THE CENTRE
July 10, 1941,
BOALSBURG
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jenkins and
daughter of Pittsburgh, Mrs, Roland
Lawer and son of Bellefonte, R. D
Were recent guests of Mr. and Mr
Lester Gladfelter and family
Mr and Mrs. Charles Knoff of
Cleveland, Ohio, spent the weekend
with John D. Patterson and family
Mr and Mrs. Burl Calvert and son
of Altoond, were visitors with Misse
Mary Relsh and Nora Miller
day.
Mr and Mrs. Leroy Wetllaufler
of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Mi
George Wetltleufer of Williamsport, ' ¢
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith of Phil- | pred Lonber
adelphin, were guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mi
Mrs. BW. Callenbach last Wedn and children spent the weekend
day. with relatives in Meyersdale
Mr. and Mrs. P. H Overly, Mi Dr. Alfred Pundt of State C
Herbert Walden and and was & su at vou of ni 31
Charles Simpson of Plainfield N. J. go ’ Stonday 1
were recent guests of Mr. and Mi Goodrich
John M. Bolton
{ M Lu
Mr. and Mrs
daughters spent
lantic City
Mr and Mrs Paul
children of Greensburg Mr. and Mrs. Paul St f
weekend with Mrs Coxey's paren Ohio, Mrs. Joseph Stit
Mr. and Mrs. E W_ He ter Thelma an
Mr. and Mrs. John Falcone: ahaga Pall:
daughter of New York spent 1 Mi
time with M: Falcol I
Ang sister-in-iaw
Lawrence Guyser
Mrs. J. Howard Roberts
Blanche Halgele
spending some time
mer's son and daughter-in-lav
and Mrs. Homer Roberts
Miss Sally Clemson wa
visitor with Mu Lol :
State College, R. D
Jack Dale of Bel
seyera] day
L. K. Dale
Dale
Mr, and Mrs
Misses Margare
of Carlisle spent
Charles Begner and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lewis
Sunday afternoon with
Montgomery
Virginia Ann Hess pending
some time with Mr. and Mrs. Pa
Coxey and children Greensbut
Mr. and Mrs Dean lLigen and
of Centre Hall were re
with Mr H Hoster
igen was the former
Smith
Mrs. Edith
Arizona, wa
and Mrs E
Mr. and Mr
Empire, Calif
home alter
the jatter
and Mrs S R
Mr. and Mm
and daughter
week with
Mr
| neth the William Tennis
home
Mr. and Mrs
are now living
the weekend al
Mr:
1S DUKE
Penns at
who
spent
Leroy Preeby
in Baltimore
heir home
Phil-
Juck«
recent
Fheodore Jackson of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
of Huntingdon wele
gussty of Mrs. H, M. Hosterman
Weber and si Mi
Weber of Huntingdon were
callers with thelr aunt Miss
Weber
Warren Cupp of Nangaluek
th Mi
son
Edward ter
Alice
recent
Anna
Mr:
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Sun
pent ome Lime w
fel
Lindeman
niege
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Robert
Ora
meq
Rouletle
Eleanor Is!
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and
A’
Bleich
time In
John
some Wednesday
Mae Kile a
Sally
iternoon
Oak Hall
Semnson
with Dor
Coxey and
Akron
t and daugh
spent
on Ronald of Cuy
were re
Brous¢
Jar
Mi port
Lansdown are Emmg
tl {1 Mi
with fie
and
of
pent some
with hi
and hi
Herman
and Anna
some Lune
pel
relative:
M
Hileman
a recent
Ww C
Ww. C
returned
spending
brot
ne
relative
Stella Woatnier of
lege, spent Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs Wallace
Mrs E H Myers Mr. and
Lov Whitekettle of
port, spent several
former's daughter
Goheen at Indiana
Mrs H. P. Schaeffer, Miss Grace
Corman of Bellefonte Mi Alber
Gilmer and daughter of Philad
phia, were recent call/®
Jennle Fortney and d
Mr. and Mrs. John Sme
McGrow and baby of Pil
and Mrs. Charle;
Hamsburg Mr
of Lewistown recent gus
of Rev, and Mrs Kaufman
Mrs Minerva T {f Tyron
spent some time
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Mrs. J.P. Alkens of the Glenn
land apartments has as her guest
Mis. M Sledentop! of Glenside
Mr. and Mrs Guy Clark, Mrs, R
A. Lepley and Louise Zook visited
in Spartanburg, South Carolina
Mrs f West Colleg
Avenue, had her weekend gues
her son«<in-luw amd daughter Mi
and Mrs, K. R Slamp and children
of Highland Park, New Jersey, and
Mr. and Mes. John Suyder of Ni
ticoke
Mrs C. WW. Grove of East
avenue has a ner guess
M1 Ww Walker and two
New Yurk Qity and Bugene Grove
of Chambersburg and Warren
Grove Camden, New Jersey
Donald White 5 Atherton
treet on Saturday a Vaca
tion at Qeean Cy, New Jersey
Helen Gephart of South Atherton
LEget re urned recently from the
Centre County Hospitad, Bellefonle
having underwent a Jot
Won
Mrs
South
Lo spend
Kansa
Veda Parsons of
pent last Visi
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Juhn Snyder
wh
LA)
Nittany
Mr and
S01 Os
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of
recently
G. BE. Simpson and family
Patter street (eft
in Nickersoo
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The q
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aid Mrs David
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i Galugn
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one
Lomison
weekend at
Baltimore,
their
Mrs
is spending
husband
Mrs
Homey
John Ri fy
several
pent
here
Lester Packer and
Mrs. Albert Packer and FPrang
Walker, son of Mr, and Mrs. Mc-
Dowell Walker are medical patient's
in the Lock Haven hospital
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Confer and
daughter Joan, of Milesburg, spe
the weekend with Mr. Confer's pai-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Confer
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Page of West
Decatur, spent Sunday with Sher-
man and Annie Confer
Mr, and Mrs, Roy Confer and
family, and Mrs. Malinda Confer of
Williamsport, visited on July 4th
with relatives here
Harry Lomison of Chester spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Claude Lomison
Harry 8S8hank of Altoona, spent
July 4th. with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A M. Shank
Mrs. Joseph MeCartney
Eagle visited her
son of Mr
of
brother
Mt
and
and
and
Mrs, Limbort of Dever, Mi
Mrs. 8S. V. Hosterman and Mr
Mi PC Smith of
Myrtle Fisher of
spending week with her aunt
und and Mrs, TT. H. Tay
lor Atherton Street
WwW K Ulrich
had as thelr
Latrobe
East Beaver
her home
New Jers
Lancaster
Detroit, Mich
Ww
Mi
South
and Mrs
Irvin Avenue
Mr. Ulrich
Mrs, Mary
Avenue ha
uncie
Ol
M1
ol
Huest
mother of
Royer
returned
of
Lo
having visited in Trenton
ey
Mr
LA
and Mi
had as |
Mrs. Johin Coble
Harry Coble of Pine
weekend gue
Fol
sed
and Of
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Mi
Helster
Thursday
Myer
Mir
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Fort
Walter Par
their g
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and Mi
reet had as
Edward
Marviand
and Mn:
Beard of
th of East
week
Sm
as thelr
Robert of
van
sO0n
J and
Edinboro
and Mr R. J. 8mit
PAVE
Margaret
Gil
and
1 Of
Mi
and daughier of
a nelr gue
Russell Smith
Hill, N. C
L. Woomer Co A
For
JAARpel
106 Inf. Bn
Md pent
on East
Lee Gen, Mead
is parents
week i
LAA
hoads and
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Rhoad
on
Jane
daughter
ABUT
Mis
of Lock Haven,
Dradey will
Pal
Derry
Hem
vislied
Perso;
Tree
Creek 10
reinlive
a
100 wi
KENNEDY
Mrs
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ana
Oliv?
Mrs
were
Home
Lucas and
and Mrs Fred
to Marsh Creek on
Mr. John Walson
Rhoade of Holts Hollow
Fike and iwo sons
he J F. McCartney
and Mrs
REO Mr
motored
Sunday to fish
Mr and Mrs Bennie Confer and
family of Orviston, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph McCartney and family
of Pleasant Valley, spent Sunday a
the Joseph Leatherg home
Our farmers are not having very
good harvest weather so far
Mr: J. FP. McCartney spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs Ed
Confer ang family aj Orviston,
Mr and Mrs James Smeltzer are
visiting at Mt Eagle at the 5. R
McCartney home
The many friends of George Con-
were sorry jearn on last
Thursday morning his dwelling
house burned to the ground
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McCartney
and son of Milesburg, spent Sun.
day at the LL. McCartney home
Mr, and Mrs James Rager and
daughier spent the weekend with
friencls at Erie
Mr and Mrs, Phil McCartney and
ais0
Jinunie
cCaliers al
Mr
family
Peters
Guy
fer to
J. M. Keichline Insurance Agency
One of the Oldest Agencies In Centre County.
ANN W. KEICHLINE, Representative.
Temple Court
Phone 190
Used Truck Headquarters
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SOUTH SPRING STREET
BELLEFONTE, PA.
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DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA,
Page Fin
Modern Etiquette
1. What are some things a girl | when one's opponent at bridge de
should nat do when applying for a | liberates before playing a card?
POSMIGN ?
2. 8hould one ever advise or ridi-
other players in any game of |
| sports?
:
i
3. How far in advance should va
cation reservations be made? nal
WAL
employe Ww lunch?
4 When two or more women en
ter a street-ear who should pay the
carfare?
Lernoon
8 Isn't
shove
it rude for a Lo
when attempting
through a crowd?
6. To whom ghould complains
be made by a person who ls stay
IE In a hotel?
1. May
person
Lo pu
Ole sow impatience
| across country
it all 1
out
| chur
ery used by
@“
8 When woman ls louring
an sutomoiiie, |
hel cks or
Ww
ght for
horts?
9 I
LO Wey
form
Or
who |
It good a business
lo invite g girl mn hs
10. 1 ight u
with dancing
WJ al
bring
} Bive
a Lo
a daughter?
How
wedding Ix
11 the for a
chosen?
hould usher
in
12. Li
there for stat
staying
fa CLHArgs wih
a guest while i
hotel?
Answers to Modern Etiquette
1. 8moke a cigaret chew gun, or
powder her nose three thing
should if really
the
are
ne not qo she
want position
2. Advice
hould
on how play a game
be Lo plays
have your help
should be to profes-
Ridiculing player 1s
He meanest of insult
never
Wey
given
ask
left
any
forms
injess
Teaching
onal
one of 1
3. Bevera]l weeks In
When delayed
often disappointed
advance |f
possible too long
one
4 Too mueh | de about
trivial
hs
matier suaily 8
Lhe exact change ready
who encounters
ductor first, pays the
Yes T™e
May 1
hey be
Lhe management tH
’
i i¥
Ohe WHO hag
Or Wie one the con-
fare
courteous way |
pass, please?
noua made
clerk
pleasant
agreeably
street
Make the
manner
compiaan
or quan
or deal
8. Clothes
wear in a ci
V oui
Wl married
Lessons In English
Words Often Misused
Do not
i HOR
A
Frank
SAN
ay reconciw
Frank re
io
y i
nalivg 0 NON
The
Doth
30 NER wy
Canit
ON
Like
Words Often Mispronounced
e. aligd a
Nn head
Pronounce de-ht
tressed ua i
syilabile
Monument, spent Sunday
Roy B
Our
Leathers and
village Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lucas
Donnle, from Yarnell and
McCloskey called at the J. P. M
Cartney home
Miss Estella Leathers Hoit’s
Hollow, is visiting her grandparents
Mr, and Mrs. J. F. McCartney
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SCOTIA !
By HARRY WILLIAMS
After being idle for a couple of
weeks, 1 will now try and give you
some Beotla picnic news which 1
know every old Scotiaite is glad to
see in the county papers
The Scotia picnic committees met
at Reed's Service Btation last week
and discussed afl plans for the com-
ing nineteenth annual picnic which
will be held at the Scotia picnic
grounds on Saturday, August 2
Do not fail to attend this grand
affair as all we old Bcotlaites love
to meet one another on that day
There has been a little discussion
from time to time a8 to just when
this plenic started. It was started in
August 1922 by Wilson H. Ghaner
I do not know the exact date, but’
it was the last Saturday in Aug-!
ust. For he said fo me one day
“Harry, I have a notion to hold al
picnic here some Saturday and see
how many of my old cronies 1 can!
get back, and we will call it the
Scotia pienie.” {
This he did and advertised it in |
the county papers as a get-together |
affair, and about 500 of the old |
Scotisites gathered there that day |
And don't forget that this is your |
picnic as. well as the committee, and |
regardless of color or creed, come |
anyhow, far you were once an old |
:
3
Scoliaite, Another picnic committee |
|
and son
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POO gram
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The
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Chon YY Owl Of thie
that
pecially on
slow up the
Sunday it
moving in
times
Recent visitors
the last week or so
Blanche and Mary Underwoll, Mr
and Mrs Harry Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. John Billet, Mr. and Mrs. Nel-
son Billet, and Mr. and Mrs. Niles
Davis, all of Bellefonte; Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond E. Young and four
children, Mary Jane, Pegey, Patly
heavy
few days
Fi
traffic
Wag
both
iday dig
any
very heavy,
directions
to our home in
were: the Misses
(and Sonny Boy. of Coleville
new mail carrier
arrived at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wade Harpster. On arrival he
weighed 7'% pounds, and has been
named Tom Richard
Last Tuesday a
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and Grower,
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and Grower.
Wagner's Scratch Feed
Feed.
Wagner's Chick Feed
a 1 o'clock
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will begin next Moz
clock Sessions will be
each day except Saturday
am to 11:30 a. m. The school
continue for two weeks All
ren ang young peop
attend the school Wagner's Medium Scratch
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Psalm, Eshelman’s Dog Feed
congregation; reading, 98th
Francis Poorman; prayer
June Kessling selection, Male
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Male Chorus; plane solo and duet
Donna Ray Wilson and Rachel
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Offertory; plano solo and duet, Nor
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