THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
October 10, 1940,
Page Two
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CENTRE HALL AND VICINITY |
CONSIGNERS HOLD
SALE OF LIVESTOCK
At the Penns Valley Sales Barn at
Centre Hall on Tuesday, October 1,
one hundred seven consigners sold
the following stock: 37 feeder steers
$6.00 to $8.50 cwt.; 7 beef heifers $6.00
to $7.15 cwt.; 10 beef cows $3.90 to
$5.00 cwt,; 6 beef bulls $5.75 to $7.00
cwt.; 86 fat hogs $6.45 to $7.10 ewt.; 2
fat sows $510 0 $6.20 cwt.; 2 stags
$3.35 to $4.50 cwt.; 4 veal calves $0.00
to $1260 ewt.; 11 dairy cows by the
head $3350 to 86.00; 186 pigs and
shoats $1.00 to $6.50; 52 coop of poul-
try (780 head) heavy springers per
Ib. 16 to .18; Leghorn springers .14 to
15%:, heavy fowls .156 to 16%;
horn fowls .10 to 11%
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BRANCH LIBRARY TO
OPEN IN GRANGE HALL
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The Centre Hall Branch of the
County Library will open in the
Grange Hall next week, according to
Mrs. Carl Ifverson, county librarian
Progress Grange, co-sponsor with
the Woman's Club, has renovated the
room, painting the walls cream, the
w york white, and staining the
recently added shelving mahogany
Miss Jane Spyker, who is to be in
charge of the library is being trained
by Mrs. Ifvetson ih the County Li-
hraly thig week
e branch will be open one morn-
ing, two afternoons, and one evening
each week the specific days to be an-
nounced later,
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FINE LOCAL SCOUTS
ATTEND WOLI-GA-ZU
Fivé scouts of the' Centre Hall
troop took part in the fall weekend
program for Juniata Valley Council
known as the Wali-Ga-Zu
Over 350 scouts gathered at the
Sevep Mountains Scout Camp last
Friday afternoon. The group held a
camp fire program Priday evening
and scouting contests the following
forenoon: The boys did patrol cook-
ing for the three meals while in
camp. :
Saturday afternoon the Scouts at-
tended the Penn State vs. Bucknell
football game as guests of the Col-
lege. William Boozer, Jr., Edwin
Crawford, William Daup, William
Reese, and Ardell Gross, took part in
Saturday's program. Paul Brad-
ford Jr., was at camp Friday, but
was ynable to go om Saturday be-
causévo! i{liness:
Daniel 8. Daup, Committeeman,
and Ernest Wagner. Scoutmaster, ac-
companied the scouts as drivers Sat-
urday afternoon.
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CHURCH SERVICES
Evangelical, The Rev. W. K. Hos-
terman, pastar. Tusseyville: Com-
munion service 8:15. Sunday School
10:15; Centre Hall: Communion ser-
vices 10:30, Sunday School 9:30;
Spring: Mills Bunday School 9:30,
Communion service 7:30.
Lutherap, The Rev. C. C. Otto,
pastor. Centre Hall: Sunday School
9:30; Church services 7:30; Farmers
Mills: Sunday School 9:30, Commu-
nionr services 10:30; Georges Valley:
Communion services 9:00, Sunday
School 10700
Methodist, The Rev. Waller §
Glenn; pastor. Oentre Hall: Church
services 9:30, Sunday School 10:30;
Sprucetown: Sunday School 8:30,
Church services 10:45; Spring Mills:
Sunday School 9:30, Church service
7:30.
Presbyterian, The Rev. J. M. Kirk-
patrick, pastor. Lemont: Sunday
School 10:00, Church service 11:00;
Pine Grove Mills: Sunday School
9:30, Church service 7:30; Centre
Hall: Church service 9:30, Sunday
School 10:30.
Reformed, The Rev. D. R. Keener,
pastor. Centre Hall: Church service
9:00. Sunday School 10:00; Tussey-
ville: Bunday School 9:30, Church
service 10:30. The Young People of
the entire charge will meet in the
evening at the Centre Hall church
A meeting of the men of the Centre
Hall congregation is scheduled for
Sunday evening,
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS
The young peoples department of
the Lutheran.churchy is making plans
for a Hallowe'en party.
Mrs WW. Kerlin, Mrs. Clayton
Homan, and Willlam H Homan
drove to Altoona Friday to shop
Friday to Monday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Wert Sr., were Mrs.
Carrie Fortney and daughter, Mrs
NEEL
Show Time: 7:10. & 9 P. M.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Oct. 11 & 12
Clark Gable*® C. Colbert®
Spencer Tracy’ H. Lamar
“BOOM TOWN"
A M.GM. Picture
Note: Instead of roadshow
prices we are happy to be able
to present “BOOM TOWN" to
you at slightly increased ad-
misgion Children, 15¢;
ts,
: tax, 4c; total ad-
ult ticket, 40c.
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Oct. 4 & 15
Here it is.. The Fun Show
of the Season. You'll laugh and
laugh when you see STUART
ERWIN at his bet in—
“The Honeymoon's
Over v
Marjorie
12 “THE SHADOW"
yr Mouse Color Cartoon
WEDNESDAY & THUR.
Two Nights 6 & 17
Men the road, fighting
tne Fates with every turn of
the wheel; ‘living and loving
- Cane Apn Sheridan
ames C ys n Si ud
« Humphrey Bogart® in
They Drive by Night
It packs lop than a
more Ww
ten-ton truck.
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No.
Leg~ |
| have
| Sarah
and Mrs. Donald Shope, Mr. and
| eral
Orville Heiffner, of Kansas City, |
Missouri, and Mrs. C. W. Geary of
Altoona.
The Garden Club will meet next
from
town
Mrs. Marion MacMoran
Lewisburg was a visitor In
Monday evening
Mrs. George Searson spent last
Friday at the home of Mrs. F. V.| week with her gon, Roy Searson,
Goodhart.
The Music Club will meet Thurs- |
[and family in Spring Mills
Mr. and Mrs. George McCormick
day, October 18 at the ome of Mrs. | vigited Sunday with EG, Mingle,
R. 8. Jamison,
The Ladies Bible class of the Re- burg.
formed church met last night with |
Mrs. John Delaney,
Mrs. McCormick's father, in Aarons-
Mrs W. A. Odenkirk, who has
been vacationing in New York City
The Willing Workers class of the | and Philadelphia is expeoted home
Lutheran Sunday School met in the | this week
church last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grenoble of
Lewisburg, had Sunday supper at the
Bartholomew home
Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Sharer Sr,
were Sunday dinner guests of the
Rev. and Mrs. CC. Otto.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Slonaker
and son, spent Saturday in Wil-
liamspor: where they formerly lived.
The Kurtz Roofing Company of
Belleville will begin roofing the local
Lutheran church with asbestos
shingles
Mrs. George O. Benner attended
the funeral services of the late Ells-
worth Ardery yesterday afternoon at
Belleforite.
Muth Bailey and Miss Alva Pry-
or from Washington, D. C, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E
E. Balley,
Mrs Robert Spencer returned
Monday from the Centre County
Hospital with her infant daughter,
Susanne McDaniel
Progress Grange attended the Lu-
theran church service in a body Sun-
day evening. About thirty persons
were in the group.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sweeney,
Betty Lou and William were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs Harold
Leightley of Oak Hall
Mrs C, FP. Emery and son, I Ww.
Emery. had Sundiy dinner with
Mr. and Mrs, Prank McClellan and
family” In State College.
Mrs. Jay Hoover and daughter of
DuBois are spending this week at
the Jacob Sharer home visiting
with Mr. Hoover who lives there
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Goodhart and
son Prank spent the weekend at
Johnstown with Mr. Goodhart's par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Goodhart
The young daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Luther Cori of State College,
spent the weekend with her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Corl.
J. R. Bracken, landscape architect
from Penn State, with his wife and
a guest from Pittsburgh, had Sun-
the W. W. Kerlin
day dinner at
home
The Rev. J M. Kirkpatrick and
George Benner, elder of the church
spent Monday and Tuesday at a
meeting of the Presbytery in Houtz-
dale.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. K. Hosler-
man and Elleen attended the Min-
isterfum meeting of the Evangelical
churches in the Williamsport Dis-
trict Tuesday at Altoona.
At the 8. T. Riegel Penns Valley
Sales Barn on October 29 the C.D
Bartholomew estate will sell, besides
farm stock and implements, a com-
plete line of household goods
Among Centre Hall persons ai-
tending the Bucknell vs. Penn
tate football game Saturday were
E E Bailey, C. W. Boozer, William
campbell and Roy 8 Jamison,
Mrs. T. V. Goodhart and Mrs
Edna Miller “visited the Milesburg
Woman's Club regular meeting Mon-
day evening. Guestywere also pres-
ent from other neighboring clubs
An organization meeting for the
proposed community council Is
scheduled for next Friday evening
October 18 in the high school build
ing. All local organizations are n=
titled to a representative.
David I. Graybill is offering 2a
new club activity in the high school
this year, the aircraft club. Fifteen
boys are enrolled, many of whom
: begun building airplane
models. James Gerhart has al-
ready completed one.
These members of the local fire
company attended the funera] in
Bellefonte Saturday, of Joseph De-
Lallo, who met his tragic death in
a ladder demonstration Thursday
William Boozer, Paul Fetterolf,
William Shoop and George Sweep-
ey
The board of education has desig-
nated tomorrow as a Holiday for
Centre Hall school children so that
the faculty members may attend
the North Central District meeting
of the Pennsylvania State Educa-
tion Association held at Lock Ha-
ven.
Mrs. J. P. Wetzel accompanied by
Mrs. D. BR. Keener sang several
numbers at the rally day service of
the Reformed church in McClure
Sunday. J. F. Wetzel, Clara Low
Wetzel, and Sandra Keener also
attended the service, They were
the guests at dinner of Mr. and
Mrs. A. A Clark.
The junior class of the Centre
Hall-Potter High School held Ma
annual weiner roast at Brownies
Friday evening. Among the guests
were these faculty members and
wives: David I. CGraybill, Miss
Kocher, James Meyers, Mr.
Mrs. Charles Slonaker and J. F
| Wetzel
The Centre Hall-Potter faculty
| prepared a school lunch for the stu-
dents Thursday from the surplus
| oommodities sent here by the fed-
nt. The menu in-
‘cluded baked ham sandwiches,
} peaches and cocon. This was serv-
| ed free of charge except for a two
cent fee on the sandwiches to cover
Shannon Boozer, with twelve
| other Automotive Supply Company
| store managers, left Friday as the
| guest of the Firestone Company on
a weekend trip. They went first to
: Akron, Olio, where they inspected
| the Firestone plant, and then flew
| B% transport platie to Detroit vhere
(thay saw the fifth gathe a the
World Series Bundy. They re-
turned Monday afternoon.
{the cost of the bread which was
| bought locally.
|
Mrs. Nora Gettig, daughter Freda
H. M, Mass, all
Schools in Centre Hall and Pot-
Wednesday, October 16, conscrip=
tion day, in keeping with a procla-
mation by the governor, Arthur H
James,
Miss Miriam Brooks played two
clarinet solos, “Mt, Vernon Minu-
et" and “Home,” at the Eastern
Star meeting Monday evening. She
was accompanied by Miss Belty
| Bearson.
Mrs. Russell Walker returned re-
cently from Montrose where she
had been spending the summer with
her husband, employed there, They
occupied the Clyde Dutrow traller
during Mrs, Walker's stay in Mont-
|
| day. morning at 9:30 o'clock. The |tee of the Centre Hall
| program will include special music Club.
and entertainment by the children. |
[ter Township will be closed next for Friday night, November 8,
Fireman's Ball! Centre Hall's first
event of this kind is being planned
in
Centre Hall-Potter gym, The fire-
men made the Initial arrangements
for the dance at a meeting Tues
day evening and the president,
George Sweeney, appointed M, M
Coldron, general chairman, The ad-
mission was set at 50 cents, The
names of the committee chairmen
are as follows: advertising, W, W
Kerlin; advance sales, E. W. Miller;
orchestra and door prize, Donald
Shope; decorations and floor, C. W
Booger: refreshments, Cleve Mit.
tering, and door and tickets, J W
Bradford '
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Woman's
UNIONVILLE
Methodist Church Services i= family, the other four children being
Prayer service Friday evening at boys. Both mothers and infants are
7:30, after which will be held a meets getting along fine. Congratulations
ing of the Bunday School Board in- to you all
cluding teachers and officers. Bun- "
day School on Bunday morning at A Warning: —This warning has
9:15, followed by the preaching ser- been sent out by the Borough Coun-
fice at 10:30 with sermon by the cil, having. been voted upon at their
d last business meeting: All young
pastor, Rev. M. F. Kerstetter. This l "
Sunday is Rally Day in the Sunday | tebe Of the community “beware. on
School and special exercises are be- Hllowe en that no soaping of wine
ing planned. A good attendance is 9O™8 18 done to property or any other
expected destruction of property In any way,
as any one caught in the act will be
Free Methodist Church Services: | dealt with according to the law. All
Prayer service Friday evening in the parents will be held liable for any
church, Sunday School on Sunday damage done by their children. It is
morning at 9:30 followed by the class | all right for children to have a good
meeting and the regular preaching time on that occasion by dressing up
| burg will be the speakers of the
evening.
Red Cross News: —The leader of
Red Cross in this community, Mrs.
G. W. Bullock wishes to announce
that persons desiring to knit for
the Red Cross kindly advise her at
once ag the material will be in most
any day and must be disposed of,
Men's, women's and children’s
sweaters will be made, along with
other things
W. C, T. U. Meeting The regular
monthly business meeting of the W.
C. T. U. was held on Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. C. K.
Brugger.
Tax Sale Scheduled: There will
be a sale of household goods of C,
W. Btambsugh at the Laura Kep-
hart residence on Baturday, Oct. 28,
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and Mr, and Mrs 1088 Youths Enlist in Arm igh :
of Braddock spent the weekend at 4 - ¥ service in the evening at 7:30 with and having parties but when it comes In the afternoon at 1 o'clock. All
Mrs, Gettig's cummer home In Mrs. Lucy Heuny's sister, Mrs Two boys from the Philipshurg' sermon by the pastor, Rev, Jacob to destruction of property for a little g004s remaining in the ise will
Potter's Mills Sarah Stuart and friend, Mrs, Myx. section, George M. Swisher, of Mor. Presbyterian Church Services: — fun it is going most too far be sold for taxes and terms will
: ; mat. Ma "1 tle Brook, Mrs, inerva ‘Hgner, risddle, and George Turman, of pole Study Class Monday evening Father and Bon Banctiel-="Thi be cash. Pur her Information as to
Sunday guests at he William Zula Sw al Hawk Run, have enlisted in the aS : am or Bs ad 1 ee ‘ 4 ‘ articles to be sold w be given at
N Hn Miss Zula Swartz, Miss Mabe! Noel, preaching service Sunday evening at | Thursday evening, Oey 10th oid, will be given at
Campbell home were Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs, Sarah Cupp from New United Btates. Army, Both boys DSN with surmon bv the oastor: Rev. | + o > ge) & later date
Thompson Dale and daughter, Bar- RO Arche i Monday | joined the const artillery corps in fg Vd) BEFION y the pastor We Pather and Sony of the com- Haren B Gers vag
bara, from State College and Miss ining to attend the meeting of Panama ami uiity Wil De RODOTEd DY & BAR. | i a Tie WATY OES. | ab all
Helen Odenkirk Centre Chapte of O E 8 1 amas. sili——— Stork Busy :—T he stork has been quet being erved in the commu- hp ary 1 10me service the
p y . rr ptr ot quite busy the past week, especially MY ha 1 by the ladies of the Metho. Methodist church wil] be held tals
da and Mrs. Roy McClintic and | pry, Milford Luse and Mrs. 8. T Lemont Band Wins Prise in the Plick family, Mr. and Mrs, dish church. No women are allow. Sunday morning at 10:30 when
ts. of on Sak Colles. orig Riegel were afternoon callers at the | The Lemont Band, appearing with Barr were presented with a new ©d only those serving the dinner goods ry Je. ought in for the
Sunday. Callers at the AIDE home Pred Harvey home in PHilipsburg. (the Alpha Fire Company of State son at the home of her parents, Mr, | We hope ail tathers who do not oT EE le ¥ iat eg The
were Mr af 4 M . Gi ze B \ Mrs. Riegel also attended the ortho- | College in the parade at the State and Mrs. Edward Flick, and a few have sons will find some son and 7001Y estival wil be held on 8al-
Mr, and Mrs. George Benner. ' ..aic clinic of John H. Galbraith, Piremen’s convention, Lewistown, days later their son and wife, Mr, be there promptly at 6:30 p. m. urday. October 19th at the home
Rally day services for Sprucetown M. D, at the Philipsburg hospital, last Thursday, won a second prize and Mrs. Lundy Flick were presented Rev. R. R. Lehman of Clearfield, Tyrone
Methodist church will be held S8un- on business for the welfare copnmit- of $50 with a daughter, the first girl in the | Pa... and Dr. Heaton of Philips- (Continued on page six)
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