rt June 26, 1941.
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Page Thid
HOWARD NEWS
Miss Grace Schenck of Milesburg, | ard for them Friday night and re
spent Sunday with her sister Miss | turning to Johnson City, Saturday
Lulu Schenck. | Mrs. Irene Dibble visited friends
Mrs. Carson Dietz of Lock Haven, | in Williamsport Monday and Tue
called at the Willara McDowell | day
home Monday evening | Willlam Robb of Snow
Nelson McClure is home on a ten | tersection, called at this place
day furlough from Camp Shelby, | day
Miss, visiting his parents Miss Margaret Delong was a call-
Miss Anna Holter is spending this [er at the G. A. Eckdah] home Sun-
week in Williamsport at the home day
of Mr. Paul Cheeseman and family Mr. and Mrs
Miss Eleanor Leathers left Wed- | viston, called
nesday for Brookville, where she gnd Mrs
will visit at the Mr. L. A. Leathers evening
home Mrs
The Vacation Bible children of Jehnson City
close Thursday with a visiting with her parent
the evening at the High S Mrs. EW. Tice, and Mr
ditorium at 7:30 G. H Bulkley
David Holter Sr., Willard McDow Mr. Toner
¢ll and H. R. Pletcher atlended a Md... formerly
double header ball game at Wil- | while
llamsport. Sunday ing a roof, fell
Mrs. Arthur Irvin, Mr, J. H. Wag- | Ing his left wrist
ner and daughter drove to Clear- Mr. and Mrs, Harry E. Wheaton
field Monday evening. The ladies and daughter Jean and Mrs, Emma
attended Eastern Star lodge Streeter of Wastfield, Pa were
Mr. and Mrs. C, C. Dreese, Mr guests Mrs. Streeter’
and Mrs. M. W. Wagner, daughter and wife. Mr. and Mr G
Joanne drove to Beavertown Sun-
day to visit Mr. and Mrs, William Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M
Dreese Columbus, Ohio, are t
Miss Nelle Weber, Mary Kate parents ol a baby girl born Si
Weber Kathleen Thomas Mrs. M June 23nd Mrs, Mercer was
W Wagner. daughter Joanne at-| erly Miss Mary Bulkley, daug
tended circus in Williamsport, | of Mr. and Mrs. G, H. Bulkley
Tuesday Mr. Thomas Pletcher
The Children's ter Miss Alma Pletcher
Praise of Jesus,” will be given bur Hall motored
Sunday evening June 29, at eigl N J. Sunday to
o'clock in t Evangelical
formed church
The residents of Howard Borou
turned their clocks ahead
Saturday at midnight, t
of a vote on DST Saturday
different stores
The “Loval Workers Clas:
Church Christ will have their
regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Lester Wyland Fri-
day evening of this week.
The 1941 and 42 Senior class held
a festival on Fire Company grounds
Saturday ni A large crowd al-
tended, it the first festival
of the summer at this place. A neat
sum was realized
George Szuba, Cora Eyer, Mr. and
Mrs. Roderick Eyer and daughter
Sally Ann of Erie, Mrs. Lewis Cross-
ley and son Roderick of Montgom-
ery are visiting at th
and Mr:
Guest
Irvin
and Mrs
of Woodland
Stuemrt fle
beth Cox
Mr. and
daughters
Yearick Jr
ed Sunday and Monday at the home
of Doyle Yearick. Monday Doyle
Yearick Jr. came to spend a few
days his wife will remain and re-
turn with him
The Civic Club held their annual
pienic at Hecla Park last day
about, 60 members alt
arrangements were
count
Future
1.0
Ing as
Shoe In-
Sun-
Roy Cyphert, of Or-
at the home of Mr
Lester Wyland Saturday
two
are
and
Mr
and
N. ¥
Mr
and
George Bulkley Jn
School will
program ul
hool Au-
Baltimore
Howard, R D
assisting a friend repair.
from a ladder break-
Robb
ol
of
In
weekend of
brother
H, Buikley
Mer
lL
“1 Of
proud
inday
form
Mer
the
and daugh
Mr. Wi-
to Merchantville
visit Mr nd wir
Day service
and
he
NE
he
Howard
4 Mr
Shingle
of
Mrs, Clark C n ning
house. Mr. Jay Cummings and Mis
Vandyn Taylor of Norfolk, Va. The
occasion being In honor M
Howard Cumming birthday A
umptuous i ved at
Howard Tea
time in th
of
dinner
room is is tl
wear the
ther
4
v
home of Mr. C_ A
were: Mr
Mr. Hoover
M: John
at
over weekend
Albert Elli and
Janet and Mrs. Doyle
of Linwood P
ai
Mrs wt _~
oh
a. Visii- fonte. R
After the devot
ess and busine
ent enjoyed the remainder of ihe
evening in About 14
members refresh-
gv yt
ments
D
5 meeting those pres.
contests
artook of the
Alpha Firemen
Plan Celebration
of
1H
yall. (Continued from page one)
more ¢& n $2. The
be Vest College avenue from
Burrowes to Allen and the compe
tition schedule for 9:30
Prizes will be $10 first, $7.50 sec
$5 third, and $2.50 fourth
race course wil
Mrs. Adam Kline entertained Jas
Hoan, Mrs. Kling Yearick and
daughter Patricia at Camp Water
Edge, along the Bald Eagle, recent-
ly. A nice roast meat dinner was
served after which games were in-
dulged in, and at 9 o'clock all hand
departed for their homes.
Mrs. Ethel Grazier Mrs. Netlie
Lambert, Mrs. A. A Wagner, daugh-
ter Doreen, all of Johnstown, spent
several days this week at the home
of Mr. John Wagner family. A
birthday dinner was given Sunday
at the Wagner home in honor of
Mr. Wagner's little granddaughter,
Doreen Wagner and Miss Sophia
Cabrio of Lock Haven
Mrs. Edwin R. Bulkley and
children Edwin 2nd. and
Prancis of Johnson City
stopped on their way home
Chicago where they have been
iting for the past two months with
Mrs. Bulkley's mother who sufferad
a stroke. Edwin driving in to How-
on
is
tive entran hould cor
W. Edminston for
will
midway
n Joseph Nef!
As the name indicates, the
{ for children’s pets and n
| sional show animals
The baseball game this year will
be held on the Stats College Com-
muni'y Field and will be between
Pine Grove Mills’ Dodgers the
Boalsburgz Bisons
directi of
two
Sally |
MN. ¥
from
vis and
man reveals that $200 largest
I speaker
8
of
Parade Chairman Walter Hocter- |
amount in the history of the earn- |
val, will be awarded to parade prize
winners
The prizes are as follows:
Best float, $35,
$25, third $10. Best fraternal
$16, second 26, third $10. Best
civic organization in line $15, sec~
ond $10, third $5. Best juvenile in.
dividual or group, first $5, second $3
third A. Bast-appearing adult
marching group $10. Best comic $5,
second $3, third $2
The Ferguson Township
Lemont Band, the Junior
and Bugle Corps, and perhaps the
East Penns Valley Band will be In
the line of March, Mr, Hosterman
sald
The night of the Fourth wil
gigi1@ti fireworgs smart
ng at 30 p. m, The display will
lude “break” shells, aerial bombs,
everal set pleces
annual bake
tl American Leglon
for the fire company
the room, c
Beaver on July 3
second
float
business
Band,
Drum
500 a
display
9
sale sponsored
Auxiliary
will be held 'n
rner of Allen and
LOTe
St John's Evangelical & Reformed
Rev. C. Nevin Stamm Holy
Communion ervice 8:15 = m
Church 8 0:30 a m The Con-
n the ly Lo-
pastor
hool
ory will meet
ittany Valley Lutheran
Keller Paul
hurch
non. St
N
oastor
Pe "
school
Pleasant
View Union Chapel
fa § : pastor Sund
heels O1
B
Julian
30
U. B,
il, 0
Kiwanians Hear
Talk on ‘Courts’
(Continued from page one)
deal
determining
shall go
Wilkinson explained
the var
court the case
the
in cn
3 ue —
SOUS | iris a
y like Centre and in the
ordered
Pitta
president
tional at ti cor
tlanta, Ga
known among the
club and has
Various occa-
of
Ki-
IVOT~
Mr
of
gL 4
th
wie
oh
meetings
] further notice
next week will be Charles
Harris, electrical engineer, now
connected with Whiterock Quarries,
but formerly with The International
Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York City. His subject will
‘Radio—Mechanical Brain and
Our Defense
be
Nerve Center
tem.”
of
Sys
st a ———
Coroner to Probe
Railroader’'s Death
REBERSBURG
Miss Phyllis Bryan of Lock Ha-
ven, is visiting her aunt, Mrs, Paul
Rearick
Mrs. E
home {rom the
on Sunday
Mrs. Blanche Shreckengast visit
ed her sister, Mrs, Mae Luse, a
Tyrone on Sunday
Miss Phyllis Tyson
Mover | Is visiting her
and Mrs M M
Mrs. Helen Shultz spent
days last week with her aunt
Alice Dutk, In State College
Mr, and Mrs. 8. A
Mr Blerly's brother
Shaffer, at Hanover on
Mr. Lynn Miller of
called at the home of
Mr. Sterling Miller
Mrs. Ada Blerly, Mr:
ley and Mir Alma
several day last
Haven
Roy Brungart is papering in State |
College this week
Mr. Edward Abbott of Lewisburg, |
spent the weekend at hls home
Rev. N. F. Douty of Monterey, |
Mass. «vent last Thursday at his
home here.
Mrs. Molly Kerstetter of Mifin- |
town, Is visiting at the E, H Hos- |
terman home
Sunday visitor
home were Mr. and Mrs
of Danville
Mrs Elizabeth Hosterman of Bur-
pank. Cal. is currently visiting Mr;
M. C. Haines
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wolfe visited
«Ar. and Mrs. John Bottorf at Mili-
mont on Sunday
Miss Pauline Auman of Lewisburg
pent the weekend the home 91
her parents, Mr Mrs, Alton
Auman
Mr, and
of Forest
wen
even
R. Wolfe returned to her
Lock Haven Hospital
of
grandparent:
Garrett
Millheim
at the J. N Mi
Fred Diehl
two
Mr:
Bilerly visited
Mri Cloyd
Sunday
Jersey Shore
his brother
Sunday
Rose Gram.
Haines spent
Lock
at
and
on
Hagsenpiug
t Monday
Hou-
Charle
Mrs
Hill
ng at the
selman
Mr
Mr
pent
in Pittsburg
Mrs, Paul Winters ar
Brungart and
day gue
week
pent la
{ John
home 0 Fleming-
pad
and Mi: Bierly and
and Mr Kreamer
Sunday an nday visit
Gramiey
id Mrs. Roy
were Tue
ter Meek home
chidre!
Le ir. and Mr Ch
and Mr Merle Gephary and
and
Hall
Ci
and
daughter
were
Cumming
Mr
Mrs. Blaine Leister
Janet, of Centre
iy caller;
hom
Mr 3
f and
Walter
nd al Liu A
Weaver
daughter
Weaver
and
Jr
[an Daylight Baving Time
| Tyrone has been preparing is
[course for weeks In anticipation of
[this Important annual event, Experts
are seeing to it that the falrways
and greens, sandtraps and hazards,
too, will invoke favorable comment
am
Hundreds Witness
Opening of Road
(Continued from page one)
the former home of General Philip
Benner, early ironmaster, is at Rock
and because General Benner was a
ploneer in the development the
Kishacoquillas Turnpike
The road-naming contest
sponsored jointly by the
of Commerce, Bellefonte
commerce Club Btate
Judges, in addition to Dr. Claudy
Mayor Hardman P. Harris, of
Bellefonte; Mayor Wilbur FF. Leit-
eell, of State College: Charles Mar-
tin, of Bellefonte and L. Frank
Maye of Lemont, representing the
Bellefonte Chamber of Commerce,
and E. PF. lee and 1. V. Hartman
commerce Cl
of the (
Mr. Mayes was substituted for
of
was
Chamber
and the
College
were
lege
a
sion
the opening
the mobile
the Undine
emergency
truck } } borough of-
papermen. Follows
truck came a
carrying
proce
lowed by
new
new
long
agn-
ceremonnaes
h Taylor and tw
I visited
Bellefonte Youth
Aboard Submarine
(Continued from page one)
t The As y
: h Mrs
Ocker
Mrs
daughter
. Philadelphia Navy Yard i New
A. J. Miller, Paul and
Betty of Stoysiown, vis-
ited at the home of Mr, and Mrs
Curtis Oreninger for a few days
last week
Mr. and
{ Lemont
Reish an
La few days
iller wrote Oh. mother. the
up wes terrible. We ran in fog
entire distand and every Ty
Mrs. Willlam we
and Mr. and Mrs. John
i daughter, Sara Jane
week at Grave]
Johnson
alway:
last
rings Lodge
Mr. and Mrs
Philadelphis
Claude Musser
8 callers at
Paul
Mr Mrs
Milihetm, were hat if he
the home of Mr ¢ duty before
Brown th vy would pay his
Earl Weber asughter, |
and Mr and Mrs John
Relish, daughter, Sara Jane, and
Miss Shirley Zettle attended Lhe
pettie reunion at Poe Paddy Park on
Sunday
Mr. and
Saturday
home of Mr
and
of
p transferred to
way
and Mrs
Mrs
yvonne
slmas,
STO TE
Wwporta-
If he'd walled obably
been
diving
wouldn't have
vanced to
mother said
Chester Miller was born It
Tyrone, attended the Tyrone
lic schools and later, after the death
of his father, entered Girard Col-
lege, Philadelphia. After his grad-
uation there about five years ago he
enlisted the Navy. Surviving in
addition his mother and step-
father. is a brother, William A. Mil-
ler, who is a student at Girard Col-
lege, and who is scheduled to grad-
uate this week. Miller was a mem-
ber of Tyrone Lodge, Loyal Order
of the Moose
Other survivors include an
and five aunts (brother and sisters
iof his mother). namely: Harry Me-
Mullen and Mrs, William Shawley
{both of Milesburg, Mrs Stella Shaf-
an
al
¥
i
is
were |
#
the
Mrs, Paul Breon
evening callers at
and Mrs. John Weber
of Howard Sunday guests at
Breon home were Mr. and
Cameron Long of Howard
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hackenberg
and daughter, Joanne, returned
after a sevenieen day trip. They
in Houston and Galveston,
Texas, Tulsa, Oklahoma, St. Louis
Missouri; and Frankford Mary-
land
Mrs. Matthews the former Miss
Anna Zeigler, and son are spending
the summer with her parents Mr
and Mra. William Zeigler, Mr. Nor-
man Zeigler and friend of Pitts-
Lea
pub-
the
Mrs
viet ad
visileQ
ir. OPTS, ©
' problem
uncle F
IY
{ter gr ting
) changed between
Belle
commun
agree-
id
reached
the
an
road
State
sho
ent
Bick
eu t
wiriei hile
a brief! address ce-
makes Bellefonte
y of Bate College, and Glate
Bellefor He
predicted that the road Will be Lhe
means of cementing a firm friend-
ship between the county's two prin-
cipal communities
In announcing the name
Claudy declared that the Bellefonte
and State College Kiwanis and Ro-
Clube be asked to erect
some { time a Niting mem-
Lay Genel lenner somewhere
along new
C. H. Buckius, assistant secretary
Highways, declared that The
Pike 18 a good road, and will last
for many years. He congratulated
the ractors, inspectors, engin-
{vic leaders, County Comimiis-
and the public in general for
their cooperation and work in bring-
i long-dreamed highway into
Tis road
suburb of
are io
ture
al
the road
of
or
sioner
being
He pointed out that the State
Highway Department has a8 greal
on its hands in building
to satisfy the greatest num-
ber persons in the 67 counties,
4500 townships and hundreds of
towns and cities who constantly are
asking for more and better roads
Dr. Claudy next introduced Sid
Collins of Clearfield, district engin-
eer for the State Highway Depart-
ment, whose efforts were largely re-
sponsible for the construction of an
underpass at the cattle barns at
Rockview penitentiary. The under-
vase frees the road of much cross
traffic that otherwise would have
created a major danger point, Dr
Claudy zaid
State Senator A. H. Letzler
roads
of
Dr
ex- |
PINE GRO
VE MILLS
—— ———
James Trostle is driving a Dew)
Ford coupe
Mr. J. Lavere Wyse is sporting a
new Ford V-8 gedan
Mr. Harold Martz of Pittsburgh
was a recent visitor with his par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Ed, C, Martz,
Drover Eugene Irvin purchased &
good team of horses last week from
J. Foster Musser
Our
driving a
purchased
agency.
Veteran silo agent of the Mari-
etta Silo Co, W. R. Weir of Bwine-
ford was in Ferguson Twp, the past
days looking afler good
pects for early orders
The genial stock drover Lincoln
Witmer of State College was =
pleasant caller in our town Thurs-
day evening, en route to the J
Harry Peters farm to purchase an
extra fat large bull
Miss Eleanor Shoemaker held the
lucky ticker at Parmer Kiwanis
; last Wednesday at Centre
her to become the owner of
Holstein calf
day
townsman E. J, Fellows is
new Chevrolet 6 sedan,
of the Wibur Dodd
Dros.
few pros
Ph
Lhe
Pichi
Hall for
the
bred bull
chanced off on that
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Grau we
Branch, are rejoicing over ar-
rival of a fine baby girl No, 1, born
last week in the Centre County hos-
pital. The Dr. is the owner of W®
wel known Pred Bottonf-H,
Goss farm on the Branch
Many
pure
’
oi
the
wh
H
of our younger set attend-
last week
nt. Ong
business
d over the
prominent
Va os] mu
he gave them all the
he had with him-—pocketbook and
all Next)
Miss Bmma Goheen of Coalport,
Pa. spent some time last week at
the well known John B. Goheen
home as a gvest of her aunts
Misses Nora, Anna Mary and Letile
Goheen. Miss Emma 5 a daugh-
ter of the late Dr. George Bailey
Goheen prominent Coalport M. D.
and banker
The County wis well represented
by 106 Democrats at the meeting
last Tuesday evening with vice
chairman Miss Matde Miller gt her
farm home. Dr Ruth Boring of
Lancaster foceful Demoreratic
jeader was the evening speaker
Other notables fending wére ex-
Commissioner A 8B. Bowersox,
sioners Mensch and Hi
Witmer, Binie Hoy, Demo-
a enliiuse
a
cratic chairman Lloyd Boob. The
meeting was in charge of the Presi.
dent, Mrs, Maud Peters. Refresh-
ments a plenty were served by Com
mittee in charge,
A Brooks Corl, daughters Chaye
| and Nancy are spending two weeks
in Mt, Holly, N. J, guests of the
Samuel Pryor family, Mrs, Corl and
Mrs, Fryor gre Kline sisters.
Rev. James Pisher wife and
daughter were recent dinner guests
with the Rev. Albert Groendyke
Penna. Purnace and naturally see-
ing which had the nicest and
smartest baby
Miss Margaret Goheen in her
new Ford V-8 accompanied by Mrs
Elizabeth Peters motored to Miffli-.
burg Thursday for a visit with old
neighbors, the fligm A. Lytle
family. The Lyties flitled 21 yeas
ago from Rock Bprings to Union
Co
Over the wires from Philadephia
hospital come the announcement of
a bouncing boy for Mr. and Mrs
Samuel! Black, born last week. Mrs
Black former Miss Alice Corl. The
first grandson in the Alvin K. Corl
family, now just ask for smiling 25¢
cigar and you'll get ‘er sure from
grandpap Alvin
The next Balleyville Civic Club
meeting Monday June 30h at the
Community Hall at 6:30 p. m. BST
out-door meeling, picnic supper
cooked on the grounds, free ham
(but don't forget to bring
your liking) Miss Helen
be present. Come and
your friends. Games for al
ages
Miss Mary Hegel, accomplished
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
| M. Myers became the bride Satur-
day at 2 p. min Bogisburg Re.
formed church of Mr. Pati Smith
of Busquuehanna, Pa. The church
{ was bDesutifully decorated, Mm
| Rev. T, C. Jones at the plano with
| Miss Anna Jane Musser singing
“O Promise Me™ and “1 Love You
Truly.” The riffg ceremony was
iperformed By Rey T. C. Jones
brides pastor. The bride was given
in marriage by her brother Mr
Mr. Claude Myers of Lancaster Pa
Maid of honor Miss Helen Kish of
Winburne, other maids Mary Ellen
Homan, Betty Glenn and Betty
ay. A luscious dinner was served
at the bride's home after the cére-
mony then a trip 10 the New Eng-
land states and will be at home to
(Continued en page six)
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pressed pleasure that Centre county |
had obtained the long-sought road |
and declared that tg construction |
ifer and Mr: Joseph Baney, both of
| Bellefonte; Mrs Paul Fanning, of
burgh visited at the Zeigler home
on Sunday
As soon as three persons injured
in the fatal two-car cragh near Du-
oy
7%
£16
To the festival of
new whites at
Jrown’s Boot Shop,
of course! Wear the
shoes fashionable
women choose, See
f
} Right in Price
and Style
| Bois Bunday have
i DuBois
| Be
{ nounced Tuesday.
lcars were catapulted
$3.99 _ $55.00
ne
i p——
BROWN SBOOTSHOP
Allegheny Street — Bellefonte, Pa.
! waste to the fire box. i
recovered suf-
ficiently there will be an
into the death of Allred E Nelson,
railroader. Acting Coroner
8. Erhard, Curwensville, an-
Nelson, a B. & O. fireman, died
| Monday morning at the DuBois
hospital from
the head
injuries he received when the car
in which he was a passenger, erash-
led head-on with a car operated by
| Mrs. J. V. Eberhart, of Lock Haven. |
Mrs. Eberhart her husband and
| Henry Marine, DuBois, driver of the |
other car, were all injured the
wreck
Investigating motor
the cars hit head-on with
force that the occupants of
through
in
said
such
both
the
police
windshields
The cars, both 1041 models, were
badly wrecked. The Marine car's]
wheels were shoved back to where
the motor normally was placed
while the motor was shoved back
into the body of the car.
The impact of the accident was
so great that a chicken, cooped in|
the rear seat of Marine's car, was
instantly killed
eT
Seriously Burned.
Brom Hoagland, fireman at the
plant of the Belmar Manufacturing
Company, Canton received serious
burns of the face, hands and arms,
when an expiosion occurred in the
conveyor which carries sawdust and |
;
We can only have the highest!
happiness by having wide thoughts |
and much feeling for the rest of |
the world —George Eliot.
Teach us delight in simple things
And mirth that has no
springs;
|
bitter |
| Forgiveness free of evil done,
{ And love to all men ‘neath the sun. | bert of Tyrone; and Mrs, Sara Bray | Match play will take place on Aug-
—~Rudyard Kipling.
inquest |
| The hf
and chest
| Greensburg, spent the weekend with
| Village accompanied by Mrs Fran-
{Shelby, Miss, and Mrs. Edgar Eck-
iy. of Coleville
When Miller visited here at
Christmas time he was accompan-
isd by Charles Eagleton. sighalman
ithird class, of Denver, Colo. who
{also was aboard the 0-9 when it
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Burkhart
and Mr. and Mrs, William H Hail}
were weekend visitors at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Charles O, Frank
are members of the parish
formerly served by Rev. Frank at
y
Vandergriis, imade its fatal last dive
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Breon.! Because the submarine was at
daughter, Janet and son. David, of such great depth the Navy has
Harrisburg spent the weekend atl!indicated that no salvage attempt
the home of Mrs. Edith Breon, Sun- can be made Only with the great.
day visitors gt the same home were: est difficulty have submarines been
Mr. and Mrs. William Rachau and !salvaged from depths approximate-
son, Laity or Milesburg {ly one-half “ great as the 40 fos
' {of water in which the 0-8 rests Is
M#. id Meg. Claretice, Deh} iNavy conducted funeral services
with full military honors for the 33
imen aboard the ill-fated vessel, on
| Bunday
The 0-0, built to withstand up
200-foot dives, is believed to have
been broken up by the extreme
i pressures encountered at 440 feet
aA ——
Plan Central Counties
| Golf Tournament
ol
Mrs. Ella B, Diehl, who returned
with them on Sunday for an ex-
tended visit. They attended the
wedding of Miss Kathryn Benger
al State Coliege on Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Duck, R. N. of Ger-
mantown hospital] and Misses Lil-
lian Bossett and Agnes Bower at-
tendants at the Laurelton State
cis Wert, attended a weiner roast
is an outstanding example of what
communities |
lean do in the way of improving con- |
cooperation betWeen
He brought a message of
from Assemblyman Kenneth
who was unable to at-
{tend the ceremonies. A message
from Mr Haines was read by the
imaster of ceremonies
| After the ribbon-cutting
ditions
regret
G. Haines,
lege caravan continued on to Belle-
{fonte and paraded through the bus-
|iness area, while the Bellefonte car-
lavan went to State College for a
{similar parade
| The road, 91 miles in length from
{borough line to borough line, can be
[traversed easily in 13 minutes with.
lout exeeeding the 50-mile speed
limit and including several slow.
jups for traffic
strated on the return run of the
Undine emergency truck Tuesday
afternoon. Officials checked time
and mileage on the run, which was
{made at an ordinary motoring speed
The Pike has been officially des
ignated as Route 545, extending
ritual |
(had been completed, the State Col- |
This was demon- |
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recently at the home of Miss Violet
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The board of governors of the Ty- {from Beliefonte to Huntingdon.
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Cotton percales in the gayest of prints.
| with their daughter, Almah Ruth,
| and son, Kenneth and wife of Wes:
I morning the Zeiglery'
[zone Golf Club has completed plans
{to entertain the eleven clubs of the
Association at the Tyrone Golf Club
learly In August, George C. Wilson,
Nanticoke, called last week to see Jr. of Tyrone, was elected general
Mrs, Anna Stover at the R. W. | chairman of the tournament,
Meyer home. Other Weekly callers| The clubs participating will be the
at the same home were: Mrs Blairmont Country Club of Holli-
Marion Witmer, of Aaronsburg and |daysburg, Centre Hills Country Club,
Miss Mabe! Vonada of Madisonburg |Clearfield Country Club, Hunting.
Dr. and Mrs. E. A Zeigler ot 30 Country Club, Lewistown Coun-
Gainesville. Florids 8 [try Club, Lock Haven Country Club,
OF De ar da, accompanied) smerican Legion Country Club of
Toiods, "og Mrs. H.R. Kreider of {young Union, Nittany Country Club,
dledo, Ohio, visited relatives In| par Hills Country Club of Altoona,
town last week. On Thursday pngipsburg Country Club, and the
RHE infant #00 Pyrone Golf Club.
Was buried in the local cemetery.! ‘Many original, but currently use-
Rev, and Mrs. J. B. McLaughlin
| Out-of-togn persons who attended | fy] prizes will be awarded. Entrants
the services were: Mrs. Flora Lim- | will qualify on Friday, August 8
There is a possibility that it later
will be extended to Milesburg. It is
a through highway between Belle-
signs have been erected according
ly
Let us serve instead of rule, knoek
instead of push at the door of hu-
man hearts, and allow to each and
every one the same rights and priv
fleges that we claim for ourselves
—~Mary Baker Eddy
Our grand business in life is not
to see what lies dimly at a distance,
but to do what lies clearly at hand.
«Carlyle
To cultivate kindness is a value
able part of the business of life —
and Mrs, Archie Parrish of Drums, (ust 0, and the finals on the 10th,
Samuel Johnson.
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