THE CE
NTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
On
bsbay
1940.
February
UNIONVILLE
Methodist Church Servicesi—
Prayer service this Thursday even-|
ing. Sunday School on Sunday |
morning at the usual time, Epworth |
League in the evening at 6:30 im- |
mediately followed by the preach-
ing service a: 7:30 with sermon by
the pastor, Rev, D. D, Kauffman.
Free Methodist Church Services: |
Prayer service Friday evening, Sun- |
day School on Sunday morning at
9:30, followed by the regular
preaching service with sermon by
the pastor, Rev. G. A. Garrett.
Presbyterian Church Services:
Bible Study class on Monday even-
ings at 8 o'clock; Sunday School
Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
M. L. Richards of Jersey Shore,
Pa., spent several days the fore part
of the week visiting with his sister,
Mrs. W. B. Parsons
The members of thhe Bridge Club
of the community were entertained
last Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Amanda Moran
Plans are being made for
Easter Program which will be held
in the Methodist church on Easter
Sunday evening, March 24th
A plano has been placed in ib
Presbyterian church through the
kindness of the Holtzworth boys, it
being the one belonging to the late
H. E. Holtzworth and wife
Miss Eleanor Snoke, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Snoke, was
vnable to attend Bellefonte High
School for a couple days this week
on account of an attack of the
grippe.
Mr. and Clair Carver
rejoicing over the arrival of an-
other daughter to their home las:
Wednesday night at the Centre
County [Hospital Both mockher
and daughter are getting along fine
The members and friends of the
Ladies Ald of the Methodist church
are holding their annual Washing-
ton Birthday dinner in the Com-
munity House this Thursday with
the dinner being served at the noon
hour,
A stork shower was held last Fri-
day evening at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. J. Harold Fisher in honor of
their daughter-in-law and son,
Donald Pisher and wife. They re-
ceived a nice lot of useful and ver?
beautiful for the occasion
Mrs. Margaret
an
~
are
Mrs
articles
Keatley, who has
been spending the greater part ol
the winter months with her chil-
dren arrived in town on Tuesday
of last week and spent several days
with Miss Eva Rowan, she is stay-
ing for the present with her sister,
Mrs. Emily Miles of Milesburg
Mrs. Marion Stere, who has been
under the doctors care in Pitls-
burgh for some time past, visited
with his father, H. M. Stere and
other relatives and friends in and
about the community over the past
weekend, he having arrived wilh
the big snow last Wednesday He
is still taking treatments and had
to return but expects to be home
soon Lo stay
Citizens of the community have
been kept busy the past week shov-
eling snow from their side walks
and clearing the way to gel thei
automobiles out. About the time
tl thought they were all set and
cleared up. along came another
snow and the work was to be done
all over again. Some of the teach-
ers in the township were unable
to get to schools the latter,
"HUBLERSBURG
Mrs. Jacob Weaver, Mrs. James
TNuth Carner spent Tuesday cf last
visiting at the home of M
Mrs. Dean Baughman of Re-
0
Laer
week
and
novo
Mrs. F. E Vonada, Mrs Earl
Yearick. Mrs. Charles Noll, Mrs
F. M. Dunkle, Mrs. Ida Markie and
Mrs. L. A. Porter “neighbored” at
the parsonage last Tuesday alter-
noon to bring congratulations t9
Mrs. Ada Yocum upon her birth-
day anniversary. Visitors in the
evening were Mr. and Mrs, Harry
Sowers and Mr. and Mrs. George
Resides of State College to bring
birthday greetings to Mrs. Ada Yo-
cum.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Orr and family
of State College, were Sunday visi
tors at the home of Mr, and Mrs
Albert Orr.
Mr. Robert Bierly of Harrisburg
spent the weekend at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Cleve
Bierly.
Mr. and Mrs, Waller Weaver anl
Mrs. Eva Markle enjoyed a birth-
day dinner for Mrs. Eva Markle at |
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Hoagn
Markle, last week.
Miss Laura Hayes of Williams-
port, spent Sunday with her par-|
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes.
Mr. and Mrs. John Heckman and |
family of Lock Haven, were Sun- |
day visitors at the home of Mr. and |
Mrs. Boyd Heckman,
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Grieb
son of Lamar, were Sunday
tors at the Boyd Carner home.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Yearick en- |
loved a birthday dinner at tha]
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Beck of |
Tock Haven on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Walker!
end family of Pleasant Gap, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and|
Mrs. P. A. Hinds, |
Miss Beverly Barrett of Curtin |
wis a Sunday visitor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Merl Lowery on
Sunday. |
Mr. and Mrs, Chester Heckman
and son of Nittany were Sunday |
:
evening visitors at the Boyd Heck- |
man home, |
Mrs. Edward Hoy spent Friday,
visiting at the home of Mr, ani}
Mrs. John Eby of Zuon, i
Mr. and Mrs, Bugene Heckman of |
Mackeyville, visited at the home of |
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Heckman on
and
vial |
| Mrs. Ruel
| good
| O'clock
| Williams
{ Maurer,
| at
of last week until the roads |
for them to]
part
were opened enough
get through.
Miss Kathleen Homan spent the!
weekend with Ethel Jean Lucas of |
Union Township |
Mr, LeRoy Lucas, a student of
Altoona High School, spent the |
weekend with his parents, Mr, and |
Lucas of Union Towns |
ship.
The Young Women's Sunday |
School Class will hold their regular |
monthly business meeting at the |
home of Miss Margaret Stere, |
Tuesday evening, Pebruary 27. A
attendance jis desired.
Mrs, Dora Stonebraker of
ola Mills Pa. is visiting with be
sisters, Mrs. C. W. Bauder, Mrs
Almeda Stere, Mrs. Mary Summers
of this place and Mrs. Florence
Miller of Sharon, Pa., also a brota-
er J. H. Finch of this place.
Mrs. Walter Burkholder,
Hazel Barton and Mrs, B E
held a Valentine pagty [for
members of the Junior League
the home of Mrs. B. E. Holt las
Wednesday evening from 6 to 8
Despite the stormy weath-
er and deep snow, twenty-two mem-
bers the league turned out to
enjoy the evening. Games and
contests made up the evenings en-
tertainment after which refresh-
ments were served
The Hard Time party held by the
Ladies Bible Class on Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs, J. R
was very well attended
and a very enjoyable time spent by
all. It certainly put on all the ap-
pearance of a hard time pamy, es-
pecially when the time came 0
serve refreshments, which consisi-
ed of waler nd crackers and
further, what was supposed to be
coffee. All who did not attend
missed a good time for the Ladies
certainly do know bow to have a
good time
The boys and girls Sunday
classes, known as The King's Ser-
vice Class. taught by Miss Minnie
Sensor and Mrs. William Lucas, en-
tertained mothers at a Val-
party at the Community
w last Friday evening. The:
thelr regular business
meefing for the month after which
an Amateur hour was presented
Georgeanina Hole, acted as an-
nouncer over station C. U.P. 1. D
the following program took place
A banjo and plano duet by Mrs
William Lucas and Forrest Lucas
a trumpet and trombone duet by
Osce~
Mrs
Holl
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School
their
entine
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conducted
' Walter Lucas and Joseph Way, a
recitation by Ethel Jean Stere, &
trumpet and plano duet by Walter
Lucas and his mother, Mrs. Ruel
Lucas; a reading by Frances Snoke
piano duet by Mrs. William Lucas
and Joseph Way, a plano solo and
uss a vocal solo by Mrs. Ruel Lau-
cas. Refreshments weve then serve
sisting of ice cream, cakes
The tables were beau-
tifulley decorated to suit the occa-
en. The following mothers were
present to enjoy the evening. Mrs
Brugger, Mrs. Jesse Hall, Mrs
Showers, Mrs. William Emin-
Mrs Elwood Way, Mrs, Hazel
Barton, Mrs. B. E. Holt and Mrs,
James Wilson. The class was also
very invch pleased to welcome back
and have with them for very
special occasion one of their mem-
bers who has been (ll for several
months, Miss Alice Brugger
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and candy
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MOSHANNON
There were 55 present at the
Methodist Sunday School Sunday
Sermon at 10:30 by the pastor, C
M. Hammond, preceded by Junior
churcel
Miss Faye Watson R. N. of Lock
Haven, spent part of Saturday and
Sunday with relatives here,
Mrs. LeRoy Lewis, Mr. C. C. Lu-
Cas, Misses Hope Lewis, and
Jane Hazel motored to Brisbin
Tuesday and visited at the Morris
home. ‘
Evan Beals who is a medical pa-
tient at the Philipsburg hospital, is
some better at this writing.
Mr. LeRoy Lewis and daughter,
Hope, attended the funeral of Mr.
Lloyd Wertz Monday afternoon al
Pine Glen
Miss Jane Hazel of Boalsburg.
who spent part of last week with
her friend, Hope Lewis, returned
bome on Friday. Mrs. Lends and
Hope accompanied her and called
on friends at Pleasant Gap.
Those who allended the quilling |
at the home of Mrs. Charles Gue-
not last Tuesday, the 13th. were:
Mrs. Jacob Hazzard, Mrs. William
Mrs. Harry Yeager, Mrs
Annie Norton, Mrs. Ray Watson, |
Mrs, Alfred Borger, Mrs, Edith Fye,
the
| Mrs, W. J. Kerry, Mrs. J. F. Lucas, |
Mrs. Rex Bedwell, and Mrs, John
McClusick
Mrs, 1#Roy Lewis had a Valen-
tine party for her Sunday School
class Thursday evening of ast week
her home. Nine of the eleven |
girls were present: Jane Schmoke, |
Joyce McKean, Mary Watson, Al-|
berta Conaway, Violet Borger, Mar |
guerite Beals, Betty Borger, Marion |
Holt and Ida Conoway. The time
| was spent in singing hymns, recit-|
ing Valentine verses, and exchang- |
ing Valentines. After which re-|
freshments were served to which |
the girls did justice. All helped to|
make it a pleasant evening and |
departed having had a very enjoy-
able time.
C. C, Lucas of Pleasant Gap re-!
turned home Thursday after spend-
ing a fow days with relatives here
REBERSBURG
Mr. W. J. Hackenberg accom- |
panied by his nlece, Mrs, Paul]
Winters motored to Pittsburgh on |
Tuesday to visit the latter's broth- |
| er, Bugene 8Smull who is seriously |
| moon
! and
JACKSONVILLE
Church sorvices on Sunday, Feb, |
25. are as follows: Sunday School
9:30: C. B. 6:46, and Worship with}
| sermon 7:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mabus Ol
Bellefonte, spent Sunday with her
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. C, E Aley.!
Supper guests at the same home |
were Mr, and Mrs, John Schaeffer
and daughter Nancy of Centre Hall |
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dixson of |
Lock Haven, spent Sunday after-|
with his parents, Mr. and]
Mrs. Willlam Dixson, and very sor-
ry to learn Mr, Dixson ls not im-
proving very fast, is bedfast most
of the time
Who sald Jacksonville was not on
the map, surely must be of some
importance as five big snow plows
made thelr trips through our valle
on Monday of this week, cleaning
the road of its surplus snow, which
had been making motoring very
risky, but so far no accidents
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Noll
daughter Elsie Jane and Mr, and
Mrs. E. R. Bartley were caller: on
Tuesday evening at the Willard
Harter home and found him im-
proving
Mr and Mrs. James Lucas were
Sunday supper guests at the Ruse
sell Lucas home of Milesburg
Miss Josephine Deitz spent Sun-
day with her cousin, Miss Dorotin
Betz
Sunday dinner guests at the Wil-
liam Beightol home were Mr. and
Mrs. John Dunkle and son Paul, of
Bellefonte and Milford Beightol, of
Bellefonte R. D. 2
Mrs. Miles Bartley Sunday
with her mother, Mrs, C, L. Nell]
and sisters Sara and Lilian of
Howard
A Boy Scout organization ha
been organized here In Jacksonville
under the supervision of Rev. John
Glick of Howard and Messrs, Sum-
ner Noll and Arthur Dolan of this
place with a good number of mem-
bers already and more prospects in
the near future. Tet us as parents
citizens encourage and help
and
sent
pent
Rev. Reuben A. Houseal of Day-
ton, Ohio, is visiting among friends
in this vicinity, this week
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ziegler and
daughter, Synthia, of Port Malllda
visited a thelr parental homes the
past weekend.
The schools of Miles
were closed Thursday and Friday
of last week because of the deep
snow which closed the highways
Mrs. Flda Musser of State Col-
lege visited her sister, Miss Olia
Brungart last Saturday.
Rev. N. F. Douty returned Mon-
day alter spending the weekend in
Pittsburgh, where he was chgaged
in Bible conference work
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hackenberg
wore Friday business visitors in
Williamsport and Muncy
On Saturday, Mrs. Ada Hubler
and Mr. C. H. Gramiey accompani-
ed Mr. Ward Gramiley snd Miss
Orpha Gramley, of Millheim, t%
Ridgway where they attended Lhe
funeral services on Sunday of Mrs
Naomi J. Heckman, sister of Mm,
Hubler and Mr. C. H. Gramley, OD
Monday the body was brought to
St. Paul's cemetery in Nittany Val-
levy where burial services were held
and interment made, Mr. Ken-
peth Haines and mother, Mrs MC
Haines and Mrs. C. H. Gramiey
motored to Nittany Valles the
services there.
Toanahip
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ORVISTON
156
There present at
day School
The Win One Class
home of Mrs Clair
Tuesday night, for
monthly meeting
The ladies social club mel 3°
the home of Mrs, Clair Confer on
Thursday night for their regular
monthly meeting.
Mra. Leo Condo spent the pasi
week with relatives at Mill Hall
John Daley of Ballmore, spent)
the weekend with his mother, Mos
Blanche Daley.
Emeline Butler of Howard, spent
the weekend with her parents, M~-
and Mrs. Clalr Butler
Mr. and Mrs. John Soit of Al-
toona, visited the Paul Lomison
and David Confer homes on Sun-
day
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Decker of
Loganton, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Decker’s parents, Mr, and Mrs
Robert Confer, i
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Confer and |
daughter Joan of Milesburg. spent |
Sunday with Mr, Confers parents, |
were
met at th?
Heickel om
their regular
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Confer. i
We are sorry to hear of the death
of Raymond Gardner which oecur-
red at the Velerans Hospital Aspin- |
wall on Sunday might, the bereaved |
family have the sympalhy of ihe;
community.
Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Watson and |
family attended the funeral of Mrs
| Watson's uncle, Mr. Allen J. Ot, }
at Williamsport on Friday. i
The loyal Daughters Class held |
an oyster supper with their regu-|
Jar monthly meeting at the home|
of Mrs. Grace Butler's on Monday |
evening. The following were pres-
ent: Mrs. Clayton Watson and)
daughters Maxine and Mary, Mrs. |
Blanche Daley, Mrs, Robert Confer,
Mrs. Clair Confer, daughter Fay,
Mrs. Sam Herr, Mra. Grant Hahn,
Mrs. Clwde Confer, Mrs Bertha
Condo. Mrs, Charles Barner, Mr |
leonard Yeager, Lots,
Mrs, Ed. Confer, Rev. and Mrs, De |
Boer, Mr, and Mrs, Joc Smeal and |
two children, Mr. and Mis, Butl:r|
and son Jack.
Mrs. Clair Heickle's Sunday
School class met at the home of
Vonda Condo on Monday night,
(From last week)
There were 157 present al Sune
day School.
The Loyal Women's Class met al
the home of Mrs, Clyde Confer for
their regular monthly meeting.
The following were present: Mra.
| al nights at
| Mrs
- or)
this good work along that our boys
may be taught something whic)
will cause them to grow up #°
worthy men Instead of street
loungers,
Mr. and Mrs. George White and
daughter Connle Lou of Salona, |
spent Sunday at the home of her
sister, Mrs. John Deitz and family. |
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Baird and
son. Ralph, of Bellefonte, spent!
Sunday evening at the A. A, Gare
rett home. |
Miss Louise Beightol spent sever
the home of Mr, and|
Harold Betz of Hox ard, durin
the stormy weather
Miss June Yearick was
night guest of her friend,
Aley on Saturday night
A number of people imagined
a few days last week during tho
beautiful sunshiny days that the
old groundhog missed his gues
perhaps he was just lying low
awaiting the remarks of the peopl
0 on Tuesday afternoon of la
week he thought was time 1
prove to them thal winter was n
over yet and hai the earth cover
with a very deep blanket of snow
and at intervals adds a little mere
on Monday of this week
snow and raln which will
minate the water crisis
using cisterns but
be serious until the
out of the ground, the
also put the PWA jb on
until the snow melts as
will not furnish money to
the snow from road 0 as
stones, so All will patiently wal
and be like St Paul
teaches us 10 be content in
ever state =e are In and trud
the best as an adage it darkest
just before dawn
Mr. and Mrs
an over
Bett)
frost
deep snow
he shel
the Stat
remove
to la
where h
wihal-
for
Horace Oberhelim
received a very fine valentine done
up and presented by Dr
baby girl In Lock Haven
both ther and babe
ine
Stork. a
Hospital
Im are doing
Julian spent Sunday at the Clayton
Watson home
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
family spent Sunday
with Mr and Mrs, Raymond Long
and family at ML Eagle
Rev. William Long of
preached here on Sunday
Confer and
allernoon
Mill Hall
morning
A large delegation from here and
Monument altended church a
Flemington, on Sunday night.
where Rev, DeBoer is holding a iw
reeks revival service
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Confer
daugir er Joan of Miesburg, spent
Sunday with Mr. Confers parents
Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Confer
Ed. Fuhrer spent the weekend al
his home at North Bend
Mrs. Paul Lomison of Lock Haven
spent Friday al her home here
Caroline Confer of Beech Creek
spent the weekend with her pare
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Confer. ,
Mr. and Mrs William Oiffesiie
are spending several days sith M
and Mrs Joseph Confer at Miles
burg.
Ben Wriand of
he weekend with
Annie Confer.
Mrs. All. Shawnie)
days with her daughter
Holter at Beech Creek
Mrs. Annie Barnhart of
an
Hoxard
Sherman and
spent several
Mrs. Ed
Curiin
| & spending several days with he!
sony William and family
Willlam Packer was admitted
the Williamspor: hospital on Tues
day {or surgical treatment.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl LOmison visit
ed at. lhe Ward Yeager and Ben
Chalman homes at Summit Hil
on Monday.
Mr, an Mrs David Confer
caughter Carol and Ed. Fulire:
spent Tuesday al the Fuhrer home
at North Bend
Ola Cyphert has a badly sprained
netk, the resuly of an automobils
i accident on Sunday afternoon when
the front spring of his ear broke
{ and locked theh wheel, causing thw
| car to upset,
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Australian Neighborliness
Sevenly neighbors of Arthur
Brain, veteran of the Camel Corps
in the World war, joined in a work
ing bee to plow his 200 acres in the
Mallee wheat district of Australia
when he war rendered helpless by
| arthritis, if is reporied at Sydney
He sat in a wheel chair with the
youngest of his four children on his
knee and watched. The bee was or-
ganized by two neighbors who could
not bear 10 see him lose his farm
Fifteen tractors completed the work
in a single day. By seven o'clock
the whole area was plowed ready to
be sown. Among the workers were
two pioneers, one 70 years old and
the other 84 years old. His neigh.
bors also sowed for Brain an adjoin.
ing field with wheat and oats,
—— iY —— o_o»
Road he want ads.
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MUNIGIPAL
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
(February 23rd & 24th)
Another TOP NOTCH as good as
“Smith Goes to Washington”
Be Sure You See
" *
His Girl Friday”
CARRY GRANT
ROSALIND RUSSELL
RALPH BELLAMY
“LATEST NEWS ISSUER"
“MONROE DOCTRINE in color”
MONDAY & TUESDAY
(February 26th & 27h)
PAUL MUNI JANE BRYAN
FLORA ROBENBON
wo—
Bnow-bound In thelr rural home
between Galeton and Ulysses, Clare
ence Robinson
daughter
her newly-born twins die Thursday
Mother and Twins Die las a physician batiled snow drifts to reached there just in advance of the
reach them. Mrs. Robinson had been
under the care of a Coudersport doc«
tor who urged her to remain at the
hospital at that place but sald
he preferred to be at and
storm Bhe became
while a high wind was
snow into 10-foot drift
farm
husband could »
seriously 1
Blowing Lu
on the road
before her
ummon help
and his G-year-old
Mrs. Robinson and she to the and died
home
naw
Not every stenographer who
knows how to Lypewrite, knows how
to make a typewriter type right
re
Chamber of Commerce populd~
tion figures will be sadly deflated
sometime during the current year
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doz. 19¢
Calif Lemons "' doz. 19¢
Sweet Potatoes 6 Ibs 19¢
Lettuce ....., - 2 hds. 13¢
Apples 5 Ibs 25¢
Bananas
Apples :..
Yellow Onions
Cabbage ....
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PINEAPPLE
Vita Gold Dessert Cuts
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EVAP. MILK
White Houne
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Peanut Butter, Ann Page
Ann Page Ketchup
Ann Page Preserves
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lona Beans with Pork.
lona Lima Beans.
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we bring it direct from plantation to you, elim-
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Monday.
in
ill at this writing. | BEd Confer, Mrs. Annie Confer, Mrs.
MARTHA | Mr. and Mrs. Lavand Bierly were | Nellie Cyphert, Mrs. Clair Butler, |
| Bunday visitors in Lock Haven. | Mrs. Ed. Gillespie, Mrs. C. B. Page, |
Miss Ida R. Williams spent the| Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wagner of | Mrs. W. O. Gray, Mrs. Paul Lomi- |
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. C.! Lewistown spent the weekend with | son, Debbie Mann, Mrs. Earl Lomi-
Williams. | the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. son, Mrs. Prank Delong, Mrs. |
Mrs. P, H. Klett, Miss Eleanor | M. R. Moyer. | Charles Barner, Mrs, Alf Shank,
Williams and Mr. 8. A Woomer of Mr. and Mrs, Willard Smith are Mrs. William Barnhart Mrs, Willis
Akron, Ohio, spent the weekend | the happy parents of a daughter, | Thompson and Mrs, Clyde Confer.
mith Mr, and Mrs, A. C. Willams. who arrived last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Crispin of
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