The Republic from Meyersdale, Pennsylvania • 2

Thursday, May 24, 1951 MEYERSBALE REPUBLICAN TWO CLEARANCE of Hyndman, and Ray Mowry of Buffalo Mills. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Mt. Zion Lutheran Church with the Rev. H. T.

Bowersox of Cumberland officiating, assisted by the Rev. Charles W. Raley. Interment in Mt. Zion Cemetery under the direction of Johnson and Son, Berlin.

Bowser of Accident, and Mrs. Genevieve Truly and son David of Meyersdale. Mrs. Blaine Berkley visited her grandmother, Mrs. Ruth Bluebaugh, Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. William Platter visited Mr. and Mrs. Hetman Miller in Somerset, Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Rublinger SALE In Time For Memorial Day and son of Cresaptown were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Beal.

band, she is survived by her father who lives in Somerset and by four children, Mrs. John Stoner, Rock-wood; Mrs. James RJavenscraft, William and 'Scott Nightingale of Garrett, and two granddaughters. Also two sisters and two brothers survive, Mrs. Rose Schader and Mrs.

Pansy Bearider of Garrett, and John and Joe Fullerton of Mey-ersclale. Mrs. Nightingale was a member of the Evangelical Church and of the Ladies Auxiliary of Charles E. Kelly Post, American Legion, being a charter member. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2:30 in St.

Michael's Lutheran Church, Garrett, Rev. W. W. Hall of the Evangelical Church officiating', assisted by the Rev. George B.

Keidel. Funeral arrangements are in charge of W. C. Price and Son, ON ECLIPSE LAWN MOWERS HARRY B. MOWRY Harry B.

Mowry, 68; of Fair-hope died Wednesday, May 1G, in the Cumberland Memorial Hospital after an illness of several weeks. He was a well-known farmer. He was born in Bedford County, May 1, 1883, a son of the late Lewis W. and Margaret (Lafferty) Mowry. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Nellie Menges Mowery; a daughter, Mrs. Aloysius Will of Fair-hope, and a son, Charles R. Mowry, with the U. S. Army overseas.

One son died in infancy. Also surviving are the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. J. C. Turner of Cumberland, Mrs.

Walter Bradigan of Corriganville, Mrs. F. A. Holler of Perryopolis, Mrs. Clyde Cook of Ellerslie, Mrs.

Roy Holler of Grindstone, John Mowry of Windber, Glenn Mowry Obituaries MRS. ERNEST NIGHTINGALE Mrs. Goldie Fullerton Nightingale, 44, wife of Ernest Nightingale, Garrett, died Tuesday, May 22, in the Somerset Hospital after an illness of eight months. Last September 5 she suffered a stroke which left her speechless and almost completely paralyzed. She was given every possible medical attention, for three months in the Somerset Community Hospital and later in St.

Francis Hospital, Pittsburgh, and finally with private nursing at home in Garrett. She suffered another stroke about two weeks ago, from the effects of which she died after being removed to the Somerset Hospital. She was born in Garrett, the daughter of Joseph and Sadie (Beal) Fullerton. Besides her hus Coal Run Items Mrs. Ruth Blubaugh Observe this day in all its true meaning.

Order now while there is yet time. Hospital Notes IT'S SO MUCH EASIER Admitted Telford Hoover RD 1, Salisbury; Mrs. Silas Twigg, Clyde RolioTcnn Alva RnHoff Hem a Frank Shumaker, Meyersdale; Mrs. ill- WITH AN Just received a car load of granite marked as low as $25. COOK LINTZ Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Robertson entertained with a birthday dinner Friday, May 18, the occasion being Mrs. Robertson's 54th birthday.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Robertson and family of-Meyersdale, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Robertson and son Rickey and Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Robertson and son Billy. Philip Larue, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Larue was one of the patrol boys of Salisbury School that enjoyed a trip to Washington, D.

C. Mrs. W. A. Robertson, Mrs.

Ed Robertson, Mrs. Ruth Bluebaugh and daughter, Mrs. George Fisher Phone 213 Meyersdale, Pa. William uiauson, uorriganvme, Mrs. Raymond Sehlosnagle, Friendsville, Md; Ivan Yoder, Mrs.

Joseph Paul, Grantsville, Mrs. Howard Engleka, Glencoe. Discharged Kenneth Yoder, Mrs. Cortez Wiley and son, Mrs. George S'lable, Grantsville, Mrs.

Raymond Bowser and daughter, Accident, Mrs. Raymond Crosby and son, Glencoe; Mrs. Jacob Baer, RD 1, Salisbury; Miss Clara Saylor, Mrs. Robert Knier-iem and daughter. Loreen Staub, 'tL attended the mother and daughter MODEL daughter of Samuel Staub, RD 3, Meyersdale; Jeanne Maust, daugh banquet in St.

Paul Reformed Church, Tuesday, May 15. 16" and 18" cut 1 1 A MISTAKEN IDEA Many folks have' the impression that a memorial on the family cemetery plot is only for those who are "well off" financially. This is a mistaken idea. There is a family memorial priced within the means of most everyone. It is your responsibility and your privilege, to preserve the influence of your name for ages to come.

There is no better way to do this than by having the name you're ter ot Lucretia iviaust, springs. Eugene Miller and Raymond STATE POLICE SAY You are "the other fellow" to the other fellow. The basis of common sense driving is courtesy. Drive vour ear as vou wish others to Bluebaugh spent from Friday till Monday in Pittsburgh with Eugene's mother. They also attended the ball game between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.

Mrs. Clyde Robertson and son Ricky and Mis. Naomi Keithline drive theirs. Follow that simple rule and the highways will be safer and daughter Sally are spending for you and everybody else. 24.50 Mower $17-95 30.00 Mower $00-95 Self Sharpening Now L0 several days in Bedford County VJ KAN 1 1 1 3 The City of Chester in Delaware proud of beautifully etched in a Rainbow Granite monument.

Come in and see our CHALLENGER VALUES for 1951. You are always welcome. County was known at one time as with relatives. Sunday visitors at the Nolte home were Mr. and Mrs.

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221 CENTER STREET Meyersdale, Pa. Salisbury Street Phone 233 FRESH HIGH QUALITY MEATS, GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES Sale Starts Friday, May 25th Ends Saturday, June 2nd SEETHE CASE I FARM TRUCK Low Loading Mrs. Filberts Oleo 3 Pounds Longhorn Cheese 2 Pounds Short Turning FLINTKOTE ROOFING AND SIDING Rolls and Insulated Sliced Bacon 2 Pounds $1.00 PICKLE LOAF SPANISH LOAF LUXURY LOAF 2 Pounds $1.00 Skinless Wieners 2 Pounds $1.00 $1 Bacon By the Piece Pound 49c Fresh Pork Sausage Pound 55c THIS SHINGLE CAN ARMOUR'S CL0VERBL00M Cheese IT'S THE KIND YOU WANT ON YOUR HOME Doubt protection In every Pork Loin Roast Pound 59c Pork Chops ALL CENTER CUTS Pound 69c Pork Chops Rib Ends Pound 45c 2 Pound Box FLINTKOTE Thikbut Shingle because there's a second coating of asphalt and min-eralsoverthe entire exposed portion, Beautiful, practical, extra-heavy roofs without 79c periodic upkeep ex pen se. Estimate free This Case farm truck carries the box low, yet has high clearance under the axles. On short turns it lifts the bok a little to allow a shorter turn.

Steering links are protected, up behind front axle. Drop-center wheels, tapered roller bearings, pressure lubrication are all the same as in a modern car. It's the handiest, sturdiest thing we've seen for farm hauling. Let us show it to you. Horchner's Farm Service Plate Boiling MEAT Pound 39c U.

S. Good Beef Cream Corn Starch 4 Boxes 50c Meyersdale, Pa. Phone 247 Post's Sugar Crisp 4 Boxes 50c Tomato Sauce 7 Cans 50c HERSHEY'S CHOCOLATE Syrup 3 Cans 50c Teen Queen Ketchup 3 Bottles 50c Salad Dressing Quart Jar 50c PLUMBING Complete Line SINKS AND CABINETS 42" to 72" Sardines Oil or Mustard 3 Cans 25c SUNSHINE KRISPY Crackers Pound Box 25c Waldorf Toilet Tissue 7 Rolls 50c Beechnut Baby Cereal 3 Boxes 50c Makingiteasy for you to Pure Egg Noodles 5-12 oz. Pkgs. $1.00 Armour's Milk 8 Cans $1.00 Maxine Toilet Soap 7 Cakes 50c APPLE BUTTER 5-28 oz.

Jars $1.00 build your new home is our job! If you are far enough along in your plans to consider plumbing and heating, we'll help you schedule the installation for the earliest- possible date. Royal Gelatin 15 Boxes All Flavors Armour's Pork Beans 9-16 oz. Cans $1.00 TOMATO JUICE 4 Lg-. 46 oz. Cans $1.00 DEVOE MIRROLAC ENAMEL DOES WONDERS-DOES 'EM QUICK! $1 Red Kidney Beans 9-No.

2 Cans $1.00 Campbells Tomato Soup 9 Cans $1.00 Devoe Mirrolac Enamel goes on so s-no-o-t-h-l-y; covers worn spots and blemishes so quickly it 3 a joy to use! Makes it easy to "do over" old furniture or decorate new pieces with an expert touch. Dries in short order to a fine, lustrous finish that keeps its original color and withstands vtcar and bumps amazingly. Ready-mixed in bright colors and pleasing tints and the exclusive Devoe Library of Colors gives you a choice of over 200 "decorator" shades! Shipley Hardware Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL "DEPENDABLE SERVICE SINCE 1872" Phone 14-W Meyersdale, Pa. Beechnut Baby Food 10 Jars Strained $1.00 7 Jars Junior $1.00 Sauerkraut 8 Lg.

No. 2Y2 Cans $1.00 Safety Matches 1 Carton of 12 $1.00 Post Toasties 2 Lg. Boxes AND 1 POST KRINKLES 50c ARROW SOAP FLAKES 4 Lg. Boxes $1.00 CALL US TODAY Ovr Experience it Your Guarantee of Satisfaction Baer Co. Phone 75 Meyersdale, Pa..