March 7, 194000) PLEASANT VALLEY Nea vin ferry baby and Ari, Lee re Lhe Page Six | MILESBURG | ar Mrs and Mrs, Grover Corman Mis. John Widmann were gua:ts at the L. G Peters Mrs. Peters who has been THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. JACKSONVILLE vice mn Sunda ne were Mr. an M3 : x ltmtemcs | LA 1 . ep” fl Sunday allernoon at i i 1 . In j {f Little N y bes } home § Rebesburg ver {and M wil ny man of H ‘ The f Eminhizer 18 back 6 ana Mi Ty i — : } Hg Laere WB Ipman Mr, and if Mackey E E MB vile Charle Beightol of STATE COLLEGE Mrs. Edith Campbell of South Gill street had as her guests on “ Thursday Mr, and Mrs, William John and daughter Campbell of Penn's Cave Frances have returned from a vact= Mrs, W. C. Florida. They repor. hav- Irvin Harvey had a nice trip members of Miss Olive Shawley of Bellefonte, dinner bridge 1G | ang Church March 10 are as follows School 9:30 and C., E. €.4 Opi Mi Ell discussion “"Hearin ; eek, Mi Voice.” and M1 Howard Dixson ohildren of ( Cot Ciarrett and chiar Gillen Mr Mr, and recent | tion at home ng slightly Edward Sholl Tomlinson and Mrs were hostesses to the their bridge club at 4 Friday evening al the children of very eriberry of indispcsed was presented wi flowers, Some f and a g!ft which would for one younger ‘han Miss Catherine Baldridge been ealled to Pittsburgh, due the illness brother, Mr 3a i with pneumonia Walker week hey years { her hilathea Class of the h will hold Thursday Tal t the home of Wetzler, Delos Avery and liamspot spent Ernest Hess home, Miss Vivis lege, spent clas thelr Mrs, M. L family Sunday isburg Barbara Butterfield htown, Pa, iS a Bue CG. Peters home Taanes Tharp is th writin \ mst week colin We zler nice much rhano dis ent Aming our folk Birthdays Bunda: Ham F. Peters of niral Miss Betly Smith (Happ folks). Confucius ice we had 35 School on Sun Wednes- vice wa larger Ia also at the prayer meet- home 1ttended Rev, Filexon at ithe Byr: ney i not be with s at the meeting. Roy Spouts had the meeting, and we wd svar wrosent 61. : ry pri n n he ld are 00: cotiage ere were abou! 65 pres- day night and : wonderful the Zimmermar Flexon will be We know you these ministers Services each with Rev. Byra i" 88) A farewell party was held at the LOOK AT THE BARGAINS THAT CAN BE HAD THIS WEEK AT TAUB'S ironing Boards Brand 83¢ New ! ONE MORE Soiled Mattress $4.75 SIMMON'S Studio Couch $12.50 One Parlor Suite $7.50 Coil Springs F SBrana hy 5 i 7 5 New! Dining Room Suite Beautiful - Complete Walnut Finish $49.00 _ DESK -- - - $4.75 Toub’s Furniture Ex. . Next to Farmers Nat'l Bank W. High St. Bellefonte, Pa. h some | 5 delectable soft food be suitabie Bap- ight Maren nd Beity Shawley, of State lege, were weekend visitors at John Smith home The work on ion being erecled by Co, is going right ahead | structure is to be brick and tile. The ice in the creek is still hold- day rain ng ast in spite of Sunday the all nesday of last woek heafts of Mr. and Mrs The litle one has d Dorothy Jean. M ld are doing fine at Fisher's sister Bellefonte THE FAITHFUL FEW. Mrs » meeting's called to order lock around the room me [aces the shadows loom the meeting 0 5¢¢ 5 t's through- ention few member the m EC WATKINS arie Way pike as’ and Mrs a farm alonz? 1 the nea 0 lose th ommunit led the pary 1 and chi ¢ and Mrs Mr. an Nl . 14 raves hildren, wmond. Mr and children Mraz. Edna Roy S8poits and David Mr and child and Florein pda Dorothy and Poster vd and George Jr ries Spotis etl Tels were sandwiches cake, cookies and pic Bush they had didn’ know last week's tems mistake in the printing and Mrs. Byrd spent Wed- 3 ing homes in } iP} the hom= L Spotts a¢ which Hime in Spotts celebrated her Some Dew it accord Must of decided scholars a been a Rey the birthday Mr. and Mrs visitors a: the Sunday p. m. Mrs, George Bush had the mis- fortune to fall on an icy sidewalk laxt Tuesday while in Bellefonte When falling she strutk her elbhon on the sidewalk and at first thes feared she had fractured her arm On Wednesday an x-ray was taken al the Bellefonte hospital which re- vealed only bad bruise She was very fortunate as so many people have been falling and getling jured very badly. Mr. and Mrs family spent 8potis home Mr. and Mrs named their Lou Hardman Oray and daughter Beverly of Coleville, spent Satur day at the home of Mrs. Spotts. Mr and Mrs. Charles Way visited with her brother and family Mr and Mrs, Carl Spotts on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Martin Spotts and children visited the Charles Way home Friday evening Edgar Spots King were home on in- Andrew Irvin and Sunday at the Roy have Linda Clair Carver new daughter Sh i Casket, Vault For Pet Dog : {Continued from oage one) tatively reported to be “in a place i of safe-keeping.” | Mrs. Btine lives miome and for a | number of years “Maggie” had been her favorite pet. Consequently when {the dog became {11 it received the { best of medical attention. Its age Was against recovery, however, and | upon its death last week efforts were i made to secure grave space in one of Buffalo Run Valley's two princi pal cemeteries, | When officials of the cemeteries ‘would not give permission for the iburial of the dog on those prem. | iises it is reported, arrangements iwere made for the grave on the i Btin# farm. The casket and the air- I sealed vault are tokens of the bigh regard in which the animal was held during its lifetime. | “Mageie,” then, is to have a de- | cent burial, Col- the the new filling sta- the Gulf Gas The A little daughter arrived on Wed- to gladden the CGuyler been ther and the home of Joseph | Bakery x10 | position of | geting nas State College Hotel Florence Berry of has been confined to several . because of Mile street her bed for days illness Helster street Tuesday In Edward Beard of pent Monday and Jeaver Falls Mr, and Mrs. Edwin hrbeck of East Fo avenue spent Thurs day Williamsport, Peter B. Claussen of West Col- lege avenue spent the weekend Chicago, Illinois, he wa home by Mi Claussen Burrell of Hartswick enter.ained on Saturds m1 the Mission Vi zelical church Anna Wah! Mrs. Herbert treet spent frien in I and Mrs { Nit accom- Forest avenue daughter of M: Waih of South the weekend wk Haven Milford Oyler a any avenue spent home of Mrs, Oyler in Milesburg H. K. Kistler of avenlte left Prid the Whiteman veekend with and Mrs. Fr Hamilton LIAN ster wvenue » Philipsburg Brannan the weekend tien performed dastardly acts for trouble Rev. Bower wishes it a candle light mm will be held in th h day. March 17, at 11 o'cl will be an Eas er communi vice and everyone is R. M. Alexander ay Merrill Alexander attended ing match at 8tate College on urday Mrz. Carrie Crispen has fined {0 bed with a surely i nown (Hk: been con - severe case of ] is emplos > Camp is father and moth spent the er here Motorists are very glad the sno melted roads ery bad ome secu and are clear randitias hazardous i DiCAsE ¥ communion service t of every year belong { You have not given theses days o i part of them to the rightful own Now is a gdod time to begin We are sorry to learn of the un- fortunate acciden: of Mr. Samuel Hoover. We hope for his specdy recovery EXECUTORS NOTICE Letter: Testnmentary having been i=mued to the undersigned upon the estmte of Ellraheth V. MeKinney jst 4 bi + droranerd miselves inde feqieTieg Tey pavymen and } having claims against fhe same Bfesent them. duly aut for settlemed FRANKLIN A MOCINNEY Executor T06 Seventh Avenue Juniata, Altoons James C Purst ttorney Bellefonte, Pa henticated LEGAL NOTICE Notice is herstyw given of Int = tion to file Articles of Amendment ¥ith the Denartment of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisbure. Pennsvivania on the 11th 6f March. 1040, bv The City Bakery. which has its princinal piace of buwtiness at Bellefonte, Pa. Said Articles of Amendment are to be filed nursuant to the srovisions of the Business Corpora’Anm law of the Commonwealth #f Pennsylvania soroved Mav 5, 1939 y The natvre and character of provosed Amendment 18 Article 1 of the Charter which fend: “The name of the esrporation hall be The Clty Bakery.” is amend- ed 50 as Wo read: "The name of the IER! in shall be The Old-Tyme ne." R. PAUL CAMPER], Solicitor the NOTICE. Notice of Casting Lots for Position of names on Primary Ballots Notice la hereby stiven that the Qemtre County Board of Elections has xed TUFSDAY. MARCH 12 fat 10 o'clock A. M., at the Commis moners offfles, Court Houss, Belle. fonte, Pa, where Candidates may ap- PoAr 10 DATSON. oT DY agent duly ati thorized by signed and acknowledged fetter of attorney. to cast lots for Candidate: mames on the ballots. or ballot labels, for the Pimary Election to be held Anil Sird. 1040. In the event a Candi- date is not present at the above time 1940 PRM C. METH i HAERY V. KEFLM ! Commissioners of Centre Oounty b+ Centre County Board of retinns Attoat: i Frederick O. Hoffer, Chief Clerk. X10 Fike of this place, were \ " { Lock Have § evening caller t ternoon with their parents iri William Dixson and found r ath no Jmpro di at the Fialiam Belght 1 aesire I h many quiliing Mi Miles Bartley On Thursday } Rosetta, Dorothy day quilting was held { Ww wnt Friday afternoon liam Weaver home liam Beightol Miss Josephine Deitz he | 1 i lay dinner guests at the Bume ing participated: Mrs, Paul V Noll hon ¢ J. 1). Ne of Zion, Mr Fred Hal Jolie Mervin Hoy of Belleionte Miri Alice Betz } | othy, Mrs. E. R William Belg l er, Mi Mary Jose laden ing w i friend and daugh- and Vera with Mrs. on Mon- Bain of Lemont, Bute Coliege, ner parents, with her 4 Ls fe ome of Linquest e and Terry of ed ‘Theodore al lernoon nd Anna al State Liernoon ¢ visited y oF bo CH a v ny 3 Xv & \ CLOVER FAR CRUSHED or Wh, GRAIN GOLDEN BANTAM 2 No. 2 Cans 23c¢c 6 No. 2 Cans 67c Clover Farm CORN ON THE COB No. Lg Can 1 Perfect 15c¢ TWO BIG WEEKS! SALE ENDS MAR. CLOVER FARM : READY-TOSERVE SOUPS EARS 2 Big 16-0z. Cans 25¢ 6 Cans 89¢ FRUIT JUICE SPECIALS! 12 Os Clover Farm Canned SPAGHETTI With Cheese & Tomato 3 22-02. 25 Cc Cans Clover Farm Can PINEAPPLE JUICE 20 Oz YOUR CHOICE Sanee Clover Farm Tall Can TOMATO JUICE Clover Farm Na GRAPEFRUIT JUICE _ No CANS 25¢ SPECIAL SALE: LARGE 46 Oz. TINS R—— Florida Gold ORANGE JUICE Florida Gold No. 2 Can Orange and Grapefruit JUICE Clover Farm Medium (ireen LIMA BEANS No. 2 29¢c Cans Florida Gold ORANGE JUICE, Florida GoM Orange and Grapefruit JUICE, Clover Farm TOMATO JUICE, Clover Farm PINEAPPLE JUICE, 46 Oz. Can 29¢ HANI Clover Farm — CONDENSED Clover Farm SPORK SOUPS LUNCHEON MEAT Vegetable, Vegetable Beef & 12 Oz. Can 25¢ Chicken Neodie 3 Cans 25¢ CRICKEN ICE + GRAN Cream CHEESE OF MUSH im 23¢ 2 Cans 25¢ C L O R O XJ¥e FLORIDA ORANGES Dozen 25¢ Pint 1 5 Bil Cc CALIF. NAVEL ORANGES Dozen 32¢ Bl. 25¢ | GRAPEFRUIT, 4 for 19¢ ICE BERG LETTUCE 2 Lge. Heads 17¢ Clover Farm Oven Baked PORK & BEANS 4 16 Oz 25¢c Cans 46 Oz. Can 19¢ 46 Oz. Can 19¢ 2-46 Oz. Cans 43¢ Clover Farm Diced BEETS or CARROTS 2 on 19¢ RED CUP COFFEE 3 Ib. Bag 45¢ — Ib. 16¢c GREEN CUP COEFEE Pound 23¢ GLENDALE COFFEE Pound Jar 25¢ SUNSHINE SPECIAL! KRISPY CRACKERS 2 sx 30cC Daisy or Longhorn Chocolate Marshmallow EASTER EGGS, Dez. 10¢ JELLY EGGS, 2 Ib. 23¢ TEMPLAR BRAND EARLY JUNE PEAS nr 2c Clover Farm SWEET GEM PEAS 25¢"" No. 2 Cans Clover Farm MELTING SWEET PEAS i No. 2 29¢ Cans Clever Farm YELLOW CLING PEACHES Halves — 3 Tall Cans 29¢ . VAL-VITA PEACHES Sliced — 3 Tall Cans 29¢ AD PUMPKIN 2 Quart Cans 19¢ ~@Q.»F. PUMPKIN »
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers