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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL
IN THE WEEK'S NEWS
Mark, R
Colpet oe arrior’ D1
Friday
Mrs. Nevin R. Smith,
Admitted Friday, dis-
Saturday Josephine L
Centre Hall, R. D. 1; Shir-
Zeigler, Port Matilda, R. D
Friday, discharged Suns
Walker, Orviston
ley
Admitted
day: James O
Saturday
Act Charles 8. Lose, Belle-
Lee Overholt,
1 i Ann Ross
[eo E, Harter,
I Brightbill,
D. } Disc rged
Newport: Mrs
and infant daugh-
Mrs, Quentin E
SO
Tuesday of Last Week
Geary,
David C. Sprague
State College
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State
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son, Mii f
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caval A fa br dim x N »
savage and infant daughter 1 Norm
discharged An ci N
fonte, R
fant son
infant son
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Hall, Altoona
Centre Hall
Wednesday of Last Week
Sunday
Admit
Bellefo
McCloskey
H. Shug e Co
I'here were 44 patien
Visiting Hours on DST
Thursday of Last Wet
Prof. M. M. Garver
Dies at College
Death Claims C ivil War Vet-
eran, College Faculty
Member; Was 93
Enthusiasm At
Women’s Meeting
Democratic Organization
Holds Annual Convention
at Reading
alif
Ganagar
¢ of every
+ Democracy
Ko h's
lege, Tu a
wey. J. F. Harkin
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BRACHBILL’S
Bellefonte, Pa.
S. Snring St.
Farmers Face 3
Major Problems
“The Economie Probie ms of Agri-
culture” was the subject of an in-
teresting discussion before members
of the Bellefonte Kiwanis Club at
Tuesday's meeting. The speaker was
Dr. G. E. Brandow, Assistant Pro-
fessor of Agricultural
the Pennsylvania State College
There are three “basic problems
which underlie the symptoms of ag-
ricultural distress in our country
Dr. Brandow said. The most impor-
tant of these is the same as that
which affected the Industrial and
commercial fields as well during the
thirties, the depression. This created
a low purchasing power and
quently low farm prices
The farmer continued to produce,
as was necessary, but suffered great-
ly from depression price This
hindrance to the farmer's obtaining
an income sufficient for a good
standard of living is gradually -
appearing under. the rising tide of
employment in industry However
if the war boom breaks, the probe
will again fall int farms
conse~
econd problem, the
is only ain
This is the
market
hould bx
due to Lhe
low. In 1
cotion
effec cert branc!
agriculture H
line of One
export
foreign
hall of our cotton
ed, bul orts
Europe
ir own
ex]
are very
nt ry
ouniry
third
riad ordin
nretty
120 y
ting u
export
tile
nck
wide
Powel
intl
the inefficient farm
When our nation was
much land wa:
wilich
arme
of ettled clenred
swt oti 1 HITE oul
riculturs S00UiC
4
pL A : a Ow
Various governmental
been put into
er sald, ‘whi
operat
nave a
some
s real §
next week
8 member
High
Ongr
sehool
New Behool
Unique Heating
Plant Keeps Court
Official Warm
of
Rrnres persons passing
Centre County Court House yester«
day. looked twice before believing
their eyes
But, that wes a
s'icking out one of the office win.
dows, and it was smoke issuing out
of the upturned elbow the end
of the pipe. in approved Kentucky
mountain style
A reporter, spying the phenomen-
on, dashed into the tmple of
tice and entered the ProthOnotary's
office tally expecting fo see a beard.
ed and slovenly Bond C. White
asleep” with his feet up on an ogg
stove. But the picture did not hold
true
There was
attire and
calmly
ves, stove pipe
on
fUS~-
impeccable of
usual
Ar-
ab-
was
Bond,
frosh-shaven as
going about his work
thur H. Sloop. his deputy. was
sorbed in court records. There
no egg stove
But over in ons corner of the
room was a sleek, streamlined oil
stove. Its smoke pipe extended up a
short distance, made a right angle
bend, and went through the wine
dow where a small pane had been
removed. Just outside you could see
the smoke curling pleasantly in the
spring sunshine,
‘It's cold and damp In here these
days,” Mr. White explained, “It
isn't cold enough for a furmae fire,
s0 I rigged this thing up as a sub-
stitute ”
bios msnis
Star Mail Route
To Be Extended
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partment to replace ihe present
State College-Bellefonte
whit h includes only Lemont as a
way Stop
PERSONAL
Bill == please call tonight! I've
made your favorite chocolate
cake with Rumford Baking
Powder. It's a honey! But
even if you don’t come tonight,
the cake will still be fresh to-
morrow. For Rumford helps
retain the natural moisture
that keeps fresh taste and tex-
ture longer. Rumford contains
no alum, never leaves a bitter
taste. FREE. Send for new
booklet, containing dosens of
bright ideas to improve your
Baking
ford, Rhode Island.
Economics at |
route,
Keepers of
We don’t mean to say that
are a pair of angels,
Jake Knisley,
But they come
tration building at Fishermen's Paradise when
‘Paradise’
land Director
left, and Arch Snyder,
in mighty handy at the Adminis
there's food to be ser-
ved, or arrangements to be made for the accomodation of guests there
Both well known men have been on duly at the Paradise Admin-
istration building for some
taken Friday
YEArs,
time anyway,
Anglers Jam Paradise
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rea
VIVARINA
rminbow
res pe tivelt
Indians. an
rainbow
Robert
Bloom
among
and went
eRCh. 19
uring 20 inches
Cvril Moerschbacher, ane of Belle-
fonte’s best known anglers. early in
the day broke i rod when a spec
walked into the path of a long
he was making
Campbell and Mrs
both of Lewistown
the successful women
home with two
of them meas-
were
gnoiers
ice trout
tator
cast
Brotherhood at Gap
and the informal snapshot above,
as the Paradise opened for the season,
even though they couldn't get out to fish themselves,
indicates that
they had a good
Mothers’ Club
Officers Named
Mrs. Millard Hartswick Chos-
en President; Cooking School
Scheduled in June
nstrate
epared
The
the former A &
the Diamond
of the Mother;
Mrs Millard Hartswick was
named chairman of a committee
consisting of Mrs. Lynn Fromm and
Mrs. Edward R Miller to arrange
the program for the June meeting
Hl
{ the club
Ml Ag
a] a shes will
P
tinder the 21
Ciut
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Bellefonte Man Enters Ministry
John W. Neese, a well known
Bible teacher of Bellefonte, will be
ordained to the Gospel ministry
next Sunda vening, May 18, In
the Bellelo nte United Brethren
church. A special program has been
pI bok for the occasion. Bervices
10 begin at 7.30 DST. Several of the
pea] ministers will participate in
the service
To Meet Tonight
The Pleasant Gap Brotherhood
Thursday evening at
churael
1, Pleasant Gap
DET)
The program will be in charge
of Ward Hile. A representative of
the Bell Telephone Company will
present and explain a movie pre.
pared by the Bell Company and en-
titled “The Voice of Mr. X."
Everyone iz welcome to soe these
educational pictures. The Brother
hood would lke to have a good at-
tendance
will meet this
the Methods
it B o'clock
Goods produceg by
child labor” are barred
“oppressive
from inter-
state commerce by the Fair Labor
Standards Act.
MOVIES
Every Tuesday & Thursday
HECLA PARK
IN AUDITORIUM
8:30 P. M. Adm. 10c
THURSDAY, MAY
JACK HYLTON and
International Band, in
“SHE SHALL
HAVE MUSIC”
TUESDAY, MAY 20th
EMITH BALLEW, in
“Phantom Bad Man”
15th
TO PURCHASE
New or Late Model Cars
Monthly payments arranged to suit your
income and your budget.
FULL DETAILS GIVEN GLADLY
Bellefonte Trust Co.
Phone 1070
BELLEFONTE, PA.
MEMBER FEDERAL DEFOSIT INSURANCE CORP.
Sen. J. J. Davis
Is Speaker Here
175 Present at First Annual
Banquet of Bellefonte Wom-
en of the Moose
James J. Davis, United
Senator from Pennsylvania
General and Pllgrim
Governor of Whe Moose, was Lhe
principal speaker at the first an-
naul Mooseheart Alumni Associa-
tion banquet and dance held Mon-
day evening at the Penn Belle Ho-
tel under the auspices of the Belle-
fonte Women of the Moose Ap-
proximately 175 members and guests
were present
Davis expressing
there will be no need for
States to send an ex-
foree abroad in the cur-
rent war, predicted when our
national defense program Is com-
pleted America will be strong and
powe; { enough defend iself
against any foe help
He paid a hig! ww Central
Pennsylvania
beauty spot
sverywhest to fo
TIO rai
Davis
th
Hon
Blates
Benator the
hope that
the United
peditionary
that
ii to
aw
rget racial
bigotry
a al lion conlinuey
good will
'
at peace
The
and in
welcome vw
chairman
the
address
by Mary J
Alumni Assoc)
fonte chapter
Judge
ation of
who also In
M Fleming
invocation
former ward
The
J W. (
Rock view
WMUGy
penitent.
resent, was
presentation
AssOCiate
Bellefonte
James R Hughes
Sheriff and Mn
of Belielonte
ye SroR!
Belielc
Edward
BIN
Lhe
He
and social bh
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hotel] baliroom
TO BE AT OUR STORE
SATURDAY, MAY 17th
RUPTURE EXPERT
MR. J. E. MILLER
of Coudersport, Pa., an expert truss fitter direct from
the AMERICAN SILVER TRUSS CORPORATION,
will be with us for ONE DAY ONLY
We have on t all ti
for Men,
tunity to
periend
He
extra
FREE
Problem.
me
of Trusses
your oppor-
ears of. ex-
hand : a complete line
Wome n and Children, but j
meet a speciall who has had
work,
this
e in thi
and r you comfortable... No
He will give
tupture
will fit properly
charge Mr
tation
Nnare
Miller's service,
expert
for
cons and advice on
CL ——————— ——_a—iy
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Lime Workers, Factory Men, Farm Hands
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WIDMANN & TEAH, Inc.
13 South Allegheny Street
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LARGE ATTENDANCE AT
SPRING MILLS CONCERY
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Pieces and There the ‘aivect EB
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were
The
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new grous
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cho! fom.
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Thefily at College
College pr Ha Ai
bed of more than $108 in
hange some time early
C was revealed
The Theta
reported a
the Pi Kap-
mated more
The thefts 1i-
or jewelry, #t
MENCeMenl exercises on
State
Marriage Licenses
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