The Express from Lock Haven, Pennsylvania • Page 5

$400 Worth of Guns, Money Stolen in RD 1 Burglary Ab6utJ4W worth of old-type Masonic ring and four gold in gold pieces and cufflinks. Leek Hivtn Express- Friday, IS, foreign and domestic coins and currency wttC stolen Wednesday or yesterday, town the punnstown Township home of Mrs. Salome Reeder, Lock Haven R.I)?!. State 'police, who are issued teletype messages the descriptions of the weapons and the money, as follows: A .22 calibre single-shot rifle, a .32 calibre rim-fire rifle, a .32 bolt-action rifle; a 16- fauge pump-type shotgun, a 12- fauge single-shot shotgun, and a World War It-model Japanese fine. Also stolen were a bangle-type bracelet to which a $20 goldpiece is attached; two $2.50 gold- pieces, five old English and Italian coins; $2 in pennies, $10 in dimes, a lady's black wallet containing 10 new $1 bills and a driver's license, and a 32nd-de- State President Installs Officers for War Mothers With Mrs.

Etta Glossner, newly installed president, in charge of the ritual, State President, Mrs. Grant Kemmerer, of the American War Mothers, the following officers and chairmen this week: Mrs. Elsie Perry, first vice president; Mrs. Roy St. Clair, second vice president; Mrs.

Devester Lindsay, third vice president; Mrs. Florence Me- Ghee, fourth vice president; Mrs. Florence McDermit, chaplain; Mrs. Christ Bitner, recording secretary; Mrs. Ollie Stevenson, assistant recording secretary; Mrs.

Frank Swinehart, treasurer; Mrs. Ferguson Stabley, financial secretary. Color Bearers: Mrs. Ralph Wagner, Mrs. Dean McAuley, Mrs.

Anna Brownlee and Mrs Anna Mann; flag bearer, Mrs Preston Renninger; banner Mrs. Edgar Miller; Americanism chairman, Mrs. Lodie Winters; membership and publicity Mrs. Miller; Gold and Silver chairman, Mrs. McDermit pianist and cards, Mrs.

Charles Moore; rehabilitation, Mrs Julia Bitner; legislation, Mrs Blanche Dunkle; civil defense Mrs. James Fague; memory tree and memorials, Mrs. Clay ton Reeder and extra color State police said die entry occurred between! p.m. Wedne's- day and 10:45 a.m. yesterday, when the theft was discovered by the victim.

Entry was gained by forcing open a metal storm door and a wooden door, causing about $25 worth of damage to the doors and frames. Breaks Gate, Faces Probe ANTES FORT Constable; Pierce Holmes, of Miincy, has been arrested for malicious in- Hospitals The following were treated and discharged: Francis ser, 635 E. Bald Eagle received treatment to his eyes after some loose plaster fell in them while he was helping to remove a ceiling; Dennis Dickey, Beech Creek, was treated for injuries to his left hand after he caught it in a screw press at work, and Rodney Miller, Flemington, was treated for lacer ations to the left foot, an injury caused when a hunting knife fell one it. Medical admissions: Mrs. Robert Ankneyi 77 N.

Fairview William Burnell 733 E. Bald Eagle Robin Ray horn. 8, daughter of Mrs. Delores Rayhorn, 105 Hood Mrs. Chaun- pouty, Loganton R.D.

2, and Arthur Blewitt, E. Stroudsburg. Surgical admissions: M'r fore Justice of the Peace Rusell Bubb, previously scheduled or yesterday morning at 11:30 has been postponed until Monday. Charges against Holmes were filed by John T. Smith, 1622 Memorial Williamsport, who charged that the constable down a wooden gate on Smith's property during an at- pt to serve a warrant.

Smith old Bubb that all Holmes had to do to enter his property was walk around the fence. Holmes is said to have claimed hat his reason for breaking down the gate'was that he feared that "Smith would run in the house and lock the door." Asked, if there was any link jetween Constable Holmes and Frederick Dodt, of Williamsport, who was held for court yesterday on a charge of a larceny of faucets from Smith's delicatessen, Bubb said that Dodt denied lie had anything to do with the Holmes-Smith affair. Lock Haven Calendar Funerals Father of 12 Fatally Stricken James Hevner, 65, Found Dead by Son BEECH CREEK John Wolstencroft missed seeing his Water St. neighbor, James S. Hevner.

yesterday and thought little of it. until evening when the Hevner house remained dark. He investigated, found the door locked, and called Mr. Hevner's son, Tom. from Blanchard.

James S. Hevner had apparently died during Wednesday night. He had been around as usual the preceding evening, Mr. Wolstencroft and young Mr. and the Sons of Italy Lodge here, Her survivors are two sons, George, Baltimore.

James, Renovo. and four daughters, Mrs. Rocco Dottavio, Mrs. Frank Lanzino, Youngstown, 0.: Mrs. Amelia Pagano, Mt.

Union: Mrs. Thelma Carpineto, White Plains. N.Y;; 21 grand' children, 16 great-grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Julia Sette of Renovo. Jesse R.

Fyt Mrs. Clara J. 71, a native of Drurys Run. and widow of Jesse R. Fye, 985 West Fourth Lock Haven, died yesterday at 6.20 p.

m. in the Lock Haven Hospital. Her health had been failing the past five years. Mrs. Fye was a daughter of Clinton Ladies League W.

L. McCormickV 58 38, Gems 56 Merry Mixers M. B. Printing Misfits 46 50j Janet Tire Co 44 52 and Mrs. Curtis Hull, Mill Hall.

Discharged: Dale Combs, S. Hanna Mrs. Samuel Haussener, 31 N. Fairview Edwin Goodman, Island Route; Mrs. Harold Foringer and son, Flemington; Calvin Eyer, Cas tanea; Nathan Oakes, Mill Hall; Calvin Allen, Mill Hall; George Rhine, Salona R.D., and Mrs Russell Askey and daughter Howard R.D.

1. Jersey Shore Hospital Admitted Lester Bay, Broad Mrs. Gertrude Miller, Avis; Charles Yarrison, Logan ton; Albert Moore, Jersey Shore R. and Robert Felix, Locust St. Discharged: Harry Karstetter, Jersey Shore; Mrs.

Bertha Brickley. 1308 Allegheny Nicholo Peluso, Jersey Shore R. D. Herbert Smith, 436 S. Main Miss Margaret Bryant, 315 Maple Mrs.

Edna Mantle. Jersey Shore R. and Tina Fisher, 224 Railroad St. Williamsport Hospital Admitted: Mrs. Helen E.

Wenrick. Box 96, North Bend; Mrs. Doris K. Johnson, Park Hevner found him dead in about 9 p.m. yesterday.

A brick yard employe from the age of 15, Mr. Hevner was a moulder for the General Re- fractories, when the plant closed in 1954. He had worked at small jobs since then. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hevner, born Nov. 24. 1897, and would have been 66 years old this month. Twelve children survive. When Mrs.

Hevner died, 25 years ago, Mr. Hevner reared their two sons and 10 daughters. He had lived alone since the last of the family married. Surviving are Thomas Hevner, and Mrs. William Bowman, Blanchard; Donald, Farrandsville; Mrs.

Frank Norton, Bellefonte; Mrs. Donald Butler, Mrs. Kenneth Dickey and Mrs. Edward Herlocher, Mill Hall; Mrs. Waldon Hanley, Monu ment; Mrs.

James Young. Mrs. Vaughn Shady, Lock Haven; Mrs. William Rishel, Castanea; and Mrs. Robert Masden, Richmond, also 35 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.

the late Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Fye.

Her husband's death occurred in September, 1961. Surviving are two sons, William at home; Cpl. Richard L. Fye, Carlisle; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Fye, Mrs.

Ruby Gentzyel. Mrs. Luella Higgins and a foster-daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Rager. all of Lock Haven; 14 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.

Brothers and sisters are Benjamin Fye, Millersburg; Russell Weaver, Coudersporl; Mrs. Annie Fye, Farwell: Mrs. Laura Lee, Winter Park, Mrs. Blair Mann, Howard; and Mrs. Violet Eyer.

Lewistown. Funerals IGNOZZI High mass of requiem will be celebrated at St. tfoseph's Catholic Church Monday at 10 a. m. by the Rev.

Gerard Oeler for Mrs. Carmella Driver Faces 2 Charges in City Accident A Mill Hall man faces a charge of reckless driving and one of disorderly conduct as a result of a $2,100. three-car accident this morning at 4:37 in the 100 block on Bellefonte Ave. In police custody Russell Dauberman. 20, of E.

Arch Mill Hall, who is to be given a hearing tomorrow at I a.m. before Alderman Eugene E. Wolf on the disorderly conduct count. Dauberman, police said, became unruly during the course of the accident investigation. Police, said Dauberman was driving a 1955 sedan west on the avenue when his auto crashed into the left rear of a parked car owned by Mario Sorisio, 130 Kirkpatrick LeechbUrg, on the north side of the street.

Sorisio's auto was pushed by the impact into the rear of a parked auto owned by Harold H. and Mary Holler, 118 Bellefonte Ave. Dauberman's car careened off the Sorisio vehicle and traveled 50 feet to the center of the road, then continued another 100 feet to the right, where it came to a stop facing north on First St. Damage was placed at $500 to Dauberman's car, $1.400 to Sorisio's 1959 coupe and $200 to the Holter's 1952 sedan. Eathel C.

Goebert. 511 W. Walnut and Mary W. Bowes, Howard R.D. 1.

were the drivers of cars damaged in a $150 accident yesterday at. 5:20 p.m. at Rockefeller Attack on Gold water Is i a Democrats' WASHINGTON (API I II WVI Tagalongs 40 56 1 Democratic Cain The i close its files on former Viet National Commit- President Richard M. Nixon aft- Typettes 32 64 Match Results McCormick's 2, M. Mixers 8 Typettes 4, Misfits 4 4, Janet Tire 4 Gems 8.

Tagalongs 0 High Games Midge Hockenberry. Irma Ryan, Janet Sylvia Ryan, Janet High Totals Trma Ryan. Janet Midge Hockenberry. tee fattened its already bulging er he lost the 1960 presidential files on Sen. Barry Goldwater election, today with some of Gov.

Nelson He added that there are.files A. Rockefeller's blasts at the on Rockefeller. Gov. George Arizona Republican. 'Romney of Michigan and others The Goldwater camp re- who might figure in the presi- mained silent about the New denlial contest.

York governor's newest attack' Nixon told rcporlers in New on his Potential riva for the iYor City Wednesday that he is 19fi4 GOP presidential nomination. not angling for the nomination. He said his best role is to "unite Bui Samuel Brightman, pub- lhe 'p arly after (hc blood let- licitv director for the Democrat- ic National Committee, reported, Linda VanGorder, Misfits-460 clieerf lv Rockefp 0 Rockefellers asked his listen- Rig (Avg. to previous week) dictlTlon of views crs lo ima inc the prospect of i it -i fi 4 I I it; I ii Linda VanGorder. i- i hrf i.

in the Republican party and its i rnt ISIJCA.L.II IJCIVM NIC. ICIli i i I Irma Ryan. Janet C( press Managing Editors As- nnc 'P' es as enunciated from soeialion in Miami Beach Fla Abraham Lincoln lo Dwight D. was being filed under "what'p enhow being presented to Republicans sav about Republi- he American people nexl year in terms of a candidate and Carol Barthurst. Nancy Sementelli, M.M.—139 Starlite Classic W.

L. Buicks 72 8 Starlite Lanes 59 21 Jimmie's Grocery 50 .10 Raider's 4fi 32 Sweeney-Ridge Homes 45 35 .34 4fi Dark Horse Five Passell's Cities Service AUen R. Miller, novo; Mrs. Ruth L. Bower, 512 Burke Jersey Shore; Chauncy Royer, Loganton, and Nov.

"Penny" Junior Rickey Be an Linden R. D. 1. Class Play, Lock Haven High) School. Nov.

15 Tamaris Negrin Modern Dance Team, 8:30 p.m., Price Auditorium. Nov. 18 Clinton County School Directors Association at Sugar Valley Jointure. Dinner, 6:30 p.m., business meeting 8 Avis; Mrs. Miriam A.j Two brothers and two sisters Hartsock, 214 Tenth Re- arc William Hevner and Mrs.

p.m bearer; coupon, Mrs. Gran Kemmerer. The following officers were present for the installation Extra officer, Mrs. Jennie Bit Her; historian and hospitals Mrs. Ira Caris; overseas boxes Mrs.

Caroline Carpenter. The Christmas party for the veterans at the Altoona V. Hospital will be Dec. 19. Gifts are being collected by Mrs.

Caris who will also accept donations of money. Donations were sent to the Lebanon and Wilkes-Barre V. A. Hospitals. Lock Haven Man in Wmspt.

Crash police reported a two-car collision at 2:25 today at the intersection of Park Ave. and Campbell! Nov. Democratic Club of Eastern Clinton County, meeting at 8 p. E. Main St.

Nov. Girl Scouts leaders, crafts, 7:15 p.m., St. John's Lutheran Parish House; investiture, 8:15 p.m. Nov. Briefing, Thanksgiving for Girl Scouts.

Smith Hall, Lock Haven State College, 8 to 9 p.m. 251 Locust St. Geisinger Hospital Admitted: Mrs. Jean M. Tressler, Mill Hall R.

D. 1: Charles L. Cromley, 520 Fair- it S. Williamsport; Miss Paulette McNett, Williamsport R. D.

2, and Mrs. Ellen M. Garrett, Jersey Shore R. D. 2.

Divine Providence Hospital Admitted: Mrs. Helen Me- Garvey, North Bend; Dean W. Dangle, Williamsport R. D. 2, Mrs.

Maura A. Flopk, 405 E. Central S. Williamsport, and Mrs. Angeline Hazlett, Lock Haven.

Renovo Hospital Admitted: Charles Ross, Vicki Bernadto, John Sette and Arthur Bpzart. Beech Creek; Robert, Windham, and Mrs. George Foieri, Shamokin. Maurice C. Orndorf Maurice C.

Orndorf, 58 yesterday and financial secretary for the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union at the American Aniline Products Inc. plant, died at 2 a.m. today at Divine Providence Hospital, Williamsport. Mr. Orndorf, who lived at 75 Irwin had been ill two months and entered the hospi tal as a medical patient on Monday of this week.

He was a native of Centre Hall, and a graduate of the Spring Mills Vocational High School. He moved to Haven with his wife and family in Del Pozzo Ignozzi, 81, of 148 Twelfth Renovo. widow of Pietro Ignozzi. who died Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963, at 10 a.

m. in the Renovo Hospital. Interment, St. Joseph's Cemetery Hyner. Friends will be received at the Maxwell Funeral Home after 7 p.

m. Saturday. Recitation of the Rosary, Sunday, 8 p. m. Maxwell Funeral Home, Renovo.

FYE Services for Mrs. Clara J. Fye, 71, widow of Jesse R. Fye, 985 West Fourth who died Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963 at 6.20 p.

m. in the Lock Haven Hospital, will be held Sunday at 2 p. m. at her residence, in charge of the Rev. Dr.

Roy W. Limbert. Interment, Dunnstown Cemetery. Friends will be received at the Fye home after 7 p. m.

Friday. Yost Funeral Home, Lock Haven. ORNDORF Funeral services for Maurice C. Orndorf, 58. of 75 Irwin who died at 2 a.m.

Friday, Nov. 15, 1963, at S. High and W. Bald Eagle Sts. Zoning (Continued from Page i) is available and that is in territory which may be flooded.

He said the use of the area as a land-fill dump could raise the level. The only other available site would be through redevelopment, he said. Those explanations resulted from a question by Louis A. Karnish, whose Karnish Intru- ment Co. is located at 800 Maple St.

Reeder's Market Match Results S. Lanes 8, D. H. Five 0 Red Raiders 8. Reeder's 0 Buicks 8, Passell's 0 Sweeney 4.

Jimmie's 4 High Games Ed Keister. Dean Neff. Jack Poorman. High Totals Ed Keisler. Frank Boritz.

Vern Bowes. Big 5 (Avg. (o previous week) Ed Keister. Jack Poorman. Buicks-188 Gordie Koch, Bob Waterman.

Don Jones. Dark 76 Brighlman volunteered that latfo nn whlch wol lncUlrt the national committee didn't 1 10 "dvocacy of such propositions, for instance, in the foreign 'field as having the United nftW I ritifKm i States withdraw from the Uniti iuy Juyi iimvoiii i c(J nt ons gj VinR nii ary rigid commanders discretion lo use UOOQ lOr Affl6ri(9 mK weapons, abruptly off all foreign aid?" he con- Educational System Criticism is good for II American educational system ices for j. education Dr. Hoy lol i the 1 rstla tec ion of human rights up to home from, ing hack social gains, selling Criticism is good for the thp TVA immedia plv At Harvard University, public schools, rather than pri-i er of 'vale institutions. 881 ncome la Remaining modern is the big- at lh samfe prornw- igcsl problem confronting the lo psloi nlegrity i Kvoi Ml i "i nn 11 iv i i schools, said the cilv school su- nd holslcnng military i nerintcndenl in the National strcn th alnsl Communist ag- lucation Week speech.

Money 'for development is also a prob-j L'licm. Schools are 25 years be-! fi the limes in the opinion of 'i some people. i There were 90 teachers in the 12! Lock Haven school system in Clinton Ladies W. Beacon Loan IB Fink's 15 Sno Ball's 13 Joker's 12 Medico's 12 12-1950; now there are 180. High Divine Providence Nov.

19 American McGowen 1929, and had been employed at I tho HVP nlanl 25 vears. liamspoi Will DC Wil- Auxiliary, 8 p. American Legion Home, E. Water St. Discharged: Katrine rium- mer.

Linda Vanderhoff, Charles Take Christmas cards for vet- Cramer and Fred Harlan. erans in hospitals. Center County Hospital Stock Market Mrs. Elsie Weaver, 718 Third the dye plant 25 years. Mr.

Orndorf was a member of the Loyal Order of Moose, the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the United Church of Christ. NEW YORK (AP) Motors lowing surgery. were easy in a mixed stock! Former Moyor His wife, the former Minnie also his the Center County Hospital, and! g-J- is recuperating at her home 6 Hal1 thie dau 8 mers Mrs. Most key stocks showed fractional changes. Williamsport.

Vito Tasselli, 116 N. Washing- 27 Vg Chrysler Ion Lock Haven, was stopped (or a red light when a vehicle Am Tob operated by William Luxenburg- Chrys 1 er, 511 Williamsport, Ford going north, turned east onto Gen Mot Park Ave. from Campbell and Gen Ref the Tasselli auto. Gen Tel El Noon Quotation! by lotephthol ft Co Alleg Pwr 53 Hoppers Mont Ward 34Vi Nat Bis Penn RR Penney 44 3 32 3 Piper Sears U.S. Steel 96 mere were no injuries reported, and damage amounted to HO to Tasselli and $20 for the Luxenburger car.

W.T. Grant Gulf Oil Harb Walk 37Va u.o. oicci ai vg Woolworth 80' 8 B. Brooks 24 Maremont 21Vi in satisfactory condition at the Renovo Hospital early this afternoon. of Renovo, Injured RENOVO Robert Boyd, about 75, former mayor of Renovo, suffered facial injuries Vito Tasselli and Mrs.

Richard Gundlach. Lock Haven; Mrs. Fred Moore. Austin R.D. four brothers and two sisters; Richard E.

Orndorf, Hunting- at the Moriarty Funeral Home. The Rev. Roland M. Banes will officiate. Interment.

Rest Haven Memorial Park. i Friends will be received at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Saturday. Moriarty Funeral Home, Lock Haven. HEVNER Services will be' Sunday at 2 p.

m. at the Bechdel Funeral Home for James S. Hevner, 65. of Water Beech S. Fred Mayer, president of May-Sloan 704 Maple asked that consideration be given to space for manufacturing expansion in the area of the two Maple St.

plants where Bobbie Brooks is also located. Other persons who queried or commented were Joseph N. Ripoli. 630 E. Bald Eagle Mrs.

-W. C. Long, 53 W. Main James L. Costello, 546 W.

Main William A. Talley, 345 W. Main Clyde S. Funk, 436 S. Jones Mrs.

Edwin D. Tyndale. 523 S. Fairview and John W. Phillips, district manager of the Pennsylvania Power and Light Co.

Mr. Phillips pointed out that the commission has no jurisdiction of certain phases of public utilities. Also attending were: Other commission members, Dominic A. Zanella, James Fisher, Thomas A. Ryan and Joseph J.

Owens, and Councilmen Paul D. Welch, Walter Cowher and Glenn R. Tweed. Moon Beams 12 12! students are increasing at thei Aungst Fruit Mkt. 10 14 rate of 100 per year.

The cost! The Smart Shop 4 20 a school room is $50.000. The 1 don, Russell Johnstown, Creek wh 0 died Wednesday, alri Williamsnnrl. Robert. LOCK mco aid, Williamsport, Robert, Lock Haven. Mrs.

Alonzo Navel. Philadelphia, and Mrs. Ray Zerby, Nov. 13. 1963 at his home.

The Rev. William B. Starr will offi- i a e. Interment. Christian Cemetery, Blanchard.

Friends will be received at the funeral home alter 7.30 p. m. Friday. The "automobile crossed the! RENOVO Mrs. Carmella 1 Bechdel Funeral Home.

at 12.30 p. m. today, when he Indiantown Gap. lost control of his car. while driving down Drocton hill.

'Mrs. Pietro Ignozzi road, went down four feet to hit a culvert and a pole. Mr. Boyd was thrown through the windshield. He Del Po2zo Ignozzi, 81.

widow Creek. Pietro Ignozzi, died yesterday at; 10.30 a.m. in the Renovo Hos- FOGLEMAN Services for was reported pital. She had been a patient' Samuel E. Fogleman.

71, of 206 condition at the numerous times in the past Bishop Bellefonte, who i of failing health, and was died Wednesday, Nov. 13, 1963, (last admitted on Sept. 5. at 3.20 a.m. in the Centre Coun- At the time of the death Home, will be Saturday at a son, Robert, on Oct.

16, Mrs. 11.30 al the Wetzler Funeral Ignozzi returned several days Home. Bellefonte. The Rev. to her home, 148 Twelfth St.

Charles L. Klinger of Houser- Born May 13, 1882, in Foggia, ville wil officiate interment, Lyons, who died Tuesday, Nov. 12, 1963, at 8.55 a.m. in the Lock Haven Nursing Home, will be Saturday at 2 p.m. al the Reynolds Funeral Home, Quarryville, Lancaster County.

Burial, Quarryville Cemetery Friends will be received al the Welsh Funeral Home, Lock Haven, on Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m., and at the Reynolds Funeral Home, Friday evening. Welsh Funeral Home, Lock Haven. Match Results Moon Beams fi. Smart Shop 2 Sno-Balls 6. Medico's 2 Fink's 4.

Joker's 4 Aungst Fruit 2. Bacon Loan 6 High Games Midge Linda Linda High Totals Midge Linda Linda Big 5 Avg. to previous week) Linda Judie Linda Betty Rita outlook here is thai classes will! be moved about with new facilities necessary for the upper two grades. Key Club guests were Robert Janet and Fred Walker Jr. Deposit holds any item 'HI Christmas PENNSHIRE Births SPECIAL RAINCOATS Regular Price 10.98 SATURDAY 6 to 9 P.M.

$799 7 Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. Ran-; dell Dunlap, Blanchard, are thej parents of a son born yesterday at 8.30 a.m. in the Lock Haven Hospital. Mrs.

Dunlap is the former Claudine McCloskey. Frankenbcrger A daughter was born yesterday at 11.16 a.m. in the Lock Haven Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Frankenberger.

Loganton. Mrs. Frankenberger is the former Louise Lamey. Wenzel Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Wenzel Hammer sley Fork, are the parents a son born this morning at 7.13' in the Lock Haven Mrs. Wenzel is the former Yvonne Probst. First Quality Nylon HOSIERY 79 2 pair $6.98 Wash Cotton DRESSES (A Wear 5 20 to TaJce-up (o 48 Months to Repay! TO HELP YOU WITH GIFT SHOPPING AND END-OF-YEAR BILLS We do our part to ''play Santa" by making personal loans available on easy to handle terms. BILLS PILED UP? GET THEM CONSOLIDATED INTO ONE LOAN HERE! Call, write or stop today the friendly office of BEACON CONSUMER DISCOUNT CO. to latOO) E.

Main St. Phom 748-8021 Italy, she was married in her native country and came to America in 1902. two years after Centre County Memorial Park. Friends will be received at the: funeral home Friday from 7 to her husband. Mr.

Ignozzi. ler rui ral Home chael, 1948, and Robert, this tome year, have preceded her in death. LYONS Services for Mrs. Estella Conrad Lyons, 86, Ii- Mrs. Ignozzi was a member.

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