February 22, 1940. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Mr, and Mrs, Frederic Ars
| ner, of Bast Curtin Street, ware! PAST WORTHY MATRONS !
| Tuesday in Philadelphia cn a busi | HONORED BY EASTERN STAR
ness mission
|
LOCALS
IEEE ——
- a
the
spent
ani
—Frank Sloan, druggist at
Widmann and Teah store,
the weekend with relatives
friends in Buffalo, N. Y,
—After having been off duly for
a number of weeks because of ill-
ness, Clyde Corman on Monday re-
turned to his duties as mail car-
rier at the Bellefonte pos. office
—Peter Delallo, of North Alle-
gheny Street, an employe of the
Sutton Ergineering Company, is In
Youngstown, Ohio, having gone to
that oity Monday, on a business
mission.
—Mrs, R. Cemaron Heverly en-
tertained a group of friends at 2
dessert bridge at her home in the
Heve:ly apartments, Tuesday night
Three tables were in play during
the evening.
—Paul D, Foreman, son of Mis
D. R. Foreman, of North Spring
Street, Bellefonte, who for several
years has been loca.ed at Beverly
Till, California, has moved to Chi-
cago, Illinois.
—Mrs. Earl K. Stock has been
confined to bed at her home 07
Eas. Bishop Street since Saturday
because of illness, Her condition
Lf not serious and she is reported
to be recuperating readily to medi-
cal treatment.
—Oounty Treasurer Harry F
Jones and Mrs, Jones of North
Taomas S.reet, yesterday after-
noon contemplated a motor trip to
York, for an overnight visit with
Mr. Jones’ mother, Mrs, Allie Jonas,
and other relatives and (riends in
York and nearby Wellsville,
—Mrs. Harry Curtin rel med to
her home in the Orvis aparumens,
East Curtin Street, Tuesday, from
a three weeks visit with Mrs
George Spencer, the former Mar-
garet Burnet, in Bronxville, N. Y.,
and with Mrs. 1. P, Hazard, the
former Catherine Burnet, at her
home on Long Island.
—Mrs. D. Paul Fortney, Mrs
John Garbrick, Mrs. Clayton Royer
and Miss Verna Smith enteriain-
ed a group of friends at a card
party at the Penn Belle Hotel, Fri-
day night. Prizes were awarded to
William C. Smeltzer, A, M, Rishel,
Mrs. A. M. Rishel and Mrs. 8. H.
Hoy. Hgh. tables were in play
during the evening
—The Rev. C. Warren Newman,
rector of St. John's Episcopal
church, Bellefonte, delivered the
sermon at vhe third of a series Cl
special Lenten services at Trinity
church, Tyrone, last night The
Rev. Mr. Newman made his nila
appearance in Tyrone several weeks
ago when he attended the ordina-
tion of the Rev. R. T. Wollgang.
—John Garbrick returned ‘to his
du.ies at the Charles Hippie Im-
plement store on North Water
Siree:, Monday, after having been
confined to his home on it Bish-
op Sireey for several weeks because!
{liness. During his absence
Clayton Royer performe his dutie
at the Hipple estably i.
—Mrs. James Clark, whe for the
past several years has occupied Lhe
apartment in The Centre Democrai
building, Wes, High Steet, moved
this week into a small apartment
in the George Miller residence on
North Spring Street. About March
1 Mrs. Bertha Estep, her mother
end her sister Miss Beltie Jane
Punk, »ill move fiom iheir present
quarters at 125 North Ridge Street
ints the apariment vacated by Mrs
Clark.
«~Thoee {rom out-of-town
were hete for the funeral of Mrs
fide Kavfiman, which was held
Sunday afternoon at the Thomas
Tressler Lome on Willowbank
Street. inciuded: Mr, and Mrs. Rob
er. SuM.e, M.. and Mrs, Holmes
Nale ani M:s Carrie Hunsinger, all
of Altorni: Mrs. Harriet Calkins
and Mr aid Mrs, Thaddeus Long-
well, of Biadfird; F. T. Hunsing-
er and daughter, Mrs. Howard Gaut,
both of Lous eaville.
~The law firm of Fleming &
Litka, which for the past several
years has main ained offices in the
Decker building, at the corner 0
Bpring and High Street, is prepar-
ing to move early in March into the
apartment now occupied by Mrs. J
O. Heverly and family on the sec-
ond floor of the Heve:ly building,
corner of Allegheny and High
Streets, The Heverly family will
move into an apartmen, on the
third floor ¢f the same building.
of
who
«Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Guyer have |
made ‘arrangements to vacate the
former Walter Eberhart home on
North Allegheny Street sometime
in March, and will move into the
Ray family homestead which Mr.
Guyer recently purchased. Ned
Ray, who has been occupying the
home for some (ime, will have an
apariment at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Jerome Harper, on East Bishop
Street. George Jodon, of East
Lamb Street, has
vacate next month,
~Shortly after arriving at a
friend's home, Tuesday night, Mrs.
E 'E. Widdowson, of North Alle-
gheny Street,
had lost her
wrist wach. Al-
though Mrs. Widdowson was cer-
tain that she had looked at the!
watch while driving to the friend's
home, a search of her car and Of |
| sulted
| despite several
purchased the
house ye ily will
MiIEh tlie Guyer lamily | Gingher, Clearfield Mr,
{ Harry Kelly and children, Harry
discovered that she
~-Stock up on your spring re-|
quirements at our big fc sale now
going on. Bellefonte Hardware C)
M. W. Williams, Owner, ‘
Next Friday is March 1, and
even if that month comes in or §0€,
out like a lion it doesn't make much
difference, for the backbone of the
winter is definitely broken
—~Miss Marie Lambert, who has
been employed at Egoll's store,
State College, {s recovering slowly
at her home on East High Street,
{from an attack of influenza and na
nervous breakdown which she suf-
fered four weeks ago.
—A flue fire at the William Lu-
cas home on East Logan Street
was extinguished by members Ol
he Undine Fire Company, Tues-
day noon, before any damage re-
Tuesday's flte was the sec
ond one at the same home in the
past three weeks,
~Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson
have made arrangements to move
about March 1 from the Mrs. Louise
Kane residence on East High Streel
to the first floor apartment in the
DA. Grove building on North Alle.
gheny Street. Mr, Johrson is a
Bellefonte Borough police officer
—Mr. and Mrs. Ray C, Noll
son, Ray. Jr., spent several
last week in Philadelfnia
Jr. aged 12 years, has been
the care of a dental specialist In
that city for some time, and re-
quired to go to Philadelphia on an
average of once a month for treai-
ment
~The marching
Beilefonte Elks
seafood dinner
and
days
Ray,
under
Ls
Unit of the
Club will hold a
at the Elks Home
on Wednesday evening, February
28. from 5 to 7:30. Patrons wii
have a choice of fish, oysters, devil-
ed crabs or baked ham. Tickets
xill be 50 cents. The public is cor-
dially invited
i, chartered five-passenger
plane piloted by Anthony Mackie-
ing eas, {rom Chicago Sun-
y night, became lost over Belle-
fonte when its rudio went dead, and
finally landed on the LaSalle Mili-
ary Academy football field at Oak-
dale N.Y. The plane was badly
damaged when crashed into 2a
steel goal post, but neither he
piloc nor any of the five passen-
gers were injured,
—Friends in this
received word of the
of Lincoln Musser,
known resident of Bellefonte, who
has been making his home with his
daughter, Mrs, Mary Musser Hari
man, a Miami, Florida. Little
hope is held for his recovery, Ac-
ording to reports. Mr Musser
visited Centre County relatives and
friends last fall and became iI
shortly after returning to Florida
The family is widely known
throughout the county.
—~Taking advantage of last week's
snow and a perfect evening fo:
an ouldng a group of Bellefonte
women enjoyed a bobsled ride
to the Nittany Country Club and
return, Frilay night Refresh-
ments were served at the Club
Those who participated in the ride
were: Mrs, Blanche Heinle, Mrs
Agnes Atcheson, Mrs, George Car-
penete, Mrs. W. W. Bickestt and
he Misses Louise Carpeneto, An-
gela Carpeneto, Jodie Bauer, Ade-
line Anderson and Helen S8haugh-
Nessy.
it
have
{liness
well
erious
{ormer
~Jo&eph Runkle Eas. High
Street, was painfully injured. about
10:15 ¢'tlock yesterday morning
when he fell on a sidewalk near
the Bellefonte Restaurant, South
Allegheny Street, and face
struck the walk, causing vere
uises. about the nose and fore.
head. ‘According to reports, Mr
Runkie gaid he tripped upon 2a
slight projection. He was assisted
to his feet by Harry M. Williams.
of Pine Street, who escorted him to
of
hi
: his home. Mr. Runkle has “een in
' poor health for some time and the
accident was quite a shock (0 his
| sysiem,
—Bellefonte is steadily winniag
in its battle against last Wednes-
day's 15-inch blanket of snow, and
light snowstorms
since then, the streets and side-
walks are returning to normal
Much of the work of clearing snow
has resulted from high tempera-|
tures and occasional sunny days,
while borough employes, NYA
creas, and househoiders have added
their bit toward the cause. Yes-
terday’s bright sun, balmy air and
general appearance of Spring gave
rise 1c thoughts of spring onions;
radishes, lawn mbwers, garde: hose
and, last but not least, fishing.
-Mr and Mrs. R, A. Gingher, of
Curtin, observed their 43rd wed-
ding anniversary Saturday night
in the form of a dinner at the
family home at Curtin. The gues's|
present included the following chil- |
dren and grandghildren: Ralph
and Mrs,
Jr. and Edna Lue, of Pleasant
Gap; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Aikey,
and family, Tracy, Marjorie, Sara,
and Mary, of Curtin; Mr, and Mrs
Kenneth L, Gingher, of Lock Ha-
ven: Mr. and Mrs. Jack R, Ginghe: |
and daughter, Janice, of Bellafonte; |
Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Smith and
Gary Smith, of Centre Hall, Mr. |
| cannot afford
| district
Do not miss our big Hc sale still
progress. Many bargains you
to miss. Bellefonte
in
Hardware Co
Owner
Mr. and Mrs. Willlam P
Mrs, Willam W, Eleg spent
last week in Philajelpaia return-
ing to thelr homes in Bellefonie
Friday
Mrs. Philip H. Johnston 5
again able to be about alter having
been confined to her home oh Easl
Curtin Street for ten days because
of a severe attack of the grippe,
~The Misses Sue Armstrong,
Louise Kline, and Betty Jane Funk
all employes of the Bell Telephone
Company, represented the local ex-
change by acting as guides at one
of (he "Open houses” held at the
headquarters in Alloona
and
last week
«Mrs. Charles Tower, of Cum-
berland, Md., is spending this week
in Bellefonte with her niece, Mrs
P. M. Dubbs, at the family home
on East Linn Street. Mrs, Tower
motored here Sunday as the guest
of her son and daughter-in-law
Mr, and Mrs. Sprigg Tower, of
Cumberland
Charles Martin, of South Alle-
gheny street, who has been confined
to his home for the past week be-
cause of an infection of the shoulder
will not be able to resume his du-
ties for at least another week, mem-
bers of the family report. Mr. Mar-
tin suffered an injury to the should-
er about two months ago and it |
believed that the present trouble
resulted from that injury
Mrs Anna Roff,
Terrace, was of honor at a
urprise party held at her home last
Thursday night u
her 62nd. birthday Juests In-
cluded: Mr. and Mr, Charles Mon-
sell, Mr. and Mrs, Ambrose Smead
and son, Billy Miss Marie Roff
Thomas Deibler, Mrs, George Sage:
and sons, Johnny and James, Mi
Betiy Rofl and Rusiell Houtz, all
Jelielonte
of Halfmoon
ruest
in
184)
O°
shower wa
Misses Anna
A miscellaneous
held last week by the
and Hannah Schroyer, of Miles-
burg, at their home in that commu-
nity, in Miss Christine
Kauffman, daughter of the Rev
and Mrs. D. D. Kauffman, of Miles-
burg, whose engagement to Lee
Alexander, of Greenville, Del, re-
was announced. Guests in-
ded 14 members of the Woman
reign Missionary Society
jlesburg Method®s: church
honor of
of the
Janitor at Loe
Court biulding and care-
of a number of heating plant
business district of Belle.
down a cellarway while
iis rounds last Thursday
bruised his right
Infection developed from
he is now confined
to his home on Burnside Streel
where he is under medical treat-
ment. Yesterday his condition was
reported to be little improved
—Saturday night when the an-
nual debate between the Washing
ton Irving and John Marshall liter
ary socleties of Mercersburg Acad
emy 5 held as a feature of the an-
nual mid-winter festivities at tha
school, James B. Craig. Jr. son of
Mr, and Mrs. James B. Craig, of
West Curt'n Street. Bellefonte, will
be a member of the Marshall de-
baiting team. The question to be
discussed will be based on the par-
icipation of the United States in
the peace conference to establish a
new form of international relation-
ship after the war in Europe
Mrs. Paul Beaver, organist
music director at 8t. John's Epis-
coral church has organized a girls
choir, composed of girls ranging in
age from 8 to 16 years
of the organization, which is to b®
known at 8S: Cecelia’s Choir, are
Judith Malin, Rebecca Cruse, Ann
Cruse, Louise QOrafmeyer,
Rhoads, Ellen Quigley,
Chandler, Dorothy Chandler, Dor-
othy Raymond, Ann Scull, Ethel
Houser, Sarah Emel, Louise Emel
Jane. Love, lois Love,
Whitecar, Betty Lou
Ruth Garman and Betiy Garman
-~Private and Mrs. George Fin-
nin and family departed Monday
for Lewistown, Private
having been transferred
Lewistown
Police from the Pleasant Gap de-
tail. Friends of the family
and
forearm
the bruise and
Betty
to
Lamb Street, those participating in
the event included: Mr. and Mrs,
James Williams, Mr, and Mrs, Paul
Beardsiee, Mr, and Mrs. Don Me-
Coy, Mrs. Russell Lambert Dr
Richards H. Hoflman and the Miss-
ea Catherine Ventre, Mary Swartz
Florence 8mith and Martha Walk -
er. Mrs. Finnin recently was th»
guest of honor at a miscellaneot §
shower given by the Nurses’ Alum'd
Association of the Centre Coun;y
Hospital, of which she is a membr
— ou ——
ANNOUNCE CASTS FOR
WOMAN'S CLUB PLAYS
Announcement of the casts for
the three plays to be given under
the sponsorship of the Bellefonte
| Woman's Club in the social rooms
{of the Reformed church, Thursday, |
February 20, were announced yes- |
terday by Mrs. Luella Cheesman, |
who is directing the plays.
The plays and the casts are: “Be.
MW. Williams,
. | Delle
Steg |
and
Members
Sara
Patricia
Whitecar,
Finnin
the
sub-station State Molor
last
week held a surprise farewell party
at the Finnin residence on East
| Boldin
Past worthy matrons of the
Bellefonte chapter, Order of Bast-|
ern Star, were guests at a dinner
given Monday night at the Penn
Hotel. Mrs. Dalse Hender-
son, past grand matron of Pennsyl-
varia, and Mrs. W. E Crosslsay,
present worthy matron, were ho»
LOSKCS
Mrs. Edith Runkie first worithy
Matron of the Bellefonte Chapter
was elected president of a perma-
nent organization composed of the
past heads of the chapter
A short speaking program follow-
ed the dinner at the hotel. Dec-
orations were carried out In the
Eastern Star colors with white can-
delabra on the tables Each guest
was presented with a favor and a
corsage by the chapter
Ritualistic ceremonies at the
chapter's rooms in the I. O. O. FP
building followed the dinner. Mem-
bers of the group are as follows
Mrs. Edith Runkle, Mrs. Emma
Hurley, Mrs, Dalse Henderson, Mrs
Adella Spangler, Mrs. Sadie Schaef -
fer Mrs. Mary Hevverly, Mrs. Bertha
Runkle, Mrs. Helen R. Williams,
Mrs. Carrie Barlett, Mrs. Marguerite
Olsen Mrs. Hanna Smith, Mrs
Elizabeth Hazel, Mrs. Sara Hoffer
Mrs. Mary Mallory, Mrs. Verna Ros-
sman, and Mrs. Miriam Garbrick
All members were present with
the exception Mrs. Hurley and
Mrs. Barlett, who were unable to
attend because of ilines Leif A
Olsen, worthy patron of the chap-
ter, attended the activitie
of
2 Rallroaders Killed at Altoona
Two Harrisburg rallroad men were
killed early Monday moming in the
Altoona yards of the Pennsyl-
vania rallroad when a
crushed
they were
were H. C. Shut!
I Deaner
East
loco-
in
victim
and 8
pusher
the cabin car
ding. The
conductor
a brakeman
motive
which
Joins Chamber of Commerce
L Food Market
week ame an active member
elonte Chambe: yf ££
dMdman's
be
the Bell
merce
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Look! 8x12 Pelt base rugs i
bargain. Only $3.79 &
sale. Bellefonte Hardware
Vv. Williams, Owner
WANTED--Middle
keep house and
valld. Inquire Scholl's
burg. Phone 0604-R-2
WANTED Boy tw work
at east 10 month
WANTED
slo ked
steady Job
Haupta Place
WANTED A man with family. posi.
tion on stocked farm by month
or adhares experience, referenc ss
Ernest Bickle arrior’s Mark, Pa. x8
WANTED--An experienced single
man to work on a fam, one w
Is capable of taking full charge {I
THC Pe 8 TY B. Clawde Hoy. Beligfonts
Pa, Phone State College 3652 bt]
WANTED Man. well informed to act
Belie-
time work
7229
{ladeiphia
WANTED-—Farm hein
dirt i
honest
once
when
last
middie ae
desires A Diace As hotise -
keeper. very reliable. pood co0k. Tre-
ference. Write M. M. in of the
Centre Democrat office x8
widow
Care
WANTED Howe keeper protestant
deires permanent position n't
there some person who would need
and appreciate the service of an effi-
cient practical, dependable person
with oieasing personality. Can take
full charge of any private home
Practienl nurse to convalescent Car
furnish A-} reference. Give fall
representation of home and self in
first letter alo telephone number
Write Box 42 in care of the Centre
Democrat office x8
Lost and Found
POUND-A bunch of
Owner can have same
for this advertisement
at this office
LOST Coal ehute between Belle
fonte and Philipsburg Tuesday
about noon. Reward. Finder please
notify William Lijten, Philipsburg
Pa RD x
1OST--Black and tan male hound:
18 inches tall, very shy. Disap-
peared about alx weeks ago 31 miles
below Yarnell Reward for jnforma-
tion lending tn recovery. W., K. Al-
bright, State CHllege, R. 1
In Memoriam
BOLDIN We take this means of
thanking all persons who contrib-
uted in any manner or form during
the {linest and death of Vincent P|
The Pamily
Car
by
and
keys
paying
calling
x8
Wanted to Buy
WANTED--To buy chickens, all
breeds and sizes, at farm, Harry C
Pooler, Clearfield, Pa x8
WANTED--To buy a small gasoline
engine in «ood mechanical condi-
Hon John Snavely, Centre Hall
a
WANTED To buy modern wood
twin beds. Also antique glass, |
Phone State College 2350, or inquire |
| Mitewbury Pa.
x8 |
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A SL TE
BALE~COme blasksmith
and forge and 1 anvil sult
for lurmer or light work. Ad-
P. O Box 45 Milesburg, Pa. x8
FOR BSALE-—Best rade soft and POR
hard a Ton or oud 10s $ fan
PF. Ripka, Bellefonte. Phoue Ti ! ube
—— - - aress
FOR SALE Loose
$1000 » y bal
y ¢
Ang ¢ M (
«linen
FOR
aLore Willi tell at a
Fa L
POR
an ¥ Day
1 Cru Bellefo
p18-R-11
FOR SALE com.
Diete, ong
500 «
Drooders
SALE—Bualed cory
y Lamar P. O
FOR SALE-A POR SBALF Gor
d coal t
FOR SALE
FOR BALE
condition
: finance
M. Keller
87
alc
POR SALEM tires
ail sizes from 15
by written
dieds of “used ? |
y 28 Lich :
Glock. ~ Roomers Wanted
| ANTED Boarder a a in
NTHD,. oar fiets
765-J
yy Bire
AR Kisches UPDOS Wanted to Lease
clock. Inquire of Mra i ——————————
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POR SALE
‘ : L TOR 20
22 cent
wil
WANTED--To rent a farm on
Bohow Bas
ang
ty. woul
FP O Box 826 Bs
ar rre | H a
Tr . veg Sale ( reference
stoked
ate
College
ro sur sccm S0l€ or Exchange.
y *
al Guertuey cows
£loek
CIO SPTINgET:
hogs and
Years
& VR
oid
POR SALE
Batches
Dirod t+ ted
polioum
Soring Mills, Pa. Phone 6-1-2]
FOR SALB-Quality chicks per
Leghory 88 65 5 hid
y. Chick
gas engine
Hox sewing machine
manufactarered gas
sigh weed. combination opal anda
hs range for Atiantic States Gas
Bendix home laundry ueed for dem
onat ations only. 25 radio cabinets
suitable for making various pieces of 1,
furnitage. Battery and electric radios
of various makes, new tall chimney
oll ranee. weed oil range: electric
ranges. several new electric mixers at
clase out price; IT E 8 floor lamps
two used electric refrigerators: hand
operated washing machine
must be moved in order fc
for new stork Omen
each evening excepiing
Thursday. Staniev
5-R-3 Millheim. Pa
joe
gas for
weeks old rice reasonable
lobias, 204 E Hamilton Ave. B
College
FOR
5 months
quick buyer
Run, BellefQpte
nid 11 sei
Por S8**mm
R.D 3
seiters. Two are
and 2 are 4 yeary old
Phone | James Mackel
xB
La LE ee EEE SELL ETAL LL
! DO YOU SPEND MOST
OF YOUR TIME AT A
EDENTARY?
v0 OCCUPATION oo
The human body needs exercise and recreation to keep well,
and overwork without observation of these two necessities will
demand extra payment in ill-health and shortened life. The
person who sits constantly at a desk, or spends long hours at
any task, year in and year out, ignoring rest periods and ex-
ercise, is placing more value on material things than on health.
CLASSIFIED AD
Stack and equiptuent of
of the Laniar Geli
9
one
Ly arris « mille
Price
Phone
Pleas
501
High
ro te * sari
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Sever.
shoals,
SALE~-A oolice and oollle dom,
il cheap 0
Moose
x9
POR SALE-Four bird does. English
4 months old
Inguire of
Pine Glen, Pa Call at
little Pine Inn x9
| Car garage,
of Fred H
| half of double house |
| Inguire of Mex Kalin, State Lollege
for call 2808 State College.
' FOR RENT—Omne half
| fonute, Pa. Possession Mu
| Rent $18.00.
—
Live Stock
FOR SALE~A good Poland sow and
10 pigs Raion Grove Howard,
(Nittany) R. D. 2 x8
FOR BALE-~Regatered Holstein cow
Close sprigger, AW Witmer,
Bellefonte, R. D. 1 x8
FOR SBALE-—A good § year old roan
mare in foal, weight 1600 Jos. Wi,
work anywhere, J. BR Hartle, Belle
fonte, Pa. R. D. 1 x8
FOR BALE~4 ex pth ally nice
large type Chester White gilts, old
from August and ready to breed
John Snavely, Centre Hall, Pa a4
PARMERS--Penns Valley Sales baru,
Centre Hall, Pa. holds sale every
other Tuesday. Bring your live stock
and pouiiry, you can expect good
prices. 8. T. Riegel, Owner, Mgr
i
FOR BALE--A puresired Holstein
bull calf, 1 week old, his dun a a
2 year old produced 9200 iby of
and 922.1 Ibs of fat, average test 3
herd T. B. blood tested. A. C. Harte
llefonte, Pa x8
mii
FOR
year
SALE~A
oid
pair of colts coming
One a sltrawbherr
the other a DE gray
team Ql horse, nd 12 years oid
welgt WOU Inguire ol
Loney Boone Brockerhoff Parm
Jacksonvilie Road, Belietonte, R. D 2
xh
Real Estate - For Sale
B-room house
Located
Pa rite P. O
POR SAlLE~An
Hght and bath
ant Gap
Bellefonte
FOR SALE
room, 2
2020 or
quir
St. State Colleg
t B00 Bo
Pa
FOR SALE--8Some nice bullding 10s
at Plessant Gap, Pa. will 4
sonable Inquire of Mm
Zelesnick, Pleasant Gap
FOR SALE--<A 2 story frame
ail
FOR BALE--10 room house
Ore room '"
in Hublersbury
inguire of H
rg. Pa
FOR
SALE Ten acre Poultry
BVI het
nd brooding
Fishing
r. Pa
FOR BALE--The W. W. Witmer
of 202 acres, 6 mils west Of
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POR SALE-The forme: Bodie farm
109 acres, 5 mile. from Bellefonte,
on Buffalo Run Road All necessary
farm bullidings. Price $3500.00
dress Jos. HH. Brinke: & Bros. 18 N
Centre Sweet, Cumberiand, Ma. 201
FOR BALE--Good farm of 180
ang fire regaodeled’ oon n try
thiet n A
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POR BALE-—100-acre farm located In
Hublersburg. Ps. 3 acres timuber, 7
actos of alfalfa, 20 acres of meadow
with a never falling stream running
wales house and barn elaciric
ght and bath. All the comforts of
a Youn home 2 minutes walk Ww
either school, church, store and .
office. The bet located farm in Nit.
tany Valley, J. B. Maths oneraurg
Pa t
in
POR SALE--larke type {eghorn
chicks fromm state blood iested hens
ranging from 2 0 4 years of sg*
Buy your chick; from the farms that
produces thelr own hatching ef
to (naure yourself of good StoCk
We are breeders of the large ype
leghorns that produce large chalk
white ees. Virltors are always wel.
come. Dale Hill Poultry Pan.
Ciimwondale, Pa. John Kine townst)
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Storeroom For Rent
POR RENT—8Wre room in
buliding, corner MWigh and
Bireets, DBeliefonte faquire
Motor Co., Phone 674
Decker
pring
Decks:
ky
For Sale or Rent
FOR BALE OR RENT 10 room hole
and stocked sore roomn with heal
and light in Hublepsbury, sion
Route 220. Inquire of H 8 Bum
mers, Hublersthryg, Ps 1&
FOR BALE OR RENT--A good farm of
about 46 acres of farm land and
about 120 acres timberiand, located
in Marion wwnship, Centre County
Good buildings, level land and plenty
of water, Inquire of Mrs. John Lyon
Howard, Pa 30
Farms For Rent
POR. RENT--A 100 acre farm with
plenty of good spring water, oogte
ed in Spring Mills, Pa Inquire of
John MoCoy, Bellefonte, RD 1. x9
farm at Cedi
has all convenlen-
Harry Weber, 332
Lock Haven, Pa
4
Springs, house
cew, Phone 602.)
Bouth Fairview Bt
FOR RENT-—A 100 acre farm with
(| water and electric
miles west of Spring
FOR RENT--What 4 known ss the
Allison i farm Elusted in
Cregg Twp Buildings (in Spring
Mills, electric light and running
waiter pood house and barn. Inguire
of G H MoCormick. R. D Spring
Mills, Pa. Phone 5-B-21, Centre Hall
4B!
LAND BANK
you would
Inde ted ness
cheswe a fgarn
LOARE—-NLx
ike to refinance you
Or need money LW DUr-
at low rate of interest
and on long terms you should oof
tact Charles F. Rhodes, Becreiary-
Treasurer of the Centre County Nat.
jonsl Pwrm loan Association, lee
mont. Pa x13
Parmer 1
Announcements
SUPPER —A roast
will be held In
Buffalo R
pois a
wc
chicken super
the basement of the
in, U. B. church
nin Feb
ae i
BAKE SALE--The
ters of the
hureh will
King's Daugh-
Bellefonte Prangelical
hold a
of Centre Cour
ond months
Granee Ha)
day evening
njon Prayer meet-
the home of i
Sunday
NOTICE—The U
wit] eet In
Green on
230 pm. 1% mil
| nore store along
E ody Invited
Te "
o
Beside
40
CARD PARTY —A card party will
be held by the Match Workers Loca
Saturday evening Peb 24 gt 8:30
o'clock in Union Hall Prizes and
refreshments, Dubie a cordially in-
SC
FOOD SALE--The Young Woman
id of the Bellefonte Presbyterian
k bb will hold 2 food sale In hw
wii! hold 4 food gale in the
eviral Penmayvivinisa Gas Oomdany
lice: on the Diamond on Saturdar
edyuare 24, from 10 to 12 owiork
I} kinds of nome cooked foode will
* On ale
Statement
NOTICE-—To the taxpayers
Tu¥hship, 57%
(
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v
A
Ls
of Worih
County Commissioners. May 1.
ell unmald personal taxes will be
riven fo deputy oollector Mav 1, 158,
for collection. .Jda RB Willams Oo!
scion, EJ
Miscellaneous
DEAD 81 OCK—Removes promptly
Call anviime “ my expense,
$36 «3 Lloyd Smith, Milmbure.
1944,
Axe Mann
Witmer, Bellefonte,
Inquire of Fred
Pa x9
FOR RENT-—A five room house with
bath Good Jocavon Possession
April 1st. Write P. O. Box 386, Belie-
fonte., Pa 14
Mra
resi.
Belle
jocation. All
. this office
8
dence on
fonte Very
conveniences
FOR RENT ril 1, Eastern side of
double brick house, 227 E. Bishop
Street. all conveniences, garage,
Phone Mabel M
Bellefonte, Pa.
FOR RENT-<«A five room house In
Bush Addition, with electricity, 2
city water, etc ule
ler, Bush Addition,
Bellefonte, R X 4
FOR RENT-—A 6 room house with all
nj dern conveniences, new hard
wood floors
Saxion, 115 High Street,
Pa Phone 283)
Bellefonte,
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FOR RENT Half of doubl e house on
Inquire of Charles |
S-R+4 at our expense,
| INSURANCE--20% Saving, J
Keichline Insurance Agency,
ple court. Phone 1920. Open even
ings and Saturday afternoon. t
hours.
snteed. .
pany. Cali or write us. The TIDLING
Pharmacy, Beech Creek, Ps. E+
Morrison, 472-J. |
411
Beech Creek, ™s
and packing 11
Spring 3%. 6 rooms, bath and heal, | vlassaet
of double
on Bishop St. |
| stock
house 108 East Lamb Street, Belle. |
ist
ire of Mrs.
Noll, Zion, Pa Zion 913.
FOR RENT--Eight room house,
age, four miles west of State Col
lege, along state highway, available
immediately, eleciticity.
522 N. Allen St. State College, Pu
Phone 4364. x9
ms |
are |
uive
| ing
|
i]
Repairing
anticnes » and
Phone 409M.
| Apartments for Rent
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inity of the afled to | 363 Ridge Avepue, State Coilege, Pa. | :
the vicinity ¢ hoifie { 8 ay | FOR RENT—A furnished apartment
"hate 0 al Finds of Furst
U nd slin
BT RET. a,
Pa. RC
{and Mrs. Joseph Kozar of Belle- " ".
bring it (0 light. Yesterday mom- | fonts, and H. H, Bathurst, of CUr- | Catherine Andereon Havel | ober:
ing the watch was found buried | tin brother of Mrs. Gingher. |an4 Christine Smith: “Pickles, Bon
. | .
hi He show Jag! cide hy wa | ~The right windbw and door | Bons and Temper”: Eleanor McGin-
none Rome for p a “outing.” jamb of a coach driven by George ley. Beatrice Weaver, Eleanor Wag-
» ® | K. Moore, of Johnstown, were ner and Verdie Gibboney; “Minerva |
Members of the Alpha Chapler damaged about 9:30 o'clock Tie (Moody. Helens Thomas, Catherine |
of the Oradale Sorority, Bellefonte, | day morning when the car stuck | Wian, Elizabeth Brown and Eleanor |
mooted tc the Flesher lea room ai the rear of a borough truck hy Lwin:
Julian, Tuesday evening for Alin front of the Bellefonte Trust| Admission to Thursday's perform.
chicken dinner and a miscellaneous | Company. The car driven by ance which will begin at 7:15 p. m.,
shower in honor of Mrs, Eleanor | Moore, owned by the 8pool Cotton | will be 25 cents. A special children’s
Koski, of East Howard Street.) Company, of New York Ohty, was showing will be given at 7 o'clock ndoned
Those present were: Mrs, Koski. | notth on Allegheny | Wednesday evening, February 28.) forms thst can be bought at A
Mrs. Vivian Baer, Mis, Marie Deck- | Street, and Is believed to have skid- | Tickets for this performance will be | Pifocastoniion Adm: “hi 1
er, Mrs. Jane Dry, Mrs. Betty 8ax-| ded on the slushy road while pass- | 10 cents. | Bathiewt, Justice of the Poranen How
fon, Mrs, Carolyn Swartz Mrs, Bet- | ing the parked truck. The end gate | - {ard, Pa. RD, Te
ty Green, Mrs. Velma Fetzer, Miss | of the truck struck the window and | Marriage Licenses -
Qerliude Poorman, Mrs. Hanhall| cut its way through the glass 10 enry M. Bulloe
Rockey, Miss Isabel Knoffsinger. the door jamb, which was badly Hen'y M. Bullock. Bellefonte
Mrs, Edna Sellers, Miss Ethel Zerby, | twisted. No one was injured. Dean | Helen R. Whippe Keeler_Bellefonte
Mrs. Betty Hoover, Mrs, Hazel! Shope, driver of the truck, was in| Elwood Donald Young... Bellefonte
Miss Margaret rhart,| the bank at the time. Borough Of- | Elizabeth J. Hublersburg
auline 8§.ine and Mrs, Ellen! ficer Donald Johnson
of Bellefonte. the accident,
LB ar and atreal eromttiee an ape Tae al maces with laundry pri and fre:
i ily and mental faculties, p to waste i :
hig I am materials. The kidneys are the greatest sufferers from failure | ardgn, 23 W. Oursin “45. Befitfonl
Milesburg to Triangle. Write Box to observe these simple health requirements. These faithful |
42, Bellefonte, Pa. Give fee and! workers work “overtime'’, trying to throw off these poisons, FOR RENT--Purnished rooms A
location. | and finally break down under the strain, with Bright's disease,
WANTED To buy, highest prices fo- high blood-pressure or some other serfous consequence, A
fur: and hides. If you are within! healthy y demands exercise, and change of mental or
30 miles of Bellefonte phone ot write | physical scenery.
Kofman. Bellefonte mo When your kid ive, especiall
n. Be : your neys are over-active, ly at tf, you
116 Phone 310 or 153. can be sure the body is trying to take care of a “‘toxic™ condi
tion. Should this persist, do not delay consulting your doctor.
WANTED
tracts IO abn Bright's disease is preventable, but not curable, and that is a
“hirst symptom’,
wm,
(Shon, 102 ©
= | Beletaned,
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Articles for Sale
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FOR SALE-—A 200d cook stove, price
reasonable. L. OG. Stanton, lian, 1 \ ih
investigated Oscar Lewis Tafteh