AARONSBURG
ohn Durst has further improved
already cozy and pretty home by
ring had it wired for electricity.
irs. UieorEes, eaver spent several
rs, last week, the guest of Mr.
| Mrs. E. E. Ardery, in Bellefonte.
ir. and Mrs. Harry Acker and
ighter, Margie, after a motor trip
st, returned home Tuesday of last
kK.
ir. and Mrs. Ralph Stover attend-
the funeral of John Eckel, in
lefonte. Mrs. Eckel is a niece of
5. Stover.
ifr and Mrs John Laidacker have
n in Shickshinny for the
‘k, the guests of Mr. Laidacker's
‘her and sisters.
Ir. and Mrs. Daniel Stover, of
dinburg, were in our village, last
‘k one evening, combining busi-
3s with pleasure.
Ir. and Mrs. Haupt and small
d, of Bellefonte, were recent
sts of Mrs. Haupt's parents, Mr.
Mrs. D. P. Ream
{r. and Mrs. H. D. Krape are re-
ing congratulations on the ar-
J of a son, on June 22nd, named
n Hosterman Krape.
{r. and Mrs. A. S. Stover had as
sts Mr. and Mrs. Shem Aurand
Milroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
amer and son, of Jersey Shore.
(r. and Mrs. Stover Durst and
and Mrs. Orin Keister drove to
‘on, Ohio, where they spent the
k-end, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
1 Frazier.
liss Sue Lenker and a party of
nds, of Lemont, were seen in
n, Sunday evening. Miss Sue's
nds are always pleased to have
return to town.
he Misses Lodie Harter and
‘tha Smith are spending a week's
ation with their parents in this
«, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith
Mrs. Jacob Harter
aul Beaver and Billy Zerby and
. Grover Beaver and children, of
ngstown, Ohio, were recent
sts of their uncle and aunt, Mr.
Mrs. George E. Stover.
r. and Mrs. John Tomlinson and
adson, of Jackson, Mich., and sis-
Mrs. Krause, of York, who had
1 their guests, were recent guests
heir brother, F. B. Tomlinson.
‘r. and Mrs. Fount Snyder and
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Arrange ‘|
To Visit |
Altoona
Booster
Stores
And Share In The
Wonderful
Values
Booster
Stores’
New
Low Price
Sale
Starting
Friday,
July 10,
And Continuing
to Saturday, July 18.
Merchandise of All Kinds,
nd of Dependable Style
ind Quality, will be offered
it the
Lowest
Prices
n 14 Years!
Javings are great enough to
ustify Everybody Buying
‘or Future, As Well As
‘or Present Needs.
Altoona
Booster Stores
re Closed Thursday Afternoons
aring July and Augast.
Altoona
Booster Association
church, Rev.
ed. Worship—10.45, spec
| 18¢h.
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| Wilkinsburg,
children, of Bellefonte, and Mr. and |
Mrs. Horace Henry and children, of
Milroy, were recent of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. King
Mrs. J. G. Eisenhauer had as re-
cent guests her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
‘M. T. Eisen hauer, of Bellefonte and
Beavertown and Mr. and Mrs. C. O.
Grove and children, of Williamsport.
Miss Mary G. Foster is in a very
serious condition, having been
stricken with paralysis last winter
while in Florida, and for the past
few weeks has been rapidly failing.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Haines, of
Akron, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs.
‘Elmer Weaver and children, of Mif-
past flinburg, were week-end guests at the
home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Haines.
J. H. Crouse and brother, H E.
Crouse, drove to Akron, Ohio, to at-
tend the funeral of their cousin, N.
Clayton Wyle, who, with his family,
which in fact was their birthplace.
Mrs O. J. Auman, who had been a
patient, several days, in the Lewis-
town hospital, where she had
of her second finger on her right
hand amputated, is home and get-
ting along as well as can be expect-
ed.
The sudden death of Warren Hos-
terman, Friday night, was a great
shock to his family and the coun-
munity, as he had been seemingly
as well as usual. The family have
our deepest sympathy in this trying
hour.
Mrs. Thomas Hull had as recent
guests Mrs. C. C. Bell and son, Earl
Bell, and her grand-son, Charles
Bell; her daughter, Mrs. F. B Pat-
ton, J. W. Adams and daughter,
Mrs. Helen Holder and son, John
Robert, all of Huntingdon, and Mr.
Bouldinghouse, of Harrisburg.
Mr and Mrs. Cyrus Bower and
daughter, Mrs Doyle Best and two
children, spent Mouday afternoon of
last week in State College. Wed-
nesday Mrs. Bower, accompanied by
the Misses Cunningham, drove to
Danville where they spent the day
with Mr. and Mrs. Byron Case.
Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Fred Griesing
had as recent guests Mr. Griesing's
cousin, Mrs Roland Richards and
daughter Eleanor, and Mrs. Rich-
ard’'s sister-in-law, Miss Ethel Rich-
ards, all of Hazleton. Jay Gutelius
and two daughters, of Nanticoke,
were also recent guests at the par-
sonage.
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CHURCHES
SERVICES
Union church
IN BELLEFONTE
UNION CHURCH
The first of the
services was held in the Reformed
church, on Sunday evening, with
Rev. W. C. Thompson the preacher.
The schedule for July and August is
as follows: July 12, Evangelical
church, Rev. Clarence E. Arnold;
July 19, Episcopal church, Rev.
Robert Thena; July 26, Presbyterian
Clarence E. Arnold;
August 2, Lutheran church, Rev.
Wm. C. Thompson; August 9, Meth-
odist church, Rev A. Ward Camp-
bell; August 16, Reformed church,
Rev. H. L. Jacobs; August 23, Pres-
'byterian church,. Rev. A. Ward
Campbell; August 30, Methodist
church, Rev. Robert Thena. The
services will begin promptly at 7:30
o'clock.
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
Sunday school at 9.30 a. m.
Preaching at 10.45 a. m. and 7.30
p.- m. by the pastor.
Morning subject: “The Tabernacle
a Type of Christ, The Door and the
Brazen Altar.”
Evening subject: ‘““The Great Con-
troversy Between God and Satan
from Creation to the Cross.”
Senior and Intermediate Endeavor
at 6.30 p. m.
Brotherhoo. Monday evening.
Prayer and Bible study Waednes-
day evening at 7.30.
Juniors Saturday at 3 o'clock.
The choir will sing at each preach-
ing service.
Male quartette will
Sunday evening service.
Rev. G. E. Householder, Pastor.
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
9:30 A. M.,, Church school; Her-
man Hazel, superintendent.
10:45 A. M., Morning service; Ser-
mon: “Christian Righteousness.”
The union church service, Sunday
evening, will be heid in St. John's
Episcopal church at 7:30 o'clock.
The preacher will be the Rev. Robert
Thena.
sing at each
Clarence E. Arnold, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Church Bible school, C. C. Shuey,
Supt. 9.30. League, 6.30 well con-
ducted with topics strongly present-
fal exposi-
tion of selected and pertinent Scrip-
tures: 7.30 “Evangelism” with direct
message. Pastor responds to calls
for his services. Commercial trav-
elers, strangers from far and near
are found in numbers attending this
church for its school session and
public worship. Everybody wel-
come.
———The annual reunion of the
Fry clan, combined with students of
the Pine Grove Mills Academy, will
be held on the Academy grounds, at
Pine Grove Mills, Saturday, July
It will be in the shape ofa
basket picnic. The Citizens band
will furnish the music and an ex-
{cellent program has been arranged.
The public is invited.
WINGATE,
Albert Peters came up from Flem-
ington, Friday, to see his mother,
Mrs. Frank Peters, who is serious-
ly ilL
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kiser and
Mrs. Christ Marsh motored down
from Altoona, Saturday, and remain-
'ed over Sunday at the Irwin home. D:!
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Irwin, of
took their daughter
Thelma to State College, last week, oy
| where she is attending the summer 1831, the foregoing Ordinance is hereby
| session. Before returning home Mr. |dpproved.
|and Mrs. Irwin visited friends here.
' 30, 1981
were former residents of this village,
| ——A little daughter was born to!
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McKinley, of
Reynolds avenue, at the Centre |
County hospital, last Thursday, and
on Tuesday of this week a little son |
arrived in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Woodring Jr., on east How-
ard street.
———— A ———————
——Harry L. Zimmerman and his
wife entertained, Wednesday night,
at their home on Reynolds avenue,
their guests including the eighteen
members of Mr. Zimmerman's hunt-
ing club, and their wives.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
First National Bank, No. 5249, at
Howard, in the State of Pennsyl-
at the close of business on June
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts ..............$144,370.64
United States Government se-
vania,
own A A SES SES
on Rg TR
ture an xtu
Reserve Federal
| Redemption und wit Bo vu. %
TYCUSUIOE crceecomeeess aimee 3,250.00
TOME cassesmmcssisssss
LIABILITIES
Qapital stock paid in
Undivided profits—net ......... 35,084.00
Reserves for dividends, contin-
gencies, ete emesis 1,760.00
Circulating notes outstanding. 25,000.00
Due to banks, including certi-
fied and cashiers’ checks out-
SANGIN ...ocnenrrsnnniniisisienn 454.87
Demand deposits 108,518.57
Time deposits 863.
Total
belief.
W. K. McDOWELL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 7th day of July, 1831.
WALTER YEARICK
Notary Public
My commission expires March 2, 1988.
Correct Attest:
WALTER J. KURTZ
SON
R. H. BENNI
JACKSON KLINE
Directors.
An Ordinance.
Authorisihy
ough ©
tate situate in sald
of the Bellgfonte Realty
providing for the pa ment thereof,
the appropriation of Six Thousand Dol-
lars per annum to be _jutd monthly in
payments of Five undred Dollars
each, to be applied to the assumption
and payment of. & certain Mortgage on’
said Premises.
WHEREAS, the Borough of Bellefonte,
on the First day of July, A. D. 1929,
entered into a certain article of agree-
ment with the Bellefonte Realty Company |
for the rental of certain real estate, more
fully described in a certain deed from |
N. E. Spangler and wife to the Bellefonte
Realty Company, recorded in Centre
County in Deed Book Vol. 141, page 1565;
AND WHEREAS, under sald agree-
ment, it was provided that said Borough
could pu said real estate from said
Realty Company, at any time, within a
po of twenty (years by the assump-
tion of the lien indebtedness against the
same;
AND WHEREAS, the said Bellefonte
Realty Company, on the first day of July,
A. D. 1929, made, executed and deliver-
ed to the Bellefonte Trust Company of
Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, a certain mort-
gauge, recorded in the office for the re-
cording of deeds in and for Centre
County, Pennsylvania, on the 30th da
of August A. D. 1929, in Mortgage Boo
Vol. 56 e 381, as Trustee, for the
hoiders of certain bonds issued and sold
in pursuance to the provisions of said
mortgage;
AND WHEREAS, there are
ing, under said mortg
sum of THIRTY
HUNDRED DOLLARS.
SECTION I: NOW THEREFORE, be it
ORDAINED and ENACTED by the Bor-
ough of Bellefonte, at a regular meeting
of council, and it is hereby ORDAINED
and ENACTED, by the authority of the
same, that the said Borough purchase
from the Bellefonte Realty Company, the
real estate owned by said Company, and
more specifically described in a certain
deed, herein above referred to, and
afress to Ra) therefor the sum of THIR-
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOL-
LARS, as the purchase price therefor,
which said sum is represented by cer-
tain bonds issued in ursuance of a
mortgage given by the
Company, to the Bellefonte Trust Com-
pany, of Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, as
rustee, for the holders of bonds, issued
in pursuance of said mortgage.
SECTION II: That there is hereby
appropriated and set aside, so much of
outstand-
e, bonds in the
OUSAND FIVE |
llefonte Realty
the annual water rents collected by said fl
Borough, out of the operation of its
plant, not otherwise necessary for said
purpose as will amount to SIX THOU-
D DOLLARS, per year, to be ap-
plied to the payment of the above stated
mortgage by monthly payments of Five
Hundred Dollars each, which said pay-
ments are hereby authorized and directed
to be made by the Borough Treasurer
to the Bellefonte Trust Company, Trus-
tee under said mortgage. It is further
provided that, if at any time, there shall |
not be sufficient income from the water °
plant of said Borough, after the payment
of all operating expenses to meet said
monthly Een of FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLA each, that any deficiency shall
be paid out of the general funds of said
Borough, from time to time. The month-
ly payments to be made to the Bélle-
fonte Trust Company, as herein above
stated, until the said mortgage, principal
and interest, has been paid in full, ac-
cording to the terms thereof.
SECTION III: That the purchase of
said real estate by the Borough of Belle- |
fonte, is necessary in the operation of
its water works, and by becoming the
owner of said premises, the right of the |
Bellefonte Trust Company, as Trustee,
for the mortgage bond holders, as to the
application of the purchase money hereby
agreed to be paid to it, shall not in any
manner cancel or invalidate the appropri-
ation of said payments by the Bellefonte
Trust Company, to interest or principal
of said mortgage, as provided in the
agreement between the llefonte Realty
Company and the Borough of Bellefonte,
dated July 1st, A. D. 18929, and recorded
in the ol for the Recording of Deeds,
etc., in and for Centre County, Pennsyl-
vania, in Mis. Book Vol. "Y” ge B87.
That all of the provisions of sald agree-
ment, sc far as the same are not incon-
sistent, by reason of the acquisition of
title by said Borough of said premises
shall remain in force until the payment |
in full of said mortgage. |
SECTION IV: That all ordinances or
any provisions thereof inconsistent here-
under, are hereby repealed.
ORDAINED and ENACTED into an |
ORDINANCE, this 19th day of June, A. |
JOHN S. WALKER |
President of Council |
| Attest: W. T. Kelly |
| Secretary |
And now, to-wit, June 26th, A. D. |
H. P. HARRIS
Burgass
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stocks, |
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS | NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LECTRIC DISHWASHER-—Practically ANTED-—Return to Alec Morrison,
new, for sale very, very cheap. In- a small brass vase picked up
quire of John Fleming, Bellefonte, two young men, in the east 3
Pa. $ 27-3t | of the cemetery, Wednesday. Hu
, Baskets, Wreaths, Wed-
BE: FOR COAL—Seal ed bids to fur-
nish ding Rouquets- Ci
good e of Bituminous Coal
DRING'S FLORAL GARDEN.—
grad 8
to be delivered at buildings of Belle-
Flowers
fonte School District will be received un- | e e prices—We deliver.
‘til July 25, 1931. About 350 tons re. | 137 E. Howard St. Bellefonte Phone 238R
quired. All bids to state mine from ; 76-27-20
which coal will be delivered. The School
reserves the right to reject any or | XECUTOR'S NOTICE.— The under-
all bids. signed executrix of the last will and
M. E. BROUSE, Secretary, testament of John F. Holt, late of
76-27-3t Bellefonte, Pa. | the borough of Unionville, Centre County,
- | Pennsylvania, deceased, hereby notifies
to said estate to make immediate
those
Gea dy
STATE COLLEGE
(Summer Opening Tims 7:00 p. m.)
MARY ELIZABETH HOLT, Executrix,
W. Harrison Walker
Bellefonte, Pa.
XECUTRIX'S NOTICE. —Letters
E t the pe a Dosh oh
0 unde upon e
of Marcus A. ny Bellefonte
borough, d , all persons knowing
themselven, 1ndebieq to gud Sstate ars
reques 0 prompt payment, an
those having claims auingt the same
must present them, duly authenticated,
for payment,
Mrs. BLANCHE B. LANDSY
John G. Ex
Love, ecut
Attorney. 76-26-6t Bellefonte,
FRIDAY —
Richard Dix, Jackie Cooper
in Rex Beach's
“YOUNG DONOVAN’'S KID”
.
given that the Orphan's Court
tre County has appointed the
Auditor in estate
et al, Joos children A
. to pass upon
distribution of all
funds to and among those entitled thére-
SATURDAY —
Warner Oland, Sally Eilers
in Earl Derr Biggers’
to; and that the undersigned as Auditor
“THE BLACK CAMEL” has fixed a hearing Tuesday, August 4,
1931, at ten A. M., in his office in Temple
also Court, Bellefonte, Pa., wherein all es
Adventures in Africa and Fox News |in interest may be heard
ELLIS L. ORVIS
76-26-4t Auditor
Latfero Freignl Line
Lewistown..... Bellefonte
Office—46 West Market Street
LEWISTOWN, PA.
Dial Phone—4205
Local and Long Distance
HAULING
76-26-2t*
MONDAY AND TUESDAY—
Norma Shearer, Lionel Barrymore in
“A FREE SOUL”
WEDNESDAY —
Return Showing of
Will Rogers in Mark Twain's
“A CONNECTICUT YANKEE” |
THURSDAY —
Lewis Ayres, Genevieve Tobin in
“UP FOR MURDER”
UDITOR'S NOTICE.—Notice is here- |
Again She Triumphs!
ONo other star can point to Hit
after Hit like “Divorcee,” ‘ Let
Us Be Gay,” and “Strangers
May Kiss.”
SHEARER
Brilliant, Gay, Glorious—Winning New
Laurels in a Strong Dramatic Role—
“A FREE SOUL?”
A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Triumph with a Great Cast
LIONEL BARRYMORE
Leslie Howard, Clark Gable, Jimmie Gleason
Direct from Second Month in New York at $2.00 Prices
Monday and Tues.
July 13-14
Shows at 7 and 8.45
LN AY
AEaTRE:
STATE COLLEGE
RICHELIEU
Friday This Week
“Women Love Once”
with Paul Lucas,
and Star Cast.
to live in a 3-room flat.
—A wife who dared scandal and hu-
tion! A woman loved
husband who strayed. wae :
Saturday This Week
“The Black Camel”
Monday, Tues., Wednes.,
““Gonfesslons of a Co-Ed’
From her Intimate Diary—
Phillips Holmes, Sylvia Sidney—
It was filmed directly from -
tual diary of a college girl ede, or
reasons, must remain an- State—All Next Week
Anymoas. Her experience ly
Naate. sudim-chaged ab i Is The picture you have
* typical American University. been waiting for—
".
Lew Ayres in
“Iron Man”’
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10 mmm
- all persons knowing themselves indebted
ment of such indebtedness and
havi claims against the same to pre-
sent , properly authenticated, for
payment. \ |
Atty. Femisk, Fi: |
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OR SALE.—Real estate consisting
dwelling house and double house a
Bellefonte. Estate of Margaret
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Bellefonte, Pa.,
76-20-3t Executes
— E—
Free wheeling
speakin
rt,
REE Wheeling adds a
‘““lark’’ element to
motoring.
Folks who used to be a
little bored or blasé, may-
be, at the idea of “going
someplace in the car”, now
jump at the chance.
You start someplace.
You don’t just motor—
you Free Wheel, well may-
be, a fifth of the way at in-
tervals. It's a circus. Mo-
mentum carries you sailing
and you save gas and oil.
It's fun, and it's free!
You can have the joyous
thrills of Free Wheeling
today in a real Free Wheel-
ing Studebaker at $845
the lowest priced Six with
Free Wheeling as standard
equipment——engineered
from tip to tail to give you
its fullest benefits in its
finest form. Get the thrill
of your young life—get
behind the wheel!
free wheeling
originated by
Studebaker
845
at the factory
GEORGE A. BEEZER
GARAGE
BELLEFONTE, PA.
that reaper!
TELEPHONE
for new parts—
expert repairmen—
Save a trip
to town!
*
The modern
farm home has a
Telephone
FARM-21