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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
April 6, 1980...
NEWS [IN BRIEF AND PERSONALS OF
UNION
VILLE
(Reported by Special Correspondent)
Free Methodist Church Services: |
~Prayer service this Friday evening
church, Sunday School on
lunday morning at 9:30 a. m. fol-
owed Dy the preaching service with
rmon by the pastor, Rev. G. A,
Sarrett at 10:45 a. mm Young
oples meeting in the evening at |
30 p.m.
Methodist Church Services—Pray-
- service and Bible Study Class this
day evenl ng, Sunday School on
mday morning, Junior League in
afternoon at 2 o'clock, Epworth
'‘aSue at 6:30 p. m. immediatel
llowed by the preaching service a
30 p.
the
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128 Rp
m. The League service at
30 p. m. will be held in the upper |
m of the church and wi 11 be 8 |
pecial Easter program acoo mpani ed
a program in honor of the moth.
+3 of the league members. Special
music by in the
service and an Easter ser
tor, Rev. D. D. Kaufl-
invited to both of
caster the choir
f5e services
s Rowan of Bellwood calle
town
Na arle
om Nerve and relatives in
between trains
the Belle
days
inday
Students of
Echool will have two
wer the Easter season
1 Monday
sionary ing of
ch was held on Wed-
! v afternoon of this week at the
ays Mrs. J. R. Williams
The members of Mis ssionary
; of the Presb)
entertained
at
the |
meet
the
ciety
were
ning the home of
owan
Mrs. Mollie Holt expects to m
to her old home in the near fu-
she having spent the winter
daughter and family
Paul I
Hall
some
hn her Mr
sual AC
and Mrs,
Eugene
mmel
has been {ll at
weeks and not
apidly as would be ex-
s and neigh-
recovery
wi
im-
ope his ©
anand v
peedy
rs | ymplete
ve
. Amanda Moran
Hotel Building
part of the J. Roll
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T
x
5
iss Eva Rowan moved
ne on Tuesday into the home
e ago from
home of hi
irents, the late Mr. and Mrs, A. T.
Sowan. Miss Rowan sold her home
to a Mr. Mong and his family of
Bellefonte who also moved on Tues-
fay into thelr new home. We wel-
ccme them into our community
n Rowan
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| April 11th,
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§ wn By
Students who attend Pennsylva
nia State College from here will
njoy a weeks vad ation over the Eas
tes season whidh started Wedne: hy,
yesterday, and will continue until
next week.
There will be a special meeting of
Forest Fire Wardens and their crew,
Tuesday,
We hope
special
the Grange Hall on
at 7:30 p. m.
every member will make a
effort to be present
The chief occupation of the
pens of the community at the
ent time, is moving, house cleaning,
painting, papering, garden making
ind a general clean ‘up, all of which
goes with the opening of Spring
Union Grange No. 325 will hold
regular meeting on Wednes-
day, April 12, instead of April 14th
account of neighbor night at Hall
on. let ev pita make a
ecial effort to prese at the
meeting
Mahlon Bruss
ve been residents
part of
moved
near
citi-
pres-
n
ery
be
siilp In
over
“uesday
College
on
the mountain
they’ will
farm
member,
community tendered a fare-
party for Mrs. Paul Immel one
last week, pri their
for Washing
WAS also a |Kurprise ur
Immel's birthday
Howard Hall, wi}
ng with his parents,
". Hall of Uni
where
Dalry
The
tf the
Bridge
« ell
evening
leaving
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L sever weeks, le
iay for his dutie
of the U
the present
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people
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Ready to Eat
SWIFT'S PREMIUM
(Medium Size
EGGS
2 doz. 39¢
TEXAS RED BEETS.
Iceberg Lettuce 2 hds 13¢
2 1b llc
New Spinach -
32) Specials for Easter!
Tender Armour’s Star -
Ready to Eat O. & H. Norfolk -
Morell E Z Cut
{(Tendered)
R & O. SWEETMEAT (Tendered)
Ib 27¢
Ib 32¢
Ib 32¢
an
Ib 2%¢
Ib 25¢
Small Tendered, Smoked
PICNICS
Short shank LB 16¢
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables !
.2 bchs. 11¢
1 Ib 25¢
qts 27¢
New Potatoes -
Strawberries - 2
FLORIDA ORANGES, 220-252. 2 doz. 29¢
RIPE BANANAS
Fresh, Delicious
Jelly Eggs - 3 Ibs 25¢
Fruit & Nut
Choc. Eggs 3 for 10c
Chick-Chick, Magic Wand
Mickey Mouse
Transfers. pkg. 10c¢
Paas Egg Dye or
1 cussion
Egg Dyes. . pkg. 10c | Cello Wraps pg 10¢
A & P's Own Delicious
Easter Cakes ro 39¢
2 1b jars 29¢
3 5-0z pkgs 13¢
3 5-0z pkgs 13¢
Ann Page Peanut Butter -
Ann Page Noodles - - -
Spaghetti or Macaroni—Ann Page .
Tender Iona Peas - - . 4 No. 2 cans 25¢
Heinz Soups—Most Varieties « «2 med cans 25¢
Heinz Cucumber Pickles - - - - ge jar 19¢
A&P G. B. Corn—whle or cream style 3 No. 2 ens 25¢
Swansdown Cake Flour - - pkg 23¢
Sunnyfield Flour—Pastry - 5 1b bag 12¢
A & P Peaches—in heavy syrup 2 lge cans 25¢
IONA CUT BEETS 23c
Baker's Cocoanut. . Iona Chocolate. ...% Ib 10¢
SUDS Octagon | Family | 8 O'clock
SOAP Bread Coffee
Red Box
4 for 23¢ 10 cks, 37¢ 2entlvs.| 5¢ 3 1b bag 39¢
A. & P. FOOD STORES
4% 2
Cans
. 4-02. can 10¢c
JACKSONVILLE
Church services on Sunday April
{9, are as follows: Sunday School |
19:30 and C. E. 6:45, "topic for dis-
“The Greatest Victory of All
Times."
The Ladies Ald Soclety meeting
held on Saturday evening at the
home of Mrs. William Belighto] was
well attended, ou total of forty-five
persons with the following as guests,
| Mrs. ‘Fletta Harter, Mrs, Glenn
Walizer and soh Junior, Mrs, John
Dunkle and son Paul, ¢f Bellefonte,
Mrs. Cecil Herr and son Robert of
Bellefonte R, D, 2, Mrs. Harry Lyons
of Lock Haven, Mrs, Robert Cona-
way and daughters iathryn and
Lucy of this place, the President
having a fine progeam appropriate
f.r the day with a dblg April fool in-
cluded
The Ladles the Reformed
| church are holding a roast chicken
dinner with gJi delicacies of the
season added making it a sumptu-
ous meal far the meager price of 35
cents for adults and 25¢. for chil-
dren on Baturday evening, April 22
n Grange Hall, also a vely quilt
11 be Aisposed of at the same time
place. This being a wort
cause a lberal patronage of the
public will be gres appreciated
Everwonge interested ail concerned
abcd it keep an ey weekly
pagpir as more
ler
‘Rev
fort
of
the
and
were
k Haven
and Gerai-
dnesday
Ror
{f 14
Belz
We
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week at Lhe
Dorothy
w spent
ea CRAKE
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tabie. The
pated u
WwW. H
ywihg guests
feast were
and
{ State College.
¥ Aley Harry
Fulton tained
atcordian music was enjoy
by all. In due time all depart
wishing all three many
wd Mr
D. Neidig
1 Beightol
Conaway,
party
iffman
ry A
and
enters the
which
Fi ke and Robert
Mrs.
her oof
wa k
the Harry
Gap
Sunday
heme were
strong and family,
Harry Funk and da
Bellefonte; Mr. and
Betz and daughter Nancy
ard. Mrs, Harry Lyons and
ter Ivabelle and friend
Evers of Lock Haven
Mr. and Mrs, Perm
ard, spent Wednesday
the Miles Bartley home
A. A. Garrett and children spent
Sunday afternoon at the G. P. Gar-
rett home of Rebersburg
Sunday callers at the Roy Oyler
home were Dorothy Betz and June
Ertley
Miss
of
daugh-
Rowland
Kline of How-
evening at
June Yearick spent Sunday
with her friend Miss Betty Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shoemaker
and son Norman of Mill Hall were
Sunday visitors at the John Dietz
home
Sunday callers at the Orin Fye
home were Mr. and Mrs, Paul Fye
and children, Jess Pye, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Pye and daughter Margaret,
all of Lock Haven, Betty Aley and
Rebecca Bartley of this place,
On Wednesday evening March 29,
Milford Beightol gave a candy party
to a number of his friends,
present were: Virginia Young of
Hublersburg, Geraldine and Thelma
Ishler and Josephine Dietz of Belle
forite, R. D.. Betty, Gladys, Earl,
Melvin and Harold Harter of Little
Nittany, Kathryn McCrea, Belly
Aley, Kenneth Neidigh, Dorathy
| and Fred Betz, Rebecca, Philip, Ar-
thur, Roy and Ralph Bartley, Mrs.
| Orin Pye and children Mary Jone
| dren
i
i
| birthday,
Harry, Johnny and Eugene, Betty
Walker Mary Oyler, June Yearick.!
| June Ertley,
Lee Runkle, Mr, and
William Beightol and
Louise, - Harry,
and Earl. The evening was spent
in playing five hundred, checkers,
Chinese checkers and games.
Mrs.
On Friday evening, March 31, Mr. |
{ and
| birthday
Mrs. William Dixson gave a
party in honor of their
grandson
which fell on Sunday, |
| April 2. The following were pres- |
| an ‘Wolfe,
{and Bill Ertley, Edwin Burd, Billie |
| od some nice as well as useful gifts Maud Winters.
ert: Louise and Earl Beightol, Vivi- |
Arline Swope, Dickey |
| Noll, Mary June, Harry and Johnny
| Fye, Oeorge Long. Fred Betz, June |
| Orr, Philip, Carl, Roy. Ralph and |
| Pred Bartley. Master Dickey receiv.
| The evening ‘was spent in playing
| games, and at a late hour refresh-
J
| ments were served consisting of pop- |
corn, peanuts and candy, after am
enjoyable evening spent, all Te |
iA gh
ore happy
those |
ohil- |
Clair, Milford |
Dickey McCrea's eleventh i
led for thelr Home wishing Muster
Dick many more happy birthdays.
Additional movings into our valley |
were Orvis Rockel of Buffalo Run
Valley down onto the Betz farm, |
known as the John Hoy Jr. farm,
| and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dolan into
part of the house of his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Gorge Dolan. It has been
rumored that a Mr. McCartney of
Orviston is moving onto the Betz
farm at the ridge,
Mrs, Mervin Hoy, who was
mitted to the Centre County
pital on Tuesday March 21, is
in a serious condition, it is the wish
and earnest prayer of her many
friends speedy and complete
ecovery
ad-
Hos-
still
for a
a ———
HOWARD
Frank Rufl of eland
Ohlo. arrived Sunday to attend her
brother's funeral, Mr, Clair Berry of
Beech Creek Mrs, Ruf! is a cousin
f Mrs. H. A. Kline,
Six young boys enjoved
days last week in Washing
Mr. Paul Shope, Fred Davey,
lam Lyons, Sheldon Schen
Bechdel and J Edward
Mr. and Mis. A. A. Wa
Ethel Grazier and Mrs. W
bert of liquippa visited
home of John H. Wagner
Mrs, Gilbert Shope
Kline and James Horan
funeral of Clair B
Mra
Lidl
fam Robb, spe
» home of Pre
Jal
Weber, Mr
Harold Belz
1 Charles ;
PRT]
Nelle
Mr
Weber,
Kibben
MOSHANNON
£3
home h
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Qui and
family, visited their daughier Mrs
Prank Galllgher at Mesburg
das
thelr
fun.
Mr. and Mss LeRoy Lowi: motors
Sunday
eh ter
ed to Willia msport
their
The
John
day
sete
Cartwri
Smokey
Brow Shoe Salund
Tee
Mrs. LeRoy Lewis calle
Snow Shoe. Monday
a —
PINE GLEN
il ‘mh. at H
services ab the Med
School. Wil
to reach he goal
visited J. B. Aske
Monday
iD a
ning on
Mrs. D. W. Burke
spent the weekend
relatives at Beaverdale
Mra. Cartle Sagar of Oran
at Edward Hoover's
A number of our people
the shox a: Snow Shoe Sal
evening
Mr. and Mrs, Peler
daugh'er &f Tusseyville
ry Mecker's recently.
Mr: John Ammerman ha
discharged fom the Phil
Hospital Saturday after a gal
operation. She js getih
nicely
The younger sel serenaded Uw
bride and groom Monday evening
afler Grange meeting, Mr i Mr
Russell Hoover. Russell is the second
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hoover
and his bride was Miss lenors
Krone of Clarence, They were mar-
ried at Lock Haven Thursday even-
ing by a former pastor Rev, Flwood
Bare.
Marks a
. Visited Har-
“bur £
Al
SMULLTON
Mr. std Mrs’ Gllbery Harter are
the proud parents of a baby boy,
born last Thursday
Mrs. Oottshall and daughter Eva
of Centre Hall were VisHors on
Bunday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. 1da Waliser,
Mr. and Mrs, Blery Day and
{ family from” Union County were
visitors on Bunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. lester Ruhl and
daughter Beatrice,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wolte and
family of Lewisburg were Sunday
| visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
| Joe Bmull.
Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Meyer and
daughter Doris were callers Monday
evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. |
| Wilbur D. Meyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weber and
| daughter have moved from the home
| of Newton O, Weber (0 the home of
| Mt, and Mrs, Clayton Brungart at
Rebersbhurg.
| Mr and Mrs. Harry Bowersox and |
family moved to Rebersburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Arba Evans of Mijl-
[héfm were Sunday visitors at the
| home of Mrs. Evan's mother,
Mr. and Mrs Earl Weber and
ter and Mrs: Tds Wal
call Sides izes wage
Mrs.
ing at the home Mr, and Mrs. Roy Adams Jeft last
woh Pledier a hove % for a trip through the South,
PLEASANT GAP
Mr, and Mrs, Lynn Probst and son
of Lock Haven moved recently into
the Markle apartment formerly oc-
cupled by the Harrison W. Walker
family. They moved into the home |
which had been owned and occupied
by the Livingston family until they
moved to State College, at which
time Samuel Clevenstine of Belle-
fonte purchased the property
The Ceorge Kurtz family moved
a few days ago Into the small house
on the Grant Dunklebarger estate
Haves Zottle and George Zelesnic
move their families into
recently completed al
sale barn; The William
moved into the small
vacated by Nathaniel Gill who
now making his with Mrs
ar Gill and daughters who mov-
m Cilltown into Mr, Gill
will the
apartments
the Jodon
A
cue
NOM
side
HOUM
into
3iger
moved Friday the lower
of the Harry double
as just been con
500
pleted
George
Mar-
work
re glad 10
Jr. i
Lo return )
able
aller a very ser
th phasumonia
Maga:
ten
donated BS
Hospital
hese ladies
the Centre County
weeks ago
{ . The Pleasant Gap Sportsmen hac
Ry 4 speaker al their regul
monthly meeting which was held
Hall on the evening
Doty, Pres, of th
mn of Cents
a Pact yt
awd
Fire
Hall
cresting facts
industry hr time
England
a1 Mr Mil-
the Bel) efonte office who dis
the flims was quite enthu-
n his praise of the gta
n listening and in h
moving of his equipme
is looking forward
it with almost as much
as the students who are
awaiting the next series. 1
believe there are nineteen different
flims, ranging in time from eight to
thirty minutes and it is hoped tha
omens Club will some time be
take advantage of the kind
y them. 10 have as many as
permits, and this gives the
members of the community as
the pleasure of seeing these
interesting and educational
They are well worth any
to this
wining
er of
to his
Pleasure
eagerly
able to
Ter Ly
time
pictures
ones time
Mrs. Eleanor Westerfeld was
home ast week to pack and arrange
for shipping part of the Westerfeld
{furniture to Cumberland, Maryland,
where she has taken a position as
county supervisor for Public Wel.
fare for - Allegheny county. Mr
Westerfeld will remain at Penn
State until June when he will re-
ceive his degree in forestry. He has
recently been elected to a second |
honorary fraternity in the school of
Agriculture,
lee Brooks and daughter Evelyn,
of Spring Mills were callers in town
Saturday and the Bloomer Weaver
family of Spring Mills on Priday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rovden Gheen gpent |
Friday night at the Harry Showers {
home.
The garden club met Wednesdav |
afternoon at the home of Mrs, James |
Bilger.
Mrs. Bruce Krumrine was taken |
pack to the Centre County hospital
last week and given a blood trans.
fusions, She had only been home
a very short time from a visit to
that institution and we sincerely
Hope that this trip will be very bene
ficial and that Mrs, Krumrine's con-
i ditdon may soon show signs of im-
provement,
Mr. Derr plans to leave Friday for
East Greenville where he will spend
# few days with his mother, who is
seriously ill.
Mayor Hardman P. Harris of
Bellefonte, was a dinner guest at the
Noll-Melroy home Tuesday.
y going as far as Florida.
|
| M1
| thelr
| thelr
Wr candy
Adams’
children
anience
Melroys have
flowers
mother ub
and }
caring
wme during
line of Eas-
ing cards
a large
and greet
for sale
Henry Showers, Terry Noll, Miss
Lyons and Martha Wise motored to
Washington ¥. Sunday see
the
There were 17: e501
Schoo]
The
nt a
M ist the
jut
their
Nary society met at
ler home on Monday
regul monthly meeting
i0L0wWINg
igi
ar
License Sale Light As
Season Approaches
{Continued tre DAge one)
ne
ER ]
Sho
Walker
Eungard, 77
C. C. 8hu
There ever
exceptionally fine
since the
open with pler
with no
ish. The
pe. BO,
78, of
f
001
ee’
year
floods
streams 1
tomorrow
FOR YOUR
EASTER SHOES
SEE THE WIZARD
Always remember we put 5, 10 and
20¢c more value in our shoes that we
sell for $1.98. If you don't see it, it
shows in the wear.
for
a
Che OTe
ny
{iss Myra Miller,
berger,
Homan, P
The
byterian
enn after the regular business ges-
gion choice refreshments were Serve
by
was enjoyed
Dr. George C
Purnace
PERSONALS FROM BELLEFONTE'S NEIGHBORING CITY
PINE GROVE MILLS
(Reported by G. Mao Fry)
Museer
ann
Wilso now me- Cio
ncaa
Sunday
and
4
Mothersvaug!
1 Tryor of Mt, Holly
Ine Lune at
Water
FP. Kline
nd Mrs, Janes Fi
Monday the Tageral
grandmolier,
Lane
Jame
“Titre
MCE
farm
David Harpster at
The Henry
UNG IP A
SA’ I'URD; AY
One Day Only—April 8th)
“They Made Me
a Criminal”
M
even
urers
year was most
improvements were added.
board of trustees elected for 29
D8 Peterson J. H. Gilliland.
Mrs. EE. Ellen- |
Eugene Ellenberger, 8, A.
E. Sunday
he
anc
repors ior
i
~ fy “or
gralilying
Ann Sheridan
News Issue Musical
Valley Smoke
March meeting of the Pres-
N
gireet, Mr
wer Pa
per
r
Lr
Mrs
\L
Crime School Kids, John Garfield
Short
Ladies Aid Society was MONDAY & TUESDAY
(April 10th & 11th)
No. 1—~Ronald Reagan and
John Litel. In:
“Secret Service
of the Air”
No. 2~Rosella Towne and
William Gargan, in:
“Adventures of
at the home of Mrs. W. H.
the hostess and social hour
Tt being natal day of
oldest society member, Miss
r Barr, she was presented with
ozen of beautiful American roses
best wishes of the society
Lake of Huntingdon
last week purchased the
well known Lyons farm hear Penda.
Purninoe from the John Lyons heirs
Jane Arden”
ALWAYS THE BEST OF
Bellefonte.
largest and most productive in
section
the
Bros. The present
gene Irvin,
It is one of the
its |
SELECTED SHORTS
The Lakes now own three |
best farms in Huntingdon |
ty. It will be tenanted after
151. 1940 by ong of the Lake
tenant is Bu-|
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
(April 14th & 15th)
“Young In Heart”
Janet Gaynor
FISHING SUPPLIES
We have a complete line of Rods, Fish-
ing Lines, Leaders, Bait Hooks, Baskets,
Landing Nets, Reels and English-made
Dry Flies.
Bellefonte Hardware Co.
S. Allegheny St. Bellefonte, Pa.