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THE DAILY NEWS, HUNTINGDON AND MOUNT UNION, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1961. Johnson UCoritinued From First Page) Johnston. He was united in mar- to Martha Yocii'm, who survives. Johnston was reared on a f4vm and remained there until the age of 23. He attended Juniata College in.

and. was graduated from the 'Pennsylvania' Business College in 1914. iMe worked for Parvin as for four years, was engaged the wholesale business for three years and then established himself in the bottling business in 1927'. to his wife, is survived by a son, Robert William, of San Francisco, and a daughter, Mrs. George (Patricia) Knott, of Alexandria; Mr.

Johnston was a director of the First 1 Bank of Petersburg. 3 alsg.YYas. a. 'member of the Huntingdon Elks. A complete obituary and funeral services "will "be announced in tomorrow's Daily Brown's funeral service, 32 Killed frojn Page) was hospitalized, Harrisburg: Airrnan Joseph L.

Hoopengardner ofj: Hancock, was killed Tuesday -when a motorcycle on which he was riding colided with a car about 10 miles east of here. Two'other persons were Sroudshurg: A car careened out of control, and 'plunged' 400 feet dowrr, an' embankment Tuesday, killing' Oddinger Kulp, 20, Oreland, Philadelphia: Charles DeAngel- la, 68, Philadelphia, was killed and seven- other persons suffered injuries-Tuesday. two-car col- South Philadelphia. state worn an was-killed, and.five other persons, Including her-husband, were injured a two car collision Sunday ah-hearby Ulster. The victim iMrs.

Breon. 23, of Endicott, N.Y. Ashland: James Barry, 21, of Girardville was killed Saturday night when his car ran out of control on a rural road near Gordon. Two passengers suffered minor hurts. Kane: A car skidded on Route 6 during ax rain Sunday and a'" string of guard rails.

John C. Chatman Kane 'BD2, was killed Instantly. Carlisle: Mrs." Catherine Long, 29, Aspers RDi2, suffered fatal injuries Saturday when she fell from a car operated by her husband. The accident occurred near here: on' Route; 34. Bethlehem: 'William 'E.

Messen- dehner, Northampton, was injured fatally Saturday night" as his car struck an'embankment. Philadelphia: Bustion, died Sunday shortly after she was struck by a car near her home. The driver was Charles P. Ragin, also of Phil a delphia. told police he to see the York: Lawrence Allison, 56 York, died in York Hospital Sat urday.

about two hours after he was injured when his motorcycle sideswiped one operated by his son, Robert, 25. Philadelphia: Ernest Daniels 42, was crushed to death and a companion- was injured Tuesday night when an automobile under which they were working was bumped off its jacks by a back ing car. Daniels -died 'minutes- after police lifted the car. George Watson 44, owner of the car under repair was admitted to Hahnemann Hos pital with back injuries. said the driver of thi have liis and have'-instituted a search'for him Tfre'' latest, drownings: Pittsburgh: A White- Oak Bor ou gh row Mo nday.

iii th Rainbow Gardens swimming pool Leopard Williams; 1 10,. was. pro- noun.ced-;' dead and '1 minutes to'revive him failed; Meadville: Police said -Donah Meadville drowned Tues day while swimming in poni near here with friends. Police Davis apparently struck his heac w.hije diving into the 1 -Union Jack 50, Webb Savage, 60T both of Keister ville drowned' Tuesday, when a boat containing the victims anc two other men sank in Carbonara' Lake, about five miles west William J. Rokos, 50, and George Smalley, 38, both of Keis terville, were 'XJnlonlown: One youth and another, was rescued Tuesda; when their 'boat overturned' in the Somerfield Dam along Route 40 Rescuers were unsuccessful in their attempts to revive Garry Rupnik, 18, of Adah, Fayette coun ty.Steve'; 19, of Le- was treated at a hospita and released.

Delaware Water Gap: Galvin Klinger, 44, of Egypt, Pa. drowned Tuesday in the Delawan River near here when his rowboa overturned. Hemingway Services Set Ketchum, Idaho, July Fu neral plans were completed today for Ernest' Hemingway, but day of was indefinite pend ing arrival son from Africa Patrick Hemingway was on a hunting safari in Africa when the 61-year-old author shot himself tc death in his Ketchum -home Mon day.i Funeral services were de layed so. the son could attend. grave the 'Pulitzer ani Nobel prize winning author wa: dug Tuesday--in Ketchum cemetery.

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"Iks Young Savages'' Man Found Dead In Warriors Mark Twp. Cottage A 76-yeai'-old Blair retired railroader was found dead at his summer cottage at Dungarvin, in Mark Township, at 4 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, July 4th, 1961. The lifeless body of Phjlip fleveland Harpster of 711 Second Avenue, Juniata, Altoona, was found lying across' the bed the cottage by several boys from the Dungarvin area who stopped to pay him a visit as had been their custom, on his frequent visits to his cottage. The lights in the cottage were burning when the boys received no answer to their call they went to the Bedroom found that expired. Coroner Blair Shore was summoned to conduct''an investigation.

The coroner learned that Mr. Harpster had planned to consult an Altoona. doctor before coining to hli cottage on Monday evening to spend the Fourth of July. Death was to natural causes, a heart attack. coroner stated that death had probably occurred on Monday night as Mr.

Harpster was undressed really to retire when he was "stricken. He' was lying cross-wise on the bed. was born at Bald Eagle, Centre County, on.Nov. 23, 1885, and was a son of George tHarpster and Nancy (Vaughn) Harpster. His wife, Effie (Thomas) Harpster, is deceased.

He was a retired shopman for the Pennsylvania' Railiroa'd Company. He was well known in the "Warriors Mark area. The body was taken to Juniata to be prepared for burial, and interment will be made In' East Lawn Cemetery at Tyrone. Saniuel Howard Befltty Samuel Howard Beatty, i who sided with' his son-in-law afnrj aughter, Mrs. James of Miller Township Huntingdon, R.

D. 2,. died at a. m. on Monday, July 3, 961, nt his late home, He had een in failing f6r the ast several years.

He was born July 1, 1879, in Township, Huntingdon ounty, a son of Aliphas and lice (Kckley) Beatty. He was married to Beulah' Whitesel in 916 and she him in eath on October 2, 1950. Surviving is one daughter, (Edna) Glcnny of R. D. 2.

One son receded him in death along rith-- one step-daughter. he re re eight grandchildren and five Also sur iving are a brother, Alien Beaty of State College, and a sister, ttrs. -Arminta Scott of State College. One four rothers preceded him in death. Mr.

Beatty was of the Metho- ist faith and a veteran of the J. S. Army fn World War 1. te had been a molder with the ierce, Butler and Pierce Radi- tor Works of Huntingdon. Latr he was engaged as a woodsman.

His'entire life was spent in he Huntingdon area. Funeral services will be held 2 p. m. on Thursday from he Donation Methodist Church. Dr.

Ferdinand Derk will offici- te. Interment will be made in he Donation Cemetery. Friends vill be received at Brown's in Huntingdon after 7 m. this vening until 10 a. m.

on Thursay and then at the church from oon until the hour for the ser- Mrs. Amauda C. Flasher Mrs. Amanda G. Flasher -of Shirley Township died sit Harrisburg on Sunday, July 2, 1961 She born December 22, in Clay Countyy a daughter of Cornelius and Margaret'.

(Long) Walker. She was married to Robert C. Flasher of Mount Union on May 25, 1M6. Her husband survives along With the.following children: George of.Map- leton, R. John of ElizabethtoWB, Robert- er of.

Shirley TownshipV Miss Hazel Ruth Flasher of.Elizabeth- town. Mrs. Andrew (Clara) Disalvo of and Mrs. Andrew (Gertrude) Lucas of Three Springs, Fqiir children preceded There are six grandchildren. Also surviving are the following brothers and sisters: Mrs.

Gertrude Miller of Saltillo, R. Herbert Walker of, Saltillo, R. Raymond Walker of Three Springs, R. Thaddeus alker of Three Springs, R'i Wa)ker "of Bethlehem, Landis Walker of Cedar Crest, John and Max Walker of Three Springs, R. and Emanuel Walker of Waterfall.

Funeral services will held on Thursday, at 10 a. m. from the Clark funeral home. Rev. Robert Callihan of Mapleton will officiate.

Interment will be made in the Jordan Cemetery at Rockhill, R. D. Friends are being received at the funeral home until the Hour for the service. Dr. H.

Howell Rice Dr. H. Howell Rice, DOS, 62, of 332 New Holland Pike, Lancaster, died Tuesday, July 4, 1961, at 2:40 p.m. at the Lancaster General Hospital at Lancaster. He was born in Lock Haven, a son of the late Paul and Emma (Howell) Rice, on.

September 25 1898. He wag married to the'for- mer Irene L. DeLancy who is surviving. Dr. Rice retired in February, of this year.

He was a member of the American Dental Association and St. John's Episcopal Church of Lancaster. In addition to his wife he is survived by a sister, Mrs. Kenneth B. Roddy of Mount Union, and -a brother, Charles R.

Rice of Johnstown. Funeral services will Friday at 10 a.m. from Fred F. G-roff, funeral 234 W. Orange Street, Lancaster.

Graveside service will be held at 2 p.m. at the IOOF Cemetery at Mount Union. Friends may call at the funeral hcme Thursday evening between 7 and 9 p. m. Use The Daily News Want Ads.

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late home. She had bsen in ailing health for the past-'sever- I yearsl She'was born September 22, 871; in Penn Township, a daugh- er of Jacob and Nancy atigh) Stone. She was married Coulter, who Pre- ededi her'Mn death in Surviving two sons, vJBlalr CoAilter fof Huntingdon and laymond'H. Coulter of Hunting- on. R.

D. 2, and one daughter, Mrs. Harvey (Miriam) Fair ol lun'tin'gdon': There are seven grandchildren 'and great- Also surviving rei-jtwo-raisters, Mrs. M. J.

Rh6da)'''Davis of Omaha, nd Mrs, H. (Ruth) Reynolds if Huntingdon and one brother, Daniel B. Stone of Huntingdon. number of nieces and nephews ilso survive. Mrs; Coulter was a member o) he Stone -Church of the Brethren, -entire married life was, spent in Huntingdon.

Funeral services will be held 2 p. m. on Friday -from irown's in Huntingdon. The lev. Stewart Kauffman will of- iclate.

Interment will be made the Rlverview Cemetery, friends" will be received at' the aneral home after 7 p. m. on Elizabeth A. Keiper Elizabeth A. Keiper 108 Sixth Avenue( Altoona.

died at m. Saturday, July 1 961 in the Altoona Hospital af er an extended illness. She was born in Huntingdon on Vov. 15, 1890, a daughter of David and Alice. (Glenny) Rup- and on August 15, .1912, in he Chestnut Avenue Methodisl Jhurch of Altoona married'Fred- Tick Keiper who died 1958.

Surviving are three children, VIrs. Agatha Esoldo at home, Mrs. Alice Hoessing arid-George Altoona; a step-son, 'Frederck of Allentown; 11-gifindchil- ren and eight great-grandchil- Iren. She was a member of 'ary Baptist Church nd the Altoona City Luxiliary. James D.

Edwards James D. Edwards of Fairgrounds-Road, Huntingdon R. p. 3, massed away on Tuesday afternoon, July 1961 at 10 o'clock at the C. Blair- Memorial Hoapital, where he had been hospitalized for-'the past five days.

Mr: Ed- Wards Was ill ten days prior to his passing. The-deceased was born August 4, ui Hopewell' Township, Huntingdon County, the son of Ross and Esther (Murphy)' Edwards. He was twice married, first to Emma Walls 'and later to Clara Porter, both of whom are deceased. 'Mr. 'Edwai'ds.

to the Church of the Nazare.ne, McCon- flfe from the Pe.qnsylyania. Company and held niembership the PRR Brotherhood. these children: Melvin Edwards, Huntingdon R. Harry. Edwards, Huntingdon; James Edwards, Lancaster; Bursey Hubbard, Ohio; Mrs.

(Madeline) Corbui, Huntingdon, -these step-children: Mrs. Mrs. Batimore, Robert Porter and Charles Porter, both of Huntingdon. A. Robert preceded'him in death.

survivors include 1 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren, and brothers and Grant' Edwards, Saxton R. Burt Edwards, Saxton; Howard--- Edwards; Guy Edwards, Republic; Mrs. 01- lie Dixon, Saxton; Miss Alice Mrs. Nettie RfeedrAitch, funeral service 'will take place Friday afternoon, July 7, at 2 p.m. from Green's funeral home, Huntingdon with his pastor, the Luke liight officiating.

Interment will" be' 1 an Overview Cemetiery, Friends 'will be received at 'the funeral home after 2 p. in. on Thursday. Use --Daily News WantvAdf. For The Rhelda K.

Walker Rh'eWa K. Walker of iotel Penn Hunt, Huntingdon, died' July 3, 1961, at 12:50 a. m. in the J. C.

Blair Memorial Hospital. She had been a patient, in the hospital for'five days and had in failing- lealth since She born September 2e, 1899, ki Spruoe Creek, a daughter of Harry ''and- 'Elizabeth (Transue) Walker, She it survived by her stepmother, Mary. Davis Walker of 'Creek along an uncle, Ai" Walker of Bigler and two aunU, Krs. Rachel Walker of Bigler and Stella Walker of Woogter, Mass. Two sisters preceded-heir in death; She a.

ember 'ot the Methodist', iffor she. -wai machine op- for the Blair Company Funeral will held on Thursday, July 4, at 2 p. m. from Oi6 Grove, fitnerat home in Alexandria. Rev.

Jamea R. Bennett, will officiate. Interment made 'in the Alexandria. Presbyterian Cemetery. may call at the funeral 'home after 4 p.

today until the hour- for the George Henderson Henderson, a. known farmfer' 'and' 'resident of Shavers Creek Valley, died at his home at Mooresville at 2:15 a.m this morning, Wednesday, July 5, 1961. His death followed an illness of four years. He was born at 'Mooresville on November 24, 1879, a son ol Miles and (Ghaney) Henderson. He was married to Miss Fannie 'Ayei 1 in 1906 at Altoonc with' Rev.

George Murray Klep fer- officiating. 'His wife'is surviving along with tone son;" Ralph 'Hen'Sereon of Hunt- IngaSiS atod twb Mrs Hazel McCrum of Petersburg and Mrs. Kathryn Mack of Dallas are two grandchildren He was. the last aurviying mem ber of hjs family. He a member Moores- Ville; Creek Grange and Huntfngdpn', derson, 'iperit, a' nu'mbef of years various farm organizations and activities in'the Sbaviers Valley, area.

The deceased was an ardent fisherman and JPiinefal services be held on at from the Moores yflje MethSdist The Rev. Gerald B. Hess will -officiate. In terment will be mark in the Mooresville Cemetery. Friends may call.at.the funeral home after 6ip.

Thursday.and then at the church from 11 a. m. until the Mabel Johngon Mrs. Mabel Johnson, died a' 10:20 p- Sunday, July 2, 1961 ihe borne of a daughter Mrs Brimer -of. 853 Thirty seventh, after an extended She was born June 1873, a Greenwood Furnace, a daughter of -and 'Hannah (Tfexler; Black, and married Walter John son -who died Aug.

15. 1813. Surviving four children Mrs. Cora Pittsburgh, Mrs, Charles of Jacksonville, and Albert of Beayer; jhildrcn, 24 great-grandchilaren, and a brother, Albert of Altoona. She was member of Grace -Lutlrtra'n" Church of J.

C. Blair Memorial Hospital News Mias May Harelibarger May Harshbarger of 711 Angea Street, Huntingdon, died at 3 m. Monday, July 3, 1961, at the J. C. Blair Memorial Hospital following a short illness, She wai born 12, 1394, in Huntingdon and spent her entire life in Huntingdon.

She was a daughter of John Mary (Harris) Harahbarger. Surviving- two sisters, Mrs. Walton. King and Mrs. Henry Africa, both- of the Philadelphia area, and one brother, Venaldo H.

Harshbarger, engineer of design for the -Pennsylvania Turnpike, of A niece, Molly King, and a nephew, John Henry Africa, also survive. She' was a lifelong member of the 'Baptist Church of Huntingdon. An interment service will be held at 3:46 p. ni. on Thursday at the Rlverview Mausoleum Tihe Rev.

Minor iWil officiate. It is tJie request of family that flowers be Chester C. Warsing Chester. Waraing, of 18 High Champereburg, died at jnidnight- Saturday, Ju'y 1, 1961, at.his home. He horn Feb.

15, ,1887, In Bedford cioiuity, 'a son. of the late Harry and Jane He a member of the Ohajn'bersburg Bible Church and had coal For the past 15 years --he, worked as a boiler fireman at tetterkenny Ordnance Depot. Surviving are. hie wife, Mrs Lallie Mack Waising; two Bisters Effie Ford, Hopewell, Mrs. Bprder, Ohio; a.

half- prother; 'diffoJXl Thomas. -i TTT 1 i- Itinger Service Funeral services were'held this afternoon from the Grove fu neral home in Alexandria foi Mw. Nellie-'Graeme Itinger" 6: Alexandria who pasaed away on Sunday, July'2, 1961. In addition to the. wurvivors previoujly listed, Mrs.

Itinger ia survived by a aister, Mrs Spurling of SOSKiUedlii (Continued Prom Page) high for a holiday week-end was Set at Christmastime, 1956, when 706 persons were killed in traffic Solemn celebrations the na tion'a 185th. anniversary of its in dependence 'drew crowds Independence Hall in Philadelphia and the Truman Library at Independence, Mo. The U.S. flag that went aloft with astronaut Cmdr. Alan Shepard was raised in in front of the Kail where the' Declaration of was signed that flew over Berlin at the end of World War II was raised at the Truman Library near former President Harry S.

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David Harrison Fleming, Alexandria. Alfaret. ta Hamer, Spruce Creek. Lela Myrtle caymans, C-3 Ridge Avenue, Mount Union. David Lawrence Kegler, 2400 Columbus, Ohio.

Edith Blanche Gallagher, 1612 Washington Street, Huntingdon. Edna Mae Shultx, Huntingdon R. D. 5. Amy Belle Anderson, Norris Nursing Home, Huntingdon.

Lisa Jeanne Hershey, Saltillo. Virl Walter Lamberson, Mapleton Depot. Timothy Nevin Kyper, Huntingdon R. D. 2.

Charles A. Shetrom, Washington Street, Huntingdon Dennis Merrill Knight, 1011 Juniata Avenue, Huntingdon. Mary Louise MeNeal, S08 Moore Street, Huntingdon. Iva Minnick, 102 W. Chestnut Street, Mount-Union.

'David Jerome Schneider, 519 Oneida Street, Huntingdon. Bryan Ken Scratchard, Mapleton Depot. Shirley L. Yocum, Mapleton Depot. Marcella Phyllis Dysard, 1507 Moore Street.

Huntingdon. Bell Orpha Reed, Hopewell. Katie Bawel, Zook, Belleville. Lawanda Mae Rogers, Brooklyn, New York. Mary Jane Smith, Roberts dale.

Pauline Annie Miller, W. Garber Street, Mount Union. Mrs. Hamey McKnight, Six Mile Run. Bethel A- Briggs, 1501 Moore Street, Huntingdon.

Ada Irene Whitsel, 38 E. Shir ley Street, Mount Union. Barry Cloy a Bumgardner, D. 1, Finksbarg, Md. Harry Bagshaw, Pet ersburg R.

D. Discharged: Harry Lee Sanks, Huntingdon R. D. 3. Trella E.

Westover, Hunting don. 'General Delivery. Lloyd McConnellstown -Mareia 'J. Shady file Hilda McCartney, '616 Church Street, -Huntingdon; Dorothy Adams, 30 B. Market Street, -Mount Union.

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McClellah, yyt' Crest Road, SpringfiekL Marjorie 286 Stand ing Stone Huntingdon. Mi Snyder, 'Three Springs D. Mopri Street; Mary" Pdlldck, Shipley.sbur's Dorothy A. Shore Shirley sburg R. Gary.

Lee Cohenour, Mil Creek. S- Culbertson, Huntingdon Paul Glllam, Alexandria B. Terry Lee Coheaour, Mill Jreek. M. Chrin, W.

itreet, Mount Union. Clarence W. Crownover, Jreek. Kenneth Richardson, 106 Jarber Street, Mount Union. Dwight B.

MeCltin, don, Star Route. Sarah J. Terrizuf, Fifth Street, Elizabeth A. tK Fifth Street, Huntingdon. Peart Smltn, HuntirigdOB S.

KoehVsr, E. Street, Mount. Union. Madeline J. Moist, Tyrone 1.

X. McConangbey, tillo. Mary Brown, Mount Union. i Van L. Cressweii, 718 Peansyl- vanla Avenue, Huntingdon.

Dorothy Whrtsel. Min Creek, Star Route, Mai-y IBB Mount Union. Hazel M. Shields, R. D.

S. Ruth L. Buscick, Saiton R. D. Patricia, S.

Chilcote, Todd. Hospital Blessed Events and Mrs. Veryl -Smith announce the birtl a daughter in the J. C. Blai Memorial Hospital cm- July 3 1961.

Mr. and Mrs, Ben Y. Zook Belleville, became the of a daughter on July 4, 1961 The baby was born in the J. Blair Memorial Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Hamer Spruce Creek, are rejoicing ovei the birth of a daughter on Julj 4, 1961 In the J. C. Blair Memor ial Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Dysard of 1507 Moore Street, don, announce the arrival of i daughter in the J. C. Blair Mem orial Hospital on July 4, 1961. A son was born to Mr.

anc Mrs. E. Leroy Covert of Orbi sonia, In the J. C. Blair Mem orial Hospital on July 5.

1961. (Continued From.First Page) Todd. The lad was admitted fo the hospital at 7: 06,, m. yesterday for John Griffith, IT, son erf Mr. and Mrs.

Keith Griffith Top City, suffered; ap. Injury to his left shoulder when he' hit by a wagon on the "of John DJdyk. He was admitted to the hospital late' yesterday afternoon for treatment. Donald Geissinger, 14, a. son of Mr.

and Mrs. -Glair Geissinger of Mill suffered an injury to hU left wris when hi jumped from a truck near the May Service Station in Mil! Creek on July 3. He was treated, X-rayed and then released; Upi-ising At Lawrence Coiinty Jail New Cwstle, Pa. July 5. A equad of State Police quelled an uprising- at- the Lawrence Jail here" Tuesday jiljrht by 23 said 'were protesting at -the institution.

Carl priaoners V. dismantled 'cell block doors about and set upi Hocka4e at i entrance to the.m&in. -bfoek. Nonlrsaid tJie prssofiers refused to allqwi- him "'or ihisvdeputieft in until they' were to Me a reporter. 12 Cubans Are York," Cubs(ns v- arrested fbrTstagihg an anti-Cistfq, demonstration on J5eUl''iit.

kee Stadium during a 'b game ''between the Detroit 'l ana 'the. New York demonstrators' banners which read "Help- in i gating communism 'or 'you Kill 9 Tokyo; July persons died -Sa by heavy xainvTueisday in western Honshu. Police llvOOfl homes were flooded when the Takatsu Kiver overflowed iti banks; Ex-AH-Ameriean Dies Short Hills, J. July Funeral services will be today for' Arthur 1 E. French, 55, form er All-Americas foothill player at Harvard and execij-' Uve vice president of New York real estate firm.

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