April 10, 1941. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page Three Progressive Business Firms Rendering High Class Public Service HARRY E. NORRIS EXPERT CONTRACTOR, BUILDER Expert workmanship and reliabil- ity of operation are the order of the day, and the recognition of these principles has led to the outstand- ing success of contracting firm of Harry E. Norris, rear of 119% 8S Burrowes St, State College. Mr Norris, who established the firm six years ago, brings 21 years of prac- tical experience to the business, and is recognized as an authority in the fleld Mr. Norris formerly served as Su- perintendent of Construction for thé Austin Construction of Philadelphia | and held the construction of Bank Bulldings for the Hoggston Brothers of New York City to be handled by Mr. Norris, who does all types of general construc- tion and is presently engaged in the building of homes. Alterations, ad- ditions, remodeling, ete. the activity of the firm, which em- ploys from 18 to 35 people in its op- erations STATE COLLEGE SHEET METAL WORKERS FAMED A great Industrial factor in this area and contributing much toward the ideal of a happier and more prosperous community, the State College Sheet Metal Works, rear 130 N. Gill St., State College, is among the leaders as one of the outstanding firms of its type. This progressive firm was established in 1938 by Mr. Harry Drew, who has had 25 years of expericence in the field, having operated a similar es- tablishment in Altoona The company features air condi- tioning, furnaces and repairs, roof- ing, spouting and sheet metal work in addition to Lennox Oil Burners and Air Conditioning. The firm also stocks a complete line of Monel Metal, Stainless Steel, Zinc, Copper, Aluminum and Galvanized and Black Iron, Four people are employed in the operation of the business, which is responsible, among others, for the excellent air conditioning work on the State College Hotel and the Nit- tany Printing Company FARMER'S SUPPLY CO. AIDS AGRICULTURE The success of agriculture in this country depends largely on compet- ent sales and service on farm im- plements, and on this basis, the Farmer's Supply Company of Mill- heim, 8. Penn St., Millheim, Pa. has grown to a justly merited success The business, which was formerly operated by Mr. Charles Stover, changed hands two vears ago, and is presently under the capable di- rection of Mr. Sumner Franken- berger and Mr. Harry S. Neese, part- ners. The company offers sales and ser- vice on the complete line of In- ternational Harvester agricultural implements, in addition to an ex- pert repair service on all make and types of implements. Mr. Leroy K Fye, who was formerly employed by Mr. Btover for 18 years, assists in the operation of the business. All work is guaranteed by this progres firm, which invites farmers from the area to drop in and dis- cuss their individual implement problems sive PORTER AND WEBER, PAINTERS, DECORATORS Expert workmanship and ethical business policies designed to satisfy the most discriminating clientele are the combined factors which have contributed to the remarkable suc- cess of the painting firm of Porter and Weber, 123 8S. Frazier Street, State College, Pa. This progressive enterprise was established 22 years ago as a partnership between Mr L. R. Porter, who has had 32 years experience in the field, and Mr. J. F Weber, who has been active in this line for the past four years The company offers both the wholesale and retail! sale of Sher- win-Willlams paints, Imperial and United wall-papers, inlaid and print- ed linoleums, In addition to expert interior and exterior dec- orating and papering Prom 10 to 15 people are employed in the oper- of the business which utilizes ucks serving entire ation two tr county the wi SUSQUEHANNA PAVING MATERIALS CO. ASSET Maintaining at all times its tra- ditional principles of expert crafts. manship and sound business policies the Susquehanna Paving Materials Co., Willowbank Street, Bellefonte, Penna. stands today as one of the outstanding firms of its type in this area. Established June 1st, 1940, the company has achieved rapid success and growth under the expert guid- ance of Mr. Ralph T. Smith and Mr P. H. Berry, partners The company carries a complete line of paving asphalt and tars, does bituminous curing of concrete, and features the Colas, a cold asphalt which requires no heat to apply Added activities of the enterprise in- clude the construction of driveways, tennis courts, streets, gasoline sta- tions, parking lots, etc. Working over a radius of 250 miles the firm em- ploys local help and will carry a pay- roll of 50 people at the peak of this year's season, in comparison to 26 during the same period last year. 0. W. HOUTS LUMBER CO. A PROGRESSIVE FIRM The ultimate success of any bus- iness depends largely on the good- will engendered through cooperation with local civic activity and other industrial enterprises, and it is the recognition of these progressive prin- ciples which has led to the marked success of the O. W. Houts Lumber Co.. Buckout 8t., State College, Pa, Established 11 years ago by Mr. Houts, the firm has enjoyed phe- nomenal growth under his capable administration. Distributors of Cer- tainteed Roofing, the company sup- plies everything to build anything, including coal, lumber. millwork, roofing materials, glass, paint, ce- ment, ready-mixed concrete and countless other items necessary for buflding from cellar to roof. Now operating 22 trucks covering the area from Harrisburg to Pitts burgh, the firm has gained promin- ence among similar enterprises in the field because of the modern methods employed in its administra tion. Local civic leaders are in full same position In the | | dishes. Parties have found the Inn No job is too large or too small | are part of ! accord with the company. which is | a ready contributor to community projects. DUX CLUB BOWLING ALLEYS HEALTH CENTER the business, brings to this area the | Making available entertainment of the clean, wholesome type for the entire family, the Dux Club, 128 8. Pugh St, State College, is highly valued by its large clientele. Estab- lished 11 years ago, the enterprise is under the capable direction of Mr. Russell Vroman, genial host who has been serving as manager for the past 10 years. Mr. P. H. Gentazel, iid of healthful benefit of 12 modern bowl- all worthy | Woodward, Operated for the past 60 years by the Hosterman family, the hotel is presently under the capable direction of Mr, C. H. Hosterman, who has served as proprietor for the past four years Offering facilities for from 80 to 100 people in the dining room, the enterprise has gained a wide repu- tation for its deliciously prepared an ideal meeting place, and the | management extends a cordial invi- | tation to such groups to avail them- selves of its genial hospitality and friendly atmosphere. Eleven clean rooms with comfortable beds are vart of the hotel's service Shook Farm Prized Dating its history back to the days of William Penn, the Dalry Farm of Mrs. Cora M. Shook, Rd. from Spring Mills to Millheim, two miles East of Spring Mills, has been widely recog- nized as one of the most important safeguards of the public health in this area. The farm, which has been in the Shook family for 150 years is presently operated by Mrs. Shook herself since her husband's death eight years ago. Prior to that time Mr. and Mrs. Shook operated the enterprise together over a period of 17 years Assets of the farm include 30 head of Guernsey cattle, which is Mrs Shook's source in the production of milk, cream and other pure dairy products. Local housewives are in- debted to this modern dairy farm for its excellent production of dairy foods Hartman-Sellers Co. Noted Area Asset An index of progressively operated enterprises in the local area would not be complete without the inclu- sion of the refrigeration company of Hartman and Sellers, Glennland Buliding, State College, Pa., which has won the respect and esteem of its appreciative clientele through the well planned and progressive poll- cles of the management Established three years ago by Mr L. F. Hartman, who Is head of the firm, the enterprise offers Frigid- aire Refrigeration and Frigidaire Ranges, and features the most com- plete repair service on refrigerators and ranges in this area. Five people are employed in the operation of the business, which is highly valued for its service after the sale policy. Nerhood Garage A Leader In the forefront of the Who's Who in commercial leadership in this ares is Nerhood's Garage, Corl St, State Jollege, which has, since its incep- tion, made a tradition of honest workmanship and reliable service Established in 1830 by Mr. Hubert G. Nerhood. the firm has achieved unususl success under his capable management The enterprise features Interna- tional Trucks of all sizes and types, together with a complete line of In- ternational Harvester power equip- ment and farm implements Added ures of the business are Inter- national Commercial refrigeration and an expert repair service on trucks and farm equipment of all makes feat Electric Bakery A Winner A dominant factor in the distribu- tion of fine baked goods in this area, the Electric Bakery Co. 243 8. Allen St, State College, has been highly lauded by appreciative local house- wives for the fine quality and tasti- ness of their products. Established in May, 1928 by Mr. J. A. Glenn and Mr. C. H Turner, partners, the bak- ery has steadily progressed to its present position of popularity and esteem. Noted for its progressive innova- tions, the enterprise is now using a vitamin reinforced dough for bread, | rolls and sweet rolls. From three to six local people are employed by this modern, sanitary bakery, which is open to the public for inspection at’ all times. One truck is utilized for Bierley’'s Garage Popular Accurately reflecting the trend in i ‘this area toward the use of more ing alleys, and invites the entire | family to participate in this benefic- | ial sport. Leagues are also invited | by the management of the enter- prise, which employs four people! and offers competent instruction to | beginners A debt of gratitude is! owed this modern establishment for | its willing cooperation worthy civic projects. with FRASER’S COAL YARD HIGHLY VALUED UNIT A great industrial factor in this | area and contributing much toward the ideal of a happier and more prosperous community, Fraser's Coal | Yard, near Struble’s Station, is | progressive managerial policies. The firm, which operates its own ‘soft coal mine, is noted for its fine and has grade of bituminous coal, been widely acclaimed for its policy among the leaders as one of the Lot accurate weight and clean coal outstanding firms of its type. Estab- | lished six years ago by Mr. William of the enterprise is apributed to his Five people are employed in the op- eration of the business, which util- distribution over the entire area, WOODWARD INN FAMED FOR ITS HOSPITALIT The prime requisite in the success of any hotel is the friendly spirit of hospitality which it conveys to its patrons, and it is this policy which [civic leaders regard the firm very has led to the unqualified success Jaghly for its willing contribution community projects. of the Woodward Inn, Route 45, all | and better motor cars, Blerly's Gar- age. Rebersburg, Pa., have progress- ed to their present important posi- | tion in the automotive industry. The | enterprise, which will mark its 17th | year in May, has achieved its re- | markable growth and success under | the capable direction of Mr. 8. A. Bierly, proprietor. Featuring sales and service on the | Chevrolet cars and trucks, the firm | offers in addition guaranteed used cars and expert repair service on all | makes and models of cars. TWo me- | 10 in this area, the Penns Valley cattle, sheep, hogs, etc, regardless port and esteem of the community. | Centre Hall, Pa. 18 of whether they are intended for | chanics are employed in the oper- | ation of the enterprise. which serves | | i | proprietor, whose thorough knowl H. Fraser, the outstanding success izes the services of four trucks for | edge of the field has gained him a large, appreciative patronage, i Station, the enterprise features ex- : | features of the business include the | line and oils. ! | Garage, Potters Mills, Pa i shown the way toward proper oper- | {pert lubricating and general repair {work on all makes of cars. Gulf, American and Pennzip gaso- i ’ Brown's Garage A-1 Automotive circles have watched | with interest the progress of Brown 's | , which has | ating principles and successful busi- ness management. Established seven years ago, the firm is under the able direction of Mr. Harry E. Brown, Operating as a 100% Mobilgas Added sale of Pirestone tires, and Globe batteries and auto accessories. Local to all worthy iin | quarter of a century ago, ‘period of many years, | distribution of the firm's products. | Engineering Co. 8. Potter 8t., Belle- | G. W. HOLT AND SON NOTED LUMBER DEALERS; VALUED ASSET Successful industrial enterprises of long establishment tend to impart thelr own stability to the surround- ings in which they are found, and it is for this reason that the Lum- | ber Company of Gi. W, Holt and Son, Unionville, the Pa., 1s so highly valued community, Established a the busi- ness is under the capable direction lof Mr. G. W. Holt and Blanchard E. Holt, partners This progressive company buys tracts over a radius of 80 miles, and utilizes three portable saw mills in the production of all types of lum- ber including building lumber, pulp wood for paper manufacturing and mine and rallroad timber From 30 to 50 People are employed his son, CLARK TRUCKING CO. CRITERION IN FIELD Efficiently operated business enter- prises are a boon to the continued success and growth of any commun- fty and it is the consideration of this fact which causes the local citi- zenry to support and esteem the trucking firm of M. A. Clark, 120 8 Pugh St, State College. Established in 1930, by Mr. Clark, the business has grown and prospered under his progressive management and is to- day recognized as one of the lead- ing of its kind in the fleld firms The company which carries P, U C. and 1. C. C. licenses centers its activity around the hauling of gen- eral freight and commodities. The growth this model enterprise is eviden by the fact that at the time of its Inception it operated only one truck itilizes the ser- vices of of eleven trucks. The firm has won the full support and esteem of local civic leaders through its ready contribution to all worthy community of and today a fleet projects STOVER HOTEL HOST TO MANY VISITORS Traditionally playing host to thou- sands of visitors to this locality for over a century, the Stover Hot el, Route 95 Conia, Pa, is widely heralded for its excellent cuisine and unaffected hospitality. Under the sa- gacious direction of Mr. Ralph Har- bach, genial proprietor for the past 15 years, the establishment has come to be regarded by discriminating travellers as an outstanding example of proper hotel management The facilities of the hotel are of PENN STATE the best, alry and each of its nine neat, sleeping rooms houses a com- fortable inviting bed. The excel- len appointed dining room can com! fortably accomodate 70 people, and the manage ment invites groups and parties to avail themselves of the fine facilities and sincere hos- pitality of this model institution The delicious chicken waffle and country dinners served here have contributed toward the enviable reputation of the hotel LAUNDRY AID TO HOUSEWIVES .' Dedicated to the proposition of saving local housewives many tedious hours of work, the Penn State Laun- dry, 320 W. Beaver Ave, State Col- lege, justly merits the high esteem with which it is regarded through- out the area. Established 26 years ago, the laundry has achieved rapid success and growth under the cap- able direction of Mr. R. F. Brandiff, who has served as manager for the CIVIC LEADE Echoing the unaffected spirit of hospitality ‘and genial friendliness of State College, the Nittany Lion Inn, on the Campus, State College, Pa. has been widely acclaimed as the traditional host to visitors in the area. Established 10 years ago, the hotel has achieved rapid growth and popularity under the capable man- agement of Mr. John Lee, who has past eight years The laundry and and is highly wives workms hip. Three trucks Ver. ing Belletonte and State College, assure speedy pick-up and delivery, Twent people find gainful em- ployment in the working conditions RS VALUE linen supply service valued by local house. for the excellent quality of its or five ty busin ess under ideal NITTANY LION INN Tserved in t capacity for the past nine VOears Facilities ing accomod Seo Die 1 roo High- local civic leaders, the model hotel 5 reads like a Who's Who of al stinguished visitors to this area all with private bath iy slued by this C.F. HIPPLE Ents AID TO FARMERS HERE Due io itg strict adherence to a policy of reliability and value to an appreciative clientele, the firm of Charles F. Hipple, N. Water 8t, Bellefonte, Pa, has steadily ad- vanced to its present position in the fleld. Established seven years ago, the company is headed by Charles F. Hipple, who has been serving as County Commissioner since January 1, 1940, having previously officiated as School Director of Burnside town. ship over a period of 18 years The enterprise centers its activ. ities around the sales and service on the complete line of International Harvester and J. 1. Case and Co agricultural implements and is the official Oliver Implement repair sta- tion. Two regular and one part-time employee assist in the operation of the business, which features expert repair work on all make implements, SUTTON ENGINEERING COMPANY Bringing to this section the inher- ent tradition of fine service over a the Sutton | fonte, Pa. continues to operate un- |its original establishment in Janu- ary, 1917. Founded as the Abram- sen Engineering Co. the firm name was changed in 1821 ‘o the Button- Abramsen Engineering Co, and again in 1823 to the Sulton Engin- eering Co. Much of the company’s growth iand success is attributed to the cap- LEADS FIELD | ome direction of its administrative officers, Mr. Egil T. Risan, Plant | Manager, and Mr. O. J. Sckawden, Chief Engineer. Mr. Risan, who is {Joined the firm on September 1, | der the same principles which have | 11921 as Chief Engineer, and has of- | icaused its remarkable success since | ficiated as Plant Manager since 1929, payroll of the company includes 46 local people, some of whom have been employed since the founding! of the business in 1917. PENNS VALLEY SALES BARN SERVES WEL Of great benefit to livestock inter-iof all livestock and poultry, horses, | business which fully merits the sup- | Bales Barn, {highly valued by local civic leaders Mr. 8. T. Riegel, who is always] with local farmers. The barn is devoled to the sale) {slaughter or dairy purposes. Tues- ins an indispensable part of the bus- | {day of each week is regular sales! | ness activity of the region. The firm {wag established two years ago bY buyers and sellers in the area to conduct their business under the! { willing to discuss livestock problems most advantageous conditions. Eight day at the barn, which affords both people are employed by the busi- ness on sales days. L. F. MAYES AND SON NOTED FOR MONUMENTS A warm invitation is extended to local residents to inspect with no obligation the two carloads of new spring stock of the L. Prank Mayes and Son Monument Co, Lemont, Pa. which is regarded with the highest esteem for its ethical man- agement and progressive business policies. The enterprise was estab lished in 1889 by Mr. J. B. Mayes, who Was ‘upon his retire- ment in 1906 by Mr. L. Frank Mayes, who is presently assisted by his son, Kenneth F. Mayes. Featuring artistic workmanship on i all monuments and mausoleums, the enterprise offers Rock of Ages Barre granites in addition to various im- ported granites. Mr. L. Frank Mayes is one of four sans, one of whom is deceased, while the other two are active in the same field in other i ing conditions, and the complete ac- enterprise offers a complete widely known in engineering circles, | Specializing in the manufacture of | Straightening Machinery and Roll- | ing Mill Machinery, the firm is in-/ ternationally famous, distributing its | products throughout the world. The! / by the enterprise under ideal work- cord and harmony between men and management is evidenced by the fact that some of the employees have been serving the firm for as long as 20 years, Distribution of the firm's products is made throughout the States of New York and Pennsyl- vania Heim’s Service Station Lauded cognizant of its responsibil ity of ‘reliable service 0 a large mo- toring clientele, Helm's Service Bta- tion, N. Water St. Bellefonte, Pa. continues to operate under the same principles which have contributed to its remarkable success and growth Established In 1836, the firm is un- der the partnership of Mr. D. H Heim, who has been active in the field since 1921 Serving as an official inspection station, the company specializes in Marfax lubrication in an inside lub- itorium, washing, polishing, simon- izing and minor repair work, in- cluding brake work, A 100% Texaco Station, the sales division of the enterprise stocks Exide batteries, U 8 nd various auto accessor- les. From one to two employees as- sist in the operation of the business, which also offers a convenient call for and delivery service to ap- entele 1 lly tires its preciatlive Cl Mallory Studio A-1 Notable throughout the region for fine photographic work, the Mallory Studio, Crider’s Exchange, Belle fonte, Pa, has established a fine reputation through expert work- hip and ethical business poli- 43 years ago, the capably managed by ory propriet tor Re oldest photograpt mans ies. Established enterprise Mr. RL noted as is Mali the in this area ni widely ted for its imercial 4 ng and g picte line stocked acclaimed enterprise expert portrait and photography, kodak fin- picture framing. A ocom- sot tographic supplies he _establis sh Bb SA ERE Peters’ Welding Fine In full accord with the best civic interests of the area, the Louis Peters Welding Shop Milesburg, Pa. continues to maintain its progressive administrative policies thereby con- tributing much towards its own suc- cess and the greater development of the commit Established 17 years ago, the enterprise is under the cap- able direction of Mr. Louis G. Peters, proprietor, who brings 20 years of valuable experience in the field w the business ™ model firm offers complete electric and acetylene welding, util- izing a portable welding outfit ap- proved by the State of Pennsyl- vania. A radius of 35 to 50 miles 's served by the company which Is highly valued by local civic leaders for its ready contribution to all worthy community projects nity hE Thompson Co. Lauded Expert craftsmanship and progres- sive principles of operation are fac- tors to which are attributed the re- markable growth and success of the William D. Thompson Upholstering Co. 102 E. Lamb Street, Bellefonte, Pa. The firm was established 15 years ago by Mr. Willlam D. Thompson, proprietor, who brings a lifetime of experience to the business and is noted as a recognized authority in the field. The company is highly valued for its expert custom upholstering. fur. niture repairing, and antique restor- ing and repairing Mr. Barmond Thompson, brother of the proprie- tor, assists in the operation of the business which serves a large clien- tele over a radius of 25 miles. In an accounting of the forward + march of jocal business enterprises, | mention must be necessarily made | of McKinney's Service Station, Pot- | ters Mills, Penna, which has proven | to be a vital factor in the automo- tive industry in this region. Mr. George McKinney, proprietor, as September, 1940, and under his ex- | pert guidance the enterprise has | active rapid popularity and suo- | cess Operating as a 100% Esso station, | | the firm does expert general auto re- pairing, expert lubrication, {and simonizing, in addition to the McKinney in the operation of the | Pleasant Gap Garage ores Well the rapid strides made in the auto- area through the progressive pra ciples of operation embodied in parts of Pennsylvania, McKinney's Auto Port sumed direction of the station in| SUBURBAN INDUSTRIES VALUED of estab- backbone Industrial enterprises lished reliability are the of the nation's prosperity, directly imparting their own stability and success to the particular region in which they are found, and in this category must be placed the Bubur- ban Industries, Pleasant Gap, Pa Established in 1920 as the Suburban Construction Co. the firm name was recently changed to the irban Industries Bub The company operates nine plants in the Btate, and Mr. Ralph R. Dob- REGION AID elbower, Construction Engineer, has charge of the plants at Pleasant Gap, Lebanon and Winfield, in ad- dition all the contract work In Pennsylvania, Manufacturers of black top road surfacings of asphalt and tars, the firm contracts all types of road surfacing such as airports, roads, driveways, etc. and covers the area from Altoona to the Delaware River, From 40 Yo 50 people are €m- ployed by the enterprise in the Belle- fonte area during the six month season in the spring and summer 175) TORSELL AN MOTOR Due to progressive and wel 1 plan- ned business methods, the Torsell and Bpence Motor Co, Cherry Al- Alle y Bt Bellefonte, achiey ir 1 recogni- its field. This del enter under the manage- A. P. Bpence and Patl- partners, who sir eas Pa tion ley and sgher ol prise is ment of John sy Torsell difection ary 27, 1941 capable of the bu D SPENCE CO. LAUDED The company competent sales and service on the Btudebaker Champion, Commander and Presi- dent cars and the full line of baker trucks. A general makes of Cars in ried offers repais on au reconditic and ¢ are other featur One empl the successful are vee assists in BLUE AND WHITE LUNCH ROOM POPULAR An unbeatable combinat restaurant field is the spirit ol gay~ cooked food, and in respect the Blue and White Room, 220 East College Ave Btate llege, hag proven itself worthy of its tremendous success Established about two Years ago, the enterprise has been the di- f Mr. Reyn ety and finely this Lunch naer rect of is Watson for h g he nas wi Pans * GLENNLAND derably expand- » Offering any from a sand- wich 0 a meal restaurant has achieved tremendous popularity among students in addition to ca- tering to a large family trade Pifty people can find comfortable accomo- dations at the Lunch Room, which is highly valued by loca] residents for its willing cooperation with projects POOL all IDEAL HEALTH CENTER ) repo! ris According eminent released med cal Lies ben no more 3 State CO Years ago tremen dous capable Tressler. the i Py cil ring the Feat Limes mixed bathing at all large 40° by 80’ pool, health standards are ained by Mr. Tressler, who the water analyzed twice week- plogica] department in addition to reg- «I lar fi tering and chlorination of the large Jocal family trade elf of the fine facilities of swimming pool oy wal RING BROS. CO. EXPERT AUTO WRECKERS A ceria economic sign of the commercial d progress of any presence of a quali- the automo- social in an ‘ region the 5 fied representative of tive ind: thought istry Tea Ast lis and It is with mind that civic boosters in this area have regarded the Ring Brothers Auto Wrecking Co. as a definite community asset, The firm which is located on Route 53, be- tween Axemann and Pleasant Gap 3 miles uth of Bellefonte, was es- in ty “ryt tablished three years ago, and is under the direction of Mr. Fred Ring, who ha had a lifetime of ex- perience in the field Ee ine late mode] auto wrecks the company buys and sells used cars, and carries a complete stock of used parts for all makes of cars. A towing service is part of the activity of the firm which covers about two acres with wrecked cars Mr. Ring is assisted by his bro Charles and one other employee. - other. OL CAMPUS SADDLE SCHOOL NOTED IN Bringing to this area the full ad- vantages of pleasant exercise and healthful sport, the Campus Saddle School, rear of Glennland Building, State College, Pa. justly merits the high esteem with which it is re- garded throughout the region. Es- tablished in 1831, the school has been under the proprietorship of Mr. Dave Shearer for the past nine years, and his progressive policies THIS REGION and personal popularity have con- tributed much toward the success of the enterprise. Offering special rates to regular riders, the Bchool features expert instruction to beginners, utilizing the services of 10 well schooled horses, presently boarding about 8 or 10 horses, this progressive riding school has come to be regarded as an indispensable part of the recreation- al life of local residents. HILLSIDE ICE AND STORAGE Notable among the many out] {standing business enterprises in the community is the Hiliside Ice and ade Storage Co. 133 N. Patterson St, State College, which has steadily | progressed to its present position of (commercial leadership. Established in 1915 as the Hillside Ice and Ooal (Co, the firm assumed its present name on Seplember 1, 1839, and is presently under the capable direo- | CO. VALUED tion of Mr. W. M. Bardo, Manager and partner in the business Offering a large, appreciative clientele 7000 to 8.000 square feet of cold storage space, the company boasts a dally output of from 10 to 15 tons of pure, clean ioe. Five peo- ple are employed in the operation of the enterprise, which utilises three trucks for adequate coverage of a 10 to 20 mile radius. O'BRYAN'S SERVICE An outstanding example of the {dustry in this area is , Route 322 at Borough limits of State College, which is presently in’ the process of construction of a new showroom and shop building of the latest design. Established in 1033. | | this progressive firm has mad d | Appropriately keeping abreast of Ty strides under the proprietorship of Mr, James E. O'Bryan, capable ade wk STATION AUTO HAVEN {sale of Atlas tires, batteries, and | mocessories. One mechanic assists Mr. | Iministrator of the company's policies, {progress made in business and in-| land Sunoco gas and ofls, Lee and McCreary tires, Willard and Exide Batteries, and serves an apprecia- tive clientele with jubrication, wash ing. simonizing and general auto re pair service. A tasty dairy | part of the firm's service to its large Offering residents of this area un« STATE COLLEGE AIR DEPOT SERVES AREA The depot makes available a com-
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