Centre Democrat. (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, May 05, 1938, Image 13

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    THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
May 5, 1938.
Page Six
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| Over
The Counly
News |
C—O
of Woodward
burn
back
township
three hundred a
it wa
land bun
Snringe
Harr
flie
Haines
A forest
Cave In
over about
Friday before
control. The
longs to Dp. W
cabin on it
Frank Bible
Work
addition
pany building
the new
on t}
Ww u
ee const
we Howard Fu
HOW TO SLEEP SOUND
J. M. KEICHLINE
Fire Insurance
NOTARY PUBILU
| Bellefonte, Pa.
|
|
—
WHEN WINDS
GET ROUGH
A Windstorm Policy Protects You
From Financial Loss. See
John F. Gray & Son
General Insurance
Phone" 497-3 Bellefonte,
C. Y. WAGNER
& COMPANY
WAGNER'S
Quality Flour
A Mard Wheat Pat Flour
WAGNER'S
Our Best Flour
56-56 Blend
WAGNER'S
Very Best Flour
Winter Wheat.
Wagner's 327%
Wagn: r' Dairy
Wagner's Horse Feo
Wagner's Pig Meal
Wagner's Egg Ma
Wagner's Chick Sta
and Grower,
Wagner's Turkey Starter
and Grower,
Dairy Feed
My!
Wagner's Serateh Feed
Wagner's Medium  Seratch
Feed.
Wagner's Chick Feed
Rydes Cream Calf Meal.
Eshelman’s Dog Feed
All kinds of high protein
feeds for mixing with your
own feed,
Dealers in Al Kinds
of Grains
BELLEFONTE, PA.
R
he
i
pieased with
being dons
Fred Men
In d ing
ween slore until
wheel of
eT
H 4
a ail re
Fred LY he does
know how off the tracto
Car
wanna
Hie
ie gol
Lhrown
but he
hie Pred LH i
injury to his Yeft leg
——— —
You ean get a lot of fun out of
life sometimes # you will kee p your
mouth shut and listen
other people say,
PENN'S CREEK
The
were
friends
the sad
Wood
the use
morning
lellefonte
neighbors and
to hear ol
Boob, of
with
many
Ahocked
William
ward, ended his lle
ff a gun early Thursdal
Doran ied in |
y LO House
W that
"
future hey
Non
P. R R
William Grove
Io from the
PORT MATILDA
50
-
FARM CALENDAR
Timely Reminders from The Penn
sylvania State College School
of Agriculture
When lo Pasture Normal
FR
woody
Profitable—On
mi too touch
Home Garden
Pe State
Make B
are not an
Penn Btate agricultural 4
Whet barn is built only 30 or
Ml wi with the cows facing in
impossible to keep
A width of 36 {ce
standard construc
garder
arns Wider
Narrow bari
isfactory fing ¢
oO
379
actically
Le walls clean
sy called for in
tion plans
Give Seeding a Chanee-Tha thick
stand of grain wed as a nr
rop for grass and legume seedings
rob Lie seedlings of molstuie and
hades them too mueh, Penn Stale
rononists remind
Save the Rarface--1t doesn’t seem
HERE gpring unless the palnt brugh |
ed around the house and other
188. EA spring something
r & coh {fresh paint. Penn
engineers poin
h
Remove Mad Stains-Mud stains
fabrics not washable may be
ponged with denatured aleohol, say
on
nla State College,
KITCHEN SHOWER HELD
AT FRANK LINGLE HOME
A kitchen
home «
Mil fo
oesived
erved |
ang d
Those
le
34H
in the evening and
|
i Fra
(
hi
nk
an
HE
ef
Aanch
present
GRY
Jan
ili
ahd
wer
ighter
was held at the
Lingle. at 8m
Nance
fe Snir Be re
Ad gifts, Lunch wa
mu
Was enjoyd
were
Hier
Hnson
Centre County
Hospital Notes
of
Vonday
Fridas
Saturday
ai
and Mr
®
at
Dorman
Mrs
pesday
Mr
{rw
Siglersyil
NI
H
with
of Altoona, spent
Week
Baird, Pleas
Mat n
Mi
TTANY
’
the
May
Evangeli
i
Sunday
maay with \
Mrs, Minnie Poor
A, Wagner, Mr
Sail ¢
Na
Emma Harpstor spent Wed-
evening
Kathryn Swartz
Paul Peters,
days with his
her daughter
of Howard
Mrs
mother,
vina Peters during the past week
Mr
Mil
Kling
Halli;
and Mrs
Mr
and son
Frank Willimans of
Mrs
Lamar,
and
of
Sunday evening with Mr, and Mr
Charles Long
Mry
Mr
spent
and
Mr
Bud
Mrs
Fe
and
Mr
SON
daughter
Mrs. L
Mrs.
ter
Bunday
Mil
©
:
Bobby spent
and |
Button, of Farwell
Butlon
to. what home economists of the Perneyiva- daughter in the
| last Wednesday.
afternoon
former's sister and family, Mr
Wilbur
Miller, of Howard, is
ing with his uncle and aunt,
Lawrence
gave
Mis
Al
Cearge
spent
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CIVIL SERVICE A lot of experts are talking about
"OBITUARY |
EXAMINATION ANNOUNCED things they do not kpow too much
about
The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an open
competitive examination for the
position of Btudent Nurse at the
I RAISE STRONG
-
MRS, CHESTIE A. WAGNER
M Chestie Ann Wagner, 75, died
t home of her son vie E
Flemington Friday
months
he WAS a Live of Clearfield
but had resided in Fleming
She is also sur
another R.A Wagiu
one daughter, My 0
of Warren, one sister, Mi
Dougia WwW. Vi
at
“
after several HE
na
17 vears rviv
m ar, Of
wT
"
Domer i
John Ku
nie Hootie
Count
JOHN J
MORRIS LYNN MeCLINTI(
£
MES, THOMAS FARNER
:
BIRTHDAY DANCE HELD
AT ZION RESIDENCE
Elmer Rockey
ris Garner, Mr
Mr. and
od Mi:
iidren Nr
laughter
vy and
Harold
VRE
“1
Jolin Johsige
James
Sam Wiliam
Rockey Junior
Tressler, Albert
Dibhy Con-
Max Tate
and Margaret Ko-
Elizabeth Rockey, Vir
Ariens Crust, Adeline
Marshall, Anna Belie
Alda Gill, Jody Gill, Martha
Gill. Bara Royer. Mary Gates and
0 Rockey
Yah
wl
mi A ——————
hoo Real Estate Transfers
t National Bank State Colleg
nm, of State College.
i 500
B. Long,
ux. of Walker Twp.. tract in Wal-
Tap. $5,000.
K. Stuart, of bar, to Allen
er ux, of State College
state College; 1
, Stuart, et bar, to Harry
ndiree, ot ux, of Stale Cole
ge. tract in State College: 81
George B. Hoover, to Clara
Sateson, of State QOollege,
Patton Twp. SL
Clara T. Bateson, to George B
Hoover, ¢L ux, of Polter Ten, tract
in Patton Twp... $1.
Theodore H. Gordon, et ux, to H
WwW. Popp, ot ux, of State Oollege,
tract tu State College; $150.
J. Maude Sharer Hartsotk. of bar
to John H. Hockman ot ux, of Relies
nore
T
tract in
Lawrence Lowrey fonte, R. DD. tract in Walker Twp;
with
ler, of Howard
Mr
Lowery
chreckengast
a week with
wshand,
birth to
visi
a
Renovo Hospital schier, of Belielonte, tract in Belle |
the ¢
and
Nell L. Hoffman, to William B. Lu-
cas. of Ceeensburg, traet in Philips
burg, $650.
George A. Burrell, of
HH Clemson, of Boalsburg
ux to Anna
frat In
and Harris Twp. 81
Lier
Mr. snd Smith. et ux, of State College, tract
Robert N. Wasson, et ux to H, O
in State College; $1.
Elizabeth BE. Kern, to Sarah Seh-
ifonte; $1.
KILLS PAIN
HEALTHY CHICKS Wi
DR.SALSBURYS
3-POINT GUIDE
TO CHICK MEALT
ASSURANCE
Training School for Nurses at Bt
Elizabeths Hospital hington D
C. Applicants must hb been grad
uated from a standard 4-year high
ENOOL course which must have In-
cluded cortain specified units Ap~
plications will be aceepted from
senior students subject later
proof of graduation Hoant
must r reached thelr
but must
thirtieth
Lhe
The
Qed in
u
vy i
viees were held from the home in
Philadelphia Thursday, after which
the remains were brought to Centre
Hall, where sorviees were concluded
Friday in the Zion Hill c¢hureh
with the Rev. Mr. Hosterman, of
Centre Hall, officiating. Interment
was made in the Colyer cemetery
Mrs. Farner wes member the
Spiritualist faith ln Philadelphia
CALVIN PORTER IRVIN,
Ir
nve
7
Ant
ol hteent)
nave ely
not hav their
birthda 1
of
ol Dr. Salsbury’s Phan
o Tablets io thelr doi.
ng weler to help provest ond
check bowel Uoubles,”
a “1 spray Bem with De,
Sglabwry's Com-Vholed ww
word off colds, gespieg, ond
btooder pueumonia,’”’
3 "1 mix Dr, Selsbury’s Avi
» Tone with thelr mosh fou
early worm soswel™
Cina recs)
win Porie; vin, retired farme- age 1
Grernwond, Blair county any Chm
home last Thursday Pull informatie
A native of Pennsylvania ed from the Postof fies
of Wi
me
LCE, DE WERE & BOX lege, or Beers
Blast Girl Dr, Sade rye
POULTRY HEALTH
sTavice SYATION
Injures
Hockman’s Feed Store
FHONE 83-3
Bishop SL Bellefonte, Pa.
FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION
COMPARES ELECTRIC RATES
IN PENNSYLVANIA
ELECTRIC RATE
IN PITTSBURGH
SECOND LOWEST
Report Is Issued by
The Federal Power
Commission
——
MES. MARY A. SHRECKENGAST
Amelia Bhrecke:
MES, CECH. TRESSLER
-
Epecigl fe The Pitted
residential consum ers
Ute tell In the 250-kilowstt
Class, paid sixth lowest
ihe slate
slat report ssid
n 8 PET cent of residential
the
the
rougt 1
The PPC rene
series issued for
ical
¢ of aa an.
each state
towns ov er
” 1, 1837
(WNONS were made to t
n »
Sharon Rate Lo
The report y
the and
“Dy
GINGERY ANNOUNCES COAST
GUARD ACADEMY EXAMS
3 enjoyed
i for all Eroups of u Re
} MONE corpmunits
2000. The New Castle ro oy]
for 28 kilowsts hows was
od will Hol 2 combatitin A 81.20. compared with Deo
ard il hold & competitive Light's $135 in Pittsbu v Duquesne
or : For 100 kilowatt Ee an
i t s to the Coast Castle Sharon rgte : New
ard Academy at New London pared with pie
nnecticut. This examination 4. For 250 kn
g men between bi
} years of
requirements in gen-
H as those required
ission 10 an engineering
he course of instruetion
a period of four years
ig basically scientific and engin
eering in character, After gradus-
tion a cadet ig eligible for ¢ com-
mission In the Coast Guard as Pn-
Sign
Those interested
examination shoul communicats
with the Commandant, U. 8. Coast
Guard, Washington, D. C
has
£ ru
ngreseman Don Gingery
tilled that the United Si
1 9
ia aon
ime
age Ligh
» for 9 ud "
i ME or 250 KUOWALE s Hours a
bey uced since January, 8, Ww
The report poln
the pies) bill
bel
same
ad out, also, that
cited for New Coste
in al
in taking this Easton
Highes Rishon
t bills in the
munities over 25.000 gas. fos Some
Ri 12 Le kilowatt hours, in Bas.
prvhi for 100 kilowatt hours, in
Bows, fh Nantior, OF 250 kilowait
Nanticoke
Tn okties under 25 000
for Lhared the low rate of $13
or 25 kilowat: hours while Reno
Jou he highest charge of 82
A the 1M kilowai:
lower
Wn
Child Smothers Baby
Explaitting to his failer thai the
baby “was cold.” little Vincent Sal-
noe, Jr. 2 1-2 years eid. of New
York, said he had put a pillow over
the 7-months-0ld baby's fase Ww
“keep him warm” The baby was
smothered to death in his crib when
the father, 2a WPA worker, return.
ed home
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hour br
nder 25000
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