The Contre Democrat, BELLEFONTE, PENNA. Bo WALKER BROTHERS. ......00.00 000... Proprietors A. C. DERR... PAUL M. DUBDS. DERE mm y ih IPR TE, adheres sreenss Associate Baibor OECIL A. WALKER....... . +. Business Manager hs Qe Issued weekly, every Thursday morning. Entered in the postofMce at Bellefonte, Pa., as second- class matter. i Echoes From the Past rT Fifty Years Ago has a ver his Opera night, viz charming little re- be slate 1ck- Lotta Miichell Manager Garman strong attraction House next Tu Miss Lizzie Evans, comedienne and dist gaotress. Mi Evans has the putation of being one of the soubreties American and by compe nowledzed the Annie Pixley best, and qufckest thaw frozen ground when in search of frozen waler pipes, is be the use of unsiacked lime. Dig off the surface of the frozen ground (9) the depth of five or six inches aud fill the cavity with lime. Then slack the line with just a sufficient quan- tity of water. Cover the ditch with boards and pieces of oki carpet a few heurs, then remove the lr and the ground below will be found to be free from fr id easily ex- cavated. In this way, it is sald that one bushel lime is worth more than two cords of hard wood, and tha: it will do is work more quickly and satisfactorily--to say nothing about the cost—than by the proces: tsually adopted In such The experanent worth trying for Sd the intulshed on the ten Critics of either Mag pee hie ’ at clhirapest way ) os f wi "TASES what is lel fell a week ag melting rapidly under the warm rays of “Old Sol.” It was an anu sual snow and one that surprised the natives and made all the rail- nad men cuss, and passengers use hard language. The depth about Belicfonte is not as great as other parts of the county. as it came down here part of the time in shape of rain, In Penns Valley t fall was estimated at about 26 ches, with a high wing tha great drifts, At Snow SNOW fel to a depth of 33 inches which hade roads almost impassable and pailroad commu nicat on was cut off for over a day. A number of trains ¢n the L. & T. road were snow bound Centre Hall day evening's train had a hard siege. Ii took three engines with one pas- geuger coach over twelve hours Ww go {rom Centre Hall to Bellefonte arriving here at 5 a m. instead of 5 p. m. Throughout the county At this writing, big sncw that ©] in the up piled OOO » TN 11 wn AUT fanmers experienced much difficulfy « she in breakin complained t them work C1 VRS y melt ene u 1 ad Lumbermen was (00 deep [0 the woods, and aflliction until at it to I sly | bezan t Marriage an were issued Yo les. James Gregy Sankey, both of Solomon Confe Annie Reger John W. Cart- and Miss Elia vnship: M usannah B wnshi and M Tilesburg and Miss Reuben and Miss following « Miss M the and lle Ay wid Mi ISD, Milesburg., township. L. Stel Red Lion, reigler, Wolfs Store, and Miss Minerva M, Zimmerman. Logant George Rhca nd Miss Ester Per- due, 1 1 of Coleville; A. C. Grove beth A. Evey, both of Thomas A. Fye and Mis Ya both of Moshan- a WI nde own of Antes Fort, isvivania Railroad {from Jersey Shore £ we mys- ince & woman tian, who wag last alternoon dur stormy then in 9 ¢ time organized n scoured the surround- side finding am ts. Last Pri. found [(rowen * noon, along track near The body was as rig Il appearance up the scatte railroad when she rd in the siorm Edward Mc- ¢ he thought protrud- nd upc su ex- to be a portion ste woman's ciothes, reported that the woman was subject 10 heart disease and faint~ Fine spells, and it §s of those came upon He | Pen exicled ver pear Ba anesday of H alg king sORUNg OY nag her while was pi he name of Robert 8. Stover, postmaster at Millheim, was among a list of postmaster appointments sent by President Wilson the Senate for confirmation Pr. J. L. Seibert, of Bellef county medical Inspector, was Centre Hall to see that a strict en- forcement of quarantine in com- municable diseases among children, which was in the form of ag mild epidemic, was observed, Miss Ruth Shreckengast, of the Dauberman scaool in township, set a precedent in zehool eireles when she small oil stove on whieh pupils could warm food their noon mes! Al a result, the children bring ing a variety of food: wore able to have & substan! noon meal. Thousands of tons of earth and rock became dislodged at the quar. ty of the American Lime and Stone Company near Coleville and shid into the quarry shortly after the en quit work at 4 noan Pour. No one was injured. Seven cars used to haul stone from the quarry to the kilos snd some tool were buried. The slide partly filled thw quarry and it was expected that it would be some time before all of it could be removed Marriage licenses were issued the following couples: William Jud- son Alkey, Curtin, and Lala Leiteh, Howard: Lester Lee Leathers and Alma Irene Soll, both of Howard; Glibert 8. Bowers and Bessie A. Bav- ercool, both of Stale College; Ray- mond J. White, Beech Creek, and Relda Confer. Horard; William E. Klinger, Bellefonte, and Julia R DeArmitt, Mingoville; Elery Roy Shreckengast, Coburn, and Emma Martin, Woodward. ’ Charles Houser and family, of near Lemont, escaped serious injury when their Grant touring cor plunc- ed over and embankment between Bellefonte and Pleasant Gap, after the steering sear of Lhe machine failed, Mr. Houser's small Charles, was injured about the head Lorenzo Runk, aged 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Runk, of Phil- foshurg, suffered a fracture of the right arm and was bruised about the Lo nte in teacher Potter provided a for wers and sl had Ww head in a eoatling accident near) the public school building. The lad and several companions were on a sled which crashed into a car at a CONSTIPATION bowel wsction without pais Auto Intoxication, PA end Indigestion are The ne of Xl aud wild | tablets, 38 tain: Suriain and | ow te age eg Tee Bo cover mailing expones. & 6 Laser, TP. Gratparilie, Pa qrikly Twenty Years Ago Sarah | son, | of Mr. and Centre head of Armoul had gone of i ’ the stock department t Co pac Ker teubenvil tO 4s ai and sume Li meat io 8 illing near and Mill the the me moved new building pens n had been an SA CELON MilTheim, wa John E the Red without [48 L141 mother in th Mrs, (2 5. Frank, of one of the trustees Bish aho resided near Mil led a spike Duk mn eertion on his part w hauling manure aw the buck and three does on the land of bor Ephriam Harter and to Mr. Rishe] got his gun and killed t buck with the first snot John Enavely, east of Ceutre Hall was constructing a new Barn which was said to the last word In barn construction. Special atien- tion was being given to quarters for his execllent herd of cows. concicte entering largely tion of stalls. An ingenious supply system was part of equipment. Mr. Snavely was most of the work himself. one a a neigt rede his hon ne fe While hunting rabbits Floyd Jor © upon a | | up walter as ib dripped down and | came a woven wire dan, of Tusseyville, doe decr tangled in fence on the gle, In its the deer number of struggle to free bad torn off hide places and Was in a Jordan had no diflicul it to his home. In spite of treatment the deer diced An i —— on — Churchill advises the Italia quit while the quitting is good, his words will be unheeded; it takes projectiles and bombs to ination repent careful | - ~PBargains in the Classifieds. ~ Don’t Risk Infection No Woung Is Seo Slight That : May Not Become Infected and Cause Death ! The first thing to do to any cut, i seratoh. blister or wound, however temall is to wash it carefully with | | San-Cura Medicated Scap and then apply Ban~Cura Ointment. This is | j an Antiseptic Ointment that heips | i prevent infection. Antiseptic, 8an- i Cura Ointment is a great ald A | healing | ftahing piles and skin irritation. | 36c and 60c at All Dr , Bane | t Cura Soap, 25¢. Parrish “Store, William | ; thought Chat | inte the consiruce| water | the | doing | farm of Willlam Lin. | itself, | so wenk | that after he had EXtHi ated it Mr. | in earrying | | as possible, to! but | make a : minor sores, cuts, burns, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Tve Girls Molested; Burglary Attempted em — (Continued from page one) { homes, The attack was made dur ng a heavy fog, which alded the | Assitllant’s getaway, Misy Sloop described him as being { young, judging from the manner in which he ran from the scene, He | wore no hat and had dark bair, she j sald, Miss Sloop wes not injured, laside from minor brulsecs About 7 o'clock the same night Miss Seprish was alone in her apart- ment when she heard a rap upon the door, apartment, abd because ment is not does not go night unless a result she wins walking leading to the window Leslde The action, a window { Random Items 1222042022202 2k | DEFENSE: | The local Nationa] Guard Artil- | lery unit received its first 155 mil- | limeter gun the other day. Upon receiving the news, we had a dis- thrtll of pride. At last, y here was concrete evidence of defen, 1 thrill hort-lived We viewed the it unloaded AATLLALLILALIMMVIAAING the occupied, downstairs Miss Seprish to the front door at visitors call to her, A: ignored the knock, and ro the hallway door when she saw the door Leing rain. she sid, startled her, always is Kept lock lie wis before had flat cal exciiement dead exhib- Jit ce ftom | mush from Was he HT we gol as it a8 we anelly whale that on filet car durh did the ed A carnival fo od Mis Son thi 78 "3% ancient i ¢ gun ide. It Ltood village HlG- Beprish pet hut the the tains under woman heard Jootstens de the outside stalrway, and a ent lat heard meone trying to nter the first-floor apartment, She revolver, locked the apart mend a) tal hom creamed and th window ecatehing the «il Th woending mom- had 0 of Som times. Iu impre i ubl e World wheel fleetne we wer quare War gave the cu ion ol he weapon mig ! better got a nothing, we fireg DT DAren ooen 1 feyt op % " : uy. } J . Ax additional proof of her expr the ! Mi 5 Jeft the curtail finn it wa wie he Bh oi trem mn swift and mm. Fascom, Wy m } Jw 18 TN attempt night 1 Howard vazl on i for the Intech ndow to aceoymt SUGGESTION: a ine unlocked for {astened, she has not fat the street the pecord with contention car should easily distiv~ that if pur- and sald, Sinee the pending nome Oo! she been family t thal the : y borough police patiiled an some The latest victim of the purse Sarah Esther Rhoads OCioCk Bat chief seen be garbed snateher | About I . M Rhoad ich are dipped In a 0-100 from a olution C when a tied at 1 it li } of ri 10k irday Daght home twat youd walk 00d « wa Ww RIEL Bellefonte walked un to ud mai her 43 tently | by eHntiy 1 if Her Lu abdomen and knocked her to the ground, I falling she struck back of he head on the newly-paved road Miss Rhoades neighbors and membe; NEWSRITER DIES: ily whe geoured the area the death of Charles G empt to locate fhe we Democratic Watchman earch was fruities lcses | Dew snide the man had a y and wore a Hg soreamed he fod alley south tom he sald Miss Mens on ue the of her fam- dl AR AL- but thelr Ithoad man nis ii 184) . dark wo s oldest » coat thi nrd » x £ A Para 2 last column te for The Wal Bighest goal Wrote Mr we have y in the shin Gales The wld i painful about the abdomen and the back her head. When si dvacrited experience, her Wother ro ory Ume before Whe attac ranger answering of th Arsalan? View and C A POI TIAL be veas Cot - oe a word malicious ¢ / ert ARAL ton or times any Cory yor ‘Priom » ween Valles ach ‘of The a ir poll ted invest time no clue the id has been emtity o faim teher are nmeriane But when a 1 December 7 appearance at Christmas East Bishop @ like the appearance of Bishop street lagu Wher December 16 Mr plague. Where ruby 18, Me ag sithis Brie the darned thing beep | #8ed 79, Boull Spring » Its buzzing | Fast Howard sires ts buzzing \ ” nd “ December 13. Miss thy Cune adic ‘ : ningham attack near home on Half. Hill ——— Local Couple Married 50 Years (Continued - om page one) sitack on Fail Har: chee Miller, i. attack you ask P on | shld . Ry 3 pfs 1 LC: Ud, HY Set GroR~ moveinent Le gest 4 on often weve everys here, we SUGGESTION NO. 2 Cr ful f brimi x hap- as the New Year ap- atest one that riiern en- irom the Pa : Beaver 4 West Linn Bree! I al route is straigt Al theny Street, and over the hill X the E. Edward Haupt 0 join the concrete road it Pleasant View. That writer and would have Handicapped The pres- eft hand 37 year the case Mirmber wis caught ln 4 com Bake many lesser ing machine, Mr Grove did not al- tur : ow he bandicap to mar bis aclive fife For =rars he covered hic Grand Union route in a horse snd sagom and wheti cars came Into popularity he learned to drive Mr. Grove is 78 while wife wos er 6 Roth healthy until the Lene prewrnt BB nov members ead fem » Grove Cit went farm After 20 noved into Wg on present farm hange the n ) Bellefonte route 1 house ee] FICE Ee & Ho Sresent § L ¥ 1 I for urcus Years on the house they now ana 25 years Mr. Grove well known representative aramid Ur Ted Compans € rom 4 Hov Road on H oul 1 for of in about won a, retini the post YEA: Live loss OT ight curve REO ut minding roa« fat alitic recent i has eed two Aart and ACA in FIRE FIGHTERS: who saw Bellefonte's fire. sork a. the Kusse fire Day, uld Know that nity has super fire pro- tects Time was when fire- mein worked on the assumption that the may to fight a fire waz to py te most water on the blase lis the sat time, and let others clean wp what was left of the building. Az | church, : the Kusse fire firemen at first des | 1 ¥0 sons born lo the unjon are: voted their atiention to getting the {Roy H. Grove, of Bradlord. And blaze under cohlrol casing as litte Clair Grove, of Juniata, A datigiites water as possible, Then, when the decoased, Me Love: 3 We lus immediate danger was over, tp. |TTber of his immediate firemen divided into squads Mov. while Mrs. Grove has one brother ing throogh the Duliding they Pui Wade Evey, of Pleasant Gap. . all furniture under salvage covers; ! The trove om HRY ry cleaned out rooms where plaster Yhlot wt ground ® a Soon 4 - was in danger of falling: mopped Anyone men al Chiistmas this comm 530 years of age, 77 last Decems enjnyed rood of Mr from «hich They are Latheran his w on acai hare pfoet Mew reonvering of Bt Jolwmvs Bellefonte she is otherwise did everything possible to minimize the damage. On the third floor they shoveled out fallen plaster and charred wood, We fee] certain that if anyone can think of anything Bellefonte's firemen don't do to make havin ng a fire as painless theyll be glad to add that to their services re sts A Bellefonte La Gets 8000-Mile reeting (Continued from page one) | Mrs, Parker, since LL, Parker found | hat because of heavy demands he ! vania, in the event the Veterans’ Commission selects Belicfonte as a site for the institution, Widely known and held in high and State College areas, Mr. and! Mrs. Grove have the best wishes of | countless friends for many more] tgether. Relief | Payments Show Slight Increase Direct relief payments to needy Centre Countians during the Week ending December 24 show an in- | had to reserve time several weeks in | crease of $208 and 39 checks over | advance. He notified Mrs. Parker those of the previous week, mocord- oe cablegram when to expect the | | Ing to State Treasurer F, Clair Ross. | call, week amount- | Local offices of the Bell Telephone | ed to $2315 Dr we $1,132 lower { Company are authority for the In- | an those for the comparable week formation that Bellefonters can call of 1,41 year. Current payments re- | friends In the Phillipines anythime | quired 145 fewer checks than those i for a fee of $19.70 for a three | of a year ago. | ute talk. Twenty-cents of the foo | Payments of the Bureau of As- h | sistance Disbursements in the - Treasury Department follow: Cur- One of the strange things about | rent week, $2.515—506 gv he, Iman iz that you can easily persuade | vious week $2.217-468 checks him to frame pe wn. 1. 40 undertake almost anything that is not for his own good, performed Monday fli ‘ this which 1s at the rear of the | Because she lives alone | apart- | | means , Beely family | Hand on which options have been | taken for the proposed new Veters | lan’ Hospital for Central Pennsyl-! § fice, esteemn throughout the Bellefonte {years of health and happiness 10+ | shorter hours, {Gates had written for The Demos ‘cratic Watchman, now The Watch- | Newsy Incidents,” which was a pop ‘Brief Illness Fatal To C. L. Gates (Continued from page one) The press Watchman for 19040 went to| After completing his work hel went home, ill The following he was to the hospital where iL was that he wos suffering from an ob- struction of the bowels, An tion was scheduled to have day learned been ndition was the operation was 50 serious deemed that fnadyis« { able, A native of Halfmoon township, Mr. Gates cgme to Bellefonte as a clectrocutions at Rockview peniten- vears, and singe that time he missed only two regularly cheduled mect- ing As ed nen] representative Press electrieutions tint without ever an electrocution, When clectrocution in Pennsylvania in 1041 a of executions, Mr cewed the Intirmation from Rockview official relnved the Loy Lo Pres Born moon f David of the he covered more ut Rockview having Unit than 208 peniten- withiessed adopted the legal Cinte (= telephone Were 0 and then United December 29 Half- M mn oY [| ' A ~ ) HN yownanip ( ' Hb Mt farm the ( rows to school nti! ¢ l { ' nll 134 thi FORA vets fhe aud for ! ane a is : I role J elionls tine and needed to ye i rt a family 12 brother Fou swveral years he as fenice bullder of first be uw lie hi toy m sled anid la 8 father a oprrated Lie ooh ng £ JLLi ©“ I Pennsyi one il (REL Mi 1584 the not a tow) ii reed Bellefonte an collecter fou Republic “There in business here now sho y 1 first sid several years ago important “beat” 1884 when he “stole™ thi : of Gov, Daniel nae eyes of pondent inlied the public. campaign, nm with weeh came sone) Coins CRIN yicite Jelirfonte in whey came 0 first ol in inaug i Lu the wy gel to sy 250 Ge- Gon War and taneously to lite £4) } of decided lo Fel ros the ro. imul pondent the Gove. priuted , ital ex capitol « Gate: ee h Workin re learns where a Deine through ¢ printshon serret] wich The United Pros of the speech Gay: augural rites al *ho he Governor's Although hie never w Mr. Gates fore adomion of ines ed an elsctrocution four Dangings be geath chair First of was: in 1890 when Hopkins, of Philipsburg, wa hanged for a doubic murde; The rope Lioke from the force of Hop- king’ body and whey the trap was PEE condemned man against Gates, standing al edge scafloid Slwrtly fore thie turn entry, Willlam Etlinger bMackamith Yilled a constable at Woodward, Shon barricaded himself in his home ; Ww and two Five hun gath- dde but gid not the black- wile and 44 . Gig ste the the the thie fell Mr of th ol ile chiid en ered out know how to “smoke out smith without! harming his youngrier The nearest telephone (0 ward in those days was mile: away. Mr. Gates grabbed the phiine 1 the wire open all day and feed developinenis of the pai in PRllGburgh and Philadelphia Sis person: the house Wood 12 to to ers of thie phone was 12 wiles from reporter organised a ourier posse which traveled in brief | relays brought éach bit of Bews to him at the telephone By midnight | practically every moming paper in the state was looped into Mr. Gates wire The story euded when the blacks smith set his home on fire, sent Nis wife and children outdoors to saf-| ely and then shot Lhimsel! { A mote recent “beat” shies Aviator Charles H Ames crashed op Nittany moultain. The wank was not found for 12 days bast In it was Mr. Gates 98s the first reporter to hear about iL and the first to reach the scene The veteran newspaperman had! many offers to go lo larger towne, but declined because “1 maintain that there is more human touch in the iife of a small town News paperman than ig the work of any reporter or editor on the metropoli- fan papers, Here a man is in cone. stant touch with his clientele.” During his Jong career, until the past year when his health failed, Mr. Gates never took any vacation and never missed a day at the of- Bundays included, “While 1 can't boast about that”, he said recently, “it is a confrast to the youngsters of the present day who are all the time clamoring for longer vacations and i t fie ene Lise was in 1035 more pay For the past number of years Mr. man, a column “Hodge-Podge of | ular feature of that newspaper. In the last edition of that newspaper for 1940—his last colummn-<Mr, Gates | had the following somewhat pro- phetic paragraph: “For Nifty weeks during 1040 this column has appeared as a regular feature, not counting the years that | ihave passed since it was started, In| all those years we have nol con- | sciously written a word maliciously | or venomously against any individ. | ual or corporation. We have, at) times, indulged in words of criti- cism but they were along the lines of constructive effort rather than censure or disparagement.” Mr. Gates bad served as a Cid ber of ihe Bellefonte Borousth board of auditors since 1018 and held that or of the apartment house, taken | opera- | of last week, Lut | 14, . two brothaors Lver, [of Lewistown; | Kustenbauder, {and furday afternoon at of Bellefonte Borough Council, | Blue | thee 2s Was | Trove 18 Joes ad hapsly { fe wealher {loge, with smoke shortly after noon {office at the time of his death, Al- though he wus employed by a Dem- locratic newspaper the greater part |of his Ife, he remained a member of the Republican party Charles Lewis Gates is survived {by two sons and two daughters: Bd- | {ward L. | | Johnstown telegraph editor of the Tribune: Charles FE Gates, of Mingoville: Miss Wini- fred. at home, and Mi Lawrence { Jones, of Bast Howard street, Belle- fonte. Mes, Oates, the Jortner Fane E. Gray, passed on June 1947. Other survivors Include Earl Gates, of Dene and Benner G. Gate a sister, Mrs, Robert of Warriors Mark grandchildren servides were the home with the Rey pastor of Us ne Away Colurado; seven Funeral North Spring street, H. Willis Hartsock, Bellefonte Methodist church, offi- elating. Interment was mad Lhe Union cemetery, Belicionte il Gap Woman Describes Life In Florida (Continued liom page one) Windows rattled in as one great detonation r. We Pennsylva ought of Blasi~ QUAITiE ' Ig ZEST ia ceeded anotiu immediately thou there are no OLN eemed eq nity fruitiess paper arr ved wiz bomb- 20 mii hich | miles oul } The army wa id b mbes on a floating target the Gulf of Mexico. We looked each other with the same thoguhit / ust it be to people who are undergoing t been coined nNdomitalic De al nade il ne m Wflernoon PR 1 oul 2 romp at $ 1 their “There'll a and everyman Wao "i Hin is en among bis 1 An odd hing abot the shooting of fire cracker sexnent of them the rural dis- nt WAY JF BY bs bk | B Chriimas ves ves iy the rad ut bg | i id £ An LN Neverthe: oY pone ae L MEN 10 ves do of July- Once iging then Nort 1¥ | that Alsi Ril LEeTHeTY PEE and a YA Is eu em Oh ws It 6 Lo much 1 vit fos All thie Cli with utifully de- Nghia, FPes- he street In the nriddie making one hesi- Lhe Are OCA raved colored tos of Cleara ale vigils BIOs Panty iy r. held in s un by a great blazing ar 3119 FEEL EH ROO ie with da “tween Diels + nn ang sed Mime I Tx expe o apartment nex, Strange as may of the Ladies’ Home Journal are next door neigh- bors to the Georges—thal couple so | described in the Journals ' we under “How America ~Meot he Georges of Bt. Pe- Florida” (See January i- re 45). There is noth- being here dn the meeting friends al here. Already we another of friends Altoona the winter, other man served in ihe Spanish- iE y: | . . present until at least i pwem 10 readers they lated Lived Oa y i) pair bere of aid Waltz, havi rt £5 8 side ouiul Quin American War 80 far the than 1a nflux of tourists is less Bs year While Bt trug hat number appear after the holidays, there are according to teal ettate men, fewer calls for coi Ages and apartments than && ostal #% this tithe, They blame this part- I¥y on last winter's cold, and part 3 “Deiter businiess in the north, whieh tex mn to their work THe natives here have a saying “Cmiv and stranger: prophesy in Florida In 2 raph 1 wrote myself into the Nest clades, for now, an hour ister the sun is ghining. 8%. Pe- tersburg’s evening paper will not be {ree 0day-—-as Rappens everyday he sun does not appear before go- ing 10 press “How do we t in our time?” you ask. My hmsband sun bathes and fishes He catches enough to provide the table for ourselves and some of the neighbors. 1 go to the city library, do a litle housework— | atdend such affairs as I care © Woman's Club every Wednesday Eastern Star every 1wo weeks, sit in the sunshine. read. Oh yes, read write, wok at a cushion top, drive to the Beach with a lady in the | same house who has her car here, visit two families of Pennsylvanians | who are permancntly seiiled here, tae Vast ids fre) foregoing paragr put {and life Jong friends of ours, play | a few games, go to church. There | is always some thing inleresting to do—and new and remarkable sights tc see, Some of them I'l wrile about in another letter if this is! worth printing. MYRTLE MAGCARGEL | i i Kills Copperhead Snake Mrs. A. 8. McCool, who resides in Holts Hollow, northeast of Miles- burg. bad the unusual experience | of killing » copperhead shake ong Friday. December 27. She had gone | to their water, snake sawing along i jog She | picked up a stick with which She | killed the snake, but not Before ft} bad .colled and struck at her. It Was about two feet In length, It is very unusual fo find snakes crawl ing around in December, Slight Fire at College te halls of an apartment house on | West Nittany avenue, State Col- Jast Thursday. The Alpha Fire com. pany responded to the call and found that a pole the chimney . (Mrs. Margaret J. Reese is the owns held Bat. on | | Samuel § JT, ter, Spruce Creek, | JESUS AND HUMAN AFFLIC- TION Internationa “Sunday Schoo] Les wom for January 5, 11, JEN TEXT an high priest be touched ofr our (819) We have which cane with the feel intymities, ~-Hebh not no hy 4 4:15, Lesson Text: Lake 13-1-5, 10-17. For the next three | condinue our consider of Luke-—4 pel. I will be start this new reming ourselves of Ose © th MTIOH the International Impgoved Uniiorm Les PUrpOse is To discov Gor f° 14 ympathy of the earthly elernal salvation cuitivale moni we ation of th versal go for us woe Jesso 0 of the general pur- M od A OF 3 30 Com-~ 0 | Gospel W wel series of on the Ike thie Jesus Wei nroue It warn pel © od ie alg 4 200 of oO sdniiar alli- who stud ho ilsten Ons Would into practi w would be for Lhe BOW usewss IL 1 sten 0 We KK put oe Jon mL 8 Lh} oo ob the Gospel if {ruthie we fall Ww aclice in Lie sr our dally Jewus realized Milo Pr lives that he would have ol active lile to ngdom God. He its immediate and but endeavored 10 pind so that its melhods could be un appreciated. He had uitimate re- could give ba usitrale more pete purpose. As taught during h f mini LH comprehensy ’ oi and ang +341 the me of men that he in order 0 0) be. | Mesaion ana vEArs more the Kingdom. The thiriee 1 ana preached red ive vas made nh chapier of beg. : 1 is eXpose Cini Tors k DO™ i Le me Jewish critics know some Gall becli slain by Plisle had “ir individual showed tha 3.0 alwayz be ocon- a direct and positive relall- n for wrongdoing We never Dae 10 uncersiand : hat a God ¢ HC De BO VIDQWLYe a8 10 errible suffering We do not these things come an The Cas Of 3 wani *+ho hed been od ree labs YUDLIEOe The NRSIeT cldersd JIAVE LO™ ’ Deen throug? 3 position ine auth result from error and sin, r Ways by the tainly as a Cis The resi » | nationalized Luke's” law somewhere and sometime. An afflicted woman came into the synagogue on the Sabbath Day whereupon Jesus hedled her. The ky poeritcal ruler of the synagogue became indignant because, accord. ng to strict Jewish law, even this work healing was profaning the Babbalh. Jesus revealed the stu- of their hypocritical striet- ness by pointing out that even ac» cording to thelr law animals might be led to secure water. How much more should this woman, a true Jewers, be relieved from the anguish { her suffering? To the strict Jewish churchunen regularity in gol lowing religious rules were essen whereas to Jesus serving hu- mani'y was of extremely greater Importance Je made the ily moral, pidity oO tial Re kingdom thor. a life of fila] fellowes vith God and fraternal rela beiween men” says Harry unerson Fosdick. “Moreover, he wd inward preparation for je kingdom's coming. Purity, self incerity-such arz in the coming hould repent cleanging and re- that the Day More importan’ vie no gulf - future the kingdom a wan Hrown 4 fore. Ww new day into Che life Fin the Master de- kingdom. IL was of the Jews over the rule of God and when he H of his faith he Nn coming into the g OV wribules of life anc a no ard wen he hears coming Master nresent aom nan ij Codd wd ’ thong in ALLY he triumph put mankind the eve 10 be NET ene Tu mes ¥ a rid 3 alg 1 sou took a cur rent poopie victory formed ft In fantastic features were deep spiritual re« xalted, its present 10 the front. and boundaries were God's : AWAY is were § were pu nalonas buried out of sight, masier-passion which : the basal motive on character is built,” say “Men may make sac- wwdom of God, mav time and their first for their and vet before the hearts may be ome with may Dhol must not others or position, or honor the outside qualit judgment accord tual worth and judgment of 0 us we nor td CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL IN THE WEEK'S NEWS Momday of Last Week Admitted Master Bellefonte. R. D. 1; James es, Bellefonte; Mrs. H W Bellefonte; Winbeld Summers, Bellefonte: Miss Marjorie Keller Boalsburg Discharged Master Gingerich Madisonburg. William Cogan Lemont, Miss Marian E Muirhead, Clarence: Mrs Malvin Locas, Howard RD 2 Birth: A son was born Mr. and Mrs. Nelson MoGeary Tuesday of Last Week Discharged Jack Irwin R. Hugh- Hartsock {0 State College Master Harr Centre Hall, R. D.; Mn Muir, Bellefonte. Mx Philip 1 Witerart BelieTonte Thoma Hosterman, Port Matilda BR D. 1 Wednesday of Last Werk Admitted: John BE Carper, Jul Thursday of Last Week Admitted: Mrs. Delbert E Mevers State College: Discliarged: Mrs Margarets J. Oates, Beliefonte; Mi- chae] Donciack. Bellefonte R D 3: Birth A daughter waz born to Mr and Mrs. Robert BB. Rutherford of State College: Bxpired Charice Gates, Bellefonte Friday Discharged: Mrs. Daniel G. Guy- Admitied Friday discharged Saturdly. Miss Barbara A. Simonds, State Coliege: Births: A daughter wag born to Mr and Mrs, Rodney M. Struble, Bellefonte. R. D. 1; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Robinson, of Bellefonte, R. D. Spayo Rich 1a L CR Aas Tomer Store To Move | Into Crider Building (Continued fro from page one) many years and only now in process of being vacated The other & the store room vacated by the West Penn Power Co. when it removed recently to its beutiful new quar-| ters next door C. Turner will {have been located nine or more | | and Be in readiness for business in | Crider Exchange ; remove from! Temple Court building. where they | BE Saturday Leonard R, Glenn, Jr, Discharged: Mrs, Paul ge. Bellefonte: Mrs E J. nd infant daughter, Spring Miss Malisss Garis. Births: A son was and Mrs. Russell J. Nel- le; a daughter to Mr. Homer A. Baird, Belle Mrs, Norman H Grove, R. D. 2; Master John PF. Mijcsburg: Mrs, Joseph Sellefonits RD Di- Fraik A, Tebo, Stale Col Meri A. Miller, Spring Mis, 1: Mr James GY, and In- daughter Pleasant Gay, a aon was boris to Mr. and Mrz Eugene Wetltstone, State Cole iege. a daughter was born 0 Mr and Mrs, Willi MM. Mayes, State Col- lege: a daughter was born io Mr Mrz. Merle Wilson, State Col- RD 1 There were 56 patients in the how- pital al the beginning of this week. Hospital Contributions: From Ju. or Red Cross, Bishop Street Schoo, Bellefonte, Chiristinas cards; {rom Madisonburg Community Do- nadcn, groceries, fruits and vege Sables from Mrs. Charles B. Bar. tholomew, Centre Hall, sausage and ard; from Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mil. ler, Madisonburg, 50-pound can eof lard: from Bellefonte Ministerial Association, cash 0. Sion rived 23) rth it Ere 5 — Interior of the ediaigeq store be transformed ito one of the most attractive businfss establishments {to be found anywhere. Leasing of the above-described store room space by A. C. Tumer Dorworth from the day it first be- came known publicly that intended to vacate. Neither come to a final decision when | of the lease followed. To insure being completely estabe lished in Crider Exchange in time for the usual Easter business rush in business, A. C. fier Co. already has placed for new store Buses air-conditioning on
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