rage Two THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. NEWS IN BRIEF AND PERSONALS OF UNIONVILLE (Reported by Bpecial Correspondent) | and Priday | House Bible School in N, Y, where —) = Hallowe'en Party: Mr Andrew G. Hall entertained following bovs and girls at a hal- lowe'en party at thelr home Tues day evening. The evening was spent in playing games and at eleven o'clock refreshments were served consisting of ginger bread, cocoa, apples and all day suckers Walter Houtz, John Williams, vin Connly, Leland Eminhizer, John Barton Edward John Robison, Lloyd Brus el Brugger, Fred Hall, Charles all, Milford Hall, Ethel Ethel Jean Stere, Mary Houtz, Williams, Kathleen Homan, Watkins, Donald Hall, Hazel Lucas Marie Stambaugh, Catherine Stam- baugh, Vivian Eminhizer Mary Margaret Williams, Bell Bruss Dor-thy Emenhizer and Mary Wil- 1H vy LANs Methodist Church Ser Wed! Alice Services-Pray on Epwort! 6:30 pm Free Methodist Clureh Services: folks praye vice Tues day Presbyterian Church Services: :— Bake Kale wp Bazan: daughter and Leon Durst a: wv Ler 3 Harold Pisher is spend- ouple weeks with her ee ¥. Ralph Zahn and wife, Sunday n in ineral th ne ig been of vend the fu Hall of Di x Run, ¢ wili be a Republican Rally in the Community House on Thurs- evening when Republican to greet the voters community, and tell them ho should votz next Tuesday Mr Arlie Nor raft couple days last i aunts, Mrs He Sensor rone and cal afternoon the winter of th aay on the present rihi Lew! week Allie They led on He ex- months of of spend the soufhiand Miss Myra Underwood ing a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs. Charles Schaeffer of Bellefonte, Charles having been ill for the past five weeks with a car- buncle on the back of his neck. He is improving slowly and all hope for complete recovery Hassel] Stere, sori of Mrs. Almeda Btere of this place and a resident of Altoona, met with an accident while at his work last week and fractured his skull. He is improv- ing slowly in the Altoona Hospital. 8 his is His many friends in this commu- | # nity hope his complete recov ery | may be speely. TAKE HOME SOME 1... WITH EACH HANDY LOT OF & suLss BOUGHT NOW Electric Supply Co. BELLEFONTE, PA. i, and Mrs, | the | | Mel- | wal- | Lucas, | Mary | and send Wena | burg, visited for a few days at the { nome of Mrs, Coder's father, Harry | Faust, { E. B. Paimer home, “My Skin Was Full of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stere and daughter Margaret motored to Al- toona on Sunday and visited with refatives, also called on Hassell Stere in the hospital. iss Margaret Parsons and Lor- raine spent the weekend with | their parents, Mr, and Mrs. E L Parsons, Margaret being a student in business chool in Harrisburg and Lorraine student of Penn State HOLTS HOLLOW Beckie Miller, nurse from New York City, spent several days with friends and relatives at thi State College Mrs. Ida Johnson had the misfor- tune of falling and dislocating her AbD shoulder. We for her a speedy a a place nope son of Mr. and spen in War- Sheesley and I” Watson son and Wesley ol with an James learfield weekend home f{olks rs. Cly Watson Roberts, Mrs spent a few days New York World's Fal Wis spent the Mrs, Butler n in and son Stella slat attended ie ves the Robb « on al Stump, ————-— —— — FORE MATILDA meeting Mrs evenin church York, Pa. Burial Presbyterian | Bennett was a son d Mary Bennett, both | He was 70 years old and | survived by his wife Laura one daughter of York, Pa and Mrs. George Benner of Hall, spent several hours y with Mr. and Mrs. J. B They also spent part of the | with Mrs, Lizzie Eberts at Ty here the Thor deceased day rone Reported Charles Dunlap Funk Mrs. A.B. Williams’ Sunday School class surprised her on Mon- | day evening by coming to her home | and presenting her with a bes 1 electric Jamp which she appreci- very much. Members of the | Class are Jimmy MeKlivison, George Rhule, James ‘WRKliams, Harry Woodring, Irvin Litzell, Paul Wood-~ | ring, Earl Zones, Bobby Robison, | After playing games Mrs. Williams wrved refreshments J ————— POTTERS MILLS E. Hennigh, wife and sons, Bertha 8tover of Madisonburg, Sati with friends in Al- | a » Mra Ethel sick list are and Mrs on the i £4 Uti- | home after | Milesburg with her { family. H Mrs Spent toona Charles ersford, are at the J G Walter daughter, Mrs irday Foust and family of Roy- spending a few weeks Boal home Armstrong wife and Hoy Royer and two daughters, of Bellefotite, visited on} Sunday afternoon at the FP. F. | Palmer home. Mrs. Palmer is not | improving from her nervous trouble | as fast as her friends would wish, | Mr. and Mrs. G. H. McCormick | motored 10 Amity Hall, Sunday af-| ternoon and brought home with | { them Mrs, Laura E. McCormick and | Miss Caroline McClaskey, who had | spent the past two weeks In Read ing. They were brougnt to Amity Hall by Mr. W. E McCormick, wile and son. James Coder and wife of Adams- Clyde Walker and family of Axe Mann, visited on Sunday ai the Pimples, Blemishes” Saye Verna 8.: "Since using Adler ka the pimpin are gone. My skin is mnooth and glows with health.” Ad- lerikn helps wash BOTH bowels, and relieves temporary constipation that often avalos Dad complexion Widmann & Teah, Ine, Druggists | burn, | East { Brungart last | Mr. and Mrs { phia | James Breon | Saturday dinner guests at the home {and Mrs, | Thursday at | Mrs, Carl REBERSBURG Mr. and Mrs. Alan Greene of Seattle, Washington, visited Rev and Mrs. N. FP. Douty last Thursday enroute to Hephzibah this winter, ww do students for China will be leaving they before | Missionary work WwW. J. Miller of and Mrs, Kermit Mr. and Mrs Lebanon and Mr Rossman and son Jackie of Co- visited the former's (father Elmer Miller, Sunday. Miss Annie Walker and friend of | Willlamsport, were weekend guests with her mother, Mrs, Gertrude Corman Mr. and Mrs iting at the Roy Jloomsburg, thls week Mr. and Mrs, Fred Bender ol State College, were Sunday guests with the latter's mother, Mrs. Elia Diehl Mr: urgical town hospital this writing J. N. Moyer are vis- | Mastellar home al Harry Boone underwent a operation at the Lewis- last Thursday. At she is getting along nicely. Mr. Boone's mother, Mrs Bertha Boone of Millheim, Is keeping ise for the family at this time M1 Paul ho Weaver, Mrs Frances at and Mrs. LL L Rishel and daughters Helen of Millheim, called 8. Hosterman home, Sunday Rossman friend of s. Thomas {ted at the Charles an Mr : Vis home. Bunday of Penn weekend with his Brungart and A u Stale aunt relia Arbogast family the heart Wi pending three in Mil- on Mr w Joan Burd H and Mr. and spent Sunday the Grand and Mrs Brungart of Erie is at the home of his parents Mrs "John Brungart, Miss Deborah Musser of ol was a weekend visitor Mrs. Edith Gentael Elizaoeth Cephart Mrs Meyers and son Charles Jr Miss Alice Long of State Col- visited Mrs. Emma Corman, nday. Mrs Nathaniel Ziegler Raymond and wife, of lis were Thursday evening the same home Ziegler and family were visitors in Lewistown. Elizabeth Reigel of burg was a Sunday night visitor al the home of her son-in-law Roy Arbogast: and madly. The sale of 8. H. Hackenberg last Saturday was well attended and fair prices realized. This week Mr Hackenberg and Paul Miller will exchange homes, the latter to bDe- gin farming in the W. J. Hacken- berg farm, east of Smullton and the former to move info the east side of the W. J Hackenberg home in Rebersburg, SMULLTON here was a cooking demonstra- tion at the home of Mrs, Harold N Tuesday evening Weekend guésts at the home of Rufus Brungart were William Donaghue, of Philadel- visiting Mr. and { State at es Harry Brungart, and William Wilcox, Mis. Joe Smull spent the week- end at Lock Haven with her son, Wesley Wolle and wife | Mrs, Carrie Detwiler returned spending last week ai gon Donald and and were Miss Shelva Jean Breon, of Loganton of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Brungart. Rev. and Mrs. Dale Kohr, Mrs.' C. M. Gramley, Mrs. J. V. Brungart Anne Auman spent last Harrisburg attending Missionary conference i Mrs. Ida Walizer and Mr. and Weber were visitors in Georges Valley Sunday afternoon. VALLEY VIEW Miss Hazel Corman entertained her C. E. class Thursday evening at | a Hallowe'en party. There were 31 | present Mr. and Mrs. Albert Corman | spent Sunday at Danville with Mrs. Corman's father, Mott Wilson, Christ Eckley’s condition at pres- | ent is not much improved. Miss Jean Eckley and Betty Eck- | ley spent Sunday with their parents | Mr. and Mrs, Forest Eckley, | Sao Those who spent Sunday with | ToL Mr. and Mrs, William King were: Mr. and Mrs. Chester Tressler and | family, Mr, and Mrs. Hoy King and family, and Mr. and Mrs, Paul Eckley and family. Miss Winifred Lose and friend Mr. EMling spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Cmir Lose, - A war boom might look good for a while, But, in the end, it is a head- ache. | will be as follows: {at 10 Hackenberg Middle- | | & Stover, Nov, PINE GLEN Church services for November | Sabbath School a. m.; church service at 11 a. m. and Epworth League at 7:90 p. m. Everybody welcome Millard Benton and James Holt who are in the CCC camp at Coe burn were home over the weekend Dorothy McCullough, who a registered nurse at the Punxsutaw. ney Hospital spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A G McCullough Mr. and daughter Lloyd Wertz Phyllis, have returned from Erie to Camp Bob. Terrel Wertz has secured employment and will remain in Erie for the present Mrs. John Ammerman has re. turned home from a visit vo hm mother in Williamsport Mrs. Iva Burkey spent a few with her father Robert Askey week, Mrs. Burkey and Mi Cullough wok dinner with M: J. Cole at Potlersdale, Monday Miss Bernice Bowes was 10 field Tuesday to atlend the ¢ wedding anniversary there Visitor at Mrs and Oi Hl Clyde Hoover day were Mr Mrs, Cloyd den of Clearfield; Mr. and M: Bradford and daughter Barbara Lecontes Mills Edna Viehdorfer spent with her Mr. and Mrs. Russell turned home after weekend with Mn H and Mrs Ru ell Public Sales NOV al pubM 3 mi sy Hollow Oe and {f Kartha parent Hoove Sunday SATURDAY Mor 4 £ Mie at Leora Hout ey Food is lg & clean up 1 yolk FRIDAY, MARCH 20--A O mings will offer ai public asic at his fasm near Reboot Lo Hive Slook, farm Implements and AN bousehold goods. This ls a clean | up Wise & Hubler, auch Nov.4 "+ .:': Will offer at home about | vent church or 3 Miedurg. in Holts Hoi) ow lowing personal proper LIVESTOCK —Japeey cow fremh In January, second | years Old. Holstein heifer er, brood sow and six pigs chickens Guoks, geeas, guin- PARM IMPLEMENTS —Bilacksmith forge, cut-off raw. cultivator: chains including theotor ohalng spring Wagon, pair single harness and check lines; single trees; 4 chalrs, 2 rockers, ood leather Davenport, 13. gnuge ahot gun rifle; good baltery redio; a ot of dishes and cooking utensils, Maytag washer, with paso. Une motor: 2 cots; oll sove and sweeper, Lrooder and Lrooder stove, chicken wire; chicken feeders. lant ern, lamps. wardrobe, oorn braker; corn ahelier otc. Sale st | p.m Terma—COash. LL. Prank Mayes, auct Ou» nase (zeorge Robb wale of public mile Eas! mises at ba whe Ade Norsh of 1 the 105- be 2 will calf Nov.15 : : Roy Korman Willi offer at public sale on the Mrs. Martha Sindel farm at the west end of Stomnitown, Halfmoon towne ship. Centre County, the following personnl property LIVESTOCK — Diack team, weight 2800, 8 and § years old; gray mare, weight 1400, 8 years old, B cows, and one Lull, mostly Holsteins, some are Goss springers, Poland China sow due to farrow in November FARM IMPLEMENTS —Keyethne hay louder; John Deere hay rake MoCortnick mower. Empire grain drill; Oliver tractor plow, No. 109 tRO-TOoW corn planter, corn worker Syracuse plow. spike-tooth harrow No. 15 Delawal electric cream separa tor, tmaller sagon. corn and oats by the bushel and many other articles tod numerous to mention. Sale at 12 ovickk noon, launch will be served by the M. E Oharch. Mayes auot 245 Miss Lottie . > 21 . . Hettinger Will offer at puBlic sale on the | Epheres Hettinger farm 2 miles east of Centre HMI in Potter Twp ing in he road to Spring Mille } JAVESTOCK Team of good work mules welght 2200 iba; 15 head of cattie, 4 milkch cows, 2 with second calves and 2 with third calves; 2 buld:, 20 mo. old, seven headq of heifers and steers. 3 fat hogs, welght | 250 toe: 300 Kerlin quality puliets, | blood tested. 100 yearling hens. afl | tested. 50 New Hompsliire Red pul. Hockmian's strain, like new: hay | loader; Walter A, Wood mower, { dump rake; Deering self rake: Hoosier | | rain drill; | Ing cultivator: riding cultivator; walk- | ase walking | 1 two-way Oliver riding plow. | | spreader; good 4-inch tire wagon; 2 | handy farm waRons, International fiotee power engine on skids: ad | 22-1¢. hay Jaden; set stone : sheaf o agony 88 new: hare poon, pulleys and lg BB 150-11 jong, new: hay shovels; J Sack pin Re double trees: cavenet; ; + numerous to mention; also a 1035 hh car With original tires, ‘Draw Jurors ead. | Henderson xver For December ii: | Tgen, (Continued from Page 1) ey i C Wilmer Chas. C DG Mr Hed Mm I Kelley, Clifford Kermtetter ‘Thos Long. Hasten P Lacas, Flora Late, Harvey N Lytle, Preston Johnson Mensch, Thomas H., manager Pe Se lhetonte Albert V., truckman, Philip m arg soldier, Philipsburg Howard R. D Munson farmer Bellstonte HB uskpr tate College Bellefonte Orviston Martin Onceols Milly | Meyer, J Milesbury | Miller Jas. EB Ellery, laborer Hurry, laborer Henry © Rogus, Ms. W. O prumberger, M. E sunt Smead, Jos, laborer Tomehick, Jos. miner Quick, Mary, husk: Mill GRIMINAL COURT JURORS (Meet Monday, December 11) Alkens, Mrs. Nancy, huskpr Mildbur W Barnes, Harry W., truck drives Myers, Earl G ’ Bellefonte | pues ver Prede Chas. E., optician hs Stel le Madisonbu Sharer O Pp ¢ L. laborer. Sharnless. Laws Biante Chas. A #lectrician Bell Paul FP laborer Rena, huskp: Morvan Mille Pots Marvolf | McClean Anna Harr Le [8 vio rus oy Rev | Moore Muscer Victor, | Claren B Hohreok H » ( arry Coliege it, Ron R. 3 Le efonte Bell OURT (Meet ™ farmey nuskpr K Arthur rd rick E farmer Pq Manday trong, Clady salesman aad ool ~ Philipsburg | Paul, huskp:.. Beostohwe Kroens Keeper ’ Viwsgpmoury Harry D., Lineman, Mulhelin Jug. M., mechanic Oentre Hau Margaret BOOK Keeper Blau dalrymal Centre W.. mechan Centre hiudkyr Plhisgmoury Belittone BoRAsmre Belletlontwe Belwtonw Davis, J eclor, Dus, Mrs Ero finfield L { Philipsburg | retired State C or | Inborer Ram Phi Boring huskpr Hw huicpr . State College foreman Port Matilda KR. laborer. Coburn farmer Woodwara Unionville laborer. Howard 1 2 mall carrier State huskpr.. Slate Y. selestnar Belisfonte Bellefonte Philip M laborer, ie 1 Evans Paust Carey en C College wila College Carrick, LL H Hall Harper, Harry Hall Herman, Mm. Robert Herr Hess Hill, L Howard Leviell Mrs oO Virgl A A nusikpr Hin, aecy mechan i Paul foreman Wiihur FPF... burgess Male Colioge Bpring Milis farmer Centre Hall, R miner. Clarence Olarence operator Milesiyurg Jhilipeturg College College wal Lress, farmer Bate College minister Rebersbury rer. Port Matilda R 1 forest. ranger Spring Mills, R upv.. Port Matlida labrer Howard husk pr Lemont wt Matiida R 1 Sandy Ridge ant Aagongury clerk State Coliege farmer, Bellefonte R Bellefonte Midesthury Howard R | Porte Matilda farmer A Ramsel]l E Harry Mark R. 1] McClellan Alert tec hier DICK MoCloskey Meek, Zoe Nagle, Howard Maude Lona Norris O'Donnell 1 oI elieton Parks Pletcher Harr Pred laborer } farmer Howard R 2 i armer Howarg R laborer Snow Bho farmer Letnon Ihrer merch laborer JURORS December 1K) A rouse | Wenael, Gladys Wilkinson, Geo November Zy«1989, huosiepr Howard wrucker Osceola Mills, R Catherine, clerk liefonte Gilbert, laborer. Port Matiida L Wion Wiser MUNICIPA INIC ™, PA. THURSDAY (November Ind) “Four Feathers” (All Color) John Clements CC. Anbrey Smith June Duprez FRIDAY & SATURDAY (November 3rd & Mh) “Blackwell's Island” John Garfield, Rosemary Lane D. Purcell ALWAYS THE FINEST SELECTED SHORTS MONDAY & TUESDAY November 6th & 7th) ’ * ’ Naughty, But Nice Dick Powell Ann Sheridan Gale Page WED. & THURS. Nov. Sth-Sth “IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU” Penna. Blue Label Potatoes - Sweet Potatoes Yellow Onions FINE QUALITY MEATS Whole or Ste End FRESH PORK LOIN ROAST Ready to Serve Hams—small size Branded Steer Beef Steaks Small Smoked Squares Center Chuck Roast Fresh Stuffed Pork Sausage Genuine Heinz Dill Pickles Ground HAMBURGER Quality CHICKENS Fou from Beef Dre Ave wed PORK SHOULDER ‘0 Ib 13¢c - SAVE!! On Garde n-Fresh AP PRODUCE j APPLES vcr wn ry ORANGES n= GRAPEFRUIT Time and Money — Shop the Self Serve Way A&P Save atl b3le CELERY so recs yas) b bag 3% COCOA NU TS Looking for More Cut Ib17¢ Rich With Fresh Fruit § crore PRESERVES Full Strength SPICES - - Ih Ih Ib Ib ib for Ib 15¢ - Ib 2c 24c 25¢ 10¢ 20¢ 2le Se ANN PAGE Just Heal and Eat ANN PAGE 4-1b 7 FRESH DAILY! 15 VARIETIES OF A:P BREAD 2. Tender Cooked - BEANS With Pork ANN PAG wes [Se Michigan Pea Beans FANCY QUALITY Tasty Dill Pickles Corn Flakes owsr. vuss Pancake Flour -~ Waldorf Tissue 2 9c 2 aura 25¢ 2 r= 9¢ 4 ous 15¢ H SUNNYFIELD Prices Below Effective In All A & P Stores In Vicinity nN Rajah ARMOUR'S STAR CORNED BEEF 12-02. tin 19¢ Armour’s Vienna Sausage - 2 tins 19¢ Armour's Potted Meats 2 tins 9¢ ARMOUR'S CORNED BEEF HASH 16-02. can 15¢ Crisco - 3+«~53¢ Camay rvs 3 «17 ¢ Pal amb 10-33c Wise Bale Sate at Lg o'clock. French Dressing—Ann Page Tomato Soup—Campbell’s Cream Drops—Worthmore Soda C Colonial Cookies—Jack Frost Brer Rabbit Green Label Molasses Cleans Pols and Pans Like New Bab-0 Scratch Feed—Daily re 100-1b bag $1.69 Laying Mash—Daily Egg 100-Ib bag $2.35 Milky Way 209% Dairy Feed Daily Milk 169% Dairy Feed Syrup—blended for flavor. qt btl 25¢ 2 8-0z btls 19¢ J cans 23¢ 3 Ib 25¢ 2-1b pkg 15¢ 2 Ib 25¢ rackers—NBC Excell “li . No. 15 can 15¢ can 12¢ 100-1b bag $1.73 100-1b bag $1.35 Ivory ss ru 2 we 19¢ Ivory wre sm 3a 17 ¢ Oxydol +» 2lc CAULIFLOWER 1c vss wn PRE. SPAGHETTI 3 From Top Quality Peanuts tro: PEANUT BUTTER wH 6 Ibs 19¢ 15¢ 17¢ 10c «ux [Qe 2 9c Doz 4 FOR ida 220°s.252's Sige |} I for Your Money ? Then Look for the Name ANN PAGE Tavor 2 = 5c From Top Grade Semolina nr MACARONI 13¢ 17¢ 10c 22¢ 3 ib cans 4 Fancy fona “2 No 2 cans Hominy Tender lona 15¢ petey 1 CLOROX Cleans and Disinfects Qt. Bottle 21 Cc Pint Bottle - 12¢ Peas - - Golden Bantam A&PCorn
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