Warren Times Mirror from Warren, Pennsylvania • Page 3

WARREN, PA. TIMES-MIRROR, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1984 THREE WARDS FOR TOYS REDUCED! $2.98 Electric passenger train. 41 in. long. 88c Heavy wrecking car 23 in.

long 19c Wood cart drawn by a gay 49c Alum inum tea set; 16 useful pieces. 39c Basii net; wood, in ivory finish. 98c Low priced, good scooter. 31 in. high.

39c Doll: in. Rubber, unbreakable. 88c Small steel wagon with bumper. New Three Cars of Latest Design! 57 Same as the iraiu iuul me coast-to-coast record! Streamlined! Electric headlight! mechanical- strong motor; 24-1n. track.

27-in. long. See it! 1 98c electric range; with cord. A buy! 49c Joe Penner walks with his duck! 19c drum, metal head. Great fun! lyc 14-inch metal speeding racer.

Motor. 6bc Upright type steam engine with whistle. Not Necessary to Spend More for Fine Hose 69c want the so shell want Wards! Sheer chiffons for dress and good-looking service weight for wear! Foil fashioned! New shades! Priced low! Also Pure Silk Hose Chiffon or Service 49c and 59c pr. Smart GHt Ties 49c Men! Resilient construction! Plains, stripes, figures! Gift Ties, Chotee, lOe Shirts 98c Preshrunk mind yon! In white, bine, tan or patterned gifts! Pure Silk Dainty Gift Lingerie 98 So pretty want to keep them yourself I Slim little bias-cut panties, lace-trimmed or tailored! Chemises with or V- tops! And dainty dance sets, too! Priced low! Fancy Matctwd Veneer Tables at a Low Price Eaeh Book trough tables, radio tables, dnira tables and coffee mahogany, walnat and lacewood veneer. Many with marquetry inlays.

Priced as low as many walnut finish tables! Table Lamp Shade 1.49 All IMetal SnwKer 1.00 Ashes to ashes leave no dust to dust in this non-smoking ash receiver. With handle. Baked composition bases complete with new style fluted parchmentised shades. Built BIgl Priced Low at WardsI 595 Nothing small about this chair except the price! Note the unusually broad back covered in multi-colored moqttette, with plain veloor to match on sau seat outside back. CHIEF HAEHN ISSUES WARNING TO AUTOISTS Chief of Police George Haehn today issued a warning to all motorists that cars are being checked for parking in the business sec- of the borough.

During the I Christmas shopping period many in and offices have a practice of leaving their jcars in restricted parking areas day, thus making it almost impossible for would-be shoppers to I find places to park. It was also stated that double parking is a violation of the borough ordinances and will be checked by police, especially during the Christmas season when traffic is heavier than usual. Chief Haehn said that officers are putting blue tags on cars to-1 day, warning them of the viola -1 tions. However, starting tomorrow morning, red tags will be used and violators will he called upon! to pay a fine. 2 jc Wind Popeye and he walks with parrot! $1.49 Strong dump truck.

52 long. A buy! 59c Ironing board: 35 by inches. GENE WAUvERIVIAJS The following article from the December 14 issue of the Press- Spectator, oi Salisbury, will be of interest to friends of Mrs. C. W.

Uhdey, 514 Fourth avenue, and the late Gene Walkerman: youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walkerman was born November 19, 1866 in Erie, Pa After several years of failing health, he passed away at his home in Salisbury at the age of 68 years and 21 days, Monday about noon. only brother died several years ago in St. Louis, and the one sister, Mrs.

C. W. Uhdey, lives in Warren, where the body was taken for burial and W'hich is i the old home of the Walkeman family. was united in marriage Feb- ruary 12, 1901, to Mrs. Mary Agnes Murray, who eurvivee.

There were no children bom to this i union. Walkerman served his country during the Spanish-American War by his service in Cuba. For some time he was engaged in raih-oad work in the west, but during the last 19 years was employed as an engineer the Prairie Pipe Company. operation of the pumping station at Oil City shut down a few years ago, Mr. and Mrs.

Walkerman moved to Salisbury where they have since resided. was a quiet man of many likeable traits. He had deep convictions but was never unkind nor harsh toward those who differed from him. He was honorable, sincere and trustworthy and knew how to win and hold friends. children knew him and loved him and many loved to call him This community has lost a vahiable and honorable citizen in his passing.

but a child, he was confirmed in the Episcopal church and remained in that faith through life. services were held at the Winkelmeyer Ftineral Chapel, Tuesday morning at ten i the Rev. R. J. Miller conducting the services, followed by the Mas- onic burial services.

i Walkerman accompanied the body to Warren, Tuesday, i where the buriaP services were held Thursday TIMES TOPICS MARRIAGE LICENSE A marriage license was Issued today by Clerk of Colirt Ben Kinnear to Eldreth Darling, of Celoron, N. and Maude M. Baker, of Cassadaga, N. Y. MATCH TONIGHT The eBar Lake I.

O. O. F. dart- ball team will come here tonight to meet the Warren I. O.

O. F. team in a league game at the Odd Fellbws Hall. The match will follow the regular meeting of Warren Lodge. GATES BROKEN AGAIN Gates at the Pennsylvania Railroad crossing near the depot were broken again last evening when a car failed to stop in time to avoid hitting them.

The car then stalled on the tracks and the driver had to push it out of the path of an approaching train. This new picture of Bruno Hauptmann reveals how life in the Flemington, N. jail has agreed with him. Gone are the haggard lines that marked him during his fight against extradition from New York. His shrewd, alert attention distinguished his court appearance to force the prosecutors to charges they will make in his trial.

one son, B. L. Baker.Warren; three daughters, Mrs. H. L.

Arnold and Mrs. Richard BroW'n, of Warren, and Mrs. William Hopkins, of McConnellsburg; four sisters, Mary Johnson and Mrs. Edward Easton, of Warren; Mrs, Frank Johnson, Sugar Grove, and Miss Emma Baiver, Pasadena, 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild. WILLIAM BAKER Funeral services in memory of William H.

Baker, who passed away at his home, 111 Wetmore street, yesterday morning at nine I will be held from the Lutz Funeral Home, Market street and Third avenue, Thursday afternoon I at two The Rev. Vernon I Serenius, pastor of St. Lutheran church, will officiate. Interment will be in Oakland cemetery Friends may call at the Lutz Funeral' Home at any time. Mr.

Baker was bom in New York City, and was 79 years old at the time of his death. He survived by his wife, CTiristina; MRS. MICHAEL El STICE Mary V. Eustice, wife of Michael Bustice, Tiona, died this morning at following a long illness. Mrs.

Eustice was bora in Corry, July 30, 1869, the daughter of ikir. and Mrs. Patrick Griffin, and has made her home in Tiona for the lar-t 45 years. She was a member of St. church in Clarendon and of the Lady bees.

Besides her husband, she leaves five sons, James and William, Tulsa, Ronald and Merle, at home, and Floyd. Pittsburgh; ten grandchildren; two brothers, Daniel Griffin, Ripley, N. and Thomas Griffin, Billings, Mont. Funeral announcement will be made later. (Corry and Erie Papers Please Copy) INFANT BRK The Infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Grover Bruce, of Clarendon passed away this morning at ten fifty-five after a short illness of pneumonia, at the age of two months. He is survived by his parents and grandparents, Mrs. A.Pusiterl, of Clarendon, Mr. and Mrs.

Grover Cleveland. arrangements will be announced later. COLLECTIONS GOOD Attention was again called today to the fact that the Salvation Army is still collecting articles for the Pratt family of Tiona who was burned out some time ago. Captain Sampson stated that the collections have been very good so tar, but there are still many articles needed to make a home for tht m. He also remarked that any donations of papers, magazines furniture would be greatly appreciated, V.

F. W. MEETING The regular meeting of Dinsmoore-Schwing PoEt 631 Vetcraiiii of Foreign Wars will be held in the Post Rooms at 8 Thursday evening. As this is the last regular meeting to be held this year and the last meeting before the National Congress goes into session to act on very important Veterans I legislation it will be the largest of foreign service men in Warren this year. Cum! mander Fitch that there will jbe a very pleasant surprise in store 'for those who have not visited Rooms since the last meeting.

ST. MARYS SriCIDE HaroM Miller, 30, of St. Marys, son of Mrs. Anna Miller, of Rightmeyer street, was found dead on the lawn in the rear of the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

John on Chestnut street, that place, at eight this morning. The body was discovered by Mrs. A jagged shotgun wound in the chest near the heart, gave mute testimony as to the cause of hig passing. Nearby was a single barrel. 12 gauge shotgun belonging to the victim.

Coroner McCabe of aiter viewing the body, gave a verdict that Miller died gunshot wounds, apparently EMBEZZU MENT CHARGE Elmer J. Flesher, forty-five, naanager of the Erie oflice of the Scott Transportation Co. was arrested Friday afternoon by Constable Thomas Clapper on a W'ar- rant charging him with embezzling i betw'een $5,000 and $6,000 of the funds during the past two years. The information was sworn to by Attorney Alfred H. Sacks, counsel for the Scott of CleveMjid, O.

Flesher, who has been living at the Ford hotel, is charged with embezzlement, keep; ing fraudulent accounts and fraud' ulent One count' charges that on August 1. he re- ceived an check from the company to pay rent of the local office and that he ujied it to start a night club cm the West Lake road. I SHOPPERS THESE days read all the advertisements and profit thereby. Compacts, Special $1.00 at 12-18-lt CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the and friends for the many acts kindness during the long illness our dear brother. Al.so for all pressions of sympathy at the time of our bereavement.

Mrs, Lena Ruland Mrs, Flora Carpenter Luana Du prey Duprey lillian Duprev. 12-18-lt-pd. Borrow Thrill! Imagine Staging This Leap! Montgomery Ward Co. 218-220 Liberty St. Warren, Pa.

Phone 87 5' Just to make the cold shivers chase up and down your spine, imagine yourself of aa airplane at a dizzy height, as Lyuba Berlin, tamed Soviet woman parachutist, Is doing In this picture of sensational action in the sky. Note the ripcord ring in her hand and the parachute just emerging from its cover. Below the daring jumper you see the open others who nave leaped before her, descending at a Moscow SPOTLIGHT Christmas Gifts from ihe Qift Store Genuine Suede LEATHER JACKETS with full zipper quality skim shipment just size range. Pure Wool FLANNEL ROBES Soft, lustrous Botany flannel. Solid colors- bluc, green, brown, maroon.

5.95 Special Genaine Cowhide GLADSTONE BAGS Extra strong with steel bronze fittings, compartment style. 7.95 Special Initial Irish Linen Sheer and hand- hemstitched. Hurry, while you can buy any fast. 3 Ur $1.50 ti Silk or Wool HOSE Unusually large selection in every type of pattern, style and color. We know like these hose.

50c SHIRTS 'T'he two most famous brand) new assortnnents. 1.95... Genuine Leather BILL FOLDS or make. Full or initial embossed in gold FREE. A personalized gift.

1.00 All Wool SNOW SUITS One-piece to colors. 4.95*6.45 Boyg A CAMPUS COATS Still the biggest hit of the Any boy or girl will like one as a Gift. 5.95 Sizes 8-22 The PRINTZ Co..