The Daily News from Huntingdon, Pennsylvania • Page 2

PAGE 2 THE DAILY NEWS, Huntingdon and Mount Union, June 1, 1972 Obituaries Mrs. Margaret Hook David H. Jones Mrs. Margaret C. Hook of Houserville died Wednesday, May 31, 1972 at 5a.m.

in the Centre Crest home in Bellefonte. She was born in Stormstown on January 22, 1914, a daughter of Charles and Hannah (Houtz) Packer. Surviving are two children: Mrs. William Knepp of State College and Charles E. Hook of Huntingdon.

There are six grandchildren. Also surviving are a sister and three brothers: Mrs. Edna Cain, Myrle Packer and Clair Packer, all of Bellefonte and Elwood Packer of Sciota. The deceased was a member of the United Methodist Church at Houserville. Funeral services will be held Friday, June 2, at 2 p.m.

from the Wetzler funeral home in Bellefonte. The Rev. Harold C. Hornbeck will officiate and interment will be made in Centre County Memorial Park in College Township. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m.

Thursday. Kenneth Mugridge W. Kenneth Mugridge, 161 East Main Street, Millheim, a former resident of Huntingdon, died Saturday, May 27, 1972, at 3 p.m. at Centre Community Hospital, Bellefonte. While living in Huntingdon he was a Boy Scout executive for' the Oneida District, Juniata Valley Council.

He was born in South Fork, the son of John and Lillian Dingle Mugridge. He is survived by his wife, the former Tillie Turner, three children; Gary Mugridge of Lima, Ohio, Mrs. Kathy McCaughin of Harrisburg and Jeffrey Mugridge, at home; one sister, Mrs. Laura Byrne of Stow, Ohio, and six grandchildren. He was a retired director of volunteer resources at the Laurelton State School and Hospital and was a graduate of Penn State University.

He was active in Boy Scouts for many years and was a member of the Masonic Lodge of Johnstown, the Milheim Lions Club and St. Luke's Lutheran Church of Mill heitn. Funeral were held yesterday at Do YouNied AUTO-INSURANCE? See Wlattin INSURANCE 402 Penn Huntingdon KALOS CLIFTON at 7i05 8:58 "Mark of Devil" 7:25 9:15 All AGES ADMITTED PARENTAL ESCORTS ENCOURAGED This is the Horror Film That You Have Heard About -Dontt Mils It. The Beautiful New THEATRE Robertsdale $35-3451 Now thru Saturday EALITY sflMAMATH THE LAST SUNDAY, "THERE'S A GIRL IN MY SOUP" Peter Sellers Goldie Hawn RATED NEXT WEEK Ten Commandments David H. Jones, 74, of 601 Broadway, Westville, New Jersey, formerly of Huntingdon, died May 30, 1972 at Woodbury, N.J.

He was born at Lackawanna County, on April 3, 1898, the son of Edwin G. and Margaret A. (Jones) Jones. He was united in marriage with Dorothy S. States of Huntingdon.

In addition to his widow, he is survived by a son, David H. Jones, of Westville, N.J.; a daughter, Mrs. Catherine Magin of Mantua, N.J.; two grandchildren and these brothers and sisters: Edward Jones of Hanover; Thomas Jones of Fort Lauderdale, Mrs. Evelyn Dorion, Reading; Mrs. Margaret Cooper of Albany, N.Y.; Mrs.

Ann Tyson of New Pultz, N.Y., and Mrs. Frances Reinhart, Ojai, Calif. Mr. Jones was a member of the Woodbury Heights Presbyter- Ian Church, Woodbury, N.J. A retired maintenance supervisor of the New Jersey Turnpike, he belonged to the Frank P.

Horn- mon Post No. 24, American Legion of Huntingdon, and the Florence Masonic Lodge No. 87 of Woodbury, N.J. He was a veteran of World War having served In the Army-Air Force. Private funeral services will be held at the convenience of the family on Friday from the Davis funeral home, 171 Delaware Street, Woodbury, N.J.

Richard T. Puckey J. C. Blair Hospital News MAY 31, 1972 ADMITTED Janice Dorell Price, Huntingdon R.D. 3.

Eileen Gall Hatchner, 601 College Avenue, Huntingdon. Donna Jean Anders, Alexandria, Star Route. Susan Violet Staley, 911 Moore Street, Huntingdon. John E. Snyder, 501 Washington Street, Hntingdon.

Merle W. Barr, huntlngdon R.D. 3. Richard Dale Hamilton, Mapleton R.D. Betty J.

Hoffman, Tyrone R. D. 1. Sandra Helen Hamilton, Mapleton R.D.. Delilah H.

Horton, Saltlllo. DISCHARGED Grace Garner, 1614 Oneida Street, Huntingdon. Zola Hooper, 14 N. Jefferson Street, Mount Union. Maye Horton, Aitch R.D.

Pamela Kyper, 1417 Penn Huntingdon. Amelia McMullen.Alexandria. Stephen Miterko, 1119 Pike Street, Huntingdon. Mary Morgan, Robertsdale. Madeline Park, Mount Union R.D.

Paul Port, Petersburg R.D. 1. Dorothy Ronk, Huntingdon R. D. 3.

Linda States, Huntingdon R. D. 3. Katie Yoder, Belleville R.D. 1.

Larry Zilch, Jr. Huntingdon. Word has been received of the unexpected death of Richard T. Puckey in Melbourne, Australia where he and his wife were vacationing. Puckey, a resident of Honolulu, Hawaii, was born October 3, 1912 in Orbisonia, a son of Dr.

J. A. Puckey and Florence (Ripple) Puckey. He was united in marriage to Lilly Williams, who survives, along with three daughters: Mrs. Joyce Junge, Mrs.

Pam Jensen and Mrs. Ricki Lamm, all of Seattle, Wash. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Marion Shingler of Orbisonia and Mrs. Dorothy Clark of Mount Union.

Interment will be made in Seattle, Wash. The Daily Newt published. dally it V-' Penn Huntingdon, Pa. Price 10 per Second class postage pa Huntingdon, Pe. 16652.

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to 3:00 p.m., the following schedule will be followed: 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Grades 4 through 8 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Grades 9 through 12 6:00 p.m.

to 7:00 p.m. Supervised swim for youngsters less than grade four must be accompanied by parents 7:00 p.m. AdultRecreationalSwimming Wednesday, Friday Family Swimming Tuesday and Thursday Saturday 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Family Swimming 3:00 p.m.

to 5:00 p.m. Out-of-school adults NO SWIMMING ON SUNDAYS It should be noted there will be no use of the pool permitted on Sundays and likewise that no child under grade four will be admitted to the pool unless accompanied and supervised by an adult. The pool is now closed for regular maintenance work. The board further agreed, that a nominal charge for the use of the pool will be assessed according to the following rates- all in-school youth, lOc; all out-of-school individuals, 25c. School authorities are very proud of the modern swimming facility available to the citizenry and would hope that those individuals who enjoy swimming will take full advantage of these opportunities, the first of their kind to be made available to area residents.

Dateline: Central Penna. BEDFORD Bedford Minis- terium plans to start a "meals on wheels" program "early id June. Meals will be prepared at Bedford County Hospital and delivered, at cost of "around $1." BEDFORD Attorney LeGrand W. Perce was named "toastmaster of the year" in District 13, Toastmasters International. ALTOONA Albert Francis Smith of Altoona was committed to Blair County Prison Tuesday in lieu of $2,500 bail on a charge of false pretenses.

Smith was pre-arraigned on information supplied by Emck Associates. He is alleged to have collected approximately $810 in the Huntingdon and Altoona areas, which he then failed to turn over to the firm. NEEDMORE Nine persons, including several juveniies.were arrested during a raid conducted early Saturday morning at the Bobby Baker Released On Parole W1LLIAMSPORT, Pa. (UPI) ing in the private auto and the car stopped just before it reached the gates, where group of about 20 newsmen arid photographers were waiting. Baker, neatly dressed in -a light overcoat to protect him from the windy weather, got out of the auto and read 'a relaxed and smiling Bobby short Prepared statement to the Baker, commenting that he wa group.

believed he had done his Bak er said he entered the "duty" well, was paroled from Le wfsburg prison on Jan. 14, the All en wood Prison Farm 1971 witn tne vow tna woi'fc 1 today 'after serving IB months do mv dutv and believe of a three-year sentence for nave done well." fraud, theft and tax evasion. He said he would grant lib The former protege of Lyndon interviews until after comple- B. Johnson and secretary to the tion of a book he was working Senate majority, was driven on. from the farm, a section of the Baker then refused further Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary, comment, got back in the auto by a woman shortly after and was driven off 7:30 a.m.

Baker had been picked up at was granti the farm, administration buV Lewisburg to the Allenwoo home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farm near here as a minimum Reigh, south of Needmore. Two security prisoner after his first adults were charged with viola- week in prison. tion of the drug, drug device and He was convicted in 1967, but his sentence was delayed four years by appeals.

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