_Mavch 2, 1939.
A Eid
NEWS 1
UN
N BRIEF AND PERSONALS OF
IONVILLE
(Reported by Special Correspondent)
—
SPA Se A a
Methodist
cinl Evengelis
ing with s
the Trinity ch
Bervices
sermon by
M,
the
Bunday
by
JRE In
Fred
Prayer
Sunday
at 9:30 a
ing,
mg
© hurch
service
Rev
{
of
ser mon by
urch
on "Friday e
our forme:
H. Crawford of O
regular serv
School a
the
the evi
INIg
ry on ™
Sahoo! or
m. follow
preaching
at
ce
om
Hdtie
Marc)
of
fire Wi
Mr
Pittsbaryh
leomt
Orie H
few days last week but
to he du
for an
dre thankful
Mts, Ste
fa shioned quills
and n
had
neighbors invited
A number
ten
Batu
can We
Mrs
Bh
al
Bark
on}
errel O
the meet
rday afte
mer
ded
Oscar
f Alt W
the
om
an
{Mr ahd Mi
Mis
Bre
over the wecke
formes
Mrs
aunt
Pierce
restime
ing
MASSEY-HARRIS
! ; ; : ‘i
At State College, Monday Evening, March 6
by Engineers from the factory,
by
about
Lock
venin
Mirthodist Church
Services—Spe- | There
til evell-
Davidson ol
Haver
with
Preach efrvice
i) 1
p
SOTVIOes
Av
i.
BUSH HOLLOW
ser and Mase
fhe da oy
COME AND SEE THE
NEW
101 TRACTOR
Also “CLIPPER”
THE COMBINE
you have been reading about in your
BES |
A STARTING AT
TWIN
Farm Paper
: POINT CLIPRLR COMBINE,
8 P. M., IN THE JUDGING PAVILION
POWER [“101"
TE CEE TAM e380
"MOVING PICTURES AND LECTURES
C.
Phone 13-R-3,
10 Other Machines that are pied on
a farm will be on display.
Everybody Welcome ! ~
worsen enim
W. BEHRER
Penna. Furnace, Pa.
1
p
%
4
HOWARD t
|
Glenn of Net: York
on Monday
Miss Prances
City was “operated
appendicitis
Mrs. TT. R. Robb
Butler motored with
more, over the weckend to visi
wih Mr. and Mrs, Preston Robb,
Mr. William Mayes was admitied
to the Ci yunty hospital last
Thursday nigh He | A
well as can be expected
Mr Mrs
reCeivVIIE CONRra
arrival of « ‘son, born Saturda)
Bobby Pletoher Mr,
Mr Varion Pletcher, had tb
fortun slocauing
blade, Monday, while a
ale of Ralph Pletcher,
Mr. Asbury Pletohier wa njured
while working al the Cou ity Home
Monday He wi ken lo o Coens
and Mr
friends to Bal-
nire Cx
restlig
Charles Taylor art
lations over the
and
and
mise
der
» b
I. Plle In
FC SUTToOU
alam Wy
Lave Froest
¥y oteni:z
A ———— A a ——~
ORVISTON
t Aen
Haven spent UU
George Walker
34) of Lock
weekend a the
home,
Hatte Cot ntet daughlsr
Mry, Rober: Songs sk al
writing «ith ne
My May :
and Bran Heats na
Lomison of Tack Has 44)
day fitertioan” an & even
Pau! Lomd at Toe
The 50) Ab ties al
Mrs James DELong on.
night” for thst “regular
meeting
Emaiiné Butler
¢_weeend
LE fe
0 Wi
ot Mr. and
Rejlik
Paul A
anen? 834 i=
ity. .a%- the
He hime 67
Thursday
monthly
af Fivrard, spent
weakend” With ber
A Mrs Bd Confer
r. al Mrs. Jenn
arid OO. B.C;
ne mother at Oak
BaAenis
Rhoa
hae
H 0)
nefit the
d Annie
of Howard,
weekend at » Sherman an
: Hite
H I. E
Confer and Ciillespie
ad ’
Bal
tha Condo
paw week wif)
Chaties Neverly
the
Mrs
Haven
The Mission
regular mont
home of "MY
on Monday. n
Pr as
np meet a
DeBoer at Sonutent
fight the fo ring yore
present: Mrs JB Oflespie. Mit
Clair Botler, "Nore. Ean Leison
Mrs. Willis Tham: on, Mrs A 3
Shank, "Mrs. Walter “Shank. Mra
Ed. Confer. Mrs. Grant Hain, Mr
I. C. Barner, Mrs. W. O. Gray and
Mrz. DeBoer,
C—O SO li TU
HAY IN THE MOW HELPS
KEEP DAIRY BARN DRY
May in fhe mos Sbed id P fnshife
toni and helps keep the dairy barn
warth, cial: County Agent R. C.
Blaney. Some [ifmer: hdYe ans
wittingly beeli Lie Calise of dampness
in their at tables by leavihg bate apile
on the mow floors. THE results ins
cold celling Balow oft which molstire —
onder
Tt 15'a good plan to have 4 tower
ing of ‘at least two fee; Of hay of
straw over abatement dalty stable
If part of the oeill 0g i below 4 barn
floor which most Be Kept clear, ile
insulttion tan he applied on the
under side of ed 1s.
Ordinary ‘fosulating sheeting of
fivetighthie Inch, thickness is not
sufficient, Besser protection will be
‘obtained If either fill fnaulation %
| added oy two thi $e Of the mia
terial used. Material upreinnied
with waterpr withatand the
| penetration "of tire better and.
have gredtes pi to prevent hedl
passage, “Wet Insulation gives lide.
protection.
MATS
y
I protection fs destred agatha’ ¥. were ‘al Hedito
Medker, Jr. has been ads tag. P, {
| Myr. Shevaan says: The Zostie Shirld
ipossible fires, sheet metal can be
used fof the ceiling, and fl imsoin-
tion placed between it and the floor!
above. Two thicknesses of floorin
| with sheet meld! between Jive peso
{lent protection against fire damage
Ventilation of dairy stables is often
poor. Usually the construction of &
single flue, floor outtake Evaten with
{numerous amall inlets will solve the
problem. Plans for its sofsituction
ean Be omained ww ihe OMics Of Ue
county agricuitiral ‘cxtenslon asso-
cintion office in Bellefonte,
i geese
governed. by the |
Any country,
Ba a labot |
business class, will
and cheap raw Tost
THE.
fof |
John
i and hin int lehves yor, mix well
this |
{will be held Satur
the
i
ES
Sarah Ann's
Cooking Class
——)
Lettuce, celery, ming and parsie’
have made a reputation.
Lottuce is eaten to the very last
leaf; there are many ways in which
wo serve. It,
Célery ig the most versatile of them
all, its varied. uses enable the house-
keeper to make use of the coarse
stalks as well as the crisp.
Mine has a distinct appeal to the
appelitn and appears in the form of
wence and oll,
8 piquant addition. to
and should be served
allen
Braised Lettuce
Ke D0 Wedges a
nittesed broiler fifteen
y
basting. frequently with me!
wrve very hot,
nd cook
mils
od
on a
Hes
bitter
Buttered Beets With Celery
cup cooked beets
tablespoons butler
CALDOON Villegwr
POON sugar
Ouiside stalks of celery
cup waler or s0cK
Cut beets in quarters or in small
pieces apd pul In ssucepan wigh
vinegar and sugar; keep Hot
ready to serve, Cut outside
om a bunch of celery. In 2%
lees crosswise cook in
ender, Drain and seas
ablespoons of. bulter,
of yvegelable dish and
th beets,
——
Braised Celery in Green Pepper
Rings
inch of ler ¥
cup of beat Stock
onion
pig of
1
2
Oh
butler
until
Lalks Ir
inch
tock unl
and
on. with 2
eter
nd wi
b
a
parsiey
pepper
{ and ;
1 piece Place
een
celery and cut in
in a CALSETOe
parsiey, cover
bake J DoS,
serve. JN HOES
*
TA e
4: i Medes iw
1A]
Va
[4 +
a
Gn. sliced
with bee!
Remove
Currant Mint Sauce
les on of 1 far: .
bread umbs
Iv chopped celery
cup chopped stulled olives,
ss REDOOn pepDel.
Melt Ia, add opimbs, salt and
pepper and mix well. Add. otlery
and olives and mix thoroughly Use
wifling roast shoulder of pores.
Current Mint Sauce
¢
WOT
LALEIPOONS coped nut
AbIrDOONS chopped min! leaves
Add nuts
Eerve
& a pelish, wiih sosel jamod
- p——
Pour 1 cup of sony green Lea over
p Labiespocn finely chopped m
da a, cup Of Jemon “Juloe, Yop
cradle Jee, Js ap, SUEAT Audty »
fox grainy Of salt and the rind from
I cucUupher, oul in gaipa, . Lev sand
nil sped Strain and chill Just
hel tre hg pour pad a lemonade
Jig had Tali oi pe 3 Add i
Rp nerr> Jules, gngerale a
noflaled waler, Garuian
Rok of tins, thin glces of
and Hn,
orange
Mint Glazed Carrots
3 meditim siden Carrols
‘e cUp iter,
‘es Cup sugar
ableapoon chopped ming ‘eaves
ips cooked peas
all, pepper
5 a v nn
tape
and cut carrdls in
then in sirfps. Cook
boiling salted walel,
rain. Cook alowly with pu or, sd
gar, and mint eaves ames soli 400
flaiad. Add peas. Season with Guts
WI, sail ald pepher.
ices
tA : th
0 menue
Vegetable Crogueties
leftover chtrots, hirnips, beans or
Peds. make tasty sgieiies nel
combingd with bealedl Eds H Calis
Sch four and a generous amount
of Chopped parsley. ‘
te. alo fa sakes and IMy
Bere very. hot with ites Darley.
A Creamed Shrimp,
est not 4m 1 cup of
rich cream i Ser Judy w
wrve, Aig.1 Ta jp SHOP.
ped Du and pi wilh Slices
of. bard viled ope...
Raw Vegetable Salad
1 cup Tosly chopped: STs: pepPer
1 cup grajed raw carmols.
: cup finely Shredded Jettuce
's paid An n Ahaoge gral
Ta yOnnase,
Mix sad, vegetable separaie! 4 with
7) mayopLALe 10. bind, On a
leal of jetilice piace 2 moling of ears
ros, Pads a nd of Jeftuce on
Wp Of GALROLS and top with § mound
of green pepper, sprinkle wilh
Serve. wi Avr arteaing.
| Mis a ————y 5;
PINE Grin
The anit sin
§
A 6 yr
unity Match $th
Relreslinents will be joid. The t fro |
(eonds tof the Sanday School. Caf
i1abd Bel a good chyse
Mr. and Mims. Wiliam Hall and
daughter Sandra, of Towanda y 2
fis fecently.
Marvy
mitied 0
regiment.
Jack and RN. B. Burkey, Lioyd
Kerin and Floyd Meeker of (he C0-
burp OOO cautip shenit the weekend’
at their homes.
Mr, and Mrs. Irwin Folmor were
shopping at Philipsburg on Satire
FS Muthorlan Bt Altoona. spehit
weekend al home. . :
Burke { the week-'
STENT
LAd family
Mrs. Wiliam Hoover and
wore Booting in lock " lock Maven RP
the Clearfield Hospital for
ySairday
Heese. of the
CERTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PX.’
Recent Weddings
Dot hyBovd
Donachy, Jr.
Ch
granason
C: C. 8hiu y,
Bellefonte
Boyd,
p
f Chi
and
Kingston
Arle
wr
son of
Donachy,
of Mr. and Mrs.
ofl East Bishop street,
Miss Harriet Ruth
of Mr. and Mrs
of Forty-Fort, were
in marriage on Friday; ¥ebe
24, ni the home of the bride's
They will reside at Forty
Donnchy is a graduate of
tom High school and Wyom-
OFREDArY, and ano studied al
Uj of Pennsylvania
cmpioyed
for the Lorillard
Mr,
Lies of
and
« ughter
: A. Boyd
uniied
FUATY
parent
Fart, Mi
King
ing
ivopeiLy
Caorl-=Rurkholder
Mi F. E
Miwire
richold
But
IRhve BHLOUNOR
Ville of Lhe
Mari Peter Earl
Mr. wm Mrs. A. K wate
Coleg he ceremony jer
f Rev, J. 8. English at
ay evening. The atiend-
Mir Mi Wilbur 1
ol Bellefonte, The
h% 8 Jersey Bhore
: LJ IA
he Cent County
for the past two
engaged In private
ing. Mr. Corl Is a graduste of the
Btite Col High and is
emj Shoemaker Hrothers
Blate (
the dangle
LAr
Cori, ol
Orme
Baxiofl Pri
nt anda
ide is
High
Aine
Hau
Years
Nurk-
hae bes
ege Choo]
Ly
niege
Curtin—~Holfman
ongnent has bean ma
lefonte ! well known
Bellefonte through fréqiien
bere, attended Darlington fF
yY, West Chester,
I
’ !
ad Vile
ii curin
1s High LSC001
Acadetny, and the
Stale Colisge, For
t he hag beth eguoyed by t
Mohican Pencil. Compaty. in Phila
deiohia Mi. and AG, Curtin wil
make thelr Lote. In Bellefinte
————
3
Lae
SavioneUlrich
Rose Baxion, of Lemont, be.
aia Liye Liide 2 Kepneil Ulrich,
at ol a sd M Haley, Vit M0,
al. Bo « Bing Bellefonte,
a 8 CETOIMOLY perf wed an Frid AY
Tat BL. Joh: labhetar
SB with the
Arnold offielat
Wu of the wed
al a 2plise shower
home of Mi
Wednesda
stent,
Felrus
Such
tales A
PLETE of #4T
£
1
ho
hel
Lhirrh's
Vane Si
Rey
Ane
A
; at
a & al
fn hrother aru reise
he ride. Both Mr, and Mrs,
aales of Belles
mite High school, dnd Mrs. Ulrich
has been employed lor ome tine
Shaffer store at Sate Cols
Mr. Ukich 6 empioyed by
Whitesock Quarries at Pleasant
Gan. They expeel lo £0 t0-hol
Keeping In the . near Tutur
bride 5 a daughter of Mr and Mm
Wilbur SBaxion f&mont
hb! vackinRpHtiger
Virginls Springer, daugh
sod Mis, Guy 8. Springer
West Poster aveligie, Blale College
eame he. Igide of John
feCrackhan Trauger, al
nv held at 3 o'clock Saturday af
poof an Grade ayieren Church
tv Coege, sith the. Rev, J. H
tarkiny officiating. The bce was
given | arriage by Ber (at!
Dy hey ter
Gene Me of | :
burgh. wad best man. Jay Keunedy
oresided at the organ Phe ride
etn layed fy the Pen Stade Alun.
wi office a graduate of the State
College H igh schoul and the College,
The boideggoom 8 ule a graduaie
of thr Calldgs tof 33 He | at
present em acy ed by. We Mine
ty Agoliabics Company of Pitts
wirgh. Following « shorl wedding
ip Mr and. Ms. McCracken will
be at home in Mt Lebanon.
EE —————
Robinson <Fravel
A preity wedding was selemnized
st the borne of Mr, And Mis, Chat
Ws Eravel,. of « Mauungnt, «f 7
a'tiotk Friday evehind; abhen their
| dalghtes, lellld, Faye, betaine Lhe
ride of Lye RN. Roblusorr, son of
Mia | Dorothy Robinson, of Mit
Hall. The ting veremiaty was pers
« v. lewis E. Kilge,
Hcal church. of
Howatd, The bride, given i mar.
Hagel by her Tatler, wore a street
\ehigth dress of (eal Mue with ac-
p4 10 match, She Wore @.c0r-
wage Of gladiod snd daisies, Miss
felt Robinson. of, Jersey Shire,
dialer Of the groom, was mald of
nénor. She. wore a sireei-length
(iress of navy Blud with bine acon
“Hries nd A corsage. of gladioll and
dalaes radi. was Attended
by. Alen 4 rb Jr. of Mil
Hall, gs best niin. A reception fol
ow ed the ceremony, With members
{immediate fapilites snd
friends 6f the coupié in aitendance,
Mr. and Mrs. Robiusin will be at
Note Lo thelr fiends in Monument
; | aia March 1 :
a gg dy PT Ap ———
8, AR EXPE
i oi
4% . © : 8
pd BIC ERG vif
if the
wy e
¥t
é
2s
tel
¢
Os
, of
ringer
wi
| Pett
east
ai]
' HER
15 a trémendots Improvement over all
fortes. methods. electing, immediate
| feaiits. Tt will not only hold the
parts, thereby
ten days onl thé 1 a
less Of heavy Jilting, §
position the, body may assume no
matter the sigé or Jocation. A nat-
lonally known scientific method. No
under straps or THIOE ar
rangements and a tely no medi
cigs or medical treatments
Mn Shevnan will be glad to demon.
strate without charge. :
Sty Chicago.
ia of Rupture
rip |
ture perfectly bit horeash the cifen- |
Iation, SAnamiens the weakened
ws the opening bn
straining or any |
Watkins¥Frew
William Elmer Watkins, of Btate |
College, and Cleo Delores Frew, of
Bellefonte, were united In marriage
February 22 by the Rev. M. C
Piper at his residence in Milesburg. | Behershurg Evangelical
The bride is the daughter of Mr tovdl ‘A. Babcock, pustor
Henrletta Frew, of Bellefonte, BR, D. vices tor Hunday March 6
1, and the groom 15 4 son of Mr. hu i$ y school, 8 a. m
and Mr W. E. Watkins, of Slate fre n 8 t. In ¢t
College, R. D. 1. The remony wu 10 8. m
witnessed hy Mrs, Joseph Mitchell | the Prayer meeling on
ing Mr Robert Lockard, both of | ay evening Mad isonhure
Lemont, May theirs be a happy and school at 9:16 a. m.. «
nr 5 veniing erviee al
neron nie AT apt. J
etin 1 m
Par
ind
ore
of
y
ery ice
for
rLOT
Johnsonhaugh~Baldwin hy ww ms
weedy erremony peri } {
Cumber:md, Md., on Monday
! ary 2M Betty Baldwin, of Methodist Fplscopal,
Belletonts became Hie bride !
Vonbangh Fillmore ev. H Har wx !
K. Flo master of the (Chaurc ool AL 9:30 a. 1 OC, (
ch of rine } Mart
of re fre ud ith femnon yw thie
; Prepo Member
06 p.m. Epworth Lea
he lantern slid
Progress will bx
Member canvas
nner Official Board meet
helr ime Me ning at 7:30. Junio
unior Hi Epworthy League Wi
My yen Lg: W
3
Bellefonte
ol
offl- ey
oung
vit na ; ' '
ed the
yweds returned
evening y p n Pilly
room } In Ey
wedding d India)
10:45 Wor
rent
ing 1
wit 10 80 dru
in the
beret
The bride |
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Baldwin
of Bellefonte, and Mr. Johnson- Jammer B. Musser, Minis
haugh a son of Mr. and Mrs, J. iviees Sunday, March 5th
C. Johnsonbaugh, of Fillmore Hublersbhrg) 6:15 1 ‘
un . Church school: 10:30
ng worship with
pastor; 2:30
Lenten services on Th
ne in our church with
dail, of
$30
near future,
thelr at %
a daugh- ——
LL ol
ter
LITTLE SNOW IN ILLINOIS .
Dakota
re Democrat
Salons
m
reaching
i Zion
Union Sunde) v
* havi Line
ANG Very
heen open
have had free sall
il winier
ing. We
awn every few
now 10 speak of now
JOHN F. MEYERS
iid ttidin.s
Parsley Sandwithay
Cu: hears of celery in fine pleces
half a IRUCH a and
& suce of minced oan. Mix with a
Litle maronnalie and spread be
ween Bullered slices Of whole wheat
bre rad
IAN ko % : =
robin on the
Green Carnations
Ald abou
ator
Hublersburg Evangelical Reformed
Bar.
Trinity
Rebers.
Ken-
Morn
Sermon by
Wed.
M If)»
pT RELATE
[
p
rhoyn
will bee
Bg
I an
Prayer meeting
Ran.
Foie Trea
chon!; 7:30 ». m., preaching service,
Monthly meeting of the Birthday
Club 2nd also of the Consstory on
| Friday evening. Lenten service on
roday evening in the Lutheran
with iv. Klin preaciiing
MOSHANNON
17
nome
Ira y
MEE Ie at Lhe
Bit Pye Las I'n
prescit were
Mrs
Mr
rs
Amber, Frye
Harry Yeager,
nd Borger, Mra. Doval For-
Anne Norton, Mrs, Hammes
Mri Anus | ser, Mrs
Alwr Diness was
Ci Wi ve.
Jif Werner.
VO
BTR
WOOT
wl
me here
i Mir Joti
v ot
home In Clarence
fino VY B. »
pa he Philing
was operated on
0 appendicitis,
eLiing al
expected,
On Thurs
week willie driv
June: Kern
Mion YW
Mr
Ne We r
Las Wer nesda
Primary room
ren
Droog
ha Ker rin
eA
ud 5
ad Jonrnin
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
MARCH 17th
Green Sweet Peas
Potted Shamrocks
A —— ——— A —— es
Woodring’s Floral Gardens
127 FAST HOWARD KT.
BELLEFONTE, PA
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OPPORTUNITY
A Bona-Fide Chance To Purchase
Your Home and Farm Needs at Truly
Worthwhile Savings . . . COME!
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DISSOLUTION o PARTNERSHIP
SURPRISE PACKAGES
Values up to $2.00
orton
packages
utensils
shames
of
Thee
inciude
pains
cleaner
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PLEASE
NOTE
Typical Examples
of Values on Sale
2 QL Toe Cream
FREEZERS
10 Qt. Galvanized
PAILS |
4 Foot Step
LADDERS
Step-On
GARBAGE CANS
68c¢
dc
Roll Toilet
TISSUE
JIno.Deere” Farm
MACHINERY
ata
Special Discount
No. 3—3-ft; cut Mower
Spring Toolh Cultivator
Corn Binder
Pulverizer
60 Tooth Harrow
No. 20-78 Syracuse Plows
21 Tooth Lever Harrow
.
Entire stock now marked
down to new low price lev-
els to facilitate the disposal
of £10,000 to £15,000 worth
of merchandise in the
shortest possible time.
VARNISHES
ENAMELS
TO BE
CLOSED "OUT!
AMALIA
25¢—4 Hr. Enamel
pt. .
40c—4 Hr, Enamel
pt.
650-1 Hr. Enamel
pL.
£1.15«=4 Hr. Enamel
qt. Re
50c-Paints pt. 3c
Me—Paints qt. 67e
$3.00—Paints gal. $2.39
70c—Varnish pt. 49¢
$1.30~Varnish gt. 98¢
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