May 19, 1938.
Page Seven
Dedicated to the
Care and Welfare
Inheritance Tax
Law Discussed
nued from page one)
called
rm admin-
tance tax
common-
Blair
slearfi McKean
and Centre
Tioga, Cambria,
Bedford, Lu-
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Don’t Forget to Visit
Our Store Monday
Night, During
Treasure Hunt
THAT SHEL
WOLVERINE
Shell HORSEHIDES
Have This 3-Ply SHELL Leather
In Both SOLES and UPPERS.../
SHELL, HORSEHIDE is the
strongest, toughest of leathers.
Its inner ho om a tough sub-
stance like your fingernail. Its
resistance to wear is much
greater because the wear comes
on the end of the grain, like the
wear-resisting wood in a butch-
er's meat block! Wolverine's
EXCLUSIVE, sec triple-
tanning formula makes this
tough innershell leather buck-
skin SOFT, yet retains all its
extra strength Come in,
and try on a pair at our store.
WOLVERINE
SHELL HORSEHIDE WORK SHOES
BOTTORF BROS.
Seuth Allegheny St,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
|
of America’s
Disabled and Needy
Veterans
To Open Treasure
Chest, Monday
(Continued from page one)
pon walking through the
a person finds that a tag at-
tached to article bears
same number as the ticket he holds
his | claim the ar-
3 check to a
Pe we ha 111M
have the num-
any the
after walking through
any tag bearing
your ticket
couraged, for you
stores 10 vis It
youll find the proper
then
one of them
a slore,
as
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100,
each
and
an extra ticket
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sarly,
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at
less you
youre bound
evening you've
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busies
two
in your
hrough stores
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pletely “done
start
are expect -
n early
p & sharp I
ith & number corres-
ne on your ticket
rden rake over |
onciude that she's
head she's
Treasure Chest
the
and ciip out
i the 28
which the
conducted
for refer-
ng trips here
|
Plan Mammoth
Memorial Parade
(Continued from page one)
*arade units will meet at the
Legion Home on East Howard
street at 8:30 o'clock Monday morn-
ing. There the parade will be
formed in time to march sometime
between 9 and 9:30 o'clock. The
route will be as follows: on Howard
to Allegheny; Allegheny to Linn;
Linn to Spring; Spring to Bishop;
Bishop to Allegheny: Allegheny to
Lamb, and Lamb to the school com-
mons
Organizations which have defin-
itely signified that they will take
part in the parade are: the State
College Legion and Auxiliary Jun-
jor Drum and Bugle Corps, the
Bellefonte High School Band. the
American legion Band, the Legion,
Auxiliary and Sons and Daughters;
the V. F. W., Auxiliary and Daugh-
ters; the Logan and Undine Fire
Companies; Boy Scouts and Girl
Scouts; P. 0. 8. of A.; Elks; Gold
Star Mothers: Machine Gun Troop;
L OO. O. M., and Rebekahs.
At the school commons there will
be addresses by several prominent
Centre countians, and a Memorial
service will be conducted. A firing
squad from the jocal Machine Gun
Troop will fire a salute in honor
of departed war veterans.
Complete plans for the ceremony
are to be made during the coming
week-end, and will be announced
at a later date
Local Troop To
Dedicate Flag
(Continued from page one)
emn and beautiful ceyemony of
“Retreat” during which the colors
are Jowered and the Army day offi-
ielally ends,
The public is invited to attend and
plenty of parking space will be avail-
inside the grounds,
EEE,
| profit,
| Bellefonte School
Board Votes Five-
Mill Increase
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(Continued from page one)
formerly of the East Penn's Valley
High School, and Willlam Westberg,
of Grassflat, will become teacher:
here with the opening of school in
the fall.
Aumllier, former star pitcher for
the Millheim Baseball club, 1s a na-
tive of Hartleton. Following his
graduation from the Pennsylvania
State College he taught for four
years In the schools of Hartleton
For the past four years he has been
a teacher in the East Penn's Valley
High School, Millhelm, and recent-
ly received his master's degree from
Penn State. At the Bellefonte High
School he will teach science and will
act as assistant coach of the vari-
ous school athletic teams
After graduation from the Coope:
Township High School, Clearfield
County, Mr. Westberg attended the
Dickinson Junior College at Wil-
Hamsport for two years. He attain-
ed such a high scholastic rating tha
he became one of several “exchange
students sent to China for a year’
study in a University in tha
try
Upon
States
Sate
4
{ coun-
his return to u
he entered the
College
1¢ United
Pennsylvania
which inst
he was graduated in 1937
past Year h s been teaching
in the upper grades of the Winburne
schools, and in Bellefonte he
replace Miss Georgette Purnell 10
has been i Janu-
ary on a pa:t-time basi The Board
has found that it
cal to employ t
irom itua-
Fou
on
the
1 the 11d or "we
ie TAaCULY (
assigned othe
ross WP ——————
Snow Shoe Native
Killed In Crash
Continued from page one)
tha
wl
srifntg ¢
ring
Iv Se IN
recovered su
1 Ne sala
heard one
does
bout the crash
are de-
with an aunt
sole survivors
Are
: AY :
How Oakwood, and
was I in the Kee
Rid
-
wavy ceria
- on
Launch Drive In
Rural Sections
(Continued from page one)
AUNGTY.
contributions
ve been
or OD-
add
is and our loved ones
saitated upon
ion for hospitalization
course of the came
ist of contributors as
as the names of the stall per-
sonnel will be published
The Centre County Hospital ix a
non-denominational and non-sec-
tarian public hospital for the re-
ception, treatment and care of sick
or Injured persons without disting-
tion as to race, color, religion or
ability to pay. It Is not operated for
profit but for the convenience and
welfare of the people of Centre
county. It is controlled by a county
Board of Trustees who are elected
annually by the members of the
Hospital Corporation. These meme
berships are gained by contributing
one dollar or more each year. Re-
member these facts when the soci
tor calls upon you for a contribu-
tion
BARTS ooh
aOvaniage to
¢
ta call
on AM —————
HEALTH BEST PREVENTION
AGAINST DISEASED CHICKS
A successful year with poultry re-
quires adherence to a few simple
rules, according to R. C. Blaney,
County Agent.
Chicks should be kept growing
since thrift is nature's best provi-
sion against poultry diseases. Care-
ful, common-sense brooder house
management will prevent sel-backs
which often result in stunted growth
or make the birds prey to diseases
Learn to observe the behavior of
the chicks then change heat and
ventilation to sult their needs. The
brooder stove usually can be oper-
ated with wery little adjustment
when ventilation is adequate. Ad-
just brooder house windows and
curtains at least four times daily to
provide best ventilating conditions
Reduce the heat and increase the
ventilation to a point where the
chicks may be without heat by the
time they are six to eight weeks of
age, By then, they should be using
the roosts.
Foreign markets for American
farm products are worth having only
if the price paid for our products is |
enough to give American farmers a
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BHURGHE
Bush Hollow Church
Rev. J Franklin Lint, Pasior
Everyone is invited to the Sunday
School Rally on Sunday morming
May 22. at 9:30, Mr. Andrew Irvin
is the Supe intendent, Mid-week
preaching service, Wednesday cyeh-
ing 7:45
Advent Church
Sunday school Sunday morning at
0:30 Kenneth Lucas superinten-
dent. Preaching service at 11 0'~
clock. Brother Orvis Scholl will
bring the message again, whom the
people enjoy so much. Christian En-
7:30. C. C. Shuey, pasior
Roalsburg Lutheran Parish
Shiloh-—Preaching at 9:30; Sun-
chool at 10:30. Pleasant Gap
0:30: preaching at
10:30. Boalsburg--8Sunday school nt
9:30; Hig hool Baccalaureate
services at 7:30 in Reformed church
C. E 5:30. Rev. L. J. Kaufman
pastor
deavor at
day
Sunday school,
Pilgrim Holiness, Summit Hill
9:30, Sunday
Mary Loew, &a
rom Africa
hear her
i"
7:30 p
morning,
10:30, Miss
slonary
ning Peoples
Evangelistic mi
me. Ye presence |
Miss
Dix Run
chool
message
service; 8 p. m.,
Everybody
apprec-
sage
welet ur
lated Ruth Bowman, pastor
Baptist
ay 9:30, Elmer
uperintendent, followed wilh
meeting
Our Bible stu
of Thomas
iy May Mth
Shuey pastor
Coleville Pilgrim Holine s
J. Pranklin Lint Pastor
Christian & Missionary Alliance
Thaes-
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Prayer Meeling
atl Lhe pa nage
Mid-Week Prayer Mev!
5
for a
nea
Classe
p 104 a no
6:30 pn
ng n
service 7:30
Pralse and
p.m. Evangelis ic sermon 8 o'clock
You are cordially invited to attend
any or all of thes? services, Come
and bring a Edward OC
Murray, Pastor
' «od
wena
Hublersburg Evangelical. Reformed
James F
RX TT
EE Mintle!
pr
Old Buffalo Presbyterian
i Announce hered:
annual Communion
Buffalo Ped
pas of the Lewis-
ho started this beau.
Nn. 18 expected to take an
important pat in the
par, Ap bheretofiye, all §epOna
ly invited to be present
pastors and elders of
near-by churches, and all friends of
Old Buffalo” Further notice ma
be given: bul please remember the
dale-~June 19, 3 p. m. :
Methodist Episcopal, Bellefonic
Rev, H. Willis Hartsock. pastor
We are celebrating the Bicentennial
of the Spiritual Awakening of John
Wesley Throughout the 45.000
churches of united Methoclam
the Holy Communion will be ad-
ministered at the morning service
Let us have a full attendance. The
time is 10:45 a. m. The church
‘school will meet at 9:30, C. C
Shuey. superintendent The pas-
tor's class in preparatory member-
ship will meet at 2 p. m. Epworth
League at 6:30. At 7:30 the pasior
will preach on the subject, “Realiz-
ing the Presence of the Christ To-
day.” On Tuesday evening at 7:30
an "Aldersgate Anniversary” ser-
vice. The theme of this service will
be “The Need of Aldersgate in Mod-
ern Life” The members are urged
to attend. Our Iriends are cordial-
ly invited
per vice ini
are
expecially the
Hit-Run Victim |
Has Broken Neck
(Continued from page one)
2k, fractured skull
and a compound fracture of the
right leg.
Pennsyivania State Motor Police
from the Philipsburg sub-station
immediately began an investigation
of the accident and arrested John |
Rice, 268, Philipsburg, R. D.. as the
driver of the vehicle that struck
Gordish.
At a hearing before Justice of the |
Peace J. Mac Pearce in Philips
burg on Monday evening Rice was
placed under $800 bail for his ap-!
pearance at court. He was charged |
with failure to stop and render as-
sistance and fallure to stop and
identify himself after he admitted-
{ly struck a pedestrian. Bail of $400
was set for each charge and was!
furnished by Ira Stott, a former |
| employer of Rice's. i
| WELFARE FUND STILL
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
i
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FAR SHORT OF $17,000 GOAL |
With the annual Community Wel- |
fare Pund campalgn well under
Way, officials report that contribu
tons are coming In steadily but
that the fund is still far short of
the goal of $17,000.
Every person in the Bellefonte
area who hag an income is urged
to pledge a part of his earnings to
the support of the twelve participat-
Ing agencies throughout the come
ng year. Persons hard pressed fi-
nancially are not expected to make
4 large contribution, but if every-
one gives what he is able to spare,
officials have no fear for the suce
cess of the campaign.
to the fund during
week Included the follows
Contributors
the past
$10.00 to $25.00
Pure Food
McCrory Stores
Nittany Printing Co.
Independent Oil Co
C. C. Rhoads
J. P. Herman
Hugh J. Crumlish
Dewey Sorenson
O'Hara
Billett
Kline
Eastern St
ton Cut Rate
vrs. C. J. Newcomb
ve B. Mitchell
Blaney
L. Mallory
Rebecen Lodge
Emanuel Corman
corge C. Bingamen
Willard
Keller
ma WwW irecn
fonte Woman's
Re A jeerer
Brown
J. Kilpatrick
Lyons
Martin
MeCormick
Weiser
iolph Hoy
WwW. CT
Wel
ar
Ciub
rg P. Plagl
K. Barnhart
# H. Brouse
J. R. Hughes
Harry FP. Jones
ar
$5.00 to £10.00
v. James B. Musser
mera Bros, Lock Haven
E Rote
Goody
Z. Campbell
ohn Gingher
hur Bickel
wrirude M
B. Binns
G. Clark
WwW. Forester
red T. Hayes
i. RB Herman
'. 1. Patlerson
Polliard
Webster
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Ventre
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Phila. Pa
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Ostman
herine
Bmith
Slere
Toner
Zuem
FES F951
Margaretta
¥F izabeth
Dr. F. A
Bens Herr
John Mokie
William Moke
Jodie Bauer
Crider Cilevenstine
Lela Cole
Pau! Crust. James Davis
Harry Johnston
Bernard Goldman
Ross Griffen
Charles Haines
Mars Hall
CE Hartman
Blanche Heinle
Edna P. Rockey
Franklin Pennington
Mary Pickel
Frank Rackows:kl
Charles Ray
Evelyn Saylor
Frank Sioan
L. A. Stover
Mary Teaman
Margaret Waite
Catherine Wion
Rose B. Witoraft
George Allison
Dorothy Campbeil
Jane Chandler
Ellen Hassinger
Roy Immel
Marie Miles
Viola Miller
Harold McMillan
Ruth Rhoads
Mrs. John Smith
Pauline Stine
John Widmann
Oscar Billett
Joseshine Coslo
E. M. Darby
Lena Emenhizer
Wilford Pisher
Margaret Heverly
Jane Kisling
Eleanor Love
Edith 8t Clair
P. A. Swartz
Clair Williams
Ben Alexander
Wilbur Baney
W. H. Brouse, Jr.
Charles Correll
Jo Ficarro
Orrie Heaton
Margaret Heim
D. A. Hemphill
V. A. Householder
Don Klineer
Wicolla Lalli
Mary McGarvey
CG. F. Noll .
E. Lloyd Ritchie
Laird Showers
L. Paul Spigelmeyer
R.D
Jacob Dubler
P.
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. M. Boyer
A. Bowers
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J. Derstine
F. O. Heckman
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L. J. Henry
Ww. D
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R
E. Johnson
Barr
WwW. Blair
D. Confer
Deibler
F.
E
Dickson
Donovan
Dowdell
D. Eberhart
R. Punk
Cintes
Gillen
T. Gordon
C. Hall
Harvey
E. Hassinger
M. Henderson
Herman
H Holl: DRUgn
E. Housel
Houser
Jol
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1
ing Treasure Hunt
numbers on every ticket,
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Hazel & Company
Invites You Personally to Join Bellefonte
Merchants’ Treasure Hunt !
Monday Evening, Mav 23.
Come Prepared and Expecting Many Surprises,
You will find our merchandise plainly marked us-
Tickets, There will be Treasure
Many Specials display for this Mammoth
vent,
on
Make our store your starting and stopping point.
he store will be open until 9 p. m.
Hazel & Company
i S. Allegheny St. Jellefonte, Pa.
Pony Air Mail
£35.00
Award Clinton Contract
8 ale Detartment f 1
1. SAVES FOOD
2. SAVES TIME
3. SAVES MONEY
Gel perional proof... of
Will Fly Today
rely sod oul
while Bellefonte
Quota Temain-
reporied in var-
cities.
report -
slamps
ii and that
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owns and
The
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Gris Pilot's License
2! present em-
2 Service,
nacted laws
75) give
preference to
VERTS
We Are Participating in the
Bellefonte Merchants
Treasure Hunt
Come in and see the New Westing-
house Refrigerator — a “Treasure
Chest” in any home.
ad i should be kept!
A
oi
habit %
wo OVP ng
FEATURES LIKE THIS GIVE YOU
Kilcher proved Savings
UE THESE: ronworicoewiaitostcom as
Humidrawer, Zoned Temperature Regulator, Super-capacity
Froster . . . make possible greater savings, Kitehorn.proved
in homes like yours, Certified records from hundreds of Proving
Kitchens show average food savings of $9.10 per month...
shopping trips cut in half . . . a new low in operating cost —
“10 hours out of 12 it uses no current st all.”
Greater Kitchen-proved Scvings in homes like yoursi
DeHAAS ELECTRIC COMPANY
“THE WESTINGHOUSE STORE"
8 West Bishop St.
Phone 679 Bellefonte, Pa.
Westinghouse #4 Refrigerator
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