tember 21, 193),
Eaton, and Prances Rupert, Mrs. |
BLANCHARD Philip Schroat helped Mrs, Rupert |
Prof, Ohames N. Kniss, Nation- | entertain this lively group of kiddies |
results
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MOSHANNON HARRIS TWP. COLEVILLE | PINE GLEN | moe news for iso Win ads bring
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Sthool Begins A birthday party wae. held in Mr. and Mis. Irwin Pullior were :
al Speaker for the Townsend Plan, | who enjoyed themselves very much, | Methodist Sunday School. Preach- | The Harris Township High School Hot .
will be the speaker al a joint meet- | Mr, and Mrs, ET. Burd and | ing service at 10:30 next Sunday. |opencd on Sepiember Sth. with an *F hn) m her home Saturda LF Welly pnd oti Terrel are
hg of the Howard and Blanchard | Miss Laura Rowles of Clearfield Saturday Sept. 16, a birthday | enrollment of 83 students, The Aivettiogn Those present were vigiing in Xrie for & few day
Clubs, in the Blanchapd School | called at the hane of Alex Heverly | surprise supper was held for | home room wotlons and advly- reddie Blair Jr Naney Lou Mr. and Mri Russell Hoover and i
Building, Friday. evening, Sept. 22. Friduy ewning Gladyce Fye at her home, “Those ers are as follows: 13th grade, Dpr-| mith, Freddie McMurtrie, Fay | Emma Midian visited Mr:
some distance to hear Prof. Kniw. | HOWARD Cartwright, Hope Lewis, Je an Mar: | grade, Paaline Billings, 12 tudents fn and Bernadine Lowery Bara Hoovers grandmother, Mig. Elza-
Mr. and Mrs, James Alles, J W. | tin, Marjorie Borger, Eloise and | [@th and 19th grades, Ralph Hun ~ To ug Curpidine Uaiis week “Quality Is Our Firit Condderation
& ’ 4 rs R rot . "ne ’ 1 hi CW Mar n Y
Mansell of Williamsport, and Mrs. ‘The “Win One" class of the Re- | Dorothy Beals, Emina Jano, Wend | mers, 33 students; 7th and ot Patty vo He Roa , Capperello De. | Yiilors al the Beales hotne over BROCKERHOFY ROTEL BLDG.
Philip 8. Baton of Ridgway, were| farmed Sunday School met at the and Lillian Retoric | grades, Edwin Dale, 26 : udenta kshag Young, Mar tb) the werkehid were Mr. Harmon
Sunday visitors at the home of Mt. | home of Mrs. Virginia , Confer,| Mary Ann Lucas spent sunday | © The music classes this year Wre ‘ores Grove, Jewa Lee King, Donna | ol GSE0le Mr. and Mrs. Howard : RA
‘ " abi his 1 ron. Delav ure WwW
William Packer and Grace Ken- | Ders wee present Lee Fye, who has been visiting | Wednesday, the work being In Boscanio, Wayne Ramish, Petty Johpson of Wilningion, Del N.B.C. Shredded heat
medy of Mill Hall and Mr and! Mrs Kate Weber, Nelle Weber, his Jo 4 North Bend ls back in| charge of Mr. Donald Shope Young. Jimmy Hull, Gladys Holla- | *chool ih Alloona. and Vera Vieh- White Rose G. B. Corn
Mrs. Raymond Maxon of town Mrs. Lloyd Kemp, Mrs. Malcolm diving \ festival held at! Prizes Awarded baugh, Pag Kelley, Freddie Eckley, | dorier. who attends Bellefonte High
spent Saturday in Willlamsport ana | Wagner, Miss Mae Orr, and Hilda re w \ ® a or 1 th Pen od ribbons from the Philip Stover, Bobbie Davis, Marlyn | SEhcol. spent Saturday and Sunday Pure Egg Noodles
Momnzoursville visiting with relatives | W. Leathers entertained at Easi- the Print Shop, Sep for SHE | ts a : and Charles Rider. Alice Poorman, “ their respective homes here
r alo aprons for sale | chapel exercises last week Betty hd
Martha Peters of Beech Creek | Gay evening M . hap : re given | Serudder " canto. Mr and | Sinbamahoiting, called at th
y ! and Mrs. Charles lsenborg,! The following awards we idder, Mrs. J. Boseanlo, Mr, an : po b
spent -the weekend with Beatrice | Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wagner of Wg hme My " Muriel, of Houts- | to Harris Twp (hop Mrs. Roy Rider. The afternoon | RODEIt Askey home BU naAY an Swansdown Cake Flour
Packer Denver, Myr. John H, Wagner and dole. stopped a few minutes at the Lester Gladielier $7.00; Willan w sper in playing game Tu Raymond Conway of Gris fa
Mrs. Irvin Fravel and Mrs Harry | 80d daughter spent Sunday IN gop. tewis home on Saturday en- | Hess $4.95; Richard Zaleski $300 unents were served consisting | ViMted his mother Mrs. Etta Con.
Peters and Mrs Ben Merriman of | Johnstown at the home of A. A | vay here, Sunday. KIDNEY
| fonte where Muriel Is a nurse at! 50; Lester Kaulman 55, ¥ ed ' Sally Ann received many
ind daughter Masel and Mrs, Grace | Rev. H. A Robb of Export slop- | yy hospital Loan 6; Jumes GHIand SUS0T nice gifte The children departed
Kennedy and daughter Joyoe of [ped in Howard this last week en«! afr and Mrs. Clyde Borger and! Prank Homan, $1.95; Robert Bw bout 4 o'clock, wishing Sally An ’
Mill Hal spent last Thursday | route from Lancaster to visit al wy and Mrs, Lioyd Borger and son, | ger, $1.50; Harry Bailey, $1.7 Dea many more happy birthdays Announce ent
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ray- the home of A. A Pletcher and gobble, visited relatives al Monu-| Wer, $100; Edgar Jacks n. 50 m
mond Maxon and family
Wan MER a ail TT tee
There were 68 present at the | .
Honor of “Sally Ann Rider's Oih | cleanfield visitors Saturday
nL 730 One tn wel aor o CE er erin ore 85 follows: 1th grade, | ll, SAC, Mecha, | Ml FOOD MARKET
hell) Meek In Clarence one day last
and Mrs. G. W, Eaton | Thursday evening, Twenty mem- al her home here | scheduled for Fuesday instead ol Ramish, Nancy Capperello, Dolly
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Joe, and Carmel Purfaro, Shirley Maynard Schmoke, who attends
ut dul in p- -
ig rien Sn Slat lodge 1m Bulistonte Mom: Une ole Maat Sn, A ah Iho Holkbaugh Mi Clyde J.B. Aukey and son James BE of First Prize Flour
" route to their home from Belle- | Fred Horner, 96; Harpld Bradiard of jee gream, cake, candy, and pea
Beech Creek, and Willian Packer | Wagner
other relatives ment on Sunday
Charles Packer son af Mrs. Rage |
door last Thursday evening. Chas
had a very sore thumb for several
days Canal
Emest DeHlaas is employed on |
Sunday. ) , Wednesda v
william Bauman and Florence | 9W0%¢ year
Waterman spent Sunday afternoon | Milton Gardner of Phii
at the Maxaen heme is visiting his
Mrs. Mae Yaudis is setting up Gardner
living quarters in the Page Stare] Mr. and Mr
room. She is moving from the Sen, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
bell Sieve. :
Miss Bthel Confer, companion | With Mi
nurse to Mrs D. M. Burlew, is away | also relatives in Missouri
on her vacation at present
other registered nurse is with Mrs. | Marie and Patricia Lauth lel
sence Fair. They
1
i vigitd y friend 3 h] fv
It is rumored that Fred Bechde! way visilng iriends and Téiatives,
Margaret Delong of Bellefonte
Jost thee cows during the electric
storm on Sunday morning pet the weekend in
Milford Gardner has left the Co- Miss Sop
burn OCC camp to accept a8 posi- :
tion in State College. He was able | Lhe weekend at James
t0 spend a few @ays vacation a Ihe first
his home this week. A 4
Mrs, Maude Bechdel visited he: | High School
ister Mrs. ‘Beck on Sunday. Mrs day evening,
Beck has been yery {ll at her home
Howard
Auditorium on
September 22,
§
near Warriors Mark of welcome and receplion for pas
Glenn
itendent
Schools will be the speaker
Paul Plet cher has been unable to Musical program will be present
Penn's Valley High
the 1 : : at School Band under the leadership
ents and teachers, Mr
Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Bressler © ; ] »
Athens, Pa. visited M Mary | Rogers, County Buperi
Beaty on Friday
altend the Lock Haven High School BY the East
past wee k, due to an attack of
boils. of Mr. Paul Bartges. Each mem-
hey rad hrtno ees!
MTs, Mary Hendricks has been Oer 8 urged O Oring a guest
spending a few days with her
gldughters in Lock Haven ments will be
Miss Sadie Romig of Beech Creek :
spent a few days of last week wigh | Fair will be |
Mrs. Mande Beehdel High School
, Mr. and Mrs, John Williams en- D¢ given for the bea :
Yertained thelr daughter Jane and and Scholastic exhibits The
her employer Mrs. Madeline Trexler Tal schools will participate
of Avis, an Sunday. The occasion |
was a celebration of Jane's birth-
served
building. Priees
the day
The Bald Bagle Mountaineer
have received a contract to play at
Hecla Park eact Thursday evening | C50 :
during the winter will be served
girls play Hublersburg High
Volley ball game
Miss Helen Miller spent the week- The Friendsh - Class
end at home here the Church
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Hug | Bake Sale
Glossner and som of Mill Hall M: Saturday
and Mrs. Robert Kunes and fami
of lock Haven Mr. and Mr Allen H
Pletcher and daughters of this place
motored Lo the “Shure Trap hunt-
ing camp for a reunion
Mrs. Glossner's and Mr Pletcher i H nd children,
girthday Ralph y and Nevin of Zion
A birthday party in hono f and Mrs. John Gulick and
Frances Rupert's ond birthday of Howard
was given on Maenday aflernoon, ! Willard Harter
Sept. 1¥h, by her parents, Mr. and Verna and Mary
Mrs. John Rupert of Blanchard :
Frances received some very nice Hall, RD.
gifts. The f(cllowing chi Jaren were noon ai the
served with refreshments: Jane! home
Harter, George Harter, Gerald! ‘Mr
Bchroat, Reta Hanma, Pranklin
Dulien of
Elizabeth
and Mrs. Charles Moore
children of Snydertown
EB BSS RS - 4 :
THE NEW
Ford Tractor
New In Principle
To be Demonstrated all Day
(weather permitting)
New In Design
Harry Lutz Farm - Monday, Sept. 25
(Located Near New Armory—Bellefonte, Pa)
Ray Williams Farm - | Tuesday, Sept. 26
(Located 3 Miles West of Pine Grove Mills, Pa.)
Wade Lytle Farm - Wednesday, Sept. 27
(Located 2 Miles East of Stormstown, Pa.)
Chas. Gilmore Farm - Thursday, Sept. 28
(Wyeliff Gardner farm—Mackesville, Pa.)
We feel the farmers are interested in the oper-
ation and performance of this new equipment
and therefore invite them to attend one of these
demonstrations and operate the machine for
their own satisfaction. Additional demonstra-
~tionps will be held in other; sections of the coun-
ty in the near future.
Dunlap
tor Co.
Danald Gardner Jr, of Fort Mon-
mond Maxen had his thumb smash- | rée, Virginia, spent several days at
ed when caught in his uncles car his home. He will return to his
post Wednesday expeciing to
sent to Panama to help guard Un
Harris Heverly returned to Bos-
the Lee Bolopue farm. He was a ton, Mass, to resume his studies
dinner guest at the Maxons on Floyd Waite returned to Bucknell
vo enroll for his soph-
adelphia
mother, Mrs. Amanda
Winfield Thoamp- |
hompson, |
apartments above the John Camp- daughter Connie of Lancaster, are
spending two weeks in Chicag
: and Mrs, Joseph Harter,
An- Alma Pletcher, Frances Hol el
t Tues
Burlew, du ss Conter's ab- 1 Gay for Callfornia, to visit at the
i ng Miss will stop ajong the
hia Caprio of Lock Ha-
ven, and El eanor Leathers spent
toon, N. ¥
regular meeting of the
Howard P. T. A. will be held In the
t Clarence
o'clock. The meeting will be one
a prospective member tefres!
The Howard School Community
held on Sept. 29, at
Agriculture
There is a program planned
Howard High School plays
day Lock Haven High in a football game
a Jwickek.. Howard High School
Refreshments
LITTLE NITTANY
Sunday visitors abl the Earl Har
celebrating | 4er home were Mr, and Mrs. Allen
Madaline
and Mr. and Mrs
llamsport, and Boyd Butler of Mil
visited Sunday alt
Delaney
visited
Gardner, Janet Lea Bowes, Gloria Sunday with Mrs. Gertrude Dolan.
urday at the home of
| Nevin Lee
Hecla.
George Billy, who is stationed a!
the COC camp. at Edinburg, Va,
spent a few days at his home here
the past wetk
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pearce of
Greensburg, Pa. visited at the
home of his brother Robert, last
viday
Mr. and Mrs. Davi Kirkwood
and children Donald, Willam and
Mary Louise, and Ms. Elizabeth
Kirkwood, of Pottersdale, zlso Mr.
Charles Meese, of Qleveland, Ohlo
called at the home of LeRoy Lewis
on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pearce vis-
ited relabives in Clearfield Sunday
Mrs. Cardelia Craft, who spent
the past two weeks with her daugh
ter Margaret, in Williamsport, has
returned to her home here. She is
somewhat improved at this writ-
ne 4
LeRoy Lewis, and daughter Hope,
John Bowes and brother Henry
motored to Centre Hall
evening. Henry will remain there
for some time at the home of his
ister, Mrs. John Myers
Mr. and Mrs Joe Proslavish
called at the home
Allred Borger Sunday.
Mr. and Mr lee Yeager ani
on of North Dakota, spent the
past week at the H. L. Yeager home
Mrs. Prank Poleto of Renovo
spent the weekend at the home of
Mr. Gregg Watson, Mr. and Mr
Watson and Miss Amanda Lucas
accompanied her home
HUBLERSBURG
The boys soccer team of Walker
Township High play their first
game with Millheim at Hublers-
{ burg on Sept. 28nd
Three boy Homer Mease, Paul
Stitzer and Thoma Hinds won
prizes on their project record book
2. the GRshige encampment and
fair at Centre Hall
All the students who wanled to
aid who were under sixteen year
of age took the toxoid for diptheria
on Thursday of last week
The girls of the Home Economic
Clases of W. T. H 8. are planning
10 make apron and dresses for
their first project. The girls hope
to get started on their garment
within another week
Mr and Mr Fred Haye and
children of Beliefome, called, al the
home of Mr. and Mr Join Hayes
on Priday
Miss Miidre Haye pent
day at the home of Mr }
Charlies Noll
Mrs. Eva Markie [5 §
eral days with her brother Mr. at
Mrs. I. M. Bierly of Belicfonte. BR. D
Miss O. C, Biliet returned to ber
home in Clintondale on Sunday
alier spending acme time atl the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Bierls
Mri. Margaret Decker son John
and daughter, Mrs, John Miller re-
turned home after spending some
time in Chicago
Miss Martha Whitman of Lock
Haven, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Todd of Williamsport, were Sun-
day visitors at the home of Mr
and Mrs. B. C. Whitman
Senday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Orr, wore Mrs
Lottie Steinger, Mrs, Esther Wolf-
kill, Miss Maggie Steinger, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Nagitiey, Mia Mary
Mago of Lesdstown, other guests
were Mrs
ters, Mrs.
ertown
Miss Mirlam Heckman spent Sat
Mr. and Mis
Nellie Wagner, of Yeag-
Mr. and Mrs, Philip Yarnell ana
| family spent Sunday at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs, George Yarnell of
le
Will Breadoast Services
Rev. Dr
of Manchester, Md. formerly pastor
in lower Penn's Valley, is scheduled
to broadcast devotions over WORK |
(1326 Kilo.) on Saturday, Septem-
ber 30, at 9 a. m.
MUNICIPAL
NOW PLAYING
WEDNESDAY & THUR.
Warner Baxter Lynn Bari
Cesar Romero
“The Return of
the Cisco Kid”
A Western Picture Packed
With Action !
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
The Lane Sisters, Gale Page, John
Garfield, Chaude Rains, Dick
Foran, Frank MoHugh, Mary
Rabson—ALL in:
“Daughters
Courageous”
A picture the entire family
will enjoy !
“LATEST NEWS ISSUE"
SELECTED SHORTS
MONDAY & TUESDAY
“Waterfront”
Marie Wilson D. Morgan
Gloria Dickson
SELECTED SHORTS
Monday |
Plosd Cleck and daugh-
John 8, Hollenback,
{ Church Priday
Richard Gentzel. $1.50; ido Jor POTTERS MILLS
| $1.26; George Lauck, $i.
Keller, 25; Virginia Patigrson 90
Esther Reig 056; Marjorie Homa
50; Rita Jordan 50; Louise Hi
man 50
The Home Economic Departmer
wen the special fajr \
twenty-five doliars for i
on “Buy Stockings Wisely
Miss rginl a Pallerson
first prige of five dollars ©
dividual home project. The utie of
her project was “Making N
Chairs from id."
Athletic News
The soecer team will hold
first game at Spring Mill
day, September 22
The Athletic Association
purchased new soccer sulls this ses
son for the Harris Township team
They are blue satin trucks and
bie and gold jerseys wilh a RO
colored bison as an embiem. The
biscn has been selected as a school
symbol
The Acsosiation will have
chicken supper on the 1ith of Q
ober at the High School bullding
The proceeds will be used 0 hei
pay lar the suils
The girls are playing dodge ba
and voiley ball during recreall
periods
PLEASANT GAr
Mrs. Clyde and Mrs. Roy Adan
are eniertaining the
their Bridge Club
Boalsburg Tavern
Ward Hile and Mert
trip Ww Chicag
award
exnidi
received
a DUsINgsSs
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Every return
ed home PFriday evening alter
week's vacation spent at the Ne
York World's Fair and at Whe Mi
Decker hoing In Blrcudsburg
Miss Joanna Decker of Be St ’
cosmpanied them on the ip
Mr. and Mrs. 5. E Noll eft Mo
day for Virginia, North Carol an
etc, and will return home by :
of Annapolis, Md. shere (hey *
call at the Naval Academy io &
some of the Jriends and eden
of their son Samuel who died Ls
March Lewis Hunl of the Nawal
Hosphiial a2 Annapolis WO hac
been viding the NOlls returned
duties at the YHosnit Mot
Mr:. Henry Noll spen
Harnaburg
Mrs AH Smith was | {
r Bridge Club at her } ¢ Mon
O'Donnell fan pet
William
ng Mr eral " wal
t the arrival o nes
r Sunday. Both
nd daughier are teing
be Centre Count
The stork paid a vis
Own last Friday snd leit
baby ai the John Butts
We are glad to report !
many local Intends of BEme
Ramsey of Hamrisbfrg, who J
with such a serious motarcytie ace
ident several months ago, that his
condition now seems to be Improv.
ing quite nicely. We hope be maj
soon be entirely well
The new house which John Mui-
finger is building 5 almost can
pleted and he has rented it 0 N
Bnyder of Wingate, who
a mpreseutative of the Eguitabie
Lite Insurance Co. and sho pla
to move the latter part of this
month
Cieorge
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MARTHA FURNACE
The Womans Foreign Missionan
Society of the Methodist church
| held their regular meeting on Fri
i day evening at the home of Mn
le Bailey. Membets present
were: Mrs. Erma Steele, Mrs. Mar-
tha Richards, Mrs. Mattie Williains
Mes, Charlotte Weller and Mn:
Elhel Richards.
There will be a Flower Show In
| the basement of the Methodist
afternoon and
evening, Seplember 22. Anydbe
in the community having flowers
| they would like to exhibit, please
bring them to the church not later
than 1 o'clock p. m foe cream. |
{ cake and home made candy for sik
Everybody welcome,
Miss Alice Summers, Misses
Florence, Faye and Patricia Stegle
[of Tyrone, spent the weekend at
{ he home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph |
i Sunday visitors at the C. E |
Spackman home were Mr. and Mrs |
Charles Spackman of State College, |
Mr. and Mrs. B, D. Ross of Allooha, |
[Mr and Mes, Lundy Steele and
| daughters Helen and lois and son
| Morris,
Norma Bousell of Altoona, spent
| last week with her grandparefits,
| Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. HB, Woodring vis-
{ied Bunda” ab. She -home of Mr and |
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Moyer And.
daughter Claire Ann of Tyrone |
State College, visited on
+ E. B. Palmer home
sses Dorothy
dine Hoover visited over Ltn
weekend at the home of Miss Hoov-
parents, in Altoona
/. A. Faust and son Adam
Yeagertown, visited on Sunday
e J. G. Boal home
The new State road 4s progressing
and Mrs, H E Faust spent
Thursday with 1
‘Miss Rachel Paus
a few days with Miss Faurl's
Mrs. James Coder al Adaras-
New Teeth Coming In
have several Leeth exir cle
ich they are in perfect condi-
When he visited a dentist be.
of an uncomfortable feeling A!
but an X-ra ture Wa
sient for a piace 0
iclionarnes
Walker and family 2”
ite, Paul Palmer and fami
Sunday
Sians LAL FRESH PRODUCE AT ALL TIMES
Iceberg Lettuce 2 large heads 15¢
Sweet Carrols bunch 5¢
Beets bunch 5¢
Williamsport Celery 3 stalks 25¢
Frosted Foods. Come in } Jersey Sweet Potatoes 6 Ibs 19¢
dy. They are sill dig- and learn of the many ad APPLES Ibs 25¢
ve QrOR : < 1{r : ( tov
They are puting the vantages in using fros | (Mack Rambo
sone on through the vi- foods: 2 lbs 15¢
McMichael and
We wish to announce
the installation of a com-
plete line of Birds Eye
This end is the last to
ready. They are still dig-
Wealthies
intosh Jonathan -
Tokeoy Grapes — Seedless
Economical Clean
Time-Saver
A Taste of Freshness
and ... No Waste !
elatives in Aarons - OCTAGON LAUNDRY SCOURING
SOAP
10 =n 39¢
OCTAGON
SOAP
6 - 25¢
Pauline Colter, of Allenvilie
are spend-
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