June 29, 1939 THE CENTRE LST BELLEFONTE, PA LOCALS : *> ~Mr. Clvde Beck of War:lors Mark, R. D., was a Bellefonte vis- itor on Monday, as well as a caller at our office. -—Phe Ann Rougtau of N Spring Street, was oblig to resign from her position in Belle fonte due to illness and is at her parcntal home near Clearfield, Pa, —Me srs. C. H. Pressler and Geo. £ Miller two highly respected citi- gens of Millheim, were Bellefonte visitors on Friday. Both gentle- men were callers at our office, —Miss Betty Ann Shuey, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Willis Shuey, of Bush Addition, left Saturday morning for Syracuse, N. Y.. where she will spend the summer with her sister. Mrs. William Reibe —Mrs. Daise B. Hender:on, East High Street Bellefonte, been named to deliver the com- mencement address at the ARORA 8chocl for Secretaries, on Tuesda July 11. Mrs. Henderson is head ¢ of the commercial department at the Bellefonte High School —Miss Betty who has been engaged In nursing at the Walter Reed hospital In Washingtcn, D. C., arrived in Cen- tre Couns about ten days ago to spend the summer with her par- ents, Mr Mrs. Geo. Stevenson at Waddle ~Mr. and Mrs. J W Austin. Texas, are now in Eliza- beth, N. J... Mrs. Derr's former home, where they expect to remain for a month or six weeks and then come to Bellefonte for a visit with tives before returning to the Texas capital where both are en- gaged in teaching. —Mr. and M:s. and three children of Meadville arrived in toan Saturday for their annual visit Mrs. Young's par- ental and Mrs home, Dr Kitk. Mr. Youn is attending ; State Cal of has Stevenson, R. N > Derr, of rol Charles Young, al 12 meeting of engineers lege, this week daughte:, Eve aly church conf Pa Y n D. Th mas their Thomas and Holl and, depart Monday ing for a motor trip throl new England States Canada. Their {tine visits the orld’ r in York and t in the New ng Cape Remindis a subscriber crat for nearly ing closely the married vears lington E Warns us to be a —-— ar 1 able ile observed their angi ve. sn. y April Ralph Kirk and of Birmingham, al the home Robert Willard Bisho Street grana Jean n morn Thomas children ed New interred ng t4 Centre Demo- follow- of his friend Wel- Mill Hall romise years Years g'me Span our old Yearick that he will subscriber for —— yt no £1f fil + hi po fiftieth ae ™ ~—Mrs dan-Utere bama are former’ and wife Mrs. Kirk over here frre 8 they expect make neces the older 2 Dramatic this coming Fall —Mrs. Harvey daughter Miss Mi Ssuth Thomas Street, will be the motor guests Mrs. Wetzel's son- in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs Thomas rr to New Market, Va today, where M5. Wetzel will re- main as a guest of the Farrows while Miss Mildred Wetzel will jcin her brother and n-law, Mr and Mrs. Howard Wetzel month's motor rip through western states and north ada. three Ala- rests f the brether 0: East ani for a on t 5 D {rg ing Arrangement Kay at ichter . : daus t thal School her of Wetzel and Wetzel, dred O gister-t $ Wa «John Miller, coach at the Belle fonte High School, and Mrs. Miller cf Wilson Street, will depart Sat- urday for a mcnth’s motor trip to the west coast. They plan go west by the hern route, ston- ping at various places en route, in- cluding several National Parks and the Exposition at San Prancisco On the return trip they will Lravel by a southern route. During their absence Millers, both ardent anzlers, expect to speni about a week fishing in western stream They will return home late in July ~Trips to the World's Fair and to many other points of interest in and around New York Cily were enjoyed last week by Mr. and Mrs H. R. Wolfe and sons, Donald and Harold, and daughters, Leona and Marlyn, residing east of Centre Hall. The family motored last Sunday to Jersey City. N. J, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles Chapman during their stay in the east. Among the many inte esting side trips they made wore yisify to seaside resorts, a gov- ernment shipyard. the docks, and many places Tn New York City. Tha family found the outing both enjoyable and educational ~The summer swimming sched- ule at the Bellefonte ¥Y. M. C. A i= new in full swing, with classes as Iollows: “QOirls Day” every Tuesday and Thursday; girls and under, 9:30 a m.; girls 12 to 15, 10:30 a. m.; married women 2 p m. girls 3:30 p. m. and employed girls and women, 7:30 p.m. This arranze- ment assures each group of privacy in the locker rooms and pool. Mon- to + nor the day, Wednesday and Saturday are set aside for men and boys on the following schedule: Cubs, 10 a. m.; Cadets, 11 a. m.; Junior boys (15 to 18) 2 p. m.; Sr. members, 3 to 5, and 7 to 0. Pridays are reserved | for speeial groups. Saturday night, from 7 to 9 is set aside for families | and groups. Y. M C. A, members | anc all children under 16 years of 6Ze are admitied free to their re- stective classes. A recent check shows that a total of 757 persons bave been taught to swim since the Y pocl was opened under the pres ent management. This work goes on day after day and year after year, without any fee or charge, ex- cept a Y membership. of ul Rebersburg our office Mr. J. N. Mover, a pleasant caller Tuesday Dr. Howard F. Bauer, Optome- trist, have vour eyes examined now, For appointments call Bellefonte 3- W. W. E. Crossley Jewelry Store 19t1 and son, Street, rela- and Was on Mrs. Frank P Kenneth, of North are spending thi tives and Ifriencs Buffalo, N. Y. William of Mis. Charles Curtin Street, the effects of performed Monday morning Centre County Hospital The Misse Henrietta Hunter and Helen Smith this morning on a motor trip Philadelphia vhere they will be overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Staples, ex- pecting to go from there to Ocean City where they will remain until next Tuesday, -Judge and accompanied by Mary Catherine and Mrs. Henry the World's Pair this left Beliefoente last Fr agara Falls and a trip into before going to the fal Mr. and Mrs. Rus Uniontown, spent the weekenc the férmer's parents, Mr. and Samuel Ray atl Axe Mann their return home they were companied by Loren Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ray be their guest for several Miss ployed Hoag Thomas week with in Rochester 13-year-old R. Bei of recuperaiing tonstlectomy t the Beatty, son wy, East from a a in in left to Walker rhters Ann ting Mu: Iv their and Gross an daug Betty are werk iday f i Canada with Mrs Upon AC son of who will weeks summer Mrs _ Dani e nual mot brother, her, year-old son, West Virgin Monday for Melvin J , Pas! Curt y youngs' er Mr. lo Carbl_ e Mr of the ments kr Crider’ were was plete i receipts were $560, band Bani members take ih expressing thir appreciat for tt hearty report means ion to Host treatment 80 improvement Fo Attorney East C recovering he affects removal of 1 wis performed at For been tion have Cent Philig rmer of nsils the Centre ome troubi which been time Lime d with was held al Seven Brownies Mountains, Sunday, in honor of Ut T3rd birthoay of Mrs, James L Williams, of Pleasant Gap. The anniversary occurs on June 29 Thirty-eight members of her family two of them great hildren were present Mrs. Williams has been in America 58 years, coming to this country at the age of fifteen years. She was born at Lankin, West Prussia, Germany, on June 20, 1865 ~Eimer Decker, cr Ja mesg we grande Brauch- Ixeitzel]l and TI Rossman all of Belleicnte, returned home Monday night from a weekend fish- ing expedition at Deals Island, on the Chesapeake Bay. Theres they were joined by Sid Bernstein and his two sons, of Bellefonte, who had motored to the Island in their own car. When the boat bearing the Bellefcnte group returned to land they had caught a total of 350 fish most of which they brought home with them 5 Russell Mrs. Minnie Taylor and daugh- ter Dorothy, of Clheagfield, with Miss Kline of that city and the former's aunt, Mrs. Fred Morse, of Cameron as guests, molored to Bellefonte on Friday afterncon and {spent a few hours with friends. Miss Taylor and Miss Kline are em- | ployed on the nursing staff at the Clearfield Hospital and both were on thelr mid-summer vacation. While here the young ladies vis- | fel Fisherman's Paradise where Miss Kline succeeded in landing a trophy somewhat lees than two feet in length 3 When Harry Houser of East Linn street last took inventory of | i | Everitt's gheny M1 the Cu ee ue You k Mrs. Della ard R. D.. recently | Commencement Drug Store, Street, Bellefonte auf and Mrs. Roy Eichelberger, Bernstein apartments, East Street, are spending this at the World's Fair in New Garbrick of at'ended exqg cises of the Lock Haven High School her nephew was a member of Lhe class Mf 240 who graduated Bellefonte relatives and have been notified of the death, Tuesday night, of William J. Street, of Chicago. Mr, Street was the husband of the former Miss Elsie C daughter of Mrs. and the late Frank Cole Philipsburg His wife and two survive During the past week the lobby of the Penn Belle Hotel has been redecorated wodwork in the cious room, formerly finished dark hue, has been repainted light cream and the effect L satisfactory. The new paint increases the light In the Friends in Bellefor ved word of the death last nesday in New Ycrk City of 8S. Gibbons husband of Ruth Seymour, who wi i or many family How- the ns friends ole, of SONS Li vi spa~ in a In a most RIreal- lobby have re- Wed- Miles f rar 1s iormer ’ { ly iy te cel the h her four The Buick magazine contains a full devoted Pennsylvania, and oddly enough entire page is devoted to Centre ounty scenes There are photo- graphs and brief ion of Penn's View, near Coburn, and Penn's Cave. The magazine has a circulation of 600.000 of over the United States Malcolm presi and to the page tenors descr} pies Wetzler past lent il Post Bellefonte Borouzh asked proj fon mow off vacant lols wi } fot walk t =e 0 Hiftra SOFT BALL LEAGUE ENDS FIRST HALF OF SEASON The Y. M 3all League nd will finish season on Friday cond holf will begin ing Monday evening m Games are Tuesday, Thursday nings of each The following up the league: Titan Met Manu- facturing Co. American Lime & Stone Co. Feder:l Mateh Corp. Lo- gan Fire Co, Undine Fire Co. A i% P. Btores Murphys Store and Wolf's Purniture Co. All games are played on the high school field and from 50 to 100 fans are on hand for every game Two leagues for boys are expected to be ready for pliy next week. One is being formed for boys under 14 and one for boys 15 to 18 Soft werk strinl sixth the [7 follow. July 10 at 6 p payed Mond.y, and Frida y eve week eight teams make al LIFE SAVING AND SWIMMING CONTESTS BEGIN AT HECLA Junior and senior life-saving courses and swimming instruction will begin at the Heelan Park pool Friday, June 30. The courses will be offered by Mike Haddad, Amer ican Red Cross Life Saving Exam- iner and First Aid Instructor. There will be a small charge for instruce tion All persons Intereated in taking the courses are asked 10 leave their names at the pool or phone Zion 4 8. Alle- | i | death of our father | Bons and 2231. Because of the shortage of life | guards and waterfront instructors in this vicinity it is urged that as many as possible take the courses. ' WORLD'S TALLEST MAN his flock of chickens prior to the | fire which destroyed his hen house (last Thursday night, he knew he | had twelve old hens and a rooster {All perished, as he supposed, and he decided to leave the remains un- {disturbed until the Insurance ad- Juster had visited the scene. As this {was being done the next day the [owner was surprised to see one of ithe hens crawl out from beneath a { portion of the debris, unscathed and | apparently none the worse for the i "hot time” she had, Harry is now | looking forward to “Blddy” laying Po Sb Robert Wadlow, est human. burg one day last week for lunch. | Wadlow, the 2l.yeir-old superman, | had to hunch his 8 feet 8% inches of height down into a bend to get the world's tall. VISITS PHILIPSBURG | | i | week stopped off in Philips. | in through the doorway of the res- | itaurant where he sat down at a table and slumped into the seat so he would be comfortable, “Bob” is healthy and still grow. ing. At present he Ups: the scales | ut 500 pounds. He is a resident of Alton, Ill, and has been touring the east publicizing a brand of shoes. More premiums larger number are improved features tu in making the 1939 Fair a bigger success ing the week of Jul ’ J 5 With premiums tal nearly $2300 cl Gone single dairy & Monopoly tne directors competition viead the ver area As In former year tural clas lead the get it. Grange and hitits got the large: premiums ferent award norse {Ter $650 worth of try and pet stock is gest class in premiur £35 its share, rt and girls flin county schools fourth and fi premium Con clause formerly an fo th or ( we herd in it have in all prize mot S05 i! Livy “ boys for by picuon Its the pre allowed pay pris on a 1 ints were uni rable ompetit ion an red by « Mit iin County 24 Valley quest street or address ith SACU and . " ed w U connect whetl be blank : mail or HONOR ROLL two of the m y 31 increased offered this while clubs fth divi each in the premi rev( Fair h by No charg ne Page Five Abbott's Philadelphia ice cream, MIF FLIN CO. FAIR OFFERS LARGER PREMIUM pread over wt will go In Mifflin Count than ever dul to Augu budget year will r five genera e days wnen poultry lass. Thi declared classe over Hes 0 s the agricul premium b communit L share Lie { Oi and offer $695 In ten dif ttle estock ( i wine and sheep classes will premiums the third ia ns offered wi domi and Mil comprise fons with class : nhsence im book associat) ) rata iuced bas! because fitions.” accorgi offered d entry bia alling al eadquarter mailing booklet { in per GQ in Person am —— ——————— REPORT Juniors Hart POLICE INSTRUCTED TO ENFORCE FIREWORKS LAW C hi 4 Marriage Licenses Henry D. Couturiaux Emma Mae Hugili Norman H. Grove Pau M. Myers Ties une Phi "h Bell Beech ( Lost and Found FOUND Theat: te dentifying calling : this affire off 14 oT Black rit eight of more artic Lost on Route 3 abou Advent chixch in Hox oyna les of t one der ciothi mile please turn to D P. Ray Axe Mann Card of Thanks QUICT-We wish to duris Quici ner or form san. ifbert Joe e Qt ict BOKENROTH-—We of thanking all thy J Eckenroth Eckenroth, Mr and Pami desire to express our heart felt thanks our friends and tributes and tended during neig many Daughters MERR YMAN wd wish sincere neighbors thelr or the ryman, | he Husband take per the recent illness Joseph LL. Pr ation to friend use of thelr © floral tributes, and thelr {acts of kindly sympathy during the Hiness and death of Mrs late of Milesburg Signed. thank all Mr this and Mm. WJ ly. tn this ‘mat Ey hbors for floral kindnesnen to m express re Mollie Mer- Work Wan ted | WANTED- Light by high (ehoal ~ R 1, Box 184 write Mrs Mila, Pa Rr. Wm. D H D. a work of any girl Halderman, aay "Bes | WANTED-—O1r] 14 wants a job ae | house work In some home. Call of yd Bpaas | Confer, 72. Sa G. EARLE HOFFER Insurance Crider’s Ex. h. oli Service Phone 4055 NTE, PA. LIST CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS n th PN ire burg {ite reek pet ¥ sons who contributed in any man- i Lhe death oi and Ms means sons who oon tributed In any manner or form dur ing the death of our daughter, Do 0- - and ters, many efor bo a I | J 7 4 every week. That's why 1 .e Centre 30,000 People Read This Column Democrat's classified advertising de- pariment has become so amaz.ng'y popular. Considering its low cost ang the benenits derived, it 1s undisputably Centre County's Commualty Bar Bain Counter { Arst sue a RATES ~Advertisemen's of twenty-five words or less, 25 cents for and 15 cents for each additional insertion. Where advertise- ment containg more than twenty-five words, one cent a word is charged REAL ESTATE advertising sale or rent «A straight one cent a word ly charged for rea) eslale KEYED ADS ~All advertisements that request replies to be matled Ww this office, must be complied with by those answering “we adve Lsemenls Please do not call at the office for Information concerning such aavertise ments, as the publishers are not permitted Ww divulge the name of the ad- veriLiser SUBSCRIBER'S PRIVILEGE ~Every subscribed to The Cenure Dem- ocrsl ss enbiled 0 8 25-word advel free of charge, nlervals Help Wanted WANTED 1 Poul Good routs MENers £100 Wanted to Buy ANTED market fo! calves and S54-R-11 om Cen 1 wu in the aL slieep pritre Hall ney T. Riegal apartment SALE «Good grade of wows wd bs red cruahied A ‘ Belle 3 POR all Backed evenings Aulo servi Phone 753 BUILDING A HOME line soncrete foundation soll nipe and fAttings sepiic woer tubing thle SALE-~Hunare’s of used tres, sizes from 15 ww 28 rims by writien until @ e. Snow o'cl Shoe Intersection 18% We have a full blocks, tan k= . of al R Stat e College hy —- SALE Second hand brick plrunbing supniies. radiators and fittings Materiales are from the Belle. fonte High School Buliding and oan be aceon at Kofman's Garage and Wale Run Auts Service Station Phone 310 or 153 bE BE § Pa Ph ye 703 FOR BALE-—We have a Jot of German Siding which we are seiling out ghean This will be good for [arm ilidings inexpensive holises gars aes, ote. Also all kinds of Native sawed lumber at $25 to $28 per M 0 W Houtsz Lumber Co. Blate Coi- Yorn, , Penna. Phone 08 fur Poultry BARBY CHICKS Leghorn, Reds Bar- red and White Rocks. straight or sexed write for prices today, Gervin K. Schaeffer, MecAllisterville, Pa. x26 CHICK SPROTAL- 2500 for 100 White Leghorns, Barron strain, Barred and White Rocks, New Hampehire Reds AA 00. heavy mixed $405 Twin Hatchery MoAllistervilie, Pa 25 Dogs, Pets, Etc. | POR BALE--Pour Beagle pups, black, white and tan. Inquire of J Bottort RD23 Bellefonte, Pa x26 FOR SALE Chihuahua and Pekin poss PUDDISE Mrs. Charles Work.- Y man, Hecla Park, Phone Zion 2332 and x26 mem SALE Two Shepherd pups. 3 months old. make good farm @ price $2.00 each. Inquire of J Watson, Bellefonte Rr Pa Sale or Exchange FoR SALE OR x28 EXCHANGE On | fas new, ire if Flo >. Btanm | Julian, Ma Me x28 | FOR SALE-Or eschangs on live einok, one MeOormick hay loader in prod condition. Bart Armstrong, | Bellefonte RB. D. 2 (Zion). Phone 18 B5es ~ Automotive Ea Ba =r BALF-A 1020 Pontiac sedan, | pot enndition. Price reason Inquire of Bd. Flick, Jultas, | x i | pr i in able |R Nn | FoR SALE 1936 Sedan. let ir eyes be | “OMe Dodge Price reasonable, | four market. Rev. W. B. Tobias, Rie wl " a id Phone 17. young catile New Ides mower good | LUsement in these columns one Lune This priviiege can be used Six times a year at difleren: FOR Ww ain SALE mileage H BC U-<Licensed Dodge rood mdi Lion raft, Moshannon truck Bar- K Pa. x27 FOR SALE--A 1833 %-ton panel lu- ternational trick xcelient condi- tion. Inguirg'dt E. N. Trostle, How- ard, RB. D. Phooe 1721 131 SBALE--19887 Plymou with lols of ex buver Oro heel Belistonte, Pa FOR 3 Delux Cheap LO nan x46 sedan QUICK Howel Fas Car Daoxige mech SALE ROA haa ited oly once. $3500 cash erm ny arrangement Can Mo day, Tuesday, Thursda) day even 4 wire of Ar- MrClos dey H bier shwrg, Pa mu Live Stock FOR BALE 11 blooded bull calf. 1 w t old 810 R. 1 huey een Ayrshire John KE x28 Guernsey 1 A n x27 He PWT rd A Kray horse 6 years old ing and a good GE Ar FOND . Phe lead Pre Me walt [3 Dashem IB4-R11 aned T sick we Ph ADDON ERs Pred x26 ale - A550 POR SALE and Internatior al 4] 1 used MoCk in A-l t have a complete mick -Deeting tractors equipment for sale M Howard, Pa. Phone ms. BALE Internatio hay loader—used but In dition ne ce 865-aused Osborne 5-1 morse 0. Bisck Hawk spreader for rena 1 New 1dea machinery al- wave on hand. James J. Markie, Sta‘e College, Phone 20385 x26 POR POR SALE--Rebuilt and second hand tractors Huber Onse Frick thresh era. sawmills of many different makes and sizes. also plows. balers, silo fil. er: and a pood line of farr tools Write for particulars. Prick Com pany, 1204% Washington Boulevard, Wil llamaport, Pa. x78 POR BALE-—Pull line of Sollfitter farm equipment Come and get a demonstration Cet beter quality mplements for lest money. We have on hand mowers, rakes, joaders cul tivalors, manure spreaders grain drills and tractor disc plows. Dealer Sniiftter farm equipment. John B Matis, Hublersburg, Pa. mn “SALE 8400t mower binder: 8-11 binder: 3 hay loaders, 1 side delivery rake; 1 cultivator for F- 12 tractor; also used tractors and tractor piow. C W. Behrer, Penna Paraace, Pa. 13-R3 toy 264 Personal MEN oLD AT 4 GET PEP—New On trex Tonle Tablets contain raw oy ster Invigorators and other stimulants One doee slaris new Value 81 00 Special price Too write Wid mann & Teah 1 Real Estate - For Sale| FOR BALE Zion, Pa | tive farm. { fonte, Pa ron BALE B00 acres of timber and | pasture land in Huston Two. jet Martha Purnace, Pa. Inquire ©. Myer, Julian, Pa. ror BALE-A seven room house El miles from Snow Shoe, suitable for | | hunting camp In Jatre of WwW. | Meaker, Snow Shoe, POR SALE--A well Jocated residence and business tty where a guc- cessful mercantile business has been e-tamiished for gears, in Hublershure Qenire te 220 ho is good produc. Inquire " J. Holz, HH Ee —— C—O MI | POR BALE—A farm % mile -outh of {| Nittany. about DO arres under eultis A x28 | Filimaore | refreshments will | FOR BALE ~4-room house with all conveniences. 2 car garage. Loost. ed In Beliefonte, Phone, Bellefonte 103-M. our POR SALE--The W. W. Witmer farin of 202 gores, 6 miles west of Belie- fonte, In Buffalo Run Valley nea W. C. Witmer, 306 E. Bishop Bel lefonte Fa 200 Houses for Rent FOR RENT--FPurnished cabin at Hecla Park by week or month Bruce Belghtol, Mingowille, Pa. x28 POR RENT--One side brick house, In Belle FOOINS all conveniences month, Write J care of tre Democrat FOR RENT BLreet doubie Five a of fonte 826 The Cen x26 room house with 2 bath roomns and oll heat, on Esst Linn St, Rent $4500. Inquire of B. O Harvey, Temple Court Bldg Bellefonte, Pa 191 PCR RENY Mead w 10 persons, al Callow wor, near Bigler. Boating. canoe i. mile pool on Susqueha na Prettiest spot in ate. Priv- ne. $83-R-3 learfield D. Walker 2 Pa A seven Furnished coQage T ” er i x2 Apartments for Rent RENT nd hat ath OR it rOOTY The Aparune: heat and Bellefon n nished. Call e x2 RENT Five room ! OnyYenienos hey Phone 638 04ary ADArUMmer res M dental Fa ie 2514 % 109 : won POR ent gheny stipe! Moore 131 fonts, Pa POR RENT--Purr rooms and bath 126 N. Thomas Pa. Phone 132 RENT --Apartm Inquis Alleghen 126 N. Alle- v ished apartment Helen J Carner Street Bellefonte 201 3.-room apartment Decker Bidg High Pa. Inquire Decke infonte, Pa x26 POR, RENT bath In Bellefonte ( Jarage Bel * RENT ith 51 5 al POR First tment 1riiy floor apar and Alleghent sire First Nat Bs Bel Ba: pr nk Be! Jefon RENT t and FOR Bellefc POR RENT wit? ang Bireet ney, i FOR RENT with hot & ra rage Pleasant POR with hest * Ea ot elite Big Spring RENT " FOR RENT EY t Announcemen rs he held by Wake t bi ¥ EETIV AL at Hublersbhu er Grange o Ri © wih ¥y a ABC Rood x31 The annual festival of on cemetery will be held uly 1st, at the Zion h x24 PESTIVAL the Zion 5 Saturday, J house FESTIVAL The Hublersbure Cem elery Association's annual festiva will be held at Hublersbure Baturday July 15, 1830 x28 FRSTTVAL a festival will Music hy Aaronsburg 3 vy 1st Salons band of Logan MET will | meet at “the home of Mrs Fred Lutz at 8 O'clock Wed- nesday night July 5 FESTIVAL—On Thursday 2005. a festival will De beld beraburg. Music by the band of Aaron ahurg PESTIVAL—The Bagle Cemetery Association of Curtin will hold a fes- tival at Curtin on Saturday July Bth Music and refrochments x27 CO ERRTTV AL The Ladies of Priendship Circle of the M. E. church at Cortin. will hold a festival on Ju'y ist. Music Everybody welcome. x25 FESTIVAL Mar lon Grange No | 223. Jacksonville, Pa. will hold a fe - tuval Wednesday, July 190 music will | be furnished by Bast Penns Valley! High School band Games and re | freshments x28 | FESTIVAL--The Ladies’ Ald Boclety of Fairview church will hold a fes- | tival on Saturday. July ist. Choloe be se ved Basle | hv a stringed orchestra Procesds 13 June at Re- Bartges | benefit of church Phone Warrior's Mark ' ° DANCE A dance revue will be resented by pupils of the Prances L | Burrs School of Dancing in the High | Brhool { o'clock Friday evening | mision: auditorium, Howard. at 8:15 June 30 yn adults 25 cents, children {10 cents [ July 18 TT acre farm near | | PPSTIVAL-Bald Bagle Grang? will hold a festival near the Diamond | in Milsshurg on Saturday evening. Soecia]l music will bs pro- | ice cream, hot d soft drinks, cakes and other delioacios | will be on sale. There will be Tun Land amusements for everyone, PESTIVAL--The class of 40 are sponsoring a forival at the Howard | Fire Company ounds on July 15th | | Refreshmen® jot dome. pop. candy | [joe cream. .oecial music and good entertainment. Come one, come all | Bve y welcome. In case of Pain| foal will be held the follow. Hd Monday, July 27 | vided and Anily feature over WRAK. Wiliam port, Pa. at 1:18 pm , illiame | entertainment which will Be an- | wrminced later x27 | PICNIC AND REUNION-The 8th’ annual plenie and reunion of the Fast Penns Valley Association wil! | held Saturday afternoon and he ‘vation and some wondland and large evening at Lyon Take, ahout seven howe and harn., hunting | Han write | thong Ave. For further Infarma. B Martin ns Connec- Washington, D ‘ hed bolo AThast, I hath, All bouse. Only he minutes ata and church. d AVE Dok. Well Jocated for a miles nort i i i i Xn | a mak i weet of Akron. » shot distance th of Route 18. Note the change | the usual date of July 16th | Darticiiars aboy po pn BBL ait. Be Ee - FESTIVAL-~The Howard Ro. 207 will hold a festly fire house In Howard July 20th. Music and ad Saturday ane t Ol ref req Ur Prayer Mee! mon he w UY NOTICE ng will hone, Bur m near Everybody The he aay t he weuomne [& OMING will HOME The Evangelica church H Hone ( Bonestow! Tab op Dring Don meals Ure id Repairing FOREMAN'S UPHOLSTERY —Purni- ture repair shop, repairing. restor- ing antiques a specialty Cane and rusdi seats. Modern upholstery. Bhop North Race Bt, rear Penn Belie Hot Phone 409-M FURNITURE made to Upholstering Wm D Shop, 102 E Bellefonte # iu REPAIRED all kinds of f wrnitu and slip covers made hompeon's Upholster lamb Bt, Jhone 520-1) 1 Rapa re Miscellaneous DEAD Bi Onl) ar yt 876-J-3 J-3 WK ime at Lioyd Removed L NTED-— Dead horses Vogte Rende Prop Centre L-4 at Our expense BUFFERERS WO IN - ONE Corn re medy Am ren years. Price 3 Cornoff Cc CDRA Be MACHINE WORK- adiust lawn mowers and May T5c. we als as rolled steel ad Mast Bw Arie Wins b Phon R e 32- HAY EVER REDUCED new prepared « LASSES ngtal led ETE Ty ately Having ! me. Jens BY ABTHMA Ree: Fever ered Hav cong by new discovery stration dally and Sunday to 6-7 10 8. Ro Wednesday afternoon hones End results positively gua» antred Agency The TB Inhaler Cam- — Mall or write nue The Tibbins Pharmacy, Beech Creek Pa sur brand ¢ 772 * WILL Vid INCOMES rr w § lp2 WHEN YOU DO How long could your family survive if your income were to stop suddenly? @ Life Insurance will protect them; and, in addition, will provide for your own retire. ment — leisure time with an independent income to enjoy it. ® Do something now before it's too late. Give your family and yourself this sssured protection. HELEN E. BEEZER GEO. R. SNYDER Local Representatives, WRITE OR PHONE US TODAY Graco Vitalizing Here Costs but $1.50, and- It returns that cost to you many times in motor, gas and oil |saving, and- | Then returns to you many times over in the trade-in value of the car. DECKER MOTOR CO. BELLEFONTE, PA.
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