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Page April 17, Express, Lock Haven. Pa. Deaths Funerals Clarence E. Edler, 82, Dies; 46 Years with Bell Telephone Clarence E. Edler.

82. of E. Main Lock Haven, fath- Mss Mabe Smith er of Mrs. Carl (Helen) Lauden- Miss Mabel L. Smith, 43, who slagcr.

a teacher in McGhec i lived with her sisters at 9 Ves Elementary School, died at 2:15 per Lock Haven, and was a.m. todav in Divine Providence employed in the office of Smith Hospital, Williamsport. A retired Bell Telephone Co. station repairman, Mr. Edler had been in his usual health when he became ill last Wednesday while visiting in Williamsport.

He was admitted to the hospital at that time. Born in Mill Creek Lycoming County, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William H. Edler.

he had lived in Lock Haven 52 years. He began as a telephone lineman in Williamsport in 1903 and transferred to Lock Haven in 1910. At the time of his retirement in October, 1949, he was honored by co-workers at a luncheon and presented with a gold service pin. Mr. Edler had driven more than 200,000 accident-free mites during his employment by Bell Telephone.

He was a member of the Telephone Pioneers of America, and a charter member of the Hundred Thousand Mile Club. He belonged to St. John's Lutheran Church in Lock Haven, the Elbow Fish and Game Club of Salladasburg. and Ama- Coal Yard, died at 5:40 a.m. today in the Lock Haven Hospital where she had been a patient three weeks.

She had been in "I health since undergoing surgery last December. Miss Smith was born in Lock Haven, a daughter in the large family of the late Mr. and 'Mrs. Sylvester F. Smith.

She was a member of St. Luke's United Church of Christ. Surviving are ten brothers zon Lodge, 662, I.O.O.F., Williamsport. In addition to his daughter he is survived by two brothers and two sisters: John Mrs. Irene C.

Blaisdell. and Mrs. Walter Nicholson of Williams- and Christian F. Edler, St. Petersburg, Fla.

A son, Richard Edler, died in November, 1960. Frederick W. Karchner An extended illness resulted in death yesterday for Frederick W. Karchner, 59, of Lamar, who died in the Lock Haven Hospital at 4:15 p.m. He had been a patient since Mar.

8, after an earlier hospitalization of 140 days. Mr. Karchner was a native of Greene Loganton R.D. 2. where he was born Aug.

17, 1907, a son of Henry and Hattie Rishel Karchner. He had lived in Sugar Valley, Mill Hall and the Lock Haven area all his life. Until he became ill he was employed by Piper Aircraft Corp. He was a member of the Mill Hall Church of Christ. Four brothers and two sisters survive: Clair Karchner, Loganton R.D.; Richard, and Mrs.

Mary Lansberry, Woodland; Rishel of Mill Hall R.D., superintendent of Susque View in Lock Haven; Kenneth, Lock Haven, and Miss Ruth, Muncy R.D. J. Frank Hardy and sisters: Robert, Joseph George Donald and William Lock Haven; the Misses Esther, Erma and Dorothy, at home; Mrs. Wayne Cautter, Philadelphia, and James Smith, Mill Hall. Mrs.

Mangos Conway RENOVO Mrs. Ella Me- Kimm Conway, 72, of 324 Erie died Sunday at 6 p.m. in the Williamsport Hospital. She had been ill six months, a patient in the Renovo hospital two months, and a patient at Williamsport since April 6. Mrs.

Conway was the widow of Mangus Conway who died in 1948. She was born Sept. 7, 1894 at Driftwood, a daughter of Barney and Jennie Fink McKimm. She had lived in this vicinity, including the Westport area, for 45 years. Mr.

and Mrs. Conway had been married in 1916 at Clearfield. Mrs. Conway was a member of Zion's Lutheran Church in Renovo. Surviving are a son, Charles Conway, Big Run; a daughter, Mrs.

Sylvester Stroup, Renovo; three sisters and five brothers, Mrs. Mary Lukenvich, Barney McKimm, and Jess McKimm, Driftwood; Mrs. Grace Fink, Bradford; Mrs. Stella Eggler, Hyner; John McKimm, Clear- rfield; Edward and Asa McKimm, Emporium; seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. George McKimm, another brother, died three weeks ago in Emporium.

Tammy Lee Romanesky Committal services were at 11 a. m. today in Highland CAR LANDS ON TRAILER OCCUPANT An automobile, out of control, struck the steps of a Rauchtown home this morning at 7:05 and continued on crashing through one end of a mobile home and came to rest on a splintered bed, pinning Mrs. Mary Eck. Her husband, Foster Eck, was at the other end of the home and escaped injury.

Mrs. Eck was under the car, shown below, with shattered wall, bed and lamp. She was taken to the Jersey Shore Hospital. Mrs. Eck's injuries were not determined but her condition was reported satisfactory.

(Express Photos) Cemetery, Tammy Lock Lee Haven, for Romanesky, STROUDSBURG J. Frank Hardy. 77, of Analomink, died at 11 p.m. Saturday in the Mon- rrc County General Hospital, following two months of illness. He was the husband of tie Herman Hardy, a native of A Loganton, Clinton County.

The Hardys have a summer home at Loganton. Mr. Hardy was born at Cresco, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy.

He retired seven years ago as a section foreman after 48 years of employment by the D. L. and W. Railroad. He was a member of the Methodist Church at Analomink and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.

Surviving are his wife, two sons, Jack L. Hardy, East Stroudsburg; William Ana- Jomink; two daughters, Mrs. Clarence Stetler, East Stroudsburg R.D. Mrs. Arthur Mim- Jirsch, Easton; 25 grandchildren, eleven great-grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs.

Lulu Reisenwitz, East Stroudsburg, and Mrs. Lillian Englert, Cres- CO. Charles L. Krise Charles L. Krise, 48, who has been seriously ill as a diabetic for some years, died at 10.15 p.

m. Saturday in the Veterans Administration Hospital in Altoona where he had been a patient three months. His death was attributed to a heart attack. Mr. Krise, born in Lock Haven Feb.

14, 1919, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Howard Krise, was last employed by the Jersey Shore Steel Co. He had served in the U. S.

Air daughter of Michael C. and Deborah L. Smith Romanesky, 338 High Williamsport, who died eight minutes after her birth Saturday morning at the Williamsport Hospital. The Rev. John E.

Snook, minister of St. Luke's United Church of Christ, officiated for the service. The baby is survived by her parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Romanesky, Lock Haven R.

Frank Smith, Lock Haven, and Mrs. Dorothy MacDonald, Washington, D. C. Robert F. Wagner Robert F.

Wagner, 89, who had lived at the home of his daughter, Mrs. William Heltman, on Mill Hall R.D. 1 for two years, died at 12:30 a.m. Sunday, at the Lock Haven Has pital where he had been a patient for three weeks. Mr.

Wagner was born in Col- lumsville. He. had lived most of his Me in Nippenose Valley where he had farmed, retiring 13 years ago. His wife, the former Minnie Cashner, died in 1951. Mir.

Wagner was a member of St. Peter's Lutheran Church at Collumsville. He is survived by four sons, Robert Williamsport; Dean Jersey Shore R.D. Eugene, Wflhamsport R.D. 3, and Jack, Jersey Shore; 11 daughters; Mrs.

Heltman; Mrs. John Samuel Harvey. She was th widow of James A. Stevenson whose death occurred in 1949. She was a member of Mi Hall Presbyterian Church.

Her daughter and one grand daughter, Frances E. Dorman survive. Swineheart; Mrs. Reha Winchester, Jersey Shore; Mrs. Samuel Lehman and Mrs.

i Force in Europe as a surgical technician during World War II. Mr. Krise lived at 446 Belle'- fonte in Lock Haven with the Rena Rhoads family. He was a member of the American Philip Eck, Williamsport R.D. Mrs.

Susan Conser; Mrs. Richard Getgen and Mrs. Merrill Welshans, Jersey Shore R.d. Mrs. Clifford Johnson, Lock Haven R.D.

Mrs. Doyle Ton- erjMill Hall R.D. 1, and Mrs. Ferguson Stabley, Woodridge, 60 grandchildren; 63 great-grandchildren, and two brothers, Gardner; Miami, Fla. and Lee, Williamsport.

Mrs. James Stevenson LOGANTON Mrs. Mary Belle Stevenson, 79, a former resident of Mill died at 3:45 a.m. today at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clifford Dorman, Loganton R.D.

1, where Funerals will be or Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the William H. Clark Funera Home, 1003 Main Strouds burg, for J. Frank Hardy, 77 husband of the former Hattie Herman of Loganton, who diei Saturday, Apr. 15, 1967, at 1 m.

in Monroe County Genera Hospital, Stroudsburg. The Rev Harold C. Eaton will officiate Interment, St. John's Ceme tery, Bartonsville. Friends wil be received at the funeral home after 7 p.m.

Wednesday. Clark Funeral Home, Strouds burg. LACY Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A. Lacy, 72, wife Clarence W.

Lacy, 112 Fifth who died at 5:30 p.m. Fri day, Apr. 14, 1967, will be held at the Maxwell Funeral home Tuesday, Apr. 18, at 2 p.m. The legion, and the Veterans of she bad made her home since Foreign Wars.

1839. She had been ill since Surviving are an aunt and October. uncle, Mrs. Sylvia McQuade Mrs. Stevenson was born at and Leslie Krise, both of Mill Hall Mar.

15,1888, a daugh- Orange Park, Fla. ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. services will be conducted by the Rev. Edward Fraim, vicar of Trinity Episcopal Church and burial will be made in the fam ily plot at the North Bend cem etery.

Friends will be receivec at the funeral home Monday after 7 p.m., and before the time of the services. Maxwell Funeral Home, Renovo. KRISE Services will be Wednesday at 10.30 a. m. at the Helt Funeral Home for Charles L.

Krise, 48. of 446 Bellefonte Lock Haven, who died Saturday, April 15, 1967 at 1.15 p. m. in the Veterans Administration Hospital, Altoona. The Rev.

Blake C. Anderson will officiate. Interment, Soldiers Circle, Highland Military rites at the grave in charge of the American Legion. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p. m.

Tuesday. Helt Funeral Home, Lock Haven. Funerals SMITH Services will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Helt Funeral Home for Miss Mabel L. Smith, 43, of 9 Vesper who died Monday, April 17, at 5:40 a.m.

at the Lock Haven Hospital. The Rev. John E. Snook will officiate. Interment, Dunnstown Cemetery.

Friends will be received at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Tuesday. Helt Haven. Funeral Home, Lock STEVENSON will Thursday at 2 p.m. at the ilamm Funeral Home, Loganton, for Mrs.

Mary Belle Stevenson, 79, widow of James A. Stevenson, who died at 3:45 a.m. Monday, Apr. 17, 1967 at he home of her daughter, Mrs. Clifford Dorman, Loganton R.

D. 1. The Rev. Donald A. Visscher will officiate.

Burial, Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends wil be received at the funeral hom after 7 p.m. Wednesday. Ramm Funeral Home, Logan KARCHNER Services wil ic on Wednesday at 2 p.m. a the McCloskey Funeral Home Mill Hall, for Frederick Karchner, 59, of Lamar, who died at 4:15 p.m.

Sunday, Apr 6, 1967, at the Lock Haven Hospital. The Rev. Jack icimbach will officiate. Interment, Cedar Hill Cemetery There will be no viewing, bu riends will be received at the imeral home Tuesday from 7 Funerals for Adam C. Dickey, 84, of 225 E.

Park who died at 3:25 a.m. Saturday, Apr. 15, 1967, at the Lock Haven Hospital Extended Care Unit, will be conducted by the Rev. Joseph N. Pedrick at the Helt Funeral Home at 2 p.m.

Tuesday. Burial will be in Sunnyside Cemetery, near Fairpoint. Citizens Hose Co. memorial service at 7:30 p.m. Monday.

Friends may call after 1 p.m. Sunday. Helt Funeral Haven. Home, Lock 9 p.m. McCloskey Mill Hall.

Funeral Home WAGNER Services for Robert F. Wagner, 89, of Mil Hall R. D. 1, who died at 12.30 m. Sunday, April 16, 1967, at Haven Hospital, will be onducted by the Rev.

Raymond Coles at 2 p. m. Tuesday the Ramm Funeral Home in Loganton. Burial in Mount Pleasant Cemetery at Rosecrans. Visitation after 2 p.

m. Monday. Ramm Funeral Home, Loganton. EDLER Services will be Wednesday at 1.30 p. m.

at the Yost Funeral Home for Clarence E. Edler, 82, of 330 E. Main Lock Haven, who died at 1.15 a. m. Monday, April 17, 1967, at Divine Providence Hospital, Williamsport.

The Rev. Robert C. Klingensmith will officiate. Interment, Dunnstown Cemetery. Friends will be received at the funeral home after 7 p.

m. Tuesday. Accidents (Continued from Page 1) mated at $200 to the garage and $90 to the car. At 2:30 Sunday afternoon a car driven by Timothy Alan Reidy, 918 Weldron Montoursville, struck a disabled car, owned by William J. Fisher of 914 Highland Ave.

and stopped on Route 220 near Constitution Bridge. Damage was estimated at $300 to both cars. Cars operated by Ernest L. Glossner, Hyde, and William L. Johns, 69 E.

Church collided at 2:05 Saturday afternoon when M. Glossner drove from a private driveway onto the Old River Road in front of the Johns car. Police estimated damage at $150. Cars operated by W. Thomas Myers, Lock Haven R.D.

1, and Carmine M. Russo, 364 E. Walnut collided in front of the Welch service station in Dunnstown at 11:45 Saturday night. Police said that Myers had stopped at the station. When he swung out from the station onto the highway to return to Lock Haven his car collided with the Russo car.

Police estimated damage at $175. Strike (Continued from Page 1) A hearing was slated for o'clock this afternoon into preliminary injunction grante by Judge Thomas Wood agains 25 members of Local 6003, Uni ed Steelworkers, at Met-Fa in Williamsport. Parent com pany of Met-Fab is Jerse Shore Steel. The South Avis plant walk out has. not been sanctions either by Local 5603 or the in ternational of the United Stee workers of America.

Court Rejects Clay's Appeal WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court today back an effort by heavyweigh boxing champion Cassius'Claj Hospitals Two Women Admitted after Falls, 20 Others Treated Lock Haven Mrs. Elizabeth Wann; 980 E. Water was admitted to the Lock Haven Hospital yesterday after she fell and injured her back. She was reported in satis- gactory condition this morning. Mrs.

Marjorie Fromm, 131 S. High was also admitted yesterday after she fell, injuring a shoulder. She was listed in satisfactory condition this morning. Eighteen people were treated in the emergency room yesterday and two were treated Saturday. Donald Himes, 6, son of Everett Hi Mackeyville, caught his upper eyelid with a small fishhook.

Craig Miller, 13, son of Dean Miller, Howard R.D., hurt his back when he fell from a moving car. Three children were bitten by dogs, Vicki Marshall, 9, 300 E. Bald Eagle Colleen Lapp, Lock Haven R.D. and Jean Mange, 361 South St. Two people were hurt while they were riding bicycles, Mrs.

Henry White, 112 Susquehanna cut her leg and arm; Cordon Earner, 7, son of Grant Earner Loganton R.D.. cut self after running into a Yost Haven. Funeral Home, Lock CONWAY Services will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Moriarty Funeral Home, Renovo, for Mrs. Ella McKimm Conway, 72, widow of Mangus Conway, 324 Erie Renovo, who died Sunday, April 16, 1967, at 6 p.m.

at the Williamsport Hospital. The Rev. Woodrow J. Klinger will ment, North officiate. Inter- Bend Cemetery.

Friends will be received at the funeral home from 7 p.m. Tuesday. Moriarty Funeral Home, Renovo. HULLER Services of John Huller, 82, formerly of Lock iaven, who died at the Blose Nursing Home, Punxsutawney, at 4:15 a.m. Saturday, Apr.

15, 967, will be conducted by the lev. John Snook at the Helt funeral Home at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday. Burial in St. Paul's Cemtery, Nittany Valey.

Visitation after 7 p.m. Monay. Helt Funeral Home, Lock Haen. to stay out of the Army. Clay's request for an injunc tion to block his scheduled Apri 28 induction into the Army was flatly denied without comment The boxing champion had filet various motions with the cour in an effort to freeze his draf situation until the court coult act on several constitutional ar guments raised by him in low er courts.

Clay filed his papers under his Black Muslim name Muhammad All. His lawyers had the court that if the induction was not delayed Clay stood to suffer irreparable loss of about $460,000 guaranteed in contracts for three fights. Stock Market Noon from Joitohthal 459 34 Maremont Alle Pwr Am Can 60 Am Tob Atl Ref Brooks Chrysler 41 Con Gas DuPont 149 Ford Gen Mot 79 El Grant Gulf Mon Ward IU 64 Ham'mill 3M Newberry Penney tt Piper RCA Sears Std Steel 57V4 44V4 Weis Woolwortb barbed wire fence with his bike. Leslie Brennan, 3, daughter of Michael Brennan, 910 W. Third fell from a sliding board bruising her stomach.

Jeffrey Rippey, 10, son of Howard Rippey, 514 E. Main 'ell-into picnic table while he was running. Toni Sementelli, daughter if Joseph Sementelli, W. Brown hurt her head when she fell from a chair. Robert Nyman, 5, son of Robrt Nyman, Bellefonte 1 cut his hand when he fell.

Julie Walker, 2, daughter of Robert Walker, 869 E. Church hurt her lip in a fall. David Bubb, 6, son of Robert Bubb, Howard R.D, cut his arm when he fell. Fred Packer, 310 E. Church cut his eyebrow when he hit his eye on a window sill at home.

Robert Coover, 106 W. Church hurt his toe when he was laying ball. Mary Croll, 1, daughter of ifrs. Delores Croll, 5 McElhat- an Castanea, cut her lead when she fell from chair. Mrs.

Onofrio Petrucci, 840 E. Main St, cut her hand in a all at home. Treated Saturday were Richrd Gundlach, 10, son of Richard Gundlach, 149 Fifth who cut his head in a fall from his bike, and Charles Rogers, 6, son of George Rogers, McElhatta'n, who cut his finger on a broken bottle. Medical admissions Sunday: Mrs. Jack C.

Ritter, 715 E. Main Ernest Schrot, Haven Island Route; Melvin K. Heverly, Lock Haven Star Route; Mrs. Arthur McDermit; Farrandsville; Dawn A. Yea- ick, 11, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Yearick, Main St. Beech Creek; Judith M. Mantle 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Owen Mantle, Blanchard; Mrs. Ruth Lehman, Loganton; Mrs. Fred Yarrison, Loganton R.D. Melvin J. Zimmerman, Bellefonte R.D.

2. Surgical admissions Sunday: Wayne MacGill, 3, son of Deanna MacOill, 11 Myrtle John Klingensmith; 19; son of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Klingensmith, 302 W. Main Mrs.

Lillian M. Richey, 18 N. Laurel Lane, Dunnstown; Mrs. Sam Saylor, Lock Haven Star Route; Paul B. Miller, 6, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Stanton Flook, Jersey Shore R.D. 2. Discharged 'Sunday: Mrs. Gladys B.

Kline, 100 S. Summit Andrew M. Hardy, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hardy 525 E.

Main George R. Smith, 10, Judy, 8, Cynthia, 7, children of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, 400 High Flemington; Mrs. Clarence Force, Loganton R.D.

Mrs. Esther Seyler, 112 W. Central Avis. Medical admissions Saturday: Miss Rosanna Yeager, 16, daughter of Mrs. Marjorie Yeager, Lamar; Amy Beth Cryder, Ronald Cryder, 438 Pine Mill Hall.

Surgical admissions Saturday: Merrill Friete, 222 Mt. Glen Renovo. Discharged: Frank Jeskie, 812 E. Water Walter Myers, 340 S. Pine Mrs.

Kenneth Barner, 349 S. Pine Frederick McCultey, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick McCulley, 307 S. Jones John McKinney, 129 S.

Jones Leanna; 5, Ivan, 6, and Kim, 7, children of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bilbay, 379 W. Park Joyce Caris, Lock Haven R.D. Births Watson A son was born Sunday to Mr.

and Mrs. William Watson, Milesburg, in Centre County Hospital, Bellefonte. The mother is the former Linda Confer. Peck A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

William Peck, McEl- fiattan, Sunday at 6:52 a.m. in Lock Haven Hospital. The mother is the former Edith Watkins. Young A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Max Young, Jersey Shore R.D., in Lock Haven Hospital at 9:24 p.m. yesterday. Mrs. Young is the former Eleanor Lamey. Brion A daughter was born at 1:15 a.m.

Sunday in Jersey Shore Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Brion, 319 Cemetery Jersey Shore. The mother the former Alta Letterman. Rayson A daughter was at 6:20 a.m.

Monday In Jersey Shore Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Rayson, of Vaterville. The mother is the ormer Connie Dingier A daughter was born at 6:28 a.m. Saturday in Williamsport Hospital to Mr.

and Mrs. George Dingier, 135 Spruce Jersey Shore. The Michelle Corcelius, 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corcelius, Lock Haven R.D.

Mrs Arthur Kinkier, 810 Bressler Flemington; Mrs. Elmer Corter 71 Pennsylvania Mill Hall; Debora Wheeler, 1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler, Mifi Hall R.D. Donald Zimmerman, Mill Hall R.D.

Mrs. Charles McCann, Mill Hall R.D. Mrs. Alvin Shamp, Lamar; Mrs. Madalene Stull, Blanchard; Steward Confer, Loganton R.D.

Keith Brown, 8, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Brown, 138 Drurys Run, Renovo. Renovo Admitted: Sylvester DeRuzza, 225 Twelfth Renovo; Miss Mary Burkhart, 142 Eleventh Renovo, and John Lane, 730 Erie Renovo. Discharged: Miss Brenda Casper, 134 Ninth Renovo; Mrs.

Maude Charter, 231 Champlain Renovo, and Miss Calendar of Events Mary Doyle, 1510 Erie Renovo. Centre County Admitted: Miss Sandra Lyons Howard R.D.; and Mrs. Oscar Fisher, Milesburg. Discharged: Merle Green, Milesburg. Jersey Shore Admitted: Mrs.

Patricia Fenstermaker, 126 E. Walnut Lock Haven; Mrs. Margaret V. Skelton, Calvert Jersey Shore; Robert Rogers, 326 Thompson Jersey Shore; Glenn Karstetter, 614 Allegheny Jersey Shore; Miss Rosemarie Steppe, Williamsport R. D.

Mrs. Judy Mayes and Joseph Mayes; 508 Railroad St. Jersey Shore; Mrs. Irene E. Fox, Avis; Benjamin Kemmerer, Avis; Carl Reese, 221 Allegheny Jersey Shore; Mrs.

Eva Waltz, 1501 Locust Jersey Shore; Mrs. Lucy Shaffer, Jersey Shore R.D. Mrs. Rosemary Schlesinger, 87 Park Woolrich; Mrs. Sharon Furl, 1220 Allegheny Jersey Shore; Roy Lomison, Jersey Shore R.D Arthur Natterer, Jersey Shore Star Route; Carl Bay, Antes Fort, and Kathryn Litz, 105 Underwood Jersey Shore.

Discharged: Harry' Delker, Cogan Station R.D. Joseph Mayes, 508 Railroad Jersey Shore; Carl Reese, 221 Allegheny Jersey Shore; Mrs. Kathleen Rader, Trout Run R.D. Joseph Bren 110 N.Broad Jersey Shore; Timothy Huff Salladasburg; Martin Ludwig, 226 N. Broad Jersey Shore; Leland Putt, 1312 Allegheny Jersey Shore; Mrs.

June English, 341 Allegheny Jersey Shore, and Judy Mann, Avis. Transferred: Mrs. Anna BarTransferred: Mrs. Anna Barton, Jersey Shore R.D. 2, to Extended Care Unit of Lock Haven Hospital.

nother is Blackwell. the former Judith Dershem A son was born at 8:18 a.m. Saturday in Wil- lamsport Hospital to Mr. and rtrs. James Dershem adasburg.

The mother Is the ormer Connie Fedda. Girton A daughter was born 5:40 a.m. Saturday in Wil- amsport Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Girton, 216 Sixth Renovo.

The mother is the ormer Sue Ana Coup. Apr. Club, Sus- que View, 7-9 p. m. Apr.

17 Avis PTA, talent show and election of new officers, 7.30 p. m. Apr. 17 LHHS Band Parents Jr. High School library, 8 p.

m. Apr. 17 McGhee School PTO, 8 p.m., election of officers and membership drive report. Apr. Ladies Auxiliary, installation meeting, 8 p.m.

Apr. 17-BEN Band Parents music room, high school, 7:45 p.m. Apr. School PTO, 8 p.m.; room visitation, p.m. Apr.

17 Castanea PTO, school auditorium, final meeting of the year, 7:30 p.m. April 17-Friends of BEN Library meeting. April 18, BPW Club, 6:30 p.m. at The Locks. James K.

Connors, Bell Telepone Co. manager, speaker. Apr. 18 Lock Haven Business and Professional Women's Club, Lock's Restaurant, 6:30 p.m. April Legion Auxiliary meeting, 8 p.

m. April Star Lodge meeting 8 p. m. at Sons of Italy. April 20-Ladies Auxiliary Lamar Township Volunteer Fire Co.

meeting 8 p. m. at Salona Fire House. April Wagon Williamsport Admitted: Earl Best, Loganton R.D. Mrs.

Lois Geyer, Linden R.D. John Medley, Salladasburg R.D. Mrs. Bertha Pfaff, 220 Susquehanna Ave, Renovo; Mrs. Patricia Hritzko, 87 Stouts Hill, Renovo, and Mrs.

Mildred Fox, Mill Hall. Discharged: Edward Keller, Linden; Mrs. Marian Scanlan, 418 S. Highland Lock Haven; Mrs. Reba Miller, Cross Fork; William Hill, Linden R.D.

Fred Snyder 220 Ninth Renovo; LeroyHill, Linden R.D. Mrs. Minerva Fausey and baby, Salladasburg R.D. 1, and Mrs. Peggy Donahay, 34 N.

Fairview Lock Haven. Divine Providence Admitted: Mary Doyle, 1510 Erie Renovo; Mrs. Viola Stiver, Mill Hall R.D. 1, and Donald Orner, Mill Hall R.D. 3.

Discharged: Harold Zerbe, 241 Clinton Renovo; Mary Burkhart, 142 Eleventh Renovo; Edgar Perry, 211 Maple Jersey Shore; Mrs. Linda Matlack; Williamsport R. D. Mrs. Sophia Demarte, 315 E.

Walnut Lock Haven; Amos Weber, 406 Canal Flemington, and William Dippery, 715 E. Main Lock Haven. Club meeting 6.30 p. m. at Fallon Hotel.

Entertainment, two skits, "Hotel Lavalier" and I "In a Gypsy Tea Room." Weather 'Continued from Pave 1) north-central Plains late Sunday night and early today. The tornadoes, spawned by the collision of warm and cold air masses, dealt their worst blow at Keosauqua, Iowa, late Sunday, killing one person and injuring a dozen more. Other damaging twisters were reported in South Dakota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. Other storms brought new snow to New England and heavy rain to part of the Pacific Northwest. A tornado hit Owosso, a city of 17,000 in lower-central Michigan shortly before midnight, tore a service station from its concrete foundations, and set it down in the middle of Highway 21.

The storm knocked out part of the city's electric power and blacked out the town of Corunna, three miles to the east. It also took roofs off two buildings, uprooted a tree and burled it and a house, and damaged five airplanes. The Associated Press regional forecasts are: Eastern Pennsylvania Showers and a few thundershowers tonight and most of Tuesday. Lowest tonight 45 to 50. Highest Tuesday in the 50s.

Western Pennsylvania Showers, windy and cooler tonight and Tuesday. Low tonight in 40s. Weddell seals are believed to dive as deep as 1,500 feet in setrch of food..