pe — THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. — June 12, 1941. Over 400 Pupils Pass School Test Among 4056 pupils in the county son, Ira Smith, Richard Sigel who passed examinations required Hunter, Jane Ghane: of non-residents for high schoo! en Howard Township: Mildred Snav- trafee, four from the Milesburg ely. Blanche Rhoades, Martha Lu- schools are listed among the twenty June Luca William Confer highest grades received (nthe n Daughenbaugh, George Re- tests, it was reported yesterday b Bertha McCaleb, Joseph Plet- Qounty Superintendent of School Mildred Poorman William F. Olenn Roger: George Ertley, Stanley Dul- For a number of ve puplls have taken the of honors among the est RiRdes, records show Lemont schools were est, with three pupils honor group. Next was the Philipsburg sch th 2 The following schools ech among the 20 his Bush Addition, Hecla Unionville Point Lookout, Crawf £50) ville, Peru Coleville, and The names of t ‘ Ing the best marks I their grades, follow Frank Musser, Marie Roberts, \ Donald McDow Raymond Wo Herbert Miller Jack Cowher N Emma Jean Ix Betty McElwair Robert Zar Lem Jack Beals, Point F. Glenn Roger: mnie Powell John Fw Jack G. Dewey Sorensor Teddy Forbe Walton Dau Kenzie Braund Richard Lomison Apdrew Co Coley Beatrice William Pupils from varie suécessfully high below Benner Towns! Mae Louise Lannen ly. William Eve Violet Shultz, A Donald King, Martha Ri ! 4 Fi Sarge Gummo, Rachel Stover, John K wa, Doll ckson john Kop I Helen Tres Larry Blaly, Myrabelle Schaeffer, ( W I ra Sh an I William &¥ Sorenson, Nn France ammel ni ielluccl COIR royle, Mar- HY velyn Brachbill Eu Mary May. FElsle W Rigiin Lod william Boggs Townshy M ie nme Hold - Helen Marjorie Leather Joyce Breon rothy J. Reese, Dor- othy Reese Alke) Roy Hall, Richard n Poormar Jean Hall, Bet Bitner, Mary Eimer Kesslin Cyrus | Wall Lad cher Fulton en Huston Kathryn uret Milesh Hon hare twenty Iu al 1 « ries 3 Ch Norman #t Fownship Alexaldel vial Crag high listed in the Ja North J econa Liberty Township: Rebecca Gry Dorothy Jane Glo an Hanley, Vera MeCloskey pupil hy Toner, Paul Gummo had one pupil poverly, Ellene Merryman nel Dor Belly ne Lev ol w ent dew N shown the Gregz Front Row, left to right. Middle Row-—Marie Noll, Zubler and Gladys Shawver Back Row—Geraldine Lingle have are x u examining sch McDon- a Rip- [rene Spearly ene DGHoN Q Donald Billie Din Jean Graffius, . Mary Belko, Wil ren Breon Wiliam i Smith, John Andrey Ei b Rut i Betty Howard Sharpie Mi Ere ‘ Ci Mike Richards irews, J Dawson Qo) he oe a " gel Jane Ciel aadine Frank Irvin BOG, Laura Youlg Gordon Evelyn Lu an " Ra ef, Largid Mui alo | I i whine a ag I » bo ‘ Raiph : load " ny Ree Cartney Purl ied Conde | I 2% It wien : . 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Allegheny St. Phone 679 Bellefonte ht LOIRE ALPE Of ELECTRIC HOME APPLIANCES + le Township High Scheel at Spring Mills, class of 1041 Lois Shook, Dolores Condo, Jean Musser Pauline Stitzer, Donald Rossman, Mable Maxine Long, Gladys Strickler, Harold Walkers PINE GRO Paul family Jame Gilliga: the Mrs Barl Bickel and daughter Saturday Vision with er and lewis Gen i Ulmer has brox a Dew modern hou y farm near the sile Dari meme The annudl Ba wi OnLra for UE = ville High School and is eh | unmuner vacslion i yn Hews . y salt ibur Dodd is driving a new Pack- ard 8 sedan vaung angler “Bill” Poust has some of the expert anglers on the guess as he came in recently with a nice pair of 14 inchers to his | | credit Messrs Russell O Peters of Swineford, Pa, of The Farmers and Traders Life Ins Co. were in our vicinity a few days | : last week jooking for their share of | Insurance business, Mr. John Everhart of Vandergrift Pa. was last week 2 pleasant visitor with his aged mother Mrs. Sara | | Bverhart and his brothers and sis- | motored in Priday for weekend visi! ters in our valley George HH, Woods of Wilmerding | with his mother, Mrs, G. H. Woods | : | | } i H : 1 i cemetary {band will Tarnish the mude A844 Huey at Juniata and sister Miss Mary. His mother The gnnual 1. OO, P. memorial services will be held Saturday, June ! 14th, 6:45 p. mm. EST. in the new ! Perguson Township | the evening speaker will be Rev. | Charles Rant of the Methodist | charge. Two more June weddings and two | to follow: Strouse—Dean Miss | Cora daughter of Mr, and Mrs | Kle, Jessie Henry Worall, Donald | D. Deitrich. Mildred A. Young, Bet- | ty fou Krape, Ruth R. Spangler, | William Ingram, Paul Albert Coder, | Ruth Elizabeth White, F. Glenn | {Rogers Jr, Harry R. Gates, Emma | Jean Deitrich, Dorothy Jean Wells, | Betly Louise Hoy, Virginia A. Hinds, | Madeline G. Harter, Alda Mae Wen | Krape, Miriam V. Yearick, Kenneth | B. Bressler, Grace Louise Vonada Kreighbaum and | {le and G iver, Raymond P. Bartley, Ethel Mae! Gregg Township Vocational High School Graduating Class of 194] which were Zettle, Bernice Fetterolf, Kenneth Albright, Hallard Johnson Berndee Shook VE MILLS MARTHA a I Vale il wurch Sunday evening 0 (EST) interesting program jast Thursday evening by Matilda Grange in the Grange The members having birth dering the mon h of May were They were H C. Wood E Ardery, H B. Woodring Mattie Williams, Mrs. Jose- Williams and Mrs Mary Following the program were-played and Mary Pring- E Ardery were the win- ners of prizes given. A lovely birth day cake was presented to the ghest of honor. Reireshmenls were serv- ed by the social commitiee The Port Matiida Grange wit > 4 wa“ the ring. G Mrs ane Pringle games will i hold a bake sale in the Grange room in the Pringle Building, Saturday, f dune 14 | has not been in the best of health, | | home jast Jammer MeCGrew returned 0 his week alter taking treat- ment for his eves at Philadelphia Mrs. Elizabeth Williams is ll a: the home of her daughter Mrs Earl We all wih for her a speedy recovery Miss Julia Cronister returned !o her home Thursday of last week after completing a term of school in the public schools of Avis Mr. and Mrz, A R. Ardery and son, Alvin of Clearfield visited at the G. BE Ardery home Sunday Mins Kathryn Korman jg smploy- ed af the H CC Woodring home at Port Matilda The body of the late Ralph Adams of Juniata, was laid to rest in the Williams cemetery here last Satur- day. Mr. Adams wing a former resident of this vicinity, and was » brother-in-law of Mr William B Williams Mrs, Phoebe Cronisler and Mrs. # graduated May Mary Barbara Donald Weaver TRAINING SHIP OPEN TO BOYS AND YOUNG Nautical Academy Washington, D. C., has announce | that boys and young men beiween | the ages of 10 and 21 years wil] be allowed ire practical tica experience on board a training shin of the Academy within the from June to October 1 The board ship period Or may monn wen Camp Owners Discuss Ouster The American (Continued from page one) i commitiee Wo represent Lhe « Lage LO Bev nau [er Nn tu th T1 commun Period 194] remain ire uinmer me 1 14 io Young men may on Lie en V ADOTier “ wish, bu Btudents who ents Jens will receive instruction subjects being vo ug dent i on board ship for an winner perion the ful COurwe oniy in Wo while the slu- mimes oung men int know.edge COUL ™ 28. 1941 Zettle Fetterolf, Zubler Yearich NATTA Ruth Fave Ruth Hennick, Helen Haugh WiLL BUY —————— 4 <2 A DANDY or POPSICLE 1's 8 big double treat’ Delicious Vamills Ice ad Cream and reiresh national Mors ug Oraoge Ice jlook-outs and on deck immer i board 1 vo! wal y A GENEROUS CONE You mar have your chigice of Savors—in ceding the Sexiest Flavor of the Mouth Plum Eorale low hb Cream THAY GOOD CHOC-O-POP hes i a foe € a ted rit gl Gle | Lh Amer} ali 1 Record Group es ME an Enters U. 5. Army wd SCHOOL NOTES (CORRECTION IN LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS from page one) es lie Va ream, with Pung CHOCO CADE ad nds HOOe BO0LOI Fae alo ’ wich add WET we vi ICE CREAM Boner, In and his company (& iY KNOW IT'S FATHER'S DAYZ), Whether for Work or Dress TURNER'S PRACTICAL GIFTS PLEASE EE asa — { If Your Heart Belongs to “Daddy Give Him a SHIRT Whites, PFancies 79¢ G $1.00 SANPORIZED : SLACK SUITS $1.98 Sand orterd i WASH PANTS $1.00 | Washable the Loom Cuaranteed Frust of WASH TIES 10¢ here's 56% More Wear in These SOCKS Linen Reinforced Heel and Toe 25¢ pr. HEAVY DUTY BIB OVERALLS SANFORIZED DUNGAREES Dd TIE De Laine vend Ravon Prints 25¢ ai GIVE HIM A SLACK SHIRT 25¢ to 89¢ MATCHING WORK SUITS | Banforized Green Covert | SHIRTS—8% PANTS | WORK SHIRTS i Blue Chambray, Grey Covert $1.29 59¢ Men's Heavyweight WORK PANTS © $1.00 Genuine Leather WALLETS New Glass | SHIRTS and BELTS Chive Him a STRAW PIPE HATS NION 18e and 285 s1o0 | SUITS "A. C. 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