» THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. E—— October 31, 1940. THE Orrice CAT “A Little Nonsense Now and Then, Is Relished by the Wisest Men” You Know the Brand A polecat stood by the side of the road As a moving van went rushing by, And as he caught a whiff of the load A tear gushed from his eye Oh, why do you sob,” a ground squirrel asked “And why ou moan and shake?” Because,” said he, “That smells to me Like mother used to make.’ ao 3 Plenty of Evidence Annabelle Jones walked into the office of Approaching the law he said [ wants breach of promise.” “What evidence have ¥ examiner “Evidence! pillows, a broke-down leading colored lawyer Rastus Brown the to 10 for ver ni that Rastus made love to you?" asked Man, I' four lamp dat won't light 1a belle worn-out sofa- Ani ofa, an * shouted se got Meow! “Are you the man who gave the Kitty to my ltt] asked little Oswald “Yes “Well, ma says to ¢ » and take them all AL ttle Rusty woman presented herself at hurch and was asked to recite the A tle Creed the Lord’ Ten Commandments. She through t first two but Commandments. She tried times and son's ear You-all go } ten commandment . wonfirmat A colored confirma Prayer bung whispered 11 heen and led the in the | practic got everal Ww ithout # a Doubt In order to of limberger in the city and MacGregor had t corpse. Every once in he stood by the box in ¢ Al B ull, oy one to This Isn't Bithey tructions were once issued military station permitting no walk oO tured. The following day the General's wife, cut, started to walk from one path to another No one Ww p She drew herself up h manded No, madam but I know very to walk on th HS Bras Ins here, mad wughitil ASS said the Do ; renlied th well | Slips That Pass in The News Me., Independent) ed to her Rawlings, “Miss Lily (mumps fo: been confin al days.” (Alto, Calif, art ok off at 7 a WH na News) “Mr. and Mr: on a honeymoon fli would refee} (refuel (Newsfield, Mass, favor Times) Prof Lie “In deciding in clared he had spent ankle (angle) Of enor ce the James E ome time cons ring from ever the iss Keep On The eived recently ma letter was corm following nufactures that ; I hav than thot war befor Aan Les ¢ » o “Dear Sir Though feet are no bette; now A Hard Man It was a small country hotel man was holding forth “I'll bet anyone five dollars of anyone in this room.” An old farmer in the of the heater, “Ye bet ye ten again your five that “Done.” cried the salesman try. My name is Stone.” The old man took a where a n that I have the hardest name back ‘9 round shifted his feet to he drawled “Well, I'll va my name’ll beat yours a warmer take nat ye oO jot the hardest na me in t tobacco, "Mine Very, Very Thin mother-in-law thin but say S8am-—"Say, Bill" thermometer.” your why when tomato Cashier's Height Chief of Police—"Can you give a description of Banker—"He was about five your missing cashier five feet, inches tall and $7000 short’ Left in Doubt Rastus—"De good book says dat de lion an’ togedder.” Rufus—"“Yowsah de lamb eber got de lamb done laid down Dat’s right up again.” but I nebber did sce where it savs dat Fun in The Goofy Shop A patient in a lunatic ward insisted that he was “Who gave you that name?” inquired the doctor “God gave it to me,” said the patient “Oh, no 1 didn't,” answered a voice from a neighboring bed No One to Stop Him A young city girl was vacationing in the country and became friend- ly with a farmer boy. One evening as they were strolling across a meadow, they saw a cow and a calf rubbing noses in the accepted bovine fashion “Ah.” said the boy to his fair companion to do the same.” “Well,” replied the disinterested girl Hitler “that sight makes me want “why Well, What of It A Lock Haven Romeo declares that you can alwavs tell a Bell flapper—and then shell tell you one. And So He Did We were wondering if you'd heard about the absent-minded office boss who came in one morning, kissed the desk, and dusted off his sitén- ographer. don't you? It's your cow.” eionte Thumbs Down on This We jus. finished reading of a hitch-hike wedding Ji ceremony there was a hitch—the groom hiked on = = Sen RANDOM OM NOTES (Continued from page one) earlier when a bill was introduced to allow 60 days’ time in which to give | the volunteer idea a try-out, Van. 15. before the have been better served had his at tendance record been less perfect indicates that of 18 bills introduced, he voted wrong on 17 and was of rio help on the 18th, aceording to the judgment of the State Legisia- Nothing but that he was against men. conscription beeatie he was afraid | f losin tes | (JAY COOKE: a k home, Jay Cooke, major domo of the ATTENDANCE: | Philadelphia G. O. P. plunderbund, Kenneth G. the ture, boasts Joseph F. Guffey. Cooke, who does perfect attendance not live in Philadelphia, forced a ; the wage yo Philadelphia citizens, check and pay enve. | the I'l The House Hecord of Mr. Haines. Haines, seeking Fo. 18 ennduling Sor U: 5. Senate against | on i gr testamen nentary. in ti «@ lope in the city is robbed before the the said ec employe receives it, and that's only one of the evils foisted on a Phila- delphian which Is staggering into | | bankruptey under a half-century of Republican misrule, Joe Guffey has | his faults, but he's no stuffed shirt and he takes a real interest in all the State He has given the Presi dent valuable assistance in New Deal legislation SUPER-RIDE: The only difference between rid- ing the super-highway and a train | is the means of locomotion, There are no road signs, no hotdog stands, no cross traffie, no city or town traffic. There are no stops, ex- opt as your fancy dictates, You get on the highway and ride at your own gait. The only thing you have to be careful of is t look to the rear before pulling to the left of the lane to pass a car ahead Super. highway motorists rarely use horns Travel Is swift comfortable, ef- fortiess There Is no jolting, no swerving, no swinging ho sudden You are required to slow 35 miles an hour through but elsewhere SOM o care how fast You ide for 85 miles the road without ngle town 8 tops down to tunnel no one travel the eastern half through view of At In- upon you on going and withis any size come Corres town of intervals one frequent you which y raliroad comfort and pond There yo stations n lunch 1oline POL find waiting room room coflee bn eakfia ide : ut wire an ol i and domestic from entering Once you enter t tn La to Nev 34 t 5 i le. Ride T x Route 85 eemts This commer come home with a new wd admiration 220 to Bellefonte predi } YOu i ' | Democratic if you 160 mile recoImme NO BOTHER: the Turn pik: yiuld be bothering ner werchar nKe two curves indi- about ready with t the en- you're negotiated atiendaniz & snice and exit gates have heer. p on a ming.” for you leaves that it's a condu Good the road won work, well you pres great fe piece of eG KUSSE AGAIN: (o. Seeretary mmber of Com- Karl Eusse cisime to joy-r the day for the price two interchange: 34) meer he's found a Way ide on ay all het wr on “he trouble with his sys- it's only theory. Some. inventors, hell try It and Chamber President Army Francis will get a long-distance phone call, collect, from Bedford or somewhere. to “come down here and bail out this rewball ered out sl —— MEET NEEDS IN WINTER STORAGE OF VEGETABLES A large number of quire cold temperatures to Keep properly in winter storage. but they vary somewhat in humility re- quirements, according to County Agent R. C. Blaney Vegetables which require a moist condition of the atmosphere, or 95 per cent humidity, include cabbage, Brusesl's sprouts, kale, celery, Chi- nese cabbage. endive, and escarolle Beets, carrots, winter radishes, ruta. bagas, turnips, parsnips, and salsify require medium-moist conditions, or 90 per cent relative humidity. Onions do best in a mediumedry atmosphere of 85 per cent humidity Free circulation of air through siat- ted crates helps them to keep well in storage. Winter melons may be placed under hay or straw in a med. inm-cry or 85 per cent humidity LEGAL NOTICES APMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. In the Matter of the Estate of Cheatie A. CGentzel, late of Soring Township, deceased Letters of Administration on said cattle havins been. granted the une dersigned. all persona indebted theres to are requested to make immedi ate Dayments and those having claims or demands azaifigt the same will present them without delay for settlement to P. HH. O El. State College, Pa. Administistor. PE. Paul Campoell, Atlorney x46 ADMINISTRATRIXS NOTICE In the Matter of the Estate of Philip A. Newman, late of Worth vegetables re- ar townechip, Centre County. deceased. letters of deraianed, all persons | to are reucsted to make immediate | pavments, and thoge having claims af demands sesinet the same, wil present them withou: delay p ant | tement to NANNIE GINOERY, Ade ministratrix, Port Matiida, Px. EXECUTRICES NOTICE. BL Bt | XR estate having undersigoed, ges administration on said | estate having been granted the un- ndebted there. state are requested to make and those having clalins Lo pregent the same duly proven, with- out delay to LELA A Cole and VER- NA ARDERY, Executrices, Bellefonte, (Pa. R. Poul Campbell, Atty. x47 pAaymendy, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, In the Matter of the Estate of William E Bair, late of Rebersbury, Centre County, Pa. deceased Letters of administration entate having been granted the un- dersigned, all person indebted thereto are requested to make im- mediate payments, and those having telnims or demands aitainst the samme {will present them without delay for settlement to RAYMOND C, BAIR, Administrator, Smullton, Pa ADMINIST R’ ATOR'S NOT re K. In the Snyder late of County on sald (formerly Anna Newcomer), Bellefonte Borough, Centre Perinsyivania, deceased Letters of Administration in the above estate have been granted ww David K. Newcomer, the undersigned ed, and all persons indebted to sald estate are requested to make mme- dinte payment to the undersigned and thoe having claims and de- mand against the sald estate will please present them without delay Matter of the Estate of Anna | High A — {DAVID K. NEWCOMER. Adminfstra- | tor of sald Batate, Belicionte Arthur C. Dale, Temple Court, fonte, Pa, Pa. Belle - Attorney for said Estate x46 | | x45 EXECUTORS NOTICE In the Estate of Mary A. Myers, late of Ferguson County, deceased Letters testamentary in the above gatate having been granted to the indersigned, all persons indebted lo the suid estate are requested to make payments, and thoss having clairhs Ww present the same duly wroven. without delay tw CHARLES H. MYERS, Executar, Penna. Furnace, R. FP D W. Harrison Walker Attorney, x4 AUDITOR'S NOTICE Estate of Almedy J. Thompson, late Unionville Borough, deceased Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned has been apbointed by the Ornhans’ Court of Centre County as Auditor in the above named Es- ante, for the purpose of making dis- tribution among those entitled to receive the funds In sald Estate A meeting will be held before the Auditor for sald purpose at the law offices of Johnston & Johnston Street, Bell Pennsylvania, of cfonte Township, Centre | on Tuesday, November 19, 1940, o'clock PP. M. st which time a plage all interested persons may ap- Be KENNEDY SOIMNBTON Auditor. NOTICE IN DIVORCE, dore W. Jones, Respondent, Court of Common Pleas, Centre County. Pennsylvania No. 414 May Term, 1940 In Divorce, To Theodore W. Jones, Clty of Philadelphia, Sta sylvania You are hereby notified that the undersigned has Deen apbointed Master in the above goetion of divorce brought by Jane C. Jones, your wife, against you on the grounds of indig- nities to the person. ' A meeting wo ke the testimony of Witnesses will be held before me at my office In Temple Court Bullding. South gheny Street Bellefonte, Cen County. Pennsyivania, on Monday, November 4th, 1040, at 10:00 M. at which meeting you are notified to appear in person, or by counsel, or both, and produce such witnesses as you desire to testify LEWIS ORVIS HARVEY Temple Court Bellefonte, Pa late of the te of Penn- a'eclock x44 i {undersigned Jane C. Jones, Libellant, ve. Theo- | a op 5000 fle distribution of the AUDITOR'S NOTICE, In the Matter of the Estate of Belle | Weaver, late of Bellefonte Borough, deceased In the pOTPhans’ Court of Centre | County, 13.03% Estate Pa. Notice is nereby given that the has been appointed an funds in the hands of the Bellefonte Triet Company, Administrator, ¢. t mn. of the entate of the above n decedent, as shown by 1% First and Purtisl Account, filed in the Orphans’ Court of Centre County Avril 20th 1940, confirmed wsbsolute May 24th 140 and which is a matter of record in the Repigler's Office of Centre County, Petinaylvania, ip Acoount Book Vol. “P”, pae 154, to and among those legally entitled thereto The under-sighed Auditor will meet the parties In interest at his offices in the Maonic Temple Building North Allegheny Street, Bellefonte, Pennavivania on Wednesday, No- vember 20th. 1940, at 10:00 o'clock , for the purpose of his abpol hich time and Disce interest may ADDER or be forever thereafter debarred from participating in sald fund W. BARRISON WALKER ESQ Auditor for the estate of Belle Wenv. er. deceased x44 heard | | | \r | undersigned {Auditor tn make & Page Five UPDITON'S NOTICE, In the yA the Forate of Our rie A. Weaver, Bellefonte Borough, deceased In the pha, Court of Centre County, Fatate Ye 13.890. Notice is herdny grven that the nas been ® nied an on of the funds in the Nah of Belefonw Trust Company. Adnvimistrator, ¢ tL a, of the estate of the hors named decedent, ag shown by First and Partial Asvount i in the ' Court of Centre County. April 20th. 1940, confirmed sheolule May 24th. 1840 and which i» a mat. ter of regord in the Reyiter's Ofos of Centre County. Pa. in Avoount Book, Vol "“P pane among I oe isgally en titled thereto The undersigned Auditor will mest the partiss In interest at his offices in the Masonic Temnle Bullding. North Allegheny Street, Bellefonte Pennaylvanis, on Wednesday, No- vember 20th, 19040, at 1:30 o'clock, P ‘ the purpose of his spnoLnS- ment which time and piace sll parties In terest may apne: and ¢ heard or he forever thereafier de- from participating in sald HARRISON WALKER or Auditor for the Estate of A. Weaver, decreased 4 The Centre County Board of Election does on the first Tuesday after Jeeting SON Yo be to he PRESIDENT OF VICE-P ELECTION NOTICE the first Monday the several persons THE RESIDENT OF THE hereby give notice to the of November, 1940, being NOVEMBER 5th, 1940 hereinafter named to-wit : UNITED STATES UNITED STATES UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM PENNSYLVANIA » STATE AUDITOR GENERAL REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE 10 hie TREASURER OF Or IN THE andidates for election to Federal, of that party fer presidential elector, PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA CONGRESS FROM GENERAL State, THE ASSEMBLY and County offices whose Electors of Centre County that a 29rd Lg al V ow n election ANIA DISTRICT name SAMPLE BALLOT To vole a straight party ticket, mark a cross (X) in the square, in the PARTY COLUMN opposite the name of the party of your choiere \ cross mark in the square, opposite the names of the candidates of any party for president and Vice-President of the United States indicates a vote for all the candidates purpose under the title “Presidential Electors.” A cross mark in the square opposite the name of any candidate indicates a vote for that candidate. To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, write or paste his or her name in the blank space provided for that purpose. the cross mark, iH be » ballots or ballot held in Centre County * PENNSYLVANIA FROM CENTRE COUNTY labels are: To vote for individual candidates for presidential elector, write or paste their names in the blank spaces provided for that This shall count as a vote without To vote for an individual candidate of another party after making a mark in the party square, mark a eross (X) opposite his or her name. For an office where more than one candidate is to be elected, the voter, after marking in the party square, may divide his or her vote by marking a cross For such office votes shall not be counted for candidates not individually marked. Use only pencil or indelible pencil. of each candidate for If vou make a mistake, do not erase, whom he or she desires to vote, Ask for a new ballot, (X) to the right Party Column Vale PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS for Pres for the candidates of one parts dent. or inset the names of Cal tAprt ao Gent UNITED STATES SENATOR (Vote for One FRLe se] To Vote a Straight Party Ticket, Mark a Cross (X) in this column. For Far | Republican For | Socialist For Prohibition Franklin D. Roosevelt Henry Wendell 1 Charles L For Norman Thomas Ear! Browder James WW. Ford John W. Aiken Aaron M. Orange A. Wallace Willkie McNary f President Viee- President } / President Vice-President | President ! Vice President President Vice-President } President Vice-President | Democratic Republican _- Socialist Joseph F, Guffey Jay Cooke a David H. H. Felix I. B. Mansell ( arl Reeve Frank Knetek Democratic REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS (Vote for One) ‘Repub jean Socialist] Wm. M. Aukerman Democratic! Jas. E. VanZandt Republican Prohi bition « ‘ommunist Industrial Government REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY (Vote for One) | Communist Industrial ‘Kenneth G. Haines Republican John W. Decker Democratic STATE TREASURER (Vote for One) Government | Communist Industrial Government GC. Harold Wagner Jas F. Malone, Jr. i. J. Lindsey Benj. Careathers, Mary Gesensway Democratic ‘Republican “Prohibition 3 AUDITOR GENERAL Vole for One) F. Clair Rows “Frederick T. Gelder Republican William F. Miller Peter Joseph. Paul “George 8. 8. T Taylor Democratic NERS — Prohibition « ommunist Also in the Borough of State College and in the Borough of Philipsburg, the following question will be submitted to determine the will of the Electors of each of the said Boroughs with respect to Motion Picture Exhibitions: Sunday ? Do you favor the conducting, staging, operating and exhibiting of motion pictures, regardless of whether an admission charge is made or in- cidental thereto, or whether labor or business is necessary to conduct, stage, operate, or exhibit the same after 2:00 O'clock, post meridian, on YES NO The places at which the election is to be held at the var- ious election districts are: For the North Ward of the Boro of Bellefonte, in the Logan Fire House, Howard Street For the South Ward of the Boro of Bellefonte, in the County Chev- rolet Building, corner Bishop and Allegheny Streets For the West Ward of the Boro, of Bellefonte, in the County Build. ing. Potter Street For the Boro. of Centre Hall In room in Runkle’s Hotel For the Boro. of Howard, Howard Fire Hall For the Bore. of Milesburg, is the Boro. Bullding, Market Street, For the Boro. of Millheim, in the New Municipal Building. For the Pirst Ward of the Boro. of Philipsburg, in the Reliance | Hose House. For the Second Ward of the Boro, of Philipsburg, in the Public Build- ing, corner Centre and Presqueisle Streets, For the Third Wart of the Boro. of Philipsburg, in Bratton’s Garage, corner th and Pine Streets, For the Baro. of Port Matikia, in the Knights of Golden Eagle Hall, { For the Boro. of Snow Shoe, in the i Boro. Building. i For the Boro. of South Philips- i a in the burg. in the City Hall, For the North Division of the Boro. of State College, in the College Heights School House For the East Division of the Boro. of State College. in the Storch Gar- age, College Avenue. For the West Division of the Boro of State College, in the Alpha Fire House, Frazier Street, For the Boro. of Unionville, in the Community Hall For the North Precinct of the Township of Benner, in the Knox School House. For the South Precinct of the Township of Benner, in the Rock- view Brick School. For the North Precinet of the Township of Boggs, in the Walker School House at Yarnell, For the Bast Precinct of the Township of Boggs, in the Laird Curtin's House. For the West Percinet of the Township of Beggs, in the Scholls Garage, Central City. For the Township of Burnside, in William Hipple's, Pine Glen. For the Township of College, in the Band Hall, Lemont. For the North Precinet of the Township of Curtin, in the School House ai Orviston. For the South Precinct of the Township of Cuftin, in the School House near Robert Mann's residence. For the North Precinct of the Township of Pefguson, In the Grange Hall, For the East Precinct of the Township of Ferguson, in the 1. O. O. F. Hall, Pine Grove Mills, For the West Precinct of the Township of Ferguson, in the Bai- leyville Community Hall For the North Precinct of the Township of Gregg, in the Murray School House, For the East Precinct of Township of Gregg, in the William Sinkabine house, Penn Hall For the West Precintt of the Township of Gregg, in the Spring Mills Grange Hall, For the East Precinct of the Township of Haines, in the Wood- ward School House, -For the West Precinct of the Township of Haines, in 0. P. Smith's, Aaronsburg. For the Township of Halfmoon, in the I. O. O. PF. Hall, Stormstown. For the East Precinct of the Township of Harris, in R. G. Me- Clellan's, Linden Hall. For the Township xh Huston, in the Public Building, Julian For the East Precinet of the Towiiiip of Lahey, in the School So the West Precinct of the Township of Liberty, in the School House, Monument, the | i { For the Ti of Marion, in Charles Yearick's, Jacksonville, For the East Precinct of the Township of Miles, in I. B. Hansel- man’s, Wolfs Store. For the Middle Precinct of the Township of Miles, in the Bank Building, Rebersburg For the West Precinct of Township of Miles, in the K. G Hall, Madisonburg For the Township of Palton in the Township Building. For the Township of Penn, in the School House, Coburn. For the North Precinct of the Township of Potter, in the New Election House, For the Bouth Preeinct of the Township of Potter, in the Brick School Building, Potters Mills, For the West Precinct of the Township of Potter, in the Grade School House, Colyer. For the North Precinet of the Township of Rush, in the School House near State Hospital, wel For the East Precinct of the Township of Rush, in the School { House, Cassanova. For the South Precinct of the [ Township of Rush, in the Firemen's Hall, Sandy Ridge, For the West Precinct of the Township of Rush, in the School House between Osceola and Sandy Ridge. For the East Precinct of the of Snow Shoe, in the Clarence Brick School House. For the West Precinet of the Township of Snow Shoe, in the A A. Groe’s house. North Precinet of the Township of Spring, in the New Election House near Titan Metal co : 1 For the South Precinct of the Township of Spring, in the Fire Hall, Pleasant Gap. For the West Precinct of the Township of Spring, in the Election Honse, Coleville. For the Township of Taylor, in the Election House, Leonard Merry. man's. For the Township of Union, in the Township Building. For the East Precinct of the Township of Walker, in the Solomon Peck Store. For the Middle Precinct of the Township of Walker, in the Grange Fall, Hublersburg. For the West Precinct of the Township of Walker, in John Roy- er's, Zion. For the Township of Warth, in the Laurel Run School House. The date of election will be Tuesday, November 5th, 1940, and on such date the polis shall be opened at 7 A. M. and closed at 8 P. M. BOARD OF ELECTIONS OF CENTRE COUNTY Attest: CHARLES F. HIPPLE, FRED C. MENSCH, HARRY V. KEELER. FREDERIC G. HOFFER, Chief Clerk.
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