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YHE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA
April 11, 1940.
CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL
IN THE WEEK'S NEWS
Suffers Burns
Richard R. Day, aged 11 years, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Day, of |
Howard, R. D., was admitted to the
hospital, Saturday, to undergo
treatment for severe burns about
the left leg.
The youth and a companion had
gone fishing near their home, and
on their outing they came across a
can, partly filled with a liquid. They
applied & match to the liquid to de- |
termine whether or not it would
burn. An explosion followed, the
flames causing severe burns to Day's
leg. Yesterday he was reported to
be responding nicely to treatment at
the hospital. |
|
{ Henry
Under Observation
Ralph Hassinger, of near State |
College, was admitted to the hospi- |
tal, Sunday, for observation and |
treatment of a stomach ailment |
from which he has been suffering
for some time. Mr. Hassinger is the |
eldest son of Mr, and Mrs. Harry
P. Hassinger, of North Allegheny
street, Bellefonte
Surgical Case
Miss Margaret Walker, aged 7,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Cecil A
Walker, of East Curtin street, un-
derwent an emergency appendec-
tomy at the Centre County Hospital
last Thursday and is recovering so
rapidly that she returned home
Wednesday
Recovering
rs. Samuel Roberts, of Wilson
t, underwent an operation yes-
teRiay morning for the correction of
& oandition from which she has suf-
fered for the past ten months. Last
night she was reported to be rest.
ing comfortably.
Improving
Mrs. Creighton Wheeland, of East
Howard street, admitted to the hos-
pital, Sunday, underwent an opera-
tion the following morning. Last
night her condition was reported to
be good.
Visiting Hours
Ward: 1to3p m;7t 8p m,
Children's Ward (parents only):
Tuesdays, Sundays, 1 to 3 p. m;
Wednesdays, Saturdays, 7 to 8 p.m
Semi-Private: 1 to 3 p to
8p m
Private:
$ p.m
12 Births In Week
The stork has been busy at the
Centre County Hospital and during
the week ending with Monday, a to-
m., i
10a mo4p m7
| Mrs
and Mr
| couples:
|
Kinley,
tal of 12 babies, 8 boys and 4 girls, | Friday;
were born at that institution,
Sons were born to the following
| couples: Mr. and Mrs
| ger, Pleasant Gap; Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Mitchell, Bellefonte, R. D. 3;
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, State |
College; Mr. and Mrs, Joseph O. P,
Hummell, State College; Mr, and
Samuel B, Holderman, Belle-
fonte, R. D. 3; Mr,
Zelesnick, Pleasant Gap;
Mrs. John B. Walker, Boalsburg,
and Mrs. Dewey Shay, of
Bellefonte, R. D
Daughters were born
Mr. and Mrs,
Harnish, Bellefonte; Mr. and Mrs.
Kimbrell, Centre Hall; Mr
and Mrs. Harry Hockenberry, Belle-
fonte, R. D., and Mr. and Mrs, John
| H. Roan, Bellefonte, R. D. 1.
Notes of Patients
Monday of Last Week
Admitted: Faye Evelyn Mitchell,
Bellefonte, R. D. 3, James G, Stine
Port Matilda, R. D. 1; Clarence C
Neill, Centre Hall, R. D
Discharged: Mrs. Gilber, A Me-
Milesburg; Mrs, Wayne
and infant daughter,
to
Edward E.
Le
Shuey
mont,
Admitted
Wednesday,
College.
Births:
and Mrs
Gap; a
Mrs Ernest
D3
Tuesday of Last Week
Admitted: Harold Mowery
ant Gap.
Discharged: Master Harold Breon
Bellefonte, R. D. 1; Mrs, Harry O
Miller, Bellefonte, R. D. 3: Toner
Spicer, Wingate; Master Robert E
Breon, Bellefonte, R. D. 1; Mr
LeRoy Derstine, Bellefonte, R. D_1;
Mrs. N. B. Guerrant, and son, State
College: Mrs. Harry Kinbrell, Cen-
tre Hall.
Admftied Tuesday discharged
Thursday, Mrs, Harold M. Kerstet-
ter, State College
Births: A son was
and Mrs, George R
College; a son to Mr
seph O. P. Hummell, State College;
a son to Mr and Mrs, Samuel B
Holderman, Bellefonte, R D. 3
Weduealiny of Last Week
ed: Miss Martha E
urg
disc
Popp.
harged
State
Monaay
Henry W,
A son was born to Mr
Evan R, Bilger, Pleasant
son was born to Mr, and
Mitchell, Bellefonte, R
Pleas-
born to Mr
Smith, State
and Mrs. Jo-
mitt Walk-
Mi enh
Discharged
er
Mrs Ralph R. Do-
belbower and infant son, Bellefonte
Admitted Wednesday dis-
charged Thursday Samuel Me-
Nic Bellefonte,
Thursday of Last Week
Admi Miss Margaret
and
hol
ted
DR. HOWARD F. BAUER
Optometrist
Brockerhoff Hotel Building — BELLEFONTE, PA
HAVE YOUR EYES
EXAMINED NOW!
Call 3-W for Appointment at
CROSSLEY'S JEWELRY STORE
IT'S BLACK & BLUE
We mean the style trend in
Women’s Spring Shoes
PATENTS
- GABARDINES - CALF OR KID
BLACK - BLUE - BEIGE OR COGNAC
And they
start at
$1.95
We Have Plenty
of Whites, Too,
Plain or Combinations — When You're Ready!
Yeag
“BELLEFO
USED
8 LY
er Shoe Store
TE'S HOME SHOE STORE"
CAR
EALER
BUICK SERVICE
Mr. Bishop, our Service Manager, has had many years
experience as a motor car
him to be one of the very
diagnostician, we believe
best. Our Service Depart-
ment is run on a flat rate basis—all work will be esti-
mated before being started, and the results are fully
guaranteed. You, Mr, Buick Owner, Must be satisfied,
or the work will be checked and changes made, at no
added expense, until you approve. In other words, all
work is guaranteed—and, you are the judge and jury.
This applies not only to Buick, but to all makes of
automobiles. May we prove the above statements to
you? We are as near you as your telephone—Our
number is 1065.
LINGENFELTER MOTOR CO.
Allegheny St. & Cherry Alley «
Bellefonte, Pa.
“WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT,
BUICK WILL BUILD THEM”
|
|
Evan R. Bil |
| Mrs. Henry Kimbrell, Centre
{
and Mrs. Paul |’
Mr. and
these |
Walker, Bellefonte; Mrs, Myrtle 1.
CGirazler, Millheim,
Discharged: Mrs. L. G, Peters, |
State College; Miss Lena May |
| Kerstetter, Bellefonte, RD. 3; Mrs, |
| Susan Cable, Milltheim; Stewart !H.|
Benner, Woodward, |
Admitted: Thursday,
Waller J. Mills,
discharged | |
State Col
lege
Births:
Mr, and
Bellefonte;
a daughter was born to
Mrs. Edward E. Harnish,
a daughter to Mr, and |
Hall,
Friday
Discharged: Mrs, Guy
Spring Mills, R. D 1;
Warner, Julian, R. D
Sa'urday
Admitted: Master Richard R
Day, Howard, R D. 1; Master James
Henry Smith, Boalsburg.
Discharged: Jumes E, Gillespie
State College; Mas.er John A
Benett, Bellefonte, R. D. 3; Mrs, A
Elizabeth Phillips, Boalsburg: Mi
Willlam J. Folk, Oak Hall; Mr
Sameul D. Holderman, Bellielonte
RD 3
Births
John B
to Mr, and Mr
fonte, R. D
Sunday
Admit
T. Shunk
Lemuel 8
Mr
on
le
A son Mr. and
Walker, Boalsburg: a
. Dewey Shay, Bel
Lo
ted: Ralph Hassinger, State
College, R. D. 1; Mrs, Samuel M
Rober.s, Bellefonte; Mrs. Creigifion
Wheeland, Bellefonte,
Discharged: Edward FP Dorman
Howard, R. D. 2: Mrs. C. Elton By-
ron, and Infant son, State College
Mrs. Robert 8. Hoff and Infant son
State College; Mrs. John Bottorf
and infant daughter, Bellefonte;
Mr Ernest Miichell and Infant
son, Bellefonte, R D 3
Births: a daughter
Mrs. Harry Hockenberry
R. D. a daughter to Mr. and Mr
John H. Roan, Bellefonte, R. D 1
There were 54 patients in tu
hospital at the beginning of
week
"
Mr
Bellefont
{0 ana
"
e
Two-Year-Old Miles-
burg Boy Killed by Car
(Continued trom Pag e
Sheckler last night
an inquest will be held at
this Thursday night at the
Puneral Home in Milesburg
James Kenneth Shuey, son
James and Meda Noll Shuey
born in Milesburg on May 29, 1838
He is survived by his parents and
two brothers and three sisters: Wil
Ham, Raymond, Jean Barbara and
Shirley, all at home. The father is
employed by the Titan Metal plant
In Bellefonte
Although
had not been
vices probably
Pvt
Police
Ling
need that
7 o'clock
Wetzler
annou
of
was
funeral arrangements
made last night, ser.
v will be held Sunday
Howell, of the State Motor
at Pleasant Cap, was cone.
an investigation last night,
STATE COLLEGE SCHOOLS
TO OPEN SEPTEMBER 9
duc
The State College borough schools
will open for the 1940-41 year on
Monday. September 9, the State Col-
lege school board announced this
week
Miss Betty Springer, a graduate
of Penn State who has had two
years' teaching experience wan
named teacher of physical education
in the elementary grades and ase
sistant in the high school. The post
has been vacant since the resigna-
tion last fall of Miss Luella Mc-
Curdy.
Attention!
Police Baffled By
Taylor Murder
(Continued trom Page 1b
| os of the State Motor Police
Yesterday the investigation turned
{to Bellefonte when a
| East Curtin street turned over to
| police a pair of blood-stained step.
ins which the man had found sever.
al days previously along a sidewalk
near his home. The finder at first
| placed little significance in the find,
and had thrown the underclothing
In an ash can, Later he realized
that the clothing might be a clue
and notified police
The step-ins may prove Lo be of
value, since no such underclothing
was found on or near the body at
the time of its discovery
New rumors of sensational
or of even more sensational
drift about Bellefonte
Centre county towns
Few of them have any foundation
in fact, and others based on some
trifling story, assume vast import.
ance in thelr rounds
“finds”
‘arresty”
and other
almost hourly
Bami-official repor's have IU
police Investigating the crime are
wetually “against a stone wall” At
the close of each day's work, officers
gather at Rockview barracks to re
port their finds and to make plans
for the next day. Many of the tips
being received as a result of the re-
posted are found to have been
ground early In the in.
that
wards
run to the
vestigation
I...-able reports have it that the
investigation is centering in State
College, the general belief being that
Miss Taylor knew the person whose
ear she entered, and that the person
was familiar with the roads in and
around State College
Rewards Offered
Centre County Commission.
a meeting Friday, and acting
upon the advice of Lt. Norman R
Annich, who Is directing the State
Police investigation, offered a reward
of $1000 for the arrest and convic-
tion of the slayer. The
no reflection on the police
missioners pointed out
made in the hope that s«
ng valuable informati
in touch with t inves
The State College
cil, a g through a
Monday night voted to post a $500
reward. Each of the four classes
Penn State have offered $200 from
the general class fu the Per
State Collegian udent newspaper
wied $100, and a committee
posed of varfous student leaders at
Penn State has
addi® %
of rewards actually
$2 500
In
WoC “3
The
ers, at
offer carries
the Come
but wa
ymeone have
would
tigator
Borough Ce
Test
resojulaon
get
if
tin on
yds n
COme-
set out LO raise an
bringing
posted to
lonal the tot
date
ddition ident;
N J. home
are in the process
ibstantial
res
of th
dent
ing a
a reward
COC Camp Cleared
Last week when a group of visit.
ing newspaper reporters called at
the Howard Nursery CCC camp,
fund tc
}
resident of |
near Mt. Eagle, the rumor got about
‘the police were investigating camp |
fn
an
members as possible suspects the
slaying
Lt. Abbott, commanding officer of
the can) reports that at no time
the probe have police visited
the camp and no suspicion has been
attached to camp members. He add-
ed that all members of the camp
were accounted for during the night
of slaying
From other
learned
tigators had any reason {o suspect
any members of the COC camp
during
the
sources it Is
official
I Men!
MR. SLOMOFF,
of the Brown Shoe Co., St. Louis
Will Present the Entire Summer Line of
ROBLEE
SHOES
At Our Store
Tuesday, April
16th -7 P. M.
You are cordially invited to take advantage of the opportunity
of selecting your individual choice from over 100 styles.
Sizes 5 to 14.
Widths AAA to EEE
Whether you need shoes or nol, come in!
Yeager Shoe Store
PLAZA THEATRE BLDG.
PHONE 264-R
APRIL SPECIAL
There's an extra dividend with every family mon-
ument purchased at our place
month of April. We are giving free a marker to match
any monument you may select. Lettered and installed
with your family monument without any cost to you.
PRICE RANGE TO SUIT EVERY PURPOSE
of business during the
Bellefonte Marble
Phone 27-M.
& Granite Works
WM. J. MOKLE, Mgr.
111 High Street
that st no time have inves |
Organize Club
at Snow Shoe
Charles Watson Named Presi-
dent of New Sportsmen's
Organization
organization
the Mountain Game & Fish Club
of 8now Bhoe borough and towne
ship, held In the Clarence Theatre
at Clarence on Bunday afternoon
the following officers were elected
president, Charles H. Watson, Clar-
ence: 1st vice president, Ira B. Hall,
8r.. Snow Shoe; 2nd vice president
Ambers A. Fye, Moshannon; secre
tary. Ira B. Viehdorfer, Bnow
assistant secretary C
Thompson, Bnow Bio
er. Dr. W. H. Dreibelbl
The following
men were appointed
Clarence, committee
lin Whiteman, Bnow
tes ON gams Peter
ence, commitiee
Uzzel, Sr
of s'reams
mittee on
There
nt Lime
Into the
be held open
celve further
25 a quarter
meeting of
At an
Shoe;
A
and treasure
Bnow Shoe
layton
commitiee chair.
Milsom Davis
on fish: Mar-
Shoe, commit
Girard], Clar-
James F
pollution
Jr. come
on food
comm] on
and Clair Hall
entertainment
232 member
meeting wil
The
somif
Liev
reporied
$37 pald
charier will
time 10 re-
memberashiy
$1
oa UU
were
f
of
treasury
1
of
cent
commiiles was appoin
drive for
A St
membersh
ale Fish
will be shown
Thomas A
Theatre at
12, free
Litke Re-elected
Head of Moose Lodge
te College
Fleming ar
Litke of 8t
am W
Will
law irm
of the
Litks Belle!
£ the
governor of
i
lodge
meeting hw
the Moose h
8 ree!
All
re«elected {on
are: Walter H rring
B. J hn on \
Billet
treasurer
TA ke
to the
other offi
Clyde
nate
Work
the Moos
ing
rooms
for new members
———— A ————
Guardsmen Praised
By Inspection Officer
Artil
fir
166th Field ery
through ia
as an artillery
it was revealed
ins
town la
Battery E
Bellefonte
spect jot
flying color
ing the annual
armory east of
dav night
Major John
States Regular
ame
with
follow.
pection at the
t Wednes-
a the United
Army. the inspecting
officer. had only words of praise for
the local guard unit, and commend.
od the troopers highly for the pro-
ficiency they have a‘*tained in the
short time « unit was
changed from a cavalry outfit
Captain Herbert M. Beezer Is
commanding officer of the Bellefonte
Batters
P. 0. S. of A. Dinner
To Be Held Tomorrow
committee has compicted
plans for the annual P. O. 8 of A
banguet, a turkey dinner, to be
served in the basement of the Evans
gelical church on Willowbank street
Bellefonte, at 6:30 p. m. on Friday
April 12
The program
committee is M. Ward Fleming,
speaker, and James R. Hughes,
toastmaster. Music will be furnish.
ed by local musicians, An enjoyable
evening will be in store for those
present
The banque! Is 50 cents per per-
gon and the public is invited
noe the local
The
arranged by
Howard Church of Christ
Paul Mackey, Evangelist, Gospel
services April 14-28. Services at 7:30
p.m
2
the
Police Seeking
Hit-Run Driver
Car Speeds Away After In.
juring 15-Year-Old
Boy Here
been unsuccessful in
for a hit-run driver who
on Bunday struck and Injured a
Bellefonte youth
The vietim, Charles “Bud” FEck-
enroth, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs
Charles A. Eckenroth, of East Bish-
op street, suffered cuts about the
head and face and bruises about the
body about 9 o'clock Bunday night
vhen he was struck by a car on
North Allegheny street, in front of
ne Boston Candy Kitchen
The youth was hurled for a ¢
tance by the impact. The d
travel north on
ne
HINER
av
away
Police have
the quest
hort
river
Alle-
al
vho wi
gheny street
Eckenroth
County
were
wedded
taken to Ll
where
His glass
carrving
sireet werd
wi
Ho
treated
re pital
ries
clarinet he WL
stepped oul ir
to thn
Ivstanders whe
a description
Ie numb
Donald Joh
clted LO the Lene by
imac Johnson
' "nt } y
W0n Lhe O4U-
Elks Clear Over $400
In Home-Talent Show
All Alumni Are
Invited to Banquet
¢
mid roe { are
fe In Chia
in Hotel, Pittsbu
vy 18
vitation 10
attended Lhe
eager 0 eK
every person wh
historic school
io end, the commitiee ask
any alumnus who has not received
an invitation to get in touch at once
with Dr. Willard Van Camp, 5617
Penn avenue, Piltsburgh or with
former headmaster James R
Hughes, of Bellefonte
tn {
To this
dd mer students
persons interested in
chool are cordially
attend the dinner and reunion
Milesburg Home Is
Damaged By Fire
{Continued from Page 3)
to have
Son
the {am-
inviled to
or-
the
family Bel jeved
iginated from a spark from
chimney the fire, {anned by a stron
wind, soon involved the entire shin-
gle roof of the brick building
Members of the Milesburg
Company cal the Bellefonte
Department help, and the
dine pumper dispatched to
scene, Using mped
Moose Run. which was swollen wit
flood waters, firemen did effective
work in checking the course of the
blaze and in getting the flames un-
der control. Considerable damage 10
the interior of the home was caused
by smoke and water
When the fire was discovered
neighbors aided tenants of the home
to remove all household goods, most
of which was not damaged
~~.
and
Fire
Fire
Une-
the
ied
for
Was
water pu from
Bake Sale
he Bellefonte Banjo Band will
hold a double bake sale on Saturday
morning, April 13. One of the sales
will be held at the Jack Wilkinson
store and the other at the Belle-
fonte Hardware store. For special
orders telephone 272. All kinds of
home baked foods will be on sale
<
Demonstrating The New
FORD TRACTOR
Weather
Friday,
Guy Sterns Farm
Permitting
April 12
Houserville Road
Saturday, April 13
Merrill Fink Farm
Monday
Gilbert Barto Farm
Martha Furnace
, April 15
Gatesburg
Tuesday, April 16
Harry L. Burris Farm
Centre Hall
Wednesday, April 17
Blanchard Lucas Farm
Jacksonville Road
Thursday, April 18
Chester Eves Farm
Stormstown
Dunlap Motor Co.
Ww. High Street
Bellefonte, Pa,
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned, Trustee in Partition in the Estate of Daniel N, Snyder,
will expose for public sale at the Court House, Bellefonte, Pa, on
Saturday, April 13th, 1940,
AL 10:00 O'clock A. M. the Following Described Real Estate:
PURPART No.
N. Bny
North Allegheny Street, the former Dabiel
fifty feet on Allegheny Street and
extends eastwardly 200 feet, having thereon a 2'¢ Story Frame
Dwelling, containing € rooms and bath, steam heat and all modern im-
provements, also various outbuildings In excellent condition
PURPART No at 37 and 29 Pine § with a
Pine nhout 50 feet and extending westwardly
having erected thereon a Double Frame Dwelling, conta
de
PURPART No
Pine
erected t
l=lLocated on
der Homestead. Lot fronts
erected
2 located treet lot fronting on
about 71 feet
HOE 4 rooms on
Lreet
each
and 43 Pine
Lending
at 41
fet an “x
3lLocated Street with a lot froming on
about 35 ardly about 71 hav
a Double Frame Dwelling, containing 4 rooms on
£11 paeget went wv {eet
ing ereon
ae
PURPART No. {Located ¢ 0 Linn Sur with a jot
0 feet and nading ly 200 feet
treet a 3-Btory Frame Dwelling
moaern
aCil
fronting on
having erected
containing 10
venience one-car gar-
247 East Lamb Bt
bath. Fronting on Lamb
2-5tory Frame Dwelling,
Linn Street southward
thereor
rooms and bat} team heat and
age. Fronting
2-8tory Frame Dwelling, containing
r of 240 E
i bath
n Purpart }
arated
oon
Y :
on Lamb Street at ar ofl ot No reet
rooms and
WN
ARED No
0
paral
ot frontin (
Lamb St
ane o
BELLEFONTE TRUST COMPANY
FRANK MAYES Frustee in Partition in the
I Auctioneer
FLEMING & LITK}S Estate of Daniel N. Snyder
Attys
STORES
PURE
FOOD
WEIS
nmin sel e
8"
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
RENDERED
LARD
MILK
ME
SPAM
ROYAL DESSERTS OR
JELL-0
TOMATO
CATSUP
ge. 14.0n. BAL Jc
mw 29C
99c¢
c
3 =e 14¢
APPLY
BUTTER
3.250
Tall
Cans
MAXWELL HOUEE
COFFEE dad
SWANSDOWN Pks 23¢
3. 17c 2r37c
POTATOES 4's 25¢
2%r27c¢
FRESH
Pineapples
Carrots bch. 5c
Ripe, Yellow
Fresh
Bananas
Spinach 2 |b 13¢
Red
Radishes 3 bh 10¢ Ib S5¢
REAL SAVINGS ON
QUALITY MEATS!
HAMBURG 2 Ibs
PICNIC STYLE
PORK ROAST
Ib
PORK LOIN
Ib
ib
SMOKED
11c
17c
C
SAUSAGE
VEAL ROAST
CHESAPEAKE
BUCK SHAD