p. m.

from the Dahlgren Funeral Home with the Rev. Stratford C. Taylor in charge. Interment will be in the Oak Hill Cemetery at Karthaus. Friends will be received at the funeral home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Centre County Assn. Discusses Plans For Firemen's Convention STATE COLLEGE Members of the Centre County Volunteer Firemen's Association discussed plans here yesterday for the convention to be held at 'Philipsburg in June. President John Gowland of Philipsburg conducted the meeting. Members also advanced plans for amending some sections of the by-laws and for continuing the mapping of areas for fires and placing markers at various homes throughout the district.

Refreshments were served in the Elks' home following the business meeting. Mr. Gowland, Vice President Richard Fry, Secretary Chris Waxier, Thorn as Harris, Elaine Colyer and Neal Baney represented the Philipsburg companies at the meeting. TONITE and TUESDAY One Show Only 7:15 9:05 Jurors Called For Centre County Court BELLEFONTE Criminal Court opened today in the Centre County Courthouse. The following residents from the Philipsburg area have been called to serve as jurors: Margaret Herrington, George Knepp, Warren T.

Townsend, Philipsburg; and Fred Webster, Sandy Ridge. Jurors called to serve in Civil Court the week of Feb. 1 include: Bess Beals, Oliver Bell Frank Catherine, Alice Fergu son, Elizabeth C. Gallo, Dorothy Hicks, Evelyn M. Miller, Velma Williamson, Philipsburg; M.

C. Hosband, Sandy Ridge; and Frances Tomco, Osceola Mills R. D. At sundown, sun glasss re duce all the light in your field of vision, warns the medical de partment of Northwestern Na tional Life Insurance Co. And if you drive in sunglasses a dusk or after dark, you can easily fail to see an oncoming car.

TONITE TUES. Feat. 7:00 9:00 He loved as if his life depended on it did! M-G'M pmwts Jim low FONDA DQDN ALBRIGHT JAYCEE WEEK, Jan. 18-23, has been set aside by the U. S.

Junior Chamber of Commerce and its affiliated state and local organizations to observe the founding of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Clearfield Area Jaycees, (left to right) Robert Beauseigneur, Kenneth Long, Donald Miller, Ronald Harper and William Morgan are shown here discussing arrangements for this week's program. Highlight of the week will be the annual Boss Night banquet Wednesday with Dick Merr, past state Jaycee president, as guest speaker. Philipsburg Hospital News Jan. 16, 1965 Admissions Dorothy J.

Bumbarger, Morrisdale R. D. Barbara Corio, Philipsburg Baby Girl Corio, Philipsburg Ann Marie Guydosik, Morrisdale Kathryn A. Guydosik, Morrisdale Baby Boy Harsomcheck, Osceola Mills Esther Kolesar, Morrisdale R. D.

Baby Girl Kolesar, Morrisdale R. D. Patricia Moore, Port Matilda R. D. Baby Girl Moore, Port Matilda R.

D. Shirley Sankey, Osceola Mills Baby Boy Sankey, Osceola Mills Martha S. Srock, SmithmiU Janice Thompson, Philipsburg Annie Williams, Philipsburg Discharges Geraldine L. Brelo, Osceola Mills Emil Castiaux, Houtzdale R. D.

Rebecca Gallagher, Drifting Leroy Murray, Philipsburg Andrew Philip, Morann Eva Philip, Morann Paul G. Shannon, Morrisdale Births Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Corio, Philipsburg, girl, 9:50 p.

m. Mr. and Mrs. Wasio Harsom- check, Osceola Mills, boy, 12:57 p. m.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kolesar, Morrisdale R. girl, 5:48 a.m. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Sankey, Osceola Mills, boy, 9:13 a. m. Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Moore, Port Matilda R. girl, 7:30 p. m. Death Lars Kask, Grassflat, 1:10 p. m.

Sunday, Jan. 17, 1965 Admissions Baby Girl Bumbarger, Morrisdale R. D. Natl. IRADIOL CODE I Radio 900 Tuesday, January 19 7:45 Howard Cosell Sports 7:50 Moore Eshelman Area Headlines 7:55 News Around the World 8:00 First Natl.

Bank of Philipsburg News 8:10 Area News 8:15 Morning Show 8:25 Progress Weather 8:30 Today's Good Thought 8:45 Music to Live By 8:55 Sears Paul Harvey News 9:00 Breakfast Club 9:55 Late News 10:00 Area News 10:05 Morning Show 10:30 Clfd. Dairy Bundle of 10:45 Crago Weather 10:55 Late News 11:00 Area News 11:05 Morning Show 11:45 Crago Weather 11:55 Master Chrysler News 12:00 Helmbold Stewart Paul Harvey News 12:15 Beard Oil Local News 12:20 Budget Plan State Local News 12:30 Area Sports 12:35 MPC Weather 12:40 Progress Bulletin Board 12:55 Late News 1:00 Afternoon of Music 1:25 Flair Reports 1:45 Crago Weather 1:55 Late News 2:00 Wise Gas Local News 2:05 Afternoon of Music 2:25 Flair Reports 2:45 Crago Weather 2:55 Late News 3:00 First Natl. Bank of Coalport B-C-I Civic Calendar 3:05 Afternoon of Music 3:45 Crago Weather 3:55 Late News 4:00 Marhoefer Area Headlines 4:05 Afternoon of Music 4:25 Flair Reports 4:45 Crago Weather 4:50 Thompson Buck Local News 4:55 Late News 5:00 Sports 5:05 Stock Market Report 5:10 Be Still and Know 5:15 Sign Off Ruth A. Coble, Allport Baby Girl Coble, Allport Dorothy Jean Eyerly, Philipsburg R. D.

Annette Freeberg, Philipsburg Leo Hughes Osceola Mills R. D. Helen J. Hummel, Philipsburg Dennis L. Kuhns, Philipsburg Gilbert Lockett, Madera R.D.

A. Myers, Osceola Mills Julia Myers, Osceola Mills Jackie L. Neff West Decatur R. D. John R.

Orwick, Morrisdale R. D. Ellen Polachko, Osceola Mills R. D. Edward Ross, Winburne Edward See, Morann Dorothy M.

Simcox, Philipsburg W. C. Springer, Philipsburg Rebecca Snyder, Philipsburg Blanchard C. Straw, Philipsburg Baby Boy Thompson, Philipsburg John Traveny, Morrisdale R. D.

Lawrence J. Zimmerman Port Matilda R. D. Discharges Steven G. Balough, Philipsburg R.

D. John D. Branton, Morrisdale R. D. Dolores Baranchak', Philipsburg Baby Boy Baranchak, Philipsburg Beverly A.

Bigger, Winburne Lenore C. Hazel, Allport Paul Hurley, Philipsburg Michael Patrick, Philipsburg Susan K. Matsko, Philipsburg Mary E. Martin, Houtzdale R. D.

Frank Pixley, West Decatur Benny Ritchie, Osceola Mills Earl Snyder, Philipsfaurg Betty Ann Sakosky, Philipsburg R. D. Creighton R. Sones, Kylertown Seighart Srock, Beccaria Willis Weaver, Pennsylvania Furnace $1,370 Collected (From Page 1) three divisions. Carl McKee, chairman of the Upper Division, reported a total of $408.79.

The Upper Division Chairmen included: Mrs. Goldie Wisor, Bell Township and Mahaffey; Mrs. John Patchin, Burnside Township; Mrs. Lela Passmore, Chest Township and Westover; Mrs. Donald McGee, Ferguson Township; and Mrs.

Raphael Johns, Jordan Township. Raymond Witherow, Middle Division chairman, reported a total of $593.87, which includes an incompleted report from Cur wensville Borough. The 'Middle Division chairmen are: the Rev. Dewey L. Hone, Township; Mrs.

Lawrence Brothers, Greenwood Township; Mr. Witherow, Knox Township; Mrs. George Squiers, Penn Township; Mrs. Frank Wise, Pike Township; Chester Chidboy and Mrs. Eleanor Kantar, Curwensville.

Mrs. Harold Shirey, chairman of the Lower Division, turned in a total of $427.45. Her Division chairmen were: Mrs. C. M.

Nose, Covington Township; Mrs. Irvin Shaw, Girard Township; Mrs. Voyle Amon, Goshen Township; Teresa Potter, Karthaus Township; Mrs. Gladys Schenk, Bradford Township; Mrs. John Eamigh Pleasant Valley; Mrs.

Paul Gross, Mineral Springs; Edward Shaw, BSgler, West Decatur and Wallaceton. Births Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Bum barger, Morrisdale R.

girl, 12:59 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Leo W.

Coble, Allport, girl, 2:10 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson, Philipsburg, boy, 2:45 a.m.

Death Annie Williams, Philipsburg, 9 p. m. Snack Bar Donor Mrs. Ralph Kuhns. Helpers Mrs.

Harriet Wright, Miss Viola Waple, Miss Laura Scott, Louella Shinafelt, Mrs. Fred Herman Mrs. Nelle Hockman. Phone 236-1050 Curwensville RENAULT PARTS DEPT. SPECIALS For January il Muffler and Tail Pipe Assembly $8.99 Brake Lining Set (4 Wheels) $6.99 Robert Bosch Spark Plugs (Set).

$2.99 Sealed Beam Headlights (Each) 99c 500x15 Sportsmaster Tires $10.99 RENAULT so.es AND SERVICE SAUPP MOTORS AUTO MART Route 53 Phone 378-8412 Houtzdale All We Ask is Test Drive the New Renault No One Injured (From Page 1) of Rocky River, Ohio, started to slow down as he saw a cindering truck from the Department of Highways working ahead of him. As he stepped on his brakes the trailer section of his truck jackknifcd into the path of the other Hall's tractor-trailer truck, traveling west. The approaching truck, driven by Charles V. Bright Jr. 34, of Middletown, hit the trailer, knocking off its rear wheels.

Damage to each of the vehicles was estimated at $1,000. State police were on the scene until about 8:30 a. m. directing traffic around the trailer until it could be'moved off the highway. The first of the Clearficd Borough accidents happened at 10:05 a.

m. Saturday-on Cemetery Road between Pine and Locust Streets. Clearfield Police Chief Charles C. Edmiston, who investigated both accidents, said a taxi, owned by Bob's Taxi Service and driven by Preston Luzier, 26, of 321 South Fourth was parked on Cemetery Road while a tire was being repaired. The second vehicle, a sedan driven by Richard Kendall Goodrow, 18, of Woodland R.

was traveling south when it skidded into the front of the taxi. Damage was estimated at $60 to the taxi and $25 to the Goodrow sedan. Five minutes later two cars going down Cemetery Road toward Market Street collided when the first car, driven by Mona G. Davis, 42, of Morrisdale R. D.

1, slid sideways across the road. Theodore V. Rowles, 38, of Mineral Springs, driving the car behind, could not get stopped and hit the Davis car, damaging it to the amount of about $150. Damage to the Rowles sedan was estimated at $300. TRAIL BLAZING FREMONTS COLUMBUS, Ohio great-grandson of John C.

Fre mont, "The Pathfinder of the West" who charted passages to the Northwest Territory a century ago. blazes his trails in the sky. He is Maj. John C. Fremont IV, chief of tactical training for the 317th Troop Carrier Wing at Lockbourne Air Force Base here.

His duties as pilot of a huge C130 Hercules transport plane have taken him on routes never dreamed of by his famous ancestor, who also was Republican presidential candi date in 1856. Echo Safe! lif Visible Again The original large balloon satellite Echo I is again visible in this area in evening. It is traveling in a general southwest to northeast direction and will move into the earth's sha dow. The times given below are for the position given but the satellite may be visible for several minutes before this time to the south and west of the given position. It is as bright as most of the stars in the sky so is easy to see moving slowly among the stars, according to Professor David C.

Whitmarsh of The Pennsylvania State University. Today 6:55 p. 35 degrees above the southeastern horizon and again at 8:52 p. m. about 45 degrees above the southwestern horizon.

Tuesday 7:41, southeast, 60 degrees. Wednesday 8:26, overhead. Thursday 7:11, southeast, 60 degrees. Friday due west, 4ft degrees. Saturday 6:44, southeast, 65 degrees; 8:40, due west, 30 degrees.

Sunday 7:30, overhead. Monday 8:11, west, 35 degrees. P-TA To Meet GOSHEN The Rev. Frank Montgomery of the Clearfield Trinity Methodist Church will be guest speaker tomorrow at the Goshen P-TA meeting at 7:30 p. m.

Room visitation will be held prior to the meeting. WOMENPAST21 WITH BLADDER IRRITATION After 21, common Kidney or Bladder Irritations affect twice tat many women men and may make jrou tense end nenroui from too frequent, burning or Itching urination both day and iiiuht. Secondarily, you may lose sleep and suffer from Backache and feel old, tired, depressed. In such Irritation, CYSTEX usually brings fast, br curbing Irritating germs in strong, acid urine and br analcesic pain relief. Get OTSTEX at drugglsti.

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