Page Eight JHE CEN CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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OBITUARY |
pom) MENSCH
Mrs. Alice L. Mensch, 31, wife of |
Miffinburg, | of
Saturday afternoon |
bey Bp Engng fy She
had in 1 health for several
mon
ter aL. A. 8. and Mary Winkleglech |
toe county. She was a mem- |
bat Ray's Lutheran Church, neat |
Miffiinburg. Funeral services were’
Mis. Mensch was a daugh- |
| neral services were held at the resi.
| dence ‘Tuesday afternoon in charge
{ of the Rev. Ezra L. Parks and burial
| was made {n Sunnyside cemetery.
| Miss ErHEL TOSSEY.
Miss Ethel Pear! . Tussey, well
known resident of Holliday
died Thursday morning of last wee
at her home, of pneumonia, RoNaws
ing an illness of three weeks. A
Yeagér, had her moved to a hospl-
tal to prevent the shock anticipat-
held Wednesday afternoon &i 2 native of Canoe Valley, she was the |
o'clock at she home, The Rev. H.
O. Reynolds officiated, assisted by |
the Rev, Robert Clark. Burial was |
made in Ray's Church Cemetery
+ WILLIAM RH. WEBRB,
William Howard Webb, father of |
Mrs. Wilbur Lykens of Port Ma- |
tilda, died suddenly Sunday night
at ME o'clock in the automobile in
which be was returning with his
wife, son and granddaughter from
a visit in Bellwood to his home in
Tyrone. Death occurred just out-
side Bellwoed. Mr. Webb, who was
aged 75 years, had not been ill. He
is survived by his wife and seven
children. Mr. Webb was a member
of the First Presbyterian church of
Tyrone. He served one enlistment
with the old Sheridan Troop, Ty-
rone. He was a former employe ol
the Tyrone paper mill.
MRS. P. F. TYSON.
Mrs. Anna Tyson, 74, wile of P.
F. Tyson, died at her home in
Booneville, Sunday. She is sur-
vived by her husband: three step-
children, Clarence and Cleveland,
Jersey Shere, and Mrs, Mabel Ar-
dery, Hublersburg, and several sis-
ters and brothers, Mrs. Gertrude
Corman and Mrs. James Confer
Rebersburg; Mrs. Emma Womel
dorf, Loganion, R. D.; William
Houtz, Kanesville, Ill; Irvin and
Ira Houtz, Madisonburg. Funeral
services were at 2 p, m. Tuesday at
the Cheensburr Reformed church in
charge of the Rev. A. J. Miller, pas-
tor of Rebersburg Reformed
church. Burial was made in
cemetery adjoining the Greenbwsr
church
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JOHN PHILIP KAUFMAN
John Philip Kaufman, a lifelong
resident of Warrior's Mark Valley
died at his home near Warrior's
Mark (Tyrone R. D 4) Friday
morning at 8:40 o'clock following a
two and one-half years’ {liness with
a complication of diseases. Mr
Kaufman was a son of Samuel and
Mary (Autilebauger) Kaufman and
was born at Warrior's Mark on No-
vember 1, 1878 On October 10
1916, at Warrdor's Mark he was
united marriage with Ada
Bressler He is survived by his
wife one brother, Walter Kaufman
of Altoona, and two sisters, Mrs
Annie Etters I'vione, and Mrs
Bertha Thomas, of Buffalo, New
York. He was of the Methodis
faith. Funeral ices were held
at the home on Sunday afternoon
followed by burial in Burket's cem--
tery
in
wl
ery
SARA HEBERLING BECK.
Mrs. D. J. Beck died at her home
near Warrior's Mark, Sunday morn-
ing, after a lingering illness. She
was born at Fairbrook sixty-three
years ago and was the daughter of
Joseph and Keziah Calderwood
Heberling. She was united in mar-
riage with Dai Beck, thirty-seven
years ago and spent their en-
tire married life at the homestead
a. Centre Line. Surviving are two
daughters, Mrs. Frank Lanney, ©
New Holland, and Mrs. William
Geist, at home. There are also (we
grandchildren, April and James
Lanney; and three sisters, Mrs H
G. Ebbs of Buffalo Run; Mrs. Maud
Bechdel, Blanchard, and Mrs. E
W. Mayes, of Spruce Creek. Mrs
Beck was a kind and devoted wile
and mother, and was a faithful
member of the Lutheran chureh
The services were held at the home
on Tuesday afternoon, conducted b:
her pastor, Rev. Lamberi, and at-
tented by many friends Inter
ment was made in Centre Line
cemetery
ney
ELMER E. PHILIPS.
Elmer E. Phillips, 82, last of a
family of 11 brothers and sisters,
died at his home at Sugar Run,
Clinton County, Sunday morning
at 2 o'clock. He is survived by his
wife, a daughter and three sons, 33
grandchildren and 17 greati grand-
children, Dr. W. J. Shoemaker,
Clinton County coroner, who was
called after Mr. Philips wag found
dead at his home, attributed his
death to a stroke. A farmer and
Jumberman during the 53 years he
had resided in that section, Mr
Phillips was born in Vesta, N. Y.,
the son of Mr. and Mrs, Jonathan
Phillips. He was a member of the
Church of Christ. His immediate
survivers, in addition to his wife,
also are his daughter, Mrs. Byron
Fisher, Mill Hall, and his son, Amos
and Boyd Phillips, Beech Creek, R
D., and Clyde, Howard, R. D. Fu-
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for the yeurs to come.
Howard Granite
Works
FRANK WALLACE, Prep.
daughter of Frank and Melissa |
| Tussey. Members of the
include five brothers and sisters, |
| Sarl Tussey of State College, Ray-
{ mond H. and Frank Tussey of Al-
| toona, Mrs. Homer C, McKillipi
| and Miss Lillian M., Tussey, both of
Hollidaysburg, Miss Tussey was a
| member of the Reformed church
and of the Order of Eastern Star,
SAMUEL W. SEYLER
Samael Wilson Seyler, 69, life.
long resident ilona, died at his
home Saturday aflernoon after a
three-weck iliness with a heart ail-
ment. Ile was engaged for 30 years
in the manufacture and sale of ice
cream. Survivors Incude his wife
Avis: a daugh-
Hursh, Lock
randchildren two
{ Salona, and
Nev, and a sister
H. Knarp, of Salona
services were held Tuesday
2 o'clock at his home,
R. R. Ritter the
officiating. Bur-
Cedar Hill
of 8
ol
ers, |
Henry
Mrs. Lewis
Funeral
afternoon at
with the Rev
Methodist chureh
fal made in the
of
cemetery
EDWIN B. TROMPSON
Edwin Blair Thompson, former
resident Miro where he was
born and reared of late year
lived in Pittsburgh K
of P. Hame at Duncannon near
Harrisburg, last Monday evening,
and was buried Thwmirsday nl Reeds.
ville, Mifflin my His remains
were interred in the Thompson bur.
ial plot beside his wife who was
Emma Reynolds, of Reedsville,
of Mrs, Howard Miles, of Union-
ville. Mr. Thompson, who was
years of age, had been in the
employ of the P. R. R. Co. until his
retirement. He had been a guest of
the K. of P. Home since May of
a
of
but
died at
on
we
past
th
MRS. EDITH FROMM
in the
Fromm,
born
Try
f.e
t Hospital. Mm
1 her seventies,
oming tw in x
Oo
was
ag her survivor
Max of Lock Haven
ris of Steelton Rabbi R
Fromm of Hagerstown Md
Meyer Fromm, of Williamsport
daughter Mr Robert Gross
Philadelphia; 30 grandchildren and
10 great-grandchiid: Funeral
services were conducted Sunday. at
the Yehuda Synagogue in Wil-
Hamsport, followed by interment in
the Hebrew cemetery
of
MRS. ROBERT V. BITNER
th ree son 41
Carl o onneaut
of
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of
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Hackenburg
ary
WTS
he 8a
em Reformed
Mills
I cemetery s
Spring,
MRS. TAMBSIN ELIZA SEIBERT
Mrs. Tambsin Eliza Seibert, wi-
dow of the late Dr. James L. Bei-
bert, for more than a half century
one of Bellefonte's leading physic-
lans, passed away at her home on
Rorth Allegheny street,
at 8:10 o'clock Monday morning af-
ter a several months’ illness with a
complication of diseases. She had
been bedfast for the past month
Mrs. Seibert was a daughter of
Charles and Sarah Dengler Bolich
and was born in Schuylkill county
on October 23. 1853, making her
age at time of death 85 years, 10
months and 25 days. On November
1. 1873, she was united in marringe
with Dr. James L. Seibert, who pass-
ed away here on December 29, 1936.
Surviving is .a sister, Miss Badie
E. Bolich, who has made her home
at the Seibert residence for a num-
ber of years, and a brother, M. Os-
car Bolich, of Texas. Funeral ser-
vices are to be held at 2 o'clock this
{ Thursday afternoon from 8t. John's
Rev. |
Episcopal church, with the
Samuel! H. Sayre officiating. Infer-
ment will be made in the Union
| cemetery. Friends are asked to omit
flowers
MARGARET J. C. YEAGER
| troit, Mich, on Thursday, Beptem-
iber 14, as the result of a heart at-
tack. Mrs. Yeager was born in Ath-
{June 8, 1870, making her age 69
| years. Bhe came to this country in|
{1937
aunt}
Bellefonte,’
MISS LAURA KEPHART
Miss Laura Kephart, of Fillmore,
died at her home Monday morning
int 8:30 o'clock of complications fol-
{lowing an illness of several months
duration. She was In her 60's. Miss
Kephart was a daughter of CH
spd Amanda Cray Kephart, and is
survived by one sister, Mra, Jame:
Parsons, with whom she lived
Funeral services will be held at her
late home at 2:80 o'clock this
Thursday afternoon. Interment will
be made in Gray's cemetery
GHERRITY
held Tues-
John's Catholic
for Miss Mar-
MISS MARGARET E.
Funeral services were
moming at St
church, Bellefonte
aret Ellen Gherrity, of Danville
who died Saturday night at
o'clock of complications following
a month's illiness. Rev. Father Wil
lam E. Downes officiated. Interment
was made In Bt. John's cemetery
Bellefonte. Miss Gherrily was the
daught Michael and Agnes
MeNamara Gherrity, who came 0
this country from Ireland about
years ago and setthed in Bellefonte
She was in her T4ia year and t
last member of her family. The de-
ceases! wis a ster of the late Pate
rick H. Ghegrity, at one time post-
master of Bellefonte, and of the
late Walter J. Gherrnity af near
Potters Mills, who died October 29
Her closest relatives are two
and three nlece: Walter
and Mrs, Herbert M
Beezer, both of Bellefonte; Robert
Gherrity and Mrs. James Davis
both of Tyrone, and Mrs. Daniel
Clemson. ‘of State College
MRS. WILMA HOOVER
Mrs. Loule Ada (Pfoutz) Hoover
of Sandy Ridge, died Monday morn-
ing in the Philipsburg State H
pital following an illness of
years with tuberculosis of the liver
Born in Philipsburg, a daughter of
Samuel and Alice Ploutz, both de-
13, 1881, she was in
year. Practically all her
was lived in Bandy Ridge She
1s married, her first hus-
nd being Charles Lynn, of Hant-
February
day
6:55
or Of
i
oe
nephews
Gherrily
assed. cn M
hGth
NaBY
ice
wwdan, who died in 1918
! September 4, 1920 was mar-
to Wilmer Hoover at Tyrone
together with the foi-
io children: Mrs Nettie (Lynn)
Mc of Osceola Mills, R. D.; Edna
(Lynn) Miller, of Osesals Mills,
ind Donald and Oscar Hoover, at
home. A half-brother, Harry Pow
of Snyderiown., also survives
services will be held this
t the family residence
ige In charge of the
Light, pastor of the Unit.
church at that place
rial will be made in Umbria cem-
Osceola Mills
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survives
re
rol
Funeral
TO DEMONSTRATE NEW
FORD TRACTORS IN COUNTY
THe
AME
Wet
Dunlap Motor Company,
High street, Bellefonte, ane
y ounces that demonstrations of the
new Ford
ret
tractor will be held ac.
ing to the following
Monday, September 259. on Herry
utz farm near new armory, Belle-
ote
schedule
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3
H
Tuesday. September 28. on Ry
Williams farm. 3 miles west of Pine
Cr Mills
Wednesday, Sep
Wade Lytle farm,
Stormstown
Thursday, September 28. on Char
les Gilmore farm and the Wycliff
Gardner farm, Mackeyville
ove
b 1]
tember on
2 miles east of
All farmers are cordially invited’
to attend the demonstrations at
which time they will be given an
opportunity to operate the tractors
for themselves. Demonstrations in
other parts of the county will be
held in the near future, it was an-
nounced.
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Creditors to Meet.
A meeting of the creditors of
Dean Williams, trading and doing
business as the A. W. A, store, in
Philipsburg, who on Pebruary 3
was adjudged a bankrupt will be
held at 10 o'clock on Tuesday
morning, October 24 in the United
States District Court at Scranton.
Food Profifeering
Is Condemned
Continued from Page 1)
During the past week, Senator
Mead has collected clippings from
Margaret Josephine Cassell Yeag- |
[er died at Bt. Joseph's Retreat, De-
leading newspapers in several score
Bellefonte clipping in the Senator's
collection is from The Centre Dem.
| mgs, making. het home ju Brook- |ocrat of , September 7, beadlined
ilyn, N, Y. until her marriage to the |
late Maurice Yeager on February!
23, 1895. Around 1900 they came to
“Public Buys Food Stocks.”
communities on which he has check.
{ Bellefonte to make, their home and | sd, iL Js Meals belief . the profits
remained here unt] after the death
of Maurice Yeaper in 1916 Tn the
| years between 1916 and 1923 the
! deceased lived In State College, |
Pleasant Gap and Néw York oy.
In 1623 Mrs. Yeager moved to De
teoit, Michigan, where she made |
{her home until the time of her]
| death. In January 1938, she fell apd |
broke her leg and from then on!
had been in poor health smd sub-
ject to a heart condition =o her
family upon hearing of the accident
desing In being dome by wholesaler
and jobber, rather thmn by the res
tailer. One solution to the problem |
| would be extension of Federal loans
{to the average small retailer. so ns
[ta permit him to carry larger. stocks
staples, thus putting him in a
| position to “cushion” any sudden
demand such as the current war!
scare, Mead sald. This would re
| moye the excuse of “exoessive de-
Li which profiteers use to cloak
their manipulations, he pointed owt
to her son, the late Frederick T. C. TD
‘lof State College,
| graduate of Mercersburg
| Caldwell,
In Bellefonte, as in most of the
| Archibald Caldwell, of Mono
| cone
Recent Weddings
Musser=Enyeart
M. Bert Musser, of Blate College,
and Mrs. Clara Enyeart, of Bell
wood, were united in marriage at
[the home of the bride, September
18, at 8 p. m. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. 8 H Rajs-
ton, of the United Brethren chureh
of Bellwood, Immediately after the
"wedding a supper was served Lo the
Mr. and
Hannah Crigs-
8. H. Tate al
and Mrs 8 H
of Bellwood
guests, who were
Earl Musser, Mrs
man, Mr. and Mrs
Mrs
Ralston,
Snyder-—HBoone,
Announcement has been made by
Miss Mary Struble, of Zion, of the
marriage of Mary Elizabeth Boone
daughter of Charies Boone, ww
George Russell Bayder, son of Mr
and Mrs, James Snyder, of Win-
gate. Rev. J. N, Wagenhurst re-
tired Presbyterian minisier of Trex-
Jertown, Pa., performed ere.
mony in his home Saturd ep-
tember 16, at 5 o'clock. The only
attendants were Mr. and M Wil-
liam Nichols of Newark, New Jer-
“ey The bride Is a graduate o
Walker Township High School and
Geisinger Memorial training hol
for nurses in Danville. Mr
a graduate of Bellefonte
School and Lebanon Valley ©
is a local underwriter for the Fquite
able Lite Assurance Society of the
U. 8 Mr and Mrs, Snyder v
at home after October |
Gap
ler
High
Ant
Rising—Everhart
Margaret Everhart
John Everhart,
Marlin J. Rising
Mi Martin J
ydetgrift, were i
G'eloek Satin
Miss
ter of
burg. and
ind
united
Clearfield * of the
ficialed Anna Jane
of Bprue reek Vall
Mrs. LaVere W
Creek Valley, war at the area
ter a recepiion al the home
bride » Mr John Qui
Pine Grove Mills, Mr. and M:
ing left for a wedding tri ‘
ein cities. They will be at home
ter October 1 AY Vandergril
a graduate of
High school for ma:
her home with her
st Pine Orove Mite
ie, also of
sunt
bride d the Biat
irge
made
Quire
held at
nA rial Chapel
Mi ss Mary Elizabeth Herr \
ter of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Claude He
d East Curtin Street, Belle!
became the bride of William
Ferree, son of Mr. and Mr
Ferree, of Oak Hall The Re
Robbins Hart, rector of the
ved. med
presen
W. Jay
De OF re mony
immediate
Kennedy, of Sharo
ed al the organ prior (0 the
mony. The bride, given
riage by her father was sil i"
Copenhagen blue with black 5
sores, and wore a COrshge of o¢-
chids. Her sister-in-law, Mm Mn
H. Herr, of Bellefonte wa Br
matron of honor, while the brige-
groom's sister, Mis: Marga Fe:
ree, of Chester, was maid of honor
C. Gregg Thompson, of Wiming
wan, Del, was best man. Alter fhe
cervrmon wedaing ipper Wa
held at we Mrs, Perpee
is 8 graduate of the Beliefonte HE
School and attended Hood Ool “IgE.
Frederick Md. Mr Ferree |
graduaie of the Stale College High
School and attended Penn State
The ¥ couple wi ¢
Chester Mr. Farree
bulines
e Of the {a
Phe
J a
Swar LE oa
thm
ing resid
waere
a r——
r SchneebelicMever,
Miss Mary Louise Meyer, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Mepe
of the Rogers apartments ih
Spring Stree, will become the bide
{ Herman T. Schoeebell, of Lan-
aster, al a orremony to be er
farmed at 10:30 otlock this Thues-
day morning, September in
Washington Memorial Chapels at
Valley Forge. The Rev John Hart
will officiate. The ofremony will
be, informal in nature and ofly
mambe:s of the immediate famijies
angi allendants will be pressgy
Miss Eleanor Rowies, of Philadel
pda, will be maid of honor and
Otto Scimeéebell, of Lancaster. will
be his brother's best man. A: she
conclusion of a wedding breakfast
to be held after the ceremony at
the Martha Washington Inn, Valley
Forge, Mr, and Mrs, Schneeleli
' will depart for a severa] weeks wed-
ding trip shrough the southern
states, having abandoned a trip. 10
Bermuda because of unsettled cgn-
ditions. They will be at home Igte
in: October at 720 West 3rd. Street.
Williamsport The bride-to. ber 18
a graduate of the Bellefotite High
School and of Hood College, Fréd-
erick, Md. For three years after
completing her education she was
employed as secretary to an ege-
cutive of the Philadelphia Reogrd
| resigning that post 0 accept 3 po-
sitlion as director of publicity at
Hood College. She retained that
position sntil her resighation SOVRT
al weeks ago. Mr. Schneebel| 4 a
and; of
Dartmouth College, and is now dis-
tributor of the Gul! OU Corpor ation
{in Willlamsport
cities, and has become convinced |
(by the similarity, of price rises in|
different areas that at least a part |
of the increased eost of basic com- |
| buoy, County Meathe, Ireland, on modities is due to manipwation. The |
Caldwell-<Cald well :
At a ceremony performed at 8:30
o'dock Monday moming in gt
John’s Catholic rectory, Bellefonte,
by the Rev. Pather William . E.
Downes, Miss Carolyn M. Caldwell, |
daughter of Mf. and Mrs. James 1.
of East Bishop street, |
Bellefonte, Became the bride, of
hela, Attendants apon the
couple were Mr. and Mrs Dorsld |
Kiiniger, of North Allegheny treet,
The ceremony was withesse, by |
members of the two families a
few close friends. the cope
mony a wean break. was |
wetved at the ile Holel,
Bellefonte, with covers bein a |
for 48 and 8. . el
of the breakfast Mm i
Mrs. Caldwell departed for a week's |
wedding trip through the New Eng
nnd States. Miss ar ate
yo
isinoere appreciation
| tired in. a fall ensemble of crepe]
[shade with brown sccessories, and
a short jacket of teal blue trimmed |
with fur. Bhe wore an orchid cor-
sage. Mrs. Klinger
prown sult with
sories, and a corsage of roses
fonte High school in the class of
1937 and since then has been em-
ployed In the offices of the Amer-
jean Lime and Stone Company. Mr
Caldwell, a son of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Caldwell, of Monongahela,
was graduated from the high school
in that city, and Is a graduate of a
pittsburgh business college. For
some time he was employed as chief
clerk in the Bellefonte offices of the
west Penn Power Company before
being transferred to the Unlontown
offices early in the year. The new-
iyweds will be at home In Union.
after Oetobier 15
RELIGIOUS SURVEY TO
BE CONDUCTED HERE
The Bellefonte Ministerium ha
arranged (0 make a religious sure
vey of Bellefonte during the period
from September 24 to October }
This survey Is an effort to dis-
ver the religious affiliations of
thy people of the town, and especi-
\ cover the church rela-
people wh
whip, I any, of
have reoently come Bellelon ts
to dis
the
Lo
y live
The Ministerium would
sk that the canvassers be
irteous reception when
their homes
kindly
given
Ley
TO HOLD DANC E AND CARD
PARTY AT HECLA PARK
The Women Democrats ¢ C
re county will
and dance ut Heels Park on
Wednesday ug, October 18, It
annowmiced yesterday
e lentative IrOgTam ind
muse, dancing entertain-
and oards Furt
oea In
ub of
Wig a card
el
eve]
odes
ecial
her detail
near fa-
men
I be anno: the
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Woman Swims to Safety
We Straub, of Mi Hal
st her aiance when she was
in a canoe in Fishing Creek
feeding the large white swan of
Herm Uebe, and plunged into the
creek. Unalded Mrs. Straub swam to
She wis uoninjured Mims
Straub has been feeding the big
i which crosses the stream from
south dam in Ml Hail
street bridge every mor
Unmer
ponies a——
Apprehended at Lock Haven
Roberti Hamm, 16, who was sen
the Kislyn School near Wilkes.
ree, earlier this Summer, was
ind at his home, in Lock Haven,
Thursday night by city police
They had been notified of his es-
from the school earlier in the
and had been walching fo
He was the alleged leader of
group of smaller boys who had
wenn tried for petly larceny ihe
others being paroled in the care ©
cir parents
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CARD OF THANKS
1 wish 10 extend my thanks
to those who
gave me Lhe benefit
as nominee as County
Surveyor in the Primary election,
esday, September 12, 1539
J. THOMPSON HENRY
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Te the Volers of Centre County
Ww extend my snoere
10 the voters who supported
the Primary election for the
of Coroner. and hope 10 merit
continued appreciation
CHARLES SHECKLER
and
» kindly
amir vole
of
=a Hn
ak
me in
,
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tobac-
w 0 sell it
isolation-
mers who raise wheat
3 cotian hot
i, are not heart
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SEPTEMBER
SPECIAL
$3.00, TRUOL$6).95
hy Hm WAVE won J
JEAN MAE
(TAYLOR)
BEAUTY SHOP
Guest Theatre Tickeis Given
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Phone 1048 Gazette Building
Open Tues. & Friday Nights
WE HAVE
OIlL
AND
REPAIRS
FOR
MAYTAGS
R. K. OWENS
Electric Store
High Street
BELLEFONTE, PA
wore a dark
matching acces- |
The |
bride was graduated from the Belle. |
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BIRTHDAY DINNER,
Sunday, September 10, was # |
triple event at the home of Mr,
and Mrs, Frank Hull of Fllimore, |
when Mrs. Hull's mother and he:
two granddaughters, Miss Verna |
Carner, of Boalsburg and Miss
Nannie Huey of Rebersburg, cele-|
brated their birthdays together. |
At the noon hour dinner was serv |
ed in the yard where a large tab'e
was spread. Those present at the
event were: Mr, and Mrs. Gordon
Huey, Mr, and Mrs. Chester Huey, |
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Long, Mr. and
Mrs. James Bowmaster, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Huey, Mr. and Mrs
George Koon, Mr. and Mrs, W. T
Lear, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Garner, |
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Huey, Mrs. A O. |
Myers, Mrs. Banderson, Mrs. John
Fetcho, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hull
Miss Nannie gnd Evelin Huey, Ver-
na, Marjorie and Hester Garner
Bethel Huey, Ida, Alice, Jean Bow-
master Gilady N
Jean Huey, Martha
wne Sanderson, Mar
Huey, HL R. Mom
Ceorge Loner, Robert
Garner, Tommy and
Kermit wer, Ernest
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ASPARAGUS TIPS
Garden green tips. Box 31:
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BROCCOLI
Tender shobws. Box oo 21.
serves 4 generously,
AND TRY THESE!
Blueberries . . . 90x (ioe) 23¢
Cauliflower . . . sox (we) 23¢
Maddock Fillets . . ... n. 25¢
Brussels Sprouts sex (vo) 25¢
For Health! For Vitamins!
SPINACH 2, 23¢
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Haunted by the Heads He Cut Off,
Telling of the curious hallucina- of
tions of
September 21, 1989,
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unusual story in October ist issue
The American Weekly, the big
the official executioner of magazine distributed with the Bal-
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GOOD NEWS!
We have two carloads of sugar
to sell, while it lasts, at this
low price BUY NOW!
SUGAR rom co + suws 149
PENN ALTO MILK $y Zu 55¢
SHAFFER'S COFFEE iw 3 lbs 39¢
SPECIAL
PENN ALTO
Oysters -
All Pork
Sausage - Ib 25¢
Pancake
Flour - - 22> 8c
Table
Syrup -
Pan 25€
Fancy Dalsy
ab Ihe Cheese - - Ib 15¢
grin
cans 19¢
Heinz Tomato Juice - 3
DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE bee 12 OR
2 No. 2 cans 23¢
48-0z. pg. 26¢
24-1b sack 75¢
tall can 9¢
cake 5¢
38¢
Red Sour Cherries
Mothers Oats with Prem.
Maney’s Bread Flour
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Spaghetti
|LIFEBUOY SOAP
RINSO
2 large packages
Pep Dog Food 16-0z. can 5¢
Gauze Toilet Paper 6 rolls 25¢
Octagon Soap 5 large cakes 18¢
(1 Cake Octagon Toflet Soap Free with purchase of 5 Cakes)
HOME-DRESSED PORK
Shoulder ROAST
an 19¢ Ib
PORK STEAK - Ib 25¢
Cut from fresh park but
Pork Loin ROAST
me lleclb So 32% 1b
Cuts Cuts
Bean, Mid, Sagar Cyred
Bacon Squares |b 15¢
Lean Bacon - |b 20¢
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SKINLESS WEINERS
Fresh Produce
California
ORANGES
2doz. 25¢
Bed Tokay
GRAPES
b 7e
POTATOES
10 Ibs 19¢
Yellow - Ripe
BANANAS
51bs 25¢
Ib 22¢
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