The Express from Lock Haven, Pennsylvania • Page 4

Haven Express, Lock Haven, September 8, 1958 Deaths I Miss America With Her Recent Rivals "Miss Mississippi," Mary Moblcy, who had won the talent contest at the Atlantic City pageant, was crowned as Miss America 1959. Saturday. She Is fshowtt second from left, between Miss California, Sahdra Jennings, and Miss Indiana, Anita Hursh. At right is Miss Connecticut, Billie Turner. Miss 7 Tomboy New Miss America Mrs.

Edward T. Blake Mrs. Margaret. Elizabeth Blake, 83, molhcr of John F. Blake, a Lock Haven public school teacher, and Miss Mary Blake, secretary to M.

K. Haggerty. died Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at her home, J28 S. Jones St She had been in good health until the past week and died following a short illness caused by a heart condition.

Mrs. Blake was the former Margaret Reidy. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reidy.

She was born in Kilrush. County Clare, Ireland and her parents brought her to this country, and Lock Haven, when she was three months old. i She had attended the late Conception school, and was! active in the parish, and the Cath-j olic Daughters of America. She! ancl Edward T. Blake were mar-' ried in His death nine years ago on Aug.

31. In addition to her son and daughter living here, she is survived by another son. Joseph E. Blake. Philadelphia; three brothers and a sister: Joseph and Miss Teresa Reidy who live here, Thomas Reidy.

Cleveland, 0. and William, Midland, Texas. Student Nurse Miss Patricia Ann Holt or, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holler, 133 E.

Clinton has entered the Miserfcor- dla School of Nursing in Philadelphia. A 1958 graduate of the Immaculate Conception High School, she rated fourth Rcholastically In her class rind was captain of the ICHS cheerleaders her senior year. Hospitals ATLANTIC CITY. J. winsome brunette who sings in church choir and used to be "the biggest tomboy you've ever, tnrfay wears the crown of; Miss America 1959.

Mary Ann Mobley of Brandon, was resting up in City hotel after a of competition in Gramleys Enjoy Open House C) 5r lo 10 i Lee S. Quiggle, 55, died yester- iday at 3.20 p. m. of a heart at- at his home, 366 South St. I He was employed as a beaterman at the New York and Penna.

Co. for I he past 15 years. Mr. Quigglo was a son of Mi- jchacl S. and the late Elmira Kar- jslelter Quiggle, His father survives him.

He was a member of I IIP Loyal Order of Moose and the Caslanea Co. In addition to his father, who lives in this city, he leaves his wife, the former Dorothy Shaffer, two daughter, Mrs. Thomas Han- jna and Mrs. LeRoy Karchner, and pnjoyrcl Ihe ihrre grandchildren; also the fol- national beauty pageant in ica. Senior at College a a ccc Gram wedding owi lh and the annivcrsary hf)URC yesterday i Philip Schroat, Mrs.

Max Zeigler, at (he home of Roy LeBaron, Mrs. Richard json-in-law and rlaughlor. Mr. and i Bowers, Scott, Frank and Wilson JMrs. W.

Fisher, 401 Fred-iQuiggle of this city; Ernest, of The week ended in triumph for i erick Fleming on. (Castanea; and Mrs. Robert W. the 21-year-old college Sat-j The rain of early morning ceased Hoy, Mill Hall. urday night when she was narrwdjand the sun came out to allow the: the new Miss America before a 'use of the patio and garden forJHcrbcrt M.

Carson capacity Convention Hall crowd ofUhe gathering of friends who came! WILLIAMSPORT Herbert M. 17,000 and a nationwide television from Bellwood. Emporium andiCarson, ni. a civic leader and audience. jMifflinburg, as well as from The 5-foot-5 Southern belle, who Ha ven ancl Flemington.

has brown eyes and an olive com-i Mrs. Rufus Merrill, Woolrich; plexion, burst into tears after she Mrs. James Fisher, Lock Haven, crowned by the Mrs. Robert Young, Fleming- retired Pennsylvania Railroad official, died here last week. He Births GRENOBLE Mr.

and Mrs. David Lynn Sheasley, 8, son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Sheasley, Mohawk Village, suffered a large laceration on his right side when he fell against a broken see-saw. Four were ur-ed to close the cut al the Lock Haven Hospital and he was discharged.

Other Admissions Admitted for surgery over the weekend were Mrs. Willard Yearick, Howard; Howard Peters, Beech Creek R.D.; Mrs. John Schadt. Castanea; Mrs. Jennie Harnish, Bellefonte; Gary Weaver, 2 months, son of Mrs.

Donna Weaver, Flemington; Connie Lecj Rittcr, 11, daughter of Mr. andj Mrs. Charles Ritter, Mill Teresa Ann Smith, G. daughter Mr. ancl Mrs.

Robert Smith, Mill 1 Hall, ancl Cathy Weaver, 3, daugh-! ter of Mr. ancl Mrs. Earl Weaver, Flemington, Medical admissions were Mrs. i Harold Grenoble. 501 W.

Church! Mrs. John T. Shilling, N. Washington Mrs. Anna-! belle Felton.

McElhattan; Mrs.J William Oister. Loganton: Paschal Lapriola, 117 Bellefonte! Ellery Crissman, 100 Bridge' Castanea: Ray Patterson, 317; South Miss Brc.nda son, Howard: Miss 1 a i Student Engaged Robert Confer, of Orviston. announces the engagement of his granddaughter, Donna Rae Scmentclll, to Thomas E. Gray, of Orviston. Miss Scm- entclli Is attending the Lock Haven High School.

Mr. Gray is a 1956 graduate of the Lock Haven High School and is serving al the U. S. Naval Base at Annapolis. College (Continued from Page 1) lSltOfS Dr.

Klens has his A. M. S. and Ph.D. degrees from Syracuse University, and taught at the university five years.

He worked in industry as a bio-chemist for Carrier Corporation, was employed in research with the U. S. Army Quartermaster and comes here from the position of chief micro-bioligist of Nuodex Products Co. in Elizabeth, N. J.

He and his family, wife and four children, are Jiving the former J. B. McCool home in Bald Eagle Valley, Locust Lane Dr. Bernard Belt-man joins the chemistry faculty. He has the B.A.

degree from Harvard University; the M.A. degree from the University of Cincinnati; and the Ph.D. degree from the University of California. He taught at Mercer University in Georgia and comes to Lock Haven from Valdosta State College, Georgia. He and his family have purchased a home in Woolrich.

Local Man Replaces Smith Ralph T. Heimer, a Lock Haven State Teachers College graduate, now joins his Alma Mater faculty. He took his B.S. degree here, and the M. A.

degree at the Pennsylvania State University, where he has completed additional credits Man, Missing 3 Days, Found in Bridge Shaft Younger Set Starts Second Year Benjamin J. Koch II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Koch, of 145 4th is celebrating his first birthday today.

He has walked since he was 11 months old, has seven teeth, Dovle Grenoble Madisonbure Schenck Salon a ancl Many interested visitors went to: tow ard hls Doctorate. Mr. Heimeri and is now Carting to talk. DO.V Grenoble Madisonburg, Margaret gpellesey, Vlew.l see Better Homes and Gar replaces the late Samuel J. Smithj His grand a rents are Mr.

and are the parents of a son born Sun- rs. Iva Burkey was admitted dens Idea House ln Woo lrich ovcrj as leacher of mathematics. Hei Ben 717 Bcllcfonte day at 7.29 p. ni. in the Lock Ha-jFriday for medical treatment.

ne wee kend. The house will be a rrner teacher at the E. ven Hospital. Mrs. Grenoble is Discharged were Ruby open every day this week from Twp.

High HI-IMP Aiiman. 527 Hi St Leslie S. 0 Members of the Lock! has tal 'g ht the former Mary Auman. N. Water Mill Hall; John! School, and; years on the! IHaven Hospital Auxiliary are act- lfacult at the Pennsylvania State, Rager 637 Woods Fleming jj ng as hostesses and collecting Un si! 3'- Myers, 700 E.Ch rcn admissl on ch whi be Robert Harold Johnston is the.

SI Ra nn Hamhercfpr Caslaiipa-' i now art toaohor ronlanno Wil. HARTER Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harter, Lock Haven Ralph Hamberger, D. 1.

are the parents of a Baney .114 Race and Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Ashburn, 102 W.

Bald Eagle St, His great grandmother is Mrs. Minnie Krcidler, of Mill Hall. HARRISBURG burg man missing for three dayi was found Sunday night at hot- torn of a 40-foot hole inside ope of the monuments on the State Street bridge He was taken to the Harrisfeurg Hospital where he was reported "doing as well as can be expected." A spokesman said the man, identified as Samuel Robinson, 31, unemployed, suffering a possible fractured ankle and malnutrition. Robinson was found by two boys who said they were looking for pigeons. Firemen laddei into the hole and raised Robinson by strapping him to a shorter ladder.

Capt. Lee Hamilton, of the capl- tol police, said there was no explanation how Robinson fell into the hole. He said access to the monument is locked but that persons frequently force the lock and use the inside as a hangout. The two boys, William Winde- maker, 11, and Sidney Secrist, 13, stepbrothers, heard Robinson call for water when they were in the understructurc of the bridge hunting for pigeons. They dropped a container of water for him and notified firemen, rescued him.

The hospital said Robinson was nol clear on how he happened to get into the shaft. new art teacher, replacing William Vafeas who has resigned. -ivctv-c jiam euccia wuu ima i tor born Sunday at 1112 a i niHoward Peters Bee Creek. house, In contemporary Mr Johnston has bought a home UUI II OUMUd al I. d.

III. Ill cf fnatiiroc Knl rwnrJQtMi ...1 the Lock Havon Hospital. Mrs. Mrs John Sn Mrs Harter is the former Verna fea UI es bolh modern and Lingle. CLARK Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Clark, 218 James Flemington, are the parents of a daughter born in HjU View where he and his Henry Bruner, 207 Irvin (rachtlonal furniture. The bcd-j tamUy now live is a gradu- Cathy Weaver, Flemington; Mrs.j oms are 1 rn 'f ed In Larl of Kutztown State Teachers Harry Cunningham, Star Itoule. Am crflcai whlle the Jiving room Coll and A Record Enrollment for Teachers Colleges HARRISBURG State Teaclier College enrollment will hit a record 17,503 NEW YORK (API-Teddy Nad-j studcnts during comin school Nadler in Two TV Quiz WAX t-b If -1 i a I 111 JIC1Q LUC Iti.r*. tC Lock Haven; David Irvin, Milli antl famil om Wlth lts tclev1 Columbia University.

He! Hall R.D. Mrs. Clarence on sel are done modern. au ht al shrub Oak Centra Sunday at 2.41 a. m.

in the Lock Haven Hospital. Mrs. Clark is the former Edith Hager. HARTMAN Mr. and Mrs.

ward Schaitkin, Sunset Pines. Mrs. Ira Steckenfinger and son, 'Lock Haven R.D. Mrs. Paul Hanlcy and daughter, Orviston; Mrs.

Carrie Reisdorph. Farrands- Personals show histor is locked in two ties Gov. Leader reported In a week- Ronald Hartman, 209 S. Hanna Ir snM cha Bel Judy Smith I Mrs are the parents of a or the 4 lJ work there, in Hartman is the former Margaret Dickens. School State, and in the public schools and at Rutgers University, Elizabeth, N.

before coming here. Four Join Phys. Ed. Faculty Three men and a woman join the physical education faculty. CBS' "The Next week Nadler, who has won $252,000, resumes a contest British kings and gueens with Sir; Kenelm Guinness of London.

They' tied at $16.000 Sunday night. end statement that the 14 teacher ers' colleges are now accepting more than 50 per cent stud- on 'ents then they did in 1949. No Bids, No Sale LUCAS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jersey Shore: William profession of oral Pennsylvania State haver.

Mill Hall: Robert uw Smith, a graduate of Templel 81 pompe TjwlIr Mill Hall, and Jeffrey Hanley 2'j Jt N. Grovfi St. queen, Marilyn Van Derbur of Denver, Colo. ton, assisted the Gramley daugh tens, Mrs. Lloyd Fishor Winning the title-had a special i Ralph A.

Fry, as hostesses. significance for Mary Ann. She lost out last year as Mississippi's entrant in the pageant. A few friends, who couldn't go lo the party yesterday, were dropping in to visit the Gramleys this engi- The new Miss America, whoimorning, to add Iheir best wishes weighs 114 pounds and measures and gifts to the anniversary that 34V4-22-3S, began her reign by today, Sept. R.

tending the coronation early! Sunday morning. Her escorts were Point cadets Victor Letnoff and Charles P. Otstott. Parents on Telephone Two rather interested people never got to the ball. Mary Ann's mother and her attorney-stepfather, Mr.

and Mrs. David Williams, were tied up answering long-distance telephone calls from Mary Ann is studying speech is making his annual official visit and English at the University ofjto each of the 34 Rotary clubs in Mississippi and hopes to bpcomeuhe north-cenlral district of Penn-! Haven Hos ltal Nursing an actress. She plans to use thejsylvania. in tjie dass and had been a $10,000 she received as winner ofj Mr. Smith will address the mem 5er of he sbur Rotary Host to Governor The Lock Haven Rotary Club ticiai, clic-ci here last week.

He In was chairman emeritus of thei LucasVJerse Shore are the ar Williamsporl Foundation and hadl nls of a son born J'fslerday in served on its board since its inception. Mr. Carson had been superbr lendent of the old Erie Division of the P.R.R., and later general superintendent of the Centra) Division, sbefore he retired in 1933. He had twice been cited for unselfish contributions to the betterment. of Williamsport, and was a 1942 Grit, meritorious service award A native of Baltimore, he was a graduate of the 1899 class at Lehigh University, where he took the Jersey Shore Hospital.

MILLER Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Miller, Loganton, are the parents of a daughter born Sunday in the Jersey Shore Hospital. and Mrs. Richard Wagner, Avis, are the parents of a son born Sunday in the Jersey Shore Hospital.

his degree in mechanical neering, Kirs. Mary Egan Nelson BLOSSBURG Mrs. Mary wll be hod. tomorrow to George Egan Ne i son a nurse here) and £7 1SU Ct wife of Claus J. Nelson, died Friday after an extended illness.

She was a graduate of the Lock the pageant toward that end. In addition, the new Miss America receives about $140,000 in personal appearance fees and other prizes. Sings In Choir and center with President Hos ltal staff many, jears. Re- Eyer and Secretary Hubert Park- cenlly, she had been a private er and committee chairmen on nurse. Rotary administration and serv- Services were held this morning at Brandon Methodist Church readilv admits that she Church, aomiis mat sne dinco i a bpautv a oeauy.

poll an Llfe Jnsuranie Co Mr Smith is now se Soldier Vote Might Swing Fall Election HARRISBURG (AP) John S. Rice, secretary of the Commonwealth, said todav the fall elec- ac i Lock Haven died Aug 15 at his could be determined by the of i llomc in Cant ri cii, armed services vote. Rioup ot tnt'i tZ iand. He had ice activities. at Blossburg.

A member and past, president i of the Williamsport Rotary Club; Albert Riner retired manager of the Wil-j Albert Riner, Peter Riner, 713 E. 3 br ther Rev. T. Max Hall Had Heart Attack Friends report the Rev. Max Hall, Mill Hall Methodist was taken off the critical list Sat-j urday, although he remains in se-j rious condition at the Williamsport Hospital.

Air. Hall suffered a serious attack last Tuesday. The Rev. W. W.

Willard, of Woolrich is preaching at the Mil Hall church during Mr. Hall's ill ness. There will be no evening services during September, the board has decided. Admitted to the Williamsport Hospital were William Hayes, Jersey Shore; Roy B. Fiedler, Avis, Harry C.

Bowers, Jersey Shore. Admitted lo the Jersey Shcre Hospital were Frank 'Weigel, Antes Fort; Ludwig, Jersey Shore; William Shaffer, Jersey Shore R.D. 2, and Mrs. Phoebe Slaugenwhite, Salladasburg ft.D. 3.

Harc'd Hockman, manager of Hecla Park, relumed to his home University, was in i rat Mi High earlier this year when she passed the state examination for oral Nadler also was held even byj Hacker, B.S. West Ches- John Feltham, an elementary! (m TaY Claim BtTrau College and school teacher from Huntingtonj laced ropert i es cn the auc tate Umver- station. N.Y. i lion i ock this morn i ng The Feltham and Nadler, a former crt es vere ovcr rom lo Lock 80110 1 hygienists. swimming, coach the swimming team, and is already engaged in work as assistant coach of football.

The Miss Deanna Joy Fr om 8 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reu- er ar lly ls llV1 at Lock i-. TT i riaven ben Fromm, 131 S. High has entered the Maryland Medical Secretarial School of Hagerstown, of Lock Haven High School Lutheran Men Form Fellowship AVIS-Lutheran men will meet! University.

Chauncey A. Morehouse will r- istan on a this semester. is in Pak assignment Mr. Morehouse is a graduate of Springfield College, B.S.; and the Pennsylvania State University, M.S., and is working on his doctorate at the New York tauht a High at Mingoville Saturday from tonight at 8 o'clock in Trinity Lu-j 11 Centre County Hospital where heitheran Church here to organize 801 001 Bloomfield Hills. was admitted August 17 after suf- new fellowship to be known as comes (o Haven from fertng a coronary occlusion.

His United Lutheran Church Men. Panzei Collcge of ph slca! Edu 'i St. Louis civil service clerk, are delinquent tax sale. The bu- tied at $8,000 on baseball questions, ipeau not totaled the total of Mill Hall Alumni jthe upset prices carried by tht I properties. The meeting of the Mill Hall- Bald Eagle Alumni, to have been held Wednesday, has been postponed to September 20.

has taught at Hyannis State Teachers College in Massachusetts, and came out of retirement i after years as director of physical! education in the Chelsa Public; Schools, Chelsea, Mass. He has the B.S. degree from; Columbia University, the Ed.M.; from Harvard University and the Members of the Catholic Daughter! of America are requested to meet tonight at 8.30 at the MorUHy Funeral Home recite the Rosary for the repofe of the soul of the late Mrs. Margaret E. Blake.

family reports that he is recover- 618 Wright weider Piper Aircraft entered! The Rev. George W. Evans Jr.j cai io ran 8 is to preside. A slate of officers Tand amily llVe Urth 'Lock Haven. Fred Johnson and Lee a con- "I had pigtails until I was 8 resic ent of lhe and then I had scarlet fever and Metropolitan Veterans my hair fell out.

I wore bracesjtion. He was elected district gov-i Wcrlan 8 lner all his life, on my teeth for four years." jcrnor of Rotary at the convention 1 addition to his brother here, As for romance, she said: "I've'ln Dallas. Texas, in June. i' le is survived by three children, and committee lu brothers and two sisters liv- meet' with Mr.i'"S in Switzerland. been lucky enough to date sever- The officers al nice young men, but I've never chairmen will Smith at 1 p.m.

following the luncheon at the Fallon Hotel. trapped any. I'm working on one though." She declined lo give his name, The girl who won second place in the pageant, Miss Iowa, Joanne Lucille MacDonald, 20, of Ames, belongs to Chi Omega, the same sorority as Mary Ann. Joanne received a $3,000 scholarship. Third place went to Miss Okla-i homa, Anita Bryant.

18, Tulsa, Extended forecast for Tuesday, who received a $2,500 9, through Saturday Sept. Rice said lie had been told by offices of the armed services that there are some 120,400 Pennsylvania service men and women 21 years old or older eligible to vote. Geisinger Memorial representing Avis, Carman Danville today to undergo minor and Grace Lutheran churches. pe surgery. Stock Market NEW YORK (AP) The stock market nudged ahead slightly: in fairly active trading today.

Gains of leading stocks went irom fractions to about a point. There was a scattering of losers and many stocks were unchanged. Noon Quotations by Josephthol Co. fa NatBis PemiRR Philco F. Deobold will su iceed Miss Marian E.

Hirst who! I left Lock Haven to teach in Eu-i She is a graduate'of East' Stroudsburg STC, and has the M. A. degree from Colorado State Firpmpn fn Meef College. She has taught at Afton riremen ro Central High Schooli The Dunnstown Fire at Myers High School in postponed its meeting last from Labor Day, will have its Dr. William Stone will take Dr.

usual business session tonight atjCorbin's classes for the semester 7.30 o'clock at the fire hall. of his sabbatical leave. Dr. Stone of Immaculate Conception Church are requested to meet tonight at 8.30 at Moriarty Funeral Home to recite the Rosary for the repose of the soul of the late Mrs. Margaret E.

Blake. of the of Columbus are requested to meet tonight at I.M at the Moriarty Funeral to recite the Rosary for repose of the ioaJ tf UM late Mrs. Margaret E. Blake. AmTob Chrysler 52V'4 ord 413, 21V Weather Outlook Eastern astern Julius W.

Schmidt WILLIAMSPORT Julius W. 827 Penn died Satur- jday at the Williams Nursing Home. His wife, a daughter and Iwo step-daughters, including Mrs. Charles Bowes of Lock Haven, survive, Funerals BLAKE Requiem high mass will 'be celebrated Tuesday at Maddening Clatter BALTIMORE The chatter of pneumatic drills was deafening the other day at Cathedral and Monument one block from the Joseph Jeffords. Jeffords is the inventor of a silencer for pneumatic drills.

Artificial Breeders to Meet Tomorrow New York and MJdatlantic stales: I 9 30 a Con- Temperature will average 3 to 7opUo Cat llc Ch "j' chM ulhe degrees below normal, cool Tues- fVcry ev rles Wlute 1 for Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Reidy Blake, 83, widow of Edward dav day, warmer Wednesday and cool- Clinton County Artifical Breeders agajn "Tlwirsday Cooperative Association of showers Wednesday will gather tomorrow at 7:30 i lt ()r Thursday may av. at. the farm of Ear) Harter Jacksonville for a farm inspection ancl herd study. Nc rred Hughes, farm ana ementl specialistfrom Penn State, T.

Blake, who died at her home, 128 S. Jones on Saturday, fi, 1958 at 2.30 p. m. Inter- Western Pennsyl.ni, and rcsidcnce unfi l9nignl 10 fi! Moriarly Funeral Home. died Saturday, Sept.

6, 1958 at GenMot 43 Piper GenR 40 1 2 -41V4iSearsRoe GulfOil llOU'Sylvania HbWk Koppers 40'-, WPennEl 31'a MontWard Wool'th 48 a Rebekah Officers Nominated Friday Officers of the Queen Rebekah Lodge will be elected at the next 1.50 a. m. in the Lock Haven Hos-1 regular meeting Sept. 19. Nomi- pital, will be held Tuesday at 2 nations were made at the first fall p.

m. at the Yost Funeral Home, meeting Friday evening. The Rev. C. 0.

Yoder will offi-j After a tureen supper, ladies of ciate. Interment, Quiggle Ceme-jthe lodge played cards. Winners tery. Friends may call at he were Mrs. Clayton Reeder, Mrs.

funeral home after noon Sunday, i Joseph Snyder, Mrs. Sara Funk Yost Funeral Home. land Mrs. H. Stringfellow.

"armer Wednerfay, cooler QUIGGLE Services for Lee Grandma Moses 98 EAGLE BRIDGE, N. Y. jinch. Betting on Buds Famed painter Grandma Moses, Deming Weekly Graphic is spon- feeble and suffering from arthri-j soring an original if fime-consu- I held Wednesday at 2 p. m.

at the Melt Funeral Home. The Rev. N. Pcdrick will officiate. Interment, Sunnyside Cemetery.

DLM.ING. N. M. (AP)-Th may call at the funeral spent her 98th birthday. Sun- ming-contcst: home after 6 p.

m. Monday. Hell Funeral Home. i to the day carefully from the nearest minute when a local cen- STMCOX'- Services for Hallip plibhc ww Plant will bloom. I A Simcox.

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