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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
June 1, 1939,
OBITUARY
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HENRY CELESTINE GETTIG BARRE DOUGLAS BROWN
Henry Cele Gettig, of B Barre Douglas Brown, aged
dock, a this county, died ' da) m of Ralph and
at the Braddock Kerman Brown Millheim
Sunday morning the Centre ( Hospit
been 67 in July Born at Tussey at 7 o'clock Sunday night. The
ville, Mr. Gettig som was born at Millheim
married Nora Fleisher, of that com were held Monday
munity irvives with fowr Rev. Harry A
and three and thie " and interment was mide in
lowing im cemete
Elizabeth
Virginia IRA GIBSON ROBINSON
John, Clearfield Mrs. H h ra Gibson Robinson
ler, State College
I'harp, Lemont. TI lod farms
tig, of Bellefon " 1 br Howard R. D. at
ther. The remal rougl " '
Mr. Gettig’s
ters Mill where |
were held yesterday
terment was
cemetery
tine
native ol
General He ) i
He would hav nt ounty
Veil on
services
noon bh tae
daughter
brother and jster ! Miiihe
Owel
George
and
home
ock Sund
6 Ot
ummer
roi cle
MRS, JOHN J. ROBINSON
Mrs Rose Dussiing Robinson, wif
John J. Robinson and a
Bellefonte, passed away
Sunday morning
Willowbank tres
felon
1
of
resident of
at 11:45
MRS ALLAN FULTZ
NM i A \
HARRIS
MARY K
n
3 |
th Fikys H
the count
Brge home
stvent
A—
PUBLIC SALE OF
NEW AND SLIGHTLY USED
Household Goods
will he offe
Station. 1
hwo:
Saturday, June 3rd, at 1 O'clock
hich orad
nign grads
len
its ‘ a
Nickel Ma-
and man all.
rack
tensile
dining room
Mill's Record
rugs, 9x12
end tahia mMACrarin:
pie ©
chine;
"I
LAVA
one sewing
catter ruj
smokers ; foot stools: clothe cooking
many
tra ash
tro¢ N
13 . i
Candis tic A sé
porch furniture
decorative plecs uch a
travs, and other
in Sed and old hickory.
All articles
and a real value,
ing Station, one mile east of llefonte, Sa
June 3, at 1 p. m.
This Is Exceptionally High Class
Goods, much of it brand new !
noveltie
xcellent condition
Sun Flower Fill-
turday
in this sale are in «
F
80 be on hand at the
MRS. GRACE BRACHBILL,
South Spring Street, Bellefonte, Pa.
MAYES & STOVER, Aucts,
——
Follow the B. KX S. Band
we On the ——
BELLEFONTE CHAMBER COMMERCE
Excursion fo State College
VIA. Special Train Over The Bellefonte
Central Railroad
WED. AFTERNOON, JUNE 7th
SPECIAL TRAIN leaves P. BR. R. Station at 1:30 P. M., return-
ing at 5:30 P, M., allowing twe hours in State College for sight -
seeing. All College buildings and exhibits witl be open for your
inspection under direction of competent guides,
Music and Refreshments on Train
ROUND TRIP FARE - - .
CHILDREN (5 to 12 years)
TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT BCRR OFFICE
AND PRE TICKET OFFICE
Bellefonte Central Railroad Co.
37¢
thre
Murle
died
al her
child
Friday
fer.
Houseal
th
known
at
* [Political Echoes
As Assembly Ends
on p———
(Continued from page one)
To say that m
jittery
ler-statement
Looking at
purely
Demo
any of
would be to
the
political
rat quite
dtuation
standpoint
satislied
the ion. They
pome jobs as a result, but
worrying them too much
atisfied that the Republi-
t few week have
vou 1 mao
immediate
Are
he la
enough
whateve;
mn) have
ipper legislation
epublicans didnt
t! 4 it TE]
good
for the
man?
Democrat
Democrat
[ the Earle administratic n
the Re.
Filey
nteguence of this
refused SHCNSOT
term and he ran as
oF 4
ovet
ex pert
I know I
there is a
my term enc
1 shall
shail not
pecial
(No om
Parade Route for Flag
Day Is Announced
(Continued from Page 1)
to Wilson, on Cur-
to Wilson
fewer nt
m
4:30
the parade
Br and i
will meet on
Alle
vic boris
and dignitaries
between Water
and the school commons
emen will form on Lamb be
Allegheny ind Wilson, facing
t snd will enter Lamb from Wil-
All fNiemts will form on Spring
south, with the Tirst float
{ of Lamb and Spring
will extend narth on Spring
and east on Curtin. All floats shall
enter Curtin from Wilson. All vet.
organizations will form on
facing north with the first
st the comer of Lamb and
Soring and extending south on
Spring and east on Howard
It is absolutely necessary that all
| units of whatever nature being in
their proper locations
not later than 5 p. m. A short sound
of the fire siren at 4:30 p.m. will
! be the signal for Tormation of the
| parade.
Lamb and
on
Floals
At the second sound eof the siren |
| Robert
west oni frene H. Hastings
south on Thomas |
at 5:30 p
over the following route:
i Lamb to Thomas;
to High: east on
m. the parade will move
High fo Bpring:
them
make an
from na
the
with
inflicted
iof Police
ready to move |
Bishop to Allegheny
legheny to Linn en
Wilson. south on Wilson 1
west on Bishop Aled
on All Hie
High to Spring nord
to Lamb and disband
no drilling will he ale
the prac
north on Al
Bi
neny )
ronite Of
advertisements of an
be permitted
With thousands of vi
auxiliaries and
Central Pennsyl
nds of spect
wnt centre co
tne
eran
pre
patriotic celebration
"Everything |
preparation for
to open on i
Aerial Cowden
t 10 present
evening
Wednesda June 14 Door
given each
hureda
have
fro utdoor
until the
8g. 1 circu
o! every clo
il be
addition
ne ded
Well Known Couple
Observe Anniversary
fOontinued from page one)
EY y
he barge
>
Farmer's Experience
In Raising Cattle
mitted 1 i
Heavy Windstorm
Wreaks Destruction
3 gi 4
impiemeg
which were badly damaged
sa Ye ey
were
budldings on
SreR Wore
fy amall
hrough the
badly
tom
damag®
were
he
All alt the Branch Rosd and
in and around State Crolieg ¥ row
were DOWD and Hmbs broke
off. At the © re Hill
large
antes
oR
Damage buildings
complete for none
WHeTs CRrTied insurance
joss by Whe Occasionally
area wind dan
ar two wworooted
have
anamany
FUGITIVE SEIZED AT
HOME IN OSCEOLA MILLS
ive from fuslic
hy police In thi :
months, Jack Bimmons
wge. was amested Saturda
at a residence in Osceoln M
William Delansky, chief of
On ceola Later a detective |
Joh nistown
mons
Tipped
Simmon
Osceola
a
patine
Cambria
off sometime
would possibly
ome time or other
Delanyky made his arrest
he had tracked down a ro
mor he received from Houtzdale
It is believed that Simmons had
beens hiding in Osceola for some
time and had made the home where
was caught one of his lempor-
ary hideouts.
C—O ————
Marviage Licenses
Kenneth LeRoy Boone
Dorothy Mae Mann
William N. Haup!
Dorothy M. Meyer
©. Corman
sued
county
igo that
onontact
Chie!
after
he
Howard
Howard
Belinfonte
Centre Hall
Bellefonte
——
Mixed-up babies are bad « nough.
ts on Spring to Bishop, east on bul mixed-up parents are worse.
Linn to
Milesbure
HUBLERSBURG
Mi Loyd Markle
Ald daughier
Mr
ven
mother
with 1 Orme
Emelin eitri
lng ol wink
Mrs. Calvin "Pletcher of
spent Wednesday at th
Mr, and Mrs, Eimer Ricl
Mri James Carnel
pent Wednesday al the
father ! E EV
Howard
ner
oy family
home of he
nada of Jack
P. Smith of Pittsburgh
Norma Yearick of Jackson
Wednesday evening
the home of Mr. and
and Mis
2, were vil
Muri
Arner
the home of Mr
Heaton of Jack
Spent
sunday vid
Winfie!
onville
Gentzel | spending
Ear
time with her father
of Bellelonte R. D
Bellefonte
king at Pleas.
: building some out
% place
held a
husband on
friends and
Mr Stover
Pranci
(rymens
guitar music
onnell has come back
ern tates where
last fall an
and relatives
Frank Dugan
idings on K
8 aver surprise
fon Monda)
mans relative
ed and rereived
Benner
and fam-
iseful gifts
fe and Jerry
riished
liam Mo
the we
noe earls
with friends
lroking forward to the
cichration in Bellefonte
here
the
CIO
are
wo
farms through
Farmers say at
milk and farm they
farm and pay the high (axe
wr expenses are far from be
HOLTS HOLLOW
isan Johnson
noon
CCC
r Burd and
Gg HOMEY on HSunaca
vi ion from the
ray. Va
and Mt
$F an ]
wore Sun
Watson
M Jat
camp
Paul Lingle ani
friend from Tussey
AY gucsls at the Or-
home
Lucas
Charles
Mrs. Bd
tives I
ativeg Ire
is spending
Lucas home
Heason
time at the
Mr. and
tained rel
recently
Mr. and Mrs, John Wasxon called
at the J. E Conler home in Mikes
burg on Sunday,
Mrs. John Possinger of Coleville,
Mrs. Paul Bennett «of Runville and
Mrs. Edith
shoppers oni Thutsday
Mr. and Mrs
enter
liege
Sunday.
Mrs. Waller Sweitzer, Mrs
J. F. Watsori” home, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mis
family entertained an
Md. over the weekend
Mrs, Edith Burd spent Priday
| night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. |
iJ. BE Conler st Milesburg.
Colege viilled
home of
several
some §
Burd were Lock Haven
Orviz Watson and
gons Were supper guests at the Bu- |
gene Lucas home in Milesburg, on |
Olive |
Rhoades and children of Bellefonte |
and Dick Johnson took supper at the |
Lee Pilsgerald and |
uncle from’
‘Announce Program
For Children’s Day
A Childrens’ Day service
held In the Houserville
Brethren chureh inday
june 4, al 7:45 o clock
the
will be
United
evening
Following is program
Croup Bong We Are Happy!
I'ableau-Choose the Pietur
Announcer, Helen Tre
garet Poormyn, Jame
Bandra Caundt Elwood
Marian Dale, Mary Elles
Richard Wirtz, Bella Jane
Teddy Houlz, Betty Shuey
les Gauntt
Recit
Charis
Mur.
Heese
Blover
Biruble
Blover
ey
Chay
I Am Glad
Hee ne
Little Bo
tion You Came
tecitation A
Von Btruble
Dramatization “The
Charles Cauntt
Kenneth Ki
Knept
Reese and Reader
Piece
Cireat
Ti
Ciod
Recitation Invi
Fle When
rm Normasi
i Br
ake:
(341 oh 1¢
Patt
CHriut
ted
tatior
Et ruble
Pagear attitude
Recent Weddings
jatherst Mller
Public Sales
SATURDAY, JUNE 3
a | i ei § t
PE
exis at
Nias ta 3 mi
I
¢
wil
Roo
Aseria
Ee
rd =
ad ivi
or. bookosse and writ-
pels chairs. r ockers
garden
vel oT a
ik oom
numerous
Term Cosh. EE
Hubirr
BATURDAY JUNE
E Mecoker will
at her residence 4 WwW Bea ar Ave
Siate College. Pa a full line of
household goog Sale af | Dp mW
E M Smith, auct
—
M UNIGIPAL
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
(Jane 2nd & 3rd)
Joan Crawford James Stewart
Lew Ayres Lewis Stone
“ICE FOLLIES
OF 1939”
(Part Technicolor)
LATEST NEWS ISSUE
SELECTED SHORTS
COMFORTABLY COOL AT
THIS THEATRE
MONDAY & TUESDAY
(Fume 5th & Sih)
Dennis O'Keefe Florence Rice
Budidy Ehoen, in:
“THE KID
FROM TEXAS”
Chapter § of "HAWK OF THE
WILDERNESS”
WEDNESDAY & THUR.
(June Tth & Bh)
SHIRLEY TEMPLE,
In Her Best Picture to Date,
"THE LITTLE
PRINCESS”
{All technicolor)
ALWAYS THE FINEST
SELECTED SHORTS
eb
bg PY)
public sale
LE
afer at
ocmvn
SFEGL/
~The Refrigerator with
SELECTIVE AIR CONDITIONS
PRICES IN
G-E HISTORY
{Medel BR-39 diustrated})
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
Bellefonte State College
SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
red birthdas
PENN ALTO
MILK
102.55¢
Shaffer's Special Coffee 3 1bs 39¢
Penn Alto Butier - - - - |b 30c
Alco or Goody Nut Oleo - 1b 10c
Open Kettle Renlered i ARTEX
PURE Qc | MOTOR OIL
LARD Ib| , “
Calif. Fruit Cocktail - - 2.0. 25¢
Maney’s Flour nh Se 24.5 T5¢
Penn Alto Beans Cn ew Jali
Octagen Laundry
Soap
RINSO or
Oxydol "IF 19¢
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
PINEAPPLES, large size - ea. 9%
CRATE OF 38 YOR PRESERVING S245
LARGE LEMONS, Juicy - doz. 19¢
BANANAS Jae - 51bs 25¢
NEW POTATOES 7 10 Ibs 25¢
Yoeberg
Lettuce 10¢c
Galion
Refnrg
15 PEG. FLOWER SEEDS
When You Buy
FREE One Large Package
CONCENTRATED
Super Suds 20c
Giant
rakes
19¢
Pascal
= 15¢ Celery -
Lar
head is
Large
stalk
Fresh Home-Dressed Meat !
PORK SHOULD. ROAS woe Ib le
PORK STEAK Cut from fresh pork butts
LUNCH
c|HAMS 0 1b 25¢
MEATS 295;
BEEFBERGE
Assorted Sliced
10-1
avg
Lean, Mild Sugar Cured
(Sold whole or shank haih
Ib 2lc
Ground (ran strictly
fresh beef!