October 10, 1940.
Modern Etiquette
ever permissible for an the
employer to take his woman ner
retary to lunch? 7
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direct to the
with a man?
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rise when
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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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And in my heart there’l]l always
jodge
A trust,
Though
jeer
When as a star 1 begin
Quietly leave this earthy
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YOUR HEALTH
Educational
the Board Trustees of the
Medical Socle the
Penn
REBERSBURG
Hosterman of Wednesday. Mr, Paul
to fal ) AIR Ee Vd rns and Thor rt of Piu argh, Mr. MJ
4 Jeannette; Mrs, George
Greensburg; Mr, and
! : Frye of Irvin; Mr, and
my birth Mr and Mri rin Swank and Mr I W. Harer and daughter, Lois
necessary ’ ) which | ! in Asan r annoy. f mushy RN ogi , fp Ae ube . mr aul of {Mamet + at H ; rs 8. O. Harer of Williams-
hy br vrndy ra jolsonous variety of Aad hl Ay , Be... ! x ' Florence 8nyder, of Jer-
familiarly Rey and Mrs N. J
y John Diehl and Mr
$ fMinburg, Mr
Bender, Mrs. Harry
ha Ocker, Mrs
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no one L j=
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the facilities at home entertain
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New system for picking up and delivery of air mail and alr express
in flight which } developed by All
will be placed in operatlifn en company's five Air Pick
West Ohio, New York, Kentucky, and
holds up line and hook in pesition for
king pick
been American Aviation, Inc, and unday visitors at
Emma Corman
whic soon up
routes in Pennsylvania, irginia,
pick
ups surer and operations easier for
Delaware, letractable arm
contact with station 1%
cotitainer is atlached to arm and Is released electrically
FARM CALENDAR pilot. Delivery
by pilot. Pick-up st
minutes,
metal base and bamboo top which will not damage plane if struck. They
is 40 feet high
and
-
tion is portable and can be assembled in less than 3
The Penne
School
Reminders from
State College
of Agriculture
Forester to Return—A : rt
oi , will a ' eu Ww and poles are 60 feet apart.
imely
sylvania
making it ideally adapted for use on airports Station poles have
HOUSEHOLD .
SCRAPBOOK
'0 feet apart. Old-style station
Container is attached to 60-foot loop
are 20 feel high and are
rests on ground when in pesition for pick-up instead of being suspended
between masts, Lower-type station improves accuracy in contact,
HARRIS
TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL NEWS
Poets
{Corner
GRANDDAUGHTER ekend guest t u me of Maria 1 t Centre Hall | Ear, selng on Tuesday
Covered dish
Deep Litter
ardert home,
Ler re-
evening
OUR
Day served
Plants Take Wood
Rell
onGr
FIREMEN ESCAPE
IN ACCIDENT
John's Evangelical, Bellefont
BELLWOOD
INJURIES
Tomato Industy Grows
Cafeteria
" -—.rcading Needle
is LIT
: ¥ rosy on
Prevent Seil
unless some Dix Run Baptist Church
beat
Col
from
Keep Clean and Healthy
Prevent Sticking =
Badly Hart in Fall
5 ry wy
of an
spent six
ses of all
educa
Eulm
he
e F. Bo
TTY
St. Jahin'g Lutheran, Bellefonte
Foeonomics Club
tailed
important
of Penn
he ha
that
To Make Candles Fit
place to
State In
been in-
the Palvtechni-
a —
. y 13 : ) . Priver Deomits.
i : i iE 501 a y 4 : 4 x Bho om —— BEL; n »P SOUTER Charles
Matilda . 1 R AOOON : mount c ; Mr. an "Ralch ” “mes
tober
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air Se ¥ 3.8 ¢ i id : x 2104 ’ ¢ v 1 +3 bu ps
Tands in Hosnital
Caflarelli. 27. of Tyrone
to the Philivsburg hos-
broken wrist and a
received Saturday
behind the
truck which crashed
bank four miles north
treet
7.30 oclo
Presbyterian, Port
ndaor fry
M J Mr : " Sulla acl py at
Pleteher te ris < nday re histian DD e ; ssfu sda SOT 2 rst m _ Y WY a WOMma Wye A police 5 did r ollawinge 1 ong nn out wh 1 of Hi
and Mr = ti WO fh o § i 4 “ Fase 43 EDIE He 0 { game i ai : su ch 4 1 3 1s af. a | ‘ “ay helr respects ‘ a
tt} ughters Marie ‘ t 4 dob : a a l rcident i Water
Mr and Mre Harry Plat. RE —,
Mies Trenas Pletcher and
Blair Plateher
Herbert
a former Methodist
of He ward parish Mr \ First Methodist, Bellefonte
Jacoh Sharer Centre Hall vi Rey H. Wil Hartsocl
Kathryn Martin and brother. Car! Ch school at 9:30 CC. C
nf State College: Mr and Mrs Olvde Supt. Rally Day with edueati
Swartz daughter Mary. Belle. offering. At 10:40, Mr. Charle
and Mrs Farle YearicR Adams C erence Lay Leader
and mother. Mr Yearick, ‘bring ral message
Hublershurg: Mr Willard worth League 830 pp m 1}
Yearick, John ing and sermon at 7:30
Moore Mrs. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening aks 1
Thomas Ri¢hel, Clintondale Mr. at 7:30 This is Harvest Home Sun- 2 Kathiyn Uraan,
and Mrs. Charles Rishel. Emnor- day when gifts for the Methodist carl Way, Ann Whiteman. Ninth
fum, and sister, Mrs Jane McOlin- Home the Aged will be brought 2nd Tenth grades. Home Room
tie. Johnsonburg and displayed 1 8Bummers: Donald Gentzel,
Mrs. Pletoher was the recinient of | : Jordon, Philip Weber, Mary
useful gifts for Advent Church Bailey, Marje Hess, Violet Horner,
Schoo] 9:30. Roy Leath- Barbara Houtz, Barbara Ross Sara
their homes the guests wished Mrs
Pletcher many birth- preaching 11 o'clock and | Addleman Betty Dunkle 3 hel
Thoms »
Alm
and da
: Mr ston Fe
Clordon
you and ard enough Pat
a fine HN Sing a wood
edged ru for a guide
Paint Odor
Board Christion Edu.
evening Bible Study
30 Note change in hou
7:30 Howard FE Oak-
juter
Mr
wi
Perfect Attendance
and ae
ire ane
are as |
me Room
Calla-
Smith,
grade
Ii lings ; Bar-
ntsel Lested
Frank
John Pat.
William
Helen Per.
Ruth Ross
Bags
Pali
and leave it
painted room a few hour
room tightly
Lasuiste Gas Plate
1 are usi gas plate
ubing that le saks Or smells, melt
some paraffin wax and dip the leaky
part into it, or dip it in all over. It
will be as good as new. Painting
metal gas hose with aluminum paint
stops any leak and greatly prolongs
its life
Tor ureh
ly
the
Lh hor
fonte: My
wit} Jane
Mrs
Mrs
snd
day ya
1. Lynn MeClintic,
rsofi,. Robert Walker,
Weber Richard Zaleski,
and $
Jackson
ill worship
Flemington: Mr
Ge
ion
Pra
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many departing
PENN STATE DESIGNS
NEW INSECT WEAPON
Sunday
Supt
more han ers
Ten controlled-temperat ure
the new Frear Labora-
tories bullding at the Pennsylvania
State College will enable College en-
tomologisty to = discover the most
“favorable temperature condition
for virious pest
The new equipment designed by
the Penn State Engineering Experi-
ment Station, contains both heating
and cooling elements and mercury
thermoregulators to balance one
against the other. It is expected by
this rigid control to be able to hold
temperatures to within one-tenth of
one degree Fahrenheit
Dr. HL. N. Worthley, professor of
economic entomology, said that cod-
dling moth, grape-berry moths, to-
bacco hornworm, and other pests
would be studied under controllad
temperatures to determine
their growth is
aged
new
cabinets in
nacet
>
Some Sweet Potato,
A sweet potato, weighing three
and a half pounds and measuring
22 inches in circumference, was
grown this season by Mr, and Mrs
Landis Yerger. Mifflinburg, R. D.
From two 200-foot long rows, Mr
Yerger dug eight bushels of
“sweets,”
IW. Callenbach,
when |
hindered or encour- |
i of Louisville
i factory
day
PENN STATE MEN SPEAK
AT POU LTRY EXPOSITION
Five am nf
farully of
the agriciitueal
Pennsylvania
program
the State
Colleges wore artive on
of the poultry exposition sponsored
by the Northeastern Poultry Pro.
ducers’ Con Atlantic City last
week
H H Kauffman, poultry extension
specialist, spoke on “Turkey Finish-
ing Experiments.” and F. E Man.
ning. extension agricultural econo-
mist, talked on “Atcounting and
Auditing for Egg Cooperatives” P
H. Margolf, instructor In pouliry
husbandry, demonstrated killing and
dressing of chickens and turkeys E
professor of poultry
hushandry, and C. O. Dossin, poul-
try extension specialist, judged baby
chicks.
meil at
Be ot Ei EE tn
Pipers Get Big Order
In connection with a $750.000
promotion program by the Brown
& Williamson Tobacco Company
Ky.. the Piper Airerall
Corporation of Lock Haven, has ge-
ceived a contract for 58 airplanes
the largest received =n far by the
The contract calls for
her Orvis Sholl will be the
speaker: Christian Endeavor
al 7:30, Nevin Watson, president
One week from Sunday Oct. 20th
jock. have the
order with us in
very much
Everybody welcome to
services, we always do
best to make folks feel at home
C. C. Shuey, pastor
United Brethren Bellefonte
GE pastor Nex!
Sunday will be Rally Day in the
Bunday School and all the other
services of the church, The goal |
300 in the Sunday School: A pro-
gram is being arranged for the Ral-
ly Day services, Unified service:
will begin at 9:30 a. m. sermon by
fhe pastor at 9:60, Sunday School
Jesstm study at 10:20. Closing at 11
o'clock. This will be the Jast uni-
fied service for this year. Christian
Endeavor at 6:30 p. m groups for
fll ages. Preaching at 7:30 p. m
by the pastor; Prawer gnd Bible
study Wednesday evening at 7:30
The choirs will rehearse Friday
evening: Junior choir at 7:00
o'clock; Senior choir at 8:00 o'clock.
- -~ -
Brot
at 11 or
Grange
our church
appreciate
gll these
ir
in our church
we will
hip
which we
Householder,
Bome people take more interest
in the
when a
toverturned,
Graham, Jean Homan, Miriam Ho-
man, Susan Howser Helen Ker
tetter, Fred Homer, Donald Way
Seventh and eighth grades, Home
Room, Edwin Dale; William OGlad-
elter, Robert Houser, Bar! Jordon,
William Lansberry, Shirley Nevel
Fern Dunkle, Lester Garner. David
Houser, William Miller. David Rish-
el Calvin Shawley. Sam Walker.
William Weaver, Ruth Bleich, 8yl.
a Horner
Seventh Grade Activities
The Seventh grade boys are mak-
ing a model of the ghip Hispaniola
in connection with their English
wekk, The girls are dressing
clothes pins to represent the char-
acters in Treasure Island
Killed in Accident
Elmo 1. Brooks, 48.
Greenwood |
~come down-see and drive the
EW FORD V-8
township farmer and a veteran of
the
World War,
Bloomsburg, was
residing near
instantly killed
tractor he was operating
and he was pinned un-
der the machine, the steering post
against his chest
against
the BIG car with the little price tag
DUNLAP MOTOR COMPANY
Phone 155
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Bellefonte, Pa.
: a and a cross bar
1 + ni sO araingt the neck which wag frae-
2a Bg ——— itured. It is believed that the ma- FOR THE Hil 114:
i st chine stalled and started backward .
i fortball team of thelr alma dovn the hill when the brakes fall- . : i
jlaater than in is scholastic record. ed ww hold i fad b 3
j venh delivery of a Piper Cub