THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
fod. March 2, 1939.
Page Twd
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PINE GRO
(Reported by
PERSONALS FROM BELLEFONTE'S NEIGHBORING CITY
VE MILLS
G. Mac Fry)
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Jay Harpster is breaking ground
for new modern house on old school
house site at new cemetery.
The Car! Kocher family were din-
ner guests last Sunday at the John
Kocher home at Fairbrook.
Don't forget the C. M. Trostle
farm sale next Thursday, March 9th
an excellent farm line of equipment
Harold Martz, a student of U. of
P. Pittsburgh, was a recent visitor
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E, C.
Martz
Our good young friend Jack John-
ston of Graysville underwent a tonsil
oparation recently at Philipsburg
State hospital
Miss Corene Coply after spending
the winter months with Bellwood |
friends has returned to her country!
home at Penna. Furnace
Miss Nancy Stewart of Boalsburg
was a recent supper guest at the A.
K. Corl home on White Hall some of
the boys are getting their brass bani
in tune
Miss Charlotte Kock who holds ©
nice stenographers position in State
Capitol building, Harrisburg was |
last weekend visitor with her rela-
tives in town
Sorry to relate the illness of Mrs,
J. T. McCormick of State College.
well known here in our valley with
a host of friends who wish her a
speedy recovery
The Ladies Sunday School Class of
the Luthegan church held their reg-
ular monthly meeting at the Charles
T. Homan home last Wednesday
evening on the Branch.
Among the grippe victims the past
week were Mrs, Earl Bickle and C. E
Frank both are improved at this}
writing, also our paper man Dally
Times is housed up. Donald Fry, un-
der care of Dr. E B. Gaviute
Newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Campbell were feted with a small
kitchen shower last Thursday even-
ing at the Albright cabin on Tad-
pole. Many expensive and useful
gifts were received by the bride and
groom
The joint banquet of I. O, O. F
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Reed spent
Saturday evening at the G, H. Tres-
sler home in Millbrook.
Rev, Alburtus Groendyk and wile
of Graysville Presbyterian charge
were guests at the I. O. O. F. ban-
quet.,
Messrs. J. M. Campbell
Charles Henderson of State College,
were short callers in town Saturday
P. m
Mr
of Oak Grove were among the bid-
ders at the Fry house sale Saturday
last.
Prof. A. Brooks Corl was a caller
Saturday at the Philipsburg Hospit-
al, bringing home with him Mrs, Corl
and infant babe Nancy Sue
Stockmen Miles Walker and Guy
Kocher were among the bidders last
Thursday at the George Owens farm
equipment sale on Buffalo Run
Messrs Joseph Harpster and
Samuel Musser were pleasant callers
Rock Springs last Wednesday
evening, spreading good cheer on
their way.
Emnest Hess dental student of
Temple University N. Y., spent a few
days recently at his parental hame
on the branch Mr. and Mrs. 8. M
Hess
Reports are that Russel Eyer has
purchased the John Strayer home
in Gatesburg and will flit from the
Archy home in Pa, Furnace to his
new home in the near future,
Last Wednesday the James Mc-
Kivisons vacated the G. Ed. Corl
farm at Oak Grove and moved to
the Geo. Dale homestead at Dales
Summit, right man in right place.
After spending the past three
months in State College with her
daughter Mrs. Maud Myers, Mrs
Alice Irvin returned last week to her
Balleyville home much improved in
health
Miss Eleanor Wasson who hold
nice position at Polyclinic hospital
Harrisburg spent the past weekend
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mr
worth farms
as
and Rebekah lodges held last week
was a real success. It was consider-
ed the best banguet held in many
years past. An excellent dinner and
fine appropriate program enjoyed bv
all present, 175 plates laid and all
taken
s Behrers are
in house-
Mr. and Mrs. Charl
taking their Ist lessons
keeping at the Haines house In
Graysville Dr. Stork presented
them with a chubby baby boy last
Mr. Geo. Irvin of the Goodyear
{ Tire and Rubber Co. with headquar-
[ters
in California drove in across
the states last week to spend some-
time with his aged mother Mr
Daniel Irvin in Balleyville
At
the W. D. Port property on E. Main
street was knocked down by Auct L
Frank Mayes at $1225 to Miss Edna
Ward who will take possession April
1, 1839
Thursday. Chester W Jr. and
grandpa C. W. is pushing out ihe
ood cigars this week
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NICIPA
MILLHEIM, PA.
MUNICIPAL
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
{March 3rd & 41h)
SPECIAL DOUBLE-FEATURE
No. 1—Ralph Bellamy, in:
Smashing the
Spy Ring”
Glenda Farrell, in:
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“Torchy In
Chinatown”
No.
MONDAY & TUESDAY
{March 6th & 7th)
Maureen O'Sullivan,
Henry Fonda, in:
“Let Us Live”
Chapter No. 11 of
“THE LONE RANGER"
WEDNESDAY & THUR.
{March 8th & 9th)
Loretta Young, and
Richard Greene, in,
"KENTUCKY"
(All color.)
ALWAYS THE FINEST OF
SELECTED SHORTS
: day
Men's Bible Class of Balley-
ville Sunday School will be enter-
tained Thursday evening March 2nd
at the Willis Schilling home on E
Main Street, a good turn out is de-
sired. Good program. good eats
election of officers for coming year
PLEASANT VIEW
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Packer and
children Woodrow and Mollie Lou of
Axe Mann spent the weekend with
his parents, the Charles Packer
family.
Howard Young and Uncle George
Spicer and Lioyd, Odie. and Ray-
mond Spicer were guests on Tues-
with Mr. Young's sister Mrs
Earl Brenneman of Lewistown
Mrs. C. E. Packer spent over Mon-
day night with her daughter, Mrs
Ralph Hook and family at Houser-
ville
Milson Packer and friend Miss
Minnie Mulbarger of Bellefonte,
were Sunday guests at his parental
home
The Howard Young family, who
moved onto the Henszy farm in
Patton township a year ago, Is mov-
ing back this spring to Lewistown
where they came from
The George Spicer family will
moved from the Henzy Valley farm.
| which recently became a Pennsylva-
‘nia State College farm, to the Hen-
szy farm vacated by the Young fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hook and
children Lois Jean and Charles were
supper guests at the Charles Pack-
er home Tuesday evening
We
| what good is an education lo a
man or woman who cannot get a
| job?
i
OR SALE
In order to make room for my spring ship-
ment of farm machinery,
ing used mackinery at a
I am offering the follow-
great reduction:
1 John Deere Two-Way Sulkey Plow.
1 John Deere Sul
1 Oliver Sulkey Gang Plow.
key Gang Plow. ,
rd
1 Tractor Harrow, 28 disc.
1 Wallis Tractor.
2 Fordson Tracto
1 F-12 Tractor wi
2 Hay Loaders.
ar
rs.
th cultivator attch.
1 Corn Cultivator.
All of the above imp
condition.
lements are in first class
C. W. Behrer
Phone Warriors Mark — 13-R-3
PENNA. FURNACE, PA.
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and Mrs. Albert Henninger |
Samuel B, Wasson at the Awl- |
the public sale last Saturday of |
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"BLANCHARD |
Our community lost another val- |
ued citizen, when J, H. Slaterbeck |
[passed away last Wednesday and we |
{wish to express our sympathy to his |
(family. An odd coincident occurred |
{death of J. H, Slaterbeck on Wed- |
'nesday when a few hours later his |
sister of Salona, visiting in Altoona, |
also passed Into the Great Beyond. |
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Mrs. Irene Naditsky Onder went to
Ohio a week ago where she has ob-
tained employment,
Miss
Another Poormanside girl
Marcida Poultds who works at Lock
in the Slaterbeck family with the |Haven was home for the weekend.
Irregular meeting for P. T. A. of
February convened the 21st, Miss
Morgan condescended to do a read-
ing; Emil Anderson, one 8th grade
| JACKSONVILLE
| Church services on Sunday March
|, are as follows: Sunday School
{9:30; Worship with sermon
|
{sudent of the Theological Bemin- |
ary, C. E 6:45, Topic for discussion
| Urban American a New Frontier
The Cheerful Helpers Class will
hold their next monthly meeting at |
the home of Miss June Yearick on
| James Eagan returned to the As- | pupil sang. The greater part of the Priday evening, March 3
|pinwall Veterans Hospital, last
{ Thursday for medical treatment,
{while he had remained at home his
condition grew steadily worse, so he |
{ observation. |
William Bechdel and family mov-
ied from the brick house on the
Diamond, being converted into a
{mortuary, to Beech Creek last]
Thursday
| E. W. Gardner's physical condi-
tion shows litle improvement, Mrs
{Joseph Heverly of Lock Haven is
assisting In caring for him
W. H, Spangler was recalled to
Willamsport last week to resume
his employment with a Drug Com-
pany there, |
John Beam of Lock Haven, spent
the weekend at the home of Mrs
Annie James
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pletcher, Mr
{Hayes Pletcher, with Mrs. Calvin
Pletcher of Howard motored to the |
Clearfield Hospital on Saturday LO
visit with Calvin Pletcher who has
been a patient there for the past
week as a result of an automobile
accident. Five X-ray pictures have
been taken of Mr. Pletcher's injury.
and after the report of these picture:
has been received the seriousness
the injury can be determined
Miss Jane Bolopue was home from
Lock Haven, with her parents, Mr
(and Mrs, L. S, Bolopue, on Sunday
Rev. and Mrs. Nellson with their
daughter Isabelle departed on Mon-
day for Indiana Rev. Neilson
preached his farewell sermon on
Sunday moming. His last minis.
terial act for his congregation here,
was to baptize June Miller and Lo-
raine Heverly in the icy waters of
Beech Creek on Sunday afternoon
The two girls had made thelr con-
fession at the service Sunday morn-
Hing
Mr, and Mrs Williams and
json Jack expect to attend the wed-
{ding of Mr. Willlam's son Glen on
Saturday evening at p. m. in the
Tempie Baptist church of Philadel-
phia. The ceremony wili be per-
formed by Rev. Dan Poling who is
pastor of that church. Little Jack
Williams will be the ring bearer al
the wedding. "Glen Williams, afler
his graduation from Medical Col-
lege, will begin his internship at
Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia
The regular meeting of the W
CG, will b> held with Mrs R
Spangler on Friday evening
The meeting of the Local W. C
T. U. was held with Mrs. Harris
Clark on Wednesday afternoon
Mr and Mrs. Rov Burlew and son
jof Owensboro, Ky. arrived in town
ton Monday to pass inspection upon
{the remodeling of the Burlew home
{here. An escalator has been in-
stalled and the lower floor redec- |
orated. The excitement proved 100
much for Mrs. D. M. Burlew, who is
quite 1
Mrs. T. K Spangler wishes to
thank those who helped in the time
of sorrow over the death of her
father. She takes this means of
expressing her appreciation for the
cars, floral tributes and for all the
help given her during the illness and
death of J. H. Siaterbeck
Miss Helen Everly of Smethport
was a weeksnd guest of Miss Jean
Kunes,
The angel of death has again pass.
ed over our town: this time claiming
Mr. Alva Winslow. Mr. Winslow
has been ill for some time. We ex-
tend r sympathy to the bercaved
family
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JULIAN
Mr. and Mra. Harry Dillion motor
ed to Lewistown on Saturday. Mrs
Dillion is visiting her parents al that
place
Mrs. Robert Wellar of Aloona,
spent Priday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs, Edward Donley.
| Amanda Moran Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. James Reese.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tallhelm spent
Bunday at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Mollie Tallhelm.
Edna Jean Alaxander has been ill
for the last week and has been un-
able to attend school
There will be preaching services
in the M. E. church on Sunday even-
ing at 7:30 o'clock.
Miss Jane Tallhelm spent Tuesday
in Bellefonte,
Mrs. Harold Alexander and daugh-
ter Roce sper Saturday at thy home
‘of Mrs. Myer's sister. Mrs. Robert
| Hassinger
Joseph Swisher has been ill for
several days
| Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Alexander of
Blate College called on friends and
‘relatives on Friday
| Melvin Willlams spent the week-
end with his wife in Tyrone.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eichelberger of
Bellefonte, called at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chandler on
Sunday }
JULIAN R. D.,
Mrs. Wiliam Richards of this]
I place has been jl for a short time.
We wish her a speedy recovery.
| Clarence Sager and family are;
| contemplating moving away from
four neighborhood in the near future
| We regret their going. i
| May we say that Pebruary wen'|
lout like a lion, causing the roads 10 |
i
for = years. Thanks to the
| Brecker Boy for his assistance to
| the lion.
| We were very sorry to hear that
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Fisher of
| Pittsburgh, met with an accident so
{near the end of their journey home
{last week. While Mr. James talks
[of the government whipping indus-
‘try into tax formation. Mr. James
{himself should be thinking about
| whipping some friction on some of
{these ice paved roadways,
| Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Nearhooff of
{this place are the proud parents of
a nice big six pound brand new 1939
{boy baby. i
| We wish to complement the Belle-
|fonte school system for their quick
icomebeak In their functioning.
|
The pay-off in the business world
pot upon your in
ition
iproved by
depends upon delivering the goods, |
tentions,
rest of entertainment program, A
thankless job, was successfully ren-
dered by COrades Four. Seventeen
of the old members were present.
and returned to the hospital for closer Some paid dues for the new year)
1929. The old president finally
agreed to stay in office until the end
of the school term when an elec
of officers may occur, ‘The
plan on beautifying school
by planting of hedge and
ladles
lands
{shrubbery collapsed when not en-
dorsed by men members
school board.
has brand
nor ap-
Caviocks cow a new
cad.
y Cole of Moshannon is to be
operated on today, Tuesday at the
state hospital, Philipsburg
Miss Peters and Mr. Brungard
took supper Wednesday evening with
their aged friend Mrs. Cordelia Craft
at her comfortable home on Windy
Hill. The occasion being a Wash-
ple was a menu specialty
Robert Cole punil of Grade Eight
here, only survivor of the truck sled
collision at Cherry Run, a month
ago, was discharged from the Phil-
ipsburg hospital and is again ag his
home
Presbyterians of Moshannon had
nd Vespers the past Sunday evening
due to inclement weather and Indis-
position of allendants
81. Michaels Clarence has church
every Priday night during Lent. All
good Catholics locally should form
the habit of attending
The John Lohr family
tain have a new baby
Fourth Grade invited Mls Smi
and her pupils of Third grade
thelr Washington's birthday pro.
gram Wednesday p. m. which they
accented and witnessed, Mm, Tar-
man was the only pare sho found
+ convenient to be there
The John Gaviocx family were
Bellefonte shopping Saturday
The Clarence Banjo Band is giv
ing thelr concert in the auditorium
the Presbyterian church Friday
17th. beginning nrombdplly a!
8:00 p. m. Admission to all pupil
going to any one of 12 grade schools
1-12 inc. is only 10 cents. Others Ii
0c. We know the orogram varied
instrumental. vocal, marches
hymns will meet your approval
Bince 1's St. Palrick™ dav Banjoers
will likely wear groen and piay some
Irish alrs
John Balash
Snow Shoe Manor, who
an appendiciomy at Lhe
hospital aboui 10 days ago, has re-
covered sufficiently to be removed
to his home There he is nos ooh
valescing
Clifton Reiter and family visited
with his mother Mrs. Stone al Kar-
thaus Sunday
A correction from jast weeks | cis
was in the name of one of We
Drapcho party goers. IL was ro!
Miss Frances MoGowan who Was
to Dripcho’s party but Mrs. Franeh
MoGowsan
Toxnship teachers received
long delayed pay checks last Frida
What with rent. insurance, autes
ets. it keeps them stepping fo keep
up with the Jones’
Paul Kassik one of the bes! ©
in Crade Five Is confined to hi
home with an infected hand and
blood poisoning
Charles Herrs are boasting a
grandson born to their daughier
Uving at Lock Haven
Miss Annie Biggan second daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Big
gan of Poormanside is home on va-
cation for a week from her votk a
fock Haven, while her employer it
on a business trio to Plllsbursh
The Howard MeClkekey fami
visited Bayers of Yarnell Sunday
p.m
Mr. and Mr: Will
and two children Clair and Ellen
visited with grandma Cowher a!
her Sandy Ridge home during ihe
weekend
Mr and Mrs. Kling and children of
Bellefonte called Sunday #8 the
home of the lady 5 pares. Mr and
Mrs. Mitch Heatoix here
Weather man gave us all kinds
weather during the past week. Rain
snow, sleet. windy, cloudy, fair and
pero
Arthur Stephen's family and ihe
B. G. Carra’s were Bellefonte shop-
pérs Saturday nigh
We hear Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Myers have purchased a new car
whereby they plan to enjoy the
beauties of the county.
Callers at ths Arthur Stephens
home one evening last week were
Mrs. Arthur Rockey and brother Al
lison Watson from along the Snow
Shoe-Bellefonte pike,
Mr. and Mrs. B. OG. Carma and
family were Subdav visitors at
Becarria where they visited Mrs,
Carra’s mother.
Mts. Patsy Carra. who has been ill
for some time is slowly recovering
Sunday callers al the Btephens
home was Miss Vivian Carlson of
Bootchtown who called on her
friends lsobel.
The nmany friends of Mr. and Mra
Frank Caprio of Lock Haven form-
erly of Clarence will be glad te
know they're the proud pares of
a young son, she being one of our
popular girls, Beulah Herr,
Three Misses Biggan Anne, Mar.
{ Poun-
th
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to
of
March
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erwent
prourietor the
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their
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New
am Tarman
of
| Jersey and the two Jatter from Poor.
Mr. and Mrs. Bovd Gensamer
Miss
on a
drive to Snow Shoe Baturday
. m, where they did some wee
fonte, and Walter M. Puchs
State College, at East ave-
nue and Shortiidge
and M
Phillpebury ~~ ...
| aren and Miss Ella Lucas spent last
, of
| The Ladies’ Ald Society will hold
their next monthly meeting at the
thome of Mrs. Willard Harter on
Saturday cvening, March 4
{| Mr. and Mrs, Harry Baird and!
ison, Ralph of Bellefonte, Messrs Ed. |
$inrding and Paul Sinclair of Hyner
OOC camp spent Sunday at the A
A. Garreth home
George Swope and Jamu
spent Sunday at the Elmer
home, cther callers were Mess
E. Aley, Vincent Lucas and
Vonada
On Wednesday two cars
ing the following Mr
Daniel Stover and daughter Char-
jotte Mrs Irvin Walker
Peouna. Purnace Mrs. George Whee
land and children Doris and Duane
and Mrs. Earl Bickle of Pine Grove
Mills, Mrs. Charles Rudy of Stau
College, Mrs, Ray McGhes an
daughters Eleanor and Barbara of
Port Matlda motored wo the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Noll wher
a very Enjoyable day was spent, tl
ladies very ardently applied
needle In assisting Mrs. Noll with
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quitting
Lau anh
Swope
irs, C
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containe-
and Mrs
and of
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4
ne
Noll |
evening callers at the Rob-
ert Conaway home were his brother
Mr. Ellsworth Conaway Beech
Creek, Mr Mrs. John Dunks
and son Paul of Bellefonte
Mrs. Orin Pye Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Ted. Dixson
Mr Florence Rossman
daughter Shirley, Mr 1d Mrs
Rosman of Lower 4
5D mmday evening
field Dietz home
Mrs. Willlam Beightol
eral days last week al
her pwenis, Mr. and
Harter brother Donald
and family, near Kylertown, i
ing In quilling in both homes
vd afternoon calier
home were Mrs. Ed
Ferma of Bell
Russell Pike «
Sunda
of
and
spent
ar Clair
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and
i
daughter
2, and
employ
petit the week
Mr. ang 2
Bagie
with Mra. All
uti a window
ehen door on
Runkle
vy Oyler farm
with his parems,
nkle of Mt
A A Garret
or
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were
Beech Cr
Sgtiieig
little
4
caller
home
TONAWAY
Monday
visited
her son
ek
8 OTK
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of
m
our
the
town
time presenting Mr. and Mrs. Yar-
nell Poorman with a seven pound
baby girl which has been given the
name of Shirley Irene, both mother |
land babe are getting along fine and |
ithe little miss says 1 think 1 will be
cared for as I already have three
older brothers
A large number of our peopie are
suffering with a severe head d
and cough
Mrs. Walter Dalley
pent several days at the
her brother Mr. D. P. Ertley
v. the main object of her
to roe the new arrival which has
1 given the name Margaret An
will be surnamed Peggy
Bunday callers at the Roy Ovier
hom: were Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Olm-
stead and son Ray and Ronald, of
Lock Haven, Mr. and Mrs. William
Benford and son Chester, of Belle-
forte
Harr,
ona
.
Altoona
home of
arid
anc
is
of
visi
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Al-
and
BE
T. Beightol motored to
on Sunday afternoon
participated in the second C
wrcadcast over WFBO
Nevin Yearick made a business
irin to lancaster on Monday
Misses Rosetta and Dorothy Bart.
ley spent Sunday with their grand-
pares, Mr, and Mrs. Chester Nef
of Howard
Mrs. Walter Dalley of Itoona.
wpenit Monday afternoon at the El-
mer Swope home
A A. Garrett and children spent
Sunday evening with his father G
Pr Garrett of Rebersburg
Mis: Viola Fike spent Wednesday
afsrnooty at the James Bhaffar
home, Sunday callers were Mrs |
Robert Conaway and children Kath-
“nn. lacy, Lester and Harry and
Louise Beightol
Sunday dinner guests at the Wil-
filam Reightol home were Mr. and |
Mrs. Donald Harter and children |
Beulah, Donnie and Zane of near |
Kylertonn. Afternoon callers were |
Mr. and Mri. Robert Conaway and |
children Kathryn, Lucy, Lester and |
$farry. Mary. June Harry and
Johnny Fve, Betty Aley. Fred Belz, |
Willard Weaver, Dick McCrea and |
hilip Bartley. !
Priday evening callers at the Noll |
nome were Viola Fike, Dorothy Belz, |
Geraldine Swope, Mrs. Robert Con-
away and children Kathryn, Lucy, |
tester and Harry, Mrs. C. E. Aley |
and daughter Beity of this place, |
Miss Mildred Aley and Jack Mabus |
of Bellefonte, the ladies assisted Mrs. |
Noll in quilting. |
George Gummo of Mill Hall was |
a oaller at the Sumner Noll home
on Saturday a. m
FAIRVIEW
Mrs. Miles Bitters and {wo children
|yisited on Monday with Miss Ella
(Lucas.
Mrs. Miles Etters and two chil-
.
|
|
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Lucas at Curtin,
Miss Barbara Confer spent Tues-
day night with her grandmother,
Mrs. Jessie Oonfer.
! Chapman of Summit Hill
‘on Friday.
|" fussell Jones of Pleasant Valley
ivisited on Sunday at the Malcolm
| Jones home.
| Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lucas and
| two sons Lemuel and Jack and J. B.
[Lucas visited on Sunday at the Fred
| gaturday
| rado,
{at
A at
POTTERS MILLS
Mr. and
Altoona, v
10:30 {aldine, primary teacher) on Wash-
in charge of Mr. Eli R. ¥ablan, a [ington's Birthday
Charles
Miss Amel
the weeke
home
Mrs
who
Miss Caro
Bunday w
{Joseph Re
few weeks
Mrs. E. |
Colyer
brother-in
who has been
Charles
Blue and
his bed wi
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friends in
Mrs. W
her bed
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birthday
from State
MoCorm
Margaret Bollinger
Reed
who
McCormick table
were
n
Mrs. Edgar Hoover from The
sited thelr daughter Ger
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fa nice
they have
Mrs. Anna
Mn
her
Mr. and
nounce the
son whom
Cilenn, at
morning M
tre Hall
and son
Pg
lady friend
led over
E. Foust
Vroman and
la Copenhaver vi
nd at the H }
nome
of Colo-
been visiting
line McClaskey home, on
ent to Millhelim 0 the
ifsnyder home to spend
has v al the
3. Palmer spent a few days |
helping to care her
Jaw, Mr. Thomas Farner
seriously {11
Boone proprietor
White Inn i
h an attack of pneumonis
wii wi
{
on wreckin
of
of his
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of
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M. E. church en Friday evening,
March 10
Mr. and Mrs, George B. Harpster,
State College, spent Sunday at the
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Gensamer home
Cecil Maurer spent several days
recently in Altoona, with his moc her
Mrs. Ellery Knarr att nded the
Garden Club, Thursday afternoon ab
the home of Mrs. William Shultz at
Port Matilda
luncy Steele and Virgil Heaton,
attended the School Directors oon
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