Page our THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. __February 27, 1941. A Ramble Tirough the Sunny South Crew Exonerated CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL Draft Bvading id) ATTENTION POULTRYMEN ! (By IDA R. WILLIAMS) those an font walls, Full-throated In Fatal Crash re. PRICES SLASHED ! vie party of six including fees Lift thelr soft melody and the IN THE WEEK'S NEWS : | end Mrs. I. OG. Harp tor. of Penna, swell of the mighty organ drifts out Coroner's Jury Probe Collis- Federal Grand Jury Indies Genuine New ‘Jamesway’ Oil-Burning Brooders MIrNAce Moly nto \ Hite Upon the night, wondrous, magnifi- . .3 y at "A a a Sura Ming IE t, majestic colored lights spread sion in Which Two Sis- Rev, Lambert, Who Re- 21-inch Drum, 52-inch Canopy, Automatic Draft Equalizer, Bonnet daughter, Atna Marga vi ! . 3 Monday of Last Week day: Joan Ripka, Bellefonte, R. D Black Hood, Of Line Strainer, Ol Pliter, Air-intake, Regulator stta Harpster, M lanch )§ 4 can of soft hues across the ters Were Killec . sed to Register any of Dortant : ’ a a ha tone arch, while a voice from e K ! Admitted McClellan ©. Btover, 2 fused to R ® many other important features. Will successfully brood up Ww and you cribe, lef | ] pit ] sole arti ’ y ——— p— 500 chick Regular Pr . £71 8 ) \ verhes ls the ble 10 Master L. Witeraft, Jr, g v nl egular Price $21.75 hone of Lhe HArpsters | overhead tells the Bible story OroRer's fury od Tues Millheim; Master L Saturday ileal in i Tr oN Harp Ar : the dawn of the world, It is a A coroner's Jury impancled Tues Bellefonte. Births: a son to Mr. and We A 1ederal grand jury at Pitt () Snoet | P ice ( til M ‘ £15 February 11. whi . oUry Tog e dawn of d : day night at Tyrone In charge of |,o." sre G Shultz. Bellefonte: a Admitted: Clyde Kauffman, Mill |p ren on Tuesday indicted Rev. Al- ur Specia rice (unt yar. 12) £15.00 istered 132 bolow x a { pageant profound and breath-tak- [Coroner Chester CC. Rothrock of iy ta Mr # ' * 5 El , Watkl heim; Mrs, Grace I. Hosterman, jen Clay Lambert 34-year-old min. (Bold on Money-Back Guarantee snow covered the groimd re wee IDE, And one you will never forget Blair county. issued an verdict ine Son bo] 4nd 3 rs. Elry atkins, | oo vonsburg, Dificharged: Mrs, Reu- ter who refused to comply with quite comfortable in Lincoln; ¢ ro sing nto Ne rth . hrolina WA ferring that lack of protection at! ord ben Rickert, Centre Hall; John Bal the selective training requirement Zephyr with Mr. Hurps'er at the | wo nt hr Sg Bi of the Bald Eagle grade crossing, near Tuesday of Last Week enger, State College; Thomas R.IRev, Mr. Lambert is pastor of the We Manufacture the Nationally Recognized wheel and enjo) he beauty of Rocky Mou ith a po] Tyrone, resulted in the deaths Feb- | Discharged: Mrs. Ernest Y. Waite, Weber, Boalsburg; Mis Pauline ginking valley Lutheran church UL TR. A- I IFED P( the winter scenes rough which we : 1 Afth 1 ut | TUATY 4, of Mrs. Marguerite Fisher, Bellefonte: Miss Maude Colpetzer, Johnson Bellefonte, R. D. 2 near Tyrone, and is the father of ) yu LTRY F E E DS passed. The beauty was enhanced clal center, anc he IIL [args 17, and her sister, Joyce Ethel Rott, | Pennsylvania Furnace, R. D. 1; Mrs.’ Sunday three children under license r«Crrower and Egg Mash. A feed that contains s tive 4 a . ark bright leaf hae market The nt ’ } . ’ by the frost and = and the dark bri ‘ \ 15, after a train struck thelr car. Hoy W, Royer and Infant son, Belle- Belle- | Mr. Lambert announced from the Eight Vitamins: A-(B1)-C-D-E-G-(B2)-(B4)- (BS) -Lactofavin- pulpit that he would refuse to reg Wheat Germ Of i | Yeast - Poultry G $s « Cod Liver ' ) wis home ne » tow 3p ‘ imitted: Samuel Zerby green of the pine trees along the 14 wi Pi Ww : » 1 Bi kK Ihe jury exonerated the engine crew fonte: Mrs. J. Edward Sarson, State f a Mrs nm". E Baldwin adside beautifn nansi ) ! rick \ nt mie; Mk 4 ’ BALIIVA | y saving Ot roadside vn % = on this area are tyolenl of all blame College. Birth a daughter to My Bellefonte: George L. Zumdel, State ister for training aying he Ae Oil CONSBENTRA'T A mosey # . ¢ "hioride at ts wot I WAY RIO UVES her homes | iis area are ! . . p hg + : : Li. 4d L " “ualoctive tis : v A ‘ an Joria 5 We wound our way around curves ‘ NH . lantation hot ; The Tar The young sister daughters of and Mrs homas G. Fanning, Snow College. Discharged: Mrs, Gertrude ceived elective training WU l h {1d Mil roducts: § os n. Copper Ma in " . a. ver Of Old pl ation homes ! nt " ) $ i: Mr ru ‘th 3X Manet iron fl ! an- wp hills and dow: speeding over River A m whe ume the name Ceorge FE Rott, proprietor of the Shoe Gungher Milesburg. Births a SON of harmony with my . y uf evel stretehes All this variation RIVEr, ire ne Chula Abe ™iangle tavern at Rald Eagle ere eo y , ‘ oy h { the will and word of country was climaxed in Fultor Tar Heels" for North Carolina wiled w) an the P. RR Lehi © Wednesday of Last Week to Mr. and Mrs, Malcolm E. Stover, M n a mn MLL 3 . tilled when the high Ex- y A 8 ar y county is the Alps of Penns: residents, flows near I'here oF n Xo hy" 11. struck ” oh! $ ” Discharged: Mrs, Kenneth Hall Bellefonte; a son to Mr. and Mn : . . A nes INO. 51 SUM 841) i ar- " wis 3 at t il ¢ 4 vania; the small Inty in the; RIKL LLL : rving it about 2.500 feet westward { Infant son. Fleming Admitted Lewis E. Watson, Fleming Keystone State and the only county : R a Boson Fireman F. D. Byer of Tyrone Jeanesday disc harged : : 1108 that doe have any railroads LAL i } ! ! "testified 1 w the car approaching Master Donald Thompson, State pital at the beginning of this week ! 10 » 3 n UE is al industri ’ ‘ 4 ¢ h I ze , wm y a a “ollege : " . ¢ A WE tel Lo be By nox n w aa pe ( ng! in ia or ha \ the track and ought it would Coll R. D1 Hospital Contributions: from Girl n A o URPRISINGLY 1 rashington ' n et ATW iy 100€ apo i au uli : a= " ¥ -~ . " a - ” :, M WILISINOLY LA ¥ “ hed X oh D ¢ 4 oy y te bul th v Revival Pp. Miadie IW n Supervisor R. Thunday of Last Week Scout I'roop No 4 Bellefonts redricksbourg of historical fame WALI MTGLAIENS W , ‘ ody , \ rel ry trait o laa m} , thday favors A 1 : n re along . 10 Wis adi I an Admitted ve Williaa ’ nx. COeorge Washington blithday avo ’. r hin - er I . Viinia has’ mame ; : Pe EL Ka ahr dmitted: Mrs. William N. H ab rong Yom aby Chicks — Baby Pullets — Baby Cockerels terest. The Richmond skyline and the oak shaded streets are interest- —o. 0 0 Bellefonte. Discharg : White Legh Exel 1 Mayo brid over the - James river 1n8 ains the orig- "oY" eC. al QU INES RN Lat I. Bechdel, Howard; Mi: Coaster Injured — - Af vormm, Laclusvely 2 rid V 131 AMMes river 4 Wu : > ¢ ) arcte Ver ir ’ ’ este $ ’ Ry Ane . n . - a nal building where Andrew ¥. : | Ol i Jan J i jorman M. Relchelt and nfs son Charles Mevers. aged 7. son o . ; A g " Ve nreecer « our Farm has been A TH Sg I - 106) Where J 75 yards away from Pisher’s | pian NF: Me Bil 8. Rater | asgarin Bleyers, agec ‘Mr. Eight Cases Listed \p-nest t 15 YEARS. VISITORS ALWAYS WELOOME ure, replacing the old Mayo bridge Son Wi de hs Fe home. trom where the tw dia "di PUSSCAL 3 ia and Mrs, F ! ¢ in Julian . over Which the Confederate army South Car is more progres arin ben n a And nia aughntey deionie; suffered a fractured arm and a di For Civil Court Ke Ii ' t 's were en ome after ax and Infant located shoulder late Priday when i erim ‘s ard View Poultiy Farm defendir y re sled truck a "Tice near n 1" ty hu ' y ilar " for ome, He Was brought to the hb bruary civil court whict oper Box 41CD CENTRE HALL, PA 2 1899) tal for treatment We Carry a Complete Line of Poultry Equipment at Special Prices! 21.002, 13 an Industrial and commer- Baturday There were 49 patients in the hos ¢ his h Howard Woman Injured Friday Mrs. W. K. McDowe well know! Listed for Monday Admitted vir Al ur ingham, resident of Howard suffered \ Y Hever rhe hbk '" " nf ! i ! Slate College. Master Norman ri- ture and dislocatios v wstorie and » of the OR hh yr. CRlleQ } Xer oS ‘ SO Ai i ‘ . bhmn : 4 : p y " s 0 his yo ww OR 4 . A Am a \ r : ha 4 14 104 i JAAR Wi i ir man, Blate Oliege non = ankle Sunday when sl ation was made possible by 7 hn D center. ’ ef industries are the dvs Wo £14 sesrelimg £0 the | Coan art Btata { ts Ya) audio goemtad Jo vot a yd ght Rockefeller, Jr. Altogether 149 build. | raising orn, int, oiAR aan Beant ws. sxonanats lal Alert Tamey. Howat 1.13 7.1 6m vy Ric a n ings have been re-constructed and CO, pecans, peanuts, sugar cane ‘8 whe sig y Pra AY To SAR” Eon FY bBo iin AOWATC 4 <. for X-ray xamination 69 more i i 8 tab lum rpentine, andl, 00 “heh negigen Nn Admitted Friday, discha: Satur. ment FARM HELP SCARCE IN VIRGINIA mosphere have n razed so ti is a truly lonial city, Many these buildings ar nen to Ha il tour is a visit to the G¢ ace, a hands: me reproduc impnosin r FY h Georgian fwin tie . FAN al I ah ant on . rg gy “ xo a py vig no h . di ig ; Sarat Jil ’h Let yd ' y imposing Eger Georgian stricture) po we want THIS? | ines Vigizia IY employed ss hal the pelle rom he two rows | CaTah Jane Bppker, a miner, PURE the royal vw aid fi Bellefonte, Pa, Feb. 25, 1 REVIVAL SERVICES AT THE oy Go dg via lol oom Whoa hiking 4 and Chester A r in 1 1 | vernon f the commonwealth | CRF. Th Re LemocH UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH 1 6 Program - 1s taking 9, . husking his SOI.| ht. vs. Laura V. Vogt, tresp FC n OD 3 : i ¢ rilliam ire | m rou: oh ey El aRT, : cli ry hay z ing ot 2 n ! y n Ce: ra l six w com | : £4 1 re i Eldri W b 1 & oy [—— —— . a ——— Jamestown Island, site of the first family physician ull drive to the pad mma) AI ud tie Lam. tieaiy wardeylts nabs fren : fense f ) permanent English ttlement in office, put a nin Lhe meler as a sooo Raed inbon Wan ts tlie tabn Bi ? Francis A idge, West Decatur in en U es IONS America, and Yorktown, the scene penalty for not having walked, and ; a} regen’ 1 ain manageng Ho EYeAr. We do uot late az mmnyiYS Meriin Harn £ a2 4 o Bigger Variety — Bigger Savings Tuesday's List ELBOW erties pues (iit mo so oo he avin vor (NR PWR i.e evn hl en oe ol dr: B Macaroni vee 3» 25¢ made wit! ries a hi v aired ‘wrriale tw fou, Mr een & vi Ju 1 : : : wo A \ and : p | nave yar “on March : : “ x x wr Cima BTR 11 poe wo Cn Th 0 0 Ove 0 Se Lo re 0 ppt oft coe wns 2 oe 20 awaits vou then darkness descend y fine ) ] ’y it the fe aaa . al, vie abo he bushel SE . : SAVES TOMATO PLANTS on mountain and glen and murmur- ove arking ar rg=t to purchase per acre, but get a ve bride ing. streams, you may. vis: the |evesyihing you. had intended. An _- making a laree amount of straws|steel and u Parmall “4° on rubber | Tomato plants may be mved tom § nef fief) contons Reaty0irs @ ane 2B hanDom W M. RASMUSSEN BFICIY W ] ‘ ¥ ae a I w; = : b i - citizen ne Dd 4 t H id : vival rvions ‘will tubal " ¢ ; ; Jor may. la b a : i : =. mil A Eo ae on 4m \ i ny # A p > a ih lh i . ra A MIOLS ' ifted com Parse ther . ha hi y will United Brethren JUrch in ell lover. lespedza and Um hh } farm ooerat ons oe his wie a bmi 20D) : Sardines (il or Mustard 3 CAnS 17c¢ lr Se i ye # : bine 18 " b2 4 id Dad to we : ; . 8 oh y ay 3 pr h nd and w | * ie Se 1 a ; A act 3 =r » weather this winter has been immediately r tral anting i tacle you w herish always, Man ! ar hey will & i for Th ¥,§ Rasmusser {i y dd En § at F which ruined Ur anew y wo but the stor - iid wr ion mt} : y i Crackers NBC Dandy Oyster i-Ib pkg. 17c has raised mag ent cathedr over-parxing nis i rg Momer: [iis vill be the Evan. liled ous iarge =f be gon but nature spent a million yea: gh \pels m to make ha ge after the water went down, then ¥¢ len days have been des in “d DE oft” tha most 1 : . building one. ut under stars and cut their visits short. Resyl Re 8 11¢ , 2? ANITA . husked about 5500 bushel BAT wealher we have had. and ¢ ral AEE ) St harm where le winds mig! ir the less mone) spent in sllefonts lucted revival services in th corn whet should Have had thermometer has 1 a w the seedlings st surface of 4 pag e [ Bulk, Wrapped Ibs ( iat . rs TYNE v 1 * +9 : a arated B ta 1D } 48 «3 3 ¢ 5 5 quie ithin, and i ins Damph n { { Brethren church 130 years ago. Arou 10 t bus { above any morning raise sts above its walls, na ock Haven reports twer IX the congrezaticn was so w ings. far corn. We saved some of i imbs up in the 40's by afternoon !funsl oythiim and rhizoctonia » y wif 5 i “ AT Ala nes collated fas + . o» ote vi ” po us co " yyy £3 4 é ken mals ture bulld a Ar a a. yh eu i fo are NEL ¥ rd with the services the hey have EE a so xtiigy 14 tna Today we sow 30 acres with #loves OT sulfate was found some. unao IS Chicken Salad Brand an » { unutterable lov ! e pa wo days. 8p nv Cymer 4 rikth ay " feed as : o much | seed. herd Ms and Jon aE tear wt B the oO y cathedral the sors of the Bellefonte meter set-up ... ips hore : TT on the stalks. The hig r O0-{ ire Will 0W 8 few acre of 2 Sunn “than soctonia in i 2 vert Han a 4 toe] $ ’ . y Te | « co Bas sit a 3 . a IEYY N Tp has - d a 5 * snng a I . u wh Wh . Sit lare tha aa Rev. Rasmussen is an ab an "00 : LH Te a hionta tha of this week f ollege experiment For BLAH Paste Romato—Fancy Quality 6 eam 5c ng. Vv n \ ! i relist while Mrs SmIuseen is 8 : 8 “weather is gyi Potatoes wil IrPOses, Aa SOI n of 1 « ol ymphonic musi f me something to drive very productiv a. - muse ) . specialist a he pian Ang h planted next week Would be glad to my friends stop to see tw thes square foot gave best results. Seme- HEINZ WEIS LEADER horus-choir ns hoy br 3 are in or around Richmond any “»n controlied both fungi anc ma) K mond and get a premium of 70 cents time We are fifteen miles west of | plied at the same rale, a KETCHUP COFFEE ohana] Rasmussen will conduct ashel for | 3 : 7 Richmond on Route 8 a uy Taha [Tus Vive) Yaris 11h ns relative : yn at 7:30, The public ' ord ally o hy . ol pia ‘ows oF of ; Pr Very Luly Jou 3 17 E : ollie d CRA bottic 18¢ 2 bags 29¢ general on : “all Ahad > invited to at'end the service: : oh A a Al nroiie =o A : the signature an EE In CCC Camps RED KIDNEY SHREDDED ad oy of the onder ) Grade Schools will Firemen At Gap Woman's Club In (Contin from Bake ant) BEANS RALSTON Idaho, Feb. 18, 1041 Present 3# Pogoam Here Soliciting Funds Monthly Session ments, in January, April. July and Centre Democrat pry CY Yetober. In the new periods, mem No. 2 pkgs h "oH : The students of teventh and (Continued from page one) (Continued from page one) bor wil be accepted to al vacan- 2 Cans 17¢ or 25¢ sh Please find enclosed hich extend my subserip- : AH J © closkeys Lo dinkey track and a. : v cles which occur in camps aft } Niabezses fed Pam nt si tet teres d HO y linkey track and Hotn- | hel pith thie % = ised BY ROGLT h ‘The Centre Democrat. We Bish s t 1 1" Wit Tol n he ip wh h his work abd may cure regular periods of en y “» -» . ” nt nn ri f % ralke - my husband and I)» surely do en- '~ the material from Mrs. Walker, Mrs Effective January toy the Democrat. as we were both | IDS will = pageant \ y Nevin Hockenberry and Jolin Eckenrode or Mrs. Emerick change ih the system WEIS SALAD KLEENEX born and raised in Centre counts Through he W rid Nar i » Hotxetiberry, dinkey track to inter-| Mrs. Roy Wilkinson. of the T. B COC members was made. Under th DRESSING TISSUES and get rather anxious to learn how Music in one of the local theatreg "CW Committee, reported the proceeds new setup, COC members receive §8 everything is coming along back °D Friday, March 5 Bn assem Frank Brooks, Pleasant Gap (oo received from Christmas Seals as monthly in cash for their own use ' bly program fq ie igh school Zion $532. This is considered less than $15 is sent to their families, and 87 pit 17¢ BOE or 25¢ La there. Our paper reaches us always! 7 F on Monday to start the week out “'Ud€Nis Fred Shaffer. high school to Har. that of last year. Anyone who has is placed on deposit for them. The just right About one hundred fifty students rv Hiles, Henry Noll to Evey brick overiooked sending his money for deposit, payable only when the We are enjoying real spring © take part. Herbert Malin will house i Christmas Seals was urged to do 50 members complete their service and weather here in Idaho, warm show- recile President Coolidge’s speech on! walter Mulberger and Homer ®t ONCE are discharged from camp, is a kind ICEBERG PENNA. GROWN Noe. 1 min en ti value of music in times of national | . " gor the ” ers of rain and then the sun comes hy nt Al rape, 1st street or Sunset avenus | Sectional meetings for the coming | of nest egg” for them, it was ex- out to give the grass a start Our Scien, Tomas Lyons ih 33 Une ana Noil avenue ‘|month are: American Home, March plained Heretofore mets re- L E T T U C E P 0 T A T 0 E S winter has been a very mild one OAs, act as nar ir ior ! pag- Dun 17. at the home of Miss Mary Linn: oeived n cash and the remain- ” y tatele Pau ” n g § ; { : . : Thanking vou again eant ihe pageant closely re wmbles Whi an, Hermah and Bi Siuey, Drama Section. at the home of Mrs. | Ing $22 was sent to their families 2 heads 15¢ peck 2c Sincerely The frazibytie We Watch” cinema, 080 W py Tap Paul Eberhart, Logan street: covered | The 17 new enrollees, their places TANGERINES—Juicy Florida 3 doz. 250 MRS HARRY REESE 20d not only affords a marvelous) H. Kelley, Jodon avenue curving dish supper at 6:30; Music Section, of residence and the camps to which NGERINES-—Juic) Es / iehd No project for the students participat. around to Horntown road March 5th, at the home of Mrs GRAPEFRUIT—Fancy Florida 0 To Hie ing wt hol ro . . i on . - 4 4 : ing but should provide a most in-| gtella Beigtol, Bilger row to Horn- | Philip Wion, Bishop street. FRESH PEAS—Full Podded 2 Ibs 23¢ teresting and inspirational program town THE WONDER FUEL FOR COOKING for the listening audience. Teachers | The program chairman, Mrs. Ar- I of these upper grades an t Buz Spicher and Randall Keller, thur Dale, introduced the following WE LL BET Krader are in sm Sod, Mocria dinkay track to crossroads |entertainment: Allen Hewitt, violin GREEN gram Charles Stover, Main street, State! 50108, “The Swan.” by Saint Saens; . street , |“From Cane Brake,” by Gardner. | S Pp DO NOT BE you ale vee am. owe um Lee» utes 1c} SWEEE Peas Quality Meats! Jaxe Corman, Peru WILLIAMSPORT MARKET Rea Florey. crossroads to Axe. |the University of Pittsburgh and a FRESH GROUND [] 0 Receipts at the yards of the Wil. mann. Jodons. SchrefTlers Gas. etc, | Dative of Canton, China, spoke on 2 { MISLED . WANT T Hamsport Livestock Market Tues Clark Hile, John Royer aiid Clyde | “Current Situations in China.” "Art GREEN S day, totaled 456 head of livestock Adams. State street. corer to Gene and Symbolism” “What America and 692 head of poultry. Prices paid . | Looks Like to the Chinese.” : by Hearsay or but ea 0 only. Prices bald | Markie, Stoves, wi uouks Like toi cumme” "1 Cappations |§ ssw PAY Bond White, Axemann M : dew : $10.70-81380: fal OOK 9 00). J > rs, Lee gave a review of the his- Unsupported CAN'T $10.70; seconds of ig $9.00 | Dr. J. W. Claucy, prison territory. tory of China during the past 45 Shankless Claims ! Lambs: 7 head, fair lambs, $7.00- | qi hen, appear for the heartyyears. revealing the Chinese tradi- ~~ FOR — g te 4 nw $IUU support of residents of the area tional “long view” of the situation $7.10; heavy sheep, $4.00 se tt More modern GAS RANGES s Cattle, 85 head: fair to good steers, rved by ‘e fire company. Only ghe claims that although China has: - F J were purchased by your neigh- Repair » Remodel $6.40-80.80; common butcher cows through the help of citizens can the | heen at war for a long period of t atrick So company continue its fino program time their reconstruction has been bors In Bellefonte and State : $4.10-8640: DD. cows, BH $3550. " College last year than in many Repaint $6000; D. heifers, BH. 838 HB 00: jot comunity SeTVioe jcontinuous. At present in China COUNTRY a previous year. The modern stock bulls, BH, $2000-84850: beef | Locked Out there is a rebirth of social ideas and Day SCRAPPLE 3 'bper GAS RANGE will do more for Call bulls, £6.45-87 80 {education and a rebirth of coopera- you than any other cooking ap- ||| Hogs, 172 head: best hogs, $7 ») Pupils returned to classes at near- | tive Industry whereby they are man- | SLICED pliance. and we are glad to $705; heavies, $5.10-87.05 stags, a score of Snyder eounty athools Uiacturing and ling se products - prove it by a trial installation. ||| ’ $510; F. pigs, , $290- : NbsGay T A one-day “lockout” of China and thus relieving the PORK LIVER i CLASTER S sows, BH, Ph $5.10; B. of their teachers. The “lockout” was grave economic situation, Chinese F - Poultry, 692 head: chickens, 15c- | If ONaTVancs of Pastnecht Day. an) linens, Jeweliy anid SI. work ware} WOODRING'S 20%c. Eggs, 225 doz.. 18c-20%c Foie of Jennsylvania displayed and for sale ’ RED Central Penna for the answer 8 do : | Dutch students. At Middleburg High| Einar Nilsson played two piano | FLORAL GARDENS SUGAR CUR Pi el! BELLEFONTE 3 Confira’ A Ament school, 150 students arrived early solos. Refreshments were served and | B ACON In Piece Ib G C ula NA he fy S Appointmen {and barricaded the doors until the a social hour followed {§ 127 E. Howard St. Phone 64 as ompany | STATE COLLEGE 613 ¢ Senate has confirmed the ap- | teachers returned home. There were! -— -— i BELLEFONTE, PA. pointment of Seth W. Bloom as/similar lockouts in many rural postmaster at Clearfield | schools. | ~Bargains in the Classifieds.
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