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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
June 7, 1951
funeral of Wilbur Hennes
u
trobe;
Mr. and Mi
CENTRE HALL
Relatives who came here for
rday were
Mt
Thomas Henne
Mi Guy
and
Ds
Mrs. Ralph Rach:
Randall
a
Miller
nd Mr. and Mi
New Bloomfield
Mrs
Mr and Mi
Gilbert Ralstor
commencement ex
Haven
Monday
son,
K
Stae Teacher
morni:
John J
raduating cla
tion
and
Mr
Edna Krape
itors
Mr
cott,
lace, Cincim
last
C
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d
Centre
J
oO.
last Friday
and Mrs
Mrs. John
N.Y
Tuesday
nd Mrs, W
ette is
Hall
Mr. and
ames
last Monday
Mu
left t
the weekend
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is aunt, Mi:
family, after
w
h
a
b
Miss Mary
a
a
Durst h
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is father, V
Mrs. Harry
bel and Ront
Uurg, were Su:
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nd Mrs. H C
me
George Kline
f Salona, calle
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took her
IS sister
nd
see Mrs. €
Hall
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ome
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Miss D
Harrisbur
bookkee
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Bank
Mr d Mi:
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h
Mrs
ad supper or
Margare
xd a term of teaching in the
ial department in the Eph-
chool returned
her
and Mi
ha 1
pend
Mi Da-
had
Foreman
who
Jane
and Mir
f Cri
John
on. Miss
Mrs. Lyman
h and Mr
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Blazer
fay wu Monday
rnest Trostle
Clarence
si
homan ned last
k Air Base, Cocoa
10 day fur
ana
nt M1
enlist-
fter
Antonio
retur
is
San
DR. A. F. PRATT, Optometrist
Opposite Post Office at REBERSBURG
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OFFICE DAYS—Tuesday and Sa
Appoin ents NO” seded ;
tmer ZOOL Needs
far
any
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turday, 10 A. M. to 8 P. ML.
and kept)
ec made
vacation
Foreman |
Lois |
Vis. |
Smith of Lock Haven, Mr. and
| Clay Flgard, sons Eddie and Tedd:
{ of Altoona Mr. and Mrs. Willlam
| Harshbarger of Summerton, 8. C
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Knarr and
on John of DuBol
Thomas Henney Latrobe, whe
came here last Friday for the fu.
{ neral of his nephew, Wilbur Henney
Saturday, remained until Tues-
for a visit at the Henney home
daughter, Mrs. Anna Erb ang
Lila, brought him here
Erb returned Monday for her
of
on
| day
Hix
daughter
Mrs
father
M1 Myra
{ of Howard
| guests of
| Meyer
Mrs. Styrl Grove, son
Billy, and Mrs. Harold Sunday
| State College, called on Saturday
Mr Mrs. Gardner Grove
Callers week Mi
Lizzie
Potter
Mr
Dullen
were
Mr. and
and son Phill;
Sunday dinner
Mr Clifford
Butch and
ee and
to
Mis
Slack
of Chester
Centre Hill, Mr
Armstrong anc
Filla Youn
Miller
“ry
wil
last ee
Palmer were
and Warren
Carson
Cieorge Hackett of
and Mr Walter
daughter Sue
of Pellefonte
of
Joe
and
Mr
Mis
Charlie
C. Henne
aughter Lila
Sens
vith
Mt
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when she returned with Mr
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| Mr. and
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home for
Mrs, W
to her home
last fall visit
CGireensourg
Gioodhart of
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home on Sunday
Mrs. Roxanna
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hom Tuesday roApen
week with r. and Mi Clarencs
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Mi
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hter
and family
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the
home
Donald
spent
Mr
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upper
K. Kelle:
after
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of
Da
Bitner
at the
Spooner
Memorial
Samuel
her
with
Mt
Bitner
nas returned
LWAY
stown and
Joh
here
Conn
on
and
Robert
to see Mrs. Wagn
Helen Harpe:
Mi IF. A
nd
Mi!
Hosterman
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Keriin ¢
Mrs. Hostern
and Mr Max
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Tuesday evening
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Samuel
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snothe:
Mr. and
Rochester
Mrs. Samuel
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Visitors at the Samuel! Shirk
homie on Decoration day were Mr
Toner Watson and son, of Williams
port. John Shawley and wife ah
| two girls, Mrs, Trixie Shawley anc
{ Harold, and Miss Doris Robinson
{all of Yarnell, and Mr. and Mrs
| Donald Shawiey and two children
of Milesburg
| Mrs. Ray
| Barry. and Mrs. Minnie Shirk
| Bellefonte, visited at the
Shirk home Bunday evening
Mrs. Minnie Shope and daughter
of Howard, visited with home folk:
and attended Sunday, School and
| worship service last Sunday
Daughter Born
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marshall
of Snow Shoe. have announced the
birth of their fourth daughter,
born In the Philipsburg State Hos.
pital. Busan Jo weighed 8 pounds,
A ounces. Mr. Marshall is the
son of Mr. and Mra. Arch Marshall,
so it
visited
for
Mrs
N. Y
Shirk
Taylor Slacker
visited Mir
Inst Friday
of
and
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Johnson
of
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June 7, 1851
The @entre Bemorrat
FOUNDED 1827
Dear Readers
It gives me extreme
be able to write
this summer. It's
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you folk:
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great to be back Mr Harry
to report the happenings from Norman, of Lew
this Pennsylvania hamlet which Copenhaver of Aaron
Main Street, U. 8B. A Miller
The heart of America I of Ce
Broadway in New York City the A Very 1 parade
IVS In the small Memorial Day
where a boy cal the cemeter
walk In his bare feet, wear a patch M1 MN
the of his pants and n f Williamsburg
hirt back, carry a fishin Hughe of B
shoulder M1 Frank
his side, Martha
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