May 1, 1941.
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Page Three
CLARENCE
All Clarence pupils had the priv. | Mrs, Harnish
lege and many took advantage of | Mrs, O Bell
Thursday's matinee at reduced Mrs L
rates to see “Knute Rockne All again a
American” at the local theatre week
Grade Four ls to observe thel: The exhibition
annual school outing the Ist Friday
May by taking a 100 mile bus trip [in a quiet way
and picknicking at Penns Cave
Rev. C. M. Hammond has been re-
turned as pastor to the M, E, church
here for another conference year
A birthday party was held at the
Uzzel camp the 20th for Mr. Walk-
er. Among others who altended
were Mrs. Sheckler and daughter
from Harrisburg: Mr, and Mrs, Ar-
thur Casher and Mr. and Mrs, Carl
Casher and thelr familie
Mrs. Sieve Bossala and Mr
George Tyner attended church and
called on acquaintances at Hawk
Run, Sunday
David, young
Steve Shutlka
down by an
injured.
Mrs. Krolick
Curwensville l
visit with her parent
John Kosko
Mrs. Max Gamble al
dren of Bellefont
some time a
home, her parental
Mrs. Etters
called on Mn
m. and
Thursday w
shannon Sat
their respective home:
Mr. and Mrs
ed their silver wed
Saturday. As
brances Mrs
sented her with
besides the 1
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held at
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view it
Mr, Lewis
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Of County
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wey all
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the proud j
bouncing bal
This Thursds
men will be ini
Auxiliary of V
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which u
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purse
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ed at Baltimore
t his home her
Mr Mr
family Sun
in-law
Lytle
Mrs hn Sh
trio Pal
returning hon
Mrs, Blanche
Blairsviile
Mrs, Lorena 1
Mr, and Mr
infant
Thursday caller
nome
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tourist
modern
near Bald Eagle Creek
BUFFALO R
Farmers have th
and are now plowing
They say the ground will
dry to plow
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and
spent
Lo
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Cauxiiiel
Peter
Lali
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afternoon
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Black
m. outing
the
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ni
mas did manage to fing time to re
stant Supt
obsery
ed work at Kato and Poormansid
LA
and family and Harold
man. were to Belle
evening, shopping
Brennen State
seed plan
Buffalo Run
have all clos
Paul Blah
Fanzey, hired
fonte Saturday
Mr Fl
rence of
NAaving ciovel
farm here al
chool
irking at the
al Bellefonte Von
Mr. Tressler
Brick
big
dor working tor
on the farm
Elwood McClellan
from the Herkimer:
Buffalo Run
farm Houserville
mam
moved
here at
Allman
has
farm
to one of the
al
Paul going Lo have elec
y Bla
ol :
in the near
Blan
MW
While hi
Peter
tran
Sati
wife
lefonte
and
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Lie l-
Mr William
people
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at Waddle
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Mr
Myr
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BLACK RASPBERRY
ICE CREAM
in THE NEw Seallest. vINT PACKAGE
onr DOc
Bo Eg
Remember our" Black Raspberry”
“1941 model” is better still. Never
before have we so completely cap-
tured that refreshing, tangy black
raspberry taste. Ask for this
tempting Sealtest Flavor: of-the-
Month in the modern red, white
and gray Sealtest package.
» on Sun
Wilbur
children, of Oak Hall,
Mra, Grover Rockey and
Joan of Lemont, and Mr
cer and
and
iughter
and Mrs
mie
Robert L. Cain and little
daughter returned to their home in
Bellefonte, on Sunday evening after
spending two weeks with her sister
Mrs. Ralph Hook and family
(From las! week)
Mrs. Doyle Packer and
visited with Mr. and
] Charies Boone at Rebersburg
Sunday
Mr Mrs, Robertl, Cain are
the proud parents of a baby girl
born April 8, at the Centre County
Hospital, Mrs. Caln will be remem-
and
ai
bered as Edna Packer of this place
The little miss will answer to the
name of Hannah Mary
Mr. Robert L. Cain of Bellefonte,
spent over the weekend with his
wife and baby who la spending a
week with her sister Mrs, Ralph
Hook and family
Mr, and Mrs
Maringo, visited
hew and
Frank Mallory of
with their nep-
niece, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Packer and family, also calleq at
the Ralph Hook home on
to see the new baby
Visitors at the Charles Packer
home Suriday evening were Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Hook and two children
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cain and little
Baughtes, Mr, and Mrs Elwood
Packer and little son, and Mr, and
Mrs, Wilson Packer of Coatesville
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hook and
two children, of Potters Mills spent
Easter with Mr. Hook's brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hook.
Mr. and Mrs Elwood Packer and
son spent Sunday at the
Grarbrick home at Oak Hall
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Universally used since 1889
Dos? miss Rudy Volles in the Seoltest Rodie Show, Thrsdoys, 9 p.m est WPBG |
Friday |
WOODWARD
M1
daughter,
Sunday
ving
where
The
Ladies
and Mr
Phyllls, left
morning with
tralier for Baltimore,
Mr. Wagner |
Woodward
Ald sponsored
Mrs, A, M, Martin's public
Saturday. The residence was
for $560 to G, GG, Neff and the
berland brought $440 to the
Lumber Co, at Coburn
Mr fd Mrs. Harold Ard returned
Wednesday
attended the
Ard In Akron
Ards oousin, On thelr way
they stopped at the home
Sit Jr., McKeesport, Pa
them a Litlie
early on
and
Md
employed
truck
Evangelical
the eal
séle on
soid
um
Meyer
home on alter
Naving
James
evening
funeral of
Ohlo, Mr
home
Fred
LO pas
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| Lea
id thelr
meeting at
resiaence on inst
Lather Wagner gnd | Come arain, C
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SPpeaKer {
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{and Mrs, Lemoyne Lucas shopped
{in Bellefonte, Saturday evening,
Miss Ellen Wenrick, of Bellefonte |
visited Miss Wenrick's mother, Mrs
Eva Wenrick over the weekend
Miss “Dee” Burns, of Clarence, |
spent Sunday with Miss Helen Kal-
lander
Glenn Gillette, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Gillette, left Thursday fou
Maryland, where he ls stationed
temporarily in canp
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cruze of Win-
burne, spent the weekend with Mrs. |
Cruze's parents, Mr, and Mrs. BE. M. |
France
Miss Beulah Oswald of Harris.
f . as burg, visited Miss Oswald's moiher,
conference of the C. E ‘ . s Ty {ly
fiving squadron held at Val- Mrs. Leona Oswald and family
B Wed- | Mr. and Mrs, (Ernest Bathgate
day evening Special | 1 nd family, spent Sunday with Mr
Pro- | Bathgate's sister, Dr, Eva Roan and
College al State College
Ira Hall 8r., and son Duke
Margaret Sherman spent
with Mrs. Hall's sister and
Mr. and Mrs, S8lin Work- |
t Williamsport
of Democrat
most of the
now operating on
ime Sun- |
and will
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the
ember that
LI
nce
Spring Rally will be
ile on Friday evening
of oul
me folks attended the
wieny
View 1 hurech on last
April 2oLh
evening were
inf of Otterbein
Big of Altoona
Ohio
walt
Ray f
Woll
{i Rev
Sunday
iusband
an |
Misses Maxine and Edna Thomp-
Bellefonte, visited {ew
relatives here
a
of
aays with
William
“a
Relgle and family, mov-
Milesburg, where
the Corner Tea
Mrs. Jamey Quick
Relgel house
Mr. and Mrs
the weekend
Burns’ prother and wife
4 Mrs B. Harrison
i family of New Jersey; Mr. and
Bill Harvey, Mr. and Mrs Fos
Rapsey Mark of Phil-
DUrg
Harry Price of Altoona, visited hi
Mrs. Lewis Price, Sr
Visitors gt the Mr, and Mr
Sunday, were MM:
Cole, daughter laulu
of Potlersdale: Mr
Saturday to
will eonduct
Mr
ed
they
Room
mi
and
wed the
visited
over
Ho
ue]
Mr
Charles
and Carl
other
1
Row
and
Pinge family
1
bi
and
Bellelontle
Borden and
visited our Wwwn
W SH pe
Cli
of Runville
evening
Mrs. Jully Sinclair is visiting
ra, Sinclair's deughter, Mrs. irey
id family, of Sunbury
BLESSED
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sf the Saturday
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| Rev. C
{and family of
| pr
| past week
| aud sons Edward and David, called
| at the Lewls
| Mrs
MOSHANNON
95 present at u
School Sunday
9:30
There were w
Methodist Bunday
27th Bermon at
M, Hammond
and Mrs. Charles McConnell
Larryville visited re-
Visitors at the Alfred Borger
home Bunday were: Mr, and Mrs,
Bealover and son of Hanover, and
Mr. and Mrs, John Laurr of Dover,
Pa
The Woman's Bible Class met at
the home of Mrs, Carl 8Schmoke
Thursday evening of last week
Mr, and Mrs. 1l£Roy Lewis and
Hope motored to Brisbin Wednes~
day and visited at the home of Miss
Lillian Morris,
Mrs, Margapet Williamson and
son Blair of Warren, Ohlo, visited
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Prank
Leeder, Baturday afternoon
Mr. J¢ L. Ross of Wyoming, Pa
spent Tuesday of week with
and visited at the home in
Getz, Violet I no his return he was
with them ar as Btate Col-
in Renovo, ! five)
oy
Mr
intives here
Mr, and
worth, vis
Mrs
led
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Mulhollan
nome
10 th
Ealurcday even-
Lewis Camp
ent Bunday al
enroute @
Anna Lewis 5)
V
Lew home
Mrs, R
novo Sunday
of Mrs. Perry
returned home
spending two weeks
ng,
the
Mr
to Ru
aome
by gy
G. Fye motored
and
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