November 17, 1938.
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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
| with the latter's parents in Snow
| Shoe.
--Mrs. Philip H. Johnston has
been confined to her home on East
an AE
dAL- sa
~Mrs. F. W. Cole of Philipsburg,
was the weekend guest at the home
of her uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Schaefer, of East High Street.
Charles Jodon, of near Melle
fonte, and J. Arthur Dubbs, of Wil-
Jowbank Street, spent Armistice Day |
ahd the weekend with friends in
Mercer and vicinity.
~Miss Mary Swartz, R. N, Mrs
Frank Uzzle and Miss Ebeth Swartz,
all of Bellefonte spent Armistice
Day at Snow Shee with the former's
mother, Mrs. H. W. Rabert,
~Miss Rpxie Mingle and Robert
Hoffer, a freshman at Penn State,
motored to Philadelphia, Friday, to
see the Penn State-Penn football,
game, and returned home Sunday.
~—Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Herr, of
Clearfield, visited the latler's
mother, Mrs. Alma Alexander, in
Milesburg for a few hours Sunday,
while enroute home from a weekend
visit to Philadelphia.
-Dr. Richards Hoffman and his
mather. Mrs, Bertha Hoffman, of
North Allegheny Street motored to
Philadelphia, Friday, Dr. Hoffman
to attend the Penn State-Penn foot-
ball game, and Mrs. Hoffman to see
her sister, Mrs. Welrick, at Abington,
~Mrs. Harvey Wetzel of South
Thomas Street, returned to her home
on Saturday after a two week's visit
with her family at New Market, Va,
She was the driving guest on the
home trip of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Parrow, of New Market,
Jesse Klinger, an employe of
the Titan Metal Company, has been
confined to the home of his mother,
Mrs. Fdward N. Klinger on East
Howard street since last Thursday
becanse of 2 severe attack of grippe
ahd tonsilitls. Yesterday no mark-
ed Improvement in his condition
vas SnTErent.
— Anthony Ficarro has purchased
from Mrs. Lulu Rine Straw, of Har-
risburg, the small building on West
High S.reet in which his cobbler’s
shop has been located since he
started in business several years ago.
Mr. Fica:ro has adied a wing to the
{ding, making general repairs,
and painted the entire structure.
~Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kofman
and family have vacated their home
on South Thomas street and are
residing temporarily at Wallrun,
Snow Shoe Intersection. Mr. and
Mrs. Kofman and daughter, Freda,
gre making plans to go to Florida
again this winter, expecting (0 make
he trip south in their tralier early
in December,
—The Misses Meiba Graves and
Louise Loveless, of Yonkers, N. Y..
spent the weekend in Bellefonte as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hev-
erly, at their home on East High
Strvet. The ladies employed as
school teachers in New York, and
the Heverly's became acquainted at
the fishing resort in Northern Can-
nd thelr summer |
sda, where they spe A
vacations
A 5. Net's Poorman, who makes
her home with her daughier, Mra
Fdward Heaton, at Yarnell, spent
the weekend in Bellefonte with her’
son, Claude Poorman and family.
Mrs. Poorman quietly celebrated her
85 h. birthday . 1 Tuesday. Despite
her advanced age, Mrs. Poorman en-
£2 unusually good health. We join
many friends in wishing her the
privilege of living to enjoy many
hore happy birthday anniversaries.
~The Women's Auxiliary of the
Centre County Medical Society was
entertained lag: Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. E H. Adams and Mrs. Paul
M. Corman at the Adams residence
on N. Allegheny Street. A Juncheon
was served at 7 o'clock to the eigh-
tren members present. A business
meeting was held after the luncheon
at which Mrs. P. H. Dale of Slate
College, read a very interesiing pa-
per on the history of Centre County
doctors.
—Charles Clavk, of Harrisburg, ar-
rived in Bellefonte Friday to as-!
sume his duties at the Department
of Agriculture weather station at the
Bellefonte afrport. Mr. Clark has
bad ten years of experience in the
gervice, and will have charge of the
local station. He succeeds James T.
Wollon, of Pleasant Gap, who has
been transferred to Washington, D
0. Mr. and Mrs. Clark and their
two children wil] live in the Belle-
fonte area.
-Mrs. G. Ross
Howard Street,
Parker, of
dren, expecting to be gone until
after Christmar Her itinerary in-
cludes visits with her daughters, Mrs, |
Denny, in Washington, D. C.; Mrs.
Henry Keller, of New Brunswick, N.|
J: and Mrs. Earl McCreedy, at
Isonia, N. J. and with her son
Grorge R. Parker, Jr. near Prince-
ton, N. J. During her absence the
residénce 1s being occupied by her
mother and sister, Mrs. James
Schofield and Mrs. MoGinnds,
~The Gradale Sorority of Lock
Haven will hold an induction cere-
mony, Monday night, November 21 |
et 8 o'clock, at the United Brethren
church. At
and members of the Bellefonte Gra-
dale Sorority will be Inducted. This
Sorority is a recently formed group
of young giris interested in religious
and educational activitiez and Is a
continuation of the Tri-Hi-Y. The
newlys-lected officers to be inducted
ote: Marie Miles, president; Gert-
rude Poorman. vice president; Paul-
ine tine, secretary,
Petrer;. treasurer. The
and to be guests of Mr. Abelson's
. bed at her home in Coleville since
West |
Jeft last week for
her annual winter visit with her chil- |
| Mra, Millard Hartewick,
his time the officers’
| Curtin street for the past several
days because of a severe cold.
~Miss Mayme Strunk, of West
Linn street, was awarded a valuable
electric toaster given away Saturday
night at the close of a contest at
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Abel- |) “Golaman Food Store.
son during the weekend. | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M
— ,| =—Mr. and Mrs. Josep eyers
8. G. A. Spearly, who has not | 4 4aughter Kay, of Pleasant Gap,
been in good health for the past two | " :
. and Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Meyers
weeks or more, has been confined to and son Harold, of Runville. spent
| the weekend at a hunting camp on
Enow Shoe mountain.
Milton R. Johnson,
resident of Bellefonte,
heart attack at his home on North
Spring street at noon, Tuesday,
ind was in extremely serious condi-
{tion until yesterday, when he was
reported to be showing some im-
provement,
Homer Barnes, of
street, wis taken to the
County Hospital Monday night to
undergo treatment for ptomaine
poisoning, which is reported to have
been caused by eating salmon. He
is reported to be responding nicely
to treatment
«Mr. and Mrs. Morton Abelson |
motored to Philadelphia to attend!
the Penn State-Penn football game
Friday, and is
spending ndeely
ment,
--No one was injured and damage |
was negligible about 5:10 o'clock
Sunday afternoon when cars driven
by Mrs. James Boscaino, Bellefonte,
and Dean K. Belghtol, also of Belle-
fonte, collided on North Allegheny
street.
~Mliss Kathryn Musser, of the Jo-
don apartments, on High Street, is
visiting in Pittsburgh and suburbs,
having gone out Monday of this week
as the driving guest of Mr. and Mrs,
Reuben Stewart, at whose home she
will spend some time,
—~ Clarence Smith, of Willlamsport,
has been named a Prudential In-
surance agent in this district
succeed Harry Snyder, and he and
his wife and two child:en have mov-
ed to Bellefonte where they expec!
to make thelr permanent home,
Among those from Bellefonte
who are planning to go to Philadel-
phia to attend the annual Army-
Navy football classic, Saturday, are:
Mrs. C. Edward Robb, whose son,
Richard, {s a Midshipman at Anna-
polis; Miss Geraldine Noonan, and
Mr. and Mrs, Mark WW. Williams.
Clyde M. Siewart, of Sast Bishop
Street, has purchased from the Ar-
mor estate two adjoining lots on the
south side of East Linn Street, and
is planning to build a home there
sometime in the near future, Mr,
Blewar is manager of the Wolf Pur.
niture Company store in Bellefonte
—Mrs. Floyd Hill, of East Bishop
Btreet, was taken to the Centre
County Hospital, Tuesday moming
to undergo observation and treat-
ment. Last fall before moving to
Bellefonte, M:s. Hill underwent an
operation and had apparently been
in goad health until about ten days
reported to be re-
to medical treat-
well known
suffered a
East High
Centre
-To accommodate the exceptions
ally large crowds which have been
attending the Bingo games spon-
sored by the Logan Fire Company,
the organization his decided to hold
4 game on Saturday, November 19,
as well as on the regularly sched-
uled dates, November 17, 21 and 22
--Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Kusse
moved early this week from the H
Laird Curtin property on West Linn
street, to the Dr. M. A. Kirk prop-
erty on East High street, which hag
been sub-leased from Clark N. Aik-
ey. The Alkeys are now residing at
the Nittany Country Club in thelr
capacity as stewards
--Last Thursday morning Attor-
ney John G. Love addressed the
or assembly of the senior class
of the Bellefonte High school on
“The Significance of Armistice
Day,” while the same $femnoon
James BR. Hughes, former headmas-
ter at the Academy, spoke to the
junior assembly on the same sub-
ject
Jack Spangler and his brother,
Reuben, of North Spring street,
spent last week in Philadelphia as
guests of their sister, Mrs. William
Prear, of Upper Darby, and their
brother, James, who is a student at
the University of Pennsylvania
While in Philadelphia they attended
the Penn State-Penn football game
Saturday
~Ciuests at the home of Mr. and
! Mrs Willlam Johnstonbaugh, at
tries. Axemann, during the weekend in-
The Logan Drama Club held its cluded Mrs. Ge orge Vetter, of Pitts-
regular monthly meeting Monday, burgh, her son-in-law and daugh-
November 14. at 7:30 o'clock in the ter, Mr. and Mrs, Francis Barron,
Pleasant Jan Grange Hall, at of Altoona, and Mrs. FP. P. Barron,
which time they presented the first also of Altoona. Mrs. Vetter, Mrs
of a series of one-act plays which Barron and Mrs. Johnstonbaugh
are being coached and acted by club are sisters.
members in their study of dramat- _sajor H. Laird Curtin, who has
les. The public may see these plays peen undergoing medical treatment
for the admission of 10 cents. at the Centre County Hospital for
~The condition of David E the past elght weeks, {s recovering
Washburn, who has been confined slowly but steadily, and is expected
to bed at his home on East Curlin ' to leave the institition in the near
street for a week or more, yester- future. Major Curtin takes this
day was reported to be showing means of expressing his thanks to
marked improvement, and he hopes his legion of friends for thelr many
to be out of bed by the latter part friendly acts during his prolonged
of this week. Mr. Washburn 15 re- | illness,
ported to be suffering from an In-
feetion somewhat similar to arth-
ritis.
-Mrs. John MoStay and
daughter, Joan, returned to their
home In Harrisburg, Sunday, afier
having spent a week in Bellefonte
a guests of Mrs. McStay's patents
Mr. and Mrs. E. Leroy Plumb, at
their home In the Parrish apari-
(ments, They made the trip home
with Mr. McStay who spent Jas!
week on a business mission (n Pitis.
burgh.
--A party was held Monday night
at the Nurses Home of the Centre
County Houpital in honor of Miss
{ Mabel Heltman, who resigned her
duties as operating room supervisor,
effective Tuesday. Cuests included
all nurses gt the institution except
the ones on duty. The evening was
spent in a social way and delicious
refreshments were served Miss
Heltman is to become a bride in
the near future.
~The card party held by the
Pleasant Gap Sportsmen’s Club was
' 8 great success. The Club will hold
{its next regular meeting Monday,
December 5, at 8 o'clock in the Lo-
gan Grange Hall, Pleasant Gap, at
which time wildlife pictures of the
Game Commission will be shown.
The public 1s invited to attend. All
children must be accompanied by
| thelr parents. No admission charged. ler visit.
~The regular monthly meeting
‘of the Bellefonte Mothers’ Club was
held Monday evening at the home of
Reynolds |
| Avenue, with Mrs. Pat McGrority as |
-The annual Thanksgiving ser-
vices of the Women's Missonary
Society of the Bellefonte Presbyteri-
an church will be held in the chapel
at 3:30 o'clock Friday afternoon, No-
vember 18. Willlam Walsh, of State
Ceol ge, w." speak on his recent trav-
els in China and other Oriental
coun
-~Bellefonte High school lost the
last home game at the Community
Athlclic fleld here on Armistice
Day when the Red Ralders bowed
in defeat to a powerful Jersey Shore
High team by a score of 13 t0 0
Bellefonte will close the season on
Thanksgiving Day with the tradi.
tional holiday contest with State
College High at State College. In-
variably both teams appear at their
best {or this classic
~8ibscriptions
make enjoyable
litle
to magazines
“hristmas Gifts. 1
have special prices for gift sub-
setintions at this time of the year
Try my Club Plan. For example,
¥ou can get a year’s subscription to
the Cosmopolitan and Good House-
keeping magazines, for 1 year, for
only $4.25 for the two. Many other
club bargains. Subscriptions taken
for any length of time. Mrs. Gordon
Lewis, East Curtin Street, Belle.
fonte, Pa. Phone 104-R 8
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Thompson
and daughters, Mrs. Ralph McKen-
na and Mrs. William McKibben, all
of Cleveland, Ohlo, motored to
Bellefonte, Friday, for a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson's son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
| Carl Moersohbacher, at thelr home
on East Hig, street, Mr. Thompaon
ireturned to Cleveland, Sunday,
| leaving the others here for a long-
Mrs. McKenna iz the for-
mer Jane Thompson and Mrs. Mc.
Kibben will be remembered as the
former Gussie Thompson.
-~Don’t take any hunting tales
told by Frank Sasserman, clerk at
i the lower Shaffer store, too serious-
ly. Early this week while hunting
bear near Port Matilda Prank
chuckled with delight when a group
iof hunters walked under a d.~d
| tree without knowledge alarge bear
| had sought refuge there, After the
hunters had disappeared, Frank
ary Bociety of the Methodist Epls- | edged up to the tree, took steady
copal church held its regular month- | aim and fired. The bear looked
lv meeting recently at the home of | around, sniffed the air, clambored
Mrs. Charles Hipple on East Lind | leisurely from his hiding place, and
street. A large number of members ambled up the mountain, unhurt.
re Mrs. 8. G. Tressler, The hunter, who hasn't missed a
COLUmMe, | hear for many a year was too dumb-
on India. founded, apparently, to do anything
ap charge of | about it.
~Mr. and Mrs.
sentative who gave an interesting |
talk on “Nutrition.” At the conclu-
gion of the meeting refreshments
| were served.
~The Woman's Foreign Mission. |
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; Young was attended by Harold Daw- |
‘son, of Beliefonte. Immediately fol-
Mr. |
home at 311 8. Allegheny street.
orn and Jimmie, Mrs. Mc- |
(ing at Blanchard a few days ago.
ing more serious injuries,
Newman and sons, -
—Wade Robison and Miss Edith | —~Up until yesterday the John |
‘St. Clair spent Tuesday evening |
LOCALS |
Bullock family residence on Curtin |
street, which Is being offered for |
has not been sold,
~Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dale and |
Mrs. John 8. Dubbs spent yesterday |
in Cumberland, Md., Mr. Dale and |
| Mr. Dubbs having gone to that city |
to visit the new million-dollar Fort |
Hill High school
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Banks to Deal
Out $111,550!
(Continued from Page 1
amount 10 be distributed would to-
tal $68.957. Officials estimated that |
through missed payments on some
acoounts, the actual cash distribu-
tion will be about $54,000, which Is
considerably larger than last year's
figure,
The First National Bank at
Spring Mills and the First National
Bank at Howard both show slight
increases, while the Community
Bank at Port Matilda reports af
slight decrease. All banks carrying
Christmas Savings Funds this year
expect to open funds for 1939 with-
in the next month
The First National Bank of Cen-
tre Hall, the Rebersburg Bank and
the Farmers’ National] Bank at
Millheim, do not conduct Christmas
Savings Funds. The People’s Na-
tional! Bank, at State College, calls
its fund a “Thrift Fund,” but since
it is similar to a Christmas Fund,
the figures have always
eluded in the Christmas Savings
summary. All banks, with the ex-
ception of one, mall out checks to
depositors. The exception is the
People's National of State College,
where payments are made at the
bank
Following is a comparative
showing Christmas Funds in the
various banks for 1036. 1037 and
1938. All figures are given approxi-
mately
Bellefonte
First Nat
Trust Co
Farmer's Na
State College
} Nat
Nat
table
1936
$5,000
9.700
4.200
193%
$8,000
8.500
8.750
1938
$6.000
10.000
5.000
11,500
6.000
14.000
People
First
Spring Mills
First Nat
Port Matilda
Com. Bank
12.500
14.500
1.000 1.500
Howard
First Nat 2,200
2.200
10 075 S0.850
Totals
Philiguy
irst Na
54,000
Total for 1038 1.550
Lrangd
Labor Leaders
Discuss Policies
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clared ‘that the contractors will not
sign any agreement with any Dion | wash
and that the contractors will ROL | eo
sign an agreement to Couumine. i only |
Union labor,
Clair clarified bre psd pany's ag Bey
tion with the pb that they
will bring only such outside labor
here as are needed to fill key posi
tions, even the Key men will be
hired locally. He added that “the
Berwick Lumber and Bupply Com-
pany knows that the best piace to
get good mechanics is through the
Unions."
Albert Mingle
Unemployment offices, explained the
procedure used In assigning men to
WPA and PWA projecls, and repre-
sentatives of various unions out.
uned what their desires are In the
matier of employing labor for the
Poor Home.
At the conclusion of the confer
ence Mr. St Clair retired to his
rooms in a local hotel, after inviting
representatives of various Unlong to
call upon him there, individually,
determine matters of policy.
Among those who attended
conference were the following:
Commissioners Balser Weber, Paul
N. Eckley and Alfred N. Bowersox;
Chief Clerk Sameul J. MeMulling
Mr. 8t. Clair, representing the con-
tractor; Sidney Willar, for the Plas
terers’ and Cement Finishers’ Un-
ion; D. C. Ross, business represen-
tative of the Carpenters’ Union: J
H. Copley, of the Electricians’ Un-
fon; Orvis Reed, representing the
Central Labor Organization; Ken-
neth B. Waterbury, business agent
for the International Hod Carriers,
Building and Comman Laborers’
Union. Local 1111, of State College;
Gordon Holt, representing the
Stonemasons’ Union,
others whose names were not learn-
ed.
The Commissioners report that
excavation for the County Home is
about 40 per cent completed
Recent Weddings
Young—Eminhizer
Miss Grace Elizabeth Eminhiger,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Eminhizer, of Pike street, became
the bride of Charles Young, son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Young, also of Bellefonte. The
ceremony took place Thursday night |
at 7 o'clock in the United Brethren |
church with the Rev. G. A. House-
holder officiating. The bride was]
attired in a robin's egg blue dress FOR
with black accessories and wore a!
Somage of roses. She was attended |
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Articles for Sale
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FOR “SALE—A Delco ii ght plant with
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wg machine and fron [ogulire -
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‘a Winn, . liesbure Pa FOR SALE—25 nice New }
puliets a1 81.10 ing + Or $26.00
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Beoletonte vw rT, 42 #2 D3 Beenie, Pa.
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FOR BALY- Fresh h pork. satmace abd POR SALE-White Holland
fare. Call 216-W. Bellefonte will fancy dressed or live, inguire
deliver. Crover Soearly. Bellefonte, Rooter: tow finden Hall or ¢
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FOIL SALE--New Hamgpwhire
rhickens young and old, 1%
from Mileaburg on back road ©
med 0 onsy one Red
miies
Bros Pin ne ow
Al ”
jire of Ewxk
Befatonts ©. D. 1
POR SALE
Les oY Cool ox
sonal. ADDY
2 E Lamb
FOR SALE 2 Sat age
rifle aru guage Resningion
tre Hall 1T2R-12
chickens and ca-
and dressed at curd
every Balurdsy
on Wednesday
} capons on
turds y af Thanksmving Jackson
Bealiefonte R D. 1 x40
BAILE-R. 1 Bed Cockerels
rue 10 type, out of the
weed na fock of 80000, 280 to
310 ogvx a year; age 7 months: weight
8 toB's he price $3.50. 3 for 810. Also
i youns OF pteralite pige, price 85
Write Basil Mott, Shoring Mills, Pa. o
phone Centre Hal 30-R- 2 44
Dogs, Pets, Etc.
FOR SALE—Deagle puppies
aid. Inquire of D M. Cross
Bellefonte, Curiin's Gap
ron SALE “Two genuine English pug
pigevie:, male; oligible for A M. K
registration: very reasonable, Mrs, J
P. Felliinger, 3206 Sixth Ave. Altoona,
Pa. 45
Sale or r Exchange
FOR SALE OR FXCHANGE—On stock
a 28 model Chrysler coupe-in good
condition. Ida RB. Williams, Martha
Furnace x46
Real Estate - For Sale
FOR SALE-A
land and plenty of water, 1 mile
southeast of Spring Mills, Nestor S
Heckman x46
POR SALE—A 250 acre farm. 4 miles
Phone Cen
POR SALE Yo
pons. 1
Pons
Second 1
via ition
Mims
Streat, Beliefonie
repeaier
rifle
n
Vii
Not
Sy
repeater ngs of Mrs. Annabelle 2
oe
King vw, Belictontes HL. D
POR
healt
POR t
FOR SALE~Some oak wood,
Stove Jeng
suitable for
awed in
grim Will saw any length
fireplaces on eet
Will deliver. A. C. Jodon. Bellefonte
R. D. 2 Phone 723-3-3 4611
POR SALE--Penrayivania white pine,
hemlock and or% rough or sur
fared. Also North Caroling yellow
ine Inquire of John Lyons and
oh. Howns d. Pa Phone 131. 252
Pon BALE Hi indreds of used tires,
all alesse from 15 10 26 (noch rims.
Backed by written poarantee Oppeny
evenings until @ o'cick. Wallrun
Auto Service, Snow Shoe lunterseciion
51 aa
“Victor Heater 4-5 room, |
Deion light plant 2500 watts 120
volts with 58 bat. A-1 condition; '% 32
. C. Emerson motor; 3 h. p. D C,
Cetitury motor, Brownies Place, Centre
Hall, Pa x48
POR SALE Thinking of buying a
Heater? the comforts of » |
CALORIC We
Call or
write O. W. Houtz Li uber Co, Beats
College, Penna. Phone 780, 87
FOR SALE-—14-Inoh tight “and Joose | Borin, off, Stat Qotiege, along oon-
driving pulley with brongze bush- 0 Wer, st hapuire of Pros:
Ings. This pulls, was taken off a new ty and Eider, State College, Pa. 464
machine and has never been used. A OT 1008
bargain for agyone needing a putes Sai Cot" Centre High All
of this size. Can be seen at this... crs build and a silo. In-
hd quire of Gardner , Centre Hall R. | =
ron SALE—Deloo 1250 W ght plant
ocompicte with bafterles Genco 1000
W. light plant with batteries, com- |
plete set 32 yout equipments for light
planta suon as electric motors, irons,
we. cleaners, clippers eic.
{Inauire of Cleve H. Bungard, Spring
Milla. ™
8 weeks
circuiting Heater,
ways. can be used as doubles hous®,
{making self wupporting, good re-
rons Ethel Confer, Beech Creek.
room
| house,
ONS hank barn, and other TAR
Frog AN of Wega! Land fut. Write Dox
| 58, x48 |
FOR
“all kinds, |
rey ripiiie fips Font ir. | bad
lowing the ceremony a wedding din-
ner was served at the groom's
home. Following a short wedding
trip, Mr. and Mrs. Young will be at
Recovering From Injuries
Clarence Barner, of Mill Hall, is
recuperating from painful injuries
to his back, sustained in a fall from
a shed rvof which he was construct ae
MI. Bamnsr missed his footing and | ave
of wood, which prevented his head
from striking the ground and suffer-
f | fell backwards onto a wagon load (Pa.
Household Goods
FOR SAUB-—A oat im mands.
Phone State College 3576.
BALE--A
gh Es
Inquire
SALE
ET or
|
farm of 81 acres, #004 |
X46 |
Apartments for Rent
room furnished
E570 hent, hot waler
42 "Bas Ww Linn Bt. Belie-
x47
FOIL WENT
apartment
and gus stove
fone, Pa
POR RENT--Unfurnished apartment
3 rooms and bath Mrs. Paul Car-
ner, 125 North Thomas street, Belle.
fone, Phone 182 434
Rooms For Rent
"OR RENT.
Inquire of
High St., Bellet fonte,
A
furnished rooms
Runkle, ¥
Two
Mes. J. 1
Pa
FOR HENT- Beds OTT, Y
i hed Desirable location
Phone Bellefonte 390
POR
§ Lo
R ENT--2 fur
ht housekeeping
1, 118 E. Logan
nished
Farms for Rent
POR RENT--A
wes, looated al
in Spring tok
and plenty of
soph Ross, Wil
FOR RENT--A farm
cated 1 mile south of Beliefont
: Twp. with NOCORAry
¥ and plenty of water £
C. Grove, Bellefonwe, B
POR RENT--A farm of 100 acres ¢
locuwied 17, miles "west of Rebersd
MS ies Twp wilh p
bulldings and plenty of water 1
gulre of 85. Charlies Coram 31 Pred
erick Bt. Flemington, Pa §411
farm about 150
Road
owbank Bt
of 166 acre
all
Ly Jos
rif rman rY
MR SA LY:
od Lowest
Be TVOe Bru
Phone 158
POREMAN'S
ture repair shop,
Repairing
UPHOLSTERY —Purni-
repairing, restor-
niques . spectalt ty. Cans and
rush seats. Modern upholstery. Sn
North Race 8%, rear Fen n Belle Hote
Phone 406-M 184
FPURNTTURE REPAIRED Repa! BR
made 0 all kinds of faraiture
Uphoistering, and slip covers made
Wm DD Thompson's Upbolstert
Shop, 102 E. Lamd 8t, Fhone 539-
Bellefonte, Pa
MACHINE WORK We
ir
LOANS For
Pay interest only
number of days you
You borrow on a 12
i Your own Livestock ang
£ A485 security Ro endorsers n
Bee CGeorge Mothers
Monday morning
i One al
Miscellaneous
ATTENTION PARMERS—
YOu Cover and timo
do custom cleaning
| Hublemburg, Pa
DEAL
Call
676-33
Le
Frock- “Removed promptly
nytime atl my expense, phone
L. Smith, Missburg
14
disabled
reznoved
Ceo. J
Phone
iu
for free
Try Td
fdova
WANTED —-Dwad, old ang
cows, horses nd mules,
free, Vogts Rendering Works
og! , Centre Hall, Pa,
our expenses.
TO KHBUMATION—8ena
booklist on Rbeumatism.
bens “Triple Remedies for Rheuma-
lin and get Rellef. Hepatico-Re-
nalis Euminant and Alkalizer $1.00
Merit (Rheumastim Drops) B80c,
Krood Of Rubbing oll 80c, Call of
send by. mall on peceipt of
Prepared In the laboratories of
Tiobine barmacy, Beech Creek,
Add 10 postage and packing
GLASSES REDUCED-—Having
installed new Jens grinding mas
chinery am preparsd to furnish glass.
fa atl very attractive prices. Also ead
asses (Just out) ot those with ae
eciive hearing e And complepe
stock German Por rial Eyes. You
can do beller here than elsewhere
Tipbing' Pharmacy, Clara M. Tibbins
Drogas & Optical Goods. The Bight
Pa Hearing Ald Store, Beech Creek
Rit
Card of Thanks
POTERS —We take this means of ex-
pressing our thanks © neighbors
and friends for the use of their oars,
thelr Soral tributes and their many
acta of kindly sympathy upon the
death and funeral of the late Mrs.
Jomeph , of Pera
Peters and Pamily.
ZIDCGLER We take this means of ex-
Preseing our heartfelt thanks to
friends and neighbors for the use of
their cars Ru foal = tributes, and
many acts ndly sympathy dur:
the prolonged fliness and th of
— I ——————————————
Alpha Maude Ziegler, late of eM
burg. The Pamily
Announcements
There will be a Townse nd
every one invited, Shere whi
speakers from out of town
BAKE SA
Bpworth League
LE-{The
of the Axe Mann Uinon church will!
hold a bake sale on Saturday.
vember 19, at t
Your support wi
No-
Bellefonte Hardware
be appreciated x46
BAKE SALE-—-The Ladies Ald 80- |
ciety of the Reformed church. Belle
FOR SALE--@-roomed house, 2 stair- | fonte, will hold its annual bake rale |
sheny Btreet, on Wednesday Morning, |
morni
| November 23. y ny
the Hazel & Co
the Port Ma-
a Methodist Shure -
vite T on Thanks
HO 8 p m.
per
SUPPER--A
gat het af
AUTOMOBILE & FIRE
INSURANCE
ED L. KEICHLINE
BELLEFONTE
tof A. hall
New
rw
ma
Joseph L
|
2 o'tlock noon un- |
ed 25 and 50 cents |
iiouen and noodle sup. |
es Charlies Harsh
BUPPER
supper will
A chicken and
be served in the P
st Hublerstrureg on
18 from 5:80 lll 8:00 p.m
prices of 20 and 30c with
ae renin Bl extras oomt
Priday
The
hate
are AN
rane ah
x4f
oe
nie wo
he Junior and Be
r Methodint Epis
hye s bake sie at
Hardware store Rovere
any ted Ore Thaker v
and buy your ke or pie 10
Esgiving dinner
CHICKEN DINNER
G. EARLE HOFFER
Insurance of All
Kinds
21 East High St Phone
BELLEFONTE, PA
wey
rp
DANCE !
SQUARE & ROUND
SATURDAY. NOV. 19
At HECLA PARK
Music By
Tussey Mt. Ramblers
FREE—Admission—FRE}
1
JUCCORTL SILA DIOR NE TO ty
THE TAVERN |
Blair ith
PA
Avenue and
TYRONE,
Street
re
wn
DANCING EVERY WED. FRI
DAY AND SAT. NIGHTS
TUBBY WHITE
and his Orchestra
FRIDAY, NOV. 12th In
AMATEUR NIGHT:
2 Those wishing to enter must make © y
application by Thurs, Nov. 17th
Lg TE # EY em ne
a a
GOOD EATS, REFRESHME NTS;
OF ALL KINDS, SPAGHETTI
DINNERS, OUR SPECIALTY
SuUIHImMIMT te
ATI DOE DI
BINGO
wie FOR =
TURKEYS
Logan Fire House
HOWARD STREET,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Nov. 17, 21 and 22
LARGE "URKEY GIVEN
DOOR PRIZE.
Benefit of Firemen
Fall
Advertises winter's
approach in flaming
leaf colors on the
mountain side, and
The time to change
to winter lubricants
is here — but
First let us GRACO,
clean and vitalize
your motor —
To give you less cost
and peppy winter
service.
DECKER
MOTOR CO. -