Page Three p May 16th, 1940 FP ———————— - CLAR By JAMES H. BRUNGARD David Drapcho caught six very big trout the other day. Two of them were better than 14 inches, Agries and Mary Swancer of Drifting called on Pauline Ludwig Saturday night, Pauline Retorick from Willlams- port was here for the Betty Kachik wedding. Andy Kachik from Bellefonte Was to visit his grandmother, Sun- day. Yes, we think a universal curfew Ww should be’ put into effect eve been agitating for it now Quite awhile 8 p. mis none (00 early. Fourth grade observed a hall day holiday Tuesday p. mt when Brungard, accompanied by Mrs Salena Biters, Mrs. Herb Craft and Mrs, Leroy Lewis all of Moshannon, attended the funeral rites in mem- ory of Miss Ella Craft, Clearfield. A moving picture machine sales- nan was (n town Tuesday on de- monstration of a machine teachers of Brick building wanted PTA to purchase for school purposes. Due to 10¢ admission to see the pictur? and a $300 indebtedness needed to defray cost, schoo] patrons met the proposition with little enthusiasm That evening PTA met for its last session of the term. A very entertaining talk was given by Dr. George P. Bible of Bellefonte, Of the entire Parent and Teacher as- sociation from Snow Shoe who were invited as guests to share this treat only four were present je. Mrs Von Johnson, Mrs. John Musser, Mrs. Samuel Reese and Mrs, Harry Etters. | ‘Miss Jo Ann Drapcho and Miss Janie McGowan obliged with some plano selections while the refresh- ments committee gerved ice cream, cake and coffee to approximately 50 attendants. Since the two unsolved murders in Centre County, female workers at the Clarence hosiery mill are skeptical about quitting work after dark and going home unescorted. Mr. and Mrs. C. H Watson were Sunday visitors at Stale College. Mrs. Bmro Drapcho, daughter Jo Ann and son Emro Jr, motored to Scranton Sunday to spend a few days with relatives there. Mrs. E D Myers and from Lock Haven spent with the home folks. Mr. and Mrs Logan Guenot of Moshannon, were visiied by the gtork Sunday the 12th. and are now the happy parents of a baby girl Mother, the former Vivian Carlson and baby are doing well at the County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. PP. J. McGowan mo- | tored to Philipsburg Saturday on business. Vera :8taco and friends Mr. De- Sonto and son all of New Kensing-| ton spent the weekend at Andy Bu- go8h’s and other relatives visit there. Now her brother Michae) bas gone Lo the ‘western town for a family | Sunday Mrs. L.. H Cole and daughters are about to leave their home in this | township and return to Texas where they formerly resided before coming | to Penna. some years ago Mrs. Rosie Schall late of No. 1) died last Sunday and was interred in Bt. Michaels cemetery Thurs- day the Sth R. R, Griebs bungalow which they are erecting on Snow Shoe heights is going up fast and wil] likely be occupied by Memorial Day. Other noticeable building opera- tions or added improvements are being made at Joe and Andy Pers- lovich's and Lan Wagners. Snow Shoe High's annual com- mencement exercises will occur May 29th. when a large class will be graduated] Kathryn Caldanna is fo be valedictorian while Judy Bud- | dinger takes second highest honors Mr. Maxwell Pitzsimmons the westend Instructor of higher grades was united in marriage recently to Miss Maxine Schnars of Moshan- | non. A host of friends extend their best wishes, “Bi Clarence schools closed the Past week. Grade Five celebrated énd of term with a wiener roast and fishing expedition. The pathetic tale came about by Prof Duke falling to land a whopper. Bet it Was one of Beech Creek's famed charmed fish. bh gDalens Etters returned to e hoffie of her daughter in Belle- Mr. | | be m— ENCE | | fonte after concluding a fortnights | stay at the Brungard apartments, Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmerman {and Mr, and Mrs. Andy Bugosh ac- | tended the christening of Mr, and | Mrs. John Kachik’s infant daugh- | ter Sunday. The name chosen was | Delores Monica, Godparents were | from Mahanoy City. | Miss Myra Pelers calleq on Mrs Cordelia Craft Saturday p. m Thursday this school marm with, | years experience completed her bth | term at Poormanside. Today Mon- day she left Clarence to resume | summer residence with her elderly parents at Beech Creek, 6th and Tth grades enjoyed hike in observance of close of school term, 8th grade picnicked at Whispering Pines, Grade four had a real days outing, taking a bug rip Thursday which totaled 100 miles, Truly the trip was educational as well as entertaining, 42 pupl | with chaperon besides their teaches availed themselves of Lhis never .0 be forgotten event. Points of in- terest contacted and greatly appre- ciated were the Court House, Co Library; Big spring: mammotno trout at Bellefonte Fish Hatchery, at Pleasant Gap; Nittany ML top view of Penns Valley; Old Fort, Penns Cave and its underground wonders; Round Barn in Brush Valley: Logan School of Gregg Twp. Rockview Peniientiary, Bams, greenhouse E buildings, etc,, at Pen in Barrens; Skytop and Bald Eagle Valley. The cost of the trip which included bus fare, and an icecream | $30, which was d cent production of a Tom Thumb wedding by Fou grade pupils They take this means of thanking any and all who contributed toward making both these projecis \pre- Cedented successes, Especially grat- ftude is extended to Mrs, Eva Simp- son, Mrs, Muirhead and Sue Wag- ner for costuming; Retorickg of Mo- shannon and Mr. McGowan music and tickets: Elizabeth Fye soloist and the small tots of pre school age who acted flower girls, acclaim to Arthur Stephens who was s0 accommodating in t m on both these mem Si10118. Mrs William Craft and Mr Mooney of Clearfield Abe Craft, Th Moshannon Pre have church next May 19th at 7:30 in charge of Ardell of Tyrone Mrs, Ida Gros, Miss Emma Retorick and Aunt also Mr gard attendeq Sunda church serv at Philipst late of | n State; cave by the re- rth 18 also special Fans rable o Dol- ly Mrs Jane Brun evening ices Clarer team ang Moshan the latter's field resulted in a feat for the home team, Score be- ing 9-8 which says real competition Miss Martha Kerin was a day visitor at the FJ. MoGowan home The Albert Carlsons of Scotch- town were Sunday evening visitor with friends in Clearfield County Mrs, E C. Remsnyder and two sons Dyane and Kay of Willlams- port, spent Mothers Day with boys grandmother, Mrs Craft her comfortable home Windy Hill Penny packet seeds were uted recently Fourth grade pils as well as 40 Bronze badge picting the sower as award selling $4025 worth Hygrad seeds, The names of pupils room receiving perfect sealg Or certificates for i { follows: Seals——Andy Miklusak, Mildred Kolasa, Helen Watson John Slephens, Gall Bobby Gried and John Martonchik; certificates Martha 8oitis, Madeline Muir- head, Helen Baran, Elmer Shotov- sky, Carl Kochik, David Kirko, Cy- ril Jendrisak, and Andy Biggans Jr The Meeks hag a Mother's Day feast Sunday the 12th. Those who atiended were: Mr and Mrs R H Lucas of Clearfidld: Mr and Mr E.R. Krone and four children from town; Mr. and Mrs. W. R | Hoover from Pine Glen; Mr. and i Mrs. WJ Krone from Pleasant { Cap: Mr. Henry Knoffainger, { Green Valley. {| Mr. and Mrs William Dudish were shopping in Bellefonte Mon- day. non om 1 Sun- on 03) 0 He tari af 1° Mrs. Mary Waxmunsky had the following Sunday guests: Mr and {| Mrs. Elmer Shankey of Stob Hill: Mrs, Katie Mihallk and four chil- ! dren, also Mr. and Mrs. John Mi- i k of Snow Shoe, BLANCHARD (Prom last week) The Ray Miller residence iz be- { given a new coat of paint I Mr and Mrs, Clarence Bittner are Hydrated Lime In’ 50-1b Bags. - Pulverized Limestone In 80-lb Bags or Bulk "= Can Make Prompt Delivery - Attractive Prices Quoted Upon Application to WHITEROCK QUARRIES Pleasant Gap, Pa. Phone Bellefonte 901 i | redecorating the interior of their fown house, preparatory to moving into the home themselves. Miller accompanied sev- men from Beech Creek fast week to drive ' hote a consighment of oars for the ! Cok Motor Company of Lock Ha- ven, Last Friday Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bechdel motored to Clearfield to , Viel their daughter Mabel, who is 2 Student nurse at the hospital there, They were accompanied by Miss Evelyn Schenck and Mrs, An-| nie Bowes. {| Mrs. William Kessinger of How- | | ard visited a few days of this weex | with her daughter Mrs, Earl Shill- | ing. When ghe returned home she | was accompanied by her grand- | daughter Mary Ann who spent sev- eral days in Howard, *1 | Mrs, John A. Stover and Mr. and { Mrs. A. A. Streeter of Williamspors, | | were Bunday visitors in town | Sunday callers at the M. C. Bow- { man home were Mr, and Mrs, Omer | Miller, of Lockport; Mr, and Mrs iv“ Ardner and daughter | Nancy, Mrs. Ruth Ardner, Betly LArdner and ‘Mrs, Dalsy Handerson | of Lock Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Max | | Bingham and Mr and Mrs, Prank-! | in Bowman of Mill Hall An unintentional error may be! stupid but it is not as absurd as the | often greets it. \ Pp" SceNE of THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. « GATES MURDER 4 ee |AYLOR Case. \ r——— | Mra ! Mane your tickets for the 1 farce entitled * Town.” tha the Snow Shoe High Sol 15, 1940 by the Junior bright and amusing play was writ- ten by Wilbur Braun especially for Samuel French, the largess, play publishers in the world. and is be- ing given here by special arrange ment of sald publishers. Dozens of plays were read before this one was! selected. The play has gome of the | funniest scenes ever to be writen Into a farce. It is fiove] and in- genious, has loads of pe pang ac-| tion and is thoroughly clean and! wholesome. Certainly this perfor mance is going to be one that the! whole town may be proud of and) will establish a new high record for! attendance The cast is as follows: Tillie Trask-dadu Herr: Lucinda Talbot Catherine MeCloskey: Pa mela Marsh--Antoinette Bosak: | Lizzie Parsons-Virginia Haynes; | Ellen Neeland--Cecilia Harm; Ron-| ald Howland-Pnil Budinger; Lus| ther lorrimer-—Charias Budinger: | Mervin Tucker—Donald Eilers; | Charlie One Lung-Harry Hal: Tillie © Tucker<lsobe! Steph-| ens; Dr. Haltie Bing-—Geraldine Bathgate. Admission for the ma- tinee 1s teh conts: while the charge {or Bhe evewing performance 5 thirtydive vents for sdults and! fifteen cents for children. i The Loyal Workers Class of the Bnow Shoe Methodist church wil sponsor a Spring Bazaar and Bak- | Ww i {ed Ham supper on Saturday, May 11, 1940. The dinner will be serve ed from 5:00 until 8:00 o'clock. POTTERS MILLS “e. ‘ $ . neral of Mr Join Bowe Coilvgs “on Monday Merrill Copenhaver i Asronsburg, and aust’ mesottd to P ineaday, and 1? Ate wal ¥ ver and fa Jahn Spearly, of Beliefonte Mr Ls Breon of Centre led af Mr Palmer + x Lan, nn Hal) ¥ family on Bndad F he PLEASANT VALLEY . (From last week) Our DOIMmMuniis last week by ia Miller, « wal Apathy geaidn the eam SINC this community i of murder of s Fay Oates, on Bunday. The have our deepest sympathy their sorrow, LaVera Eminhizer of Lemont and Johnny Rudy of State Ooliege spent Saturday evening with homs folks Theodore BEminhizer and Anna Rudy visited at State College on Monday eveling with Mrs. Rose Rudf and Mrs. Mary Parker Mr family, and Mr Lacag of Yarnell, with their father. Clair Richner and sons of Sum- mit Hill visited his parents on Monday. Mrs. Harry Eminhizer and Jane Eagler visited Haoy Peese on Sun- to hear and Mrs, spent Sunday day alternoon at the County Home, | 8is0 Bara er of Milesburg. Mr, and Mrs. Ralph McCartney ang family, Mrs Irvin Confer, were Sunday visilors at the home of Mr. hi Mrs. Clair Cowher al Summit ill, COLLEGE TWP. aFrom last week) Mr, and Mrs, Grover Rockey ani | daughter Joan of Bellefonte, R. D | and Mr. and Mrs. W, L_ Spicer anf i three daughters Rena Clair, Betty, Freda and four sons Wilbur Lee, | Roy, Bradley and Glenn were din- | ner guests at the George W. Spicer | home on Bunday, Mr. and Mrs, Waller Whitehid of Oak Hall, became the parents, recently of a gon the sixth in the family as well as the sixth child. « | Mr, Alfred Lyle and daughters | Anna and Naomi gpent Sunday with his brother-in-law Jeff Houtz on | and family spent Sunday with Mrs. The Loyal Workers Sunday sch ji | Sunday, | from ang Mrs. Leroy Sayers and | Orvis | | the Zion cemetery will | Pe BN HAVCON LOW BUSH HOL | Doris Mr am he weekend and Edgar King at ZION ad Visilor at J nafine home wer Mr. and Mrs vin Miller of Clevel Ohio: Mr and Mrs. Miles Russ Williamsport, Mr, and Mrs. Lioyd Minnich of State College Mrs. Elizabeth Herman weekend with her son Milford and family Miss Miriam Beck. Mrs Wenzske ang son Johnny Joe of Snydertown, spent Sunday evens ing at the home of Prof. Fawcett Walter Irvine returned home the Centre County Hospital where he had been a patient for the past 10 days The annual Mother ang daugh- ter banquet of the Reformed church was held Tuesday evening in their social hall, A Mothers day program will be AE o a 1 Mel and, of spent the Mildre: held in the Reformed church 8un- | day evening. The oocasion will also be Rev, Musser’y farewell service Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Emerick and children were Sunday dinner guests with Mr, Emerick's parents, at Nittany, The annual Memorial services of be held Sunday May 26 ai 2 p. m.. A good | Speaker and program is being ar- ranged by the committee. In ease of rain the services will be held in the Reformed church. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carner and daughter spent Sunday at the Charles Boone home at Rebersburg. The annual Mother and Daugh- fers banquet of the Lutheran pars fh will be held at Hublersburg Friday evening at 6:30. All moth- ers and daughters are invited Mother's Day will be observed In the Lutheran church at 1030 a. m. | Sunday. In the Evangelical church 1030 a. m Sunday. Everybody is invited 10 attend all these services. Mr and Mrs, William Schaffer The ness given by Betty Miller, Salutatorian and There Lutheran REBERSBURG the ¢ NE Commencement exercises of Miles Township High School will b held on Thursday evening May 23, 1040, in the Evangelical church speaker will be Prof, Verne] Waltimyer of the Thompson Busi-| College, The orations will be Valedictorian graduates. Mu- rendered by the Glee! ub and the Centre Hall Eras Leite Baccalaureate service 11 be held next Sunday evening in Reformed church delegation ladles church IONAry convention last Wednesday, Sunday dinner guests at Brungard Mr Merrill and family of Coburn and Mrs. Dean Gep- hart from State College ang Mr and Mrs, Lesier Welghans of Boon ville. Other visitors at same were Amanda, Pauline, Ru Mark and Samuel Dubend James Hockenburg from and Mrs, John We M1 Smith, sixteen Betty are will be the A from the attended a mis- at Miliheim ol the John! home were and Mi ungard the Noms Lee nd Philadel F. Doutly 0 TEN Hubler of Eddi Mr: ang Mrs Robert of 1 Mrs, Herman C A rs s0N | William John Paul pare Winters ac- Mr YARNELL nd Mra. Adams welcome back Mr ster Mayes and son, who Mayes had lived here 20 ul B80 2 everal years The Women of the Yarnell church hold a roast chicken supper at he home of Mrs. Clair Shawies Wednesday May 22nd. price of sup- per, adults 40 cents, children 25 enta. Home made jor cream and widy will also be sold There will also be a fesitval wre on June Bh M Herman on held Kesslin peraied on last } better at this oy A x ¢ Ralph Edmiston hot evening no spent Mothers Day at the H B Walker home were Mr and Mrs. Keller Snyde. and chil- ren Geraldine, Pauline, Marlin ang Donald and girl {rieno Rebersburg, Mr. and Mr: Mer- wii Walker and chfidren, John Faye, Janet, Jimmy, Baibara ana Francig of Spring Mills; Mr. and drs, Arthur Mller and children Herbie Evelyn snd Paul of Miles- Ruth Walker of Slate Coliege Ralph Walker of this piace. | Vititors re Homer Walker home on Saturday were his broth- r Forden son Wayne of Milesburg, Mrs. Wal- er Jacobs and ‘wo daughters Paty; ang Gay of Centre Hall ass. At — HOLTS HOLLOW | Our revival js still in progress with googq interest, we welcome aul who will come and meet with us. | Mr. and Mrs, Charles Poorman | drove to Clearfield on Sunday. Mrs. | Poorman expects to spend this week with home folks ai that place Marie Johnson is spending a few days at her home ai this place. Mr. and Mrs Ard Burg and Mrs. | Edith Burd visited at the John Pos- singer home at Ooleville, aiso atl the Howard Burd home at Unione ville recently. Mrs, Harry Haagen of greed friends and LON ¥ bars ge FITS Ali ni Yarnell, attended | church at this place on Sunday | Mrs. Olive Rhoades and children, Mrs, Orvis Watson and son called | on friends at State College on Sat- | urday. Mr. and Mrs, Dick Stanley ana! Mrs. Roy Woomer of Md. spent the | | weekend with relatives in this state. | Sunday visitors at the Watson | home were Mr. and Mrs, Clyde | Watson and two sons of Milesbury, | Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Reese and chil- dren of Gum Stump, Junior Dewitt of Altoona, Mrs Lee Johnson and two daughters, Mr. ang Mrs. Heaton entertain. | ed relatives from Beliefonie on Sunday, Miles Stauffer spent a few days with home rolks In Ohio. Mr. and Mrs, George Magargs| and daughter of Pleasant Gap, vis ited relatives and attended chursh| at this place on Thursday evening. | George Johnson of Shiloh, spent the weekend in our village. Elwood Robb of Coleville, visited our Sunday School on Sunday. Mrs. Miles Stauffer and daugh- Myrna Jeah returned home ; ing howe, i {| Anna Ziegler Walker and wife and; ° Sunday. Other visitors were Mr Raymond Ziegler and son Fleming.on, and Mis of State College Mrs. Rugene Smull are living at the Gravel ang Mrs Richard of Mr and of Pittsburgh Spring lodge where Mr. Smull hopes fr 10 recuperat« m a recent seriou {lines On Sunday bile driven Spring Mills str Sam Bie damage: ar resulted resulted MEVETaAl allernoon an automo- Edward Tigen, of ick a tree in front nome ana »ev- oy of eral I'S ( Liu abcuy the front oi 11 Klin the juris but tained laceration of face Mr, and Mrs. M belt on Thursday for Monterey, Mas } } n spend the on reon re they will again rday Paul, and f{ moved from Cen- Hall 1 } he Ww ner their ire mu Mr pane a business trip Mrs. Ada Bile: wusin, M Pine inburg smith of B Malone tors 3 JACKSONVILLE (From last Walter Weck DOGG AaUghT imner Noll closed on Tuesday of t week with a picnic held for the with most of the mothers children present anc present had WTA rp all tery enfovable time Miss Virginia Wolfe of dal 2 red ivy m Gar EPenGing tonty ta enty Mrs, Harold Dolan Mrs. Hubert Vonada and and Mis: Beatrice Thomp- Howard Sunday wit} ang Mrs Wilbur Hock of Carlisle Mrs 3h sister Mr. and children son of spent family Mr. ang Stair College Harry Baird Belirfonte, A A Dorothy Betz ver Weaver bf Mrs Newion Mr sO! and Ralph Sunday evening home J spent Sunday with Deitz After spending 10 days in Belle- fonte hospital Mrs. Robert Cona- way ret to her home on Mon day afternoon and is getling along as well as can be expecled SBunhday afternoon visitors at the C. E Aley home were Mr, and Mr: Clarence Poorman, Mrs Albert Alkey and daughter Patty, Mrs Wiliam Bartholomew and daugh- ter Barbara and son Jack, Mr, and Mrs. Horace Overheim, daughter Judy and Mrs Martha Yearick ail of Lock Haven and Mr. and Mis John Schaeffer daughier Nancy Lou of Centre Hall Raymond Spicer and and Garrett friend ’ 3 5 vo uimned a Mr. ang Mrs Mies Bariley and children Philip, Carl and Martha Jane, were Sunday afternoon callers at the E R. Bartley home Miss Dorothy Harter of Kyler town, spent Sunday with her cousin Louise Beightol other callers were Mrs. Harry Harter, Mr, and Mrs ! Prank Harter al] of Kylertown, spent Sunday even- Those who ing at the Wiliam Dixson home? were Mr. and Mrs, Shears ang Mr and Mrs. Howard Dixson, Mr. and Mrs, Bd. Young and Mr. and Mrs | | O Clinton- | an indefinite time, | after IAAL SIAL AMAL AAA AAAI SA » Jacob Dixson and son Donald, all Lock Haven and Guyer Ertley this place, On Tuesday of last week Mrs C. E. Alley, son leon and daughter Bette motored to Centre Hal] where Mrs. Aley consulted Dr. Light and now one of his patients a victim of laryngitis, and we are glad lo Improving of 4 i ray Bunday dinner guests at Lhe Sumner Noll home were his mother, Mrs. Elsie Noll and daughter Betty of Slate College, Mr. and Mrs, Ray McGhee and daughlers Eleanor Jarbara and Martha of Port Ma- tilda, Kenneth digh of Belle HOA R. D ang Miss Mary June Nel fone Pye Mr dung Earl Corman and of Axe Mann Were Sunday evening supper guests atl he DP. Ertley home, other caller were Guyer Ertley and gon Bill 0. this place, last week visi atl the same home were Mr, and 0 M. Kling and daughter Louise and Mr Mrs, Waller and Mr burg and Mrs ter Betty Mrs Caum and Altoona, Mr Hubler friend nf pT, arick of Eimer Lucas andchildren Pox {hy Johr we. of ase 4 ae 4 itz resigned 5 PO on as a farm laborer for Nevin 3 Henn in honor allernoo: by playing chil- af a reasonable were 30 invited guess departed for their Henry many more He received many useful party of ¥. the enjoyably aren wine served spent games and delicious about al ah or shing 10 which homes wi py bird cif. BiiL When Visiting THE 1940 World's Fair WE INVITE YOU TO STOP AT OUR Conveniently Located Rooms (Large and Small ALSO Light Housekeeping Sulles Beautifully furnished and comfortable Moderate Rates - EBY’S 22 West 83rd Street, NEW YORK CITY Telephone SUsq 7-7933 FAV MAMMA MMAR TI RIIRAAMAIIRMA ARAL AA AVAL VAWAWY MAW HH be Let}This Be Your Invitation! ¥ We invite you to come in and see the con- venience of having Safe Deposit protection. 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