Le Six Over The County News | p— Centre countians who enlisted for service in the U. 8 Navy, al Altoona last week were Jasper Holt Fred Day and Sheldon Schenck, all of Howard. Walter marning county, to Geological Monday Bradford with the which Weaver left last for Athen ake up work Survey, with has been connected for ev years past. The location of work he will be on known at this time--and may partly New York On closing dealer stored bottled soft he eral the is Not be NR) in state » Grange Falr a juanti irinks in the old I exhibition building until it could be convenjently Befor the owner appeal ed building was broken into and sixty-five cases of “Red Rock” removed tate po- lee are making an effort to du cover who committed the thell Ralph Earl of Phil has been A d from the list of the Navy at Altoona United dered ing School will ETE naval training bel ed either to the naval tr or a unit of the flee M: Vivian Bern Milesb has pu: erty of the Hall borou the wa home removed th ipsbure walt State al three late Main oan adjoin proper Jeech Dy Le anc Mir: been Ly Russell J Atl . mmen ement the hoo! of Nursi {psburg State hospilal you! women from Cent were graduated: Misse Bix Mie Run Philipsburg Beliefonie, R Philipsburs Goodwin Hewie! Clandy, view penit neement 148 cupied Barner: ng al Greraadin Haze! wala £41 Die Won ne James Neidigh 1pery I NNOUNCes Wert E Penn's Valley 1a University, basketball a QuUeDan Hel y #3 vd we Qriv {rom rains eastern G. EARLE HOFFER Insurance Service Crider's Ex. Bldg. Phone 4035 BELLEFONTE, PA. — r~ COMPENSATION AUTOMOBILE & FIRE INSURANCE ED L. KEICHLINE BELLEFONTE Temple Court Phone 199 wr WHEN WINDS GET ROUGH A Windstorm Policy Protects You From Financial Loss, See John F. Gray & Son General Insurance Phone 497-) Bellefonte, Pa KELVINATORS PHILCO RADIOS MELROY'S Phone 9595-R-1 PLEASANT GAP, PA. ABC and VOSS WASHERS BENDIX BOME LAUNDRY ELECTRIC STOVES SSR EEL. Mrs. Claude Wert, Centre Hall, D., 1s recovering nicely from a a cate operation performed on Satur- day morning in the Centre County hospital The through Narrows count) county, is surf road §- Mile Centre Union hard top, tar aced the Brush Valley from Livonia, in to Forest Hill in almost completed of ‘Top In been cut and is In = where the harvester {8 used | satisfactory. The corn ked as firmly a Farmers who One -Or-two-rov begin ha: weeks i" Liu and ea Considerable the this section has kK. The odern rapid and corm HO proces rn orm the will not vesting Kel some uni usk Meyer Saturday by R Kreider X Her Mil Said orney-in- bought Bb! Bel le offere $1500 fo aeg ol ropertiie bids of Townsh current s ip SCHOO. bool Beplembe Sth the year yo nen we yeax Ld Imm Drie Mille Henr Mari la Emphficld, J rdell Vonada, and 24 iniors Ther and enrol. al ol 28 i“ La Ros SONG Hlapidated Hall has been #Lal ti uy 8 Penn AGE n regresenialive Valley Banking ompany fo a NEE ae rebuilt time afl 1 and did a thriving busi- Some the operated hor i HUD a or Years since as ———— — STATE NATIONAL GUARD BOOSTED TO 15000 Pe navly 's citizen-soldier army--Lthe National GCuard-ha been ordered boosted to 156.000 men as 3.000 recruits I ted to Lrengt 10d #1] nis but we Are-Lm Wii she Stiga tirvit il Pe FUlrc win 38 $1 DEOwW 8 quate M 3) Gen mander of tat to Martin, com- announeed conforming authorisa- army, navy Edward Le Peunsylvania President guard ws Roosevelt tion for increases in the and marine o rps The expansion of guard strength, Martin said, does not call for cres- of Dew units. but only for broadening of present organization memberships The Lon 3000 increase. he about 15 ac h company e bu wil ¢ : added, wili additional men 0 bailery and troop not bring the guard wp presents 'malmenance’ to full ‘peace strength '™ If would twice the amount of the increase do that,” Martin commented. Additional clothing ment to outfit the rive take more than 10 and equip- recruits, Martin ined will come from the fed- | government, which also pays guardsmen $1 weekly for drill- The amount increases for higher than privates he was not advised recruiting would no ing ranks Martin said #9 he FOR SALE Trespass mgs Inguire ot the Centre Detaocrat office. odes FOUND AT LAST G-423 Relief for muscular hog wand pain whe sph wh wy wr airy: prover Rul me.” rh GS has helped thousands of people when other remedies have fSaiied. Get & bottle today Priee 51.08, PARRISH DRUG STORE HEARTY: PA. « - PE eS SETTERS ee Used [L(Teq) CET GTTET DECKER MOTOR (0. SOUTH SPRING STREET BELLEFONTE, PA. PHONE 674 A FARM CALENDAR | Timely Reminders from The Penn. sylvania State College Sohoel of Agriculture Housing the Layers—The condi- | tans under which*pullets are hous- | in the fall greatly influence the future productiveness, poultry ex- | tension specialists at the Pennsyl- | vania State College report Being creatures of habit, they ar affected by sudden changes of en- vironment and management. ‘This calls for careful attention when they are being housed in the fall. Winter Barley More Popular The popularity of winter barley in Pennsylvania has increased rapidly during the last 10 years, Penn State extension agronomists report yields twice as many as wheat, Farm excellent feed for ordir It bushels ] ers find livestock Oillng Farm sion agricultur State warn tha { farm macii i resuil in which warily Machinery —Exten- engineers at Penn oiling moving paris may be harmiul the collection of Mes abrasive al nery acceler ac Correspondence Courses For Far mers Forty<ive corresponcgnoe courses in rieulture and hom® economics offered by the Penn- sylvania College. Ar leas! 4600 persons are receiving lessons New Heavyweight Pulling Record pod team and expert hors man- necessary io makin an drawbar pull *enn kK extension specisl- wd. Buch a combi resulted in the o8 new record in the ison A team Mitchell of IVRIMNG ag State al ay 8 J ed Waterford CUO pus pound Controlling Ants~The litle red i lnwn can be conrtolied them a poison bait mad one ounce of Paris Green ane pound of brown sugar, say State entomologists Tm is enough 10 spread over ee hw 1A ow A FEW DO'S TO INSURE GOOD BAKED PRODUCTS most of our hot it's well to ang winter bakin Miss Helen S economics exiension 1! of Cenire Count) Haven wu fall wires we method Next time we f remember that flaky pl sults if the Ist is mixed into ingredients so in large jumps gine of pen bard insiead use that the wll Hue For gi ‘0 Contrary to g ing does not to better ve and 8 of Periiaps we ed cookies wert ng the cooky dough at least hour or even overnight is a boo! to woman. Take out just enough dough to roll at one Ume Before rolling scraps jeft from each rolling, rechill them for best sults. A piece of drill cloth cover Lhe board sbsorbs some flour needed in rollin This device helps to give a 000K with better flavor and texture bDe- cause of less flour Homemakers who find rolling dif- ficult will welcome pressed ooOkie Take rolied cooky dough, roll into balls, place on a greased tin and press out with a pinl jar covered with g cieth. Have the cioth damp and dip the jar fram time 10 me in cold water, We will be sur- prised to find what nice shaped cookies this method will make ian c—— A 0 oO A. Random [tems {Continued fromm page one) i roli- TT Chili- always fe impossible One any re _ ol the extra the day he remembered the paper | and examined it, finding it to be a cashier's cheek for some $360.00 Hughes came down town to searca the owner, and upon approach- ing mp of men near the Far- mer’'s National Bank he noticed one man with beads of perspiration on his forehead. "What." asked Dave, “Is the matter with you." Upon being informed that the man, an employe of the State Liguor Store had lost a check for the previous day's receipts which he was to have mailed to heatiguarters in Harris burg, Dave produced the missing piece of paper, 10 the everlasting gratitude of the worried clerk. 0. K, IT'S CAFE SOCIETY” We received by the [first post ar 107 grr a BI Tuesday, an unsigned posteard sug- | gesting that we call it “Cale So- ciety” rather than “Social Register.” (We're talking about the local tap- rom owner gatherings at bis place of business, and whe, with each invitation sent out, includes a list of the other per- sons invited.) ‘This department = always willing to learn, and even though the contribution is unsigned, we acrent the new terminology be- cause it is apt, more Biting, and al- together better than our name. Thanks. —— Driver and Horse Killer When William Benson, of Ulysses R. D. 2, was blinded by the lights | an oncoming car, at West Pike, near | automobile plowed | vhrough the rear of 8 wagon, in- | Galeton, his { stantly killing the driver, Frank | {| Button, 46, of Galeton. The horse | was glso killed in the accident, who arranges MNitle origina! | Centre County Hospital Notes Tuesday of Last Week Discharged Mrs. Tony Coeo Bellefonte, R. D. 8. Admitted Tues- day, discharged Wednesday: Mrs Theodore Dubbs, Julian, Birth a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John D Heckman, Spring Mill nt Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hacker, Belle fonte, R. D. 1; a son to Mr and Mrs, Howard B. Nefl, State College B®. D.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Richard T. Martin, State College rR. D Wednesday of Last Week Admitted: Miss Grace Bellefonte. Discharged Shirk, Bellefonte, R. D 8 Thursday of Last Weok Discharged Mrs. Maude Beliefonte. Birth: a son Mr. and Mr Thoma Milesburyg Friday Admitted: Mix Matilda, BR. D. 1 John Crossmyer and infant ter, Howard, R. D 2 Mi Confer, Spring Mills, R. D Norma Thomas, Coburn cille Ulrich Bellelont Friday, discharged Ernest Belie Harry Bellet a son M Custer, Wingate. twin Mr. and Mr. Theotir Julian. BR. D ® Shuey, Bellefonte Saturday Achmitiee Mi Jos ers, Howa R.D 2 Shivery, Bellefonte, R harged : Mn raul Beliviont i M Millis, R Whitehill rth 0 MeCy Jaume Maxhw Fi Discharged Fort Mr daugh-~ Mary Mis Las cle rin HH [here were ' gt the DERINIINE + Hopital Contribution: Belietonl Br frults, wegetalee from Harve Trin ireh. Hubie ; rmed churel canned good Dilbert. Blas fresh - Announces Price For August Milk Continued from Page 1) Mr. Harmom reporte int of milk Inv computation | 323.188 81) riximately B84 fuld milk ted tO ap eof $6306 14356 Umi s amount. there hat 0 be o¢ $197474 09 for market ser- of bandiers and for cooperatives, ICAVILE vice claims payments $6,107 B60 48 Claims filed by handlerg for ket service payments amoun $120 .066508 These payments rovided for in the orders on lus milk moved 10 manufac plants when Dot needed market, ACtUAl pRyments made only afer the books making cigime= w COOK nd are which Secrelary States mars so ar Sr urs thw wiil b# Ale ALIVE made Ww were delern of Agri nA ana cooperative ed by the of tu Jnited York State Commissi culture and Markets a certain requirements est biialie oO the orders, These he 5 re- late 30 the ability and willingness of the cooperative © function in & manner witch will serve the marie: as a whole, Handlers’ claims for marke! sec- vice payment; and payments wo oo operatives for August compared with those for July show a reduc- tion of nearly $200000, reflecting the shortening supply of mik largely because of drought To the $601786046 the market administrator added S28455 which represents all of the reserve set aside last month plus approxi- mately $T0000 in payibents made by handlers on ftems due for the perjod prior to Pebruary 1, 1989, and jess about S30080 of disputed jleras making a total of $6367.11927 Out of the amount the market adminte. 38 Lad § ed by the orders $164,707.95 1, pro. wide against the contingency of er- rors In reperts and payments or of | paytnents by delinguinetes in handlers, Approximately 61000 farmers in New York, Pennsylvania, New ser- sy, Connsictiout, Masach setts, and Vermont produced the milk during August which will be paid for by handlers under the terms of the Federal-State orders regulating the handling of milk in the New York Metropolitan markeling area. | These orders establish minimum prices for producers only. Prices at which consumers buy ther milk are left to the forees of competition in the market, -— Drowns in Shallow Water Seeing her invalid, six-year.old son, Joe Kalka, crawling toward a pond a quarter mile away from their farm house, al Chandler, Okla., Joe's mother raced to save him, but was 100 late. He had fallen, face down, and drowneq in six snches of water, 18. Allen street; avn, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLE EFONTE, PA. Siegfried ond Maginot | Lines Are Modern (Oonttmued from Page D ! traps to capture these great po scorpions. Here d there are mines, with enough explosive to a regiment to kingdom come nr londed Blow Land of Horrors jot of other totals up LOY TOTS oe but | y land of 1} 0 1" wii thing Ww one Ling bnes themselves? Both underground cities OB caverns thousands of soldier: ar The grea ire atten Down in } indred: when mted concrete of ive wv on There we have all f the normal city power statior kitchen and ooid fvRLor Oh the There necessitl are roallways, livi food walter rest yes fed mnded Lh yes 12] eiec- Sg iM quarters hot yslem Jnusenent houpitals tream of And over hem from fire and are other are dened 3 store . ventlialion and are nay oon there i Ele from above eilies and b the modern fortre guns of all sort Behind them details of public and with the wre which slew] anes 10 Lhe The Maginet Line conoeived in the nnd of Maginot of Wa Andre Minister i Blegfiried dish Channel to oust At i GOO Frenen Facing from Uh Swiss bor. neigh borin! ng he L134 former 192 ran the I iy ) bane, § of £500 M00 not Mae K into FF {rom Integral par of it modernized at Tou roy net frantier How in Lhe “ Cres ha ed 1 xembo urg The Siegfried Line rary to popular belied to | Germany from has been compere it springs. The enemy only to be 0 reed tf Ma Ow iung |i ¢ Connevte tilpe tunnel and ma = § Prot cig machine g i anti-tank gu the m ober rve elves of steel and d uid bt ha hat experts « fortification 4 Re gener onstruction of being moved {iverted uf t armored gun emplicemont: are included in the system, and guns are so placed that one line is shove another, forming & venomous mage Every yar of space between for- icstions is studded with concrete nt steel barriers designed to crip- tipks. The line runs from the san-Dutch border to the Swiss sorte took about four years build, cost conservatively $400.000.- 000 and had 500 000 men working on it during the most of 1938 on M- hour shifts as ‘REL st ———— 71 Students From County Enter State —————— Ooptinued rom DEE? 0D) | Nittany Lion; Miriam M. Lisse, trator is holding as a reserve roquor- | McKee street; Dorothy V. Long, E Nittany avenue; Ralph J. Lowder, W College avenwe; Robert Loi Markle, 8 Burrowes girect. Mar {E Marsh, GCiennland apariments; | Thomas W. Mason, Jr., W. Prospect | avenue: Margaret A McCormick | Carel G. Miller, N. Allen street; Glenn A. Myers, W.' Nittany avenue; Anna G, Norris, w. | Poster avenue; Ruby M. Overhoils, | Hartswick avenue; Jane M. Park- hill. E. Hartswick avenue; Martha {. Pease, W. Beaver avenue; Kath- yu M. Popp, E. Adams avenue; i i | { equeline M. Reese, Kappa Alphas Theta: Charles H. Ridenour, Glenn» | jand Apartments: Katherine E | Schott, W. Prospect avenue; Mary uM Sheche, McAllister street; Aleds Snow, Mitchell avenue; Kathryn J. 8proal, B. Beaver avenue; Robert L. | Sproat, E. Beaver avenue; Edward | Steidle, Hamilton avenue; John R! Thompscn, 8. Frazier street. Mars] tha J. Tobias, E Hamilton avenue, Emily M. Watterau, 8. Pugh street; Fhilip L. White, 8. Allen streei; Helen E. Wilde, 8, Gill street; Fior- | ence M. Worthley, E Hanah AGRICULTURE INSEPARABLE PART OF NATIONAL ECONOMY Sounding the Ahead for presidential Christensen Wisconsin opened the American at the recently Dean thal farmers and greatly confused about the LConomic oderr keynote, Rural America?” in address, Dean Chri of the University college of agric national forum of Country Life Associat Pennsylvania State C his L of ture the on nivge Christensen thelr emphasized families effects of inl and poli- and ogles which iInfl incomes and threaten changing soc tical forces n lence ’ ’ fe fle their family thi | gean sai and his family vortex of situation American WH Te with COE res into rb The tare § COO welfare of not only agri up u American labor, bu Let il dustry wed Inn nee Dac ars nang S00nNom, (YQ LAO ser stressed. Full age acre dependen . Pail la from tne Ene 2 Killed As Truck Crashes Into Car red - m Page 1) Ku Jab he Hoove broken Ell an Balls jeft any broker wis retuming from Fair ground: here he Dag working when the accident Hap , anaks i | Hs 8 wore edt were with the time of the DOI “What's UNEMPLOYMENT PAYMENTS | CONTINUE DOWNWARD TREND The doww ard trend in anemploy- ment compensation disbursements which began early in July eontinu- ed during the week ending Sep- tember 8, when 81496 checks, 0- talling $0225566 were distributed Lewis G. Hines, Becretary of labor and Industry, reported wday. The average benefit check was for $11.32 The otal disbursemetils to 102, 987 claimants during preceding was 51.150 419 e week ending Septem- fied wers 16.662 ori- VN dats or ir wie Lhe Tne. Peru Lmber B Kills Self on Anniver LEGAL NOTICES FARECLTHRIX 1a £ + NOTICO) EXRCL TORS NOT) ADMINISTRATOR - p A 4% TRE a NOTICE : par od 0a Cinins or rT wr, OI ¥ EXECUTRIX ¢ Maiter of t NOTICH i. letter ae Oe Tig J LPL RIE He the maid enlal make paymes Cinime wo DIOYveT wl ETTE SEB: "4 of * o rryey r the B indebted arsed ha mame Tm Y the . Aelsv UNG. Executs ——— {BOUNCING FLOOR NEWEST WRINKLE IN GYM DESIGN From now on, not all in a gymnasium will be the bounce rill confined to taking workouts Opening soon in New York is a gym- nasium for Rockefeller Center em~ ployees which has Lhe latest wrinkle iN gymnasium cesign This feature is a floating floor, which will absort the jolts of those ticipating ir many physical the gymnasium offers 76 by 114 Jeet, resis ON shock almorving steel Of co all outward floor resembles However when ng across it n an sciusily ‘ {ootstens those persons jar Lhe activities This Noor ret un of springs ise, to nppeRranoes the other 1 C. Y. WAGNER & COMPANY WAGNER'S Quality Flour A Bard Wheat Pai Flow WAGNER'S Our Best Flour 0-54 Blend WAGNER'S Very Best Flour Winter Wheat Qo ee JH 20 Wa Wagner's Dairy Feed Dairy Feed Horse Feed Pig Meal Egg Mash ‘tarter gner's Wagner's Wagner's Wagner's Wagner's Chick £ and Grower, Wagner's Turkey Starter and Grower, Wagner's Scratch Feed Wegener's Medium Seruteh Feed Wagner's Chick Feed Rydes Cream Calf Meal Fshelman's Dog Feed All kinds of high protein feeds for mixing with your own feed. Dealers in AH Kinds of Grains RELLEFONTE, PA. get with Morningstar's MADE WITH Morningstar's (NO OTHER SHORTENING USED) Toast is the supreme test for any bread— and wait till you see the kind of toast you All Butter Bread— a delightful golden brown—chock-full of that delicious all butter flavor and aroma —vyou’ll eat more than your share at every breakfast because it offers you the finest toast treat you've ever had. Maybe we are too enthusiastic about our new loaf—that’s why we ask you to GET IT AT YOUR GROCER'S TODAY and taste the difference yourself—you’ll find nothing like it in the store. Morningstar’s All Butter BREAD On Sale at Leading Grocers Throughout Central Penne.
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