The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 14

Rocky Grove Commissioned at College 14 THE NEWS-HERALD Franklin and Oil City, Pa. Monday, June 3, 1957 and the river was measured at 4.24 feet and falling at 7 a. m. today. The mercury at that hour was at 48 degrees, three degrees above the overnight low, 1 C.

B. Frellsen Gels Patent on Braking Device lor Joy Co. Carlton B. Frellsen, of Franklin, was the recipient on May 14, of S. patent No.

2.791,918, entitled "Drive controlling and braking devices having selective automatic and manual brake control." Modern loading machines, that are used in the mining of coal and other products, consist of material gathering and conveying devices that are mounted on tractor treads or the like. This equipment has the necessary driving and bruking mechanisms, the latter being important because of the need for brake control both in moving down steep grades and for holding r'J Titusville Gets Stale Funds For Redevelopment IIARR1SBURG (UP)-The slate Commerce Department today announced signing of contracts with four municipalities for $31,500 in local and federal funds for technical assistance in urban planning programs. Commerce Secretary William R. Davlin said the municipalities which contributed half of the project costs were Titusville, State College, CumrU Berks Coun-ty, and Marple Delaware County. The $15,000 program for Titusville will include a survey to establish a basis for the Titusville Planning Commission to outline areas of slum clearance, redevelopment and rehabilitation.

At Hospital Admitted Charles McClelland, 418 Fourth Street. Mrs. Lanry Longwell, 1034 Elm Street. Mrs. James Stromyer, 1007 Elk Street.

Mrs. lrvin Erickson, Knox, Mrs. Earl Johnino, 1340 Myrtlo Street. Mrs. Marvin Bentlcy, 243 Grant Street.

Richard O'Polka, Franklin RD 1. Airs. Bert Butler, Meadville. Raymond Wordcn, Utica. Mrs.

Elmer Roeder, 635 Liberty Street. Mrs. Joseph Young, Cooperstown. Mrs. Lonnie Tolliver, Polk.

Harley Tenney, 211 Front Street. George Updyke, Franklin RD 1. Mrs. Lawrence Shoffstall, Polk RD 2. Robert Brown, Franklin RD 1.

Discharged Mrs. J. Millard Downing, 1235 Otter Street. Mrs. Wesley Riggs and son, Reno.

Mrs. Lonnie Tolliver, Polk. Lester Smith, Buffalo Street. Peggy Rumbcrgcr, 145 Gilfillan Street. Mrs.

John Bannon, Franklin RD 3. Paul L. Huffa, Franklin RD 3. John Fuller, 16 Palmer Avenue, Peggy Jones, Franklin RD 1. Mrs.

Harold Ward and daughter, 413 Fox Street. Mrs. Robert Mohney, 511 Grant Street. Richard Lawson, Franklin RD 3. Les Eastman, 1319 New Street.

Miss Mary E. Long, 149 Prospect Avenue. Mrs. Robert Eakin, Van. Patricia Reagle, Franklin RD 2.

Barbara Hall, 1321 Pearl JOHN R. McKISSICK DANIEL J. KARG John R. McKissick, of Polk, and Daniel J. Karg, of Seneca, are among the nearly 175 seniors at Penn State University who will receive commissions in the armed forces on Saturday upon completion of the advanced Reserve Officer Training Corps program.

They will be commissioned as second lieutenants, McKissick in the Air Force Reserve, and Karg in the Aiuiy Reserve. The commissions will be conferred at special exercises at 8:30 a. m. Saturday, June 8, before the commencement exercises are scheduled at 10:30 a. m.

Water Color By Harry Craig Wins In Art Exhibit Harry Craig, high school Eng' lish teacher of the Rocky Grove School, won the advertising artists of Pittsburgh prize for a water color painting which was displayed at the Everyman's Art Show held in the Arts and Crafts Center, Fifth and Shady Avenue, Pittsburgh, last Friday. The title of his prize-winning painting was "The Hills, River and Road." The hills In the painting were the hills along the Allegheny River, which supplied the river part of the title. The road is Route 8 going into Reno with the Wolf's Head refinery stacks in the back ground. Prom-Dawn Party Committee to Meet The final meeting of the Valley Grove prom to dawn party committee will be held at 8 p. m.

Tuesday in the fire hall. All bills arc to be presented and final reports will be. heard. A new secretary and treasurer will be elected. Auxiliary Will Hold Special Meet Tuesday The Ladies Auxiliary of the Rocky Grove Fire Department has scheduled a special meeting at 8 p.

Tuesday in the fire hall. Members are urged to be present to be fitted for new uniforms. Practice Scheduled The Beginners Department of the Grace Evangelical United Brethren Sunday school will have Children's Day practice at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the church.

R. F. M. Class to Meet The R.F.M. Class of Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church will meet at 7:30 p.

m. Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Clair Urey, 730 Wilson Avenue. Births A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Longwell, 1034 Elm Street, in the Franklin Hospital at 11:26 a. m. Monday. A son was born to, Mr. and Mrs.

James Stromyer, 1007 Elk Street, in the Franklkj Hospital at 11:37 a. m. Sunday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Johnino, 1340 Myrtle Street, in the Franklin Hospital at 12:27 a. im. Sunday. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Butler, Meadville, in the Franklin Hospital at 11:15 p. m. Saturday, Tea Table Gossip -A stabbing attack which occur-red on West Street, in Meadville, Saturday evening sent Jack Ferby, 46, to Spencer Hospital. He was released Sunday afternoon. Detective Capt.

John Holt of the Meadville Police Department, that John Lee Davis, 23, of Edinboro RD, will be arraigned cuarge of aggravated assault and battery as the alleged assailant. -It is easy to bank by mail. Citizens Bank of -FREE MOTH PROOFING by complete immersion. Original Cleaners. Idlw.

2-5921. Adv. -A half dozen young girls who were skipping rope on Buffalo Street, in the lower First Ward on Sunday, were warned by police to find a safer place to play. One end of the rope was attached to a tree, the other was held by a girl who was in the line of traffic. Check our low prices on Speed Queen, Hamilton and Lasy wasn-ers and dryers before you buy.

Easy terms. Bear's Furniture Appliance Sugarcrcek. Phone Idle. Knwial Mav thru September. Television hook up on Coaxial Cable only $54.00 2-5217.

Adv. A small white dog, with black markings, trailing about six feet of chain, and evidently having slipped away from a nearby residence, was picked up by police in the city park last evening. The animal, a female, may be had by its owner on application at the police station. Hurry to Scurry for insurance. auto, fire, life, hospitalization, Phone 2-8955.

Adv. Parts for Speed Queen Wash' ers. Also wringer rolls for all makes. Hafer Electric, 11 E. First St.

Dial 6-0201, Oil City. Adv. Four year old Robert Burns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Burns, Franklin RD 1, suffered severe lacerations of two fingers of his left hand Sunday afternoon while playing with a hatchet.

Amputation of one of the fingers at the joint was necessary. The boy was admitted to Franklin Hospital at 2:30 p. m. Free! Have your rugs cleaned and moth proofed the new Valex Way. Every rug cleaned, we will moth proof free with a written guarantee.

Call Hoover Rug Cleaning. 2-3017. Adv. We give United Trading Staups at Ernst Jewelers (next to Kayton). Adv.

Ideal weather conditions prevailed Sunday, with a recorded high of 77 and a low of 49 according to Weather Observer Jim Rhoads. No precipitation was recorded in the past 24-hour period fROSSWORD Street. Kimberly Manoske, 33 Adams! Street. Mrs. John Larsen, Franklin RD1 3- i HOSTESS SHOP VOLUNTEER WORKERS Tuesday, morning, Mrs.

Roy Anderson; afternoon, Mrs. Charles Singleton, Mrs. David Frazier; evening, Mrs. Carl Triola and Mrs. Kenton McElhat-ten.

UNCLE BILL SEZ I was born this way What's your excuse? rirETTWL'W JlM.f -J mfl Lewis, Franklin; and several nieces and nephews. The body was removed to the Barron Chapel where friends may call at any time and where funeral services will be conducted at 2 p. m. Tuesday by Rev. Frank A.

Towers, pastor of the Fox Street Church of God. Forney N. Wclton Funeral services for Forney N. Welton, of Warren, who died Thursday morning, were conduct ed at 2 p. m.

Sunday in the Buchanan-Schmidt Funeral Home. Rev. Calvin Weimer, of the Rocky Grove Avenue Presbyterian Church, and Rev. Frank A. Towers, of the Fox Street Church of God, officiated.

During the services Rev. Weimer read the 23d Psalm and Old Rugged Cross," and Rev. Towers read "Going Down the Valley." Interment was in Hickory Cemetery. Pallbearers were Harry and Charles Gealy, Walter and Leland Kimes, William and Ronald Welton. Attending services from out-of-town were: Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Wimer, of Port Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Louis and family and Mrs. Hazel McNallen, of Butler; Mrs.

Minta Kimes, Walter and Lee Kimes, and Mrs. Grace Say, of Sandy Lake; Mr. and Mrs. B. Rider, Esther Timblin and Herbert Hebhm of Polk; Mr.

and Mrs. Wiliam Welton, Hosie Welton, Mae Welton and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Adams, of Clintonville; Mr. and Mrs.

Boyd DeWoody of Oil City; Mr. and Mrs. Rumbold Staub and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Staub and family of Titusville; Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin Lynn, of Reno; and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Van Zandt and son, of St. Petersburg.

Mr. Welton is also survived by 12 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Rio Province Flooded RIO DE JANEIRO (UP) Authorities feared new flood waters from swollen mountain streams would hit the Dolores area of Rio De Janeiro province today. The fears arose as water that covered 750,000 square miles of the province over the week end began to recede. Some 10,000 were made homeless but only four persons were known dead.

Autherites said hundreds of millions of pesos worth of catlte, sheep and crops were destroyed. SEE The only Rotary Mower in Venango County with a kick starter- BLAIR'S TRACTOR SALES Bredinsburg Road Idle- 7-2961 We Service What We Sell McElhaney's certified plants at Fowlers. Idlw. -ATTENTION: New store hours Monday thru Thursday 8 m. to 5:30 p.

m. Friday 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.

Saturday 8 a. m. to 6 p.m. National Market Franklin. Adv.

John Eakin, 64, of Franklin RD 1, got a fish hook caught in his finger while sorting a number of hooks at his home. He a treated at Franklin Hospital and released. We recommend you to consid er the opening of a savings account. Venango Federal Savings Loan Ass'n. Adv.

Furniture rug cleaning. Shaughncssy Cleaners, OC. 8-2785. -Adv. Children of the First Evangel ical United Brethren Church are asked to meet in the church at 6:15 p.

m. Tuesday for Children's Day rehearsal. Restaurant in Franklin has installed a charcoal broiler for steaks. Try a delicious char coal-broiled sirloin or T-b steak for $2.50. Other steaks for $2.00 and $1.75.

Includes potatoes, salad, coffee and rolls with butter. Adv. NEW LOCATION Moved to 513 13th St. JACOB'S TELEVISION. -Adv.

Officers of the Industrial Management Club, elected recently by club members, will hold their initial meeting at the, Oil City YMCA tonight at 6:15 with Clair Hoover, Franklin Refinery representative and president, in charge. Attention Elks: Dinner Dance, Saturday, June 8, Roy Wolfe Orchestra, $3.00 per couple. Deadline midnight, June 6. Adv. The young people of the Reno Methodist Church have planned an ice cream social for Wednesday evening at the church.

Venango ty Practical Nurse's Bazaar YWCA Auditorium Oil City, June 4-5. Hand work, baked goods and various interesting items. June 4 hours 9 a. m. to 9 p.

June 5 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Public invited.

Adv. Most service stations in this area dropped the price of gasoline one cent Saturday. The saving to motorists came from the one-cent cut in the state gasoline tax, effective June 1. The happy club member at the Virginia Morse Shop is Mrs. Robert Adams for $10.00.

Adv. G. M. Cozad reported to city police today the loss of an Exchange Bank and Trust Co. checkbook and also a deposit book.

EASY CATCH SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UP)-Deputy Sheriffs just waited after Johnny Johnson, 39, dashed into the jail yelling that the attacker was "com ing right behind me." One minute later the assailant ran in, was arrested and jailed. By Eugene Sbeffer 49. alack! 6.

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over narrator definite article little line of light salt of oleic acid burning of literary theft palm of Ceylon term used of Japanese art size of photograph unsuitable softer and more friable South American plant rubber storming dome Moorish tabor latest worth abounding with trees of tough wood fuss male sheep 25. EUF A 27. 29. 30 Obituary Mrs. William H.

Wilson Services for Mrs. Rozzilluh Wilson, widow of William H. Wilson, of Rocky Grove, wiio died Wednesday, were conducted Saturday at 2 p. m. in the Burger Funeral Home.

Rev. Arnold Berg, pastor of the Seventh Street Church of God, officiated assisted by Rev. C. L. Rummell, pastor of the Grace Evangelical Church of Rocky Grove.

Rev. Berg read, "Going Down the Valley" and "How Beautiful Heaven Must Be" during the services and Rev. Rummell offered prayer and read scripture. Interment was made in the Franklin Cemetery with the fol lowing serving as pallbearers: Joe Romanchak, William Thompson, Francis Sullivan, Donald and Ron ald Wilson and Jack Dille. Those attending the services from a distance Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Slater, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rodgers; Mrs. Emma Rodgers and Mrs.

Maude Cook, of Chicora; Mrs. Katherine Sullivan and son, Lewis, of Cleve land, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Dille, of Erie; Mrs. Fred Mooa-hesh, Mrs. William Thompson, and Judy, of Detroit, Delbert Feltenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gnnnell, and s.

Genevieve Perry, all of Meadville. Thomas J. Campbell Requiem mass for Thomas J. Campbell, who died in the Franklin Hospital Thursday, was sung at 10 a. m.

today in St. Patrick's Church. Father Urban S. Barrett, pastor, was the celebrant. Interment was made in St.

Patrick's Cemetery and pallbearers were P. L. Callan, Joseph Guyton, Francis W. Soisson, Donald Shaw, Dr. M.

M. Spencer and Ralph Mook. Attending from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Campbell.

Erie; Mrs. Lillian Buxton, Braham, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wagner, St. Paul, Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Peters, Oil City; Mrs. Dolly Kresge and Ted Keller, Scranton. Mrs. J.

Raymond Ferguson Mrs. Helen M. (Honey) Ferguson, 53, widow of J. Raymond Ferguson, of Liberty Street, died suddenly at 11:45 p. m.

Saturday in the Franklin Hospital where she had been admitted a short time before. She collapsed in the 1100 block of Liberty Street while en route home from work. The daughter of David T. and Susan L. Fulmer Lewis, she was! born on May 15, 1904 in Franklin and had spent her entire life here.

Mrs. Ferguson attended Franklin1 schools and was graduated in 1922. She was married to J. Raymond Ferguson on Aug. 20, 1931 and he died July 22, 1948.

She was employed at Eckerd'si drug store for the' past several years, and was efficient and cour teous in her duties there. Mrs. Ferguson is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mabel S. Miller, Oil City; three brothers, Clarence E.

Snyder, Franklin; Edward H. Lewis, Buffalo, N. and Donald D. the machine stationary when it has been rammed into the material to be loaded. The braking mechanism is also used in steering and in repositioning the machine at the place where the work is to be performed.

In the operation of these loading machines, there are times when it is desirable that the brakes be applied immediately after driving mechanism has been disconnected, and thus means are provided to automatically achieve this end. However, there are other instances in which this automatic operation of the brakes as soon as the drive has been discontinued is disadvantageous. For example, this is the case when the machine is going down a steep grade and it is desirable to disconnect the tractor treads from their power drive while at the same time it is very important to be able to brake them. A similar situation may also occur when making a turn. To cope with this problem and provide an improvement in the operation of these loading machines, Mr.

Frellsen has devised a drive and brake mechanism whereby the brakes may automatically be applied practically instantaneously upon the interrup tion of the drive irrespective of the direction in which the latter has been taking place. However, he also provides additional control elements whereby, when the drive is interrupted, the brakes may be operated manually. In other words, his invention permits either automatic or manual control of brakes in accordance with the judgment of the operator and with a manually applied braking force that may be varied in accordance with encountered conditions. This patent has been assigned to Joy Manufacturing Co. Rep.

Powell Stricken In Church Service NEW YORK (UP)-ReD. Adam Clayton Powell Negro minister and Democratic congressman, was reported resting comfortably today at New York Hospital where he was admitted Sunday for exhaus tion and a possible heart ailment. The 48-year-old Powell, the hus band of pianist Hazel Scott, became ill while conducting a serv ice for 2,000 parishioners at the Abyssinian- Baptist Church, of which he is pastor. SAVE ON THE PURCHASE OF A LONG LIFE MAYTAG AUTOMATIC WASHER A Strickenburg Elec. 705 R.

G. Ave. 2-2019 Open Tonight Till 9:00 WE GIVE AA STAMPS At SYKES KLINE This Week's Winner SYKES KLINE SUIT CLUB NO. 5 i ieon moore No. 7 Due OPEN TONIGHT 'TIL 9 p.

m. WE GIVE AA STAMPS USE OUR LAY-AWAY PIAN Shop Now for FATHER'S DAY JUNE 16 SYKES KLINE PH. 2-5S25 a S3 I i. The State College program has an allocation of $10,000 for special studies on the borough's population, land use facilities and governmental services, with special reports on schools, parks and recreation facilities. The $3,50 program for Cumru Twp.

will cover a zoning plan developed by the Institute of Local and State Government of the University of Pennsylvania. The $3,000 for. Marple Twp. will be for an analysis of existing and future land uses and recreational facilities by the Delaware County Planning Commission. N.

C. PICKLES RALEIGH, N. C. (UP)-North Carolina farmers raised more than a million bushels of cucumbers in 1956 for the state's pickle industry. The crop was grown on about 11,800 acres.

People who suffer with CHRONIC HEADACHES can learn the Science of Health by listening to the "Voice of Chiropractic" on WKRZ. No adjustments are made in the clinic until the cause is found through examinations. We suggest that you phone 5-8291 for an appointment. CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Phone 5-8921 or 6-8894 8 Seneca St. Oil City, Pa.

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-jurst 48. Australian bird Answer to A I HI HERE'S WHERE FUTURE SECURITY BEGINS The first entry in your Venango Federal Savings passbook reveals a complete, new feeling oi security to you. This is the first step toward building funds for retirement, emergencies or other important purposes. These dollars are working for you, too, earning our big 2 per annum current dividend. Savings are insured to $10,000 and further protected by our reserves and long history of sound management.

Begin now to learn the joys of future security. Open an insured savings account soon. It takes only a minute. Saturday'! puzzle. 23.

cam leans $25 to $2000 Men and women, married or single in all types of work have found it's good business to pay off old bills with a prompt, private loan on signature only, auto or furniture. 1 TRIP SERVICE PHONE FIRST emaiMftO) federal savings 0AND LOAN ASSOCIATION views 24. small South American rabbit 26. mister (Sp 27. delayed 28.

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Out business together is "no body's business." 417 THIRTEENTH STREET. FRANKLIN Hi mIiIIm: alaitei. 44 Fttturti IrMlult 46. Loans below $600 by Capital Finance and loans above $600 by Capital Consumer Discount Co. F.

G. Fraed, Manager 41S Thirteenth St. Phone: ID 2-3118, Franklin Hours; 3-5; Sot. 8.30-12 Open evening by appointment loans nod to residents of naarby towns. CURRENT DIVIDEND mm to) Oil CRYPTOQLIPS MKWWMJ MJYRQJ TJYTIL A LIB XL AQMM TBKLR.

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