- November 7, 1940,
An interesting Hallowe'en party
sponsored by the P, O. 8, of A, was
held in their hall last Tuesday even |
ing. The program is an annual
affalr, The masquerade was enter.
ed In by both old and young caus-
ing a lot of fun,
An error was made in the Wood-
ward items of last week when the |
name of Carl Motz, Jr, should have
been included with the
of those who assisted the newly or-
ganized Christian Endeavor society
in their Sunday evening service on
Oct. 27 at Madisonburg,
Carl Motz, Jr.
Erma Guisewite and Trovola Stover
accompanied Harwood Kreamer ast
Friday evening to Orviston where
they attended the Centre County
Christian Endeavor convention
They had quite a wet trip but
" BUSH HOLLOW
There were 36 present at Sunday
School, Come back again all of
you and bring others with you
Sunday School each Sunday morn-
ing at 9:30. On account of the ab-
sence of our pastor on Wednesday
there will be prayer meeting in the
church Wednesday night. No cot-
tage prayer meeting will be held
this Friday night, Next week Nov,
I5 prayer meeting will be held at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Reese at Wingate. Everybody wel-
come.
The school children held a Hal-
lowe'en party last Friday afternoon
at the school house, Most of the
children were masked also a few
visitors were in costume. Thelma
Warner received a prize for having
the ugliest. costume and Freddie
Spoils received a prize for the cut-
est costume. The time was then
spent in playing games in which all
the children took part
ments consisting of suckers. cookies
and apples were served by the
teacher after which the children de-
parted for their homes
they had a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Way visit-
ed at the home of Mrs Edna Spotts
on Saturday evening. Sunday vis-
ftors at the Spotts home were Mrs
Myrile King, Mr, and Mrs. Edgar
King ind Jean Spotts.
We were sorry to hear of
dea.h of Joseph Brugger which
curred last week. Mr Brugger
well known in this community
Rev. Byrd and Walter Young fin-
lshed putting the on
church on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Reese and
children and Melvin Watson gll of
Wingate visit the Edwarg Bush
home Sunday p. m
Rey and Mrs, Byrd were Sunday
dinnér guests at the Roy Spots
home,
Don't forget the Missionary ser-
vice which is being planned for
Sunday Nov. 17, at 7:30 p. m. in the
thurch here. The speaker of the
evening will be W. R Miner who
has traveled in the Mission fields
in British West Indies and Mexico.
He plays a guitar and sings, 50 come
out and hear him as we know
will be an interesting service. Don:
forget the date Sunday Nov. 17.
all saying
the
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POTTERS MILLS
Mr. and Mrs. G. H McCormick.
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Jodon, “of Bellefonte, motored to
Amity Hall on Sunday afternoon
and brought home with them Mrs
laura McCormick and Miss Caro-
line McCloskey, who spent three
weeks at the Mr. W. BE. McCormick
home in Reading, and while there
visited at the P. E. Hite home in
Eddystone: the Mr. J. R. Bible home
in Spring City, and the Harry Win-
dolph home at Kimberion.
Mr. W. A. Faust and son, of Yeag-
ertown. spent Saturday at the Mr.
J. CG. Boal home
Mrs. Ella Wilkinson, who had been
staying at the home of her daugh-|
ter. Mrs. ¥. A. Carson, has not been
go well and has been taken to the
home of her daughter, Mrs, P. P.
Henshall at State College,
Kenneth Slack and family have
vacated the one apartment in the
Mrs. Melvin Watson property and
moved to Lewistown
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Faust, Mr. and
Mrs. FP. P. Palmer, Mr, and Mrs,
J. 6. Boal, Paul Bogdan, wife and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, James Wil-
fiams attended the Rally Day ser
vices on Zion Hill on Sunday after-|
noon.
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~The family's newspaper,
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Tillie Bowersox, |
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
WOODWARD
nevertheless they enjoyed the con-
vention program.
The number of the Bartges East
Centre County Band of this locality
| Joined the remainder of the organ-
| zation at the Bucknell University
Stadium, Lewisburg where they ren- |
dered a number of five selections of
music for the football game on Sat-
{urday.
remainder |
On Tuesday evening Nov, 12, two
| moving pictures entitled “Pay Off," |
land “In His Steps’ will be put on
{ by Willard Mitcheltree, of Mon-
toursville who will also give a lec-
ture while the pictures are being
shown, Come and enjoy this lec-
ward will sponsor the program
Remember the date Nov. 12, 1940;
| ime 7:30 o'clock.
rey sme
| HOWARD
{ Rev, Charles Robb of
Brook Va.. has accepted a call at
the St. John's Reformed church in
Millersville, Pa, He will move his
family to the new charge by De-
cember first
Mr. A. A, Wagner
Ethel Grazier and Mrs
bert of Johnstown spent
the home of Mr, John Wagner
Mr. William Lucas, a
the Lock Haven hospital for
past month is improving. He
able to be up in a wheel chair
Little Billy Kemp, son of Mr, ¢
Mrs. Lloyd Kemp celebrated
sixth birthday Sunday. Guests |
dinner were: Mr, and Mrs. Ray
daughter Jean, and
ensiine
Mr. and Mrs, Girard Allerderfer
will leave today for Guelph, Can-
ada, to visit with Mrs, Altender{er’s
mo her, Mrs. John Weber
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Snyder, of
York, spent the weekend at the
home of Mr. Kline Wolf and family
The young people of ML. Bethel
Reformed church gave a religious
play, entitled “The House on the
Sand,” in the Howard Evangelical
and Reformed church
Mr. Wilbur Brumbaugh gave 9
turkey dinner to his fellow hunter
Monday evening. They were Mr
Jacob Weikert. Mr. Donald Gardner
Mr. Lloyd Kemp.
Nan Henderson died Satur-
the home
Clarence Yealick
College. Funeral services
State College Catholl
burial a!
family, Mrs.
Nettie Lam-
in
in
the
is
patient
Refresh |
Le
and
Mr
of her
oo
1 Tuesday morning
Howard cemetery,
Mr
phia Is yisiting In
eral week
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COLLEGE TWP.
Stoy G. Sunday manager of a
drug store in HarrDburg, visited
sich his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Harry G. Sunday of near State Coi-
lege on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Bohn and
daughters Eleanor and Hilda of
Millbrook spent Sunday evening
with his brother-in-law and sister.
{ Mr. and Mrs, Harold Bohn of Cen-
tre Hall
Charles ESiraub and Allen Wol-
ford spent the weekend with Mr.
Straub’s brother-inlaw and sister.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Skelton at Wil-
llamstown, Dauphin counly.
Jackie Straub was a lucky boy on
Saturday to find a dollar apparently
it had been lost by a hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Corman of
York, were supper guests at the
home of daughter and son-ih-
law, Mr and Mrs. William Neidigh
and sons James and Ronald
BUFFALO RUN
Mr. and Mrs. John Dan and fam-
of Bellefonte. visited with Mr
and Mrs. Edward Moyer las. Sun-
day.
Birdie Bloom and her father pick-
ed apples at the Bessie Oreen farm,
last week,
Mis Orace Koch of Waddle, has
been in the hospilal ag couple of
days week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Grubb of
Half moon Hill, visited Friday and
Baturday with Mr and Mrs Ed
ward Moyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mayer of
Waddle picked apples at the Fd.
ward Moyer farm last Wednesday.
Har:y Moyer has a felon on his
thumb which has been causing him
{ much pain, he had i. lanced last
| Thursday,
George Pletcher of Philadel
Howard for cev-
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BOALSBURG
{ Mr, John Pisher, of Dellefonte,
i v.sl ed al the home of Mrs, George
Maher on Tuesday morning.
Miss Alice Weber and brother,
Edward Weber, both of Huntingdon,
visited thelr aunt, Mia Anna Weber,
on Thur.day.
Mrs, Henry Hosterman and cou-
gin, Miss Clara Fouse, spent sev-
[eral days last week with the form-
[ers sster and brother-inelaw, Mr.
land M1
I Pollipsburg,
Mis, Pearl Pallerson spent seve
e al das las, week visiting rela-
| ives and rlends at Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hess have
returned home from a two weeks
Theoxi pe Juekpion,
| in-law, Dr, and Mrs. David Allman,
| wt Wyandotte, Mich,
and M £ Clarence Cox an-
nee \e
7, October 28,
rmer Bernadine Korman
Mrs, Clarence Moss, of Syracuse.
New York, I spend some time
with her parent and Mrs.
| Wallace Wome~
Rev, and Mr:
| daygh ¢.5, Betiy
ei {riend:
Wednesday
Mrs. Ceorre
weekend with
Norris at Al
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
children, C eta Sue
Huntingdon, Saturday with
the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Durner
Mrs. Effie
some time wit
rr
/ § oF
Mrs, Cox was the
ing
wr
oar,
T. G. Jones and
and Nancy visit-
Strawberry Ridge last
and Thursday.
Fisher sperp the
glster, Mrs, J. O
@
her
LOA,
Durne- and
and Paul Jr. of
spent
Jacob is
h relatives
spending
and (riends
held their months
; * home of Ms
chutt on Friday evening
The members attending were: Mrs
Irvin Graham Mrs, Jolin Hubler,
Mrs. Nevin Meyers, Mrs, Emma
Charles, Mrs Edward Myers, and
Mra, Pearl Patterson
Mises Ida, Mary and Rachel Seg-
ner and Mr. Charles Segner visited
Saturday evening wi Mr, and
Mrs. Theodore Segner and family
at Huntingdon
Misses Ada and Ruth Pugh,
Myersdale. spen weekend with
their sister and brother-in-law, Mr»
end Mrs Richard Lindeman,
Anna Dale spent several
{ the home of Mr. and M:s
MeGirk
T.. CG
recently
th
a
nf
f he
walt
Harry
Mr Jone
days with
friends a: Hazelton
The QGleaners Sunday School
Class of the Reformed church heid
thelr meeting at ise home of Mrs
Betty Klinger on Monday evening
hose present were Mrs, Louise
Kline Mrs Marie Corl Misses Esth-
ier Whitehedd, Geraldine Korman
Virginia Patterson, Jane Hazel and
Mary Dunkle
Mr. and Mrs. Allon Gracey, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fisher all of
Huntingdon, spent: Sunday after-
noon at the home of Mis George
Fisher,
spent several
relatives and
Wt m— no
PORT MATILDA
Mr. and Mrs, Blake Bartley have
started housekeeping In a newly
erected house an Plank Road street
G. R. Cowher
trip to Lock Haven, Monday
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Martz, of Al-
toona, visited at the G. RB. Cowher
hore, Sunday
Harvey Sliver, of Bellwood, visit
ed at the. J W. Williams home on
Sunday.
The next P. T. A. meeting will be
held the third Wednesday in Nov-
ember, or November 20th
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zeigler and
daughter Cynthia, and Mix Isabel
Snyder spent the weekend with
relatives at Pittsburgh,
Mrs. M. J. Thompson and son
John XK. of North East, Md, visit.
ed over the weekend at the homes
of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Willlams and
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Woodring.
| Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bharer ex-
pect to move into the Durill Ross
apartment
Ada Marshall was called to the
hottie of her daughter, Mrs, Jeffries
at Pittsburgh. Almeda and her
danghter Mariha, and son are all
he sick list.
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LITTLE
Mr, and Mrs
Wp
NITTANY
Glenn Wallzer and
son of Bellefon'e, gpent Sunday at,
the Willard Harter home,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harter and
children spent Sunday at the Raldn
Ishler home at Nittany, and the
Calvin Young home at Hublersburg.
Jennie Moore and Jesse Probst,
of Lock Haven, spent Sunday even-
ing wih the formers sister, Mrs,
Annie hillen,
Visiiors at
home on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Lambach of Jersey Shore,
Mr. and Mrs Phetas Bck and chil
dren of Collomsville, Joe ' Piccalo
i and Florence Dullen of Willlams- |
port, Ray Phillifs of Marsh Creek,
Annie Dullen of Beech Creek, Mrs.
Howard Orndorf and gon Jimmie
and Mary Dullen of Howard.
| Mrs! Anna Clark ‘and daughtisr
Martha and Mrs. Annie Dullen.
spent Sunday afternoon at the D.
{ A. McDowell home at AXe mann.
{also called a. the Richard Dolan
| home,
| VALLEY VIEW
Mrs. Elmer Breon moved into
a!
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visit wilh ther daugh er and son- |
birch of a son on Mon- |
made a business+
the Margaret Dullen
© REBERSBURG
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Prank, of being In honor of Jackle Rossman's Mrs. Donald Lanker of Harrisburg.
wilmington, Del, were weekend
guests with the
(Rev. and Mra, Orvis rand
| Mrs, Calvin Breon accompanied
Mr. and Mrs, Willlun Breon, of
Madisonburg, to Peldmont, W. Va,
the past weekend, where they vise
ited the former's son,
| Gentzel and family.
8. J. Zeigler was the first hunter
{to bag a wild turkey this
On Bunday Mr. and Mrs, John
Relish and daughter Sara June, and
{Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winters were
guests at the turkey dinner served)
al the Zeigler home,
was a supper guest last Thursday
{evening o the Wiliam Tarbert
home,
Mr. and Mrs, Russell Zacharias,
of Allentown, spent several days the
past week with the latter's parents,
IMr. and Mrs. W. J. Hackenberg,
{Other guests in the same home were
Messrs, Warren L. Dil and Arthur
H. Veckey, merchants from Jerome,
who were hunting in this vicinity,
Mrs. Ellsworth Stover and Miss
Dorothy Garrett are visiting at
Davis, N. J.
Mrs. Seyler and daughter, of Lock
Haven, were Saturday guests with
Mrs, Alice Crouse
Messrs. Charles Condo and Henry
winters, of Milroy, visited at
home of Harry Boone, Sunda)
Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Hosterman and
family, Mr, and Mrs, P. D. Breon
and daughter Nancy, and Mr, and
Mrs. M. W. Breon were 5
ner guests at the H
home at Mill Hall
Mr. L. A. Baker, of
at the home of Mr. and
H. Hackenberg, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs, J. E, CGulsewite Vis
{ted al the Allen Winkeiblech home
at Vicksburg, Sunday
Mr. and Wayne Wagner,
Lewistown, vicited Mr
KK. Moyer, Bunday
the
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Yearick
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Lew
nid
of
and
Eugene Blerly, of Fhiladeiphia
visited at the home of parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Blerly on Tues.
day, Woodrow Blerly, of Lancaster
also visited hls parents on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. K. 8. Breon called
at the home of the latter parent
Pev. and Mrs, J. K. Scheckilerly
McClure, Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winer:
Master Plily Bierly called
L. L. Meek home in Beli
urday
Mr. and Mrs. Cha
Milheim, and Mr Mr
Corman and two children of
were Bunday a
Kermit Rossman
fils
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dinner gues t
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former's paients, |
Den jamin |
AQAs0N, |
Mrs. I. W. Harer, of Willlamsport, |
Pr be Lu
fifth birthday,
ents, Mr
al Blate College, Bobby Musser ace
companied the Gentzels home and
Is visiting them this week,
John Diehl, of State College, call-
{ed on his grandmother, Mrs, Ella
Diehl, Bunday.
Miss Eva Boyer, who Is employed
al Laurelton State Village, spent the
weekend at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Newton Boyer.
Mrs. Bavilla Stitzer has been on
the sick list the past few days,
Metsrs, J. FE, Guisewite, John
Relish, H. H. Rover, Paul Winters
and Hon. Ken Haines attended a
Republican dinner at the Penn Belle
Hotel at Bellefonte last Saturday
evening
Mr. and Mri. Harold
Lock Haven, called on
Auman, Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, Paul Cummings and
ron Dean, visited at the Albin Jack-
son home at Spring Mills, Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Brungart,
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Brungart, Mr,
and Mrs. Raymond Bair, Miss Mir-
iam Zerby, Mrs, Paul Rearick, Har-
old Esterline Prancis Wert, Mr. and
Mrs, J. A, Wert and Mr. and Mrs
willard Smith and family attended
Grange Nelghbor Night at Pleasant
Gan on Friday evening, when the
local Grange was In charge of the
program
Mrs. Blanche Smull of Harrisburg,
was a brief visitor at her home In
Rebersburg this week
Mr. and Mrs MM M
Sunday dinnner guests at
Tyson home in Millheim
Mr Pines Gramley and
ron of Mifflinburg, called
Ada Blerly, Sunday
Sally Hillibish and several
of Middleburg, called at the
Blerly home last Wednes-
Auman, of
Garrett were
the Ed,
y
and Mrs
George
on Mrs
Mrs
friend+
wv, Ed
aay
Randal)
Livan
Bowersox and family, of
were Sunday dinner guests
ut the Carlos Tyson home
Mr. and Mrs, Jasper Gramley, of
Kaneville, 111. and Mr, Glenn 8lo-
of Oak Park, Ill, returned to
thelr homes on Monday after a visit
with relatives and friends here
The Lutheran Missionary Soclety
met at the home of Mrs. J. V. Brun.
gart on Monday evening
On Sunday evening at 7 o'-
clock annual Thank Offering
service will be held by the Mission.
ary Societies of the local Evangell-
Ho Mrs. W. I. Shambaugh, of
who served a number of
a missionary in China, will
speaker of the evening The
flally invited to attend
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Lessons In E nglish
Words Often Mi used
Kodak is a special trade-mark
name for the cameras of a ceriain
manufacturer, shoud be
used Ind.scriminaiely when pele
ring (0 any camera
Do not say, “They promised hoW
they would be there” Say, “The)
promised that thes would be there
Dn gay, “Re ‘went the
house.” Say “He wen into the
housed’ to denote direction. "He
now ix in the house” expresses posi-
and no
vot Fw
Ts «13
ou
tion
Do not say, “I zhall zee yoOU
gard the last of the week” Say, “I
4 toward the end of the
L0-
thall are 3
serk”
Do not
weather.’
the nature of a baast
disagreeable weather”
Do not say. “1 have no doubt in
my mind as to his success” In my
ind is redundant, Merely say. "I
bave no doubt as to his success.”
Words Often Mispronounceg
Repertoire, Pronounce rep-er-
gwar, first « as in red, a as In ah,
accent first syllable.
Saami (master). Pronoiifce &wWa-
mi. a as in ah, | as In i qooent Jira
syllabie,
Mesmarism
as 2. mez-mer-i2z’s,
ty liable
Terre Haute (Indiana), Pro-
nounce ter-¢ hot, both €% as in bet,
geoohd » undressed, 0 28 in no, ac.
cen; first and last syllables.
Catalpa Pronounce ka-fal-ra,
first ang third a's as in ask une
siresond, second a as In tap (nd @
o
beastly
a. at!
LS 3 A
Beastly means
Bay.’ This is
Te
Ald is
t's
first
Pronsunee both
accent
naving |
Health
in tall), accent second syllable
Thea er. Pronounce tho-a-ter a
unstressed accent first syllable; do
not pr nounee the a as in ale
accent second syllable
Words Often Misspelled
(one who fishes); fiss
yw opening). Bus (singu-
busses or buses (plural), Hy-
observe the y and the au
divulge): revel (lo be
Complacert (satisfied);
tobliging). Massacre;
wor
ure
ser
ar):
draulic;
Reveal |
festivals
complaisant
ere, Dot ofr
! Word Study
“Use a word three times and it
yours." let increase our vocab.
ulary by mastering one word each
day. Words for this lesson:
LONGEVITY; length of life
(Pronounce loh-jev-i-ti © as in on
e as dn bet, both I's a8 in if, accent
seoongd gyilable). “The instances of
longevity are chiefly amongd. the
adstemious “Arbuthnot.
HOLOCAUST, destruction, es-
pecially by fire, of large numbers
of human beings. (Pronounce hol.
o-kest, first 0 as In doll, second ©
as in obey, third 0 as in cost, accent
firs. syllable),
INEFFICACY, want of power (0
produce the desired or proper effect
| “We finally realized the inefficacy
(of our efforis”
IRREVOCABLE. incapable of
being revoked: unalterable, (Accent
follows the vv). “Firm and irrevoc-
able is my doom."—8hakespeare.
OBSESSION: persistent and un-
# capable preotdupation with an
idea or emotion. "His theory of
perpetual ‘motion bésime an obses-
gon.”
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Letter
From the Educa fonal Commiiiee
of the Brad of Trustees of the
Medical Society of the Slate ol
Pennaylvania, of which the Centre
County Medical Society is a com-
ponent,
Poeumonia is the third most {re
quent cause of death, Ii
cancer. Pneumonia is a disease in
which there tz an acute inflamma- |
‘tion of varying areas of lung tissue.
There are many kinds of pneu-
monis—<such as bronchial, bar and |
finfluenzal. It is now the common
{ practice, when possible, to classify
{ the pneumonia according to the or-
{ganism thai causes it--such
| pneumococcus, streptocoocis or in-
| About 96 per cent of lobar pneu-
monia cases are caused by some
type of pneumocoocus. For the use
Fs
ahs
:
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33
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ranked only by heart disease and
from July 1838 to May 1840, there
were 799 cases with 103 deaths—a
death rate of 13 per cent.
monia frequently starts with so
! common an ailment as a cold. Pro
tect yoursel! against colds.
DO YOU ENOW
Pittsburgh has the hignest pneu-
mona death rate in the United
States-~but new methods of treat-
(ment with serums ang the newer
chemicals have reduced this deat
rate almost 50 per cent In the pas:
| year.
| Moet babies today are delivered
; with the aid of male phiysicians, but
{up to 1800 in many places in the
| world It was considered
| for a man to help with the delivery
lof a ¢hild. In 1522, Dr Wertt. of
| Hamburg, went to a confinement
{dressed as a woman. His disguise |
RTHRIT
| Mr. and Mrs. Roy Genteze] spent
{the weekend with the latter's pars |
and Mrs, Harry Musser,
Mrs, Elsie
Pneu- |
STATE COLLEGE
| "Mr Sara Erb of Felster street,
| had as her weekend guests Mr, and
| Florence Berry of Miles street,
(spent the weekend in Forty-Fort,
| Mrs. Clara lynch of Helster
| street, spent Sunday visiting in Al- |
| toona,
| Elizabeth Rand of Hamilton ave-
| nue, entertained the members of
| the Lady State Rebekah Lodge, with
la Hallowe'en party at her home last
| Tuesday evening.
|. Mr. and Mrs, P. C, Weaver of
| West Park ‘Avenue, spent Friday in
| Harrisburg.
{| Mr, and Mrs,
| Adlims Avenue,
| Altoona,
| Veda Parsons of Heister stree’,
| spent last weekend visiting in Phil-
adelphia,
Dr. and Mrs. L. W, Neiman of
Adams avenue, had as their week-
end guests Mrs, A, M. Zucker of
Sharon,
Robert MeCord Locust Lane,
| spent the weekend visiting friends
in Harrisburg.
Anne Creighton of Eas: College
avenue, spent the weekend at her
home in Mackeyville,
Mrs; Frank Manning of East
Fairmount avenue, is spending sev-
eral weeks tin Glastinburg, Conn
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Parsons of
Helster street, had as their week-
end guesis thelr Howard of
Jonestown and Jean Hoffard of
Franklin,
Julia
Donald Davis
spent Piday in
of
v HOT
Garner of
avenue, and Elizabeth
East Beaver avenue spent
in Bellefonte
Mrs. Nora Oraflius of Nittany
avenue, had as her weekend guest
Faye Gates of Tyrone,
Mrs. Nona Warner
moun’, aven pent ti
in Johnsonburg
Martha Pease
East College
Spotts ol
Friday
Ll
of
Fast Falr-
je, we weekend
of West Beaver
avenue nad as her weekend guest
Mirlamn Reed Huntingdon and
Marie Friese of Clayshurg.
Mr. and Mrs George OGrabam of
Scith Allen street had as thelr
weekend guests thelr son James of
New York City, Mr. and Mr:
Charles Graham of Ashland and
Elen Lennls of Johnsonburg.
Mrs, Robert Brennan of West
Beaver avenue had as her weekend
guests Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bran-
nan and childrel of Forty-Fort
Mr. and Mrs. A. W_ Hutchinson
West Fairmount avenue, had as
their weekend guests, Mr. and Mra
Paul Harris and daughter of Lew-
istown
Mr and Mrs, Ewood Parsons and
daughter Janice Ann of Niles, Ohio
spent several days last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Par-
sons of Helster, street
Russell Anstead of Helster street,
spent the weekend a: his home in
Cresson
Mri. Ellzabeth Rand and dsugh-
ter, Marilyn and Mrs. David Camp-
bell relurned on Monday having
spent a short time in Philadephia.
Dr. Robert Arble of East Beaver
avenue, spent Sunday with his pare
ents in Carrolilown
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KITCHEN SHOWER HELD
AT THE CARVER HOME
A kitchen shower was held at the
of Mr. and Mrs, Blalr Carver
R.F.D for Mr. and Mrs,
ard Carver. on Tuesday even-
Oct 22, 1990
Those present were: Mr. and Mis
Harry Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. Clair
Carver and family Roselyn. Donna
Linda, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Pisher,
and family Nelson, Ivan, Gale and
Mark, Mrs. Edward Bush and fam-
iy, Earl and Howard, Mr and Mrs.
George Parsons ang son Carl, Mr.
and Mrs, James Parsons, Mrs, Clyde
Watson and family Russell James,
Billy and Elsie, Mr, and Mrs, Ben.
ner Hall and children Blanche,
Vivian, Margaret, Helen, Cecil and
Meili, Mr and Mrs. Willlam Lucas
and family, Hazel, Marold Hanna
and Fiorence, Mrs, Andrew Irvin
and children Prank, Benita and
Floriene. Mrs. Roy Spots and chil-
dren. Dorls. and David. Mrs. DH.
Custer, Mrs, George Weston and
son Earl, Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Bush, and son Lee, Mrs. George
Bush, Mrs. Russell Relish and chil.
dren, Alice, Beity and Helen, Mrs.
Raymond Peters Mr, and Mrs
James Frank and daughter Janice
of Juniata, Mr, and Mrs Clair Lo-
ue and children Betly, Ellen. Ar-
dith and Samuel, Mrs. Hughes Bar-
tan, Rachel Resides ang Mis
Helen Musser. Miss Naom! Resides.
Paul Musser, Melvin Peters, Velma
| Mays, Harold Walson, J. H. Davi-
son, Lia Wilson, Lecmard Wid,
Wilma O'Shell, Kenneth Bruss,
| Whorten Halnes, Junior Yeaney,
Eugene Lucas, John Henry, Boyd
Barton, Charles Spotts, Julia Bar-
ton. Harold Weston, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Spotts and son Larry, Velma
Zimmerman, Mis
Lie Mayes, Clair, Lawrence Foster,
Gienn, Doro.hy, Maxine Ammer-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carver
and chiidren, Gertrude, Donald and
{| Russell, The refreshments coh-
| Sisted of pikles, sandwiches, cake
‘and potato chips
! many beautiful and useful gifts,
' All departed wishing them a very
prosperous and happy fe
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Church services on Sunday, Nov,
[10 are as follows: Bunday Bchool
Washington, D, C.. spent the week
| end with his mother Mrs, Willlam
| 9:30 Worship with Holy Communion | Dixson and siso were partakers In
'administireg 10:45 and C. FE. 0:45,
Preparatory services will be con-
{ducted on Friday evening,
{ Despite the Inclemency
in the
weather on Saturday evening. the |
chicken supper was a grand success
and a nice sum was realized of
| which the ¢chwreh as a whole wishes
| to express thelr most sincere thanks
{to the public for their Uberal pat-
ronage,
Mr and Mrs. Harold Dolan. and
sons accompanied by Mrs, George
| Dolan and daughter Ruth motored
[to Millhelmn and were Sunday din-
| ner guests at the hore of Mr, and
Mrs, Clarence Dolan,
Master Kenneth Ertley was
Tuesday supper guest at the C
Aley home
Joe Wistier and Milford Beightol
motored to Mifflin county on Sun-
day and were guests ai the home
of Joe's parents
Mrs, Auna Robb spent Wednes-
day evening with her cousin Wilson
Romick of Belielonte who 5 on
the sick list,
Sunday alternoon callers at the
E. R Barley home were Mr. and
Mrs, Lester Bartley ang children
Raymond, Leo, Belly, Marjorie and
Shirley of Zion, Homer Weight of
Bellefonte, R, D, 2, Carl and Ph
Bartiey of this piace
Mr. and Mr. Ray MoGnee and
daughter Eleanor Barbara and
Martha of Port Matilda, were 8un-
day dinner guests of her sisler, Mrs
Sumner Noll and family
Miss Kay McCrea was a
dinner guest of friend
Betle Aley
Mr. and Mrs R. J
Sunday evening caller
lam Poorman home of
Mr. ang Mrs. Earl Arn
son Walter of Zion, spent Saturday
evening wilh her Allce
pt2
Miss Pear! Weaver of Bellefon le
R. D, 2, spent Wednesday afternoon
the William Belghtol home
Mr, Ellsworth Conaway of Beech
Creek and Mr. Matthew Conaway
of Flemington spent Saturday even-
ing with their mother Mrs Lucy
Conaway helping her oelebraie an
other birthday.
Mr. Lyan
Fiorence Stover
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ner Miss
Vohada were
al the Wil.
Howard
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trong and
aunt, Mrs
peas
Winn
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and Mr
Lock Haven
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5 uncay afternoon at the
Garrett home
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bartley and
children of Zion, spent Monday
evening of last week with her sister
Mrs. Delmer Briley and family
Mrs. James Lucas spent Priday at
the John lucas home of Fox Hol-
Ow,
Miss Dorothy Belz was 8 Sunday
dinner guest the Swope hone
Afternoon callers were Mrz. John
Lucas and daughters Lucille and
Doris of Pox Hollow
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dixson of
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spend thelr first
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MARTHA
visitors at the John
hone were Mr ang
Rockey son Melvin
and Mrs Jasper McDonald and Mr
Maye Harpster, all of State College
Mrs. Mollie 8Sindzll, of Storms
own, spent Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mr. and Mrz. Joseph
Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Williams,
of Julian. spent Bunday at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Maurer
Mr, and Mrs. John Spackman
spent Friday and Saturday at the
George Betz home at Allentown
Mr. and Mrs, Lundy Steele and
daughter lols and sons Morris and
Gene, vidted thelr daughter Helen,
Bunday afternoon, at Pine Grove
Mills, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Kepler, where she is employed
Mr. O. C. Spackman spent the
first day of small game season hunts
ing ringneck pheasants near Avis,
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Bteele, Mr
and Mrs. Rudolph Gingery and son
Kvie, were Buncay guests of Mr
snd Mrs. Willam Bickle, of Center
Line
Mr. snd Mrs. Joseph Guy and
son. of Chester spent th» weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Motley
cwrricu.um
year Lhere
Sunday
Donald
foulyey
Ould and
Mr. end Mrs. B. D. Ross, of Ty
rone. were Sunday evening guests
4a: the 0 B- Bnackman homie,
Miss Naom! Hertsack had her ton-
sis removed last week at the Phil
ipsbure State Hospital and has re.
sumed her position as. secrelary at
The Pennsylvania State College,
YARNELL
Misses Florence Miller and Norma
Brown of Bellefonte spent he
weekend with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miler and
family of Milesburg called Sunday
‘afternoon af the HB. Wilker
| home,
Mr and Mrs. Emest Brown and
daughter Yvonne of Miesburg, at-
Sunday aliernoon. they
lat the Wilson Walker home.
{ Don't forge! Sunday Schodl next
{ Bunday morming al 9:30, preaching
{at 10:30 by our pastor Rev, Elmer
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{| Miller.
| the big chicken supper.
Miss Louise Beightol spend Toes
day nigh; with her schoolmate
Thorus Neiman of Romola.
Sunday callers at the James
Shafler hothe were Misses Arline
Swope, Lucy Conaway, Viola Fike
and Robert Conaway, other callers
during the week were Kathryn Mc.
| Ores, Louse Beightol and Beverly
| Yonada.
Mr and Mrs, Ray MoGhee and
daughters of Port Matilda, Arthur
Dolan, Mr. and Mrs, Sumner Noll
and children Dickey and Elsle Jans
were Sunday supper guests at he
home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Neldigh of Bellefonte R. D, 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dixson, Mrs,
William Dixson and grandson Dick
ey McCrea motored ww Philipsburg
on Sunday and were visitors at t
homes of Mr. Harry Dixson and
Mrs Ed Craft
Mrs. Clayton Womelsdor! and
children of Beech Creek and Foster
B8hamp of Hublersburg, were Sun-
day visitors at the Winfield Deltz
D0me,
Mrs, Doyle Toner and son and
daughter accompanied by her sister
and litie son called on Mrs arod
Dolan on Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Bartley and
alr h her par-
L, Nef! of
ne
Robert McGill and
Harry Jones of Lock
Bunday alternoor
Nevin Yearick home.
evening visitors at the
Aley home were Mr, and Mrs
John Schaeller, daughter XNancy
and son Ronald of Centre Hall, Mr,
and Mri. Doy Oyler and son Melvin
snd niece Fay Oyler of Johnstown,
Miss Louise Beightol spent Bat
urday and Sunday with her friend
Beverly Vonada of this place
Mrs, Lucey Conaway accompanied
her thew of Flemington,
and of Beech Creek w
Sunday and spent
calling on many old friends,
Walter Dalley and Mrs
Ralph Clemens and daughter Joan
of Alloona, spent the weekend at
the Delmer Ertley home
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dixson
Sunday evening with
Willam Dixson.
er Noll, teacher and the
e Hoy school are en-
vacation due io the re-
the school house by
contracior Mr Joe Weber of Lock
Haven, sponsored by Mrs. Olive
Krug of Californias who spent her
y years on the farm now owned
occupied by Mr. George Rogers
Mrs, King was a
Mr and Mrs. William
in, who came [rom Ireland when
young, that they may live |!
of the {ee
$04 Ma
Ellsworth
Snow Shoe on
the da)
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rhe
p
dus
yng a
modeling
of
{a rmils
SRM
hitler of
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and
American, wheiher he real.
not. has much to be
for during this year of
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We {fo think what will
happen to women's legs 4 an em-
bargo is placed upon silk Imports.
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