THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
July 21, 1988,
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PERSONALS FROM BELLEFONTE'S NEIGHBORING CITY
~ JACKSONVILLE
(Reported by Special Correspondent)
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Church services on Sunday, July ing at the home of her brother, Miles
M4, as follows: Sunday school 9:30; Bartley, and family,
worship with sermon at 10:30, and | Mrs Ira Haagen and Mrs. Henry
SE dO Th, SD, Tupi | Vonada spent Tuesday at the E. R
or NS | Bartley home
Si SHY ane Country to Our Nation- | ap. nq Mrs. ©. E Aley and
.. daughter Betty and son Leon spent
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Corman | magn home in Lock Haven, They al-
ang og aha Sieve; Miss Bec Sunday afternoon at the C. E. Poor-
orman onte, were “so called at the Harvey Elsaman
nesday evening callers at the D. P. ' home In Flemington to see Mrs
Ertley home. Aley's aunt, Mis. Hannah Elsaman
Miss Geraldine Swope and friend. and learned that she Is improving
James Lucas, were Sunday guests glowly
of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lucas and | ay and Mrs. Harry Baird and
son Mervin, of Milesburg, by ac- | con Ralph, of Bellefonte, were Sun-
companying them on a motoring | 4,¢ dinner guests at the home of
trip to Hershey and enjoyed the ne. father, Mr. A. A Garrett and
day at the park. {echildren. In the afternoon all mo-
Mis, Christ Heaton and children tored to Rebersbwrg to the G. P.
were callers at the Sumner Noll | Garrett home
home on Wednesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dalley, of
After spending a week visiting Ib | ojiaona, were weekend guests at
Lock Haven, Miss Adella Garbrick {he DP. Ertley home. Saturday ev-
returned home on Sunday. |ening callews were Mrsy Matilda
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Aley gave an | Ertley and granddaughter, Patty
ice cream party on Friday evening | Long, of Howard
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Har- | wi Lizzie Boone, of Zion, spent
ter and children of St. Louls, Those | Friday with her niece. Mis. Ted
Dreeent gps hy and SO Jona Dixson, and called on her old-time
chaefler and daughter Nancy, Of friend, Alice Betz
Centre Hall; Mr. Charles Beightol, A tN air R : d
¢ Howard: Miss Mildred Aley and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Rossman an
a Jack M bus of Hecla Park: Mr. | Sister, Shirley Rossman, and Ella
and » Tow Harte ) children. y Donter of Lower Nittany Valley
ron : er + as [Spent Sunday at the John Dietz
Alma, Mildred and George, of St. | ome
Souls, xi Mr nd urs, ny ley Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, Joan
é dren, 140 d { " "
very enjoyable evening was spent. | Williams and Rober Ho Sa en:
Mr. Calvin Kline, who had been Sunday at the Roy Clements hom
employed on the Roy Oyler farm | Mis. any Baird poy d sun Raigh
wi ELC Ww, h ¢ h 8 ¥
for the summer, left and went 10! Dietz and children, of Lock Haven
his home in Renovo on Sunday, leav- | visited the Winfield Dietz home on
ing his girl friend sad and lonely. |. Su ld
How about i. Dot? | Tunday Betz is spending a
Mrs. Harry Lyons and daughter |... "yp iother, Harold
Isabelle, of Lock Haven, and Mrs | tamil of Hownrd
Alice Betz, were Wednesday ater | Thursday evening callers: at ‘the
noon visitors at the William Beigh- ey home were Mr. and Mr
home. Evening callers were Mrs lc E. Aley home were Mr. and 2 rs
Wo ODA Rogers and children Bil- {C. E Poorman and daughter Paul-
Symon. and Jane of Bellefonte | ¢ and friend, Mr. William Bar
R D. 1 . . GEE | tholomew, Mr. and Mrs. John Beck
1
and son Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Miss Lois Tate and Miss Rowe [Sd son ana 2s Martha Yeur-
of Cortland, Ohio, were Priday vis- ck all of Lock ‘Haven
itors at the D. P Ertley home 1 Miss Kathryn MoCrea spent
Mrs. Laura Glossner, of Mill Hall, day with her girl friend
was a supper guest at the Sumner Christine Burd. and in the
Noll home on Friday evening noon hitch-hiked to Hecla and
Mr. and Mis. Ted Dixson and | ced the ahow
hilkdren and Mr. and Mrs Wm Messrs. Ellsworth Conaway and
Dixson and grandson, Dickey Mc- Guy Stull of Beech Creek. were
Crea. spent Sunday at the homes | Sunday forenoon callers at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dixson, of | "v0 gone’ brother Robert
Clearfield, and called! on his brother, Conaw ay and family
Mr. Harry Dixson, of Philipsburg Mr and Mrs Delmer Ertley and
Mx Elliot Wasson, of Lock Hav- won Kenneth, Mr. Guyer Ertley and
and Mr. Claude Loder, of Can- |e. walter Dalley motored to Se-
ton, were Sunday callers on their linsgrove on Sunday soe the!
oid-time friends in Jacksonville ‘brother Paul, and found him able
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harter " ork q £ "
and daughter spent Sunday even-
—
few days
Betz, and
Ha
Sun-
Mis
after
wit-
om
to
to join thelr party and enjoy a pic-
nic dinner together
Miss Louise Beightol spent
al days last week with her
Mrs. John Dunkle, and family, of
Bellefonte
! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Punk and
daughters, of Lamar, spent Sunday
afternoon at the ER. Bartley home
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Noll and
children, Dickey and Bisie Jane,
the weekend with Mr. Noli's
SOSYEAGER'S SHOE STORE®®$
$1.39
Growing Girls
BLACK AND TAN 1
OXFORDS
"eee BELLEFONTE. PA hadead | spent
eck End Specials
at A &P Food Store
‘It's Smart to Buy Ann Page
Gelatins, Puddings, Ice Cream Powders
3» 10c
SPARKLE
9-0z. jar 7c
Ann Page Mustard .
Ann Page Ketchup. 2 14-0. bt. 25¢
Ann Page Tomato Juice. . 2 cans 13c¢
Ann Page Stuf. Olives. 4" ox. bt. 17¢
Ann Page Preserves. .2 16-0x. jrs 29¢
xcept Raspberry and Strawberry)
om,
GOLD MEDAL
WHEATIES
2 pkgs. 23¢
ove
sister
ER
3 22.01 cans 26¢
can 15¢
ramet wm 29
medium cake Se
2 large packages 39¢
Elberta Peaches - 5 Ibs 25¢
Cantaloupes, 36's - 2 for 25¢
Iceberg Lettuce 2 hds. 17¢
Hi-Ball Celery - 2 stlks 11c¢
Staley's Cream
3 Ib pgs. 25¢
DINNER
SULTANA
KIDNEY BEANS or Ilona SPAGHETTI
Dill Pickles
NECTAR
ORANGE
Fancy Smoked Short Shank
TASTY RING BOLOGNA
American Beauty Smoked, Skinned
Salad Dressing
Corn Starch
Doggie
3 1b cans 25¢
Acme Chlorinated
LIME - 2 12-0z. cans 25¢
Peanut Butter 2» 25¢
Sultana Red
Dit Mas on ASPARAGUS TIPS
IVORY SOAP
OXYDOL. ...
Mixed Tea
“1b pks. 19¢
PEKOE
%-1b ks. Ge
Small Picnics
VEAL SHOULDER CHOPS
Chuck Roast «|b 18¢
MEATY ENGLISH OR CENTER CHUCK .. Ib 24¢
Hams ve. see. svoie we suns ae |b 25¢
A. & P. Food Stores
| mother, Mis. Elsle Noll,
| College,
| In reading the {tems in last week's
(issue the writer noticed tluee er-
rors of which she wishes to hereby
correct. The first was that that
birthday dinner was given at the
home of Mrs, Willlam Boone and
not at Beightol's, as stated. Second,
it was Willard Weaver who was In-
Jured by losing his balance on the
wood plle and not Willlam Weav-
er. Third, It was Miss Rebecca
Bartley who Joined her uncle Phil-
ip Neff on his tour, and not Mis,
Rebecca Bartley,
HUBLERSBURG
Miss Evelyn Heaton, of Jackson-
ville, spent last weok visiting with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Heaton.
Mr. and Mrs
family, of Nittany,
evening at the home
Markle
Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred McKinley,
of Lamar, spent the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Boyd Whit-
man
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
family, of Lock Haven,
Laura Hayes, of
spent the weekend at
their parents, Mr. and
Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. C. H
and Mrs. IL. A. Porter
ter attended the funeral of Mr
George Moneval at East Point, Ti-
oga on Saturday
Mrs. Harkinson
of State
Wilbur Dunkle and
spent Friday
of Mrs. Ida
Warfield and
and Miss
Williamsport,
he home of
Mrs. John
and Mi
and daugh-
Lee
count
and family and
Mr. Sam Kling, of Altoona, and
Miss Anna Mary Garner, of Sate
College, were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Yearick
Miss Phyllis Walker Pleasant
Gap, spent several days last week
visiting with her grandparents, Mr
and Mis. P. A. Hinds
Mr. Bob Kerns
spent the weekend vi
home of Mr. and Mrs
man
Dr
May
per
of
of Eaglesmere
siting at the
Boyd Whit-
Arthur Gates daughter
of Coalport, were Sunday sup-
guests at the hone Mr. and
Mrs. EL. MoClintock
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Baughman, of
Renovo, were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
Caner
Mrs
and
{
of
Nora Eckenroth Mary
Markle Mrs Ear! Markie and
daughter Donnie Mrs Georg
Gheen and daughter Dotty, all of
Pleasant Gap, spent Friday of las
week at the P. A. Hinds home and
celebrated thelr daughter Mada
birthday. Friday evening vi
Mr. and Mra Rober
Bellefonte
Mr. and Mrs. W. E
Mill Hali R D., called
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haye
urday evening
Mrs. Earl Yearick
Joel to Altoona where she |
ing several days with
al.ves
Mr
Ivny!
iyns
lors
Funk
ree
of
Yearick, of
at the home
on Sal
accompanied
pend
visiting rel.
and Mrs. Milired Heaton an
family, of Jacksonville, spent an
(evening ast week at the home of
Mr. and Mra James Carnet,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lee were Sun-
day dinner guests at the home of
J. C. Crow of Clintondale
Mr. Charles Decker and daugh-
ter. of Pittsburgh, a former resi-
dent of this place, greeted many oid
friends here on Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Johnson
Williamsport, were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Truckenmiller. Mr. Johnson was a
{former music teacher in the valley
Mrs. Jennie Long. of Lock Haven
8 visiting at the home of Mraz. Mar-
garet Decker
Little Norris Myer, of Allotdba
spent the past week with her grand-
mother, Mrs rirude Fleck, and
her parents spent the weekend here
Bunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Hinds were Mr
and Mrs. N. BR Walker of Pleasant
Gap and Mr. and Mrs. Lather Gren-
obie of Lock Haven
The Hublersburg 4-H Club met
om July 14th under direction of the
president. The pledge wag given
Then the minutes were read and
approved. The president asked for
nex or old business, and there be-
ing none of either the president
tumed the meeting over to Mrs
Eckenroth and the girl workers
This was followed by games and
songs. The next meeting will be
held July 28th in the Social Hall at
Hublersburg
HOWARD
A party of young girls, chaperon-
ed by Miss Alice Leathers of Mi
Eagle, left Sunday for a week's
camping in Potter county. The
young ladies were: Mary Lomison,
Mary E Schenck, Ann Daughen-
{baugh, Betty Schenck. Phyllis and
Marjorie Love, Margery Jacobs,
Verda Woomer and Margaret Poor-
man
Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Wensel and
children spent Monday in Belle-
fonte at the home of Mrs. Wensel's
parents.
Little Johnnie Tice, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Tice, who has been
suffering from pneumonia for the
past few weeks, is improving slow-
ly
Kenneth Pifer and George Fisher
twill leave Sunday for Camp Mench
Mills to attend church camp for
two weeks.
{ Mrs Clyde Long has been suffer
ling for.the past week with an in-
| fected hand.
| Ouests at the Mr. W. A Brum-
ibaugh home this past week were:
’
oi
Mr, Howard Stubbs of Mapleton
Depot, and Mr. Robert C. Brum-
|baugh, of Philadelphia.
Mra,
| visited at the home of Mr. John H.
| Wagner this week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Shope and
ison Paul jeft Sunday morning and
motored to Wellsboro and the State
i
|
:
i
jJecionn at She MCDnte Bom: Sar: |
Wand, Mr iy Yoyts
Clyde Long attended the!
. turned
Bertha Kunkle, of Yok |
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| STATE COLLEGE
Mrs. John Parsons and daughter
Maxine, Mrs. Albert Kerstetler and
daughter Mary, ali of East Beaver
avenue, visited friends in Bellefonte
on Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Paisons,
Helster street, had as thelr guests
on Wednesday thelr son Lloyd,
Thelma and Geraldine Shope, all
of Harrisburg, and Paul Keller, of
Hummelstown
Mr, and Mis P. Burrell, of
|Hartswick avenue, had as thelr
guests on Wednesday Mr. and Mrs
John Birungard, of Rebersburg
Mrs. Lillian Edmonds, of West
College avenue, ls a patient in the
Bellefonte Hospital
Mrs. Sara Erb, Mr. and Mrs, John
Erb, of Helster street, spent Sunday
visiting friends in Patton, The lat-
ter'’s daughter, having spent geveral
days in Patton, returned home with
her parents,
Mrs. Glenn Royer, of Stal
lege, visited friends In Cailiske
Mr. and Mrs, George Crawley and
two children, of East Foster avenue
spent the weekend visiting Mr
Crawley's parenis, Mr. and Mrs
homas Crawley, in Eagles Mere
Mrs. Bihel Bottor! and daughter
Helen, of Frazier street, left ie-
cently for a vacation mots trip
through the New England States
Miss Clara Jackson, of South Al-
len street visiting Mr. and Mrs
Cliff Jenkins in Edgewood
Mr. and Mrs. David Slagle, of
Frazier street, have announced
marriage of their daughter. Helen
to Einest Booth Watmueh of
Glennside, June 9, in Cumberland
Maryland
Mr. and Mrs. Harry lo
daughter, of East Foster
isited relatives In Howard
day
Anna Mary Garner
street, spent the weekend
friends in Hublersburg
William Reed, of Burrows treet
and Walter Parsons, Jr, of
street the latter's
in Har Monday
day
Mr
erton
and Mis. C
Ohio
Mr. and Mir J. OM
Mr. and Mrs Victor Gordon
Oil City, spent the
ing Mr. and Mm
Mr ang
Allen
Mr.
of
A
Coil
in
he
and
of
wer
Heister
visited
sburg
Jennie
t reset
Shope
ha As
laude Shope
were
street
and Mr
Blrewt
Elwoo
had
Mr: Pa
Edward
the home ¢
Parsons
tw weeks
Mrs
street
day
at
Walter
returned to Lovevill
werend i
On
Harkins
Mrs W J
day for a zhort
of Rev. Mr
in Blaine
Mrs. Margaret Botlor! of
fonte, Is visiting at the home «
and Mrs George Harper, of
College avenue
Mr and Mm D 8 Neidigh, of
State College R DD. had a
weekend guests Mr. and Mn
Orr and family of Mill Hall
Mrs. Elsie Noll, of Eas Colle
avenue, had as her weekend guests
Mr. and Mrs Sumner Noll snd fam-
uy Jacksonville
Alice Kelly and son Clar-
ence have moved from thelr home
on Eas: College avenue to thelr
newly built home in Bellefonte
Jean Clark, of West Beaver ave
eve, left Monday for a girls’ camo
Wt Spruce Creek where will
pend some Ume
Mr. and Mrs
paren
Wagner
at
paren
and
visit
Harkins
wr
Leo
rege
of
Mra
she
Frank Soott we.
to their home at the Eve:-
greens from their wedding
hrough the New England States
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COLEVILLE
The home of Harry Shaffer wa
quarantined the past week for =ca:
let fever, the daughter tiy having
contracted the disease
Those who attended Bible School
from our town were Alice Hillar
Ruth Anderson. Dona Kelley, Mar-
garet Lowery. Sarah Martin, Alene
and Bernice Lee, Julia Coble, Thel-
ma Irvin, Mildred and Grace Kel-
jerman and Mary Young
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Justice and
daughter Atina Marie expect
leave Tuesday night for New Yoix
to visit thelr daughter Violet
Visitors the past week at the Pred
Billett home were Mr. and Mrs
Howard Boone, of Howard, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack leather, of Mi Eagle
land the Mac Shay family, of Axe-
mann
Little Sonny Tanallio, who live
at the Pele Hockenberry home, was
taken to the hospital Monday wi
pneumonia
Rev. Lint and family and Mrs
Strahl departed Friday for Allen
town
Mr. and Mrs. William Billeti, Mr
and Mrs. Bdward Billett, daughter
Nancy. Mrs. Woodrow Bloom son
Freddie, and Mrs. Thomas Martin
motored to Altoona last Wednesda:
to consult a doctor in regards (0
Mra. Martin's eyes
Mrs. James Wion, who hag been
ill for the past week, was admitted
to the Centre County Hospits] for
further treatment.
Our town offers its sympathy
the Smith family in their bereave-
ment Charles Smith was well
known and well liked in this com-
munity.
The Gray Housel family, who
‘have been vacationing at Wildwood.
Atlantic City, Cape May and Johns
town, have returned home.
Mrs. Luther Spotta and new baby
of Bush Hollow, have returned from
the hospital and are spending 2
few days with Her mother, Mr
‘Charles King.
Mr. and Mrs Harry MeMurtrie
and Norman McMurtrie of Belle-
fonte, and Pred McMurtrie of Cleve-
land, Ohio, motored to Sunbury on
| Saturday to attend the 28th Divis-
fon of the A. EF. convention that
{was held there from the 14th ©
16th. Harry met 21 of his old war
buddies and had a nice reunion
| Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stine spent
[Bunday evening at Matte: nville
| with Howard's mother, Mrs. Ma'-
tern.
| Mrs. Chalmers Sellers returned
home from the hospital on Satur- |
|dny with a nice big baby girl,
SASSY SisiE
w
TRE,
PORT MATILDA
Rev. Leroy T. Kulp, of Trafford,
Pa, formerly of this place, spent
a short but pleasant visit with ©
R. Cowher family on Thursday
Rev. Mr. Kulp and wife are to be
congratulated for the wonderful
radio broadcast known as the "Go
pel Joy Biingers,” or better known
as “Study Your Bible Crusade’
which can be heard over station
WHJB, Greensburg, Pa
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Woodring and
Mr. and Mrs. Dan McCullough, of
Williamsport, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E M. Wood-
ring
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Maure:
are the proud parents of a baby girl
this being the second gir] and nam-
ed Irene
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Clark
chiidren, of Juniata, made a
call at T. R. Cowher's Sunday, also
Mr. and Mrs, W. 8. Martz and My
Patsy, of Altoona spent Sunday atl
the Cowher home
Mrs. Alice Harshberger
burg, has opened her home
the summer. Her nephew, Thomp-
on Bowen, of Washington, D. C
is spending some time with her
Mrs. J. C. Young been in
Philipsburg Hospital a lew
for treatment
and
short
of Cla
here [on
ha
f - i
A0r Gay
reta
burgh
Mr. and
Mrs. Ri
Hams
Nea:ly on
friends met
Mrs. Robert
t present
Edward Meyers
of Julian; Mr. and
of Lock Haven
Mrs. Strand and two childrer
Lock Haven: Mr
Merryman four
Sar Mert
nose were
and child
and
yinan
Lydia
dren, of
De wey Cowher
Mis Mar fan ren od rieurned home
fyom Windber shere ghe spent sev.
eral weeks with relalives
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller. o
gan were eden
Ward Kmape hon h
be remembered as Emma K
is piace
Miss Mae
i visiting at the
home
Shirley Ishi
Sunday from Lemont
spent the past week with
Mrs. Elizabeth Herman
Haven. spent a few days
with her son Milford and
Mr. and Mrs. Charics
and Dean Emerick were
allers atl the S8harer-Emerick home
Mr. and Mrs Joe Baird and son
¥ Lemont, called Sun
Mrs. Condo al the Wil
Dome
Miss Eva
spent a few
parents, Mr
mer
Mr. and Mrs
sons, of Jersey
days last week with
Noil.
Dean Vonada spent last
with relatives in Buffalo Run
Miss Gertrude lshler, of Centre
Hall. spent last week with Miss Lot-
tie Kauffman
Mrs. Oeorge Vonmda spent
days last week with relatives
Bellefonte
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Russ, of Wil-
Hamsport, spent Satwiday at the
C. F. Clevenstine home
Mr. and Mrs. William Rhodes, of
Johnstown. spent last week at the
L. C. Penrod home.
Miss Elizabeth Boone is
relatives in Lock Haven
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Hoy have as
their guest Mr. Hoy's niece, Miss
Eleanor Williams, of near Wilkes-
Barre
Miss Jovoe
is visiting at
home
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Hoy
granddaughter, Norma Dale,
on a fishing trip
Miss Mary Smeitzer, of Centre
Hall. spent a few days last week at
the Paul Clevenstine home.
James and George Kane spent
Sunday with relatives in Renovo
Mrs. Paul Hironimus entertained
the members and families of her
Sunday school class at a weiner
roast on Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clevenstine
and family spent Sunday evening
at the Orvis Smeltzer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clevenstine
are proud parents of a young son
born on Monday night
rT r
ape of
Weaver, of Bellefonte
George Vonada
home
she
er returned
where
relatives
of Lock
last week
to wee
Smith
Harte of Bellefonte
days last week with her
and Mis Allen Wit-
Kermitt Noll and
Shore, spent a few
Mrs. Emma
week
a few
in
visiting
Millheim
Shaffer
Smith, of
the William
and
are
Curtain Catches Fire
Prompt action by the Alpha Fire
Company of State College pre
vented serious damage about 9:15
o'clock Bunday morning when a
curtain in the summer kitchen of
the home of Mrs. Stover on North
Atherton street. State College,
caught fire, presumably when it
blew into an electric range nearby.
Pire was confined to the kitchen
and the damage was negligible,
Every issue we are forced to leave
out of the columns of this newspaper
items that are gent in without any
name. Readers who fall to see thelr
contributions in Jean are asked to
MARTHA FURNACE
The attention of Huston township
taxpayerg is drawn to auditor's re.
port of the school district accounts
as published In this week's lssue
The Baptist Bunday school will
hold their annual picnic at Black
Moshannon Park Baturday July
23. All friends wlll be welcomed
Come with your basket enjoy
the day with ws
The W. C. 1
and
U. will hold a fes-
tival In the basement of the Meth
odist church on Tuesday evening,
July 26. Will have on ice cream
cake, home-made candy hot dog
andwiches, and fruit drink. Every-
Ohe welcome
I'he Methodist Bunday school
nic will be held Baturday
13, in Joseph Willlams grove
The W.C.T.U.and L. T. L
held last Wednesday In 1
Si le
pice
August
pie
HL he Wi
Han
The
Lime
Loo. There
grove Wks
Kiddies
of
quite a
had a
ne
OCH
certainly Rood
course 1 adie aid
were
and
about
M !
ana
Mrs. William
Maxine
were
and Hassinger
Thelma
weekend guests
daughters and
ristown
nome
N-lAw
Charles E
William
former's
and ister
Kormai
Adam
Jame
Peck
Werke nd
Buckame:
h M
3 grandparents
Mauer and also
and Mrs "
he farm work
as-
AT
t
‘ ‘
sisting with
MOSHANNON
Katherine Snyder
Hepburnvy were
at the John Lucas hom
Bugene Schmoke and ao
Jack and grandson Kenneth, of
Ohio, are visting at the Thomas
Schmoke home
Hope lewis is the guest of hes
cousin Ermingarde Simpeon, of
Pirasant Gap, this week
Mr. John Cartwright, who was a
suigical patient at the Philipsburg
Hospital turned home Monday
Mary Culver, of Tyrone. is visit-
ing her uncle, Frank Culver, this
week
Mr. and Mrs LeRoy lewig and
daughter Hope, and Grandma Lew.
is, attended the P. P. Bliss Centen-
ary at Elliot Park. Clearfield county,
Sunday. July 10. It was a wonder
ful celebration, about 5000 people
being present
Miss Lottie Miller
is visiting her friend,
Kerin, this week
A miscellaneous shower was held
for Mr. and Mrs. Mike Skrepik at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Holt. July 15th. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Borger, Mr
and Mrs. Blair Borger, Mr. and Mrs
Mahion Watson, Mr and Mrs. Or-
vis Holt, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Katchik,
Mr. and Mrs Holiday, Mrs. Eliza
Smith, Leslie Walker, William Bor
ger, Gregg Borger, Kate and Lucille
Quick. David Quick. John and Mar-
gare: Skripik, Frank Moyer, Arthur
Quick, Kate Spears. Bill and George
Smith, Logan Guenot, Dorothy
Carlson, leona Sinclair, Mildred
MoClusick, Albert Katchik. A nice
time was reported and they re-
ceived many useful gifts
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lucas and
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lucas motors
ed to Gettysburg. Washington, D
C., and while at Washington visit.
ed Arlington cemetery and Mt. Ver-
non. On their return trip they vis-
ited Mr. Albert C. Lucas’ home at
Chester, and from there enjoyed a
boat ride to Philadeiphia. They re-
turned home by way of Harrisburg.
having had a very pleasant trip.
Miss Pear]! Connaway and Robert
Butler, and the Misses Maxine
Schnars, Evelyn Fye and Delphine
‘Martin motored to Roletle and Port
Allegany. Saturday. and returned
Sunday. They report a nice time,
als UNE ERR
Mrs
Carl
visitors
Mr
and
of ille Sunda
of Clearfied
Miss Martha
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NEWS IN
BRIEF AND PERSONALS OF
PINE GROVE MILLS
(Reported by G,
Mae Fry)
Mrs
from a
is under
Cilenn
Harpst
My
Mr
Fey
Alor na
Helen Mange:
Mrs. John
and
Re
Bellefonte
Shuey and wil
Were PeaRsAn
radar at ih z
We LSeileTR
Mis Ann Ward
Democratic
Stoomsgiosn
¢enthu
woEney
Tuesday
the instic
cal mesting. The Perguson Township
Band furnished snappy music
Our go iends, Ms:
Joseph Owens, of Zion, were visit-
ing with some of their
fiiends here last Bunday
Mrs James Markie. of Pine
spent part of the week with h
daughter and family, Mrs. Walkin
Bell. of Waynesboro
Mr. Ronald Gliligan commence
his threshing operations for the
season at the Gene Irvin farm. They
report wheat yield fair and of good
quality
In some accidental manner
Rossman, popular distributor
Altoona Gas & Oil Co while
shooting mark Jast Thursday with
a friend, his 22 rifle discharged its
contents into his leit foot. Ih. W
son dressed the wound and the in-
Jured member is doing as well a
can be expected
Mr. and Mrs. J H Gilliland, M:
and Mrs. W. A. Schillings and fam-
ily attended the funeral on Sunday
of Mr. Gilliland's aunt at Psters-
burg
Prof. Robert
have returned
polit
od fr and
younger
Alien
for
Lamnen and wife
from a three weeks
trip to Yellowstone National Park
and are visiting this week at the
E P. Parson and R. W. Reed homes
Master James Oorl sustained a
nasty injury Saturday evening in
Jumping from the wheat mow no
the mow hole The lad
an upright pitchfork which pene.
trated hig side and shoulder. His
cries brought his father Albert
Corl. who pulled the fork out and
rushed him to Dr. W. 8 Glenn's
office, who dressed the wound, The
lad is doing very well at this writ-
ing
Farmer Melvin Peters, of the
Glades, had the misfortune 10 lose
one of his best horses recently.
Mrs, Ralph Ricker, who is spend-
ing the summer with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dale, is visiting
this week with her husband in
Chester, Pa.
Retired farmer Emer C. Musser
is driving a new Dodge coupe, pur-
chased of the Jack Smith agency
ai State College.
The Roy Outes family of Prag
town were recent guests at
EI gen. Babee a
"ALAS! MY OWNER STOPS
EVERY FEW MILES FOR
PA REFRESHING SODA -BUT
SHE NEVER THINKS OF ME
—— anit?
MAY WE GIVE YOU
A FEW TIPS ON
COOL SUMMER
{THANKS FOR THE THREE )
TIMELY TIPS, BOYS - ITS
COOLER, SMOOTHER DRIVING
janded on
WHITE FLASH
f.(ohge]l Melll
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