The Jeffersonian-Democrat from Brookville, Pennsylvania • 2

PAGE TWO JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1958 Wayne A. and Harry of Corst children, Mrs. Roxa Cook, of New WomanDies Knox township, on December 24, 1880, the son of Daniel and Julia Ann (Harrlgef) Upllnger. He left Jefferson county 19 years ago. Surviving are two sons, Boy Uplinger, of Akron, and Ham-er Upllnger, of Michigan.

One sister, Mrs. Guy Fuller, of Brookville R. D. 2 (Belgiumtown) and one brother, Newton Uplinger, of Warren, also survive. Kiwanians Hold Ladies Night A one-act play and musical entertainment were featured at the annual Ladles Night of the Brookville Kiwanls Club held last week in the American Hotel.

The play titled, "The Income Tax," was performed by members of the Punxsutawney First Nights amateur theatrical group, through arrangements with the Samuel French Co. Members of the cast were James Ryder, Jean Wolfe, Maxlne Mason, Gilbert Wolfe, and Roger Longwell. Gerre Lorenzo, of Punxsutawney, sang a number of song selections, accompanied by Sue Benigni. Two of the songs were composed by Mrs. Benigni.

They are entitled, "The Barometer Song" and "Carissiml." Twenty Klwanis and their wives attended the program which was supervised by Dr. Roger Longwell. Castle, and Merle Lockwood, of Buffalo, N. Y. Also surviving are 18 grandchildren, 41 gieat-grandjhlldren and one great-great-grandchild.

Three sisters survive as follows: Edith Slagle, of Youngstown, Mrs. Francis Yount, of Kittan-nlng, and Mrs. Ruth Romack, of Youngstown. Mrs. Orcutt was a member of the Brockway Free Methodist church.

Rev. Bryan K. Swartwood will officiate at funeral services to be held here at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon. Interment will be In Temple cemetery at Hazen. Friends may call at the Reitz Funeral Home after 7:00 o'clock" tonight, Thursday, February 27, MRS.

ELIZABETH STORMER Mrs. Elizabeth Stormer, of Worthville, died In the Brookville Hospital Tuesday evening, February 25, at the age of 93 years. She was born in Ringgold on February 19, 1865, and was married to John Stormer, who preceded her in death. She is survived by one daugh Mrs. Earl Wonderling, of Worthville, and four grandchildren.

She was a member of the Evan- worthvii Rpv A Thoma nastor nf thfi Worthville Evangelical church, will nt to held in the church afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. Interment will be in the Worthville cemetery. Friends may call at the Curry Funeral Home in Summerville un til Frlday noon when removal wiU be made to the churcl vjces larry j. haSCHEN Funeral services were held in Oil City Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock for Larry J. Haschen, who died unexpectedly Thursday.

He was 15 years of age. The boy was the son of Dr. C. B. Haschen, of Brookville, and MrS- Hejen 'courtney, of Salem, O.

He is also survived by two brothers, Herbert and Thomas, of Salem, O. CALVIN UPLINGER Funeral services were held Fri- iBukalo, N. for Calvin UpUnger, in a hospital in Buffalo, N. Y. He was 77 years of age.

He was born in Center Hill, a GENIRAl MILLS, INC. DAISY FRESH BLUE BOY DICED CARROTS 2 303 cans 29C COFFEE 69c (Continued from Page 1) 7, 1880. She la survived by four Hons: Clair M. and Solomon Arnold Nelswongcr, both of Strattanvtlle; Alfred N. Nelswonger, of New Bethlehem R.

D. 1, and Grover E. Neiswonurer, of Falrmount City R. D. seven grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

Funoral services were held at the Goble Funeral Home in Clarion Monday afternoon. Interment was in the Middle Run Cemetery at Falrmount City. According to the report, Mr. Lawrence was blinded by the lights of an approaching vehicle and failed to see the victim. The Strattanvllle woman was Clarion county's fourth highway fatality of the year.

Roy Truman Dies (Continued from Page 1) married at Spencer, W. Va to Mary Baker, who survives him along with one son, John' Truman, of Tucson, one daughter, Mrs. Alton M. Shields, of and four grandchildren. He is survived also by one sister, Mrs.

Merritt Davis, of Clarion. Mr. Truman was employed for 36 years by the Manufacturers Light and Heat retirimg in 1950, as foreman of the company's Brookville field. During his employment he resided in Kane and Brookville. In 1950, he and his wife moved to Tucson, where they made their home.

Mr. Truman was a member of the First Methodist Church of Brookville and was associated fraternally with F. A. M. Lodge No.

276 in Brookville. Funeral services were held Sat-'urday afternoon in Tuscon, Dr. Frank Roberts, a retired Methodist minister and a personal friend, officiating. Interment was in Tucson. Mark F.

Irvine (Continued from Page 1) man, R. D. 4 Brockway, and Don aid, of Hazen. Also surviving are granacnuaren, a great-grana-1 children, two brothers; Elmer 1 of Reynoldsville R. and Javin of Hazen; a sister, Alice I.

Moore, of Tonawanda, N. Y. i Mr. Irvine was a member of the Methodist Church, was a former school director and constable at Hazen. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2:00 p.

m. in the Work Funeral Home with the Rev. Clair Lundberg officiating and interment was in the Temple Cemetery at Hazen. Ralph L. Emery (Continued from Page 1) Army; Mrs.

Mildred Busch, Peun-sauken, N. and Mrs. Jo Ann Sharik, of Brookville. Mr. Emery was a member the Baptist Church.

of Services were held at 3:00 p. m. Sunday in the Reitz Funeral Home with the Rev. C. Richard Main officiating.

Interment was in the Church of God Cemetery. MRS. ADA McANINCH Ada Mae McAninch, of Corsica, died Sunday, February 23, in the Brookville Hosnital at thp np- I SIGEL BOY HURT WHEN STRUCK BY VEHICLE Six-year-old John Grimm, of Si-gel, is a patient in the Brookville Hospital as the result of being knocked to the ground Monday afternoon by a station wagon. Mrs. Donald Steele, of Sigel, was the driver of the station wagon which was being operated as a school bus.

The boy's injuries are not serious. It pays to hert a classified ad 1 '55 Chevrolet BEL AIR 2 Door V8, with PoweVglide. Ivory and Dark Green. Excellent condition. 12 month warranty.

$1400 Fulton Chevrolet Phone 484 Brookville i Spring CHOICE CUT WELL TRIMMED SIRLOIN STEAK 79c Shoulder Pork Steak 49 Girl Scout Thinking Day Held Thursday Two hundred and seventy-five Girl Scouts and friends were in attendance at the Thinking Day program presented on af ternoon in the Northslde Elementary school auditorium. The flag ceremony featured flags of the different countries In which Girl Scouts are organized. They are: Burma, Switzerland, Finland, New Zealand, France, Great Britain, Korea, Germany, Mexico, Australia, Costa Rico, Cuba, Netherlands, Norway, Luxembourg, Lipstein, Egypt, Guatemala, Sudan, Denmark, Canada; Pakistan, Panama, India, Japan, Celori," Greece, South Africa and Lebanon. Color guard for the occasion was composed of Patty Fiscus, Emily Strano, Patty Gillot and Janice During the Juliette Lowe tribute the following girls participated: Vicki Doversplke, Mary Jane Olson, Sandy Byerly, Sally Siar, Jackie Thrush, Judy Chil-cott, Diane Miller, Judy Frederick, Catherine Shannon, Carol Wilson, Anna Marie "Traister, Mary Ann Siebenrock and Barbara Ray. A film, "The Wider World" was shown during the program.

Among those in charge of the event were Mrs. Alex Deemer, Mrs. Richard etzer and Mrs. H. Clair Henry.

JOINT MEETING OF TROOPS 12-23 Mrs. Robert Doran, a native of Japan, was guest speaker at a joint meeting of the Girl Scout Troops 23 to 12 in the Immaculate Conception Church hall Tuesday Mrs. Doran spoke of her native land, telling of its culture, customs and traditions. She also had oh display various items of interest from Japan. Leaders of the troops are: Mm.

Ronald Corbet, Mrs. IFrank Sal-vaggio, Mrs. Medford Ostrum, and Mrs. George Wierbinski. For a lattice FRESHRAP ARB a ca; George, of Denver, Colo.

Lee Roy, of Strattanvllle, and Mrs. Harriett Orcutt, of Brookville. Also surviving are, 20 grandchildren and 35 great-grandchildren, and the following brothers: Howard Hall, of Vandergrlft; Frank, of Apollo; Clyde, of Cleveland, and Lee Roy, of Wyandotte, Wash. Mrs. McAninch was a member of the Methodist church at Corsica.

Funeral services were held on Wednesday at 2:00 p. m. in the Curry Funeral Home In Summer-ville, with Rev. John E. Shaffer officiating; burial was in the Carri er cemetery at Summervllle.

Services Friday (Continued from Page 1) 1896, he was the son of Armour M. and Anna (Stebick) Osborne. His mother survives. He served with the U. S.

Army in World War I. He was married to Viola Con stance Humphrey, of Brookville, on August 9, 1920. His wife survives him along with one son and three daughters. "oi, leans, Mrs. Clare M.

Clark, of Greentree, Pittsburgh; Herbert A.l Osborne at home, and Mrs. Philips L. Carr, of Merchantville, i. ana nine Erranacnnaren Two sisters also survive. They are Mrs.

F. D. Creedon, of San Francisco, and Miss Leona Osborne, of New York City. Funeral services will be held Fri day February 28 at 2:00 p. m.

in cu' claj ville. Rev. Sherman H. Epler will officiate. I Interment will be in Brookville cemetery.

MRS. OT1IXA S. HUMPHREY Funeral services were held Saturday at 9:00 a. m. in the Immaculate Conception Church for Otilla Sentner Humphrey, of Brookville, who.

died Wednesday, February 19, at the age of 83 years, 6 months and 16 days. Born July 3, 1874, she was a daughter of Henry and Catherine Senter. She was married to James M. Humphrey, of Brookville. Sur- viving are two step-children, 1 1" Hr', pa Also surviving are a brother, Andrew B.

Senter, Driftwood, and a sister, Mrs. H. B. Walker, of Brookville. Mrs.

Humphrey was a member The Rev. Geol1ge Varga( S. officiated. Burial was in the Brookville Cemetery. DR.

THOMAS M. STAHLMAN Dr. Thomas M. Stahlman, who wjaa born and raised at Sigel, died Tuesday in his home in Dormont. A graduate of, and a former teacher at Clarion State Teachers College, Dr.

Stahlman entered medicine, studying at the University of Pittsburgh and Harvard University, and became an eye, ear, nose land throat specialist. He retired January 1. lie is survived by his wife, Florence, and two daughters. Services will be held in Pitts- burgh Friday, there also. Interment will be MRS.

LELA ORCUTT Funeral services will be held in the Reitz Funeral Home in Brookville on Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Lela Orcutt, who died Tues- years, five months and 21 days of age. She was born in Armstrong county on September 4, 1873, a daughter of Washington and Sarah Slagle. She was married twice: first, to David Lockwood and, second, to Edgar Orcutt, both of whom preceded her in death. Mrs.

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