The Daily News from Huntingdon, Pennsylvania • Page 12

PAGE TWELVE, 3, In Memorlam 3 In memory of our dear Husband and Father, Byron Roland, who passed away May We sat at your bedside, Father dear, And saw your life depart, And when we knew that your life was gone, It nearly broke our Jiearts. You bade no one last farewell, And said goodbye to none, And when at lust you closed your eyes, We knew that God had won. He called you up to heaven, It was His holy will, And though you are far away from us In our hearts you live still. missed by Wife and Children Decorative Accessoriei Gifts George C. Kurtz 60C Washington St.

Work Done Right in Shop by FACTORY TRAINED Man SOLLINGER'S WATCH REPAIR SHOP 3 S. Division Union THE DAfLY NEWS. HUNTINGDON AND MOUNT UNION, THURSDAY, MAY 4, T950. J. Blair Memorial HOSPITAL NEWS Admitted: Mrs.

Doris Sehock, 806 Washington Street, Huntingdon. Audrey Thomas, Coalmont. Mrs. Henrietta Adams, Tenth Street, South Huntingdon. Joyce Brindle, 817 Pennsylvania Avenue, South Huntingdon.

Mrs. Ruth Poster, Petersburg. Mrs. Anna Guisler, 610 Church Street, Hunting-uon. John Thatcher, Petersburg.

Mrs. Gladys Hoffer, Canton. Ohio. Mrs. Helen Bumgrardner.

Mapteton Depot. Mrs. Eleanor Getz, 4 West Market Street, Mount Union. Discharged: Mrs. Ethel Metz, Petersburg.

Russell Hurley, Petersburg. Daniel Musser, 1227 Mifflin Street, Huntingdon. Mrs. Violet M. Haney, Hesston R.

D. 1. Mrs. Sara Heffner, Robertsdale. James R.

Teeters, Huntingdon R. D. 1. James Carolus, Alexandria, Diane Fittery, Huntingdon D. 1.

Mrs. Pauline Walker, 135 Garber Street, Mount Union. Contract Is Awarded Harrisburg-, May General State Authority today awarded a $315,760 contract to Williard Sales and Serwce, Philadelphia, for heating construction in a new -boiler plant at Hollldaysbursr State Hosoital JFSB SALE OR REHT N. L. MsQain Motors Building, Formerly McCIain Mash Moiors 90G-914 Moore Street ALSO SHOP EQUIPMENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE For Further Information Call At Above Address or Phone N.

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They have resorted to every trick known to the slippery hack on the political fringe." In a talk at Washington, Kunkel said the defeat- of Sen. Claude Pepper in the Florida Democratic Primaries should be a warning to Pennsylvania voters. Pointing out that President Truman had invited Duff to join the Democratic Party, the Harrisburg legislator said "the president "probably figures he can get some new wrinkles on how to spend money faster from him." He told the rally "keep the 'Red' out of Washington and keep Washington out of the red." Give Flowers for Potted Plants Cut Flowers Corsages CLARA'S FLOWER SHOP Aldine Theatre Saxton Member F.T.D. Phone 199 MOW DELICIOUS MORE i ARMOURS STEAKS 69 PORTERHOUSE or ROUND Ib. 83c ROAST 49 Neck Cuts tS.

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and linoleums. A lasting SPECIAL! Old English DUST MOP 1.19 each OBITUARIES Ida Mae Guyer Mrs. Ida Mae (Gilbaugh) Guyer, wife of Henry Guyer, died at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Isenberg, near CassviHe, on Wednesday morning, May 3, 1950, at 9:30 o'clock after an illness of three weeks.

She was born on October 23, 1869, near Marttlesburg-. At the time of her death, she was aged SO years, 6 months and 10 days. On December 23, 1S93, she was united in marriage to Henry Guy- Mr, and Mrs. Guyer resided at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Paul Isenbergr, near Cassx-illc since July, 1949.

Prior to that time, they lived in Jackson Township, Huntingdon County. Mrs. Guyer was a menYber of the Ennisville Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband and the following- eleven children: Samuel G. Guyer, Huntingdon, R.

D. Cyrus W. Guyer, Mrs. Ruth S. DeArmitt, Thomas Guyer and William P.

Guyer, Huntingdon, R. D. John W. Guyer, Lewistown, R. D.

Mrs. Martin A. Reihart, Lockwood, Ohio; Mrs. Treasia A. Isenberg, Calvin; Mrs.

Anna H. Reihard, Warren, Ohio; Raymond C. Guyer, Petersburg; R. D. and Donnie D.

Guyer, Port Matilda; two children preceded their mother in death. Forty-one grandchildren and 30 great- grandchildren also survive. Funeral services will be held on Saturday at 2 p. m. at the McClain funeral home in Cassville.

Her pastor, the Rev. Theodore S. Miller, assisted by the Rev. Bruce R. Cleaver, will officiate.

Burial will be made in the Cassville I. O. O. F. Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p. m. this evening until 11 a. m. Saturday when the body will be taken to the funeral home, it may be viewed until the hour of services.

Jesse Simon Fleegal Simon Fleegal of 707 Pot- apasco Avenue, Baltimore, and until eight years ago a resident of Altoona, died Tuesday, May 2, 1950, in. Baltimore. He was born April 8, 1882, at Coalmont, a son of John and Sarah His wife m-eceded him in death. Surviving are these children: Mrs. Susan Pucciarella of Baltimore, Madison D.

Benjamin of Bufialo, N. Wilfred, Richard and James all of Altoona; these brothers and sisters: Joseph of Saxton, John, Jamas and Custard, Mrs. Millie Raymond and Mrs. Elizabeth Fleegal, all of Altoona, and Mrs. Verna Cornelius of Saxton, and 17 grandchildren.

ilr. Fleegal was member of the First Calvary Baptist Church. Friends will be received at the Santella funeral home today. Mrs. Alice Latherow Huntingdon relatives have received word of the death of Mrs.

Alice (Bard) Lafcherow of Wilmerding on Tuesday, May 2, 1950. A native of Huntingdon County, Mrs. Latherow was bom at Otelia' a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Bard, both deceased.

She is survived by her husband, John Latherow; two daughters Mrs. C. A. Nelson of Wilmerding and Mrs. George Westwood of St Louis, and a sister, Mis 3 Margaret Bard, who has been making her home with the Latherows.

The deceased was a sister of the late Mrs. J. O. Kenyon of Huntingdon Snort services will be held at the home on Friday evening. The funeral service will be at 2 o'clock on Saturday afternoon at Clark's funeral home in Mount Union.

Interment will be made in the Mount Union I. O. O. F. Cemetery.

Leaving tonight for Buck Hill FaJls where they will attend the convention of the National Federation of Business and Professional Womens Clubs are Mrs. F. Harold Fink, president of the Huntingdon Club, Miss Jane Newton of the Nurses' Home and Miss Anna Chaney, 421 Moore Street. Mrs. Fkik is a.

member of the state nominating- committee. Sessions will be held in the Buck Fill Falls Inn beginning tomorrow at 10 a. m. and ending Sunday with the emblem breakfast. Dan Dell who has been visiting his mother, Mrs.

Hazel Dell 824 "Washington Street, 1 has gone to Brandon, Vermont, to take up his duties as athletic director at Camp Birch-wood. SPECIAL DIAL SOAP 2 cakes 37e PEDUZZI'S Mount Union Wilbur P. Evelyn Wilbur P. Evelyn, native of Jackson Township, died in City Hospital, Akron, Ohio, on April 23, 1950, after an illness of 18 months. He was a son of Frank P.

Evelyn and Mary (Moore) Evelyn' both deceased, and was born in Jackson Township, Huntingdon County, in 1883. In 1901 he went to Altoona, where he was employed in the railroad shops until 1915 when he moved to Detroit. For the past twenty-eight years he has been a resident of Detroit He drove- a city cab for eight years and prior to that was s. salesman for Mayflower Motors. Surviving are his wife, Alice L.

Evelyn; three daughters: Mrs Paul Clark of California; Mrs. Donald Crenze of Akron, Ohio- Mrs. R. K. Davis of Copley, Ohio; three brothers: Harry Evelyn of Petersburg; Walter "Evelyn and Lawrence Evelyn of Harrisburg; two eisters, Mrs.

Isaac Landis and Mrs. Georg-e Green, both of Harrisburg. Seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild survive. Funeral services were held on April 25th in the Eckard funeral home in Akron, and were conducted by the Rev. Franklin H.

Minck. Burial took place in Copley cemetery, Copley, Ohio, Andrew Porter Tare Andrew Porter Tate, a. life-long- resident of Mill Creek, dicvd ori Wednesday afternoon, May 3, 3950, in Shirinysburg-. He was bom on August 4 1887, in Mill Creek, tlie son of John and Emma (Rutherford) Tate, both deceased. For the past 15 years, he had worked as a woodsman.

The deceased attended the Mill Creek Methodist Church. The following brothers sis- tfti-s survive: Harry, William and Mrs. Mae Hamilton, all of Mill Creek, and Allen and Mrs Florence PJtter, both of Lewistown. Funeral services will be held on Saturday at 3 p. m.

at the home of his sister, Mrs. Burkett Hamilton, in Mill Creek. The Rev. Amos Meyers will officiate. Burial wii be made in the Riverview Cemetery at Mill Creek.

Friends are being received at the Hamilton home. Ciark's funeral service Mount Union. Mrs. Myrtle Cleona Jones Mrs. Myrtle Cleona Jones of Fulton Street, Harrisburg died at her home Tuesday morning, May 3, 1950 at o'clock after a three-year illness.

She was 55 years of age. The deceased, a native of Me Coysville, Juniata County, was a member of the Sacrea Heart Catholic Church of Harrisburg. She is survived by her mother Mrs. Jennie Palm of Mount Union and these brothers and sisters: Mrs. Sate (Turzah) Ordanoff, Mrs Clinton (Charlotte) Winnick, Mrs Calvin (Markelene) Varner, Larmer Palm, all of Mount Union: Mrs.

Othella (Ernestine) Stovell of Texas; Jewell Palm of New York One half-sister, Rosetta Johrson of Woodlawn, also survives. Mass will be celebrated on Saturday at 10 a. m. 5n the Sacred Heart Catholic Church at Lewistown in charge of Father Reillv. Interment will be made in the Presbyterian Cemetery at MSfflin- town.

The body may be viewed at the Guss funeral home in Mifflintown. Subscribe for The Daily News Four cents per copy. CALENDAR Thursday, May 4 The Woman's Aid of the Pennsylvania Railroad will meet In the aid room at the PRR station at 1 p. m. Instead of the regular hour, 2 p.

m. lor a. covered dish luncheon. The Alexandria Book Club will meet at 2:30 p. m.

In the Memorial library. The Rev. Kenneth Duncan will review- John Gunther'a "Behind the Iron Curtain." Special meeting ol the Hoofc and Ladder Fire Company at p. New truck will be discussed. Friday, May Shirt eysburg Grange No.

IIS will meet In Grange Hall at 8:15 DST. Hartslog Valley Grange will Initiate In third and fourth degrees. The Huntingdon Civic Club will meet In the Baptist Church at 2:30 p. ra Installation of officers wilt take place ind three Junlata College students nterested In dramatics will present the program. This Is the annual business session of the club year.

Mil! Creek Grange No. 2023 will meet regular session at the school house at 7:30 DST. All members urged to attend. Annual meeting of Huntingdon Historical Society In chapel of suntlngdon Presbyterian Church at p. m.

D. C. Goodman of Mount Union wm be the speaker. For General Insurance ROBERT H. LEHMAN Welch Agency 21 Shirley St.

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Huntingdon Republican Candidate for Governor JAY COOKE for Clean, Honest Government "DAILY MESSAGE" We sincerely urge all Republican Committee men and women to carefully analyze literature marked confidential now being sent them from William J. Hamilton, State Campaign Manager for Duff and Fine. This headquarters does not propose to do as they are doing. That to hoodwink you and deceive you in what you are supporting. We have earnestly endeavored to keep the campaign clean in Huntingdon County and to promote it on issues in which the people are interested.

We recognixa your mtelligence and your ability to analyre these issues, and do not propos. to belittle you by attempting to make your decisions. Washington Street Second Floor Next to Clifton Open 2:00 to 4:00 P. M. and 7:00 to 9:00 P.

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