October 21, 1938. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page Five A LOCALS \ Mrs and Street, spent the forepart of this weck in Altoona with relatives and friends. Is your house too warm or 100 co 1d? Automatic heat at low cost by coal. Call Electiic Supply Co., for free ¢stimate . ~The Misses Jeannette, Elizabeth and Naomi Bonig, of Cumberland, Md. spent Sunday among Bellefonte relatives and friends Mr. and M:s. Wm, E. Smith, ol Spring Mills were callers at our offic ‘ ca Saturday, while in town. Mr Smith is supervisor ani ali a mems- ber of the Spring Mis band Troop T of the irl] Soouts Is sponsoring a candid oi show in St. John's School bullding on Tuesday Nov. 1st. at 7:30 o'clock The pictures ae ail of a local na- ture. Aomission 235 cent —W. E. Weiser, who resides at Port Matilda R. D., was a business visilor in Bellefonte on Saturday. M Weiser was a caller a: our office and informed us that the corn crop ui his n ighborhood is Very Poot Charles NIFC. Soctt, an employe of the Firs National Bank, was patient at the Oent:.e Co Hospit al from Friday until Monday, under going trea.ment for a foot The Lifection resulted from a bruise ~ According reports David flemphill, puoprietor of the Hemp- hill leather goods store in the Bush Arcade builiing, Wes: High Street, expects to discontinue that business as Soon as he has disposed of his present stock of goods A sell-oxt of tock i# now in progress A crew Penn Company the UNL) infanrtiny Hae On wes Power Mond tree from "liam Williams, of East Bishop i to be recuperai- v from an emergency operation for app< ndicitis he unde - went ot v Hospital Tuesday Fill became |! Src HIER Day sa Cperation l. and hag returned to her parents. Miss Cari- expects to take the Stale Poard sxamiration in Novimber b.fome a registered nurse. —Mr. and Mrs. Harry H Hot 3 1d. near Philadel Bellefonte among comm While guests at the home . Paul M Corman on Vr | Mi TC- 1x Ty ALAN). DR sentative of the A T. & T. —iLeo Boden, former Centre CiRili- ty Del.c.ive, anc are recently a employe <f the Titan Metal Cim- pany is manage:ing Max Gamble beer distributing establishmer Mr Gamble, sho has not been in i health for a year or more, expect go t& Washington in the near to underg: <brervalion and mont at the Walter Reed Hoepi Mrs. Willard Van Camp daughter, Joan, of Pit.sburih, spending a week's vacation as guesis ¢f Mrs. Van Camp's mother and uncle, Mrs. Ma:tha Evey and J. Will M yes at the Mayes family home al Howard. Mrs. Van Camp before her mir iage was the former Miss Mary Evey, of Bellefonte. The Van Camp's are planning to spend a month's vacation in Florida during the Christmas geason William Schicgel, 27, of Beaver Sireet, is recovering from a severe laceration of the forihead he receiv- «cd Wednesday night of last week chiegel was taken 0 the Centre County Hospital where an X-ray €x- aminaticn revialed that the skull had not been damaged. He was r<- leased from ‘he Hospital Thuieday According to reports Schlegel fell at his home striking hig head against the edg: of a tin can and wo- and Among the young men men from many distant statss reveral foreign countries who ree turned to the opening of classes re- cently at the Philadelphia Ccliege of Pharmacy and Sclente, were Ken- reth Hoag. son of Mr. and Mrs, F P. Hoaz, of N. Thomas Street, and E ward Plumb, son of Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Plumb, of N. Allegheny Street, bh of Bell: fonte M:. Hcaz is a senicr pharmacy siudent and Mr. Plumb is a junior pharmacy student ~<Mr. and Mrz. Christian Harman Jr.. returned Sunday from Cleve- hand, where since Wednesday they had been attending the 31st annual convention of the Internationa] As- sociation of Milk Dealers, and the Dairy Industries Exposition The expositicn was a showing of all the equipment and supplies manuface turer: and jobbers offer the indus- try. While the Harman's were in Cleveland their young son Hal Lee, was entertained by hig uncle and gunt. Mr, and Mrs. R. Allen Hoy of Wilkinsburg. —Mr, and Mrs. Karl E, Kvste have gub-rented the Dr. M. A. Kirk piop- erty on East High Street from Clark N. Alk:y, and will move into the resi- dence about November 15. The Kusses will vacate the H. L. Curtin proper:y on West Linn Street, which has been leased to Mr. and Mrs. J. Mac Curtin, ¢f Pittcburgh, who ex- pict to make their permanent home in Bellefonte. The Aflkeys, recently appointed stewards at the Nittany Counrry Club, who are now residing at the Club, will store their furni- ture now in the High Street home. W. E Hurley, of West How= | ~Mrs. M. Ward Fleming and daughters, Mary and Winifred, of East Linn street, spent the week- end in Pittsburgh on a combined business and pleasure mission -Dr. and Mrs. John Sebring, of West Linn street, spent the latter part of the week at Waban, Mass, As guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Derr and family ~James Cook of Colorado Springs, Colorado, is spending some time In Bellefonte with his mother and sis- ter, Mrs. Andrew Cook and Miss Margaret Cook at their home on West Linn street, Mr. and Mrs. George Meade, ol Bethlehem, and Mrs. Olive Kerstel- ter and son, Walton, of Harrisburg pent the weekend in Belleionte a guests of the Harry C. Yeager fam- y t their heme on Norh Stieet, Mrs. James C. Furst David Dale motored to Hollidays- burg, Friday, to attend a meeting of the board of managers of the Presbyterian Home They were riving guests for the trip of Mis dr Ann Dale iis and Mrs M t Curtin Si: nd included Mrs. Thomp- ) Miss Nellie Cramer nd the Misses Eina Sheesley { Ed mith, all of H Mr. and Mr Bellwood, spent town with the former's parents, 2 and Mrs. E. O. Struble, of N Thomas street Raph is empl as a railroad mail clerk on the from A.toona to “williams port rsaey Ralph Str the uble, weekend cemen terday © he engagement Margaret Ford, of Belle! merly of Des Moine James Lawrence O'Hara loo, Iowa wedding is to take place next June and Mrs. O'Hara their future home Mrs. Reed the establishment & ¥ arrangements can he house made ready Kelley AS SOON As be made for cctu- open nee and t of {hat tive of ry at th in Bosto { years r of Mr Anderson ugh were on the of Spring are Dandelions sion: Frank hollyhocks bloom, week has Signs of Spring Sup; 1 osad to he practi verge of Winter signs eviden nt on every hand are blossoming in prof Wagner at Coleville has seven feet in height in full and the air of the past had more than a touch of Spring's balmy warmth. So far the season is living up to a prediction made last month that we are to have a iate fall and an unusually severe win- ter —Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Houser, of Lemont, well known in Belle. fonte, last Wednesday became par- ents for the first time in fourteen years of marriage when a fine six- and-a-half pound son was born to them at the Centre County Hospi- tal. The youngster has been named James Daniel, Mrs. Houser is the former Sarah Lenker, daughter of M:s. Anna Lenker, ¢f Lemont, while the child's paternal] grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Houser, of Willowbank street ~Nearly fifty persons altended a masquerade party held Monday night in the Parochial school hall by the Bellefonte Chapter, Catholic Daughters of America. The evening was spent in games and refresh- ments, and prizes were awarded to the following persons: Mrs. Andrew Toner, Miss Madeline Carpeneto, Mrs. Lioyd Ritchie, Mrs. James Bos- cgino. Miss Dolly Boscaino, all of Bellefonte, and Miss Marion E. Sny- der, Miss Mary Karhan and Miss May Marchava, all of State College —Ancther of the few remaining hade trees on West High Street was removed last week while the Rhoades Brothers, contractors retained to rebuild the sidewalk in front of the Y. M. C. A building were preparing the grade for the walk. The free was found to be badly rotted and a menace to passersby, and when it was determined that it could not be gaved it was taken down. Its re- moval leaves cnly two tizes on the north # “| { ver, ide of High Street from the | Diamond to Water Street, Ome is In | front of the Y. M. C. A. and the other | in froht of the Pinge barber shop. ~The Keystonairs Orchestra, | Bellefonte, is facing a heavy program | during the coming week. Tomorrow night the band is to play for a dance to be gponsored by the Jersey Shore M:os2 Lodge at the Elks auditorium | in that city. orchestra will play at the Nittany Saturday night the Country Club, and Thursday night | of next week the Keystonaks will Have an audition at radio station | WHB, Harrisburg. With them on | their trip to Harrisburg go the beat | wishes of scores of jocal dance fans | who predict unlimited success for (the organization, J - Miss Spring Street, thi oral were terday Mi { Mrs Street Mr, rejoicing weighing five-and-a-half pounds at their home Friday Mary and In night in h famous honor |B Dodge and by Jan Clellan Dr Pittsbur wh, dau Tuesday morning youngster family Carolyn urtin arsome but not quit 1 now on Mr Osceola Centre Democrat office which first visit vears, the juryman led to Mrs this was t here since Mrs Tyrone Approximately friends of the Bellefonte Woman's Club attended a delightful tea held yesterday afternoon at the Presby- terian chapel by the Music Depart- Decker, of spent the forepart of week with relatives and friends in Altoona. Captain C Thomas G Hamsport, business J. McRae and Corp- Moriarity, formerly of visitors in town yes- dna Mae Rote, of home after spending a two weeks vacation in Republie, Donald Keeler are Halfmoon Keeler is Praskovich, Mrs. Thomas Bellefonte held the Miils B rode Cars wymouth, wer Gerald Weixel, of receiving birth of a at pitt first child in the Welixel 1s daughter of tiiree 0 his October morning m store on IRAE UE aha Was I red Love it is believed that he william were Bellefonte in occasion being as a Reese informing us t time she had been she and Mr. Reese had been married thirty years ago. They were acompanied by their son Wil- liam, and were motor guests of their daughter and husband, Melvin Naylor, North McElwain, at Ambrose Ray, ber 2 at the home of Mrs Harry | 7= Unionville who has been spending the past several months at of Wil er's Bellefonte, cent fonte Park iliness, has and is re Dunklebarger home Rote, daughter ard street Willowbank —— Wednesday with relatives, But for the "Gump" Anderson the local First be minus about $1 checks, Saturday clock Mr birth of a son Terrace, the former daughter of Mr Praskovich, of here Monday building others the guests Ol ing up the bundle furnished thru his way + Garage. wh new 1938 consisted of piloted National Bank and Harry Mc- peen cancelled, he value and them to the en he discovers bank There it wa S50N, messenger The the packet to the Bank and that he dropped thi congratu- burgh the former on Hall we'en erious nat residence the home of his cousin near recuperating from his re- returned to Belle | ding on East honesty about wis walking Trust a small sidewalk, Pick- » continued on the content d that the from the of which had realized morning Anderson past the Bellefonte when he sas dle of papers on the examining checks none immediately learned had been direc Farmer: Natl had bundle while mi Hunt- at the W. 1 How~ BELLEFONTE MAN FINDS CHECK FOR $1200 ON SIDEWALK of John Bellefonte, National Bank might 200 in negotiable 8:30 o'~ company bun- papers First thelr returned nie b LEIA take that a ted oO National nt.y evid aking a FO ORGANIZE UNIT FOR DISTRIB UTION OF TOYS MISS BEEZER NAMED LOCAL INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE hile APPrarance § 100.000 00 risk: CAR DAMAGED made yesler. BY FIRE AS OWNER IS IN COURT man home 1 by . since { he Bello with fle confined t« ». he machine is Although f § ons toward recovery. the time We i Reese, of callers at the on Monday, was Mr. Reese's aeven ed from a cigarette ie had tossed out of Information that yesterday that Mr. and cember 29. of Northwood, te Owns erday morning, a oa saved {rom College, Howard The blaze oen nnouncement was the Retall Division of the Bellefonte Chamber of Com- merce will give away a total of $600 in cash awards on Thursday. De- was attending » Te ward de- and who George quelled ‘ wer ido By or JSIRULNETS owned by HN And WAS Sreet al hich he thougl y window TO GIVE AWAY $600 HERE DURING CHRISTMAS SEASON made here Tickets entitling holders to par- ticipate In the awards will be dis- tributed by near future, at ticket 100 members and announced ment of the club. The program, read | by Mrs. Samuel Shallcross, consisted of numbers by a voices directed by Mrs. piano duets Mrs. and refreshments E. Widdowson, | Woman's Club, Wion, chairman of the Music Sec- tion, poured. The Music Section will meet at 8 p. m. Thursday, Musser W, Geltig: solos by Mrs. Henry Auvinen; by Mrs by Mrs cross acted as the propram tea, coffee, and light | vere served. Mrs. E president of and Louls Schad accompanist. chorus of eight | Harry Paul Bea- | by Mrs. Beaver | paul Verna May Paul E. Homer Alice Weaver piano solos and violin solos Mrs. Bhall- After the Mrs. Philip Company at the Novem- local merchants in the the for each 50-cent Further details of the plan will be next week. Marriage Licenses F. Hazel, Jr Florence lda Casper Junior Wyland Sproul mate of one purchase Bellefonte Bellefonte Milesburg Mingoville | ~— Centre Hall Pleasant Gap -—— Shooting Match at Gap An old-time shooting match will be held by the Pleasant Gap Fire “Gravel Pleasant Gap, Saturday, October 20 Big prizes will be given. Benefit of Pleasant Gap Fire Company. Hole,” WILL OPEN A BRANCH STUDIO AT THE Logan Fire House HOWARD STREET-BELLEFONTE wee Reasonable Rates A I PELLEFONTE AND BORDERING COMMUNITIES THE AIKEN SCHOOL OF DANCE REGISTRATIONS TAKEN SATURDAYS-—2 UNTIL § Instructions in TAP, BALLET, TOE and ACROBATIC CLASSIFIED AbYERVIsLE WEN every week. That's why 4 .e Centre partment has become s0 amazingly popular 30, 000 People Read This Column Democrat's classified advertising de- Considering its low cost and the benefits derived, It is undisputably Centre County's Commuaity Bar gain Counter. RATES first lssue, Advertisements of twenty-five words or and 15 cents for each additional insertion less, 25 cents ton Where advertise ment containg more than twenty-five words, ole cent a word Is charged REAL ESTATE--A straight one cent a word 1s charged for rea) esia's adveriising--sale or rent, KEYED ADS-—All advertisements that request replies to be mailed this office, muse be complied with by those answering “we adve lisement Please do not call at the office for information concerning such aavert ments veriser, as Lhe publishers are not permi » ted to divulge Lhe name of the ad SUBSCRIBER'S PRIVILEGE~Every subscribed to The Centre Dem TRL 15 entitled (0 a 25-wurd free of charge. This privilege inter aqve! Help Wanted Articles for Sale PO SALE : hu consi y Hayes, Hu ig. Pa alo pri AMoona, pistform and count- makes adjusted ine hog wie 438 x45 POR SAL Used e ales Alas all and repaired. at Keller's Maoh Rea: Schaeffer Hardware, Ph Ww. B ia white pine rOuURnh or Hammeriess 12 good condition heater apecial, high power rifie reed. 3, magazine, never fired site of Chas. J. Vonada, Coburn x43 LE Tthmos shotgun. in POR BALE Hundreds of used tires, ali sizes from 15 to 26 inch il Backed by written guarantee. Open evenings until 9 o'clock. Wallrun Auto Service, Bnow Shoe lutersection Phone 153 av FOR SALE Thinking of buying a Heater? Bnjoy the comforts of CALORIC cirouiating Heater dave a size for every home. Cal write O. W. Houtz Lumber Co. College, Penna. Phone 789 FOR SALE-—14-inoh tight and loose driving pulley, with bronze bush- ings. This puliey was taken off a new machine and has never been used. A bargain for agyone needing a pulley of this size. Can be seen at this office 1 Sale or Exchange FOR SALE OR EXOHANCGE-—A spoii- ol Poland-China service boar, wi 300 Pw, 1 year old, for hogs or heifer, Paul W. Ghaner, Stormatown, Pa. x43 POR SALE OR EXCHANGE—On sothe- thing that can be feed for a beef A pure bred bull calf two weeks > 5 oar a {POR SALE Four kitchen tables size | 24x20 inches naquive of Mires. Mabel Immel, Reliersbirg, | FOR BALE-—A large heatrola, also & i Prizer Regal cook stove. Inquire of E. Reed, Stormstown, Pa. x44 FoR SALE—Large ving room wove, | burns hard or soft coal | nie Sims, Bellefonte, Pa. R. D | 4x24 crib. Mrs C Ripka, Opposite Big Spring, Belietonse x43 | POR BALE Majestic coal range with ue enamel; MH. Miller Plant, Phone 12-W. A — — a Call De Une one Lint ditleren tisement in these columns d Six Limes a year at FOR BALE--A Doc kan and i } Howwrd R. D. 4 Brood sow with 7 Alec 12 ples 8 Spring it Ls 184-1-14 POR SALE her side 8 E Brow Centre Hall POR SALE--Ten COheler FOR Lew? ebersbhure Dogs, Pets, Etc POR SALE-—Five English setters about 14% years oid. Prank Vieh- dorfer, Moshannon, Pa x43 POR SALE-large black and tan mad Dit hound, guaranteed Price $15 D. D. Decker, Spring Mills, Pa %4! POR SALE -A rabbit hound 2 year old, partly trained. Inquire Ches. E Bellefonte R. D. 3. phone 830 x44 Bete het n-3 FOR BALE--A young Dluetick fo hound trained on rabbits nguire of Merrill Shuey, Beliefonte, Pa. R. F D 3 POR SALE--Rabhit hound, 4 old, well trained, Stewart Howard BR. D 2 Two and miles east of Mtiesin IR Pletcher one-half x43 POR SALE—One. rabbit hound 3 year oid guamnteed. Home evenings. J O. Spotis, Bellefonte, Pa. R. D. No. 2 reskience Ohestnut | jrove x43 FOR SALE also one beagle, all well trained and guaranteed. Wilbur BR. Brungart Rebersburg. Pa Pho we 32-R- 6 POR SALE Black Cocker pups, § months old, nedigreed stock Dim Reg. A. K. C. reasonable, wonder. ul stove, Amanda E. Lucas, Moshannon Centre Co Pa x43 ron SALE Beagle hound broken | on rabbits, also 1 large and 2 small heating stoves, Westinghouse Nght plant, 2 show cape, must be sold at once, come and fanke offer. H. 8. Good - year, Centre Hall, x43 Real Estas . For Sale| FOR BALE-—An 8 room house on South Allegheny 8t. Bellefonte, furnace apd electric light. Inquire of Mrs Charlies Saxion, High Street, Belle. fonte, Pa. x44 FOR SALE—A | 5 room house locatet phic route 00. Between Beliefonte ter Ings a afr RD Wy re vot er, x44 x43 | Mrs. Jen- | 3. x43 | FOR BALE—8 piece breakfnet pet; also front. | x43 \ year: “Oholoe of two coon dogs, | x43 Spaniel | Xanas gifts. Also amall heating | POR BALE hand sOuLheas! Heckman FOR BALE-~Ten acres room. House nove fruit and nut trees unting camp Wriw office SALE FOR RENT } roo FOR RENT re Lemmioe rat ace Romar Wanted WANTED. Roomers {or eat i ibvie heated rooens, suMabsie for r 2 C VV Abr St seliefonte. Pe Ee 2p0l fing APS 153 OREMANS UPHOLETERY Pur hop, repairing. restor Cane Be Ciaily Have Repa covers made Upholstering Phone 528.-J TACHINE ol Iomers WORK » slyarpen and do electric rhe welding We also have oid rolled teal BCTAWS Machine work of Machine Shop, Bellefonte 32-R Locns | to Bommate cap reese warts hone {NEED CASH-To meet a note Holl for quiprnent x [ed Ber George Mot aisburg Monday usfer Ouitic's mn Wturday morn rg Production No or WHO Te T hersbaugh at r write Hol Credit Association x43 Miscellaneous VANTED--Dead, old and disabled cows, horses and mules, removed ree, Vogts Rendering "Works. Geo, J | Vogt, Prop. Centre Hall, Pa. Phone a 3 at our expense 14 ro RHEUMATIOS Sena tor free booklet on Rheumatism. Try Tid ens Triple Remedies for Rheuma- sm and get Relief. Hepatico-Re- alls Eliminant and Alkalizer $1.00 Merital (Rheumastim Drops) 80¢ {rood Of Rubbing of! 8tc: Call on end by mall on receipt of CL ‘repared In the laboratories the Fibhins harmacy, Beech Creek, Pa | ‘da 10e postage and Packing 1 EE ——— TEED RRS HLASSES REDUCED Having lately installed new Jens grinding ma ‘hinery am prepared to Turnish glass " at very aitractive prices. Also ear ‘ective searing. and complete tock German Ro Eyes. You ‘an do better here than elsewhere CiPbina’ Pharmacy, Clara M. Tibbine rugs & Optical Goods. The Bigh’ ahd Hearing Ald Store, Beech Crest YEAGERS ¢¢teoss SATURDAY, OCT. 20TH ONLY DRESS OXFORDS FOR MEN $1.79 DANCE AT HECLA PARK 7 Mi. E. of Bellefonte, R'te 220 SATURDAY, OCT. 22 Music i! the CAMPUS OWLS of State College rlnsees (lust out) jor those with ds | $0444 BELLEFONTE. PA. $0000 — “nm, ION ¥ AFMET Over ana romptuiy phon io ssbiure 14 Announcements UMMAGE ALE # - LAA SATURDAY 24TH ONLY WOMEN'S COMYORT SHOES $1.79 OCT Aa a AA Sars eb0000e ESQUARE DANCE | 8 HECLA PARK THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20th 55" Music by Tussey ML. Ramblers £ ADM. 25¢ DANCING 9 to 1 : FAGH pp Rk S SATURDAY, OCT. 20TH ONLY $ GROWING GIRLS SCHOOL SHOES $1.79 S LEVONTE PA. 00666 Have You acidity or indigestion? high blood pressure or rheumatism? slug- gish liver or kidney trouble? colitis, col- on disorder or con. sthhation? If so delay Don't experiment, it doesn’t pay. For poor elimination of any kind Squawpaws Herd Pow- der is the best remedy vou can find. 180% vegetable herd tonic and regu- lator. Others get relief—why not you? 30 days’ treatment $1 at WHITE BROTHERS Rexall Drug Store BELLEFONTE, PENNSYLVANIA gastric HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED NOW! DR. HAROLD F. BAUER. Optometrist Will be at the W. E. Crossley Jewelry Store on Wednesdays, and 8th instead of November 5th and 12. The regu- lar Saturday appointments will be resumed after the week end- ing November 12th. 2nd on Saturdays, November UNICIPAI MILLHEIM, PA. M FRIDAY & SATURDAY (October 28 and 29) NORMA SHEARER and TYRONE POWER--in “Marie Antoinette” A Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Masterpiece MONDAY & TUESDAY (October 31 and November 1) Marjorie Weaver, John Barry- more and Joan Davis-—din “Hold That Co-ed” Always the Best of Selected Shorts WEDNESDAY & THUR. {November 2 and 3) Charles Boyer and Sigrid Gurie RU | ¢ “Algiers” A United Artists Picture a AS
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