September 12, 1940. = THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page Five HEBERLING REUNION A reunion of the Heberling clan was held at the Mayes Grove, near Spruce Creek, September 1. After greetings were over a bountiful pie- nie dinner was well taken care of, An interesting program followed An article “It takes more than laws" was read by M. E. Heberling, follow. ed by numerous short selections of wit and humor. A poem was given in honor of the members of the | | Mr clan present and in loving memory | of those who have gone before down the long, long trail. A letter of greet. ing from O. C. Harpster, LaHabra, was read Of the Immediate family of the late Joseph and Margaret Heberling only two daughter-in-laws are liv ing. They are Mrs, James Heberling of Lock Haven and Mrs, Thomas Heberling, of Tyrone. These ladies were presented flowers ag they are the oldest members of the clan Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Barr received the prize, a road map, for coming the greatest distance, The prize for youngest member present was won by Katharine Ann Bechdel, three years old. A movement by a small minority to have the reunion dinner in the | form of a box social caused quite a bit of merriment and was hilar- fously voted down, We don't cen- sure them too severely as there is something in the long, long table “winding down” that gives picnics the “oomph.” A liberal collection was lifted for purchasing play- ground equipment and for expense of next year's reunion which will be held the Sunday before Labor Day, at Mayes Grove. Officers elected for 1941 are as follows: president, Robert Heber- ling; vice president, J. H. Bechdel; secretary-treasurer, Mrs, David Mains; aslsstant secretary-treasur- | er, Paul Heberling: song leaders, | and Mrs. William Gelst; pro- | committee, Mrs. H. G. Ebbs, Frank Delong, Mrs. Harry gram Mrs Jones Members of the clan who ene Joyed the beautiful day together were: Mr. and Mrs. M. E, Heber- | ling and son Paul, of State College; | Mrs. James Heberling and daugh- | ter, Mrs. Lawrence Yost and sons Albert and LeRoy Heberling, of | Lock Haven; Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Harpster, Mr. and Mrs, Frank De- Long and children, Patricla, Mar- jorie, Caroline and Billle, Mrs Thomas Heberling, Mr. and Mrs Albert Wolfe and daughter Sue Ann, of Tyrone; Mr, and Mrs, Harry Jones, Bellefonte; Mr, and Mrs, R | D. Barr, Piteairn; Mr, and Mrs H. G. Ebbs, Port Matilda, R. D,; Mr. and Mrs. George Ebbs, of Cor- eopolis; Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Harpster, son Eugene, Mr. and Mrs David Mains, Mr. D. J. Beck and Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Geist, of Warriors Mark; Mrs. E. T. Bechdel and son Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. J. H Bechdel and children, Janet and Kenneth, of Blanchard; Mr. and Mrs. Max Bechdel and children, Charles and Katharine Ann, of Beech Creek; Mr. and Mrs. E 'W Mayes and sons James and Joseph, of Spruce Creek; Mr. J. H. Harps'er and daughter Myrtle of Pine Grove Mills, RUMBERGER REUNION The fifth annual Rumberger re- held September 1, at Reservoir Park, Tyrone, with 83 members of the clan with their friends attending. A delicious pic. nie luncheon and were served Those present were: Mr. and John Rumberger M1 and Mi Howard Keehler, Norwood, Pa.: Mr. Clarence Rumberger and daugh- ter Betty and friend Eleanor Pear- son, of Essington Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rumberger and fam- ily, Ann Gwin, Ralph and Marjorie virginia Carper, of Eden Hill, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crust and family, Mildred, Victor and Ken, of “Sinking Valley; Mr. and Mrs Leonard Crust and family, Richard, Robert, Freddie and Shirley Ann of Sinking Valley; Mrs Lydia Moore, Miss Mabel Moore Mr Frank Moore and daughters, Viv- jan, Helen and Paulene, Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard Ross, Edna ings, of Tyrone; Robert Burkhar of Morrisville: Mr. and Mr Rumberger Moore, Mr. and was union upper Mrs of | Ernest and son Gilbert, of Mrs. Ella Rumber- Wilbur Rumber- Robb Detroit, Mich.: ger, Mr. and Mrs ger and son William, Mr, and Mrs Paul Moore, of Huntingdon; Mr and Mrs, Joe Rumberger and family Joe, Mary Ann and Robert, of Me- Connellstown; Mr. and Mi Edgar Clark, of Howard: Mr. and Mrs Lester Ross and Dorolliy Ann Rudy of State College: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Myer ons Joe and Harry, Mr Nelson, of Waddle: Mr. and Mrs Edwin Golumbic and son Calvin, of Lock Haven; Mrs. John Grove, of Lemont; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wertz and son Richard, John D. Wertz Mr. and Mrs, Robert Walters, of Houserville: Mrs Della Witmer, John Witmer and Lois Rimmey, of Centre Hall: Mrs. Loren Rockey, Ruth Rockey, Edna Rockey, Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Crust and sons Jame and Donald, Mr Mrs. Lester Crust and daughters, Evelyn and Alma Mrs. Eva Shuey Herbert Shuey, Mr. and Mrs. Jame oO Clark, Mr. Earl Crust daugh- Helen and Arlene and friend Emel, all of Bellefonte and vid and and ter Sara PACKER REUNION “r J The descendants of of Romola sponsored a union September 1 at Grove. This was the fir reunion of this clan and plans being made to make it an annual affair ; Honor guests were: Mr. and Mrs. | D. M. Packer, Beech Creek: Mr.! and Mrs. James Packer, Altoona, Mr. L. O. Packer, Centre Hall: Mr and Mrs Daniel Irvin, Wilkins burg: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Packer, Centre Hall. Other relatives pres- ent were: Mr. and Mrs A C. Mc- Closkey, Beéch Creek; Mr. and Mrs W. A. Dress and family, Harold, Margaret, James, Richard and Nev- in. of Salona; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brickley and family, Lois, Junior, Florence, Dean, Betty and Shirley, Blanchard: Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Packer and family, Vaughn, Charles and Allen, Blanchard; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Packer and family, Jeanne, Jack, Donald, Gay and Jerry, of Blanchard; Mr. and Mrs, McDowell family Walker's Te- st are J. Packer,| McCloskey and family Robert Billy. Jersey Shore: Mr. and Mrs Leroy Myers and daughter Kay, of Snow Shoe: Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dress, Mill Hall: Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lard Foreman and son Johm, Centre Hall; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brick- ley and family, Dorothy and Donna, Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Packer, Lock Haven; Mr and Mrs. Floyd Miller, Lock Haven; Mrs. Vernon Fye and daughter Car- ol, of Lock Haven; Mr and Mrs, Lee Condo and daugh'er Vonda, of Orviston: Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Han- na and family, Rita, Roberta and Jack, Blanchard: Miss Isabella Gunsallus. Lock Haven: Jack Kes. singer, Beech Creek Games and contests were enjoyed by all. Prizes were awarded to Mrs, Jameg I. Packer, Mrs Nevin Han- na, Mrs. A. C. McCloskey, Mrs. Le- Roy Myers and Carrol Fye. Souve- nirs were given to the honor guests also. May LUCAS REUNION The fourth annual Lucas reunion was held at the home of Richard Lucas, Mill Hall, R. D., Sunday, September 1. A large table of delicious food was set for the following: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Watson and grandson, Ronald, Mrs, Nora Nickolson, Mrs, Earl Crawford, all of Lewistown; Mr. and Mrs. George Lucas, of Karthaus; Mrs, Walter McCloskey and children, Rosa, Mildred, Mar- garet, Walter, Jr. and Grace, of Pitcairn: Mr. and Mrs. Homer Maney and children, Homer, Jr, Marjorie and Clair Imo, of Keeway- din; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lucas and baby Daniel, of Bellefonte R. D. 3; Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman and baby Peggy, of Pottersdale; Mrs. Mary Lucas and son Calvin, of Pot-| tersdale; Mr. and Mrs. James Man- ey and daughters Dorothy and June, | of Pottersdale; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Lucas and children, Loraine and Billy, of Karthaus; Mr, Mrs. Leonard Nearhood and sons Leonard, Wilson and Gerald, Pine Glen; Mr. and Maney and sons —Bargains in the Classifieds. Leo, Charles, McCormick-Deering FARM EQUIPMENT SALES AND SERVICE Liberal Trade ALLOWANCE FOR OLD MACHINERY M. Harold Betz HOWARD, PA. PHONE 2731 and | of | Mrs, George | | sibility for what occurs ! patient needing rest more than eve: | before. } i | Georgie and Dale, of Karthaus; Mr and Mrs. Paul Hugar and children, Tommy and Nancy. of Keewaydin: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lucas and | children, Ruth, Dorothy, Ethel, Charlotte and Charles, of Howard; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Tyson and dauhter Anna Louise, of Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Reiter and chil- dren Edward, Theodore, June and Isabelle, of Karthaus; Frank Man- ey, of Renovo; Mrs. Rosa Lucas, of Milesburg: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lucas and children, Donald, Boyd, Arthur, May, Fay. Eva, Leah, Billy and Iva Marie, of Mill Hall, R. D_; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wooster and children, Norman, Olive and War- ren, of Pottersdale, and John Man- ey, of Pottersdale — ————— The development of modern civil- ization is due largely to the advent | of oceanic commerce and the future | of most nations depends upon thei: ability to use the ocesns for thelr | commerce, The business of a newspaper is iC print the news; it has no respon | —— Bigotry is usually what you think | is the maiter with what other] people think. tsi sn ——— -— i Many a vacation ends with the REMEMBER When You Want ANYTHING IN Lumber - Millwork Doors - Sash Roofing W. R. 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When will the two-ocean navy be ready for baitle? 4 When did the U 8 acquire the Virgin Islands from Denmark? 6. How high are the chalk-while cliffs of Dover? 6. Why do radio stations go the air during alr attacks? 7. When did leon Trosky power in Russia? 8. Where ig "Helis Corner?” 9. What is the German waffle?” 10. When did the father of Sec retary Wallace serve as Secretar) of Agriculture? ofl 108s The Answers Seven. 10,000 000. 1946. 1917. About 500 feet . To prevent hostile pliots from tuning in snd using the radio sig: nals as a guide, 7. After the death of Lenin In 1024. 8. This is a British nick-name for the southeast corner of England 9. Air force: literally, alr weap! on, 10, Under and Coolidge. resident Harding 1 $500 bail ea “Laft- | { I. Elsenhooth i station 1 The value of the gasoline taken wa placed at ‘for lols of things giving a widespread of good Many Win Prizes Al Grange i ir Charged With Firing Woodland ! Chins a president, s } y § 1% A iVoiveQ talk ol n Japan since the con- nothing has been done will be done unii (ints all | Japan cong all her Te p m for shooting th DROP HEAD Charles B C of it if Hull was against nher Cou 4 rai i. oil embarg Japan Har Don Roper sald, D Bellefonte riday. when ar air from expect an) sympathetic brotihe of Howard Maced unds 0 on by Just vid Cowher raigned on a charge of stealing ga 41 nt a do’ oline from the Martin Mille: ry near Jackso i Charle : obtained i other two Britain iz gradually g ng were committed to the mind jai $7 indering, conservative The trio stopped sult of oleum Clali the quarry taking ¢ scription He fired and bullet mark parts of the machine clinched identification ed that the boys borrowed from a friend Depiity Sheriff arrested Charles Crock day morning, and the were picked up the same day by Pri- vates George A Panrock and John of the Rackview sub- Motor Police Pan prosecutor in the case no the rid oi leader: bmi Litt Clermany pets through neutral through France to a badd leader buy Tar Lioyd George Gard and then of Uh Wak two shot alter fonrad Ol the next da Police learn Lhe oar thie car wotfully yours LEO ROTELLA , . Siegerasville, Pa L. FRANK MAYES General Auctioneer Real Estate Sales A SPECIALTY! CALL STATE COLLEGE, 2342 ® Whi not have the benefit of com petitive bidding in the sale of your property. Past experiences have proven that public sales of real estate de- mand higher prices. A number of Farms and several Residences will be offered at pub- tie sale in the near future, WATCH FOR DATES |! ‘ i unaer James HH. Hug Inst Wedne other two Bilate rock i= Lhe ¥ —— A - R WE BELIEVE We believe In taking things about as they come. A summer bosrder up at the 8kinner place went out one day last week and picked a huge bouquet of field flowers, When he gave them to Mrs Skinner he said “Know how to arrange a bouquet of wild flowers? You don’t arrange them: vou lake them ag they: come” Which 1s a prety good rule wr id n—— '83 From County Enter Penn State (Continued from page one) nell, George 1. Purnell, Kenneth Ridge, Arnold 1... Rosenblott lam J. Slates Kendrick ( I'n Donald A. Wion Beech Creek Boalshurg Aaronsburg: William Centre Hall: Dean ( Fleming: Willlam H Madisonburg: Hols MuUesbhurg: Phyllis A. Bhol Philipsburg: Walesa DD Fils Hummel Hus Katherine | ell KR Ham Ci Lawrence Cus Port Rn riers BnRow Matilda: Marjorie D. 1: Charles E. Wi Shoe: Harry LL. Bl Spring Mill Jean H tate Col (od) 8 SURPRISE PARTY Man Found Along Read, Die Arthur Wick 4 t A ¢ LEGAL NOTICES ADMINISTRATOR'S NOT Matter : ce ¥ CF meeting Mcers for ve;opment tative Red BY : ment the yrement Board ANNE M POX NOTIC hereby "wine HiwN "Ri 4 | of 1 of the Borough and regulariv st 268 1040 . will be brought 1 Phoeni a westerly Hine, with a stone base surface. for a widin of ion each side of the twenty { fool wide roadway 1o be oon {by the Department of Hi ihe Commonwenith of Pen and providing for the and collection of two-ih | cogt thereof Yoni shulting | owners on She foot front { remainder of such cost 10 i the Borough of Bellefonte i 2 An Ordinatice providing for the grading and improving Holmes { Btreet, in the Borough of~Bellefo | County of Centre and State of Penni- svivania, for a width of tweniv-eioht (28) feet from Willoghank BStreet southwardly to the boroush line with a stone base and bisck OP surface, and providing for the sesmment and collection of thirds of the cost thereal from abutting property owners on the foot front rule, the remainder of such cogte 0 be paid by the Boroumh of Bellefonte BELLEFONTE BOROUGH COUNCIL x37 Marie Doll. Sey (HE the be Dad OY iE ol EXECUTORS NOTICE, P. Garretl, late of Mies Township, Centre County, deceased In the Matter of the Estate of OG | i i letters testamentary in the above! Why YOU should make a Will Because by making a Will, you protect amily, divide your property as you and ou prefer, to elect the Executor and Trustee settle and manage ing a Will and naming this xecutor, your estate will be dis- ou direct, The First National Bank Bellefonte, Pa. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, a——————————— day of August i real estate | described as foll vanis: FIRST THERPOP, All Wray EXECLTRIN NOTICE 1 being upo I'HE SECOND of I by 2 degrees Bast 86 thence along lands p \ nna W Ly Hamman Roth, but now 1 ¢ being said Parcel No South 20 East 65 perches Ww a Chest- thence Bouth 79 degrees perches 0 a Pine, thence degrees West 21 perches and hickory West perches ADMININTEATOR'S NOTICE formerly 104% 55 ¢ ICE DENTS FALSE RE LE Yellow AL EN A sane North 48 * SALE i cash on dav of LaisTwe UD- execulion snd delivery of the deed of the sale the L. Prank aves, Dale Attorney Tor Kruse Shank. 38 fae C Mrs Houses and Lots FOR SALE The Bellefonte Trust Company as Agent for the Fstate of O. E. Miles, Milesburg, Pa., offers at private sale the following properties located in Milesburg: FRAME STORE BUILDING located at the intersec- tion of Turnpike and Mill Streets, No. 185 Turn- pike Street, now occupied by Clover Farm Store. Building contains large storeroom, 2 sSlorage rooms and a 6-room apartment on second floor. tuilding at present heated by furnace which also furnishes heat for adjoining Homestead property. 2 STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE and lot lo- cated on 108 Mill Street. Contains 5 rooms. I STORY BRICK BUILDING and lot located on 309 Mill Street now occupied as a tap room. VACANT LOT adjoining brick building on the north on Mill Street. 2 STORY FRAME DWELLING and lot No. 1 on East Water Street. Property extends from Highway te edge of Bald Eagle Creek. LOT adjoining the above lot No. 1 on the west on Water Street. This lot extends from Highway lo iald Eagle Creek. 2 STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE and lot No. 3 on Water Street adjoining above lot No. 2 on the west, This lot extends from Highway to Bald Eagle Creek, LOT adjoining above lot No. 3 on the west on Water Street. This lot extends from the Highway to Bald Eagle Creek. Private bids will be received on the above prop- erties up to and including September 15, 1940, Terms of Sale: Cash, All those interested please consult the Bellefonte Trust Company, Bellefonte, Pa. Bellefonte Trust Company, Agent Estate of 0. E. Miles, “
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