J une 8, 1044. fHE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PX. te LOCALS rem. - J and Hazel Spring street, last week In ~The Misses Isabel Johnson, of North sent the forepart of Harrisburg. Mrs. R. A. Miller spending a few days in town this week the guest of Mrs, George Pr of Willowbank street Mrs. E. J. Cullen and Mrs. Jen- nie Borst, of Derry, Pa, spent a week's vacation with thelr sister, Mrs. Harry H. Peters, of Milesburg Mr. anti Mrs. Harrison Dukeman of Clearfield, arrived at Curtin this week to spend the summer months at their cottage along Bald Eagle Creek Pvl. George of Tyrone, Is HE] Miller, Purnell Jr, of In- diantown Gap, Is spending a 10-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George I. Purnell, of North Spring. street James Decker seaman second class, who recently returned from the Mediterranean area, was here Sunday for a visit with his wife and family on South Penn street —-Miss Daisy Keichline, of East Bishop street, last week went to Huntingdon for a visit with her bro- ther and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs John M. Keichiline and’ family Mrs. Lee Confer, of Phoenix, Aviz., Is visiting her husband's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Confer, of Bast Howard sireet. Mrs. Confer expects to Arizona later divs month The monthly meeting the Beliegonte Garden Club will be held at che home of Mrs. D. A. Grove on Bast Linn street, Tuesday, June 13 at 4:30 p. m. A picnic supper will follow the business meeting J. Swengel Smith, seaman frst elass, member of a destroyer crew, arrived here last week to spend an eight-day Jfurfough with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Smilh, of North Allegheny street Mrs. Fred Geren, of Cleveland, ©Ohlo, who came tw Bellefonte last week for the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Caldwell, spent several days with her sister, Mrs. Andrew Bugle, before returning home ~P¥l, Maxwell Hutchin: Indiantown Gap week ficre for a ten-day visit wi wife the former Ruth Olsen, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Leif A. Olsen, of West Curtis Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kissell ane daughter Shirley, of East Bi street, spent the weekend in Ithaca N. Y., with Mr. and Mrs. Kissell sof Willard, who has comrse an Naval University Stafl Sergeant Harold Camp Cook, Cal, arrived he week lo spend a ten-day furlough with his wife, the former Mildred Wright, at the home of her parent Mrs. Ira W. Wright { return Ww f os on of arrived th hi last Cornell training at re last Mr. amd Bush Addition ~-Mrs. Clara at View, and Bush Addition hewisburg for a mer; duughte; Barmmhart, of Plea Mis. Davig Grove last week went visit with and the latter's miece, Miss Margaret Barnbwet, shetitian at Bucknell Universit ~Fred Marshall the Jacksonville road ment st the Centre C dispensary, Friday night, for or injury to his left thu Alter receiving treatment Mr. Marsh was able to resume his work at Universal Match Company plant hicre —Pvt Thomas Wallace day returned to his dutie Marines at San Diego, Cal ’ hasiie been called here because the death of his mother, Mrs. Jame CG. Wallage, Sr. of Milesburg. Pst Wallice was with his wile and fam- fly at their home on West Blalop street ~Robert sen of Mr of tn he | uni aa - mb all Lh on Bay and Mi seven-year-old James Saylor of North Thomas strect, Monday piglhit was admitted to the Centre County Hospital for observation snd treatment. Robert became (ll at his home, SBunday. Reports yesterday were to the effect that his condition Was somewhat improved Mr: Archie Jimmy, of Bast Bishop Mess. Betty Long Reilly E4nn street, Sunday went y Beach, Del for Mrs. Caldwell's husband, Cpl. Cald- wil, who 15 stationed uear there Mrs. Reilly will return to Bellefonte early next month, but Mrs. Osldwell and son expect 0 spend the sum- mer there Miss Mary McClure, of Bishop street and Mrs. Roy mer, of West High street Friday departed for Buffalo, N. ¥Y for a weekend visit with the latter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hagan From Buflalo, Miss McClure contin. wed north to Toledo, Canada, where today she is to become the bride of Harry Buckley, of Peterboro, On taro Among those from out-of-town were here last Thursday for funeral of Mrs. Thomas Cald- well, of East Bishop street, were Mr. and Mims. Matthew Caldwell Miss Anna Caldwell, Mrs. Frank Heaton and Mrs. Dean Gibbons, all of Monongahela; Mrs. T. N. Fink, oi Tyrone, Prank Caldwell, of Clear- field: Mrs. Fred Geren, of Cleve- land, O.; Cpl. Archie Caldwell, of Bethany Beach, Del. and Staft Sgt Thomas Caldwell, of Santa Monica, Cal Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Wetzler and daughter, Elizabeth Ann, last Thursday attended commencement exercises at Mercersburg Academy, Malcolm Wetzler, Jr, being a mem- bor of the gradoating class, He was a member of the school band, or- chestra, assembly orchestra, the Blue and White Melodians, choir, glee chub and Clags Ode committee. He Was captain of the Jay-Vee football term and was a member of the base ball squad. Mrs. Wetzler's mother, Della Miller, of East Bishop and Miss Mary Tingue, of RR to Mercersburg fied tna and care the exercises, and West Beth visit with Caldwell and street of to a west Wit- who tw (Priday completed a i Sale: Matlresses and box springs Buy now and save $1000 with your old mattress and springs at the Electric Supply Co., Bellefonte, Pa » Cpl. Richard F. Tor Antonio, Tex. is spending this with his parents, Mr. and Mrs men Torsell, of North 1 street Miss Agnes Keller ington Ly C spent with her parent Charles Kellerman, street Rebe daughter Dubbs, of East underwent centre The Smoyer, recently Laurelton dulles Pvt Stewart, Sun nenk Car- DOmmas ell, of of Wash-« weekend Mi hop man the Mr ol Ei and wt Bi vear-old Paul M Mone al on Dubb of Mir five Mur reet siree and Curtin tonsiliectomy Hospital Celia and Beaver street accepted positions at State Village, began there Wednesday Magdalyn Kane Newburgh, N. Y arrived here during the weekend for a brief visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Kane, of Phoenix avenue Richard Bertram, retumed his duties at Bainbridge, Md alter spending a nine-day leave with his mother, Mrs. Anna Bertram Spring Creck Joseph Isenbeyg and her Judy Ann of Altoona the weekend with the former and aunt, Thomas and Mis Shaughness West Logan Guy the n County Misses of East Blanche who We thelr last of Camp waman 2.¢ Lo ol ne nt uncle Kate street ol e last to will lamsport three weeks In Bellefonte mothe Mu Elizabet family their home avenue Raymond week returiied work in 1 pent Nis aller nave. ing with his Love and Reynolds Mu on Hilton and daughter, Katharine Anna, of Wom- elsdorf, last Thursday arrived here for a visit with Mrs. Hilton's fatl Thomas B. Beaver and East Bishop street ~Miss Dorothy music in the schools of arrived here spend the her parents family Ral weekend of Qqurin tiie summer vacation Dr East Cur M gomery, daugh- W. Hassall Linn treet Wa of a visit wilh Anne Montgomery McGinnis th her sister went to sister Mr Miss who bas M1 wi immer month Members Company Monday fire of the were callee Poe Cros b Water from a exiting caused n Mr. and Mr Frank West Linn street, spent part {f Ia friends in Marion Upon their return to Be Were KRCCOM MANIC oy Harvey Jor { Marion Cent tH? West home Iv Kachik mpletey] her Marywood College, Scran- to spend the sum with her parents, Mr. and irew Kachik of the Ca iriments, South Aleghe morning in the Spring Was whic} street tank used ih bhiape in damag East werk with Len jer liefonte they : Mr who first wmoation Mrs those here Among were from out. Wedne Ho I Mr anda and Joh Alan Ada wi the Will last funeral of Datel ¥ street. were Kofamann Mrs Mary whank M1 K. E Hess, of Al Fdgewood Lock Haven Mr. and Mrs Frederick Sundny an two LOOnIA and ms { Albert King and of Niagara Falls, N ived in Belicionte to with Mir Logan Mar. son ¥ spend Mr King VRCation parent nd Mommas Cowher East Mrs King is former garet Cowher, of Bellefonte Mrs. Mary West Howard her position In Litke law offices lo be taker week of street the Louise Spicher of {treet ma reswgned Fleming & and her place is Miss Flora and Mrs. Harry C of West Howard Miss Stenger recently com secretarial course at Dick- College, Williamsport Spicher's resignation will be- effective in about two weeks Miss Florence Fromm of Belle fonte, wag guest of honor at a mis- cellancous shower given recently by Miss Gertrude Osman at her home on East Logan street. Miss Promm and Donald Wion wise of Belle- fonte, are to be married next month The following were present Mrs Jack Fromm, Mrs. Phillp Wion, and the Mises Betly Bloom Maxine Bryan, Bess Bryan, Jean Dinges, Florence ‘Fromm Betty Cordon, Mary Lois Krape, Bernadine Spear, Ruth Symmonds, and Eleanor Wion It Col and Mrs. Richards H Hoffman, of Riverdale, Md., are In Bellefonte visiting friends, and while here are guests at the Penn Belle Hotel, Col. Hoftman recently return. ed to the United States alter having served with the United States Alr Foree in North Africa, Sicily and Italy. and upon his arrival in State College last week discovered that the by Rey Jr. al Stenger daughter o nger street Sits vO pleted a in Mrs come son Junior isomewhere in his thousands of miles (of travel he had contracted malaria His initial attack of that malady (kept him housed up for three days at State College last week, but upon Ris arrival here early this week he Appeared Wo mve regained mueh of hig Tormer health. As a guest speak- er at the weekly Kiwanis Club lunghieon at the Penn Belle, Tues. “Dick” entertained club! day noon, members with a brief outline of bis [Journey With the U 8 forces. Al-| {ways entertaining, always interest. | Hoy, of Jol . { Lester Musser, who is in Ningara Falls, N. Y spent weekend with his wife and family East Lamb street Mrs. Fanny has been a guest since her niece, Miss Lizzie South Water street Willard Clemow turned to his after a visit sister, Mrs Curtin street Mrs. Morton Abelson during the weekend to her Philadelphia after spending weeks with her mother, Mrs Kelley, of Coleville Miss Cyrene Newcomb of fonte, a student of dietetics at State, Is spending this month at Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem, where sli Is completing hospital training Mr. and Mi and Mrs. Robert Bellefonte, and of Milesburg the funeral of Shoe Mrs. Nancy Curtin Kerk Inst Wednesday Plains, N. Y her brother the on Burke, of Altoona, Tuesday of Farley, ol Inst week res home in Burbank, Cal, in Bellefonte with his A. A Robison, of East returned home In cveral Owen Belle Penn Bt Clayton Thompson 'hompson, all of Edward Thompson Sunday atlended Nora Casher in Snow on of Cur- departed or indelinite and tin White for an with Hi~iaw Mi visi sister, family Miss Margaret Beaver Bishop street, Saturday Camp Breckenridge, Ky with her flance, Capt son, Jr, also of Bu stationed there Rev. and Mi Let thd daugnt and Mrs. Gar Young aod Fast departed for visit Wiikin- who 1 f Ol 10 a Roy lefonte, Kenneth 1 Kay ol atiended rout - Wil- Ren and mai lowbank treet Li ounci] of the Chu Missionary Alllance land, Ohi rom J Mr ang Mi eral « istian in Cceve- ule | 0 6 W. A. Bertrand and son Tommy, of Jackson Heights }» 1 uTived her arly ia wok for a bmel visit h Mi Bert - rand’'s parent and Mrs. T. J Kelleher and fanuly of South street Cpl nal Unger { Forre to his duties ther a ten-day furlough on East Bishop su mother Mi I Howard street WwW WwW Ham pts nit ty Pring reed 1¢ church Mr Spring Camp Armed HCI his } with Ki mger, ret wife ol ward Sout er, on Sat Cartwri inwall, where Ralph I ones ree! juring Jame West lot family he property been made ready week Rh with Michae) 31) and! wee Ken Philadel ring to thelr home a Visit ciel te mether Mr wit Ma ny whetr-in Mar Ha wid uffered pital Miss Kathryn arrived in Be a nth's vi “iN-aw and Shaughnessy side street. Ot the Shaughnessy Mrs. Shaughne Ahg sister, Mr and Mrs of Chi Wan, of C lefonte last week with Mr hd fami wr recent guests home included brother in-law H M. Wood hioage mo her bro- of avs a0 M1 al Mrs ehikiren, CC) ret Chester Walker Lar me In after spending with Mr. and Mr respective parents, M Perey Walker of Howard and Mr and Mrs. Charles Nittany. Mr. Walker is an of the Bethichem Fairfield Baltimore Molly Gherrity Rosalie Miller have completed Arst year studies at iege, Scranton, and on Sunday are rived in Bellefonte to spend the summer vacation at their respective homes. Miss CGherrity is a daugh- ter of Walter Gherrity, of the First National apartments, North Alle theny street, and Miss Miller is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs Martin Miller, of East Linn street “Oeorge Carpeneto who years ago left Bellefonte 0 reside mn Williamsport, has been named director of safety in a war plant at Frederick, Md.. and on Sunday de- parted for that city to begin his new duties. Mrs. Carpeneto, who Is spending this week with Mr. Care poneto’s mother Mrs. Louls Oar. peneto, of South Allegheny street, will go 0 Frederick as soon as suit able living quarters are found Rev. and Mrs. Wiliam © Thompson of North Allegheny street, Monday departed for - Clmmbers. burg to atlend Presbyterian church meetings until Friday. The Rev. Mr Thompson, who recently was ine stalled as moderntor of the Hunt. ingdon Presbytery, is presiding over the regular meetings of the church organization in Chambersburg, while Mrs. Thompson, who is president of the Huntingdon Presbyterial So- clety, is attending sessidng of the women's group wl es and er and Synday Baltimore, Md week's vacation Walker's and Mi: RD Cale employe shipyards Ar on 3 2 iwd a of in Miss their Marywooyl Col Mi and two ing, and always capable, Col. Hoff- | man’s natural Whility to do well any- thing he tries no doubt led to his rapid advancement in the armed ‘forces, | emploved | expressing our Genevieve Oursler, of came here early last with her sister, Mr: and family, of East Miss Pittsburgh, week for a visit Charles Beally Curtin street Pvt. Richard Barlett, of La. arrived here recently an M-day furlough with Mis. Mary Barlell, of street Adn Powel this of thelr Camp to is Fast Polk spend mother, Beaver Mis Y.. Is spending fonte as the Ralph Eyer Bishop street Help yourself to rare new breaks fast treat Post's Raisin Bran, sumptuous blend of wheat and bran flakes plus radsins, is delicious, I's nourishing. It new! » Anthony Riglin Raritan Arsenal five-day mothe Coley of Waverly, N week In Belle Mr, and Mrs home on East guest al n stationed Metuchen, Jast fam Cpl at the N. J week w 14 iy pent a furlough th hi home in Becond-hand st derful new idea In reaching many ear Cet information. Try magic new Post's Ralsin Bran R. Patton lege. has accepted a agent for the Prudential Company and began his week He has been Bellefonte area 8 '8gL. Elmer Garbrick MeCOain, Miss, returned to hy thi Week spending a furlough wife, the Eleano th parent Mi ol fa velilic Pvt. John Howard Moto al the ile about won cereals are first-hand ombination ores Col- As An Insurance new n Blatle position Gilbert of duties last igned Ww the of Camp duties 10-day forme: home of Hel Robert Bil alle; his at with Billett Mr. and Rev nods Ele member Rock view lett Ennt State sub nhiooth street Police at uta guara witli Mr ter Jean Lime and os ling f his | bem Liranas reily, de COMIPans Miand. pred TYR {row West Te » ome bl] Fox mit tir w iret former Nort WT Mile burg Ovoree nosn Be wm his home in Pt 1A : ok up ! Ang Nd] Spd ert Mak well came up iiadeiphin Fri j«time friends Cares former k liefonte resident 4 Va) a Hille fishing he admitted. Por the past I7 years Mr had been employed as an engineer the Widener Estate at Elken Park. Due to the closing up and sale of the Widener properties Mr Gares was retired {1 his pos ition May 30 and granted a pension of $35 per mont) He is a son of williamm Cares, chief of police of Beliefonte during the years the nail works and glass works flourished the life of a Hee officer was are for sOF om when anything bul easy Coach J W_ Derr tin Texas. Bchool | the of having trained the 1944 hampionship track and 0 mi the National thi Association of Bchools for the Blind Mr. Der bas been physical director of the Texas hool for more than twenty years and been commended on various occasions for the high stand- ard of athletic ability achieved by his pupils, all of whom are hand. capped by defective eyesight. The method of competing by the various blind Institutions throughout the country is to have the track and field events run off under direction of impartial supervisors who score the contestants and mall the results to the national headquarters where they are tallied and the winners de- clared. The Texas school amassed a total of 72 points, with Oklahoma 56. Pittsburgh 17. Wisconsin 9, Ohio 4. and New York State | r I~ of the Awe the Blind, has honor eld tes 0 etic iH or ha (Additional Locals on Page Four) Card of Thanks “DARL We take this “means "of thanks to all per. wie who contributed in ner during the Uiness and death ol Samuel FF. Diehl (Signed) My Jennie Diehl and tamily PALMER we take this means “of pressing our thanks to neighbors | and friends for the use of cars and floral tributes, and thelr kind sym. pathy during our bereavement of the desth of Thomas Paimer, of Pot. ters Mills (Signed) F. F. Palmer and wife ———————— | T SUMMERS—We wish 10 thank our friends and neighbors for their flor. [al tributes, use of cam, thelr kind ness and sympathy extended to ua during the death and burial of our mother. Also to thank Rev Bones and the cholr who sang (Signed) Win. Summers, children and grand. any man. | [CLASSIFIE Over Thirty Thousand Persons Read These Columns every week Thats why The Centre Democrat's classified advertising de. partment has become so amazingly popular. OCotwidering its low cost and the benefits derived from is use, IL Is undisputably Centre County's Gom- munity Bargain Counter RATES Advertisements of twenty-five words or less, 25 cents for first issue, and 15 cents for each additional insertion. Where advertise ments contain more than twenty-five words, one cent a word Is charged REAL ESTATE A stradght one cent a word Is charged for real estate advertising sale or rent KEYED ADS All advertisements that request replies to be malled to this oMee, must be complied with by those answering the advertise ments, Please do not call at the office for information concerning such advertisements, as the publishers are not permitted to divulge the name of the rdvertiser BUBSCRIBER'S PRIVILEGE Every subscriber to The Centre Dem- ocrat whose subscription is paid up to date, Is entitied to a 20 -word ad- vertisement in these columns one ume, free of charge. Otherwise the subscriber will be charged the regular advertising rate. This privilege can be used six times 8 year at different intervals FOIL BALE ne ale LOST Fur Storage BIORAGE Our Lee nie 1 SALE Hard ooal int 8 Of : ¥ cannel and «oft d O ' Sor fiz . ; ¥. Ripka, 80. Water spes. A Phone 768 81. 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Bring your live stock and NILrY. you can except food prices T Realeel owner. manager rar 8] “oe bys NO ar listed Meese Port POR Nn v's Onarage BALE 1906 reasonabie Fiymoutih coupe ofler refused B M Rehprsburg. Pa x23 POR SALE -8tove wood, two miles wesl of Julian, on Mattern farm Route 220 Ow “Holt ~ Son bu FOR SALE Heatrols and alieboatt both in good condition Inquire of Henry Hampton Howard, Pa x23 POR sALP 1938 Ordmgrobiie Heate Radio Very good Bierlys ‘Garage _Rabersb re Pa POR BALE -fawworth Seaby grand plano, cheap to quick buyer, | good condition. Inquire at 48 Reyn. olds Ave Bellefonte Pa x23 POR SALE Platform scales. good a new, weighs 800 pounds on bean T'wo new screen doors. Two seals FARMERS — The Clinwon Auction Mil Hall Pa. offers you an o0D- Iportunity 10 dispose of your lve. shock and poultry br en I'Sidding. every Monday check aa s00n A: sale s mage "0 ie, Do comm lssion nae! 1 Amplifier for Rent FOR RENT--TWo apecial built am. plifiers for Bingo. Inquire of EK B long R D 3 Belistonte, Pa Red Roost) coach tires x23 {3 feel Jong with springs, to st on » truck to haul working man. 8 BE Brown, Centre Hall, Pa PA FOR SALE Avaliable today Two | tranapiantery. several compliant. {ers. side-delivery and sulky makes. | one loader fing and walking | cultivator potato fantom plows ste. at Loch atin chinery Oom. | pany Jerney x4 Wanted to Buy ron fe, gasoline and foe milk A in stock. Trumbull electric brooders and brooder units. | ment atuniey © har as [Rootrig Shop, BURIAL YS. sure It a a Du relnforoed conorete burial pay Ca Aga WANTED byes WANTED zines toy To buy ihe DOK Lock MAP won Coal sua Junk Ywa alreet lock Have 2817 Tu and Haven and mags od etd me La bi Pie me Live Stock for Sale POEL BAL Custom Hatching CUSTOM HATCHING Pe = For Sale or Rent or 1 Ma ed Lot Haven ™a eke Pa Real Estate for Sale on sale for " a A Faubye A brick families i res CONVEDIeNONs Pelsoionte, Pa labile dentis Muy M Phone 479 isu hase. » FOR SALE Coon productive farm of 100 acres Sixty sores are Milabie 40 1 pasline and timber, seme sale able Coed bulidings iarge barn 4x30 chwken house 2 good brood. or houses and cleric lights In all buiings T™HE fartn bb lomied 2 miles northeast of Serine Mills, Pa on hard surfaced rosd. Ther iy ws ter in Lhe Bouse and runniing wate all the feide On the farm A po dairy farm Only 50 feet fron school and chureh Loyd A Hou er, Sowing Mills, Pa. 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