_THE CE UNTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. "ORVISTON A surprise vas was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bpack- man, Wednesday evening, Jung 14 in honor of Spackman’s. birth- day. Thtse present were: Mr. and June 22, 1939. Page Three A — - —— " arnes of Cress wisn her Well, at any raie, Hitler | tell gome nationg that he wants peace with them, AH that they have 10 do. to be happy to believe Der Fuehire: of George C many friends sunshine and happine week they will be home U friends at Cre | ide Her of thi, Many Messrs, Leonard and William PLEASANT GAr | Peters and sister Cara Gooss Of | ‘LLEFON NEIGHBORING OITY | : PERSONALS FROM BELLEFONTE'S [ Mr, and Mrs. Jack Wilson and | Lewistown were here to attend We | There were 108 at daughter of Lemont spent Tuesday | funeral of thelr father st Wed~| on Sunday, | evening with the Harold Brooks | nesday afternoon. They spent sevr | Mr. and MTs. Paul Hunter and | = willing wo Sunday School | Ww PINE GROVE MILLS (Reported by G. Mao Fry) J Mrs. Estella Isenberg is spending some time Baileyville Farmer a new Meadville week with town The taking keeping A in at the Diamond Miss lege, spent home on ( Mrs. W. R Garage fi 310 big from with Mr. and Mrs, b importa College Mo efficient ta Township Conrad G Wayneshoro Mr. Isas were o in Rock The barn weather roof at ing Mi lis He vacation in of the form Mr. and Mr Prof. and Chester, Pa the C. M parental the go bea t+) r " we Joh wu vy are pe Misse hington, ~ aeerks close friends a: nd attendance a main event o We are Ralph Ww. 1 Ohto re recent The Ww Ming IWC = and Onsen Chevy Harper Chevy Co, Mr. Harry spent heir Stine the a Gladys Sunday of Monday Sunday man party of friend hing nday i Xx unday Spring rding are being Mt er's sigter and h Dale home i hcuse fo Farme; friends at | were bus Furnace. among her Penna Gilliland is sedan purchased ol warriors Mark Mr | Chllege few days drive tr bride of | M time lat) in our Potter and seme friefid Mrs, L my Are ginia wil large tate Mis pent wate Col- | and al her parental | land hurch &treet : | { Friday Fai here h family are in house Apartment Walker first lesson le Musser the D wife Aa Ww mes Wilbur returned last Frida to Bowers Beach of best fry} A. W. Trea: isiness callers in Aaron ctor for Fergus here last low friends! trip ones fe ter : nn 1. Im LE DOr } ome velop OM ol le h teps ter In ympanieq Wavynesbore b guest wditioned and a completed th stover farm recor "” A " in Ww and M Ph me week their N. J eniovin Holly mmer Me lender Har: er many i Rirest 5 band ih ker ent visitors i home, Mrs, Ricker? and found both Rs in fair health Mary apd ‘Ethel Bu Hi Fry wheel : ork id Wore Ded al the s Wor re departed fo last Saturday for with the Fred " reneral 4 : SYYY & farm neal 3 DC vacation Cracken Bre rel latives were In| prust luscious dinners ‘ww: the natal day Re 4 to report the Rev. dyke, Mr rth of Johnstown, and Mrs G Mrs o i r 2 a, Whi ¥ a rr a Convenience Protection Economy Efficiency Daily Gaining Populari With the Housewife o 5 ‘ ine | Stormstown, ast al bruises 1 Mile 8 visitors last Friday In Maynard greenhouse past ome real nasty Ww her 11 AnG da fer of Howe Abin rert Walker d was day that up 1 Vi n iry nmannes = a turned here t ATP 1 MAST n er wag ( and ff du wife assistant at State ity a week on account molars sbending this ontract plastering Baileyville, J urni ng n every e hom 0 bad effect » J m who knife her ly caring nd Mj plate Methodist ning sie El iia Isenberg M $4 Dad and Mrs Fry M ty Pa of 30 and mer Mir ™ stl Thurs fell | od Ed El thi reo but ome for f wer ch all nean ther fr fends Ida {f Ba H rvinen Harry ( a busi Harry is e he e esc jay rom vi one of en joys H. Harpster and son Jim- week in Vir- husband who has job in that a Ada Gillland of Harrisburg, week with her brother CHILI - to her work Jon itor aped when high aside from have d¢ 13 : hed 1 ently a be- fer prop- Ce nire wa recny- in M alter yor } 51 ner, r " I ai eh taker fc by my re foters Mrs inday x IOCov- i at last 1 for ey ville yi - and all sn ITAL. a Ma 4 Pressler, Mr and Mrs R W Groen~ Albert J.C. C Mr ates, ang 100! « Mr Mrs WR Gilliland, ! Mrs C M Miss Ada and Gil Eu~ | Supt. of + interior wall 3 | when completed. | family, Mrs, Haman motored to Lewistown | Tuesday morning and spent the | day shopping and calling upon {riends, Mr. Breitwieser of Bellvue, Pa. | was a guest Tuesday of his sister Mrs. F. A, Bauer and husband, Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Wilson of Pittsburgh, visited at the home the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Frank Millward over the weekend Mrs, Frank Irvin spent last Wed- ! negday with her. daughter, Mrs Montgomery Hyblen and family at! their home at Boalsburg. We are glad to see Mrs. T. E Jodon able to be about again after being quite ill for about a week Mesars, Wade Bvey and Harry Kelley motored to Philadelphia Tuesday and returned Wednesday The former attending some Mason- | ic functions, it being twenty-five vears since he became a Shrine: and the latter attending a ball game Kenneth Ishler and wife Emprojum visited over the week- end with the former's parents, Mr and Mrs. Harry Ishler Earl Lego and Mr Burke, of Philadelphia, spent the workend with the former's mother Mrs. Frank Barnes and hushand Carl Markle was taken to the Centne Counwy hosplal Tuesday for treatment. His brother Blair is a patient at the Veleran's Hoop i at. Aspinwall widle father Harve Markle i! | witl rheumativm We hope mas of and Mrs the harle rs anal. been and in the Philadelphia tor under- future a former { wht and under the Phill WAS iy gulte ill f me Jefterson for the past improving operation nl Lhe Near Word was. received that pastor Rev. RB. ©. Badtor cated at Morrisdal went an operation in burg hospital a few week ible me | time Hospital few hit week ren “w ha 0 ago ne ear home Mr M rs D Mr Walter: C.. were and Mrs Wilson of weekend Clarence June to eturn- Mon- be Mt near and hool. They t Me Falr id Zimmerman Ariehe to York remained to al- age and datghter Lewisburg om the Bao: N. Y. City Satu ion rday night from Lewisburg Eby « fine time a Has wor ne The Car antly 1 the home of on Mrs. Heckmin last the mesting a delick SUDDET Was served Mrs. J. A. Noll. Mrs and Mrs. Wade Evey faired at dinner at Miss Joanna Decker day. Mn Harry imable to attend the dinner spent the aftern with Miss Decker Mr an Art Rockey of port Chester, N. Y.. and Me: Lizzie Beh , Of Lancaster. Pa. were here Io end the funeral of Mr: Pl! Hile last Wednesday morning and Mr Bender having been 1 also Mrs. Hile the day iad Miss Margaret phia, spent a few days her sister. Mra. Fremont Don't forget about Club festival Noll's Grove this 5 Beano, wheel of the usual attractions fen pleas- Hall embers day after pice entertained WwW. H Noli enter - home Of ast Wednes- Hile stho was were the on Mrs to visit Tate of Philadel- recently with Hiie the Woman's be held In iturday evening fortune and ali These ladies Civic | have done a number of wohderfil volir them the things for the towh. Show appreciation by patronizing ang helping them to make evening a success The Civic Club ladies hold their annual picnic ies* place July 12th The Jerry Zzettle family moved Thursday to Pleasant Mount Pa. sh~e Mr. Zettie has bern made the Stale Fish Hatchery at. that place. We are sorry to have the Zettle's leave our town As they are the kind of citizens that help make a real town, but we wish them success in thelr new under- taking and hope they will like their new home. George Magargel Jr, has been given Mwy Zettle's place at the local hatchery MT. Finkbeinet and brother Jer- ry of Philipsburg, were members of a party of ten who spent the week- end at Delawd¥s Phy fishing and the former returned with a 8 foot, 2 inch long Tiger Shark which he had the pleasure of landing as well as a number of smaller fish Mrs, Finkbeiner entertained on Sunday her father and mother, Mr pian to at Brown- rang Mrs. J KH. Harpster, brother, W. B. Harpster and two sisters, Miss Dorothy and Mrs, J V. Foreman, of Philipsburg Vacdtion Bible School opened Monday with 95 pupils and eight teachers in charge. The Methodists who are enlarg- | i ing the basement of their chureh | were quite shocked Sunday to find | dite to the heavy rafhs, that gbout | 20 fort of the wall had caved in! | negessitating thelr pubti re-in- | | forcements ih immed y and, | postponing Children’s Duy service | which was scheduled for that! morning. Tre] Dan to build an’ high which will | make the foundation doubly strong | Bila Grether. ‘contests of other eral days with him during his short caring for him will leave soon for Lewistown where she will make her home with her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Smeet, who spent | the winter in Oklahoma, was here fr a few days visit with Miss Natalle Musser and friend Eimer Musser. Willlam Crumlish who graduated from the Penn. State College last | week In the Sanitary Engineering course has accepted a position with the P. R. R. Co. and will be located in Long Island City, N. Y. He Is now at cams in Virginia with his troop hut will enter upon his new duties Ist, Bill is a fine young man and we wish him much suc- cess in his work as well as a very uccessful future Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Crumlish were weekend guests at the Shall cross summer home in the Poconos Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keller spem a weekend in our midst recently, and thelr daughter Miss Betty and fance Mr. Willlam Batt visited fr almost a week with relatives and friends In ‘hy vicinity Having come during the week o! conumen- cement at State Cellege as Mrs Ethel Noll Koche graduated from that Institution at that Little Min July Lime Noll at th Janet gave 8 M neing act at a 1 Alto a 1p ler theatre in day wh Ma Ped’ Harr are ter at the £2 1 home ; Runv re #nt inin Mr and Mrs. Jame; ( EE 111A AY Tet v Ca tw hire John lle two Aang mother of Chatanocea Kina Kirkwood of New Mi Ethel Britt ag Ln Youngstoan Ohln The Wednesday a al the and severed blood versels On Monday sand plant Nittany While the plant belongs to REY C. Noll Millard SchrefMer has leas ed it and operating same and employs three full time men. They are making a fn grafie of and for conerele wo vo ing and rails. Mr nemoer ¢ age next moves end cf to ago ng fae mem He aim SOMe nerve June 19h the new iocsted near the foot of in fi n © rw AT gar fing Wer w on ~tod- operated (dw id hotel the PERT building tn purcha and a ranm wyeral apart ng the gas sta fion, renting the apETtment: and four cabin: pear Hy. The place has beans Made WIDE ANYIMIve and © opel for Business The King Mo tor Co. of State College rented the garage Mr. Schreffier vacated “Drike Bornman spent the weekend al the H. 5 Noli home His wile and family are spending the summer at a cotiage cn the Jersey coast Mrs, Millard Schreffer Jef day for Phila elohia where wedding of » Sun~ LE at. {rier is a patient and spent Archie Walhman Charlee; Zeille who poor health staying man reunion will be July at Whispe the and —————— — FARMERS OF STATE PREFER THE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER That Pennsylvania farmers are oh their toes and more than keepin pate with the news of a swiftly meving world In their owh commu- nities as well as in national and world affairs, is disclosed by a = vey made by The Natiofial Fertiliz- er Association of the reading habits of more than 32000 farmers The stirvey reports that more than 5 out of 10 of Be 2tate's farmers take a weekly newspaper This represents a gain of 4 percent in Pennsylvania farmer-readers of weekly papers over the results of 8 similar survey made by The Nat- ional Fertilizer Association 10 years ago The National Fertilizer Ascocia- tion survey was cotrducted to deters mine farming pra®tides in the use of fertilizer and to learn the source of informmtion which farmers use and rely upon. According to ir- recent study of papers farmers read, showed that general news al- though demanded, does not take the place of neighborhood and personal news which is of prime interest 10 [armer readers. Waekly newspapers, with their facilities for gathering! ani printing intimate lconl news, fil this requirement and therefore hold an increasing popularity among | i Ab rural readers. : YEAC JERS seossss WERE #4. Now $2.39 CREPE SOLED OXFORDS FOR MEN | #9099 BELLEFONTE, PA. | Ben Poornfin of State College spent | Hiwold Brooks andi Mrs. | {liness and Miss Nellie who Was | ii weekend at the William Bam- | hart home Mrs. | She expects to re-| { turn In the early Pall for a longer of | stay, Mr Haven, and Mrs. Guy Powell of Lock spent the weekend at the Walter Shank hone, Mr, Bellefonte, Ct vis | on | | Robb Bowers of Harrisburg spent | | Sunday with the former's parents, | | Mr, and Mr=, Mr, tw Mrz, Paul Wallzer of and Mr. and Mrs melas Heverly of lock Haven ited at the Bertha Condo home Sunday. and Mrs, George Nelson ahd o children, Mrs. B, T. Nelson of and | Hutching and Bud and Lewis Bol- op Lomison home on ue of Lamar called st the Paul Sunday after. noon Leo Condo Ix ynable to work have ing Jolin Daley 51 M1 Mr pe it Mr 5OY fer Of sre hu Walter Bu tin Mr da Co home on LE Her MARTHA FURNA Mouniain began operation » an od Sunday poison on his hand of Middle River, Md nT the weekend with his mothet Blanche Daley John A Daley of everal davs the past Paul Lomison home and Mrs. Stanley Confer and } Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Jacdh Con- Bobbie Ben Confer and Mrs car Packer ahd daughter Dot ne the weekend at the Boy Scout nt camp Driver and Mr. Adams, of flalo N.Y. are spending dome ie at ths G. F. Butler home and Mrs R. B. Poorman and whters Ellen and Jean, of State lege, visited the A. M Shank Saturday Paul Lomison of Lock Haven Mrs. 1 on and Mr Tyrone nt week ty 847 ing and Nellie spent Sat. me here Confer ryt m Jerom Fac orf Hanles “larence bey Ma Mrs. Ton visited th alter: Da very aug " mday Child ght =a audience nent were ball game 1 Oon en's isin team Monument AY 6 10 CE oniere and Mrs. Lundy Sieele nd Mrs. Joseph Williams call- t the Warren Steele home In t Matilda, Bunda Florence Stesie Mise Palricia Steele of Tyrone . with Iriends in this vicinity and Monday and bee] Faye Vu Mrs. Lundy Steele Helen and Lois and son Morris, Mr and Mrs. O © Clifford Mr. and Mrs, Lawi®no Bpackman and daughters and Grace and son Jimmy Mrs, John S8packman, Mr. and Mr? Ormsby Bpackman and nie, Walter Spackman, all of Mar- tha, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spack Mrs. B. D. Ross of Tyrone ZION Rev. Brubaker of a few days last week at the Jor {i ital Owens home, Mr. and Mr fockman accompanied Rev, Bru. baker to his home in Altoona wher they spent Friday evening Miss Margaret Kane returned studies at the St Josephs Hn She 1} a rd her Sunda; frudent mm YeAr James Kans and sister M Smith +f Howard attended the Tu neal of their brotherin-law he in New Jersey last Monday Mr. ard Mrs. Prank Reokey Port Chester, New York, spent few davs last week at the Wan Rockey home Madeline Harter i= spending time with her grandmother Jackin ville Lote Gilmore al the John Warts State College 8 i A tab someon ck the home abo he member of the chur ale repairing nen M1 Evan new furng Ke for a lea tall Hoekman PORT MATILDA LO LA Andy FEtrasick the bots «M0 were In dent brapght home sera But Michael Stras i hospital In home Pan § he an aint weTe on » 24 whi wa ban there were roan. and Itrasick tomobile on William U Gen Fag Any both widow Pittsburg? William “harie: Waleska and Walter, Alex Ur- Urhiin Jr. Joe Urban Nakai and daughter William Me Barold Calahan and Mr. and Mrs William Decritis Budish and daugl Pittsburgh, Came 0 set Andy and Mike Skav- uners Jre ter Agnes, of her peohews ih Mrs attended her aunt derson’s funeral On Thursday Jovee Walk, daugh Mrs. Bvivesier Andy Charles Jordon, of Piteairn Krs. Jifie Hen- became the pony Ron- and daughters Spackman and son Joanne Mr. and man of State College, and MT. and Altoona, aspen! John i“ M1 Bunday evening Ch was lidren’s Day al Pleasant well attended M UNIGH, PAL FRIDAY & SATU RDAY June 23rd & 24h) Fiimdom was thelr oyster they couldn't open it “The Jones Family In Hollywood” NEWS ISSUE AND BEST OF SELECTED EHORTHS MONDAY & TUESDAY (Fane 26th A Zith) Ameche Loretta Young Henry Fonda “The Story of Alex- ander Graham Bell” Sof - Tax I's’ Court Bans Chain Store " Bupremse number but Justices Drew pinion held the of quiring tax Lion thir to I» ‘ ver a of prope: Installing Fire Tower Don mad dreamer tr bt on 10 invett S690909% VI AGER ho $1 KR Chapter No. 5%-"THE HAWK bh hod OF WILDERNESS ELECTED BHORTS” con Ne, frne i” and aly 1 HF RGIEANT MADDEN With Wallace Beery, seed BLACK OXFORD FOR #4004 BELLEFONTI Dy MEN AAs ad A 8 Ao - - Helen Willis Beckel, representative of the New York Werld's Fair, will be our EVERY THURSDAY CAR receive at store to explain how you THREE FREE TRIPS to the New York World's Fair LITERATURE DESCRIBING THE VARIOUS TRIPS OUTLINING THE TOURS IS AVAILABLE AT OUR STORE AT ALL TIMES OLF FURNITURE C High Street Bellefonte, Pa. AND Ba .,,..e r ————_—. a al wl le a is a a SU. VEEL TICE DER INTL pe heel bh Le ee ed SEIT LTE ie Ll he RR Led edi Lei Le PITHY gL, + H8TG | AAG pi OSPR Hadi L SETHE od HARE Re Quality ! Pennsylvania's with their main branch stores town. what it has stood those years. other- homes, some In thirty-seven years largest Furniture store ipshurg, Lewistown, burg, Cumberland, Md., was purchased years and years ago; Value Wolf's have become Company and in Altoona in Tvrone, Huntingdon, Phil- Ebens- your Barneshoro, and own We are proud of the Wolf name not mere- ly because it is 37 years old, but because of for during every one of In many hemes throughout Central Penn- syvlvania, you can find Wolf furniture that in that was purchased only yesterday. In both instances the principle behind the transaction was the same: Wolf quality and dependability. WEST HIGH STREET U3 REET JIE TDR The Story of WOLFS. Service ! TENN $ : : Since 1902! Dependability ! “ale tion are large CCR UNE of oul rreat size, and prices because of our great nine-dtore buying power. Furniture for the not oniy for Years today or tomorrow . from the finest and most reputable manufacturers in the coun- Wolf's buy for less. Wolf's Se 31! for leas, trv. Buving more And side a Selling more 13% Ol regardless of where vou live, in of Bellefonte, charge account. Your eredit is always good at Wolf's, red tape or we invite yvau to open Make vour own terms . no we handle all our own ac- comnts, Come in, look around, Wolf's never urge you to buy. AH we ask you to do is compare.
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