Pace Four THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL IN THE WEEK'S NEWS Jodon 2! sleven Brigit Bellefonte a Belles Monday of Last Week Discharged: Paul L. Houta College: Mis. Julia Parsons, Flem- ing: Elwood Goodman, State Col- lege. Admitted Monday, discharged Tuesday Norman Harris Shoe, Birt daughter was born pellefonte to Mr and Mr Alexander College Discharged braith Mildred Wetzel, Bellefonte; Bellefonte Tuesday of Last Week Harry 8. Dillon and infant son jan. Births: a son to Mr. and } Ad ted y \ arast Bellefonte, R. D. 1; Mrs, Wesiey H. Sherwood H. Zeigler, Bellefonte, R Snavely, Spring Mills, R. D. 2; ! c W gn n yo Lo hg ge Waiter Hippensteel, Nescopeck; Mrs. “Co oven“ Ne thea 5 Lloyd Sampsell, Bellefonte, R. D. 2 Bellefonte. gy : Discharged: Mrs, James A. Showe! iii di and infant daughter, State College; Saturday Clyde Johnstonbaugh and in- A : “1 ra Nn iter, Bellefonte, R. D . ihter wa State Hie Friday Snow Admitted hreflle smith Mary 8S Etfle A ' 0) Cals State B. eon Mitel bain to Mr, ed: Mrs, Ed- . JOLR) 14) al ard mmel, Spring Mills; Ma Weaver, Centre Hall ' arold Runk! Howard R D Mr. and Mr r, Bellefonte: a Lee Hastings, Mil nesday of Last Week and Mi: John tted Sunday Admitted Thursday of Last Week Admitted 3) "Ta College House en Fir > Is Scene of Fire Demage $1,000 In of Crash Near Millbrook Occupants Climb on Roof Threatened Building to Give Alarm WRECKAGE IN WHICH TWO LOST LIVES \ SR Td This ix all that remained of the car in which Mrs William J. Benford and son, Benford, husband and father, was ser- with a truck-trailer on the river road near the Rock of North Allegheny street, Bellefonte, were killed, and William J injured last Wednesday morning in a collision north of Harrisburg. lously ville Bridge the Mrs I'he motor was torn loose from the chassis and thrown to through a rear window of the machine by the impact. He and is published through the courtesy of The Patriot, of Ha rrisburg County Truckers to Meet Here Monday (Continued from page one) Band Schednle NOW YOU CAN SAVE TIRE DOLLARS We take considerable pride in announcing that we are distributors in Bellefonte for Kelly-Springfield Tires. Known and distributed the world over—Kelly-Springfield Tires have been the dependable tire for 47 years. Many exclusive features such as Armorubber, low-stretch cord and quick stopping, non- skid tread designs put Kellys in the front line tire class. Newlow prices and longer mile- age make them the best tire buy. We in- vite you to come in and see these new Kel- ly-Springfield Tires. now 7 KEL LY 24" - Additional Locals Hoov he me in Howard og fron Johnst pent last Thomas Wagner ’ that ¢ its becca ( ietar — James C. Bower, who is employ- ed at a concession at the Army servation at Indiantown Gap, spent the weekend in Bellefonte as a guest of his bro her-in-law Mr and Mrs. CC Alexand at their home on East Curtin Street. Mr. Bower, former weil resident of Bellefonte, is o son late Mr. and Mrs, Joh J. Bower, Sr, of this community The Y. M. C. A. and local chap- ter of the American Red Cross are sponsoring classes in swimming and life saving for children and adults of Jellefonte and vicinity, Classes will Enown AY “th on of the HAN INTRODUCTORY SALE ... Kelly Buckeye Special UNTIL JULY 1, IML 6.00-16 6’ 6” {And Your Old Tire) S. H. Poorman Water Street be held at the Y. M. C. A. under the direction of Carl Hall, a qualified Red Cross instructor Instruction will be given in elementary swim- ming, advanced swimming Best ing and diving. Preliminary meeting will be held Friday evening, June 13 al 7:30 o'clock at the Y. M. C. A BUY All instruction will be free in Town. he dada) WARNING TO PARENTS KELLYS Are The life sav- The Bellefonte School Board wish. | Drive es to call the attention of parents . to the fact that the construction in activities on the new high school building cause a situation which is 4 3 ry lA Today dangerous to children sters have been accustomed to play- quested to impress upon their chil dren that this practice should be discontinued. and that their natural curiosity should also be placed une Bellefonte, Pa. time either during the day when construction work is going on or af ter hours when no adults are there! who sath be responsible for them. - Marriage Licenses Paul Glenn Strouse... State College | Cora H. Dean Perna. Furnace | Charles W. Bohn wen BORISHUrE | Maria G. Meckley State College | Martin R. Horlather Tunkhannock | Mary Louise Lisse State College | Robert H. Bailey. Port Wash, N Jane 1, Pearse Lakewood, Wm, Nedrick Philipsburg | Alma R. Frye Philipsburg | Russell O. Spicer Pleasant Gap | | Esther F. Noll Y.! 0.1 road. Benford were Benford is reported (o be showing some improvement at the Harrisburg Hospital Fe Benford, hm —— William C, Young Benford was hurled instantly killed Mr The above photograph Flag Day Speaker Boy Drowns In Whipple's Dam (Continued from page one) June 12, 1941. ny RECENT WEDDINGS Local Youth to Conduct Services Here Moore—Fvey | On Priday, May 31, Miss Mary Rlizabeth Moore, daughter of Mr. | land Mrs. Claude R. Moore, of How- | lard, became the bride of LeRoy | Evey, son of Jared Evey, of Belle. fonte, R. D. The ceremony wus per {formed by the Rev. Mr, Gullick In the Howard Reformed church, with only the immediate families of the young present, Miss Moore is a graduate of Howard High school and for some years has been an obliging clerk in the Howard postoffice, Mr. Evey Is a graduate of Bellefonte High school and is In business In Btate College [Moore's only attendant was her ter, Eleanor Moore, while Mr had his brother, Wade, for his REV. W. J. SBHOPE tendant, They left immediately week of the ceremony trip to Bouth- ding ! Ing Qa 0 couple for a ern Stale incl Washingtor 3, § friends in this 1 wishe Lo the pop on their journey he direction of Rey ( Shops of Bellefonis Plack { Philadelphia The Rev, Mr, Bil son of bY vr of Garner—Watson Cha tie Elizabeth Wats tle Watson 'l 1 [4 Bellefonte He as ( = P SO PAUL W. PLACK Bellefonte jate of the Philadel. Bible, and ar Word Mo trained baritone Allegheny greet B RIAs Bohol OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG MEN IN 1 5. NAVY enlistment = FOOD Painter Hurt in Fall Frit Bent ‘ eC DRCR URCHE St. John's Evangelical & Reformed WEIS A ROUND-UP QUALITY FOODS Coffee Weis Quality 1 Ib bag 19¢ Dog Food vrai 6 vo 25¢ Beans GREEN, (U1 2 Neo. 2 cans 19¢ WEIS QUALITY Ib jar 15 Peanut Butter HEINZ and | Many young- | ing on this site and parents are re. | der restraint so as to prevent their wandering onto the grounds at any! Pleasant Gap - SATURDAY BANK HOLIDAY a o.umns Sl ALL THE 707 WATER Rev C Presbyterian, Bellefonte Y TPL asd 43 WEIS QU Mixed Tea HIRES Root Beer Extract AE — Weis Quality MAYONNAISE wi 1 25 YOUR FAMILY NEEDS! At Less Than A GENERAL ELECTRIC WATER HEATER Gives You Abundant Hot Water—Instantly! DISHES To get dishes clean and sterile, you need 180° 10 180° F. hot water, A G-E meek this need with “a mn of ¢ foucel,” nothing BATHS ~With on ovto- mobic G-E water heater you don’t hove te “wail” for woter to heotforboths. It's ready ond woiting of the tura of o faucet, GE . SHOWER ~~ There's healthful ond refresh. ing as @ "hot shower.” Have plenty of het so Resets on wath days to get clothes white ond clean. A supply of cleon hot water when Strained Foods 3 20¢ Vane 15¢ we 21€ Kellogg's Corn Flakes or POST TOASTIES we OC Cake Flour vou wwe 15¢ Dime '@ Day ! wh avidin Bisquick Father's Dav Wranned Pepsicola - Hires - Cloverdale BEVERAGES. . . Home -Grown Teeberg LETTUCE 2 hds. 15¢ SOLID HEADS CABBAGE GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS FRESH PINEAPPLES quite se a plentitl RIB END LOIN you wont it, HERE'S WHY 1. NEw Sod, Cotter 3, Hactatving Mem A G-i Costs So 2. Denuine Rockwool Ask for Free Estimate GENERAL @ ELECTRIC Electric Supply Company Bellefonte a.Gold Woter be MEATY RING BOLOGNA SLICED PORK State College | PHILLIES CIGARS. 20 MULE TEAM BORAX. BORAXO FOR THE HANDS. PORK ROAST VEAL CHOPS PORK LIVER 2 Ibs Package ] Jc ....Box of 50 $2.25 (Plus Deposit) v.. 0 btis: 256 1-Ib pkg. 15¢ ..can 15¢ Solid Slicing TOMATOES Ib 15¢ ..2 Tos B¢ . 3 Ibs 19% ceiver for 25c ¥ Quality Meats ! Ib 18¢ 21¢ 19¢ 29c Ib Ib
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