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Recent Weddings Ha™n'sh—Montgomery Announcement wa lLettrheHel hel Irena He daugh- Joseph Heichel {| Oscar Lewis Roil- we made was Howard the Rev Kine H Sone ter Mrs He {: High srhool and attended the Bolle. forte Academy ahd New York Uni- versity letics and Mi nish’ at ducts ¢ daughter Lingenféliter the bride bf Samuel son also of Claysburg afternoon, Methodis! ¢ George w 4 BIND of Julian known a Martin graduate Immed- Howing the ceremony, the 2 motor trin to Mom : thelr return will of Wingate tol { - the Bellefonte Ruperi-~Heverly Joseph Ruperi,. son of Mrs Rupert. of Beech Creek. and Nellie Mande Heverly. danghe- f Mr Mary P. Heverly. 1 Haven, were married Satnr ning In the First Evangelical church the Rev. Homer W. Relsley. The glectric of couple left on Arizona, and npon reside 1 Clay but n ath- — Lee Tile Miss tor g and was oulstanding in all Hari mother at amily | where Mr. Hamish 1 y farm hannon Ne B. David ity Methodist enfelter, ven, Batu of Mr. and Mr mont was performed nt the Claysburg Mr Mrs, Clarence K D. Harchharger, Lock Haven, in the presence of T Harshbarger mediate {riends and relatives i Thurs day and Mr Condo Fifteenth Street Haion, th Huntingdon, Rev. at th 11 pastor, performed chools Mr h Mr. Hsar- of th ~ ” Bh ‘3 ™ - hh are » Condo—Billy the { er Edward d Condo. of Cilia Susanna Billy, o f { re married by the Berns and M #0 Wings OCH i lighted by ithe cross and wall candies lor the cere- mony. Mr. and Mrs. Paul 1. Lomi- sori. of Orviston. were best man at matron of honor, respectively. There Gummo, were no other guests or attendants im- Mrs has been employed at Mr. th New York and Pennsylvania Lo kK Company Mr. Rupert me : gmp! ovyed ployed by the General Refractories ondo is C at Beech Creek, where home will make their home PAs Harshbarger—Ling nfeiter Miss Florence Elle] Ling the Ha- Pre. Lock W ad Ww home of of became and Ritpert of Mrs. Alice » will live In and in former bein wer mill, Mr he Gummo at the e hureh Boggs, npany F FH 173 o Lovely Early American Design 1 IN. stsowics a PLATE | { building and caretaker of CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL IN THE WEEK'S NEWS Taken to Hospital Walter Reichert, of Burnside! street, janitor at the Temple Cour heating | plants in a number of bulldings in! the business district, was taken to {the hospital, Friday, for treatment | after he had brujsed the arm in al fall while aboul his usual duties Several minor operations have heen | performed to effect drainage of the arm, and although the Infected area for a time threatened serious comes | plications, later reports from the hospital Indicale that this danger has been averted and the patient is new. believed to be on the way ward recovery Reichert's oldest son, Donald, aged 18. who has not been well for ms eral weeks may undergo an opera- jon for the removal of tonsils. He s suffering from an infection which has affected his ears, eyes and throat to- Emergency Operation Mrs, James E, Decker, Jr of Thomas street, Bellefonte, was ad- mitted to the hospital, Sunday, for an emergency operation for appen- dicitis. Reports from the institution yestarday were to the effect that her condition is satisfactory Minor Operation Mrs, Wilbur Rhoads, of Coleville became a patient last Thursday, having been admitted for surgical treatment of an Infection, Mr Rhoads is reported 10 be recovering nicely this time at News of Patients Monday of Last Week harged: Paul 1 of Bellefors’e. RD. 1; James W, Shoff and infant Siate Coliege. Mrs, John D on <f Boilsbure. Birth daughter was born to Mr. and MM Ellsworth C. Dunkle of State Col- iege Holderman Mr Pa - A Dis Jr. FLEDGE ACTIVE AID TO WELFARE CAMPAIGN Atl Bro all member an krel eeting and ding ff Hotel, Mondas of the board of ¢ torx of the Bellefont» Communi Athletic Associallor wdged and substantial aid the nite Comin fT pt actiye Bells. Drive wre In nity Welfare t Ae AY Athirtic A irtie ng 1" iil 1 Be pring. Th e of the fund im aon pati RE cits in the Other plans discussed at th ing included tentative arrangements to have at least one big major: league game and meveral Easte Baseball League games plated” off) the Jocal field duting the coming season. These games will be part of & program of activities designed io stimula’es new interest baseball in this locality. © mitel- Members of the rontrol group of the Athletic Amsséiation. all but one of whom were present atl Monday's meeting. are; ‘Marvin J. Rothrock, president; Thomas Beaver, vice president; Guy Brown, treasurer Paul Beaver, secretary, antl George Purnell, Jerry Oalajda, H. J. Hart.! ranft Samuel D. Rhinesmith, Paul Wallzer, Ralph Dale, Prancis Cran - fred W. W- Bieg, Charles M Thompson and BR. Cameron Heverls en sna——-» a. Walks 21.900 Miles Charles C. Brown, Milton, has walked a lot more during the past sive years than many of us even drive In an automobile, having chalked up 21.000 miles just walk- ing around town at night to make | sure that “all's well,” Milton's night watchman, more popularly known as “Brownie,” knows more than any- one eles abbut the community's night life, PUBLIC SALES Received too late fo Classify, See Complete Sale Regier on Page 5, Second Section, MONDAY, MARCH 4-John Gruen wald, will ger At public sale, atl Vickshurg., Pa. a carload of South Dakota horses, Bale at 1 p.m. M. W. Boyer, suct. of er Ms —————— | SATURDAY. MARCH 9—At 10 5 « SANDWICH 24": lbs. GOLD MEDAL > ] “wich, FLOUR — [3 teste Accept this beautiful glass Cake and Sandwich plate free at your grocer’s today! 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GENERAL MILLS, INC, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA OLD MEDAL sci FLOUR OFFER GOOD WHILE SUPPLIES LAST | BATURDAY, MARCH 0--Mrs | TUESDAY, MARCH Rogers will offer a! public sale on | the William Qrr farm, 8 miles cast along the Jesckson- | livest oCk and farm ike AT THESE GROCERS’ ioe N. Weber will offer at public sale on the BE 8 Btover farm 1'; miles east of Rebersburg. a nit Hire of farm stock. implements | and some houschold enods. Clean up sale. Wise & Hubler, sucls x9 Maude public sale at Titan Metal Miller will offer at her residence near plant, Bellefonte, Pa. a full Hone of household goods, Including new heatrola and ano, Sale at 1290 ociock. 8, . Hoy, asuct Pax M Dubbs, clerk. WHEDNPEDAY, MARCH 20-- Joes { Lingle will offer at public sale at his place In the foun of Madison. burg, Pa, livestock and farm plements Sale at 1 o'cloek. Geo, WiGeorge VP Wise, auct of Bellefonte, ville road, plements, Sale at 12 noon. Smith, att AMAZED AT RELIEF! ong Suffering with con. stipation, sleeplessne impaired’ digeation had 3 weakened me that | was unable even to lift my baby roy relief Fon rs, linagrove, Pa. qualities in Herd nin yours relief rersiting ingsring fering with and Br dE re a: ie PARRISH DRUG STORE i W. Whiteside } E by | end Mr: | bet home on East Cm ! Thursda | is | poem, | Magazine, She 5 | Huff, now deceased, {R5 @ feature | Tuesday of Last Week Admitted: Mi dahl of Bellefonte, Discharged Mrs. William H, 8p and in ant son of Winga e, Admitied Toesda and discharge) Pridayv: Miw M. Trosle «f Howard R. D. | Wednesday of last Week Discharged: Mr Fred of Bellefonte, . D. 3: Peters of Milesburg of Bel Charles HH. Du son of Howard, R pit Thomas J. Rove College, R. D Thuwsday of Last Werk Admi ted Mss Rosella grick, of Smullton; Mi Rhoads of Bellefon RD Martin, of Belle.on Mrs. William son of Ballef me Boalsburg Grace B or Ww Min M: Iefonte Sara 1 Andrew R keman D 3; Mrs in fant eg harged : nant H. Smith Friday Admitted Bellefonte: Fi ard, R. D Clalre Carver and ter of Fleming, Pa ; Billetts of Bellet Births Mr liam C Luse of Centre aughler Ic and Mi: Crater of Bpring Mills R Saturday Admitted: Maurice Aron burg John MaNic lam C. Krader At to Mr er of Biate Sunday: si 4 '] Admitted of How- M Augh Margaret R. DD. } and Mrs, W.1 Mi: nte On of on —Blg saving « and Hoover nol aff =d Hirdwnare C ovner tended the the Del {9 th» bhened ing Club Auslin , Watkins, and Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Rice. all of Carlisle, were in Belle. foule over the weekend for a visit with Furst’ parents former Judge James CC. Pursl West trewt elon = ~i i of Linn The musi Woman's M! Presb; was well program by local Wie chapel was the tourer of orable comment the free will offering Mrs. Albert Schad iin & MONA terian church attended on treet netind nearly $25 returned rect 18st with Pitts its he 23" . from a visit rela- tives and {riend rgh area. During her n guest for several days of Dr. Edith Bechad, of Bellefonte hn recovering fromm Injurie suffered In a recent Mrz Augustus Hoover, of How- ard, suffered a siroke, Saturds and has been confined to bed a* het home since tha time. Mrs, Hoover who resides with her son, Lawrence is well known in Bellefonte, (hoe family havine at one time resided on Past Curtin Street in the house now occupied by the Dowdell famn- iy in the abe noe formerly sive fall of town Mondas — Among those from out who were In Bellefonte | afternoon for the funeral of Lincoln Musser. former Bellefonte resident who died Thursday in Miami, Fila. were: Mr, and Mrs. Harry Every, Mra Clay Bud, Mrs. Ralph Stevens, Mr Boyd Musser and son, Francis, Mr: Hannsh Kellerman, Mr. and Ebon Lesh, all of Altoona: Blanche Meckiey and Mrs Mrz Maud i Schreck, both of Lemont ~Mrz. Leoline 8mith., of Miles. burg. has received notice that her “God's. Bouquet.” which she snbmitted for publication in the Caravan of Verse, has been accept- ied and will appear in an early is- igus. Mrs Smith's poems have ap- peared from time to time in the Io. cal newspapers as well as Our Army 8 niece of Jacoh who became famous for his articles of humor and philarophy. appearing regularly of Williamsport Grit | | i | 1 { | | | Lillle~ | eriously ill at his } | i | month | wo man ix Nathan Kofman ome pa rtmen for the Inst night wa eritienl ufler who has been in the Plaza ast four reported lo Mr. Kol “" Lie irl cone i concit.on ing irom dition I ) Ia | Hot Julia | Recge | Mrs | One of Mrs. Smith's poems, writien | for Mother's Day, was read at a banquet given by the soung ladies of the Milesburg Preshytenan | church. ime | This is 5 cleay-up sale. | ————— — nn — Want ads bring resulls, i | ar ; Arthur + Arthur © { Enst Linn Sntre County fternoon for ior appendiciti vl attend being former Dae Dade " of Dale and Mi treet taken Ww He | an emer 1d re on fn ati For me Un tic Ol Marriage Licenses MD STAMPS MANTED or DOxe ATT * of fie vice WILKERSON. TOOK AT THE BARGAINS THAT CAN BE HAD THIS WEEK AT TAUB'S Ironing Boards Brand 83c New ! m—— SH —— ONE MORE Soiled Mattress $4.75 SIMMON'S Studio Couch $12.50 One Parlor Suite Miller, © Kline, William To Remodel Yates. Jerry Cia Osborne Lame Lodge Home mrt. Ww. £ Tey and A. C. Hever- BUICK SPECIALS Ww LINCOLN ZEPHYR A pliaH (Continued from OMe Ones wk vou kitchen | to | idee wud will redo he mu th new In rey Aled $140 « 15 DODGE . 3 ru Cony, Coupe C2 Share These New DRESS lz «wom COMMANDER SEDAN SAVINGS | |za ee ! equippe 818 io | Three Dollar Values 1" BUICK A ar We lake WM OLDSMOBILE “¢ DOOR SEDAN SEDAN SIM TWO ¥ When Built Better uch Automobiles Are Willi Build Them $7.50 Coil Springs wus $5.75 ver: Dining Room Suite Beantiful - Complete Walnut Finish $49.00 DESK $4.75 Fi . Taub’s Furniture Ex. Next to Farmers Natl Bank W. High St Bellefonte, Pa. Ee ——e YS —— FREE MOVIES! Wednesday March 6th Howard High Scheel Howard A" Thursday March 7th Municipal Theatre Mifiheiw Friday March Sth Grange Hall Pleasant Gap Square Dance of Tractors” will be shown, with onte reel in natural colors. Time: 7:30 P. M. Sponsor: Door Prizes ! ALLIS-=CHALMERS C0. EARL J. GENTZEL, Dealer LINTZ’S Lingenfelter Motor Co. Ready-to-Wear BELLEFONTE, PA PHONE 1065 BELLEFONT} Walter PA Cohen, Manager PURE FgOD WEIS £0603 TORES Mayonnaise» 27 ¢ Ridge Farm Peas 4 --25c¢ Sardines oui 4. 22¢ Grapefruit «cos x: 9¢ Mild Cheese - Ib 25¢ Junket Fudge Mix »:15¢ FANCY FRESH PRUNES 2. 25¢ WEIS PASTRY FLOUR ew we 43 2 1bs lc oa dD THe .2 cans 25¢ sm. pg. 10¢ ...cake 5¢ .2 1b bxs. 15¢ ..4 rolls 19¢ ..3 rolls 25¢ . 4 cokes 17¢ .2 pkgs. 23¢ Fancy Pea Beans. . Weis Leader Coffee. Weis Quality Peas. Lux Flakes. . Ig. pg. 23¢ Fels Naptha Soap 4-X or Brown Sugar. Waldorf Tissue Scot Tissue Octagon Toilet Soap. Gold Medal Kix GOLDEN RIPE Bananas Ib 5¢ Sweet Polatoes J rumNaes CRIP Carrots Bunch 5 C 2 Bs Ne om Ths 10c i ibs 2 Ibs 19 a» Fresh Peas CABBAGE QUALITY MEATS FRESH HAMBURG 2 Ibs VEAL CHOPS Ib SA 2 Ibs PORK ROAST Ib SAUSAGE CHUCK ROAST Ib FRESH PICNIC STYLE
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