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THE CENTRE DEMOCR
AT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
May 11,
1939,
VALLEY VIEW
There were 106 at Sunday School
last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. George Eminhizer
and three boys of Shamokin, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, William
King, Mrs. Eminhizer's parents
Those who spent Sunday with
Christ Eckley were Mr. and Mrs.
George Eckley, and Mr, and Mrs
Abe Eckley of Altoona
Stanley Jones spent
with his lady friend
Eukley.
Valley View
the weekend
Miss Belly
was presented with
the Christian Endeavor Banner
a Rally held at Centre Line last
Friday evening,
Mr
bert of Altoona, spent Sunday
Mr and Mrs, Paul King.
and Mrs, Jack Kelley motored
ao
Rr
"
Mr
to Aitoona, Saturday
shopping.
Margaret Fogleman riday
afternoon with Margie Hampton
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ishler and
family of Centre Hall, Mr. and Mrs
Henchel! Heaton of Altoona, and
Mrs, Clifford Quick of Milesburg
spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ed
H
lo
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“We
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a ith
niser
Mary Hampton \
with her grandmother Ber
{ Coleville,
1iss Pearl Poorman better
Red, spent the weekend with Miss
rena Rider
Mr. and Mrs
last week
tha Shope
known
Houser and two
with Thoma
Gray
Sunday
jast week)
and Mrs. Jerome Dale
Renovo, Mil Gladys
Behers Bellefonte
and Mr
(From
of red,
Ronald
Sunday
uce Corman
School closed
t ynn Corman's
Wednes
Friday wile
school at
Mr
now
new
within
here on
day
time
by fay
Jose d
into
ready
ger and two
Wednesday
of Bellefonte
ss Hilda Corman, County Reg-
s il t report to
th Mr
were Mr
Mr. and
zh and Mrs
Tuesday
“urn
Powers
Dor-
3 argaret Power Marjorie
Palmer, Betty Baney
y Haagen, Norman Stover
Harry Lannen, Alvi
ery Wallzer, Glen Rogers
1 J. Keller and Junior Hinds
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lutz and Mrs
Binger of Meadville spent Satur
at the Harvey Lutz home
Mrs. Will
Sunday
ton
at the Harvey
Miriam Beck and Mrs
spent Sunday afternoon
3s Paucetlt home,
at
imnday
tz home.
Max Markle of
and Mrs Nevin
spent Sanday
llefonte and Mr
ver and daughter
the Elmer Stover home
URE,
at |
and Mrs. Mike Kelley and son |
some |
and
and
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Fisher of Belle |
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the
RUNVILLE
The last quarterly conference for
the vear was held last Wednesday
evening at the U. B. church, Dr
Learich, presiding
ent they elected Mr. Robert Neldigh
as delegate and Mr. H. B. Walker
of Yarnell as alternate delegate tn
the annual conference at Altoona
Second U. B. church in September
The Royal Sons and Daughters
Sunday School Class will meet a
Arthur Purl's home Frida
May 12th to ! thelr
meeting
Michael
town, last F
tives
even
busines
wold
to John
th rela
Furl
riday
motored
to visit wi
Furl and
motored
Friday
ward
Hela
last
Mrs. E
and Junior
Va
Mr. and
Lewis
Mr
to Hampton
morning.
Mrs, William Wat and son Vic
tor of Bellefonte, and Mr, Edward
(ross Bellwood, motored here
and vi with Mr. and Mrs, New-
ton Lou Sunday
rey
early
m
Ol
ited
k last
Roy #&ticas
m the hospital
Walker and
of Howard,
weekend Le
med
Helen
here
Miss
motored
ter met wi
nan
Re.
more 1
at ba f
meant
ZION
(From last week)
x \Mrz Jar
Vil Ha
Corman and
their school
Kane
Letter.
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Saturday
Cantre Hall
Mrs. Nevin Glime
spent the weekeny
Pleasant Gap.
Miss Hannah Bovie spent
weekend with her sister in Renovo,
Jean Schaffer is staying with
Mrs, Noll
Mr
Tuesday
with relatives al
the
rot
and
even
Mrs
M Guy Carner spent
ng at the Charles
a: Poiters Mila
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BELLEFONTE, PA.
PHONE 220,
BENNER TWP. |
Sorry to note the dea'h of William
of Slate College, father of
Fred Marshall of this place
family from Housers
Fred Ma: shall and
Bob Walter's
ted with
on Sunday
Wilbur Orn
James and dau
Saturday evening very
the home of C
ersburg
An a
the Me)
wife
son
dort wile
thier Ba
and
ah, spent
pleasantly at
alvin Young's at Hud
heen made by
Association of
$200 a year Lo lot owner ot
those having relatives burled
The money to be used Lo pay
caretaker cemetery and
be nald to Ex Miimore
essment hag
‘ers vemetery
each
thee
the
of can
ome park h
Jessie Confer spent
Ella Lucas
h Bowman and
Summit Hil
ih her
The Rev, )
Fi
ister Mi
fiss R
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OTENOE
Thomas
We nesday
Miles Etters
iting at preser
! Fred Haine
§ per Marian
The Barbara and
Confer of Bellefonte spent
end with thelr aunt Miss
5 Imogene
the werk-
Ella Lu-
Mi
Cas
af § fio
Vial at
n Saturday
the Malvin Lucas home
were Miss Almeda Lu-
‘as of Bellefonte, Morgan Loecas of
Marsh Creek, Mrs. Ira Glibert of
Pleasant Valley and Mrs. Myrtle
Lucas and son Robert of this place
We are sorry to say that J
Lucas has been quite [ll the
few days we hope for
speedy recovery
The Rev, Miss Ruth Bowman and
Miss Florence Wren of S8ummit Hill
were supper guests at the Amelia
Chapman home on Wednesday
Sunday visitors at the Miss Ella
Lucas home were Mr, and Mrs, Wil
ard Hoy and children of Jackson-
and Mra. Roll Pelmlee and
randdaughter Nora and Mrs. Guy
Feimlee and son of Orviston, Mr,
and Mrs. Taylor Confer and children
of Bellefonte, Faye Chapman, Oscar
and Dick Watking of this place
Mr. and Mrs,
baby and Miss Ruby Mitchell of
Mileshurg spent Saturday night at
the Alfred Lucas home,
Cemetery Group to Meet,
The Advent Cemetery Association
will hold a meeting at the Advent
church on Monday night at 7:30
o'clock, at which
tional members are to be elected to
the committee,
ested in the Association and its
work are invited to attend. Ladies
will have an equal chance with men
0
B
past
and him a
on the committee. At the meeting |
plans will be made for the Memoria] |
Day services as well as for the an-
nual festival of the association,
! sisted by
Jake Mitchell and |
time three addi- |
All persons inter- |
REBERSBURG
On May 21, the bacea.
laureate sermon for the present
graduating class of the Miles Town.
ship high school will be delivered by
Rev. Babcock in the Evangel
church, On the following T
E Muay the C
will be held In
A colorful program |
b prepared with all the
bers of class, fifteen
number, participating, They
» puplis {r the other
A pl
appropi iat for the
been ch . It combine wit
t usual
ne
ram : i ¢ hi
Sunday
esday
“ri
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in Nigh
Lh
evenin
exercise
rch
ny
Line
ch How
memes
the Senior in
Rie ns
om
wy Star Dust
lasses
Occasion
oO! Cla
pro Lor
hecy, pre
will
n
There
jon of some
same
umber On the {
ing, May 26
wierman ant
Ww
ni
communi Male Chee
mnled to sing several
The public is mos!
0 attend this evertt
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Harer
Hamsport were Sunday visi
Mr. and Mrs. 8 CC. Mallory
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Coleman of
Beavertown, were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs, W. E Bair ~n Sunday
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Winters, Mrs
Roy Brunga son and
were business calle in
Saturday
Rev. Prank H, Sanders. Superin
tend of the Evangelical Homes
Lewisburg and Philadeiphia, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Bussard, Mrs. Etward
Busard and daughter Ethel of Ha
gerstown, Md. were Sunday dinner
guests at the home of Rev. and Mr:
R. A. Babcock.
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Brown and tws
daughters were Sunday callers with
relatives at Fiedler.
Mrs. Alma Haines, Mrs. Della
Shaffer and Mrs, Adah Hubler visit.
ed Mrs, Emerick at Centre Hall last
| Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Breon left
Tuesiay for Hephzibah Height
Montery, Mass, where they will
| #pend the summer,
i H.C. Zeigler Mr. and Mrs. W. 11
Ziegler, und Mr, and Mrs, Pred Wite.
hill vidted relatives at Nesbit and
Lock Haven on Sunday,
Mrs. Charles Gramley and lady
friend of Flemington are occupying
the Oramley farm west of town for
the summer. months,
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Wert of Co.
burn were callers in town last Fri.
day evening.
special select
cordially invited
of Wil-
or of
daurhier
Bellefor
t¢
’
Lad Bd of
Wt.
The world Is plagued bY citizens
who believe that without them the
| World would be ruined.
Al |
STATE COLLEGE
Mr. and Mr: Dean Marble
Ridge Avenue had ga their weekend
guest, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Gren.
sell and son of Elizabeth
Russell Anstead of Hel
Sunday at the
ts in Cresson
of
strect
of
ler
spent home his
paren
Dorothy Baum of
pent the weekend
Ww
West Falrmount
avenue in Wash-
ington, D. C
Mr. and Mrs
Helsted street had a
guests their son Howa
Garis of Jonestown
Mrs Alice Du
street entertained
the Ladies Bible cl
gelical church al
evening
Mr
McAlll
over
Cayuga
and Mr
Walter Pare
thelr
1 and Russell
ons of
weekend
f McAllist
member
K
Lhe
0
weexena
New Yok
John Erb of Hester
1 Ha
ie Weer
n Baltimore,
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BOALSBURG
of the Boal
Cl eld thei: regular
Meoling ON f
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good
may
list
caliers at
ii
tained Mrs
Mi
HOLTS HOLLOW
Our revival is still in progress with
interest, we hope that others
come join in Evang
work
and
and the
i
Mr John
John
on Inaay
Mrs, EL. Heat
Mrs. Let
the Boyd
Buffalo Run
Mr. and
J. M. Keichline Insurance Agency
ANN W. KFICHLINE, Agent,
Temple Court Phone 190
POBODIBICBIGIBIBIDIAIOILGOS OB
Mary Poorman
Merrill Poorman of |
M:s. Ray Woomer of Md
Emerick { Be
aLve i
M
ann
Oo Hefonte
auring
Mrs
the
SAVE OCTAGON COUPONS
FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS
MEMMED
COLORFUL CANNON
DISH TOWELS
3 for 50 Coupons
STURDY ALUMINUM
POT and COVIR
100 Coupons
Bring Your Coupons To
HOMER P. BARNES
Montgomery's Store Bellefonte, Pa.
CLLY
OLIVER
CHILLED SHARES
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Here's why Cenuine Oliver Chilled Shares give you
more for your money: 1 —=They Gt Moldboards exactly
~maintaining Oliver's reputation fur good scouring
2 Bolts fit perfectly. 3—This label
- 4—~Made from
No. | grade iron instead of cheaper materials that are
and light draft.
protects you against “mis-fit"" shares.
often brittle and short-lived. 5—Only Oliver can cast
from original share patterns. Limitators must use in.
G—Oliver Shares are extra-hard
bucked by
resistant to wear and breakage. 7—They hold cutting
ge longer! B<Maore than 3.000 different types. You
accurate processes,
on chilled surface—hut tough iron—more
scl shares exactly suited to your plow and soil. $—
{bove all LIVER SHARES HOLD THEIR “SUCK”
LONGER. We sell only Genuine Oliver Shures for your
protection,
Bellefonte Hardware Co.
Phone 295 Bellefonte, Pa.
EF ad
Ey ERS i CY
e Sales Leader. Performance Leader --
Value Leader --
A
O0De many
owner
The
Corner and
Harry
been repaired
now ready or oCCuUpancy
Mrs. W. N. Sweet 18 visiting
on Perry Sweet at Warren, and also
il wisi me relatives in Ohi
There is a rumor going around the
town that the
id reels be turned back to the
ywinship in the near future. Our
are in a deplorable con.
something should be
fone. but does this mean additional
road tax or will the expense be paid
by the stale, Let us hope the latter,
for our tax rate ig plenty high now,
and still going up for our road su-
pervisors just levied a five mill tax
for street lighting purposes
The Boalsburg Fire Company will
hold a mammoth festival Memorial
Day_ May 30. Come out everybody
and help the bovs along for they
are doing good work. A new fire
siren has been purchased and will
be installed very soon,
The Boalsburg baseball club under
the managership of Harry Gingerich
is reported ready for the first game
and everybody should come out and
support the team. We believe we
nos v
College
her
}
care of the town
reets now
dition
and
have some home run hitters and the |
boys are eager to go.
Clean up week is approaching and
it is hoped that the Jarge amount of
rubbish, including tin cans, old met- |
al, manure piles, piles of ashes and |
junk in general will be removed from |
our streets and alleys. The grees in
the town are very beautiful as weil |
ag the spring flowery but the beauty
of the town is certainly marred by |
the large amount
{the streets and in the alleys.
i A on ——
of rubbish on
There are leaders of so-called pa- i
triotic organizations that care noth- |
| ing about the Bill of Rights
It's first in sales..just as it's first in acceleration
«« first in hill-climbing .. first in all-round value!
Of course, it's the sales leader! Of
course, over half a million 1939
Chevrolets have been sold, and the
demand is ste lily Increasing! . .
Because people everywhere defi-
nitely know that Chevrolet is the
style leader —the performance leader
=the value leader among all cars in
its price mange!
Visit your Chevrolet dealer and
buy the car that's first in sales and
first in value—a new 1939 Chevrolet |
Every 40 seconds of e
Somebody buys a new Chevrolet!
A GENERAL MOTORS vaLug
BE ——————————— -
Eh ———
mn. Ran: SARs
he
DASH & ad
Over
HALF A MILLION
7939 CH EVROLETS
sold to date’ SR
" SY REs
n 0. raw
13. TirTOR. may
CLurem, "
1. ScLvsive 20
Gikpen CHASES
Tuer
pal) LIGHTING.
+ + ond scores of
importont features
very day,
COUNTY CHEVROLET CO.
Phone 315
“We Do Care” Bellefonte, Pa.