April 17, 1941
J STATE COLLEGE
Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Dreibelbls of | spending some time with her son-
tate College, R. D., entertained at |
| Donald Lanker and family of Har-
Mrs, Margaret Smith and Mrs. |
East Falr- |
dge on Saturday evening.
Thomas Reinhard of
mount avenue spent Thursday
Altoona.
in
Mrs, G. C. Meyer of South Alle: , |
street had as her weekend guests
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Meyer of
Woodbury, New Jersey
Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Thompson
and daughters of South Gill street
spent the weekend in Richmond
Virginia where they visited with
relatives,
Mrs. J. B, Swan of West Nittany
avenue spent the weekend with he
parents In Harbor Creek.
Mr, and Mrs, T. J, Gates of East
Hamilton avenue spent the weekend
in Washington, D, C,
Mr. and Mrs, Jo Hays and
West Falrmount avenue spent the
weekend visiting in Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs, F. P. Knoll and
daughter of West Beaver avenue
spent the weekend in Lafayette In.
diana.
Mr. and Mrs. J W.
South Allen street had as
guests over the weekend Mr,
Mrs. Alan Smith of Germantown
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Long of East
College avenue spent the weekend
with relatives and friends in Johns.
town.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Fleming, Mr
and Mrs, Orvis Ewing all of McAl-
lister street spent the weekend vis-
iting in Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Parsons of
Helster street had as their guests
on Wednesday their son Howard
afd Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Kistler all
of Jonestown,
Mrs, Elsie Noll of East College
avenue had as her weekend guests
Mf. and Mrs. Sumner Noll and
family of Jacksonville
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Reeder and
cildren ‘of ° East College avenue
spent the weekend visiting with re-
latives in Tyrone.
Mr’ and Mrs, R. W. Pease and
son Jimmy of West Beaver avenue
spent the weekend in Berwick.
Walter Parsons, Jr. of Heister
Street and Janet Henninger of
Ridge avenue spent several days
this week visi'ing with
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Parsons of Harrisburg
Maretta Jordan, a teacher in the
High School spent the Easter vaca-
tion with her parents in Massillon,
Oho.
Mrs, Sara Erb of Hejster street is
White of
their
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in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs.
risburg.
Mrs, Elizabeth Rand of West
Hamilton avenue accompanied oy
| her mother, Mrs
and her daughters
Christine Shutt spent
holidays in Hagerstown, Maryland.
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Coleman and
children of Holmes street spent the
weekend In Johnstown
Mr, and Mrs
ters Peggy and Maureen of
Marilyn
West
Nittany avenue spent the weekend |
with Mrs, Erb’s parents in Patton,
Mrs. Clara Lynch of Helster street
spent the Baster holidays with rela-
tives ang [riends in Altoona.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parsons of
Heister street spent the Easter holl-
days with relatives and friends In
Altoona.
Mr, and Mrs
Helster street had as
guests Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Kistler,
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Parsons all
of Jonestown, Margaret Weaver of
Lqysville; Mr. Jand M)ys. Elwood
Parsons all of Jonestown; Margare:
Weaver of Loysville; Mr, and Mrs
Elwood Parsons and daughter Jan-
ice Ann of Niles, Ohlo., Mrs. Ei-
wood Parsons and daughter will
spend several weeks at the Parsons
home
Mr. and Mrs
and family of Heister street atiend-
ed the funeral of Mr. Coleman’:
mother in Everett on Sunday.
Walter Parsons of
Mr. Charles Jordan of West Col- |
lege avenue had as his guests on
Sunday Mr. and Mrs,
and Mrs. Hasse] Thompson, all of
Bellefonte; Mrs, Vesta Jordan and
daughter of Shingletown,
Robert Jones of Hershey, spen
the weekend at his home on West
Fairmount avenue,
Gretchen Haflley of Miles street
spent the weekend in Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hart of East
Foster avenue had as their weekend
guests Mr. and Mrs. John Hart, Jr.
of Pittsburgh.
(From last week)
Mason Whitmore, John Hastings,
Ralph Blasingame, and P. A. Shel-
ley all of State College, spent Tues-
day in Pittsburgh
Natalie Meyer, a st
College Is
cation
Mrs.
udent at Hood
spending the spring va-
with her parents, Mr and
M. B. Meyer of West College
COOKING
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Homemaking School
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the Easter |
John Erb, daugh- |
| in the Jeflerson Hospital Philadei~ |
thelr weekend |
Howard Coleman |
Dan Holder |
and children Betly and Harvey, Mr. |
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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avenue,
Mrs, Robert Edmiston of West
Beaver Avenue, had as her recent
| guests her slaters, Mrs, Mable Duff
of Sunbury, Mrs,
| of Bellefonte,
| Jananne Morse of Welles
lege, Mass, arrived on Friday
|spend the spring vacation at the
| ton avenue,
C. F. Noli of
| Street,
| County Hospital,
Mrs.
Bellefon e,
with her husband who Is a patient
phia.
Mrs. Sara Erb of Heilster street
had as her weekend guests her son- |
in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs.
Donald Lenker and famuly of Har-
| risburg,
Maynard Peters of West College
avenue Is undergoing observaudon
and treatment in the Jeflerson Hos-
pital in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mus, Foster Johnson of
Pine Hall, are the proud parents
of a baby son born Saturday morn-
{ing in the Centre County Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. C, P. Land of East
Foster avenue, spent the weekend
visiting with relatives In Columbus,
Ohlo,
Mrs. Harry Behrer,
Ewing, Mrs Helen Kropp and
daughter Mina Jo visited with
friends in Lewistown on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs, Harlan Worthley of
East Fairmount avenue, spent the
weekend in Boston, Mass.
Mr, and Mrs, Fred Lininger of
West Park avenue, had as their
| guests on Friday Dr. and Mrs. W
W. Reitz of Upper Darby.
Jean and Charles Abramson of
East Beaver avenue, spent Monday
{ in Butler where they attended the
funeral of Robert J, Coyle.
IA, David Bauer of East Hamilton
avenue, spen; the neckend with his
| wife and parents in Philadelphia.
Mr. Frank Henninger who is em-
| ployed at the Indiantown Gap spent
| the weckend at his home on Helste:
street,
Mrs. G. C. Snyder of West Nittany
venue, spent Wednesday in
Greensburg.
Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Holmes of
West College avenue spent Monday
and Tuesday in Harrisburg.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Rogers of
West Hamilton avenue, had as their
guest on Thursday the latterg sis-
ters Margaret E Barnhart of Lew-
isburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Coleman of
Heister street, entertained the card
club of which they are members at
their home on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Verna Warner of West Fair-
mount avenue had as her weekend
| guest her son Clarence Warner of
Middletown.
Ruth Bloom of East College ave-
nue spent Saturday In Lewistown
| visiting with rela ives and friends
SUMMIT HILL
Miss Alta Walking and friend of
Ralstor spent Easter a. her parents
| home
Glad to report that
all better at this time,
Miss + Martha Young and Mrs
Esther Warr visited on Monday
with Mrs. Amos Lehman of Curlin.
The quilting at the home of Mrs
Mrs. Maud
the sick are
Walter Fye on Thursday Apri] 10,4
was well atlendeq and two very
beautiful quilts were quilted. Those
| present were: Abbie Woomer, Mar;
Woomer, Dora Woomer, Hazel Miil-
ler, May Young Esther Warr, Rena
Nyman, Olive Weaver, Pear] Mann
Sara Fye. Ruth Bowman, Florence
| Renn Louise Woomer, Reida Mil-
ler, Shirley Nyman, Ralph Woomer,
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Fye, Sam Fye
i and Davey Fye. Afternoon visitors
| were: Mary Jane Fye and three
other guests of Jacksonville
Easter day visitors at the John
Warr home were Mr. and Mrs, Amos
| Lehman and six chiidren also ¥Bd-
ward Moore of Curtin, Mr. and Mrs
| Clayton Ehenhizer ang family and
{ Mrs, Leslie Eminhizer of Orviston.
| Mr. and Mrs Sam Herr and son
| Terry of Orviston, called at the
| home of Irvin Young on Sunday.
Don't forget Sunday School at)
1 9:39 followed by preaching Sunday
' morning, other visitors at the John
{Warr home Sunday were Mrs.
| James Nyman Jr, Charlie Weaver,
Herd Chapman, Harold, Doyle andi
| Norman Richner and Curly Bodest.
{ Mrs. Alice Cowher and daughter
| Patty took dinner on Friday with
{ Mrs, John Warr and helped paper
jin the afternoon.
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KATO
Mr. and Mrs. Holtzapple are the
| proud parents of their number one |
| son. They have named him Fran-
| els Edward, His father ang mother |
| have decided to take him to board. |
Mr. Leso and family visited re- | i
y { with an egg hunt and breakfast on
| 1atives at Poormanside.
Visitors at the Albert Young home |
| for dinner were: Mrs. W. H. Chap- |
| man, Harvey Kesaling Arthur Kess-
| ing, and Viola Kessling,
| Mr, and Mrs, Albert Young and |
four sons went home wiih thelr
| parents the Kessling’s,
| The Sunday callers at the Me- |
| Laughlin home were Mr. and Mrs. |
{ Toots McCloskey and Mr. and Mrs. |
| Walter McCloskey.
| Old Mr. Easter Bunny treated |
i everyone good around Kato,
! Mr, Alvey Pashovich came home
| to spend the Easter Sunday with his |
parents.
around Wolf Run on Sunday.
Miss Betty is staying with ber!
aunt, Mrs. Tillle Weaver, while her |
| man's.
ing garden at Kato
visi.ed his sister Mrs, W. H. Chap-
man.
tising circulars expects to pay ten
| say, the same man sometimes ex- |
{pects a newspajer to deliver five
times as
same
charged
rate
for one-fifth as
Daniel Showalter
y Col. |
to |
Emma Tressier, Nome oi her parents on Bast Hamil
South Burrowes |
is a patient in the Centre |
William Seckinger of West |
| College avenue, spent the weekend |
{ the home of her
fat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
! Lewistown, visited Sunday
| home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lew-
| Relsh,
| James Horner,
Miss Mary Biletz was a Sunday |
caller at the W. H. Chapman home, |
There was some forest fires
*| Myers, Mrs, Emma Charles, Mrs.
sister is staying at Mrs. W. H. Chap- |
Most people are thinking of mak- |
| visited Saturday afternoon at the
Mr, Lewis Young of Beech Creek home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hess. | zr ang Mrs. George Shuey, ag Cur-
times as much postage as when he |
| malls 100 ciroulars. Strange to ton, D. OC. spent the weekend with | Wednesday evening at the Orvis
BATHGATE CUTS A PIE
Fo
EE EE.
Mrs. Bathgate treats a couple
come from her testing kitchen
“handout.” The custard ple shown
classes for the Centre Demo
and 2. in the Y. M. C. A
at
that folks
rat Homemaking School
2 o'clock each
of hungry customoars u of
from nearby
such a Saccess
| We
a
offices are al
that Mn:
dnesday
piece
here was
afternoon
BOALSBURG
Alice Weber, and brot
of Huntingdon, spent Fri-
Mis Annie
Miss
Edward
day with their aunt
Weber
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
children, Creta Sue and Paul Jr, of
Huntingdon, spent Wednesday with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Durner
The Woman's Missionary
of the Reformed church
regular meeting at t
Mrs. Frank Ream on
evening. Those members
ing were Mrs. Howard Wink Mr
George Fisher, Mrs, Thomas Jon
Mrs. Matthew Goheen Mrs, George
Ishler, Mrs. Jacob Meyer, Mrs, A
J. Hazel and Miss Beulah Fortney
Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Sherman
of Williamsport, are the proud par-
ents of a baby boy born
day. Mrs. Sherman
Luclile Patlierson
Mrs. George Fi
Lewis and Mr:
daughter, Patty
Thursday at Al
Miss Eleanor Isher of Williams-
port, spent the Easter vacation i
parents Mr;
Mrs. George lahler
Mr. Melvin Jones
Susquehanna versity,
weekend with 8 parent Ren
and Mrs. Thomas JONeS. od '
Mr. Millard MeGirk ang, Jeger
Forrest, both of ALPSUA, APF
Sunday with their § WAS
Mrs. Harry MoGirk
Mrs. Matthew Goheen and Mr
Edward Meyers are spending a [ew
days a. the home of Mr and Mi
Richard Gobeen, at Indiana
Mr and. Mrs Theodore
and family of Huntingdon,
Sunday at the Char.es Beg: er
Cuestis on Sunday atl the homine 0.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kellerman Were
Mr. and Mrs. William Kellerman
and grandson, Paul all of State!
College. and Mr. and Mrs, Israel
Reitz of Boalsburg
Mr. and Mrs Richard Lindeman
and children spent the weekend |
with relatives and friends at Mey-
eradale
Sunday
Durner and
Socke
held hel
her
Fred
Ling
loona™
Kline
speny
a student =
rent
the
oo
Segner
spent
aoe
guests «ab the Luther
| Dale hone were Mr. and Mrs. Ralpa
Dale and son. Jack, of Bellefonte
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Knepp and |
family, of Millbrook, spent Sunda)
| lam Young
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Temple,
ited Bunday with the latler’s par-‘!
ents, Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Fravel, ai
Philipsburg
Mr. Robert Lucas, of Washington
D. C.. spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs, Edith Lucas, i
Mr. and Mrs, George F.nkbeiner
and children Ned and Nancy, of
at the
vis.
is.
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Coxey and
children, of Greensburg, visited
Monday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Hess, i
The following members of the!
Young Peoples Choir of the Re- |}
formed church were entertained’
Easter morning at the home of Vir- |
ginia Patterson; Esther Whitehill,
Jane Hazel, Virginia and Chariotie
Geraldine Korman, Louise
Betty Jones, Melvin Jones, |
Robert Kline, |
Dean Zong, ani!
T. G. Jones and
Lewis,
Richard Kerns,
Rev. ang Mrs,
daughter, Nancy.
(Prom last week)
Mr, Charies E. Fisher, Jr, of Dan- |
| ville, visited friends ang relatives
{ in town on Tuesday.
The Civic Club held their regular
| meeting at the home of Mrs. Ralpn |
Rishel on Friday evening. Those!
attending were Mrs. Irvin Graham. |
Mrs, John Hubler, Mrs, Edward
George Fisher, Mrs. Nevin Meyer,
Mrs, George Ishier, Mrs, Ausie
Schutt, Mrs. Walter Korman and
Miss Augusta Murray.
Miss Rilla Keller, of S.ate College, |
Mr, and Mrs, Edward Brown, of |
| state College, spent several days |
lash week at the home of their’
Mrs, Harrison Shawley. i
Mr. Robert Lucas, of Washing. |
his mother Mrs. Edith Lucas,
Miss Anna Dale, of State College,
much circulation for tha! Spent several days recently at the Paul
that he en S| Girk,
home of Mr. and Mrs Harry Mee |
| Loe Haven.
her, |
| Bamsport,
| two children Jean and Elery,
! Sunday Wallzer's sister |
i and
| Robert Dreese and son Danney
Henry
wera] week
nd daugh
Frank
Virginia
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Lewk
Mrs, George Fisher visited gat
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
at Huntingdon, on Sunday
Rey Mrs. T. G, Jones
daugh Betiy an v
Hosterman |
at Lhe 1!
ter. in-law
Hosterman
spend
'
One
hmond,
er
and
ers
Patter
day sfternoon
Mr, and Mrs rvin
Yeager.own sited
latives in town
Mr. Charles
ters of Yeagertown, visited
and relatives in town Sunday
Mr Charlies Segner daugh-
ters, Ida, Mary and Rac
hel, spent
Theodore
on Sunda)
Segner and <Gaugh-
friends
on
and
i
Segner
is cordially
Phi
oh pi
Pyouc
Mrs. Elizabeth
gr. Mrs. Jan
$i Lae,
Thane! =.
SNYDERTOWN |
tow and moth-
spent
L0TINer daughter
Howar«
hn Spangler, Mi:
Ral Ishier Mr 5. Nevin Stov
Mrs. Harvey Lutz, Mrs. Nevin
Mrs. Gienn Rogers Mr
Krape, and Mrs. Harry Walizer
Mr and Mrs. Alvin Beck
moved { hie John Best farm
Mil ' Hall R D
Mr, and Mrs Eery Krape
family made a business trip tn
on Saturday
Harry
or
Beck
ery
ani
wil
Mr. and Mrs Walizer and
pen’
with Mrs,
family, Mr. and
Gingery, at Linden
Rev, and Mrs, Paul J. Keller, Mra
Ed. Doman, M. Manuel Glantz and
Mrs. Harvey Lutz, attended the fu-
neral of Margaret Shaffer,
Thursday
Sunday visitors at the W. W
Haagen home were: Miss Dorothy
Berry and Cyrus
Haven; Mr. and Mrs, William Poor-
man of Lock Haven:
Brown of Castanea, Mr. and Mrs
a
Dora, lee, Floyd, and
Mrs. Claude
Lemont,
Harold Haines of Howard, and Mr
and Mrs, Francis Haagen and two)
children Albert ang Louise
Mr. W. W. Haagen has been con- |
erysipelas’
fined to his home with
since last Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Beck and son
Elmwood, spent Sunday with the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O
Yearick and family and Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Lockard of Lamar,
Mrs. Harvey Lulz spent Saturday
afternoon ang evening at the Lewis
{ Fawcett home in Zion
Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Beck and son
| Elwood were Sunday eveiing callers
{of Mr, and Mrs. Alber:
Mr. Harold Harshberger is spend.
| ing some time with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. George Harshberger.
LITTLE NITTANY
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harler of
State College, visited on Friday at
the Ear] and Willard Harter home
Sunday visitors at the same place!
i were: Merril] and Elmer Shuey of
{ Curtin and Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Harter.
Elmer and Earl Harter Jr. spent
Sunday with their grandparents,
tan,
Les Dolan of Mill Hall R D.
spent Monday with his father, C. A.
The man who mails 1,000 vers daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Dolan and family.
Agnes Schenck of Howard and
Philip Peters of Milesburg, spent
{ Clark home. “Visitors at the same
‘ place on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs,
Miller, of Bellefonte, ani
Jennie Moore and Jesse Probst of |
on!
Haagen of Lock
Miss Florence |
Such
ana
the
delectable
begging io
custard pie
aropping
Sarah Ann's
Cooking Class
Scalloped Polatoe. With Pimenioes
Creamed Polaioes With Chives
ups of geasoned mashed po-
add paprika
and
baking dish
tablespoon
3 cups
3 baking
1g teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon cinnamon
{PREDOD Ow te
mashed px
milk
ang silt
powder, salt, cinnamon and
meg. Cream the buiter, add
sugar. Cream. Add the egg well
beaten and the potato, Blend well
To this add alternately, the flour
mixture and the milk
Pour into well-greased muffin tins
and bake in an oven 400 degrees for
120 to 30 minu.es
baking
nut-
he
| Creamed Potatoes W.th Tomatoes.
To 3 cuts mashed potatoes add
'* cup chopped and well-dried
watercress. Pile on halved or thick-
ly sliced tomatoes ani brush with
melted butter. Bake in an oven 400
degrees for 10 minutes
Fried Polaloes
To 2 cups of seasoned. mashed
potatoes, add 1 tablespoon of celery
seed. Shape into strips 3 inches
long and 1 inch wide Dip into
slightly beaten eggs, then roll in
crushed cereal flakes. Fry in deep
hot fat until brown. Drain on ab-
sorbent paper.
| Parsley Potatoes
1% Ibs. small new pola oes, boil- |
Melted butter
% cup finely chopped parsiey
Juice of % lemon.
Add lemon juice to butter and
pour over potatoes. Roll
| in parsiey
French Filed Potatoes
Wash 6 potatoes, pare and cul in |
lengthwise & rips. Soak in cold
| water 1 hour. Drain, dry thorough
ly. Divide into 3 jots. Fry 1 lot at
brown paper.
until ¢risp and brown, keeping the
basket in motion. Drain on absor-
Le paper; sprinkle with salt.
potatoes |
a time in deep hot fat until tender
and delicately browned. Drain on |
Heat fag to a higher |
tempera ure, return all potatoes 10
(fat, wing a frying basket ang fry!
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