Warren Times Mirror from Warren, Pennsylvania • Page 8

Cinder Crews of Boro And State Have Busy Time another ulster, Mrs. Ella Cass, of North East; and a number of nieces and nephews. Removal has been made to the Young Funeral Home in Youngsville, where services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday.

The Rev. Joseph Markey, Sandy Lake, a former pastor of Pittsfield Wesleyan Methodist church, will officiate, assisted by Rev. G. A. Carlson, present minister there.

Interment will be made in Oakland cemetery, Warren. It was Miss request that be no flowers but an offering for her beloved mission OBITUARIES Whaley, Leslie Donaldson, Harold Eddy, Arthur Brundage, Raymond Sickler, Harry W. Morris and Paul Clark. Interment followed in Spring Creek Cemetery. Those here for the service from Spring Creek were Clifford Clark, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Lillie, Mrs. Lois Sickler, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brundage, Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Sickler, Gerald Whaley, Leslie Donaldson. Harold Eddy; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Tubbs of Spartansburg R.

D. 3: and friends and relatives from Columbus and Spring Creek townships. PAUL MICHAEL WEST Largely attended services were held at the Templeton Funeral Home at 2:30 p. m. Sunday for Paul Michael West.

213 North Carver street, whose death occurred Friday morning. The Rev. C. W. Baldwin, pastor of Grace Methodist church, conducted the rites, assisted by Dr.

H. H. Barr, retired Methodist minister. Interment was made in Oakland cemetery, with the following serving as bearers: Carl Swanson, Clifford Foreman. Rush Boyd, Louis Haser, Leon Ittel and Harry Schmidt.

In attendance from away were Mr. and Mrs. Paul West, Jackson Heights, Long Island; Mr. and Mrs. R.

P. Davis, Cleveland, Miss Edith West, Gowanda. N. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Larson. Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Geibberg, Mr. and Mrs. Luce, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson, Ripley, N.

Mrs Myrtie West, Miss Eunice Anderson, Jamestown, N. Y. Thirty men of First Baptist church attended the meeting held in the social rooms of the church for the purpose of organizing a Men's Council, with the following slate of presented by the nominating committee and elected: Gerald Coates, president; Jerome Paul, vice president; Vance Ross, secretary-treasurer. The program for the evening was opened with the showing oi two short movies, "Then It and Empire loaned by the U. Forest Service.

Edward Johnson, young accordionist, pleased with three selections. John Mitchell had charge of the devotions and the Rev. Leland Hine, church pastor, spoke on and the MARY LIZZIE WILTSIE Mr. and Mrs. George D.

Templeton and George Templeton, were among out of town relatives attending the funeral of Mrs. Mary Lizzie Wiltsie, held at the Hollenbeck Funeral Home in Bradford. The Rev. Price Stark, pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist church, officiated and interment was made in Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs.

Wiltsie, widow of Frank P. Wiltsie and step-mother of Mrs. Templeton, died Monday after a few illness. She had been a prominent resident of Bradford for the past 52 years and was widely known throughout that section. MRS.

HANNAH MARY HARLEY Mrs. Hannah Mary Harley, widow of William Harley, passed away at 11:45 p. m. Saturday at her home in Barnes as the result of complications from a broken hip suffered October 23. Mrs.

Harley was born in Rimersburg, May 29, 1863, and in the vicinity of Barnes for the past 60 years. Her husband preceded her in death in 1938. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Leona Donaldson and Mrs. Prudence Wolfe, both of Barnes, and one brother, William Staten of Indianapolis, Ind.

There are four grandchildren, seven grandchildren and one great- great-grandchild. Mrs. Harley was a member of the Barnes Methodist church, the W. S. C.

and the Bible Class of the church. Her pastor, Rev. Grant Mottem, will conduct funeral services in her memory at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Borden Funeral Home, Sheffield, with commitment to be made in Barnes cemetery.

chairman of th ed the three cl Council: the enlistment Christian servi church and co lead men into to God through commitment tc Saviour and Lo and support tt program of tht Convention and cies. Fol lowing the for the new were served bv mer Mellander ARTHUR G. FOLKE Services were held at the Cummings Funeral Home in Kane at 2:00 p. m. Sunday for Arthur Folke, 217 Chase street, that city, whose death occurred at Community Hospital after only a short illness.

The Rev. W. J. Thoms, pastor of First Congregational church, conducted the rites and interment was made in ML Tabor cemetery. Mr.

Folke was born November 28, 1876, in Williamsport, but had been a resident of Kane for the past 56 years, coming to that place from Scottdale. He was a member of the Presbyterian church; was affiliated with the BPOE for over 50 years and served as secretary of the Kane Lodge for more than 35 years. He had been employed by the Ulf Clothing Company for 44 years and had also been a New York Life Insurance agent. He had served as assessor in second ward and was an assistant inspector for the State Highway Department. He was married in Arlington, on December 25, 1945, to Mrs.

Cora Rauch, who survives him, together with a son, Gordon, in Kane; a daughter, Mrs. A. A. Hagberg. a stepson, Stanley Rauch, Washington, D.

a brother, Fred Folke, in York City; one grandson and one step-grandchild. RALPH C. KNAPP Ralph Clarence Knapp, 804 Cornplanter avenue, died at 3:35 Saturday after having bee in ill health for the past five years. Born on Quaker Hill, Warren county. March 5, 1880.

he had been a resident of this vicinity all his life and conducted a roofing and sheet metal shop on the East Side for approximately 15 years, retiring because of ill health. He w'as a member of the First Methodist church and served as secretary of the Bible Class for a number of years prior to his illness. He was also a member of the Warren Relief Association and a member of the Wetmore Volunteer Hose Company. Besides his wife, Nellie, he leaves the following children: Lawrence M. Knapp, New York City; Harold L.

Knapp. Alexandria, Mrs. Helen Lowe, Warren, and Mrs. Doris Gnage, Pleasant township; also ten grandchildren and two nieces. Friends are being received at the family home and services will be held there at 2:00 p.

m. Tuesday. Dr. Arthur Colley, pastor of First Methodist church, will officiate and interment will be made in Oakland cemetery. The Templeton Funeral Home is in charge of the service.

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Sh and WILL PLAY HOST TO TOWNSHIP DIRECTOR) Between 70 and 75 persons ar expected to enjoy dinner and 1 meeting at Beaty Junior Higl School at 6:30 this even ing, when the Warren board education is host to members of al township boards sending tuitioi pupils to Warren borough schools Principal Herbert D. Harris wil welcome the guests and R. Robinson, chief of transportatioi and consolidation in the Depart ment of Public Instruction at Har risburg, will be the principe speaker. Following Mr. talk there will be a discussion period vith Melvin G.

Keller, presiden of the Warren board of education presiding. EARL JOHN YOUNG Earl John Young, Fifth avenue extension, died at Warren General Hospital at 11:30 p. m. Saturday, having been ill for the past five weeks. Born in Gypsy, on March 4, 1905, he had been a resident of Warren for the past 10 years and wras employed as a crane operator with the Pennsylvania Railroad wrecking crew.

He was a member of First Methodist church; Conewango Aerie No. 313, Fraternal Order of Eagles, and of the Warren Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose. Surviving are his wife, Iva and the following children: Mrs. Clarebel Leary, Kenneth and Ward Young, Ridgway; Earl Ronald and William Young. Mrs.

Hazel Holmberg, Hampton, Bertha Young. Kane; also two sisters and three brothers, Mrs. Margaret Dan, Westline; Mrs. Mary Caldw'ell, in Florida; William and Russell Young, Kane; James Young, Erie: 10 grandchildren, a number of nieces and nephew's. Removal has been made to the Hill Funeral Home in Kane, wrhere services will be held at 2:00 p.

m. Tuesday, Interment following in Forest Lawn cemetery at that place. Plane Makes Forced Landing on Auto on Highway Two Children Struck by Autos and Escape Injuries (From Page One) Saturday evening, a lady who lives on Fifth avenue, locked herself out of her home and asked police for aid. They opened the door for her. A family battle on the east side yesterday resulted in a mother and daughters moving out to reside with another daughter, police said.

They advised the parties to consult an attorney after restoring temporary peace. Last evening, officers on patrol found a bell ringing in a local store. The owner was called and fixed the bell. MRS. CIJFFORD CLARK Corrv Journal: Last rites wrere held Friday afternoon at 2:30 for Mrs.

Clifford Clark at Bracken Keating Funeral Home. Rev. Wilmer Heffer officiated at the funeral service, and friends of the deceased as bearers. They were the following: Gerald REMOVE BIG TRUCK Traffic on Route 69 between Sugar Grove and the Matthews Run road was tied up for some time Sunday, while workmen from New Castle removed the large trailer- truck which jack-knifed into a ditch Friday morning. The truck was loaded with steel rods.

The driver, Francis W. Avery, 38, of New Castle, a patient in Jamestown City Hospital, is reported as recovering from injuries he received in the mishap. MRS. MILTON B. ROLLER Many friends in this vicinity will be sorry to learn that Mrs.

Milton B. Roller died November 12 at her home in Palo Alto, Calif. While she had never lived in the east, Mrs. Roller had visited frequently at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Nelson A.

Johnson, North Warren, and had made many friends in the community. (From Page One) landing gear straddling the trunk Perry, who later said he know w'hether he crazy slowed down, stopped th car and got out. Wardle and Me Carty dislodged themselves fror the plane. All were uninjuret They checked the gashes in the trunk of auto, a broken propeller and land ing gear on the plane. They lifted the craft off the aut and Perry drove away.

Wardl after phoning for his car, did like wise. SPEEDY LONG-LASTING refief for Yoor portrait is the perfect pft for those special people on your list So make your appointment today. Borg Studio Phone 2271 -J GORDON L. ERICKSON Gordon L. Erickson, World War IT veteran and husband of Betty Ahlgren Erickson, 232 Elmcrest avenue, Lakewood, N.

died at 6:00 a. m. Sunday in Jamestown General Hospital, following a four- day illness of polio. Services in his memory will be held at 3:00 p. m.

Tuesday from the Henderson-Lincoln chapel in Jamestown, with interment following in Lake View cemetery. 5 WANT HOMES, 1 LOST There are four nice collie puppies, seven w'eeks old, at 50 W. State street, North 'Warren, who are looking for good homes, and their telephone number is 1890. Mrs. Clair Hook, who lives on the Morrison Run road near the Warr- Penn pool, is holding a nice black puppy at her home for its owners, the little fellow' having been George Mattison, Warren R.

D. 2, also has a nice puppy wiiich he will give away; his -phone number is 3498-W. MYRTLE A. COLE Miss Myrtle A. Cole, born In 1862 in Egypt, 111., and a former resident of Warren and telegrapher for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, died Saturday in Warren General Hospital.

After working as a missionary in New' York City for several years, Miss Cole was called to the service of the hicago Gospel Mission to the Jewish in 1910, working with that group until her retirement in October, 1944. She then made her home with a sister, Mrs, Clara Roth, at Houghton, N. until the death of her sister four years yater. After that, she lived with a niece, Mrs. Katherine Stone in Houghton.

Wrhile visiting another sister, Mrs. Mary Lynn, Pittsfield, she fell about the 10th of October and broke both her shoulder and her hip. Besides Mrs. Lynn, she leaves Get prompt relief rub on Musterole! It Instantly creates needrd heat right where applied. You can feel great paln-rellevlng medication speeding fresh blood to the painful area, bringing amazing relief.

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Nov. 5-12-19-26-4 EVENTS TONIGHT 6:30, School dinner- meeting, Beaty school. 6:30, Membership report dinner, YM. 7:00, High School Club, YW. 7:00, Latin Club party, high school.

7:00, Phalanx meeting, YM. 7:30, McClintock PTA. 7:30. WSCS board. Grace church.

7:30, Boy Scout executive board, public library. 8:00, Warren Grange. 8:00, Quarterly Conference, Bethel EUB church. 8:00, North Warren PTA. 8:00, Marconi Bridge Club.

8:00, Farrah Grotto meeting, 8:00, Mel Grosch Tribute, Youth Canteen. 8:00. Martha Society, Shield home. 8:00, Win One Class, Heimann home. THREE WAY CRASH No one injured three cars collided on Route 62 about one mile north of Tidioute Saturday evening about 8 state police said.

Drivers involved in the accident were Thorwald Simonsen, 115 Parker street; Clyde C. Hannah, Russell RD1; and Kathleen McKissick. of Fryburg. Damage totaled $170, mostly crumpled fenders. Police said that Simonsen wras going south and skidded into the side of the Hanna car, going north.

The driver of the Fryburg car, also going south. unable to stop in time to avoid hitting the other two. Police said that there were several other accidents over the weekend, none of which was of such magnitude as to cause filing of a formal complaint. MOTORIST SOUGHT Local state police were on the lookout for an Erie motorist this morning, who was en route to a meeting in St. Marys.

After the driver left Erie, word came that the meeting had been postponed, and police alerted in an attempt to save the motorist a nasty drive on bad roads. Inasmuch as the call came w'hen the car was only about a half-hour out of FJrie, it wras expected that it would be intercepted before reaching Warren county. ADMINISTRATION NOTICE Letters Testamentary on th Estate of Phillip J. Cerra, late 0 the Borough of Warren, Warre County, deceased, having bee this day granted to the undersign ed, notice is hereby given to persons indebted to said Estate make immediate payment, an those having claims or demand against the same will present ther to the undersigned, properly au thenticated for settlement, Stella Cerra Blackman Blackman, Attorney November 16, 1951. Nov.

19-26-Dec. 3-10-17-24-G ADMINISTJ1ATION OTICE Letters Testamentary on th Estate of Dora M. Pickett, late the Borough of Warren, Warre County, deceased, having bee: tlr.s day granted to the undersign ed, notice is hereby given to a. persons indebted to said Estate make immediate payment, an those having claims or demand against the same will presen them to the undersigned, proper! authenticated for settlement. Robert W.

Pickett Blackman Blackman, Attorney November 16, 1951. Nov. 19-26-Dec. 3-10-17-24-6 ADMINISTRATION Letters Testamentary on th Estate of Emery L. Coover, late the Borough of Youngsville, War Fen County, deceased, havinj been this day granted to the un dersigned, notice is hereby give to all persons indebted to said Es tate to make immediate payment and those having claims or de mands against the same will pre sent them to the undersigr.ee properly authenticated for settle ment.

Harrison W. Coover Blackman Blackman, Attorney November 16, 1951. Nov. 19-26-Dec. 2-10-17 ELKS AT RIDGWAY L.

M. Whiteshot, exalted ruler, headed a deelgation of five members from Warren Lodge that attended the meeting of North District. Pennsylvania State Elks Association, held at the home of Ridgway lodge Sunday afternoon. Others in the group were Rue! Smith, president of the district organization. Kenneth Graham, Ray WTeigle and James Springer.

The most important business before the meeting was discussion of plans for the visit of Grand Exalted Ruler Howard D. Davis, of Williamsport, to Kane Lodge some time in April, the date to be decided upon later. The visitation will be sponsored by North District. it 1 9 Wo mens Fine Quality rry 9 9R styles 7 7 nwire 342 Utili SHOP Fine Calls in Top Republicans to Tax Strategy (From Page One) senate president pro tempore, and Fred Hare, Senate GOP whip; Speaker Herbert P. Sorg (R-Elk) and Rep.

Charles C. Smith (R- house Republican leader. Sen. John M. Walker, Republican floor leader in the upper branch, was not invited.

He has been an opponent of income tax. IN APPRECIATION sincerely wish to thank all those who sent me flowers, gifts and cards during my recent stay in the hospital. GUSTIE WILLEY. XUvitiitnt. 11 Tuesday and Wednesday Special Cortland Apples BUSHEL 99 FOX BROS.

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