December 14, 1939. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page Five VFW Celebrates | mist acim Old Clock Is Sn BD BB BB DS SS BB BD DS Si Ss SSB i: ~ 11th Birthday vie sae. doses nae oi Valuable Relic = TA Lg ii nation should have a Thanksgiving (Continue Day 366 days of the year in grati- i 4 f J BE untinued from Page D | tude for being American citizens. (Continued from Page 1) ’ ! said, is that since many European We don't appreciate our citizen and Pleasant Gap. Judge Burnside '§ ; \ Batlons seem to be guilding their | Ship as we should, he concluded, . | purchased this property on the cor- : ’ fitinies on the theory that migh Department Commander Lloys C.| [o of (he Diamond In 1811, for \ . 0 f magazine articles which report that asked veterans to remember the oc. sjonn: Mrs. Mary Morris and A ; | | } LE | ON ; RU | ¥.\ K alihough the new arms are poten orphans at the National VFW Home y n a / . 5 0 poten Judge James Burnside, who mar- ; J s right the United States Pike, of Harrisburg, declared that $3,500. should bufld its defenses to with the VFW bs currently Shor Hing a Hon Thomas Burnside, born in "py \ fr £ Pla stand any onslaughts which may | Pension pian lor all disabled vet yr... July 28, 1782, died March and effective, the supply of them in Michigan at Chsistmag time. He ried Rachel, daughter of U. S ) « ’ t the sr 1 f¢ olor n and the plans for producing them 81so sald that the school [or veler=| gengior gimon Cameron. By his in wartime quantities, are woefull, second wife he had Thomas, Wil- 5 i \ RRR —_ » -— be made against (his country eran bo yl 25, 1861, In Germantown at the The speaker declared that on a ‘Ne Proposal wil be residence of his daughter, Mary pecent visit to the U. 8. Ordnance | the nexy session of Congress Burnside Morris, grandmother of Department proving grounds & Leo Moerschbacher, of Phillps-| yon poland Morris, of Philadel- Berdeen, Md. he and several PUR, | senior vice commander. oni. Judge Burnside was State nds were deeply impressed wit? sketched the hisiory of veterans’ Senator, president judge of this the power and efficiency of new | PENSIONS frm the early days down district and later was appointed one arms being developed in this coun- '0 the present ume, oun Gnav, of the Justices of the Supreme try. Since then, he added, the Department Adjutant, of Willlama-| oop of pennsylvania gense of security resulting from the | port, predicted a bright future Joi Children by his first wife, Mary trip to the proving grounds has been | Jacks R= Crispin Bayle POS meming, were: Jane, wife of Har- greatly shattered by authoritative Which he helped to organize, and |... sgann of Bolling Springs, now 3, introduced at TR u - EE SEESESISSSSS - BE -— Tet. - - -Tet- PI EF I I b-—— . . a BT ad un oie A SOR - Bd RD ’ ; BR Rr ad aT ay - EEE te AE TE ae a. . » ud d . . J ath be bins Renbssbinbinabdmidnasdnl bimbvboubduadd mired duit ido dri allay over 65 vears of age, and that ans’ orphans at Scottdale, Pa, is in inadequate. He added that whiie need oa equipment and that y.p Charles, Sarah, Lucy, Mrs [a . oo eparediien a wok Wh " ° Ng om Ly e frend Ellen Graflus and Mrs Frances N . f | it is not nearly so hich as the cos. | APPrECinfd Beal, wife of Hon. David Boal U 0 e e y . en n 0 wd : . of war. Judge Walker declared Mrs. Myrtle A Beyer, department — yy. pucy Winters Potter, whose ¢ Pp n Y r \4 / 4g . Fae — Xd) Tose i p wid pilitasy experts estimate Sh Sides Bon Je ladies Auxitiary portrait hangs below the clock in $ . . \ 1 ‘ fd a! ] : [1/71 under the present sei-up it woul iin De a WIE SUE the hall of the Library, was a sis- [8 ‘ i : 3, ¢ N : _— organization and declared that the _ raed dha 4 VA { t J MEH ‘ take the United States two years ' Organization and red that the |; of Judgn Burnside's second wite. '§ § nti ristimas i HE bli AND CHROME thme-to train and .fully equip an| Work is fvelod, as [oliGws. Mrs. Potter was the wife of Hon be \ EEL i . apo man ehicoL A hl | Dts hm. ACLS, ATIC | Jur rn Pata a ed Ths mmr as A 3 Il 7 FYI] day is not an impressive army for | IM. JUNIOr ACKIIESS ANC MEemBET= in 1839 while a member of Congress $ YORI RSIS TERT dite SE ES El Vo Py Ke "eo @ even a small nation up. She stated that a new HCAC=| from this district. { ki . oy Toastmaster Love was introduced to be opened in Harri Another sister, Mary Winters wi vy ’ C | i : he by James J Leitzell, chairman of } in the near [ulure the wife of Charles Huston A X | g : Per / the banquet committee, while the a——y ————— time president judge of this district opening features bf the evening's T Di A and later commissioned one of t program were a solo “My Buddy rout ie S Justices of the Supreme Court sung by Mrs, Howard Casper ‘ana Pennsylvania, 4 prayer by thesRev. H. H. Jacob Truck Upsets or . pasicr of the Bellefonte Evange cal church. After veterans of th» (Continued from Page 1) Name Committees Spanish American War and' the * World War wege introduced, the, thrown into the water when the In Drive for Jobs Toastmaster presenied 18st t an rneq “red . - . > rs of the Post: Ray C. Nall x and numercus laceravion ne The following Job Mobilizatior ~ > NT 4 3 A walnut-finished penyshade, Samuel M. Shalicro 0 i ¢n 1 t of the toe wave beer named in'3 hn NRE J TOR i 4 even drawer des and Jesse HA Caum. Charles E allons of fuel in the truck counts 3 : js Ye oh 2 : vith chair to match Dorworth was called upon to in- poured from air vents in the top of ay C. Noll. chairman. Pleasant / Pai Gu, Nae . troduce Mayor Hardman PP. Harr 1e tank into the brook Leon Moerschbacher. vices Ng ¢ al ! WEVER BEFORE who spoke briefly Fish me ian rman. Philinsbur a . : N an RE Wy £4 hei. | TF ' ee . Former Judge M plea tt Ante TR aS PER F wi : Te 0 a A GIFT in 3 brief ih expressed the hope | learning of the accident an opafante. ts pron pe ] ¢ ; SY " 7/7 a i » et. {UKE THIS! that the nited Sig hay eded It movin me { the ' : -£ “o ot SAA | at A " : no further “velerar f * fore ish A wh i : : wars?” declaring that the fitl believed wey will return tn ner. of this nation’s participation in mal health. It was estimated that Wars overseas has been asmons.ra ann 1 lv 580 other trcut los ed time and again in the past. He r live added that the United States woula The Fish ission at Harris- do well to make (his country saf® burg \ { from invasion, and to provide ade-' that an invest quate pensions for those disabled in n two other occasions Cole. baked from & famous oid sovthers recipe, snd Bis Chromium Cole past Wars. stream were killed, but the caus ing Julian Martha - f . Set are yours, Free, on teed shows This quelivy cole i Glled with the The Rev. Father W. E. Downes. was never determined B F Niccdemus Cha rman, RNG Lr. |g Fed { ineh Ud « r with :3 j | ‘ choicest Cron, cherries, paspple, srange and lemon peel, reli, E Oi. Bent 155, Past Slatin ‘ the in i v i } VE leer wil : : y . > pocem, otc, blended with wported wpm cellophane waged tad . 2Salmrur Divs I3PORE. BS make 4 practical gift for “HER jug Boaldbure. oe ¥ at ma 1 convenient for “HER” to store wi thing 4 9 glen cole plete are included, ton. Don't min thu Christmas elie, Mary K. Stewart 8. K. Hostetle ‘ John R. Doty, David Billett, Russell € ye " _ W. Adamitz, and John H. Henzey, ¢ in - ied as e Ralph « all of State College. and Rev W. Tlingsworth, of Pine Grove Mills | % 15-PIECE i : 4 sllefontes ©O ton { iting — i» Bellefonte mmities including ¢ . A welt made onh 5 . Milesburg, Pleasant Gap Centre 2 i 1 i finished table wilh Hall Samuel M. Shallcross, chair- | J : a § 4 four sturdy chal man: Karl Kusse, Harry Dunlap € § i \ Dewey Sorenson, Calvin Tro Fgil T Risan, Willlam Emerick Clarence Wynne, H. P. Harris, Mar- (§ § garet Widdowson, all of Bellefonte § E Snow Shoe committees including ; Clarence and Moshannon) James Bates. Snow Shoe, chalrman: Res J. W. Palfy, and Jacob Priedmar S Hi} if Clarence: Robert E. Kech and 2 Ui! . Clair L. Hall. 8now 8hoe ‘¢ Howard committee (including M! Rush township and Sandy Lester George, chalrman Moerschbacher, Mrs. Dori John Wallin Bernard Rev. Charles W. Maclay Lee, of the Lee Metal of Philipsburg Port Matilda committee T=" V- WITH ANY PURCHASE OF *19'* OR OVER Tee What & pedect gift. fe big deliciom 4b “Mansion Hou" Frat BA ADB I with red ribon. The gleaming dvome pleted sever end paling 1%" hh Ld md SE lL BE BE Eh SE - BE ALE -n Eagle Jlanchard, Jacksonville § 28 ER, { Monument and Orvision) Balser A guaranteed electric, fam- § ; a il Weber, chairman: Thos. A. Pletch- EQ Uy size washer, including i %. AA gE Co ban Willard McDowell Howard ’ an ironing board, electric i i " wk pg. WW ! N M e A R E D 5 " . « § iron. 10 packages of Rinse, 1 : i) J 5’ Bers ® = | ¥ ! L Nevin Yearick, Bellefonts w SN CS v me Millbeim and Spring Mill om- yo i able mattresses mittee tincluding Madisonb Si di ( A man: Earl E. Espenshade Morris Y 4 u 10 Ou( Mamolin, Howard Bricker Miil- ida, Cobum: Robert W. Bierly, Re. ¢@ ¢ deed bed bersburg: Waller PFetterolf, Madi- § Carson. Mt Eagle: Milton Kune y : a large clothes hamper abd A . ks x RF . z on. v + Mnior it » u . SL Blanchard: Oscar Kramer, Monu- § B lothes basket ¥ : Included in this price are » full-pancled \ 5) ment: “Chiek” Gardner, Orviston 9 7, hs ord metal beds, twa coil springs, and (we comfort ‘ «® Aaronsburg. Rebersburg and We ward) Samuel McMullin, chair heim; Owen Smith, Aaronsburg: H. - § Chalee of colors in 4 I< > 3 EE rnrcoaets ¥ an 1 =» lapesiry covers. Op \ ) » wit oll td: 1oe Von 8 R. Bowersox. Woodward: Le ! d ens to twin or full + gsonburg, and John Robinson Miils _- oni - DAIRY HERD IMPROVEMENT POPULAR IN PENNSYLVANIA PWHITE FLASH | ol STOR OIL | . a | MO AAR ALY rr Pifty-five of Pennsylvania's 87 LUBRICATION SERVICE | counties have dalry herd improve. ment associations. Bradford county LISTEN TO ATLANTIC FOR THE BEST IN SPORTS BROADCASTING leads with six. while Susquehanna and Tioga counties are next with five associations each According to I. E. Sideiman, dairy Fr’ extension specialist of the Pennsyl- 4 vania State College, who supervis- u Ww a es the associations, 88 of the 89 or. ganizations in the state have pasted IVER RMR the original goal for an average pro- F (4 / duction of 300 pounds of butterfat she wants! per cow. Twenty-two associations have passed the 350-pound average In 1810, dairy farmers in Chester county organized Pennsylvania's first dairy herd improvement asso- ciation. The average butterfat pre. duction for cows owned by members the first year was 235 pounds. Ten years later it had climbed to 268 pounds, while the average for last year was 328 pounds — iain sii nt MP Ad SAA APPLES PROVIDE GOOD SOURCE OF VITAMINS . - . MAPLE GROUP : Two pieces of well (P fe 4 Nr constructed maple S 95 : ae Tha So A with choice of tap- esiry covers Platiorm Rocker # a rm Rr nga. Bagh bo Bish Te Tes ¥ h i FREE aE Ra a, - Because of the abundance of ap- ples this year, they can be added economically to any diet. According i : : DELIVERY to Miss Jean Hood, extension nutri- tionist with the Pennaylvania State : College, apples supply vitamins RS a f{ AE CE RE TE AE EE A SE AE TE SE minerals and sugar. i Ve ve Vey PRP Pla Non Bs | Apples contain vitaming A and G in small amounts and are a fair ... SUCH A HELP AROUND HOLIDAYS! iii ciic: of isms & ovo vit w MEd edd SES e Eg Ey give her an Meals for 10! e ee Mle of the vitamin electric roaster! Here is automatic An slseiiic. TORN e in Soy but i’ dosssrl nan | cooking that releases her from bast: cooks meals for as few ples, says Miss Hood, for they still | and s Li os A Sine ot or pty, |Ts mew soa i athe via: F U R N I T U R E C 0 M P A N that will save her time, trouble and 80 it can be used for stroy. It is best to cook apples in a | Y money every day in the year. the holiday meal! | small amount of water sinee some of | . SE ere Jd 2 y WEST PENN SUGGESTS THAT YOU VISIT TRE : ‘ } Slectzic ROASTER DEALERS iy, Chor set OW Jo MARS. taelf the 230 EAST COLLEGE AVE ~~ PHONE 2902 STATE COLLEGE, PA. % | most beautiful place In witch to) aC memes. | Fie) grafrules ah - RS RAR I - —-. C) FTE TRTRTEY Ch
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