Echoes From the Past 1 Fifty Years Ago M. I. Gardner, who for over three years had been employed at the Howard rolling mills as bookkeeper, | moved to Bellefonte this week and) has gone into the insurance busi-| ness with Mr. Woodring. Their of- | fice is In the Bush Arcade, On last Monday night Mr, George | W. Rhoads, of this place, dled at his | home. Mr. Rhoads had been in ill health for some time. He was a man of about forty years and his | death was not looked for by his friends and family, He leaves a! wife and child. Rev, Miles O, Noll has been elect | ed pastor of the Reformed congre- | gations of Bellefonte and Zion. H2| will assume his pastoral duties| next summer after finishing his| studies in the Theological Seminary | at Lancaster. Rev, Noll is an able| young man and is a good selection for this charge. On last Priday evening ex-Sheriff William Musser, of Millheim, died | at his home. Mr. Musser had been in failing health for some time and his recent (liness was too much for him to withstand. He was sher- | iff of this county many years ago, and was an ardent Democrat, He was well known in the county and in his community was a prominent figure. Almost every hunter comes hom? | with an immense string of squir- reis They seem to find them mostly along Bald Eagle Valley and | Buffalo Run. They report the woods full of “pineys” and gray and black squirrels also are plentiful There are no beech nuts in the northern part of the state and there seems to be a general migration of | equirrels this way. Trousers are midway between the tight and the loose. The sori called moderately wide are what the man or youth of taste will wear this fall and winter. In patterns down stripes, plaids and checks are all good. In the latter small effecst are recommended. When you buy a coat see that the collar sets well Many a man, otherwise well dressed has his appearance marred by being indifferent to the aspect of this very important detail of his attire, rof. Scull, of Mifflinubrg, Bellefonte this week giving band instructions. The band left for Sunbury on Wednesday morn- ing to attend the G. A. R. Reunion and was in fine trim Mrs. Isaac Baney died on Monday and was buried on Wednesday. Mrs. Baney was a young woman and had been married but a few years Her maiden name was Miss Maggie Scanlon....The dedication of the new Catholic church takes place next Sunday, October 13. The mu- sic on this occasion will be fine as the choir has been practici some time for the event. John “Monte” Ward, the famous short stop of the New York ball club which won the League pen- nant this year, was in Bellefonte on Monday His wife accompanied him....W. Fred Reynolds is home® from his trip abroad. In his ab- sence he received the sad intelll- gence of the death of his father at Lancaster, Pa....The regular monthly sociable given by the Lu- theran congregation will be held this evening at the home of Mr Leumel Markle..... Scott Harris made a short visit to town this week. He ig located at Hastings Pa.... The new gas plant at the nail works proves to be quite a suc- cess. ... Frank Stover has improved | in tha weil is a fOr ng iol | W his property on High Street... The chestnut crop is sald to be a fallure this year, Marriage licenses were issued Ww the following couples: Willlam Ly- kens and Miss Carrie Sutter, both of Benore; W. E. Gray, Bx. Belle- fonte, and Miss Flen G. Green, Fimore; A. J. Hasinger, Lemont and Harriet 8. Pulton, Centre Fur- nace; W. A. Rishel, Howard, and Miss Emma K., Ocker, Madison- burg: G. R. Morris and Miss Annie Hooverman, both Millheim; Oscar Walters and Miss Martha Strong both Potters Mills; Henry H. Laird and Nora B. Gingery, both of Mar- tha Furnace: Isaac B. Maitland Williamsport, and Miss Minnle B Garman, Bellefonte: Patrick Gar rity and Mary Dowling, both Jf Bellefonte; Thomas Tubridy and Miss Lizzie McNerry, both of Snow Shoe; Henry N, Hess and PFetta Dorman, both Haines township; George Cartright and Miss M | Casper, both Philipsburg; John W Fye and Sarah C. Bettleyou, both Tusseyville; C. C. Deters and Miss Sarah Calobine, both of Roland; J Lemont, and Mattie Mil- ler, Roopsburg; Austin Kern, snow Shoe, and Miss W. O, Neal, Boggs vey, | township; Homer Martz, Bellefonte Beech Clinton oO! and Miss Minnie Streck, Creek; Harry W. Stevenson County, and Miss Annie Swarts, Hublersburg: Thomas Love and Miss Rose A. Owens, both of Spring township; D. H. 8hook, of Spring Mills, and Edith A. Alexander, Mill- heim An accident occurred at Collins furnace last Saturday evening and resulted in the death of an Aus- trian employe of that company. Ht was working at the top of the ele- vator and was in the act of taking coke from the cage which gave wa; when he stepped on It fell to the bottom, a distance of over hundred feet. When the unfor- tunate man was picked up he was found dead, having a number of bones broken and sustained other serious injuries. He was buried on Sunday. The beautiful residence of Mr Daniel Garman on High Street was thronged on last Thursday evening by a large assemblage of relatives and friends to witness the marriage ceremony which ed Miss Minnle Garman and Mr.lIsaac Maitland in the bonds of matrimony. The large Spacious apariments the were suited |! (* iv of well for such The interior was li tefully decorated were gathered In aited the bridal party Lock Haven, and Williamsport came first separated the anxious throng by extending ribbons through the pariors. Messrs Je- rome Harper and Will Garman, 2 brother of the bride, acted as ush- ers. Mr Isaac Maitland, the groom, and Dr. Hertz came nex: then Miss Rebie Garman and Mr Ira D, Garman brother and sister of the bride, followed by Miss Min- nie Garman, the bride, accompanied by her father. At the easetrn por- tion of the parlors they took their positions before Rev. Davis, of th Episcopal church, who conducted the ceremony. After a wedding supper, the bride and groom de- parted by train for Washington, D C. They were to reside in Wii Lamsport. he ol Twenty Years Ago Marriage licenses were issued 10, the following couples: Stanley Flashanko, Philispburg, and Mary legwar, Morrisdale, Ciyde W Lambert Milesburg, and Bessie E Kuhn, Bealsburg; Thomas M. Jar- rett, Pitstburgh, and Mary E Snoke, Unionville Because he suspicioned some of the Bellefonte Academy students were accompanying ‘sweeties™” 0 the campus at nights, against the rules <f the institution, Prof. James R. Hughes watched and waited and | caught one of the girls in front a Bishop Street residence. A new Dodge car driven by a wo- man, collided with the iron electric light post on the corner at the rifin & Ulrich store in Millheim Fortunately the speed of the cat was checked, and the only damage resulting was the breaking of the large gicbe and the pole was brok- en loose from its foundations. Sixty-foot steel observation towers were to be erected by the State on the various forest reser- vations as a part of the forest fire protection service, One of the towers was to be located on the top of Big Poe Mountain, near Coburn, this county. The towers were $0 be equipped with closed towers on top, so oonstructed that they would command a view of the forests in all directions. Someone placed a rallroad signal cap on the street in front of the Odd Pellows Hall in Millheim and the wheel of Samuel Orndorf's spring wagon passed over the signal, exploding it with a loud report. The man had a difficult time in keeping his team from running | away. An examination of the spot where the explosion occurred re- | vealed that a hole geveral inches deep had been blown into the sur- | face, It wag believed that had the | horse stepped on the cap, the ani- | mal would have lost its foot, ] Ellis Orvis Gillette and Miss Ber aaateGanesnieboBetan dof Miss Sarah Barnhart had sue. ceeded Miss Margaret Haupt as clerk in the offices of W. Harrison Walker, Miss Haupt having accept- ed a position in th® offices of the Titan Metal Company The state road over Nittany Mountain above Centre Hall was being covered with a light coating of gravel ag a temporary repair un- til permanent improvements, sched- uled for the following summer, were made. Potatoes were being shipp in car-load lots from Centre Hall, and the price being paid for them was $130 a bushel... W. N. Auman, of Millheim, was engaged to dress the large stone which had been hauled { from a nearby mountain to serve as Millheim’'s memorial to World War soldiers The walter in Millhem's reservoir {| reached the jowest point in the fif- | teen rears that the reservoir had been In use. A leak in one of the maing was assigned as a contribut- ing cause for the water shortage, but residents of the community were asked to use water as sparing- ly as possible until rain replenished the supply The building of the state highway between Bellefonte and Pleasant Gap had necessitated the changing { of 50 many poles of the Bell Tele- phone Company that officials of the company had decided to do away with the old wires and to re- place them with a one-hundred wire cable between Bellefonte and Pleasant Cap Apples were exceedingly scarce in Centre County. The Blerlys at Milesburg had abandoned the op- eration of their cider mill and Wallace White, at Axe Mann, an- nounced that he wotld not operate his mill because of the lack of ap-| ples, Tt was not known whether Struble station would be put in shape for cider making. The crew of the Buffalo Run Rallroad reported having seen a Lotaster buck deer among a herd of four deer which crossed the track ahead of the locomotive in the Barrens. The buck, with an unu-| sually wide spread of antlers, was believed to have been the same | one which had caused much com- ment among hunters in the Seven Mountain area for some years, The train crew also reported that pheasants were unusually plenti- ful, a number of wild turkeys had been seen, and the Barreng were full of rabbits. - & $ Ld Aa At aed ea BEE | in THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. I —— Dorothy Young, aged § years, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Andrew | Young, fractured a bone in her left | wrist when ghe fel] from a porch at | the rear of her parental home. The distance was only a few feet, bu. falling her arm twisted her Harry contract for Winton was awarded the crying the malls between the Bellefonte postoffice and the rallroad station, Under the regulations the railroad com- pany had to pay for transporting the mall to and from the postoffice and in this item the postoffice de- partment saved approximately $800 a year, George R. Meek, of Bellefonte parked his Ford truck in front of his home one night and when he arose in the morning, fcund the vehicle had been slolen, A seach was Immediately begun and the car was found hy Mr. Meek in front of Blackford's Restaurant on Bishe op Street. There were no clues as to who had taken the machine The old stone stable on the rear | of the Bellefonte Y M. C. A, lot was razed and In its place a mod- ern two-story bullding was to be erected (0 house bowling alleys dressing rooms and lockers, The stable was one of the oldest bulld- ings in own, and was in such con- dition that props had to be put In Ww keep the walls from fall- Fifty years previously it wa a stable where Lrvin FR thoroughbred horses place UK ised Kept p— oo fo — HOLTS HOLLOW Marvin lee of Lemont and Thomas Musser of State College visited (tistian Endeavor Soci ety at this place and Yarnell on Sunday evening Elwood Robb spent the weekend with Eddie Burd returned from Saturday Mr. and Mrs. John Watson Olive Rhoads and dren lee Johnson and dsughter Anna Mrs. Myrtle Margargel, Mrs. Helene Magargel were supper guests at the Walter Sweltzer home on Wednes- of last week where a number of had gathered in honor of Rhoads’ birthday annivere John of Stormstown dome [OKs Jahinson camp on Mrs Mrs day children Joanne nd Mrs. Harry grandson of Yarnell with Mrs, Edith on Sunday A kitchen shower the M Reese evening at Gun St Mr. and Mrs 4 MIge number tives gathered at make the event more sociable many useful and beautiful gifis were re- Mr. and Mrs. Howell, and refreshments were served and Mrs, Charles Lucas en- ned relatives fiom Altoona weekend and with Mr Frank Cox and family the cabin in the beauti,ui untains Mr. and Mrs sons of Pleasant end al home Lee Johnson and son called on friends at Stormstown and Buffalo Run recently Mrs. Ida Johnson, Mrs. Lee John- son and two daughters visited with Mrs. Edith Burd in Mlilesburg, on Wednesday of last week Harvest Home services held Oct. 15. Everybody ——— VALLEY VIEW Sunday Oct. 8, is Rally Day, and you all are welcome Music and singing will be Johnson sisters of Phill Miss Jean Eckley spent Sunda; with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Forest Eckley Mrs. Earl Wion, and Breon spent Thursday Ed. Houser The people of this were very grateful for which fell last week for supply was very low Master Paul Brooks weekend with his aunt, Mrs Houser David Haagen and tok dinner Burd and family was held at home on Priday y in honor of ceived OY delicious Mr tera over «if and Mrs arove m Ww Milford Gap, were the Charles Burd and week. Lucas guess will De Te. 00me Mrs. Elmer with Mrs community fhe rain the water spent the Rusgell Bilger spent Sunday al the home of his in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Houser, for Mr. Bilger and Miss Adeline Houser were mar- ried early in March by Rev. Piper of Milesburg. The people of this community congratulate them and wish them a jong and happy mar- ried life Stanley Jones of Pittsburgh, spent the weekend with his lady friend Betty Eckley. Mrs. Mary Kerchner, Ed Smith and Norma Houser, spent Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. Ed, Houser. Those who spent Sunday with Margie Hampton were Mr. and Mrs Harrison Dean and Anna Dean of Waddle. Mr. and Mrs. George Eminhizer and family of Shamokin, spent 8un- | Mrs. William day with Mr. and King —— sn AM is FAIRVIEW Revival services are being held at present at the Fairview church by the Rev, W. B. Tobias of Run- ville. Every one is welcome Mrs. Amelia Chapman called on Mrs. Malcolm Jones on Wednes- day afternoon. Alfred Lucas and two sons Lem- uel and Chester called at the Ralph Nyman home on Wednesday even- ing. Confer of Bellefonte, spent the weekend with their aunt Miss Elia Lucas, Duey Shay called on Dick Wat- kins on Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lucas and two sons Lemuel and Chester, Mrs, Amelia or not mills at Hecla, Lemont and | Myrtle Lucas and Mrs. Chapman visited on Sunday at the | Fred Haines home al Upper Marion. Mrs. daughter Howard on Saturday. Visitors on Saturday at Dick Wat- under | The Misses Barbara and Imogene | —— | BENNER TWP, | Orvis Harris is threshing thiough | Buffalo Run Valley this week Ira Benner's family was the first to boll apple butter around here Roy Corman threshed on (he Fred and Lester Marshall farm th), week, also for Paul Blair Guests at the home of Ira Hen. ner this week and on Sunday were Jack Lose from Johnstown | spending a couple weeks, George MeKinley, wife and wo accompe Lashed young daughters, Vivian and who 's Winifred, George McKinley's fa he! er Danlel McKinley, all of Mies burg: Gilbert Yarnell wife and two | daughters, Betty and Gladys and son Junior and James Rider, wife and two young daughters, Thelma and Dorothy and sons Wayne and Charles all from Bellwood Anne Rudy of State College H. H, Summers (rom Hublersburg has been Laveling around over he country selling groceries and al k.nds of notlong of which Is appre clated by the country people, many country people have no way to go 10 town 0 buy these groceries Wilbur Orndor! and family visit- and ed at the home of Calvin Young at! Hublersburg this week Mrs, Henry Huey 1s visiting at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs, Prank Hull Francis Benner and family v ed on Sunday al the Harry Em hizers of Coleville, Prancls, aunt and uncle, and at the home Lynn Hull's at Buffalo Run Lewis Fetzer, of Pleasant Gap husk:ng his coin crop, he has ou the farm where Vincent lives Lester are busy Marshall Mr. sad Mrs Male and Francis Benner visited at Pleasant evening with friends Joseph Stover helped Paul to raise potatoes this week liam Emberton and Joseph St his threshing Harry Tressler and family m on, visited at the of Lynn Hull on the Bessie Oreen farm and assisted in helping to thresh ————————— WOODWARD Mr. and Mrs. Harris Stover en- joyved the sights at the Bloomsburg Fair last Thursday On last Friday Mr, and Mrs Stover and {amily took sights at the Bloomsburg Falr Friday and night th had a rainfall of abo hal! inches. This Ne sireans oO! Spearly and John Cra thelr corn Marshall cutting farm im St and fan ¢ Gap 8a wer helped WW do ‘ 2 home Pa oman Mots wi re { Miliheim 4 Job is ins vad residence Weaver hie reg are begins » al begins wo a beautiful inte Lhe ARE Eaxpecially this true of the + as one approaches the Woodward Gap and Narrows from (he we wwn On Saturday ada, Jr stopped at Kreamer residence long encugh have an old-time chat with High School classmate, Harwood Kreamer Both young men are graduates of the Bast Penns Valey High School class of 1938 Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Stover and Mrs. Bertha Boone of Millheim Mrs, Beulah Weizel of Aaronsburg and Mr. and Mrs. H O Fiedler west of town were Sunday dinner guests at the R. E Musser home, f : is evening Earl V n- the C B Ww ud Tis Wc ——— BLANCHARD (From last week) The West Penn Power Co. gave the trees On Our main streel 8 thorough pruning on Friday the lower branches were cut off, © they would in no way interfere with the Ught wires The Trustees church secured the plano willed U them by the late Chauncey Delong, and placed it in the auditorium the church on Friday Blanche Williams spent the week- end with her sister Jane, who © employed at Avis The Amoma Bible Class of the Baptist Sunday School meets with Mrs. Philip S8chroat on Friday even- ing Mr. and Mrs. Denald Kunes and family with Mrs. Ellen Kunes spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Os Stull of Cherry Tree. Mr. and Mrs. John DeHaas spent Sunday in Tyrone, Mr and Mrs Harris Cla‘k son Dean accompanied Henry Mas- den of Beech Creek to Shippens- burg on Saturday where they spent the weekend with relatives | Miss Virginia Beaty spent week with friends in Mill Hall Dr. Pore of Illinois is spending the winter at the Brokside Farm of the Baptint and the | SUMMIT HILL Sunday wisitors at the Irvin Young home were Mr, and Mrs Sam Herr of Orviston, and Mrs | Herd Chapman and daughter, Jaa- ‘et Miss Martha, Alice and Betty | | Young called on Esther Warr on | Monday evening. | Borry to hear that Mrs. Clair | Cowher ls riot so good at this write | mg Mrs: John Warr and Mrs. Howard Miller made a business in to | Howard on Friday. { Don't forget the church services | Sunday School at 9:30, followed by { preaching. During the next two | weeks services every night. Bvéry. | body 1g welcome, Mrs, Esther Warr called on Mrs Alice Cowher on Monday morning. Miss Alice Watkins spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, James Watkins, Mrs. Ethel Berry and two chil. dren, called at the Ben Chapman home on John Warr All | Mr. and Mrs. James Nyman Jr. STATE COLLEGE Alice Crilly of Bast Prospect | avenue, spent this week at the New | School Sunday, try and boost that | & york World's Fair, | i i | virginia Keeler of West Nittany | | Avenue had as her weekend guest Gladys Buryker of Tyrone, | Mr. and Mrs, W. RR. Long of East! | Nivtany Avenue spent several days recently in Erie, Mrs. Robert Brennan of West | Beaver Avenue, is confined to her bed because of illness Mr. and Mrs, E 1 Wide of South CHI street, visited thelr | daughter, who is a patient in the Altoona Hospital, on Friday Mr. and Mrs, Harold Packer ol Blanchard, spent Sunday at the nome of Mr, and Mis. Charles Kunes of Milles street | Mr and Mrs, Milford Oyler | Bast NiLany Avene, spent | weekend in Hershey Mrs. Walter Parsons of street, Is confined to her cause of liness Theresa Bmetko, of East College Avenue, spent the weekend at the nome of her parents in Windber Mrs. Hubert Koch, of South Bur- | rowes street, visited her sister re- | cently in Pleasant Gap, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Orr of State College had as their recent guests Mr. and Mrs, Albert Orr and Mr and Mrs. Phillip Yarnell of Hub- lersburg Mr. and Mrs. Samuel] Weaver of East Beaver Avenue celebrate their 54th wedding anniversary on Saturday Margaret College Avenue ol Lhe Helster bed be. Gamer of Eas! who has been con- fined 0 her bed because of Ulnews 4 mproved al this writing , and Mrs. William Markle and daughter Eleanor spent Thursday at the Bloomsburg Fair Tussey West Caller has been spending som relatives in Holliday re Is of and Mrs. Harry Long of Hels- had as their guests Mrs dgister and OLrother-in-iavw and Mrs Lrvin ot r street Wilhelm Mr. and Mrs. Waller Parsons of Helster street, had as their gues's Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Russe Fleck and two children and Mrs Mary Simpson and daughter all o Altoona, Mr. and Mrs South Pugh Street in Orviston and Mrs, Carl Doasin Avenue, sj ith relatives Roger Poorman ol were recent vis- ) of East Fal nt end visiting w Conn and gh street, Mr of Bellwood Russell Anstead Beard of Heister weekend at the home €r's parents in Florence Berry of onfined to nouns Mrs had and Earl Musser H as their weekend Mrs JM Musser d Edward spent the ‘ orm an Bree, { the Cresson Miles her bed because Liness Mr Jaseph the pn and Mrs y Aventis, are of a bady boy Mrs J. H MceNight of Bast Ham Hen Avenue, spent the weekend visitng In Hollidaysburg Mrs. Regina Droeye of West Nit any has a= her guest MM: HH of Brook of Burrowes: bed Des Mrs. John Glenn confined to Uiness street i8 her cause of ———————————————— KENNEDY Mrs. Joseph T. Leathers hag re- turned home after being treated a. the Centre County Hospital, Belle- fonte Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood McBEarn and sons Donald and James of Wii- lamsport, spent the weekend ai the latter's mother’s, Mrs Lilly Bryan Oscar Fisher and Mis Betty Shawley were callers at the J F McCartney home Sunday p m Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Butler and family of Runville, were callers in our village Priday evening Cc husking and apple butter iting is all the go in cur village at present William Glenn called on Bryan Saturday p m. Mrs. Robert Thompson of Belle- forte, called on her mother Mrs. H Alkey on Sunday. Autumn is here again the forests are all In beauty with all colors Sunday school next Sunday at 8:30. Every one come and bring a friend. Welcome to all “ - PLEASANT VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Carl Welsh and Mrs. Lizzie Heaton of Tyrone, speni the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Richner, LuVera Eminhizer and Johnny | Rudy spent the weekend with Le- | Vera's parems, Sunday visitors at the home of | Harvey Eminhizer were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Welsh, Mrs. Lizzie Heal fon of Tyrone and Hannah Emin- hizer. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Richner of Bellefonte R. FP. D., spent Sunday at the home of thelr parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Richner. Theodore Eminhizer and Anna Rudy spent Sunday afternoon at | the home of Mr. and Mrs, Lee Hock enburg. Mr. and Mrs. George Houdeshell are the proud parents of a baby girl, Mrs. Houdeshell Is not so well, put we wish her a speedy recovery. william Richner Is not so well Jack | at this writing, but we wish him a | speedy recovery. LITTLE NITTANY : October 5, 1939, — TE ROMOLA & Johngton, Attys, There were 65 present at Sunday — NOTICE Notice i hereby annual corporate litle higher. Church every Thursday evening at 7:46; Harvest Home services this Thursday even- ing, everybody welcome Pa oh hold at Sunday calers ay the home of J" Bellotonte, Pu Mrs, Lydia Confer, were Mrs, Susan Fulton, and daughter of Clearfield. Mr, and Mrs, John Heverly spent Sunday at Orviston Mra, Willamn Butler spent the weekend at Baltimore at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Preston Robb Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Robson and family called at the latter's mother on Bunday George Heverly's about the same Mrs. Floyd Weaver called at the Lock Haven Hospital on Sunday Wo see her daughter, Mrs. Charley Bowes and son, report them getting along fine Mr. and Mra at the home Sundey Those who were at 0. © Weaver home on Sunday for dinner and supper were EA Brickley of Wis, who was guest of honor Other callers were: Mr. and Mrs Robert Brickley of Jersey 8hore and children E Jeanne, Marion, Robert and William; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brickley and children, Billy, 8hir- ley Anne of Mill Hall; Mr. and Mrs Budd Poorman and children, Ban- dra, Edwin, of Lock Haven; Mr and Mrs, Charles Brickley and children Helen and Ronald of Lock Haven; Mr Mrs. Doyle Brick- ley, daughter Beity Rae of Mill Hall, Mr Mrs. C. A. Brickley and family Richard and Viola; M: and Mrs, R. J. McCloskey and son Gibson of Avis; Mr. and Mrs, Rob- Apker daughter Mary Louise, of Mill Hall; Mr. and Mrs Milton Weaver and famly, Betly Richard and Ronal Mr an} Arthur Weaver, children James. Mr Mrs. O sons Glens iat of given meeling on Monday electing five trustees In with Article IV Districts a hereinafter as shall ted ore meeting Dwiyiots No tre Hall Borough and Oregy Townships District congisting of Millheim Borough Haines and Miles and Penn properly ootne Potter condition is Undonville Borough snd Unison ships: District No. Vi Howard Borough and Milesburg ough and Boggs and Curtin Howard and Liberty Townships No Vi consist ing if riot of Boyd Young were Harvey Young of ol the an anc and ert and Jane Mrs Louise and C. Weave: and and daughter Our own guess It won't now before airplanes will be ing cities on Lhe . tern fron weslern iran Legal Notices CALTION NOTICE the public my wife Kathyyn not be responsitie ae may contract DOYLE L SHOOK Bellefonte Pa I hereby osution not or any debra ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Mutter of the Beck. late of Aeornsed aaministntion on been granted persons indebled 1 gy an we Sarah H Townshis Latiers of estate having underdggned. ail of Moo onlate P Half Give you Give cook ing beats from one whit, with one switch from super speed 0 simmer and thie bests 10 betwmern NA. ==. EN FXECTUTRIX NOTHOH In the Matter of the Estale of JOuun Stewart Williams ate of liberty Township Centre County deceased Letters testamentary (h the above eatate having been granied 10 the undemigned al! perons lndebled L he said estate sre requetsd to make payment and those having clsima prevent the sane duly proven, with- Bellefonte | Executrix, Monument, Pa. Johnston x4) the whe mene of the Centre County Hos whe Court Hone Oct tive 1030, st wight o'clock in the even. ing of sald day, for the purpose of scoordance of the By-Laws Centre County Hosplial, representing Indicated, and WwW transact such other business “io II, consisting of Cen. and Ct “ Iv and Town No ships: Districts No. V, consisting and Huson and Worth and Twylor Town. consis Re -— Shoe Borough Burnside Townshl od to elect one marid and Snow Shoe and ; We such entitl- Bach of sadd Districts, Nos. ITI, IV, entitled of V. VI, and VII Is preliminary elections spective trustees at meslings of the members COMPOTION resident In Weir Districty YS pinces within at convenient thelr tines prior Ww of of mid the results slections Ww £4 ow ect or the wach annus] meelngs Fr are i wr elton and fuel held and will be meeting to regireve utd Bey Nave on wr oy ted, an nid Bn ras He ) elected elections Ax £51 Al of Ty A prev He IR Trustees and No We Board CAUM, Secretary of JERSE H ww hold re prelani nary of the ree designated each of seid Districs the shove mentioned date and to report preiuninary preliminary re. held ot elect h pre reliminar y no esction repre 2 This besutiful sew low. priced G-E gives all the advantages of electric cookery ~~ PLUS all the other advantages only a G-E Range can offer. 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