April vil 17, 1941. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. a MILESBURG Sunday guests at the John Smith | home were Mr. and Mrs, Lytle Wen. | rick of Snow Shoe, Mr, and Mrs. L L, McCariney and two children, Mrs, Oscar Fisher and daughter of | Mt. Eagle, Miss Ella Levy has returned home from a few months visit with rela- tives in Indiana. Mrs. Clara Walker, a former resi- dent of this place was brought here | from Altoona, and funeral services were held Friday. Burial was made in the Advent cemetery, Callers at the W. S. Walker home | Sunday were Mr. Walker's sisters Miss Edna and Mrs. Gillen of Snow | Shoe; Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Piper and daughter Jean of Tyrone, Anne Stere spent Friday with her | father at Valley View, celebrating | the birthday of Jackie Shultz, Those who were at the Pele Bry- an home Easter were: Miss Jane Smith, Mrs. Lewis Lose, Mr. and | Mrs. Tony Rose, Mr. and Mrs. An- | drew Centobene, Mrs. Hilda Gin- | gher, Mr. and Mrs. Mae Bryan, Polly Ann Bryan, Mr, and Mrs. Al- bert Smith, Fred Smith, Mary Alice Smith, Mr. and Mrs. George Jodon, Mary Jodon, Johnnie Koch, Arnold Koch, Mr. and Mrs. Bunny Meyer, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Keeler, ate their Easter supper at the hunting camp near Renovo. Mr. and Mrs. William Leonard Tyson motored burg, Sunday Mr. and Mrs, William Fisher and two children were dinner guests al the Mrs. Harriet Zimmerman home Sunday. In the afternoon the en- tire party motored to State College Tis so easy for us to read the Bible and quote the Bible, but how many of us live the Bible. We were very sorry to learn of the passing of Rev. Piper on Mon- day, who was a friend of everyone and we shall miss his friendly greet- ing. Quite some excitement was caus- ed here Friday afternoon when fire was discovered on the roof of Emma Smith's house by a neighbor. An alarm was sounded and the Undine Fire Co. responded. But due to Keene and to Philips- | repadr, {carried a lot of articles from the | ticles | clothing, curtains, new linens, blan- | chest | carried | plans can be made she is a guest at | Time { for a worthy cause. some difficulty in getting water atl {once the house was burned beyond A large crowd gathered and a lot of valuable ar- destroyed including house. But were kets and bedding. Also an antique ol drawers which became wedged in the stairway and due to {the intense heat had to be aban- We understand Mrs, Smith no insurance, Until other doned, the M, H, Hall home, Don't forget that next Thursday, Apri] 24th. is the date for the chick- en supper at the Baptist church 5 o'clock, price 50¢c. This is You don't have to be a Boy Scoul to do a daily good deed, Just look around you, and you will see plenty | to do, Mrs. Clyde Blair ahd two daugh- ters spent the Easter holidays in Pittsburgh Miss Sara Peace of Lock Haven, spent the weekend at her home here, Miss Louise Fleck of Bellefonte spent Baster with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Eckenroth, Mr, and Mrs. John Hall and two children of Baltimore, spent the weekend with the former's mother and family. ON EASTER MORNING, They whisper: “Look at her old clothes! Oh, really( aren't they They haven't stopped out Where she has A woman, who supported five By scrubbing was quite ill And begging for a doctor's care; But none could pay the bill Last winter half-starved babies cried, So helpless, weak and cold; A crippled man sought just a roof To shield him-—{rall and old. Indeed, her costume's out of style; For when these needs arose 8he gave her money to the poor, That's why she wears old clothes! funny? to figure spent her money —L¥yla Myers. COLLEGE TOWNSHIP William J. Dreibelbis farmer be- came {ll Thursday night with ap- pendicitis and was taken to the Centre Count Hospital Saturday night and an operation was per- formed at once. He is said to be getting along as well at present as can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Ibra Breon moved recenely {rom the Willis Johnson- baugh house to a shocked farm lo- cated near Bellefonte, nearby the new highway that being bulit between Bellefonte and S:ate Col- lege. It is reported that the C. J. Irvi family, Mr. Irvin is superinten hi of the College agriculture farm, will move into the brick farm house which will be vacated soon by Mr and Mrs. Milton Carver Mr. and Mrs. Elwood McClellan and son moved on April 9 into th former Allman farm house. The new owner is Mrs. Oliver Pelers ol Pennsylvania Purnace A section of road is being survey- ed for the building of a WPA road BLANCHARD (From las! week) An advance notice that summer is near is brought to our atiention by the preparation of the festival roster by the committee he Blanchard Street light festival has been booked for Augu:t 8th A baby girl was born to Mrs, Swanson at Teah's Hospital, Lock Haven last week. Mr. Lew Miller has recently mov- ed fron Monument to the apart- ment above Campbells store Miss Evelyn Schenck has return- ed home after completing a few weeks employment near Mill Hall Mrs. T. M. Kunes and Miss Jean Kunes motored to Clearfield on Saturday to visit with Misses Mattie and Lizzie Potis. Mrs. Dallas Kline spent Wednes- | day visiting relatives in Howard. | Mrs. W. H. Spangler spent Tues- | day in Renovo. Beatrice Packer returned home | after visiting in south Williams- port, for a week with Mrs. Charles | Letter. i Thursday supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond | Maxon, were: Mr. and Mrs, George | Barreit, Mrs. Clyde Sterner and | Mrs. Edna Luxenberger of South | Williamsport Mrs. Annie James spent a week | in Lock Haven, visiting with her | niece, Mrs. Claude Dauberman, also the with her brother Robert Walker and | family. Mrs. Raymond Maxon and daughters Beatrice and Evelyn, spent Friday at Beech Creek with Mrs, Irvin Fravel and Mrs. Harry Peters, 5. Irvin Pravel and Mrs. Wil- liam Kunes and son Garey spent Wednesday at the home of Mrs. | Freq Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maxon and two children spent Bunday afternoon with Mrs. Annie James of Marsh Creek. EE hn HUBLERSBURG (From last week) The Alumni Association are hold- | ing a public card party atl the school house on Friday evening, April 18th | at 8 o'clock. Admission 256 cents. Miss Mildred Fravel spent Sun- day with Mrs. Mary Bryant and son James Bryant of Bellefonte, R.D Ga James a draftee left Mon- lor a years training In the uv. Mrs. W. B, Plank of Eas- | A home of Mr. and | onada on Friday. i Von Raymond Rogers of Jacksonville, vis- home of Mr. and Mrs. | glad to elcome her on Ai ater i$ spend. ing some time { Alec Patton, between State Pleasant Hill and mito a branch hard of the Buffalo Run stone foundation is laid College as as the Sheesley home Co which is y built College throug! will connect surface road road. The from State Clarence farm. Mr. and Mrs, Morris Garner and sons Ken and Junior visiled Mr and Mrs. Ibra Breon, of Bellefonte on Wednesday condition ciim is favorabie It is lig ht | nartl partl ’ LAT lege of John Lyle acci- sald to be very un- that an be built in the near will furnish light and 10 several families, that of Willis Johnsonbaugh two houses, Fred Nefls, Clayton Krebs, and Lew Wolford Rodney Struble of Houservill who suffered severe burns several weeks ago, is getting along right well and is expected to return to his home from the Centre County Hospital soon reported electric ne will future that power Brungards e ’ Mr. and family of day visit Mrs. Bd. Condo and Lock Haven were Sun- al the Adam Fravel ors home Mr Dickie and Mrs Harry Garbrick and Garbrick and Mr. Earl Gentzel of Bellefonte, R. D. were Saturday evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F, E Votada Miss Helen McCloskey is spend- ing several days this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mc- Closkey of Lemont. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Walker and family of Pleasant Gap were Sun- day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, P. A, Hinds Miss Helen Guiser of Stale Col- lege, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Guis- | er PORT MATILDA (From last week) Mrs, Howard Edwards and Mrs Jessie Lykens were Altoona shop- | pers on Friday afternoon. Mrs, George Harpsier and Mrs spent Thursday vis- iting with Mrs. Alta Spackman al Martha Mr. C. K, Woodring of Williams~ | port, spent Friday night at the | home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. | E. M. Woodring. Miss Bettie Royer spent the week- | {end at her home at Centre Hall Dick Bartley have | moved in the G. R. Cowher apart- | Mr, ang Mrs, ment house, T. R. McMonigal made a business trip to Williamsport on Thursday. There will Bake sale held in the basement of the M. E. church April 26th. Mr. Morris Davis spent the week- | end at his home here, Howard Woodring has secured employment at Penna, Furnace, Jack Ross was 4 recent visitor at | the home of his parents, Mr. and | Mrs. D, L. Ross. Mrs, Ellis Auman and Mrs E. M. | Woodring spent Saturday in Tyrone | | shopping. Mrs. Ellis Auman and Mrs, Harold : McCutchen spent Friday in Tyrone, Mr. and Mrs, Chesler Cronister, | ‘of Wilkinsburg, {at the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. B. visited on Sunday Miles, Mrs, Ira Lane was a recent shop- per in Tyrone. Miss Katherine Young of Tyrone, | visited with her mother Mrs, Cora | | Young on Sunday. Nurse Commisisoned Miss Bertha Connelly, Covington, near Mansfield who has inurse in Geisinger Memorial Hos- | pital, Danville, for six years, has tal at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation with a commission of second lieutenant, JACKSONVILLE (From last week) Mr, and Mrs. Homer Lose son Ear] of Bellefonte, spent Tues- day evening of last week with her grandmother, Mrs, Lucy Conaway. Callers at the Weaver home dur- ing the week were Mr, and Mrs. | Fred Haines and daughter Rose, of | Upper Marion, Mrs, James Shafler and children, Mrs, Ted Dixson and children, Mrs. Robert Conaway, Dorothy Betz and niece Nancy. Mr. and Mrs, Luther Fisher and family of Bellefonte, spent Sunday | afternoon at the Elmer 8wope | home, | Mr. ang Mrs, Robert Conaway and family spent Sunday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, William Beightol and family at Howard. Miss Bette Aley was a Sunday dinner guest of her friend Kathryn McCrea Mr. Ellsworth Conaway, Sheasley and daughter spent Sunday evening with his mother, Mrs. Lucy Conaway Mr. and Mrs. John Schaeffler and daughter, Nancy and son Ronald, of Centre Hall ing at the C E. Alley home, Other callers were Virginia Young of Hub- lersburg and Mr, Willard Meyers of Lamar, Mr. and Mrs Gertrude Shirley, Deimer Ertley daughter Peggy and son Kenneth, and Mr. and Mrs. C. E Aley mo- tored on Sunday to Milroy and call- ed at the Roy Kerns home and also called at the John Schaeffer home at Centre Hall Callers at the E. R. Bartley home week were Mrs. Alice Betz, Richard Vonada and daugh- Marjorie, Mrs, Miles Bartley, Irvin Albright and daughter Mrs. Harry Albright and Louise of Salona Mr. and Mrs, Albert Thompson of Nittany, Rev. Gulick of Howard, Robert Conaway Mrs. Estella Dixson was a dinner guest at the E.R, Bartley home on Friday Josephine Deitz was a Friday al- ternoon caller at the R. J. Vonada home. Fred Belz entertalr ful Helpers Class of the Reformed Sunday School on Friday evening. Miss Bette Aley spent Wednes- day night and Thursday with her cousin, Louise Beightol of Howard Mrs Clayton Womeisdor! and son Nevin and daughter Dorothy of Beech Creek, were unday supper guests at the E. R. Bartley home Mrs Harry Fisher {rom Charle- rol, spent a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Swope who has been seriously {lI with quinsy, but is much betler ai this writing. Mrs daug! Howat d callers at the Rr Mr. and Mr sons Paul and Juni ng at the | Harold I the past Mr ter Mrs Helen daugh ter near ned the Cheer- willl er were evenl Mrs honor of a Aneth birthday past week h roast 1gs, cake resent were of State Sumner Dick and which occurred in The table was ladened chicken and all its and foce cr sJane’s the trimm wall ings Lids S00 Bobby, } D.. Mary Ju Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Nt i children Kenneth, Dicky and Els Jane. Other afternoon call- ers were Mrs. Eisie Noll, Mrs, Sarah ufman Miss Kathryn Martin Carl Martin of State College Mr. and Mrs, Roy Shafter of Ly- onstown was a f nt at the home ¢ Shaffer and family, this eing ry Shaffer birthday. Other callers during the weekend were Mrs. Mary Deitz and daughter Josephine and Mrs. Robert Conaway Mr Ellsworth Conaway, Gertrude Sheasley and daughter Shirley of Beech Creek, spent Monday evening with his brother Robert Conaway and family wr of | SE aus HOWARD (From last week) Those who called at the John H Diehl home Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs, Eichelberger, of Ni- agara Falls, N. Y. Miss Ruth Schmick and gentleman friend of Elmira, N. Y..; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Diehl, Mrs. Eichelberger and Mrs, Dorothy Berry of Lock Haven; and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel] Diehl and | two children of Mt. Vernon D. C. | Mr. and Mrs, Ira A Kline and Mrs. Frank A. Benfer of Beaver Springs, spent the day at the home of Mr. C. C. Dreese and family. Mr. George Bullock of Unionville, retired April 1st from the office of Howard P, R. R. station. Mr. Irvin of Woodland has filled the vacancy Mr. and Mrs. Difenderfer of Lew- | lsburg will move to Howard in the | Mr. Difenderfer will | | be employed by the Sheffield farms | i Co b¢ a rummage and | ! near future, | Mrs, Jolin Weber Friday evening in | the Lock Haven hospital, home of Mr. A. A. Wagner, Mrs. Nannie Wagner of Jersey Shore is visiting with her sister, Mrs. George Regal Many people enjoyed the Cantata held Tuesday night in the Metho- | | dist church. | ‘Why Expe riment- | You don't have to take a chance with World's Tonic. Many people, | have used it for years, Says Mrs. G.| ven, Pa.: “I certainly have been well spent Sunday even- | A daughter was born to Mr. and | Mr. John H Wagner and family | | spent Bunday in Johnstown at the | Ask Your Neighbors some of them your very neighbors, | W. Jones, 41 Spring St, Lock Ha- | HOLT'S HOLLOW and Mr, and Mrs, Maurice Depuey, Mr. and Mrs, George Magarge! Mrs. J, J. Fyfe and son of New York | and daughter of Pleasant Gap, Mr, City, spent with relatives in Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Burd and son spent Baster Sunday with home | folks at Unionville, Sunday visitors at the Charles | Lucas home were Mr, and Mrs, John Mr, and Mrs, and familly of Barnhart of Curtin, Willard Eminhizer Lock Haven: and Hugh Confer of Orviston, Helen Brown spent the weekend with relatives at Axe Mann. Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Burd and Mrs. Edith Burd were Easter guests at the Milford Burd home at Pleas- | ant Gap. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sliker of Milesburg, Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Johnson and Mr. Brooks of Centre Hall, also relatives from Johnstown were Sunday guests at the Ida Johnson home J. B. Poorman of spent ghe weekend with home folks Ed, Confer, Don Gray | Johnstown, | thelr Easter vacation | and Mrs, Clyde Watson and song of | Milesburg, Mrs { children of Central City, Mrs. Mau- Olive Rhoades and rice Depuey, Mrs, J, J. Fyfe ang son of New York, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Sheesley, Elwood Robb of Howard, Mr. and Mrs, Orvis Watson and family, Mrs, Lee Johnson and daughter were Easter visitors at the Watson home. Mr, and Mrs, James Sepric h and children, Mrs, Wright of Milesburg, Roy Freet of Lewistown, Bessie Rhine of Dry Top, Mrs, John Wa'~ son, Mrs. Lee Johnson and daugh- ter were recent callers at the Orvis Watson home, Mr, and Mrs Mr, and Mrs Mrs. Claud Bellefonte were Heaton home, Roy Woomer of Md, Paul Emerick Mr, and Heaton and family of Easter guests at the M. mp C. Reese and were recent and Mrs Cum 8t Mr son of | callers in our vicinity BENNER TOWNSHIP Gus Witherite has taken housekeeping wveral rooms of his parents house and he will work for farm this in his father on the summer Wilbur Orndorf and family from Coleville, autoed through Rock on Sunday enroute to State College to mother Mrs. William they all autoed togeth- Cal vin Noll at Easter accompal ni Orndor! Centre Hall t Sunday ) ) worked for Paul few days this week clearing barn yard Blair business F evening. ¢ bou 24 ¢ Slover out the son John Bellefonte wile and in Paul transacted oh EOL a WRI Paid wer this summer, Fred Marshall has gone back to work again at State College after a | lay off of Funeral State C« CAre {Wo weeks Di lege cal of rector Mr. Koch, aker of dig a grave fo on Wolford on Sorry C Klin Mr ine tic strokes death burial of Nel- say » death of John Spring Creek suffered several paraly- which was the cause of the He COLEVILLE (From last week) 121 out at invite you all lay or We Ruunday ah Sunday sca back again were glad (0 have We next Bur Os ree daugh- Delores giad to hear that Mrs is improving in the y Hospital, due 0 an spine, We wish nad are her the Bernard Mr. and Mrs fida Wian and Mill Halil Mr ish of near Rock- Mrs. Kenneth Greene on Kenneth, Jr. Verna and Mrs. Paul Shaffer two children, of Buffalo Run, and Mrz. Willlam Dubbs and An Eve and Park Stineger of Altoona and Mrs. Helen and twe Paul and Nevin We are glad to hear Derstine is well and we hope that he always keeps that way. Master Wayne Derstine and his parents spent Sunday at the Willlam Adams home in Mt Eagle. Mrs. Lloyd Gardner spent Tues- day at the Mrs, Ear] While home, We are sorry to hear that Mar- Stover home. Ce aid Biov ! and Mr son drew all Grove SONS garet Kovavic is stricken with the | grippe, for the third time this win- ter. covery. A fire originating in the roof of | up led on Ira Benner, | { the Meyer cemetery to that Wayne | We all wish her a speedy re- | | and | lege { buried i new Ford | coupe this week for his convenience | | their East or | were the home of Ira Benner were Mr of Ira Guests at this week and on Sun Florence Brennen, cousin Benner from State College; Jessie Witherile from Buffalo Run; Earl Walters, of Bellefonte; Harold Pau- gey from Buffalo Run; Francis Ben. ner from Mary Srey Miss Mildred Shuey, and Mrs William Packer and family of Curtin: Mary Weave friend George Robb, State Col- and Mr. and Mrs. John Martin and children of Bellefonte James Shilling, who tioned at camp spent East ter Sul how 5 parental home here, Fred Marshall's Sorry the death of Nelson Wolford of State College, who was +OF the Meyers cemetery on ay is now sta- on Tuesday Harold Fauzey is he farm for Paul Rock The working on here at DOW 3lalr Felix family of vacation in Rock spent New York boarding nee. who high OLIGAY } narents and brot s and sters at Klondike, Edwar Bob Reed suffered a of headas wh wins unable to ra Benner her ICAS k milk tha [64 vere sic his drive drove him spel! lie on truck and truck home, {| home weekend and Easier guests of W. Botz { day; Mizs Beaty! jel who is tak- ing a business Willlams- port spent her Easter vacation wilh the Ards Mr Fred Rites Fred Sites of M Kees] pleasantly entertal of Mr. and Mrs J and Mrs, Harold course in grandsoqa were at hom Ard and Mr a 3 rd respect A ivel y and Mrs Ohio, Mr Belle . Mu usser iy Dr er of Akron B. Musser nd Mrs. Lenhart H. Musser of Belle- d Mrs. Harry Zemie of nstown : Professor and Mrs aver of New Jersey. Mans sale of Mr. E H Musser on Saturday Mr. E. H. Musser's public well attended ang articles average brought fair prices His Roy Musser bought the resi- dence and adjoining lots for $1800 and John Confer purchased the former Adam Weaver orchard lot | for $170 Roy Muss of Os Edgar St in the public sale was on an s0nN T lin | Acre of Gold About an "acre of gold” is promis. William Young's home about 10 a | ed for visitors this Summer by E. 1 m. Tuesday morning, were brought under control by a few local fellows. The Bellefonte fire company re- | sponded to the call and repaired the hole in the roof temporarily. We are glad to hear that Edgar King and family are moving into the house recently vacated by Woodroe 8tover. The following persons attending defense schools from our town are: | James Wion, Willard and John Me- murtrie, and Ralph Lee studying to be automobile mechanics at Pleas- any Gap Paul Billet, Thurman Davis, and Kenneth Greene are taking a course in airplane me- | chanics at the local airport. Mrs. Betty Hafely called at the | Helen Grove and Kenneth Greene home on Tuesday afternoon. WOODWARD Mr, and Mrs, Gurney Musser and | family of Mifflinburg were Sunday | guests of Mr. Musser’s parents, Mr. | and Mrs, Reuben Musser. Easter communion services were | fittingly observed in the Evangell- | cal church on Sunday evening Rev. { H. A. Houseal delivered a very im- { pressive Baster discourse for the occasion. Mr. and Mri. Bruce Motz and | aughter, Joan, of Buffalo, N. Y,, KELVINATORS PHILCO RADIOS MELROY'’S Phone 9509-R-1 Pleasant Gap, Pa. ABC and VOSS WASHERS Bendix Home Laundry Electric Stoves rd Wilde, professor of ornamental hor. ticulture at the Pennsylvania State | College. He plans to plant an acre of approximately that size to mari- | golds, and already has accumulated 263 samples of seeds Now YOU Can Have A Real Place In the Sun! With a home of your own, you really belong. A PERMANENT home gives you roots and pres tige in the community that ne rented house ever can, yel it costs no more! Have our competent staff show you how you can bud- get your payments out of your present income. A carefully planned home can be yours for as little as $1500 a month, We'll gladly suggest a number of top- notch local contractors! HOUSING AND REMODELING CLINIC FOR OVER TWO DECADES For Materials Consult: 0. W. HOUTS LUMBER CO. N. Buckout St. Phone 703 STATE COLLEGE, PA. | PLEASANT VALLEY I BOGGS TWP. The sick around here are all bet | ter ay this writing. Harvey Eminhizer and daughter | LuVera and Jane Bagler motored to Harrisburg on Friday evening to the home of Theodore Eminhizer Returning home on Saturday night Theodore and wife came along 10 spend Easter at home, returning home on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Yeager and son Arthur of Mt Eagle, spent Easter at the home of Mr, and Mr; Harvey Eminhizer, Mr. and Mrs, Orvis Lucas and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Bayers and family, of Yarnell, visited at home of W. M, Richner Mr, and Mrs, Irvin Confer and Mr, and Mrs. Ralph McCartney, were Bellefonte shoppers on B8at- urday morning to hunt the Easter bunny Paul Confer spent the weekend at the home of Harvey Eminhizer helping with the farm work while Harvey was in Harrisburg, Norman Richner returned home at Summit Hill ing the winter with his er Lhe to hi alter spend- grand {ath- am————— BUFFALO RUN John Tressler has moved the where Lynn Hull and Harry Mayes has moved In tenant house which John Tressler vacated on the Green farm. Mr, and Mrs. John Meyers granddaughter of Centre Hall ited their nephew Edward this place Mr. and Mrs. John Rossman Mr and Mrs. Randall and son Kenneth of Halfmoon terrace visited Mr. and Mrs, Edwa Mayes last Sunday evening. Mrs. Harry 8huey Jolyer cleaned house for her brother Harry last Saturday where he mov- ed last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Owens vis- ited in Bellefonte a day last week Dorottay Lightner and Henry 8Sto- ver of West Virginia, where he 3 employed, visited with Mrs. Grace Koch and Ray Dean of Waddie last Sunday Mr, and Mrs tended the up on vacated the Lie farm the Mayes of rd of Moyer Abe Kauffman at- dance last Thursday Top or Eagle Inn are held there every Tues- and THs anc 130% DRY TOP (BOGGS TWP.) The young folks wag from home and spent evenin Dances od or Pud NiEOAS fat eM aw CGAY 5GAY who are awa) Easter with dmin- Ronald k Haven n Teacher ] Eugene Summers Geo org pe Kelley home Mrs. Annie Mechley John Kelley week ca led home Friday at the of last and { Attention! Poulfry Raisers Many thousands of chickens in Centre County are fed “ULTRA- LIFED"” Feeds exclusively . , . Many ADDITIONAL thousands of Chicks will be ralsed the “ULTRA-LIFED” way this year! FOR OVER 41 YEARS KERLIN'S at Centre Hall have been breeders and feeders of Quality Leghorns—pedigreed, trap-nested . , . They have invested over $20,000 in their Breed-improvement program . . . and they are leensed manufatturers of the famous VITAMIN-POTENT “ULTRA-LIFED” Poultry Feeds, Formula Biologically Tested, Fresh Feed Compounded Weekly. If it Is POULTRY PROFITS In which you are Interested-—give us a call HEADQUARTERS FOR Baby Chicks - Baby Pullets FULL LINE POULTRY SUPPLIES ‘Ul tra -Li fed b poittry Yuta GET IT AT KERLIN'S Kerlin’s Grand View Poultry Farm (BOX 41CD) CENTRE HALL, PA. fHE FAMOUS ”, - > Mary Mrs Tucker, Mrs Margaret S8che Vera Adams and er were among those who attended the card party given by Republican Council ladies the new headquarters. Saturday Dr. Kecht iss Elsie Burd called on her sis- 5. Ervin Mill Alkens, of ee Easter he who is cy Alkens spent Haroid Hefonte er last Prida) Philadel- days with valid Thurs~ Coble and Eimer r ar an in a heart down specialist from Altoona was Wednesday 0 see Bamue] Noll who has been qui‘e had vist over Eas- | {il for nearly a month with a heart Mrs. Hilda M. Evand, | condition, Pa.. also her daugh- | The Ladies Bible Class of the M. y of Pittsburgh v ald a Penny Supper and nt Re veep Tog days e ME church Wednesday, he G. C. Merryman's. They Ia vegag ig 41 Yr. the College Mrs. John Noll will leave tomor- the Poorman home | row for Aliquippa where she expects the week were Flem- | W remain for the next lew months Poorman, of Holts Hollow, ard Poorman of Johnstown, |} fer and will e to I ott Seabold ) her son Leslie, who of Lock Haven number of Houtz also Mr w Hall and famliyl Mr £ wos Ned er all ter isitors Sims ner gisler E al May ehureh will B LSUNCH Wil O tha ths ess? and Ilda Pearl Crm “ UT a and were anc Mr. McGall chemist at White- rock has been called to the Uni- versity of West Virginia where he will be an instructor in the course the government is giving Miss Lois Brungart, of Rebers- burg spent a few days with her sis- ter, Mrs. Henry Noll Fat Catches Fire When fat he was using in salting peanuts became ignited in the kit- chen at the rear of his store in Mil- Nicholas P. Orphan suffered burns of the arms and side of his face. Although the fire alarm was sounded the biaze was extinguished with the aid of a fire extinguisher before the flames caused much dams. age. of a 8un- home y? his PLEASANT GAP From last week) 4] The Pe oe spent » week - vy their : He adquar- a er QAYy even + on Mrs Julia Noll, Mrs. Rena Bilger Mrs. Grace Noll, Mrs. Esther Mel- roy, Mrs. M, F. Gardner, Mrs. Ruth Crumliish, Mrs. Carrie Bariett, Mrs VER notice that a golf ball, when you drop it, bounces higher than something hollow, like a tennis ball? E That's partly because of internal pres- yunce ? packed, fuel-fat ball of gas-mixture af the top of the stroke — the Buick piston goes rushing down with more push, more shove, more power than the same amount of fuel gives up elsewhere. sures, which also have so much to do with Buick’s extra FiresarL power. Rubber threads inside a golf ball are packed tight, highly compressed. When flattened against a hard object, like a sidewalk, they come back harder, with Result: every Buick engine travels farther per gallon this year than the same-size engines did last year, while Compound Carburetion®* with Buick FmesaLL design gives as much as 100, to 1595 more miles per gallon, more push, and so the ball bounces higher. - (8 A similar thing happens inside a Buick FmesaLL straight-eight cylinder, Fuel compression pressures are higher here than in any other standard-pro- duction automobile engine, So when the spark jumps in the tightly In fact, if you're buying any car this year, it's pretty important to see and drive a Buick before you're through; it's Number One in smart engineering as well as Number One in solid, rock bottom, all « round VALUE! *Optional equipment on the Buick Special, standard on all other models. dilioarad et Tin, Mich. State tax, optional aguip- mond and accessories — extra. Pricer subject change without motice. 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