October 10, 1940. Page Three
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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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STATE COLLEGE
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Card Players Brush up on Lighting
The enthysiastic card player who's |
brushing up on the rules of the game |
now that fall activities are at hand,
might find it a bright idea, also, to!
brush up on his home lighting. So
suggest the lighting specialists, |
Playing the wrong card isn't al-
ways to be blamed on ignorance of |
the rules, they point out. Sometimes
it's a matter of dim lighting or of |
a confusing glare on shiny cards, |
The hostess who makes it a point |
to provide attractive decks of cards, |
nice tallies and tempting candies,
needs to give a thought to the light. |
ing, too. |
There will probably be a dull eve-|
ning ahead if she pulls up to the|
table a lamp whose light serves only |
two players at best. Worse still is|
the lamp shade which falls to cover
the raw light from the bulbs, The|
resulting glare on the dummy hand |
makes players twist and fidget |
Or perhaps the bulbs are woe-|
fully small. Before the evening is|
over the players’ energy will have
seeped away with their efforts to]
see.
Lighting specialists, who have ol
sidered the needs of persons at play |
as well as at work, have given the |
following advice: for your games |
or hobbies provide a good lamp
which will give not only enough |
light for easy seeing, but the right|
kind of light which is free from |
glare. |
Their recommendations point to |
lamps made now by approximately |
sixty manufacturers over the speci- |
fications of the Illuminating Engin- |
eering Society. Some of these I. E.|
8. lamps are ideal for the game!
table. They give a light as soft as
that on a shaded porch on a sum-|
mer's day—adequate smooth light!
which distributes itself impartially
to all four contestants and casts no!
uncomplimentary shadow lines on|
faces. |
For the bridge table select an I.|
E. 8. floor lamp with a two-fillament
bulb. This bulb allows three different
levels of light. A practical point
about a lamp of this kind, holding
a 100-200-300 watt bulb, is that it|
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It's not so easy to hide an ace in one's sleeve—or to pull out the
wrong card cither when seeing
is made casier and games more
relaxing with good light, The hghting experts recommend scientifi-
cally designed ones tke this I. E.
style,
S. model |. . in trim modernistic
one. Other lamps in the room need
not be disrupted from thelr loca-
tions when the game table is set
up. The large floor lamp will do a
man-size job, sending light up to
cards, thus eliminating harsh sha-
dows
There's less danger
a partner's ace
lamp of
of trumping
with an 1. E 8
this type, and relaxation
is a major” lamp and not a small the ceiling as well as down to the becomes easier.
James Kane and sons, James, Jr. |
and George, and daughter Margaret,
Miss Corman and Miss
Boyle, all of Howard, were Sunday
visitors at the Mrs. Winnie Kern's.
Mary Ann Lucas, R. N.. spent
Thursday evening and Friday at
her home here and helped celebrate
her father's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lucas, of Em-
MOSHANNON
Hannah October 8,
There were 72
Methodist Sunday sct
Rally Day
Sunday visitors home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Cartwright were
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Smith and
son. Junior, of Pt wsburg, and
Miss Helen Smith, of Penfield
Miss Mary McGowan
relatives in Philadelphia this week,
at the
porium, spent the weekend at their also going to New York to the Falr
parental home here and at Lanse
Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Smith and
Mr. and Mrs, Milton Maurer and
family, of Colver were visitors at
family, of Clearfield, were Sunday the William Maurer home Sunday.
“viweors-er (Ne Charles Guopak bome.| 1eRoy Lewls and Carl Schmoke | great deal about the
in{spent Saturday and Sunday on =! to their cOrn crop by the cofft borer. | and Mrs. D. PF Holahan of East Pos-
fishing trip near Wyalusing and also
Mrs. Ernest Craft shopped
Philipsburg Saturday.
Will Craft. of Clearfield, was a vis- | Visited relatives at Williamsport and
itor at the home of Mrs
Craft, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Craft
Cordelia | Jersey Shore
Mrs. LeRoy Lewis spent Sunday
have and Monday at the home of Lillian
improved their home by a fresh coat MOrTis in Brisbin
of paint.
We are sorry to hear that Violet
Borger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Borger, is on the sick list
Mrs. Winnie Kerin and Joan May,
accompanied Mrs. Christine May
and Mr. williamson, Sunday after-
noon on a pleasant motor trip
through Karthaus, Rollingstone and
Kylertown.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright
and family, of Sykesville, were week-
end visitors with relatives here,
MARTH
The Willing Workers Bible Class
of the Methodist church met in the
church basement las, Wednesday
evening for its October meeting.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. |
over the weekend were Mr
Visitors at the LeRoy Lewis home
and
. Mulhollan, and Edward
vid, of Tyrone; Mrs. T. C
Watson and daughter Irene, and
granddaughter; Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Watson and daughter. of Clearfield,
and Jack Ross, of Indiantown Gap;
also Mrs. Cassie Lucas
Mrs. Don Potter is spending a
few days at her home here
Mrs. Christine May and Clarence
Williamson spent Sunday at the|
home of Mrs. Winnie Kerin,
MARSH CREEK
The Harvest Home service held
at the Romola church Thursday
evening was well attended and
many things were received,
Misses Betty and Josephine
WOODWARD
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Musser va-
cated the (brick) Ard residence last
Tuesday and moved in the Ray
Omndor! summer home,
We're informed that the stork
left a baby boy Jast week one day,
at the Bellefonie hospital for Mr.
and Mrs Carl Brindle.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stover in
company with their son-in-law and
daughter Mr and Mrs. Harold Ard
attended the York Fair last Thurs-
day. They had fine weather for
| their trip which they enjoyed very
| much
Many of the farmers complain a
done
There will be a specia] service in
the Evangelical church next Sun-
day evening sponsored by the local
E LCE It is to be in honor of
the forty-ninth birthday since the
| Christian Movement was begun in
this denomination. The service is
to be a candle light service. Every-
body is invited to attend this ser-
vice for information concerning the
growth of Christian Endeavor
Mr. and Mrs. Steward Eisenhuth
attended the York Fair one day
last week
The Evangelical Ladies Ald held
| their regular monthly meeting at
the C. E Kreamer residence last
| Tuesday evening
John Bright and his crew of car-
' penters of Brush valley razed the
stable on the Ard Estate property
and will build a garage there in-
Sead They began the job last Pri-
ay,
Mr. and Mrs. C E Kreamer and
son Harwood, visited relatives sev-
eral days this week in York and
Cumberland counties.
The mountains are beginning to
| Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Marquardt, of
| East Hamilton avenue, spent Thurs-
| day and Friday in Reisterstown,
[ Maryland.
Mr, and Mrs, C. W., Wilde of
North Holmes street, had ag their
weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Wiseman and family of Altoona
Mr, and Mrs. H. PF, Alderfer and
two daughters of North Holmes
street, left on Friday for Bluffton,
Ohio,
Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Willlams of
East Beaver avenue,
| weekend with relatives In
| burgh.
Mr. and Mrs
| daughter Ellen of West Falimouni
avenue, spent Saturday in Lewls-
| burg.
Pitts-
Mrs. Sara Erb of Heister streel, |
| returned to her home after spending
several days in Harrisburg.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Pease of
West Beaver avenue had as their
weekend guests Mr, and Mrs, Wil-
lam Grimm of Newfoundland and
| Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Lang of Lake
| Alrel
| Mrs. W. FP. Dunaway and Mrs.
Robert Kirby spent the early part
of the week in Altoona,
Ms. Thomas Benton of Barnard
street, speny the weekend with re-
latives in Pikesville, Maryland
Mrs. Verna Wolford and her sis-
ter Sophia Wagner of Locust Lane,
spent Thursday in Lewistown
Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Dunkle of
South Burrowes street, spent
Thursday in Lewistown, where they
at'ended the Fireman's Convention
Rev, C. G. Norris of Bast College
avenue spent several days last week
in Johnstown, where he attended
the Pittsburgh annual conference
of the Methodist church,
Mr and Mrs. W. C. Parsons and
daughter of Heis'er street, spent
the weekend in Harrisburg, at the
home of the former's son and
daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs
Lloyd Parsons
Dr. Grover C. Glenn of West
Fairmount avenue, spent several
days this week in Phliadeliphia
Russell Anstead of Heister street,
spen: the weekend at the home of
his parents in Cresson
Mrs Homer Eisenman of South
Pugh street, entertained with three
tables of bridge Thursday afternoon
at her home
Nr. and Mrs. Paul McCormick of
Fairway Drive, had as their week-
end guest Esther McClellan of
Lancas'er
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edwards of
South Alien street, spent the week-
end in Lewisburg
Mr and Mrs. Lynn Plott of East
Fairmount avenue, had as their
weekend guest their son Jack of
Cumberirand, Md
Mr. and Mrsr. Wilson Stewar: of
West Nittany avenue, had as their
weekend guest their daughter Elea-
nor of Lancaster
Mr. and Mrs. CE Boak and son
iof South Allen street. spent the
i weekend in Lancaster.
{| Mr. and Mrs. C. E Cronemeyer
ter avenue spent the weckend in
Cleveland, Ohio
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HOLTS HOLLOW
Mr and Mrs, Mies Stauffer and
famliy Fred and Irvin Wasson and
Ruth Patent, of Warren, O,, spent
the weekend with [riends ang re
iatives in Penna
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Poorman of
Clearfield. were Sunday guests at
the Charles Poorman home.
Mrs, Calvin McCloskey and pon
visited home [0iks al Salona
Mr. and Mr: William Howell of
Runviile, called on relatives at this
place on Sunday.
Mrs. James Wesley and dawgh-
ter and Shrie Johnson are spend-
ing this week with friends and re-
latives in New York City
Mr. and Mrs. Orvis Watson and
family were callers at the Clark Mc-
Kinley home at Dry Top on Friday
evening.
Mrs J. FP McCartney of Kennedy,
spent several days last week at the
home of hé; daughter, Mrs. Lesth-
spent the |
C. O. Cromer and |
The Snow Shoe-Clarence branch
of the Centre County Library
opened to the public each
nesday from 3:30 to 8 p.m
The loyal Workers
School Class met Monday evening, delphia
Ootober 7th at the home of Mrs, F. the ladies aunt and
Is visited Mis
Wed-
Mrs. Edith 8heckler and irnend
Sheckler's sister, Mrs
Carl Cashier, and family
Mrs. Hazel Weaver, daughter Peg-
Sunday gy and Tommy McCabe, of Phila
weekend with
incle, Mr and
spent the
L. Shope, Mrs. Harrlg is the teacher Mrs. Charles Weaver
of this group of girls who are
Mr. and Mrs, Dare Irean, of Har
Mis«es Marie Hipple, Dorothy Mae risburg, Mr. and Mrs, Edward Rash.
Wenrick, Virginia Haynes,
Heshley, Velda Viehdorfer,
Lewis, Abida and Elizabeth Krone
Ruth and Elsa Preston. Velda Reese,
Alice Bradley, and Margaret Me-
Closkey, Mr. and Mrs, Ira Woomer Dome after visiting }
Walter Snyder, ®s al
SBunday with Mrs
Bob Shive and Set the
and Mr. and Mrs
Tyrone, spent
Woomer, sister Mrs
family
Mr. and Mrs
ter Loulse and Alice
and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Eberhart and RoC
family of Bellefonte, visited Mr. and thy. Bud
Mrs, Pat Moore
Mr and Mrs
Mrs. Confer, of Williamsport
the weekend with Mrs
mother, Mrs. McCartney
BUSH HOLLOW
Our Sunday school attendance has
been about the same for some time
Hope it Increases in the future We
invite others to come to our Bun.
day school who do not £0 to a Sun.
day school anywhere inday school
each Bunday at 0:30 a There
will be no preaching service this
Wednesday night as the
Supt. Rev. Flexon, expects to be at
the Coleville Pilgrim Holiness ch
and a number of folks from here
expect Lo atlend Cot.
tage prayer meeting Thursday night
at the home of Rachel Resides Ev.
erybody welcome
On Wednesday last g numbe;
men gathered at the
finished putting up t
and put about
new roof on the church
bit of this work was don
charge and it surely wa
ed Those who helped
Stover. Rev. Byrd, George
D. H Custer, Waller Young
uel Shirk, Andrew Irvin
Spot is
District
urch
that service
three-fourth
tained at dinner
in home on Wed
» work Was done at
and Mrs. Elvir
ughters, Mrs
and Mrs
Roy Bpotts and childr
supper at ihe
Spotls last Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bunday last with her br
Spoils and family and
tended Sunday school here
Me. and Mrs, BL. Shirley and
daughter Martha, of Willlamsport
Rev. and Mrs Roy Carlson and
daughter Nancy. of Beech Grove
Ind. spent Saturday iz ;
Edna Spoils home Other
during the day and evening
Mr. and Mrs. D. H Custer
jonville: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
and Jean Spotts, of Milesburg
Myrtle King, of Colevill
Mrs. Roy Spotis and children
this piace. and Mr. and Mrs. Charie
Spotts, of Williamsport. The
spent the weekend at the
home
Mrs. George Talbert
ter Wanda, of Altoona
day dinner with the ladies’
Mrs. Charles Bush and family
Wilma OS8hell, Alma and Ruth
Mitchell visiled with Velma Zim.
merman at the Weston home on
Sunday
Rev. and Mrs. Byrd were Sunday
dinner guests at the Roy Spoils
home in honor of Doris Spottes’
birthday which occurred on Satur-
day
home of
Patsy dorf and daughter of
Vera “pent
Scott Rolls, daugh-
Perry, of
Woodland, visited Mrs. Nan Watson
William Atkins and and Mr
spent Mr. and Mrs
Atkins’
Pittsburgh
Sunday with Mr. and Mr
Nell 8haw
' Mr and Mrs, Jay Lucas and Mr
and Mrs, Lemoyne Lucas returned
5 Eunice Lu
Philadelphiba for a
Irey White
weekend
Thite's mother Mp
Mr. and Mrs, Cly
entertained in honor
Closkey's father William
at a birthday dinner Sunda)
were Mr, and Mr
Frank, daughter
Ramsey, \
son, of Lewistown
and Mrs, Clyde
Fount
ters Vera and Jear
Bellefonte, Saturda)
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8:30 a. m.- Worship service
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Friday evening
last Frida
VALLEY VIEW
Gray Houser
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are welcome
Those who spent Sunday a
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home of Mr. and Mrz Pred Los
Mrs. Mead Purnell Mr. Bar
Miss Hazel Reed and M:
To reliet Lo
Misery of
Temple Court
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ANYTHING IN
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Doors - Sash
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BELLEFONTE, PA.
Phone 432
GUARANTEED
IN EVERY DEAI
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McCormick-Deering
EQUIPMENT
M. Harold Betz
FARM
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ALLOWANCE FOR
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HOWARD, PA
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2731
C. Y. WAGNER
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Very Best Flour
Wagner’ Orse
WAGNER'S
Quality Flour
A Hard Wheat Fat Flour
WAGNER'S
Qur Best Flour
50.50 Blend
WAGNER'S
Winter Wheat
Feed
Lundy Steele and family, Mrs. Belle | young called on their girl friend
Balley, Mrs. Ethel Richards. Mrs. | ais. Pannie Houdeshel] Friday
Mattie Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd | avening
CGensamer, Gwinnie and John :
’ | r Mrs, F Dickey and
Bailey, Leonard, Ethel and Freddy | Bg uh at |
Wellers, David Richards, Geraldine rai
and John Wagner, Wanda Stiver Sunday at the Wilson Boune heme, |
’ “'l Mr and Mrs. George Houdeshell |
look beautiful. All kinds of colored 7% Wagner's Pig Meal
| follage are to be seen. Take a I 1 Shope has returned home
family took supper with Mr. and
drive and behold & t after spending two weeks with rela- : evemiom
SE d the beautles of , =. 1ock Haven Mrs. Ed. Bush, Sunday evening
- Mr. and Mrs. Prank Dreese and nt Sur ay
HOWARD, R. D.
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gros yy itiagnn, of State College, | ®1¢ daughter Janice of Pleasant | (LONESOME HOLLOW)
Peni Aoi Wed y at the home | V2lley, spent Sunday night with | Visitors a: the Blair Mann home
of het nts Mr and Mrs W. BR | Mrs. Frank Houdeshell. {on Sunday were as follows: Mr,
Stiver arena, Wr, "771 Mrs, Jane Bathurst, Mr. and Mrs | 30d Mrs. Orin Fye and children
: | Gus Engle of Pittsburgh, visited at | Harry, Mary Jane, John, Gene, Billy
rome. were Toiraiay. svenine 4 | tle Joseph Nyman home Tuesday nd George and Kenneth Neidigh
Tune. | night. | Fran one and grandson Eugene
TAS} ihe ny Stackman Jue, Miss Alice Leathers of Mt, Eagle All of Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs
had 13. t rt Williams | 10d over the weekend with Miss | Paul Fye and children Paul Jr,
ang dom Smit y of Juniata, were | o .. woomer. | Of Jersey Shore, Pa.. Mr, and Mrs.
unday evening guests at the home | Barbara. Billy, Ronnie, Beverly and
From Financial Loss. See
John F. Gray & Son
General Insurance
Phone 497.3 Bellefonte, Pa,
Mr. and Mrs. George Lykens and
Wagner's Egy Mash
Wagner's Chick Starter
and Grower,
Strange Mystery of the Stone
Bench
Another inside story of H
Wille
home last Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker and All those who are
family of Baltimore, Md. sper the the old roof which
weekend at their home here i church and wish to put in a bid on
Mr. and Mrs. Stear] Gunsa'lis of It are requested to have their bids tery was solved by the
ae ys
Meadville, and Mr, and Mrs. John in not later than Monday night, Oct. Buropean police. Dor A iy bps
of Bellefonte, visited Saturday af- | 14. at 8 o'clock, stating your price feature in the October 20th {sce of . A li
ternoon with Mr. and Mrs, 2. B. per sheet and how many sheets you The American Weekls the biz In .. 3
Leathers and family, { desire. Mail or hand bids to Mrs. azine distributed with the Balt. i
Orvis ang Pred Watson ang Miles | Martin Spotts, Julian, R. D, no Iat- more Sunday American Om sake Real Estate Sales
; hit a a
Misses Esther and Dorothy Yeag- | Stautier visited the cabin in the | er than Monday evening at all newsstands
of Mr and Mars. Joseph Williams, Misses SLIT ¢ "8" | Larry of Lock Haven: M M autiful mountain on Monday. | ——————— A SPECIALTY !
: | er visited Mr. and Mrs, Harry Yeag- | 27 ¥ AVED) a. IO. 3. |. My. snd Mm Sheesley and | ih ;
Mrs. Ethél Richards spent the | . over the weekend. | Harold Fye and children Prancis, family of Me 2 Shae Sunday | FILLMORE _ LEGAL NOTICES CALL STATE COLLEGE, 2842
weekend in Tlearfleld at the home | Miss Fannie Houdeshell visited | Lilian, Jim and Elizabeth of Clar- |!" : ' | Mr. and Mrs. Orvis Smelts : p———— - 5 —
of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Oberly. On |, coq o"poneincdo: “lat week, | 000; Mr, and Mrs. Basil Little and | Vin home folks. Am is Smeltzer and CAUTION NOTICE ®
Saturday she attended the Wagner | ei. 1. w. | Children Basil Jr. Thomas Paul Sunday visitors at the Roy Leath- | son Tommy, of Centre Hall, spent (MY wife Mrs. Pear] Bell Priest, hav. Wh ha Wrssctt. mp
union | Miss Louise McCloskey of How- | lis Ma . ‘ers home were Mr. and Mrs Clark | Monday of last week at the Bernard (DF #11 my bed and board. I will no a AVE Lhe denelil 01 come
re x | ard, visited with Thorus Nyman, | | Wis, Jerry and Leslie of Drift- | poaty and daughter Mary, Mr, | Crust home. Longer be responsible for bills con- || Petitive bidding in the sale of
William Richards returned {rom | wednesday evening. ing, Pa. Clearfield county, Johnath q wa Motos acted by her your properts
the Philipsburg Hospital and 15 | Mies I 1 Houdeshell visited ran nathan Cadmann of Osceola] Mrs. James Parsons suffered a
staying at the home of his son By- | Ath sabel st 8 | Everybody Suffers 8 { Mills; Mr and Mrs, James Patton slight stroke last week and is now gq; 308
{ with Dorothy Singer Sunday. From Stage | 1 port Matilda; Mr. and Mrs. in bed. Miss Fink, of Bald Eagle
| Joseph Leathers and daughter is taking care of her.
Wagner's Turkey Starter
and Grower.
interested In
was on the
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ALON.
reveals
celebrated detective
ing how an
incredible crime-mvs- Wagner's Scratch Feed
Feed.
Wagner's Chick Feed
General Anctioneer
Wagner's Medium Scratch
Rydes Cream Calf Meal
Eshelman’s Doz Feed
not have All kinds of high protein
feeds for mixing with your
own feed.
Dealers in All Kinds
JOHN PRIEST
. 18th
" - Past experiences have proven that
Tyrone
public sales of real estate de- i!
mand higher prices
EXECUTRIN'S NOTICE.
ron at Blanchards. { Mr. and Mrs, Tonor Mann visited | Fright
Rev. and Mrs. DA. Sowers of | rriends at Jacksonville, Sunday.
DuBoistown, were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lundy Steele |
last Thursday. |
The Quarterly Communion Ser- |
vice will be observed at the Baptist |
church Sunday morning Oct. 13th. |
in connection with the regular |
toona, and Mr, Huey's mother, Mrs.
Mr. Prank Nyman called at his
home Saturday evening.
Saturday visitors at the Joseph
Nyman home were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Beaty, Faye Nyman, Gladys
Kilind¥elter and Gwendolyn Bar-
tholomew all of Mili Hall
Don't forget the revival services
at Summit Hill this week,
|e —— a rs AAA SA A es
Intensely interesting story which |
{reveals why human beings suffer |
from stage fright and ways to cure |
| ourselves of this embarrassing feel- | Tuesday evening at the Lee John-
ing. One of many features in the
| October 20th issue of The American
| Weekly, the big magazine distribut-
{ed with the Baltimore Sunday
{ American. On sale at all news- |
| stands,
|
car i:
Mildred and Roy Robinson of Ken- |
nedy.
Don't forget Bible Study next
son home,
LITTLE NITTANY
Raymond Harter of Stale College
visited last Tuesday at the Earl and
Willard Harter home.
Mr and Mrs, Willard Harter
Mr. and Mrs. Domer Smeltzer, of
Centre Hall, visited at the Bernard
Crust home on Wednesday evening
of last week
Mrs. Ella Torsell and daughter
Ann, and Mrs, Shultz, of Bellefonte,
were visitors at the Charles Lutz
home on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Guyer Taylor and son spent
Saturday with her parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. Ira Wright, of Bush Addition. |
Frank Blair called on Mr. and’
In the matter of the estate of El-
mer Breon, late of Benner Townahin
Centre COounty, deceased o
Letters testamentary in the above
estate having been granted to the
undersigned. all persons indebted 10
the sald estate are requested to make
payment, and those having claims to
present the game duly proven. with-
out delay, to BESSIE M. BREON
executrix, Bellefonte
Johnston & Johnston. attys x42
EXECUTORS NOTICE,
In the matter of the estate of D
PRD 1}
und
"MY. TELEPHONE BROUGHT ME MORE
A number of Farms and several!
Residences will be offered at pub- |
He sale in the near fotare,
WATCH FOR DATES
of Grains
BELLEFONTE, PA.
A. Grove, late of Beliefonte, Pa
Je Jatnes Parsons one evening | Letters testamentary in the above
| estate having been granied to the
Mrs. Harold Bloom and Mrs. undersigned. all persons indebted to |
H , {the atald estate are requested to
Samuel Holderman accidentally Ueofge Hoover were don at help 80 ele Ae a ine
sat ie ignt fot | aa Shura | claims to Dresent the sme duly
e culling and . . | proven, without delay, to KA I'N
was taken to the dover by Mr. : Mr. and Mrs. James Bowmaster | GROVE. Bellefonte, Pa; EDWIN
Mac Reese. and family, of Lamar, and Mr. and M. ROVE. State Coliege, Pa; Al-
money for me in the short time |
BERT , 830 Glenn Ave- have had it.
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Purl and Mrs. Earl Huey. of Juniata, visited | nue Eimirs, NY. executors. R. Paul |
daughter Sarah of Williamsport,
at the Prank Hull home on Sun- Campbell, attorney. x42 ‘Before I got my telephone, 1 de-
visited with home folks, Sunday.
Henry Huey of Fillmore, were
guests of Mrs, Elizabeth Willlams
. Foust Wills called
Miss Luella Eminhizer was taken
to the Centre County Hospital last
Sunday evening in a serious condi-
tion with sugar diabetes, is reported
improving at this writing.
Lee Meyers while employed by
Roy Korman with the threshing
machine, fell and fractured his leg
and is under the doctor's care.
Rev. W. B. Tobias and family
moved last Wednesday to Clairon
| River U. B, charge. Rev. Charles
Gwyun stationed here by confer.
ence has not arrived as yet
Mr, Richard Gunsallus and S8am-
uel Bumgarner employed at Phila-
delphiha, motored home over the
weekend,
+ 710BS THAN | COULD HANDLE!"
Ly i Lis Says. This Painter
"My telephone has already made
4: y \ pended on my neighbors to take
Mrs. W. D. Marshall visited with | ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Messages from any farmers who
wanted painting done, but neveragain
i In the Maiter of the Estate of
Mr. and Mrs. James Parsons on Samuel M. Brown, late of Cres Th hk
| Townsh wi without one.
{| letters of administration on said i ve
. And Mrs. Walter Crust andi Ol®H Of So ranted the un Toa : a My telephone has already
. i ip, Centre County, deceased
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