Bedford County Press and Everett Press from Everett, Pennsylvania • 3

THURSDAY, JUNE 2, J900 FIRST SECTION PAGE 3 BEDFORD COUNTY PRESS, EVERETT, PENNSYLVANIA IT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN! GEORGE MITCHELL 7 f7Z Saw I fit i ueorge Mitchell of Wood died on Wednesday, May 25, en. route to the Johns Hopkins IIos- 1 'fit puoi at Baltimore, irom tne J. Memorial Hospital in -2 Memorial Hospital of Bedford County ADMISSIONS Donna Hagcnbuch, Bedford; Nora Imlcr, Alum Bank; Laverne linages, K. 2 Flintstone; Ida Hol-derbaum, New Paris; Gladys Moore R. 1 Ostcrburg; Donald Zimmerman, Everett; John Dennis, Breeze-wood; Bessie Koontz, R.

1 Everett; Mildred McFarland, R. 2 Everett; Harriet Miller, R. 1 New Paris; Audrey Becklcy. New Paris. George Shaffer, R.

1 Imler; Ger-aldine McGwinn, Bedford; Eric Kent Browning, Wood; Dorothy Calhoun, Everett; Patricia Rising- LrJ Lj You Can Put Your Trust In "Super-Right" Quality Meats! SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY STEER BEEF i i uiiLiiiKuuii. iic nau ueen a pa-! tient in the Huntingdon hospital for 21 days and had been ill for the past year. He was well known in the Broad Top area as the rep-? resentative for District 2, United Mine Workers of America for the past 20 years. He was born October 29, 1902, in Broad Top Township, Bedford County, a son of John and Mary (Fessler) Mitchell. He was married to hlva Foor in August, 1923.

His wife survives alone with four children, Mrs. Allene Park of ms. Small End I Z'4 Large End 7-inch Cut er, K. 4 Heatord; Dessa Stapleton, Saxton; William Amick, R. 2 Bedford; Lorraine Brewer, Cleveland, Ohio; Hazel Monroe, Cleveland, Ohio; Ernest Hopson, Cleveland, Ohio; Beatrice Bachelor, Bedford.

Yolanda Turocy, Cleveland, John Deneen, Hyndman; Susan Swindell, R. 4 Bedford; Bernice Lantz, R. 3 Bedford: Mabel Weicht, R. 4 Bedford; Grace Carson, King-wood, W. Vera Wilt, Breeze-wood; Catherine Mock, Manns Choice R.

Edith Way, R. 3 Bedford; Lulu Ensley, Everett; lva Johnson, Everett- Ellis Koontz, Clearville. Olive Miller, Schellsburg; Frederick Hafer, R. 2 Hyndman; Adeline Howser, R. 4 Bedford; Dorothy McGee, Anne Jeff Donslsss Wih Steaks 7-nch Lb- S1X Wood, Lester Mitchell and Dennis Mitchell, both of.

Wood and Mrs. Alice Port of Petersburg. There are 17 grandchildren. Also surviv-i ing are the following brothers and si.sters: Walter L. Mitchell of Three Springs, Thomas Mitchell, Mrs.

Mary Writ'ht and Mrs. Agnes Mc-. Knight, all of Six Mile Run, John Mitchell of Brooklyn, Russell Mitchell of Saxton, Edward Mitchell of York. Mr. Mitchell was a member of the Methodist Church of Wood and served as superinten-J dent of the Sunday School for sev-' eral years.

He was employed by the Rockhill Coal Company as a coal miner for a number of years prior to taking his UMWA post. Funeral services were held on Sunday, May 29, from Wood Methodist Church. Rev. Glenn Pursel, pastor of the church officiated, assisted by the Rev. W.

A. Carpenter, pastor of the Robertsdale Church of God. Inter-i ment was made in the Broad Top IOOF Cemetery, under the direc- NEW STORE HOURS: Open 8:30 A. M. Closed 5:30 P.M.

Monday through Thursday Open 8:30 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Friday and Saturday Ground Meat Beef-p Veal-Lb-55c Slab Bacon whole or Half Lb- 35c Breaded Shrimp 2 lb Box $1.59 ries, Bedford; Robert Rowe R. 4 Bedford; Helen Oldham, Bedford; Louise Henry, R. 1 Hyndman; Ira Gerhart, R.

4 Bedford; Shelba Jean Feight, Bedford. BIRTHS Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hagenbuch, Bedford. Son to Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Bridg PICK-O-FLOCK PAN READY FresSi (Friers Whole Cul Up -35' Lb- Del thn'm Steaks Boneless Lb- S1.S9 Veal Chops Blade or shouldar Lb- 79g leal Breast to Fill 3s Smoked Chipped Beef ft: Bz Bulk Fried Haddock Lb 55s tion of the Masood funeral service of Saxton. WILLIAM P. PJERRIN William P. Perrin, 68, of R.

Everett, died Memorial Day, May 30, 1960, at his home, rie was born November 2, 1891 in Monroe es, R. 2, Flintstone, Md, Son to Mr. and Mrs. John McFarland, R. 2 Everett.

Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGwinn, Bedford. Son to Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Risinger, R. 4 Bedford. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Ned Beck-ley, New Paris.

Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Calhoun, Everett Star Rt. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Byron i Township, the son of George and Susan Wigfield Perrin. He is a veteran of World War I and was a 1 member of American Legion Post 8, of Everett. He was married to fcpiett, Jonnslown. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Lantz, R. 3 Bedford. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Weicht, R. 4, Bedford. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Way, R.

3 Bedford Son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mock, R. 1 Manns Choice. Iceberg Lefituce 2 25l lplltd lips foiiiitees 39 Cantiliispes i- 49 1 GROCERY SPECIALS Apple SaEJss N-303 Can 49c Oat Green 0eaiislona5No- 303 Cans59c White Potatoes 4 303 Cani 3c Luncheon Meat t'w 2 c2;" 69c loaa Peas 4 303 Cans 45c Spaghetti Sauce Del Gro 2 63c I Lylah Swartzwelder April 29, 1921.

She survives. Also surviving are three sons, James D. at home, I Floyd A. of Everett, and Robert D. of Bedford; two daughters, Mrs.

I Ivalene Reed of Lorraine, Ohio, I and Mrs. Marilyn Koontz of Ev- erett Star Route; one brother, Joshua of Cumberland, five sisters, Mrs. Anna Koontz of Everett, Bertha Perrin of Cumber-' land, Mrs. Elsie Inskip of Portland. Mrs.

Alice Sniel- Kim DISCHARGES Carol Heacock, Bedford Keniston, R. 1 Everett; Earl Felton, Breezewood; Ruth Diehl mu Butter i2--Jar 33c AfJ.N PAGE White. Devil's Pood, Yellow. Spice Doz. Lbs.

R. 1 Bedford; Rachel Ritchey, Everett; Paul Redinger, R. 1, Everett; John Dennis, Breezewood; Vaughn Williams, R. 3 Everett; Nora Imler, Alum Bank; Rachel Reed, R. 1 Breezewood; Florence Koontz, R.

2 Bedford. Harry Whetstone, Bedford; Harriet Miller, R. 1 New Paris; Dorothy Shaffer and daughter, Bedford; Gerald Andrews, Fort Campbell, Donald Zimmerman, Everett; Lois Miller, Alum Bank; Bohhie and Dewane Buskirk, Hyndman; Ronald Claycomb, Osterhurg R. John Kaiser, Alum Bank; Ronald Otto, Alum Bank; Eric Browning, Wood. James Leach, Everett; Ida Hold-erbaum, New Paris; Mrs.

Donna Hagenbuch and daughter, Bedford; Mrs. Betty Lou Simons and son, Bedford; Mrs. Patricia Waltman i man of Hagerstown, and Mrs. 5 Jennie O'Neal of Everett Star Route; three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Friends i ire being received after 6 p.

m. 'Wednesday, June 1, in Conner Funeral Home, Everett. The Rev. Paul Gettinger will conduct services in the funeral home at 2 p. m.

'Thursday. Everett American Le-1 gion Post 8 will conduct graveside i military services at Chaneysville Methodist Cemetery where inter-i ment will follow. i EDGAR R. O'NEAL Edgar R. O'Neal of Star Route Everett was stricken by a fatal i heart attack on May 29 while visit-! ing his son, Frederick, in Hagers i town, Md.

Mr. O'Neal was born on February 16, 1888, in Southampton Township, the son of the late John and Alice (Dicken) O'Neal. On 29 Cucumbers Fresh Corn Basils de" Calif. Orates for O-Lb. 5-Lb.

Ee Beg Red Potatoes n- 1 Bag I Thin Skin Lcrnons ree-n Ossns i Lts- i October 16. 1919. he was united in and daughter, Everett R. Ethel Davies, Reynoldsdale; Barbara Kaiser. Alum Bank: Mrs.

Laverne Cra.igs 3 cn 83c Grapa OrLi'i Hi 3 c-. 89c Hi- 3 44-- 89c Sssfan! GiJJca Ap Gransslated Sagar 25-lb- $2.75 Oayasaslsa Ann j- 59c BfaskfjsjTy hm Ann 2-J" 25c Dressing 8 6,1 21c marriage with the former Jennie Perrin. She survives along with the i following children: George, of Flintstone, Md Mrs. Maxine FROZEN FOODS BAKERY SPECIALS Nifty Waffles pkg 10c Breakfast Bolls Ja- Pk 33c Fordhook Limas 2 10 n- 35c Orange Chiffon CakcpiZ Ea 45c French Fries 2 9 pk 29c Italian Bread Ja-Pa ker Loaf 1c Bridge and son, Flintstone R. Grace Carson, Kingwood, W.

Mrs. Mildred McFarland and son, R. 2 Everett. Mrs. Geraldine McGwinn and daughter, Bedford; Vera Wilt, Breezewood; Patricia Risinger and son, R.

4 Bedford; Harriet Oldham, R. 1 New Paris; Edward Howsare, R. 3 Bedford; Lucy Mock, R. 1, Everett; Cloyd Imler, R. 1 Oster-burg; Edwin Davidson, Bedford.

Klahre of R. D. 1, Clearville; Frederick of Hagerstown, I Mrs. Evelyn Karns of Star Rt Everett; Mrs. Betty Morse of R.

D. 3, Everett. Two brothers, Elwood of 1 R. D. 1, Clearville, and Marshall, Everett, and a sister, Mrs.

Grace Pennell of Star Everett. Eleven grandchildren also survive. Mr. O'Neal was a veteran of World War I. Funeral services were held on Wednesday, June 1, at 10 a.

m. in 1 the Conner Funeral Home. Rev. Walter M. Twigg officiated.

Inter-: ment was in the Chaneysville Cemetery. Jane with Sesame ViSCONSlN'S FINEST Loaf "7C iiv 2 33c Ma Parker Seeds barker Seeds VdUIIIIUVlSr BlClllia Ml Cy Lemonade 4 45s SoSar Cookies 49c ShcrP Cheddar Cneese kg Reg. 69c NASON HOSPITAL ROARING SPRING (Bedford Co. Admissions) Ronald Foor, Bakers Summit. Vera Harclerode, Manns Choice.

Mrs. Susanna Morse, Everett. John Whysong, Riddlesburg. James Teeter, New Enterprise. Save 10c Swanson Pies or Peach 2-i-Plg 45c Fudge Cookies Jane Paker pkg 48c Lb Diamond Crystal Salt 2 Sunshine Hi-Ho Crackers GElS0S3 Stlsks Sh-p n- 41c 8-oz.

1. i 10-j-oz. BERNARD R. THOMAS Bernard R. Thomas of Johnstown died on May 23.

He was born Feb. i 3, 1919, in Johnstown, a son of Cloyd E. and Myrtle (Weaver) Thomas. He was well known in the Broad Top area. Surviving are his parents; his widow, the former three sisters.

He was employed by neiimanns Italian uressing eh. Dreasr-o-tnicnen lumes can the Johnstown Traction Company. Pard Doa Food 2 ca'3 33 A veteran of World War II, he was cvans sunoae lopping chocolate Fudge JnP yp JANE PARKER a member of the Geistown Volun Ethel Mae Scnmerer, ana two cim-dren, Diana and Bernard. He also teer Fire Company. Funeral servic- Bon Ami Powder 2 Itgl: 33 Cocca Marsh 2iarz' 59 Parkay Oleo Burry's Oxford Creams in-oz.

oc- is survived by two brothers and es were held in Johnstown. Jherry Pie Orange Apricot Drink B.C c.m Swanson Meat Pies 2 8.0S. Cocoa Marsh Pumps Ea. Keebler Club Crackers ii.mi,i viuu viui.niiJ rhg. o-.

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