Page Four THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. July 30, 1942. 191 Countians To Be Inducted; 66 from Board 1; 125 from Board 2 Lucas, Milesburg; Alton Malcolm Sullenberger, Howard; Norman Bruce Orndorf, Howard; Henry Wil. lard Todd, Jr. Philipsburg Dowlan Smith Swisher, Julian; william Dewey Winton, Bellefonte; Guy Kenneth Eckley (Hipple), Milesburg: Jacob Henry Williams, Blanchard: Russell Conwell Miles, Bellefonte; Harry Malcolm Crock, Howard; Willlam J. Edminston, Bellefonte: Franklin Victor Sloan, Bellefonte: Joseph Edward Haines, Fleming: Robert Lawrence Crain, Port Matilda; Hugh Atlee Oakwood, Milesburg: Paul Sokolosky, Belle- fonte: Elwood James Dugan, Belie- | fonte; John Dunklebarger, Belle- fonte: Russell Willlam Snyder Milesburg: Roy Franklin McCloskey, Howard: Samuel Stimer, Port Ma- tilda: Frank R. Beals, Jr, Philips- burg: Clarence Manres Robison, Port Matilda: Dovle Lindauer 8hook, Bellefonte: Edward Victor Hull, Bellefonte; Abner Lloyd Patterson, Julian George Matilda tilda; Mingoville,; | | | | (Continued from page one) Eirich, Philipsburg; Martin Pedrazzani, Osceola Mills; Martin Myer Friedman, Clarence; Floyd Gilbert Walker, Bellefonte: Howard W. Confer, Port Matilda; Hugh, Clifford Stover, Powelton; David Franklin Johnson, Bellefonte; Glenn Irwin Harper, Fleming; David Syl- vester Casper, Bellefonte; Eugene Milton Krone, Clarence: Guy How- | ard Poorman, Bellefonte; Toflel Gravish, Osccola Mills; George Spencer Wilcox, Philipsburg; Blair Luther Cartwright, Sandy Ridge; | Lawrence Lee Collar, Moshannon; Ira Washington Spittler, Sandy Ridge Richard Willar Shannon, Philips- burg: Frank Layton Snyder, Philips- burg: Elmer Grade Watson, Snow Shoe: Wilbur Ellsworth Bratton, Powelton: Donald William Irwin, Snow Shoe: Calvin Jennings Taylor, Bellefonte: Willlam Michael Spang- jer, Blanchard; Robert Wilson Kern, Bellefonte: George Wilburt St. Clair, Snow Shoe: Charles Franklin Fog- leman, Milesburg; David Holmes Quick, Moshannon; John Benjamin Falls, Howard: Floyd Ellsworth Am- merman, Bellefonte: James Blalr Stoner. Bellefonte: George Truhan, Philipsburg: Andrew August Wad- esky, Philipsburg; George Sanford Dixon, Clarence: James Roy Carl- son, Clarence, Harold Ephriam vaughn, Philipsburg; Joseph Paul Gomola, Clarence; Warren Larue Girton, Blanchard; Roy Behers, Bellefonte: Harvey Abram Hoover, Port Matilda; Robert Bodenshok, Moshannon Gilbert Carl Moore, Clarence; Harold Henry Ickes, Milesburg; Le- roy William Hartman, Fleming; gallefonte: Plummer Willis F Kenneth Ira Greene, Bellefonte, | julian Andy Padisak, Clarence; Enoch Sim- J - cox, Philipsburg; Lester Leroy Barn- hart, Orviston: Voyle Foster Hodge, Moshannon; Chester Maxwell Frank, Jr. Philipsburg: Philip Steve Pav- lick, Clarence; Lincoln Henry Ry- ver, Philipsburg; Edward Ralph Drapcho, Clarence; Elery Eugene Lucas, Howard: George Lester Swope, Howard; George Mandell, Philipsburg: John J. Bushko, Osce- ola Mills: Christ Meek, Powelton; Arthur Richard Bickel, Bellefonte Men to be inducted August are Andy Joe Swabick, Jr., Snow Shoe; Clyde Walter Reese, Port Matilda: Paul Richard Bowes, Blanchard Gerald Martin Miller, Bellefonte vincent Ellery Lucas, Howard; Wil- Ham Lynn Shawley, Milesburg: Per- ry Baird, Bellefonte; Willard Willis Weber, Howard: Harry James Wal- ters, Julian, Paul Irvin Gardner, Blanchard: Charles O. Dunlap, Port Matilda: Andrew Fred Malone Milesburg; Edward Earl Strunk, Howard: Russell Armstrong Gun- ; plorence sallus, Blanchard; Guy Kyle Dun- atch th Jelans. the klebarger, Bellefonte, Lewis Rodger Semi-Annual Clearance For Smart Wartime Economy. smart in appearance and Paul Thompson Gates, Port Colley Wowdring, Port Ma- Lawrence Randall Zellers, Richard E. Workman Mingoville: Arthur Charles Beck- with, Bald Eagle: Paul Veneziano Lock Haven-Clarence: Joseph Mos- eri, Jr.. Bellefonte: Clarence C, Dob- Mingoville Raymond Claire Dietz, Bellefonte: Peter Zaleski Port Matilda: Carl W. Catherman Karthaus; Andrew Jackson Robison Fleming William George Howard Tyrone; Floyd Arthur Confer, How- | ard: Patrick Francis Torsell, Belle- | fonte; Clair Augustus Lambert, | Bellefonte; Clair Willlam Johnson, | Bellefonte: Albert Leroy Baney son Motorists Must Secure Use Stamps | The Treasury Department again serves notice that any person oper- ating a motor vehicle on the high- way without the use stamp affixed thereto is subject to penalty of twenty-five dollars or thirty days ir prison, or both, for fallure to com- ply with regulation. Motorist: who have not already purchased stamps may until] August Ist secure them from their local postoffice After August 1st they will be re- quired to purchase them from col- lectors offices. This not be neglected as it is the tion of the internal revenue to vigorously prosecute any and all | violations. 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BOB DAVIS 2 Allegheny St. Bellefonte, Pa. | es Ire NEWS OF SERVICE MEN From CENTRE COUNTY and vicinity BUDDIES MEET IN HONOLULU Two Centre in Honolulu, They are 8gt. Charles Willlams, son of Mr. and Mrs, E. B Williams, and Aviation Machinist Mate Clair Walizer, son of Mrs. 1 aac Holt, both of Julian Sgt. Willams 8. Army county boys who met enlisted Artillery sent in the U in June, 1839. and to Honolulu Hawall, jor at Fort Shaster Wallzer enlisted In the U. 8. Navy in 1940 Pear] Harbor for Coast Was duty October And was duty abroad a bat- tleship The had the then alizer wa two buddies met in Honolulu and Since Florida School above picture taken transferred | attend Aviation Ma- Graduating April 4 tationed at N toy to chinist 1942. he Alr Station, Jack Williams still is in area helping take is now Naval nville Florid; the Hawalian care of the Japs Technical Graduate WwW. llgen of Centre 167 trained alr m Pennsyly from Obert me of Hall, | plane mechan- i ania who graduat- Technical at Kees- graduates be- last week the aining Command School Field, Miss. The their training inintenance wdvancing t iraulics systems, prop trument ) alrplane § were trained in the inspection ingle and multi-motcred planes Enters Naval Reserves E. Peter and Mrs rth Thomas wen commissioned an ensign U. 8. Naval Reserves and ‘or duty Monday at the Naval Re-| Midshipman School at Chi- ag Before being nent Ensign Petey nonths' refresher ch . . sllnf stp b street llefonte, has in the reported orve Spent Furlough al Home Sergeant John Bra ten-day fur “Ee if Wood was i Sgt. Braucht j= graduate of the {Army Band C. School ing instruction work at Camp Chaffee Arkansas He is one Penns and i= aol thnt De of the home boys VARY Graduate Mechanic Paul J w graduated Ve Course in Pyi John Mrs Bellefonte, was from Crust son of Garis, of recently an int mech t aviation anics at Sheppard Field, Texas Field, vear one of the Sheppard Texas, is Alr Foroes Corp Kenneth military wrviee located at Camp Lee Edna WwW. Grubb record of with a Technical three schools which Philippines, is crews to “Keep En Va. He is ne Boone, ire in tha Grubb Sent to California Lt. Edgar Spicer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Spicer of Pleasant Gap, was graduated recently from an of- dcers’ training station in Georgia wind left during the weekend for al ww post in California, The young nan was among the first seven of ai lass of 168 when grades were an- winced after 10 weeks training. He received a commission as a second & ‘ lieutenant. Lt. Spicer spent his fur- i £ ough with his wife, the former, : vary Louise Johnson, of Bellefonte. ! § ; } Home on Furlough Pvt. Leonard FP. Witt, with the U 5 Army at Ft. George Meade, Md. spent a 14-day furlough with his girl friend, Miss Julia Flick. at her home near Unionville. He also visi- ted in Altoona with his relatives and | friends | Return to Camps Pvt. Allen Pye, son of Mrs. Allen | Sgt Ronald W. Harvey returned pye, Mogshannon, has seen one and last Wednesday to Ft. Benning, Ga +18 half years of service, having re- after spending a ten-day furlough | ceived first basic training at Port with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd | Deering, Mass. At present he is lo- Harvey, of Milesburg. His brother, | cated at Indiantown Gap. Before! Pvt. Mahlon Harvey, of Pt. Jackson, | entering army service Pvt. Allen was 8. C, returned Sunday after spend- employed by the Cherry Run Coal | ing a furlough with his parents | Co a -—" _. - - - ns ’ FULL-FEED SPRING PIGS FOR EARLY FALL MARKET Full-feeding now is recommended | ww County Agent R. C. Blaney for pring pigs if they are to reach the equired weight for the early fall market. Early marketing not only will give = i LT. COL. E. H. LEDERER i IS CITED FOR SERVICE | Lt Col. Eugene H. Lederer, State | College, stationed in Washington, D. | C.. with the water division of the | | War Department Headquarters, ser- ! vice of supply, has been recommend. ed for a Legion of Merit, honor of | ‘he farmer the advantage of the the Purple Heart, for meritorius ser- | better prices paid when receipts are! vices other than combat, it was re- lower but will help to ease the con- | ported this week, iestion of transportation and| This award 1s gained for duty in slaughtering facilities expected In|and beyond ones line of duty in ser- handling the nearly 25 per cent|vices which reflect to the credit of larger spring pig crop when the |the Army. oulk of the crop goes to market this| Tt is understood that for a reserve fall. officer of such short duty as Colonel | Lederer to receive the award is an | especial honor i —A Fisherman Fined Constable James W. Northrup, of | Athens, wag caught on Double Run. | Drifts 7 Days at Sea Sullivan county, near Whirl's End, Mrs Mary Gephart, Riverside, at with 22 trout in his basket, by State | Danville, has received word that her Fish Warden Paul D. Wilcox, of son, David J. Gephart, who was Canton. He was taken before Justice | aboard a vessel torpedoed recently of the Peace Francis Rinker, where somewhere between Trinidad and he was fined $120 and costs, | Tripoli, was rescued after drifting . | with others in a small boat for seven {days with but a few crackers and Not every citizen who returns from | rain water for sustenance. A large the battlefront knows what occur-! number of crew members and fight- red in the battle areas, { Ing men aboard the vessel perished. eter below 50 degrees | week In the ' school | nghting unit of the U Armed John Guenot, son of Mrs of Moshannon the ’ pining with Fa. Bn Before was employed Thensburg BEGINS BASIC TRAINING NEAR HISTORIC HOMESTEAD Walter R. D1 Fort Belvoir, Va training in army neineeris member of Company “A ng Battalion J the very strenuous | course. Pvt. Masden for transfer to an eng Masden will and M Marsden reported Private Howard begin Was MISS HILDA LONBERGER ARRIVES IN AUSTRALIA H W 1 week received a Mr Mrs Lonberger of State Callegre cablegram ter, Misa Hild: Army Nurse in Aust The Lonber and as Ios direct } froan thelr daugh- Ret their dau read } {ope cable Australia Miss Lonberger’s and Happs news. OC} adress Her new address is H | N734662, Second Lieut APO 923 3 Lonberger Lonberger Lonberger ANC Mins Dan enant Enters Training School Jack E Saxion nue, Bellefonte of Reynolds was enrolled BE SURE THAT MILK TANK WATER IS COOL Guesswork has no place in cooling milk County Agent R. C. Blaney suggests to all milk producers that they check with a reliable thermom- the walter used in milk cooling tank. Milk must be cooled to Fahrenheit On July 1 the Office Defense Transportation issued an order Chat milk plants must reduce their driv- ing at least 25 per cent below that 1% the of HELP! SHE'S AFTER ME! Army Alr Forces Tech nical Training Command at Kessler Pleld, Miss, and has started a 19- week course to train as an airplane mechani Obert W, Ilgen, of was a member of Lhe cently graduated from He will now go Centre Hall 15th class re the same with som Army Alr Force TWO LOCAL MEN COMPLETE BASIC NAVAL TRAINING Two men from Centre county, each whom basic Naval Naval Training R. 1 are of of recently compieted aining at the U Station the Bouth the Navy choo tr Newpor attending one Cuard They Gaviord Edwar fer, 20, of Beliefont« Mrs. Harry Shafler Botson, 22 wd Mrs. John Are ’ Al be L tle for ect recommended and other i Casein Pain tel heautiful had economical make any shi Cold Pack C In It be added and ea 4 £4) i anning supp gotable Phone 2020 cabbage acl Kill Bean Beetles ee. With ee ROTENONE DUST worm cucumber “We Sell Hardware for Hard Wear’' SCHAEFFER'S HARDWARE STORE Pa. Bellefonte, wo, te Se WOMAN'S WORK VITAL AS MAN'S IN THIS WORLD WAR RESOLUTION ON THE DEATH OF JOEL B. STOVER WHEREAS, Almig Provider JOEI LW ise wit . and ogilizere ano miiKk Ons tailed delivers Takes No Chances took residents mit-of town visitor ne chances with Lock Haven Saturday. When he found he not Jock his two re-treaded tires in the trunk of his car he took them into the police station and placed them in care of the desk clerk for safe keeping while he attended to An could | done in 1941. Improperly cooled milk some business before returning home. | ~ TAMAAAAAAMMMA MA AATAMAAAAAAL MAMA A MAAAAMAAAAAAAAAA MAMAS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY } IS THERE A $ : BRUNETTE IN THE HOUSE? BLONDE BOMBER BUSTS HOPE BOB HOPE 4 It's Funnier Th ——————, MADELEINE CARROLL gether! BOB GETS INTO MORE HILARIOUS, DELIRIOUS, UP- ROARIOUS SPOTS THAN YOU COULD EVER IMAGINE! MONDAY - TUESDAY SONGS! AND HOW! LAUGHS! AND HOWLS! TUNES OF THE YEAR! and the most collosal collection of campus cuties that ever cul a fancy figure on the campus NEXT WEEK-END WINGS FOR THE EAGLE WHEREAS, h¢ } Lover wrved as Pres Zion Ur Cemetery period of twenty-on 8 on compet | 1d always manifested nd devoted interest I said Association mself | welfare of THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED that we, the Officers and Trustees yf the Zion Union Cemetery Associa in behalf of those personally nterested in said Association regret our loss in his passing BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED a copy of this Resolution be i on the minutes of Zion Union Oemetery Association and this original mailed to the members of his immediate family i deen. the Respectfully submitted, ZION UNION CEMETERY ASSOCIATION JOSEPH H. OWENS President ARTHUR GARBRICK Secretary JOHN H. HOCKMAN, Treasurer PAUL A. VONADA, E. J. GENTZEL, HOWARD T.STRUBLE, Trustees. | Marriage Licenses Dayton P. Feeman Miliheim {Mary B. Francis. Washington, D. C Lewis C. Cavalier Howard Pleasant [Merrill Luther Herr {Julian Mae Trostle {H. 1. Weaver (Olive M. Walker {John W. Macindoe | Florence Marquardt ais sin Mm ——— Marstellar Ensen. 00 | Dr. Edward W. Pangburn, prom- {nent Philadelphia physician and lsurgeon, is the first member of the | Bucknell Board of Trustees to vol iunteer for war service. A graduate {of Bucknell in the class of 1915, Dr | Pangburn has been commissioned a Lieutenant Commander in the U 8. Navy and is stationed at the Navy Yard in Philadelphia. We are never so confused as when trying to keep up With the war by reading what three or four experts write. State College | | Dorothy W. Henning. State College | Gap! Howard | Howard State College { Shows Daily—7 to 11.30 P. M. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY —Continwous Saturday from 2 os ui . a STAMPEDE OF ACTION , Ld -~ BOBBY BLAKE DAN DAILEY DONNA REED MOKEY Introducting the Greatest Screen Find Since Jackie Coogan was “The Kid” MONDAY — BARGAIN NITE! JOHN HOWARD. «in TRAGEDY AT MIDNITE THE VOICE OF CRIME TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ITS THRILL TIME! CHESTER JEAN MORRIS PARKER NO HANDS ON THE CLOCK Master Movie Mystery! we ASD smi BARBARA PAT STANWYCK O'BRIEN GAMBLING LADY NEXT WEEK-END WALLACE BEERY ‘in JACKASS MAIL
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