OVER 7,000 COPIES
Printed and Distributed Each Week. Covers
Thoroughly Every Town and Village
In Centre County.
he Cenfre Democraf
MORE CLASSIFIED ADS
Per Issue Than All Other Centre County
Newspapers Combined, A Quick and
Economical Selling Medium.
VOLUME 58. NUMBER
BELLEFONTE, PA, THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 21, 1939.
SUBSCRIPTION-—$1.50 PER YEAR
—
GRAND JURY MAY ACT IN FATALITY
INQUEST REVEALS HUNTER |
SLAINBY 1 OF 2 WATCHERS Ma
Pine Glen Miner. 42, Vie-
tim of Season’s Only
Fatal Accident
ONE OF WATCHERS
FAILS TO TESTIFY
Slaughter of Bear Out of
Season Aids in In-
vestigation
Grand Jury action on the first
fatal hunting accident in Centre
County this year was suggested yes-
terday by a Coroner's Jury whicn
conducted an inquest into the
death of Noah M. Hahn, aged 42
Pine Glen coal miner who was in-
stantly killed by a bullet near Mo-
shannon Friday afternoon.
The Coroner's Jury retwned a
verdict that the bullet which killed
the Pine Glen man had been fired
by either Oscar “Shefie” Viehdor-
fer, or Millard Quick, both of Mo-
shannon and both members of the
party with which Hahn was hunt-
ing.
The fatality occurred about 3
o'clock Friday afterncon, just a few
hours before the end of 1909
deer season. Yesterday afternoon
State Police at Rockview indicated
that a conference will be held with
the District Attorney to determine
furtiler action in the matter. No
charges had been lodged
either of the men yesterday after-
nocn and they were not in custody
The inquest, held at the Borough
Building, in Snow Shoe, under the
direction ¢f Dr. W. R. Heaton, ol
Philipsburg. Centre County Coron-
er, began Monday morning but wa
adjourned until vesterday ashen
Viehdorfer failed to appear as a
witness. When the session was re-
(Continued on page four)
Incoming Mail
Unusually Heavy
the
against ,
i 5ireet {rom East Howard street,
driver slumped over the wheel
iear, driverless. continued on,
struck
|
i
|
i
State College Borough
To Sell Street Lights
Public Util ity Commission |
has set a further hearing for De- |
cember 28 at State College In its]
investigation to determine the reas-
onableness of the proposed sale by
the borough to West Penn Power
Company, Pittsburgh, of certain|
street lighting fixtures, the
Utility Commission announced Fri.
day
The
by citizens of
vious hearing
4, 1030
The issue Is the
the purchase pri
39 ormmamental
price of $100 per
hearing fixed
company
nity
price
MAIL TRUCK
DRIVER DIES
Machine Crashes When
“Pete” Miller is Fatally
Stricken Here
The
transaction is being protested
the borcugh. A pre- |
was held on October
reasonableness of
of $3900 for the
lamps, An average
lamp. The further
to afford the
borough full op-
1 the basis of the
wa
and
to explah
the
pot A
$100
Pe te” Miller,
known former Bellefonte taxi « Y
fied suddenly at the wheel
his truck in fr
postofiice
afternoon
Miller's marl
hauling mail from
the Pennsylvania
had P—
just turned
Charles M
ator
at
ine. in which he was
the postoffice
Railroad stati n
into Allegheny
al.
te
}
ter stopping atl the sign, when
The
de-
turn to the left and
cattle truck
scribed 2 wide
the rear of a
jowned by C. M. Long. of Nittany,
Bellefonte Postmaster Re-
ports Sale of Stamps is Be-
low Last Year's Total
Incoming mail at the
postcffice is
er George R. Meck to be heavie
than it has been for a number of
years, although the sale of stamps
s0 far is considerable below lasi
year's total
Two extra helpers have been held
in reserve for duty at the postoffice
during the Christmas season, but
so far only one of them has been
called into service. Most of the
heavier parcels, including mail or-
der business, were handled earlier
(Continued from page 7)
Police Seek Owner
of 13 Roosters
State Motor Police af Rockview
barracks are seeking to determine
the owner of thirteen chickens, all
roosters, which were found by Jos-
eph Spotts near his farm in Buf-
falo Run Valley last week. The roos-
ters are believed to have been aban.
doned by chirken thieves,
Mr. Spotfs. who reported the find-
ing of the chickens to police, got
the assistance of neighbors in
rounding them up. He is eaiing for
them until the owner is found. In
the group are three Barred Rocks,
three White Rocks, two Brown Leg- |
horns and one White Leghorn, a
Black Leghorn, a mixed gray and |
white, a black and gray, and a
strange-looking fowl with a black
collar,
The owner of owners of the roos-
ters are asked to get in touch im- |
mediately with State Motor Police, |
telephone Bellefonte 1020 i
i
Bellefonte
i ness and professional people,
{ wel Il as
which was parked in front of the
postoflice
Pedestrians rushed to Mr. Miller
ide and immediately summoned Dr
Leroy Locke, whose offices are near-
by. After an examination Dr. Locke
{ pronounced him dead
reported by Postmast-
directed
permission
police
borough
cene.,
106 Individual
Xmas Greetings
In This Issue
More than 100 merchants busi-
clubs
in Belle
Pleasant Gap, Milesburg and
surrounding communities this week
iextend Christmas greetings anc
| seasonal wishes the people of
Centre county through the columns
The Centre Democrat
sages of greeting are
on pages 4 and 5 of
section of this issue
the first time in the
history of the conmty that so many
individuals and groups have united
In a joint expression of Yale greet.
HES
and other organizations
fonte,
to
of
The
to be
106 me
found
the Christmas
It is probably
Each illustration and each of the
brief messages in the 106 advertise-
(ments are different, and each brings
its individual thought for this Yule
SOA0TY.
To the prominent and successful
business people whose names appear
in the joint Christmas message. as
to those to whom their
{greetings are extended, The Centre
Democrat wishes a Merry Christ- |
mas and A Happy and Prosperous
New Year
Bellefonte Well-Baby Clinic To
Move Into Its Own Quarters
As the well-baby clinic of Belle- |
fonte completes 10 years of activ-
ity, renewed interest in this project
started by the Mothers’ Club is ex-
pected in the appointment of a
commit ec of 12 members of the
club to supervise the work and by!
the approaching change of head-|
quarters, Since February, 1991, the |
clinic has been occupying the W. C
T. U. rocms, which, although used
rent-free, were shared by several
other crganizations. On January 1
the Red Cross and the well<baby
clinic are moving across the bali
into the room to be vacated by the
tax collector, where they will have
their own old and new equipment
and can carry on thelr work with.
out interruption. This room also is
donated by the W. C. T. U.
In the winter of 1931 the clinic
opened with Miss Daise Keichline,
the school nurse, Dr. R. H, Hoffman,
and a member of the Mothers” Club
in weekly attendance, The enroll.
ment of infants was 75 by the first
of April, at which time Miss Jean
Noll, state nurse, added her services.
Por equipment, the Needlework
Guild gave sheets and baby clothes, |
the American Lime and Stone!
Company loaned a table, mea Surme
board, and geales, the Y. M. C. A
offered Lhe use of a large table, and
the Deiphian Society contribute |
$10. The Red Cross voted an ane |
nual contribution of $10 towards!
the cleaning of the room.
Now the enrollment of infants |
has reached 950 and the total for!
Rovember was 45. By a system ot
rotation instituted by Dr. Charles |
H. Light, now in attendance, cer-|
tain babies are brought to the clinic
at certain intervals, thus lessening |
the number of examinations on any |
tne day, but not subtracting from
the total enrollment,
Emphasis is laid upon the poins |
that this clinic is a well-baby clinic, | all other stores in town, will remain
and is not designed for treatmont| open Thursday and Priday nights
| to accomodate the Christmas trade,
state nurse, weighs and measures | it was announced yesterday by
officials.
of the sick. Miss Mary FP. Siegal, |
babies, and the doctor advises the
mothers as (0 thelr infants’ diets| Stores will remain open as usual
Saturday night.
{Continued on page seven)
Publie |
the
Boro Home
ty Sold
| Audion
Property May Be Dis-
posed of Without Vote,
Solicitor Says
NCIL HEARS
ZONING REPORT
Firemen From Area
Attending Fire
School Here
Possibility that
Borough Hom
treet, until last
Centre county as
might be offered for
auction was hinted
ession of Bellefonte Council, Mon.
day night, when it was reported |
that disposition of the property
made without a vote of the
ough citiaens
W. J. Emerick was chosen as
porary president in the absence of
Thomas Beaver, president
The opinion npan the dispositi
of the property was given by Bar.
ough solicitor, former Judge M
Ward Fleming, and Council indicat -
ed that the
Cou?
50
the Bellefonte
on South Potter
week rented to
a County Hom
sale at public
at a regular
Bor-
13
tem
well as
the auc
pr
and necessary
keep it In
I'he annual
Ms furniture might go on
tion » block In the meanwhile
werty has been Jocked uj
steps have been taken
good condition
organization meeting
at the first
(Continued on page seven)
7 Orphaned By
Mother's Daath
Wife of Man Killed in Quarry
Accident Dies at Loeal
Hospital
Seven children, one of them only
two years old, became orphans at
10:30 o'clock Iast Thursday night
when Mrs Lucy Plosner Boldin, of
Valentine's HUl, Bellefonte, died al
the Centre County Hospital after
an iliness with a complication
diseases
Her husband,
Boldin, was f[atally
cher while working
Chemical Lime Company
accident happened an hour
birth of the younges:
the victim died without
the child's birth |
who had been 2a
the
of Council will be held
the late Evon
injured on Oc-
at the
piant
”
12
after
child, and
knowing of
Mrs. Boldin
(Continued on Page
Dr. Adams Heads
County Medicos
Parrish, Dale and Hoffman
Also Named to Official {
Positions for 1940
the
Dr. E H. Adams, chief of Saft
al the Centre County Hospital, was!
elected president of the Centre
County Medical Society at a reg |
Ia meeting of that organization
at the Hospital last Thursday night
Other officers chosen were: Dr.
Joseph Parrish, Bellefonte, 1st vice |
president, and Dr. H. T. Dale, State
College, 2nd. vice president. |
Dr. Richards Hoffman, Belle-|
fonite, was re-clected secretary-
treasurer. Dr. Peter H Dale, State
College, and Dr. Paul M. Corman,
Continued on page seven)
BE a
|
PENN STATE STUDENT
CHARGED WITH FORGERY |
Ronald F. Keene, age 19, a Penn
State student, was ecommitied to
the Centre county jail under $500
bail on charges of forgery after a
hearing before Justice of the Peace |
Harold D. Cowher, of West Bishop
street, Tuesday morning
Keene is charged with having
forged the name of John Katana to!
a 810 check cashed at the Dalry |
Par, State Cbilege, and a $20 cheek |
drawn to the order of Robert J
Hesenpergez. © AL the hearing, the
student iz sald to have admitted the
forgeries
i
|
So LAY. —
Former Resident Dies, |
Word has been received in Belle- |
| fonte of the death of Linn Graham, |
| former Bellefonte resident, who
died Saturday morning at his home!
in Upper Darby. Mr. Graham was |
found dead in bed by members 9
his family. Mr. Graham was born
in Bellefonte, a son of the late Ben- |
ner and Agnes Mulla Gmham. |
His wife. two children, and two
sisters and one brother survive,
| FOOD STORES OPEN AT NIGHT
Bellefonte food stores, as well as
of Commeroe
{ have not been made
| completed within the
ng
|
historic old property |
along the banks of Spring Creek as |
| Joseph
{lessons In
{ here, it
{itm by 1!
| First Presbyterian, St. Pauls Meth-
{ Baptist churches, of State College
{lowing choral selections:
| carol
{ed by Dickinson:
to Her
| Heaven”
Most of New County Officials Ing leby Man PEACE REIGNS AS POWER IS
Name Deputies
And Assistants
All the newly-elected Centre
county officials, with the exception
of the Board of County Commis-
sioners, yesterday announced the
| appointment of their deputies and
assistants
A spokesman for the new
of Commissioners, consisting
Charles ¥. Hipple, Fred C, Mensch
and Haury V. Keeler, declared that
the Commissioners’ appointments
at this time
but that a definite selection is to be
next week
to b filled bs
ne
board
4
Among
the Commis
chief clerk,
janitor, fireman
matron { the
and po
the post
the follow
registration clerk
superintendent ans
new « Home,
the
oners
0 Jounty
other positions at
| Home
Regist
Spring
r-elect Harry A, Corman
Mills, has announced
that he will retain Miss Geraldine
Bilger, Bellefonte, as Depul
Miss Bliger served in that post
ing the two terms of John L
ler
Shri (7
Sherif
of
of
{as oa 4
dward R
May Open Safe
Driving School
Cars With Dual Controls
Would Be Used in Giv-
ing Instructions
A cla will
in Jan-
of hi
HO
» driving
opened in efonte early
uary i enough residents
area show an interest
posed classes, it wi
in the §
announced
by the County
Driving Training School, an organ
ization operating here a a WPA
project under State sponsorship
YeRe
terd
rday Centre Sale
ool v Id be conducted bn
and Richard Wi-
helm, of State Bow ege. Leslie N
Shaw { the tate Motor Poller
Bellefonte, w ould serve as Inspeciar
of the classes
The course would consist of 26
actual driving and 10
classroom lessons. The school fur-
ps dual control car for stu-
de and any person is eligible for
the course in safe driving. The fee
for the entire course is $4.25, whieh
overs main wi all
other exper
The sch
Intorre
‘
tenance
rr
' .
OF Cars a
ssons in driving will be
week from 1 to
instruction has
n arranged atl this time. Any
interested in enrol in
e Is requested to leave his
wmme at The Centre Demo-
time before January 1. At
20 persons must signify
tion 0 take the lessons
school ean be opened
was reported
tM oi —"
gays each
Classroom
ling
ng
i5 to
ir inten
before the
the
Christmas Vesper
Service, Sunday
State College Church Choirs
to Present Program in
School Auditorium
imas Vesper service will
be presented at 4 Dm Sunday,
| December 24, in Schwab suditor-
w combined choirs of the
A Chris
odist. Faith Reformed, Grace Luth-
eran, 8t John's Evangelical, 8t. An-
drew's Episcopal and University
The program will include the fol-
“Let All
French |
“On |
Mortal Flesh Keep Silence,”
carol, arranged by Butcher:
2 the Christmas Morn,” by Job:
‘Above the Saviour's Manger Hangs |
{a Star.” Basque carol arranged by |
Kinscella; “O Bethichem.” Basque!
arranged by Henninger:
“Shepherds on This Hill,” Greek
folksong arranged by Dickinson; |
“Bethlehem.” by Burleigh; “0
Nightingale” and “Little Child in
Manger Bare.” Briss carols arrang-
“Mary's Parewell |
Friends at Bethlehem.” Wy!
Whitehead, and “Glory to God in|
by Boriniansky, arranged
Wilhousky.
Incidental solos will be sung by
Mrs. CC. C. Wagner, Edith Burrage,
Mrs, Jo Hays, sopranos: Mrs, W. D.|
Calvert, contralto; H. N. Worthley, |
tenor and R. BE. Minshall, bass. Pro-
fersar Hummel Fishburn will be at)
the organ and the chorus of some
{eighty volees will be conducted by |
| Mrs. John T. Taylor.
The free will offering at this ser-
{vice will be used to defray the ex-|
penses incident to the presentation |
of the program.
by
ron
Two tracts of land of the Pearl)
| Shank estate were sald by Auction- |
i eer L. Prank Mayes, for the Belle- |
fonte Trust Company. at the Court
House, Saturday morning A 13 nese |
Welz- | Pu .
yelr It
{ from publishing all
{in full,
| Jean McKinley
yeslerday announced that his de-
PULY will be James Hugg of Phil-
iprburg, who for past numbse
1 weeks has been supernitendent
the new Centre County
A Miller will be matron, and
er family will move from thew
East Bishop Street into
ving q
the
Ol |
Home
\ the
, 94)
Vv
{
:
Lome on
We jail IArters as soon a+
ible
Other
J
he Sheriff's
Furst, Belle~
Dubbs, ol
fonte turn-
Eas:
appointee
e are: James C
me, solicitor; John E
villowbank Stu Bell
and Mr Nellie Cole
Street, Bellefonte, cook
irer-ele F. Jones
Mis
n
ot
{larry
named
yi Bellefon e,
years nas
clerk the Centre
WONETS, Ge~-
Led esis §
eione, hw
‘
{Ou
to
Leamer R
1 retain
East Bish
Woodring, ol
Walter Arm-
AOD 51 reed
Curthr
Deputy
hile
Whiterock Votes
Wage Increase
\ll Hourly Employes Receive
\dditional 5 Cents an Hour:
Minimum 50 Cents
| porary
iefonte, TY 3 t y :
tor of Wr g!
ft all
bath Pleasant Gap “nd
per he
ite the fact that selling Rovio
of
vol-
md
wage Cron hourly
yes at
ra plant 8 cerita
er lowe in history
riy-twe
ark-weck
on I
and it J thal the
Ow
WALe Da il be & nis per
This incre Whit
t Quarries, based on present bus.
ws, approximately $24.000 per
has been made retroactive
i939. and will ef-
oH plant em-
T " ’
ibis mean hat the
ase will Ow
‘o- December 16
fect approximately
Slaves
means that
Whiterock
vaned p=
mnmcreasse
wR at
beens in
140 per cent, or from 20
per hour, over a fifleen-
fact that
lime and limes tone
pproximately 35 per
ame period
Wunrries
proximately
to 50 cents
year period
sling
despite the
Wioes of
have decreased a
Jing the
ont o
Flood of Letters
Swamps Wolf's
Santa Claus
1]
In addition to
Claus printed in another sect)
this sue of The Centre Democrat
many other fine letler: have been
received during the past week
Because lack of space prevents us
the best letters
the Wolf Furniture store
West High street, has instructod us!
to list the names and addresses of
the writers, with the assurance that
the writers will be entitled to a free!
blackbomrd, hut as though the let- |
ters had been published in full
If your name appears in the fol.
lowing list, clip out this tem and!
take it to the Wolf Furniture store!
to reesive your blackboard. |
Donald Peters, Fleming, Betly!
and Evelyn Lane
MeKinley, Milesburg; Elwood Grif-
(Continued on nil seven)
3000 May Need
Hospital Care
Ald
Possibility That Number of
Centre Countians May |
Require Treatment |
the letters to Banta
of
rye
on
i
A a——
Approximately 3.000 persons re-|
siding in Centre county will require
hospitalization within the next 12
months, iL is revealed in an an-|
nouncernent hy the non-profit gronp |
plan which has the cooperation of
the Philipsburg State Haspital
Figures show that one person out
[of 14 finds i necessary to undergo
{ hospilalization each year on an av-
lerage. The total number of persons
in the entire United States hospital |:
{ised in ope year is approximately
| 8.000.000. This figure includes only
[bed patients and does not take. into
Kontinued on page seven)
WIFE OF HOWARD "SQUIRE
FRACTURES LEG IN. FALL
Mrs, A A. Pletcher, wife of a well
(known Howard Justice of the Peace,
suffered a fracture of the leg near
the ankle last Wednesday when che
pped and fell on an
alk at her home.
Dr
ued
{other p
| 2Re.
Co. Superintendent
| County Superintendent
| who will take the room
f room will be used by Mr, Lenhart. |
5 Named To
Welfare Job =
Thomas C. Williams Cho-
sen as Successor to
I.eon Mirbach
4
iil
WILL ASSUME NEW
DUTIES JANUARY 1
Public Assistance Direct-
or Selected From Num-
ber of Applicants
REBERSBURCG
UNDER
week rf
1a
Jal NAd
nas
he office on
Williams wa
regu meeling
te Board Tuesday
mber of appl
OTe
of
om olher
from residen
Pennsvivania
states. The
not Hoe
offices In Lhe pos
Mirbach’s re
ii board nar
WwW. Filer State Colle
executive director
-
Three Sentenced
As Court Ends
Jury Finds Philipsburg Man
Not Guilty of Dog Theft;
Costs Divided
the 0b
Wis
OT
rector has
Bellefonte
Upon Mr
INO Ye
+ op the
of
i a ein
last Thursday wa
ul i Louts Lucas, of
Phil |peburg a charge of iarcen’
originating from the alleged theft
of a dog owned by Aaron Donley
of Julian. The jury divided ihe
orsis between Lhe ang
the proseculor,
Lucas sald that
fog followed him
1 attempt 10 1
c the case
‘
aH
of
Ant prads
geiencans
Bh
3
wtaied more tha
a1
C
$12
ir Spicer, of Curtin, charg
is wife with having fired a
in the kitchen of he
was released Irom custods
o
¢
her
court had heard the case
vere divided equally between
to 6 year:
¢ tert Penitentiary were
meied out to Edward Reed, 28, alais
Ted Troy: George Poorman, 33,
and Harry McTigue, 23, all of Phil-
ipsburg, after a verdict of gulity re-
turned by a jury. The three were
charged with larceny, burglary, and
jeceiving stolen goods, the charges
resulting from the theft of mer-
chandise from a Philipsburg gar-| 9
EE
Gets Larger Offices
Two of the officers at the Centre
County Court House are to trade
office quarters gometime this week |
The offices invoived are those of |
of Schools
and Desertion,
Officer |
F. Glenn Rogers,
Probation and Parcie
Swengel Smith,
Mr. Rogers. his assistant, Lewis
R. Lenhart, and the County Voca-
tional Supervisor W. J Tucker, are
to vacate the small room on the
left side of the corridor and will
move into the quarters at the right
rear, now occupied by Mr. Smith
0 be va
cated by Mr. Rogers,
The new quarters of the County |
Buperintendent have been enlarged |
through the moving of a partition
erected in the main office some
years ago. The partition has been
moved toward the front to provide |
a small waiting room. The larger |
Mr, Tucker and the office stenog-
rapher, Miss Eleanor Cowher, Mr. |
Rogers will have a private office in |
the small room now occupied by |
the registration clerk i
The change is being made to al-
ford the QOounty Superintendent |
and his gtafl more space and more |
HOWARD R. D. C0 R. D. COUPLE
y HAVE NARROW ESC APE |
——————
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Robb, of How- | !
IHR ION REO RE DC HER ORT
Baltimore, Md. About a mile be- |
yond Mexico the right front tive |
blew out, and the machine swerved
from the road. Mr. Robb brought |
the car to a hall at the extreme |
» of a high bank, and it was on |
an angle that gasoline ran out |
tank and passersby hed to!
stand on the running board to keep |
while Mrs. |
Elks Lounch $12, 000
Program Fo
ne P.
Lurs
that
pump is put
iid
of the borough
The
fonda
{ond
Howard Hunter Shot
Viragh Rigory Heel
ceived a pum
nee;
The
Watkins was
brought 10
pital
i day was reported to be satis
i at ais ais ai att
RESTORED TO SCHOOL HEAD
School Board, at Har-
mony Meeting, With-
draws Earlier Stand
FIX POLICY FOR
PUPIL RESIDENCE
Stock’s Suggestions For
Administrative Changes
Are Approved
r Building
¢ Bellefonu
Elk (
Ma no)
O A Ki
HOTEL Is
NEW MANAGEMENT
WATER IS LOW
AT MILESBURG
Pumps at New Well to Go
Into Operation
Next Week
ih) ect » the 8p-
President, Horatio
who at ast week's meel-
(Continued on page six)
700 Flee Flames
At Hatboro High
needed su;
proval of
. Moore
She —
Lorough,
when the electrically-driven
to operation there
be ample walter for all nec
“Gi
flow of the pring
been rex
sbad &
to the paint wher
fe reservoir hs Fire Catastrophe is Similar
to One Suffered by
Bellefonte
ul Geman
ty 11 1
(Continued on Page SevEm)
reservols
Hatbore 0 Hig
part the new
drove T00 pupils
Friday and destroyed
handsome Montgomery high school
pith a loss of $100,000.
Not only were the circumstances
similar to the conflagration which
destroyed Beliefonte’s high schoo
building a little more than a yea:
| ago, but bears additionml! jocal in-
terest (rom the fact that the super.
vising pringipal of the school is
Chester H rnes of Beliefonle
Caused apparently by defeclive
wiring in a loft over the silage <li
(Continued ob page six)
and
whoo!
lasses #2 Ls
Howard abou ut
riday afternoon :
1939 deer saason-—Fred
Howard re-
in ball wound in se
his foot
happened while
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I want some of you folks who are puzzling over your Chrisi-
mas shopping to help me out. It will assist me and relieve you of
some of your worries If youll just send a Fears subscription of the
CENTRE DEMOCRAT to that friend or relative wham you've
been wondering what to buy as a gift. Youll really be sending
him or her fifty-two gifts—and you won't have to spend a lot of
money, either.”
Yes. friends, Old Santa is right. The cost is so small and the
effort so easy, you will be surprised how effectually it will ease
your mind of the gift problem
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Now is the time to arrange for your subscription gift. Heres
all you need to do
Cut out this blank, fill in the
information for mailing, and send or bring it to this office with
one dollar and a half--the price of a year's subseription
We will begin sending the paper with the first issue in the
new vear. In addition we will mail a yuletide gard to the recipient
bearing your name and greeting, in time fo reach him or her by
Christmas Day.
Use this form when ordering your gift:
blank spaces with the proper
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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT. BELLEFONTE, PA.
Enclosed you will find $150 for which enter my subscription
Christmas gift for one year to the following address,
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Street
City and State
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