July 31.1041
YHE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Bdward Gilliland returned to his!
home on West Foster avenue, re-
cently having been a patient in the]
Bellefonte Centre County Hospital
Mi. and Mrs. W. O. Rogers and
son of West Hamilton avenue, spent
Thursday evening in Lewisburg
Mr. and Mrs. 8, C. Tanner re-|
turned to their home on South Pat-|
terson street Saturday, having spent
several weeks at Lake Keuka,
Branchport, New York |
Ruth Cameron of South Barnard
street, had as her guests on Fri-|
day evening Mr. and Mrs, John
Harris of Erle |
Audrey Rewbridge returned to her!
home on East Foster avenue on
Saturday, having spent several,
weeks at Camp Barree
Mr. and Mrs. P. R, Blanchet of]
the Glennland apartments have as
thelr guests their son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blanchet
of Philadelphia
G. L. Guillet of Mitchell avenue,
left Saturday for Stony Lake On-
tario, Canada, where he will join
his wife and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wetterau
and son of South Pugh street, have
returned from ga several days’ va-
cation at Eagles Mere
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Leonard re-|
turned to their home on South Gill}
street from a motor trip to Canada
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Yeagley
daughter of Hartswick avenue,
visiting with relatives in York
Walter Parsons, Jr, of Heister
street, Harold Jones of Miles street
Janet Henninger of Ridge avenue
and Ruby Allen of Raleigh N C
spent Monday at Hershey
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Overholts of
Hartswick avenue have thelr
guests for ten days their son Ben-
jamin, of Camp Clayborne, La
Mrs. Robert Taylor or North Bulls
street, left Saturday for Detroit
Mich. where she will visit with her
parents and relatives
and
are
us
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william V. Dennis, Jr, returned |
to his home on Pine street Friday, |
having attended the Pennsylvania
Chiefs of Police convention in Phil-
adelphia
Dr. and Mrs, L. W. Nelman of
Adams avenue, have as thelr guest
Joan Mamolen of Millheim
Mrs. Elizabeth Rand of Hamilton
avenue, had as her guests on Wed- |
nesday Mr. and Mrs Sylvester |
Young and daughter of Daytona
Beach, Florida {
Charles Jordan, Mrs. Julia
Thompson of West College avenue,
and Mr. and Mrs. Hassel Thomp-
son of Bellefonte, attended the
Thompson reunion at Howard on
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs, T Taylor of
South Atherton street, had as thel
weekend guest Pvt Jack Wallace of
Fort Myer, Virginia
Jean Hoy of Fairmount
had as her weekend guest
Wilhelm of Johnstown
Clarence warner of Middletown,
spent the weekend with his mother
Mrs. Verna Warner of West Falr-
mount avenue
Mrs. Hugh
avenue
Irvin
Etters, daughter Betl-
ty of Miles street, and Virgle Mar-
kle of North Barnard street, left
Sunday on a motor trip to Niagara
Falls and Canada
Sunday guests at the Charles Jor-
home on West College avenue
Vesta White of Atlantic City
Mrs. David Haines of McVille, and
Vesta Jordan and daughter of
Shingletown
dan
were
Mrs. Clara Lynch of Heister street
is spending several days with friends
and relatives in Altoona
Mrs. Julia Thompson and Charles
Jordan West College avenue
spent Tuesday evening at Centre
Hall where they atténded the pol-
den wedding anniversary in
honor of Mr Mrs. Calvin Corl
Bellefonte
of
party
and
of
ORVISTON
There were 109 present at Sunday
School, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Dal Peters of Blan-
chard, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Confer
Mr and Mrs. G. F, Butler
Jack Mr and Mrs. Joe Smeal and
two children Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Packer and two children, spent
several days the past week at Atlan-
tic City
Lester Barnhart and
Jacobs spent several days the
week in Buffalo and Niagara
Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Cyphert of
Baltimore, visited Sunday with
O. B. Cyphert
Mr and Mrs. Paul
State College, spent the
with Mr. and Mrs William
hart.
Mr. and Mrs
Akron, Ugo,
son
Florence
past
"alls
on
of
Hunter
weekend
Barn-
Sheldon Gray of
are spending shi
week with Mr. Gray's parents, Mr
and Mrs. W. O. Gray. Mrs. Gray
returned to her hame here after 2
two weeks visit in Akron
Mr. and Mrs William Baucher
and three children of Allentown
spent the weekend with friends and
relatives
Mr. and Mrs. A. A Miller of Al-
toona, are spending a week with Mr
end Mrs. John Rhoads
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Plerce anc
Harry Lomison of Chester spent the
weekend at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Lomison
Mr and Mrs. Jacob Confer, Mr
and Mrs. Stanley Confer, son Terry
David Confer and son Bobby spent
the weekend in Buffalo
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Page of
Decatur spent the weekend
Sherman and Annie Confer.
The Loval Daughters Class met
at the home of Mrs. Clair Confer on
Monday night for their regular
| Se
West
with
Our Bible Study will be held at
the Roy Leathers home on next
Tuesday evening.
Recent visitors at
home were Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Pownell and daughter of Chicago;
Wayne Pownell of Pleasant Gap;
Mrs. Hazel Gardula and daughter |
of Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs. Clyde
Poorman and daughter of Dry Top;
Laura and Helen Confer of Runville,
Minnie and Verna Reese of Gum
Stump and Frank Johnson
Mrs. Olive Rhoades and children |
t Gum Stump and enjoyed a delicious |
spent a few days with Mr. and Mra
George Magargel, Jr and daughter
at Pleasant Gap
‘Mrs, Arthur Darling of California, |
visited friends at this place on Wed-
nesday.
“Mr. and Mrs. James Wesley and
daughter of Clearfield, spent the
weekend with relatives at this place
ahd Howard
‘Mrs. J. Pyfe and sons spent two
days at the Roy Sheesley home al
Howard
‘Walter Reese of Gum Stump,
vigited hig grandparents recently.
Recent visitors at the Bdith Burd
home were Mr, and Mrs. John Pos
the Poorman |
meeting
club met the home
Hayes at .Salong
for their regula:
monthly
The social
of Annabel
Tuesday mght
monthly meeting
The Orviston ball team it to
Lock Haven on the latter's field on
Wednesday evening 9 to 7 and de
feated Renovo at Renovo on Thurs
day eveni to 3
Paul Hanley, Kenneth Walker
Lawrence Confer, William Glllespie
and Leo Condo spent Saturday and
Sunday in Pittsburgh, 10 see Brook
Ivn and Pittsburgh play ball
Mrs. Laura Rowland and daugh-
Darothy of Baltimore, are
this week at the home of
Mrs, Ear] Lomison
Paul Lomison
Blanche Kel ey
Blanche Daley
Carol Confer
pent Sunday afternoon
Mochannon Park
Mr. and Mrs Clair Butler motored
to Binghamton, N. Y Saturday
ing their daughter Emeline and
1 Shady home where they have
been attending Bible Conference foo
the past two months
Mr William Poorman
Confer daughter Carol
Daley were Bellefonte
Otto Schenck visited over
weekend wath Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Gardner of Howard
Mr. Harris L. Waison, Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Watson and son Jim-
my and Mrs. William Crispin visit-
ed Sunday in Altoona
Miss May Watson returned to her
home here after spending the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. William
Crispin of Julian
Harris Watson, Mr. and Mr
Clayton Watson and son Jimmy vis-
ited Priddy at the Thomas McClos-
key home in Clarence
at
on
108
ter
pend ng
Mr. and
children
and Ann, Mr
and daughter Dori
and Kenneth §
at
and
MIATY
Black
on
Mrs. David
and Dori
shopper
the
'HOLT'S HOLLOW
tJ. E. Confer of Milesburg
Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Watson, chil-
dren and grandchildren and two
great grandchildren; Mr. and Mr
| Ray Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
| Walker and sons of Salonh; Mr
land Mrs. G. W. Margargel 8r., of
leasant Cap, and relatives, Mr
and Mrs. Russel Laird and two
{ daughters of Muncy: Julia Genov-
linelli of Bellefonte; Laura and
Helen Confer of Runville took their
lunch baskets to the beautiful
grové on the M. C. Reese home al
{dinner as well as a real
time together
Eddie Burd made a business trip
to Altoona, on Monday
Mrs. Annie Rawley of Altoona,
i Mrs. Orvis Watson and children,
i Marlin and Jane Reese, Geraldine
| Kelly and J. T. Watsori spent a few
idays fishing in the mountain
| streams,
Mr._and Mrs. Howard Burd and
| children spent Monday at the Mil-
| ford Burd home at Pleasant Gap.
i Wisitors at the Leathers home
| during the week were Mr. and Mrs
i Phil McCartney and family, of
| mansburg
| mother,
sociable
ma— re ——
There were 62 present at the
Methodist Sunday school, Sunday,
July 27th
The Methodist Bunday school held
thelr plenle at Whispering Pines
last Saturday. A good time was re-
{ported by all present
Mrs. George Larrah and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Garver and son, of Free.
ure visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Gregg Watson and
also visiting other relatives here
Visitors over the weekend at the
Charles Krokoski home were his
Mrs. Antoinette Krokoskl
two brothers, Roman and
and sister, Mary and two
Marcella and Marie of
and
Adam,
children,
Shamokin
On Thursday of last week the lit-
tle friends of Jay Watson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Watson, met
in the Culver Grove to help cele-
brate his fifth birthday A pod
time was enjoyed by all
Then on Friday another celebra-
tion was held at the home of Mi
and Mrs. Glenn Fyve, In honor of
their daughter, Alice's sixth birth
day. Refreshments were served and
nice gifts were received at both pad
Lies
Evan, Teddy
daughters Elolse and
Ray Watson motored
and Williamsport
Larryville they visited
Mr: Charles McConnell
Eloise and Dorothy -
thelr aunt this we
Bobby McConrni
with t
James Beal SONS
Paul and Pete
Dorothy, also
to Larryville
Sunday. At
Mr. and
und family
mained with
while Carl
came here
Mrs. R. A
granddaughter
Shore, accompanied by Mrs
Lewis sored
visited the
i Me Lewis
with the Mulhollis;
Mi Mrs. LeRoy
daughter Hope, spent ”
last week with relative
Shore ¢ Williamsport
them as far
visited Mu
on
and
relative
it
Overdort
Carol,
to vis
Pau
Jersey
Anna
und
f LeRoy Lew
{ to Tyrone
family
on
Of
Sunday
n here
al home «
returns
anda
Jilllam Borger
of Niagara Falls
weekend at his |
day afternoon
by Rev. C M Hammond
Meth parsonage
Best wishes
married il
John Ross
ed [rend
t Friday
and daughter;
Amanda Way
Way recently
birthday
Watson
spent Monday
Tubridy
On Sun-
married
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ne
were
at
ist
fe
ie
La evenin
Lewis
Mr
Mr
Bist
Mr
Dan
John
celebrated
amp meet
PORT MATILDA
Mr and Mrz Daniel McKivison
of Detroit, Mich ited ently
with M and Mi i McKivison
and family
C. R. Richards of
visited Friday with ni ante
Mrs. E Woodring. Mr. Richard:
and Mi Wood g§ motoreq WW
Williamsport iday evening and
spent the Woodring
(home there; visiting al werd
Mr and Mr Albert Hartshorn and
family of New Castile
Mr. and Mrs. J B. Mile
ed a birthday dinner 1
Spackman home at Martha on Sun-
day. in honor of the birthday anni-
veraary Mrs. Clifford Spackman
Fred Pringle of Lock Haven
the weekend at home |
Clair Orwick
and his mother
and Mi Alice
Orwick attended
reuniom at Mt Pleasant
day. There were also relatives
tending the reunion from Detroit
‘Pittsburgh. Halfmoon, Julian and
Leechburg
Mrs. G. R. Cowher and son Wil-
lard of Norristown, spent the week-
end with relatives here
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barry and
Mrs. J.B. Miles were Tyrone shop-
pers on Saturday afternoon
Mr and Mrs, Burton Williams and
family of Baltimore, Md, are spend-
ling their vacation at the home of
Mr. Williams's mother, Mrs Grace
(R, williams,
I. Mrs. Howard Edwards, daughter
iPatty of Sproul, and Mr. and Mrs
{8am Sanderson of Harrisburg, are
iyisiting Mr. Sanderson's mother,
iMrs. Roxie Sanderson
| Mr B H williams, R. P. Williams
rs
mn
New Brighton
on
M
on
evening at the
t) y
Were
atiend-
wid at the
of
pent
our
Mr
Orwick an
the Fink-Net
im
uni
‘and Mrs. George Harpster and Mrs
_ J. H. Weaver attened the Tu-
‘neral of their cousin, Joe Spotts at
Penfield on Thursday
Mrs. Ada Roe and Mrs Jessie
English of Oxford, Pa, also attend-
ed the funeral of Mr. Spotts’ cou-
sin.
‘Man, Now In Museum
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(Continsed from page ome)
194, 1038--was estimated to be trav-
fel ng 45000 feet a second when it
‘efitered the earth's atmosphere,
sitiger of Caleville, Mrs. Art Bennet | Monumens Ralph McCastney of gon "oor 1000 feet a second when
snd children: Mrs. Paul Bennet of
Runville; Clair Burd of Salona;
Mrs. Belle Confer of Niagara Falls;
a ce —
Mrs, Gray Lucas and family spent
the weekend at the Lee Heverly's
at Romols
Mrs. J. F. McCartney spent a few
ddys with friends at Monument
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and
two children from Milesburg, were
callers in our village.
Mr. and Mrs. L. IL. McCartney
and children spent Sunday at the
Bamue] Mulberger: at Pleasant Gap.
Bome of our folks attended the
| Pleasant Valley; Mr. and Mrs
i Frank Rreese and gon of Pine Grove |
' Mills
i all gomplete for service Everyone
| welcome, to Sunday school and
| worship ‘services,
i
! Catches Two Big Fish
i Pishing in the Susquehanna river
| near the Riverside cemetery, at To-
iwanda, Roy Blanchard caught a
| Busquehanna Salmon which weigh-
| ed four pounds and was 24 and one-
(half inches long. The catch was
—— ————nr—
made on a Weaver bug. This was |
| the second large fish that Mr. Blan-
chard has caught in as many weeks
it reached the earth.
"The Chicora meteorite streaked
| across the sky, a great ball of fire, !
i find exploded in the air with a ter-|
| rific noise, like a long roll of thun-
j der. Only two small fragments were
| found, orfe weighing 242 grams, the |
| other 61 grams
| Only five other meteorites have
| beenl dug up in Pennsylvania, Larg-
{est of these is the Mt Joy meteor-
| ite, found near Gettysburg in 1887.
{It weighs 847 polinds and is the
{third largest found in the United
| States. The main mass of this me-
teorite iz in ‘the Vienna Museum.
Others were found in Pennsyl-
ivania at Pittsburgh, in 1850; at
| Williamsport, 1891; Shrewsbury, 1907
:
play and festival at Pleasant Val-|A week ago he landed a pike that ®nd New Baltimore, 1022.
ley Saturday night. a
Mrs. Estella Nelson is home from
her summer camp. .
The Methodist Episcopal church
was 25 inches long and tipped the!
| scales at five pounds.
i
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| "How often do you consciously and
intelligently seek to secure all the
facts before beginning to criticize
somebody or something?
&
Meteorite, Nearly Hit
REBERSBURG
attended
Mission -
The foilowing persons
the Evangelical Women's
ary Soclety convention at Central
Oak Helghts last Tuesday Mrs
John Wert, Mrs. Russell Breon, Mrs
Stanley Zeigler, Mrs. BE. H. Hoster
man, Mrs. A. E. Limbert, and Mr;
Paul Rearick
Mr, and Mrs, Paul Zeigler and |
daughter, Cynthia Sue, spent the |
weekend visiting local relatives |
M1 Mrs J. V. Brungart and |
son visited with Mr. and
Mrs Brungart at Glen
Rock weekend
Mr. and
Boalsburg,
daughter
Clady:
visited
Mi
S05
|
and
Malcolm
Waglace
ver the
Mrs, Ammon Hazel of
Mrs Maxwell and
of Albany, N. Y., and Miss
Hazel Glassboro, N
in town on Sunday
Mrs. Donald Byers
visited with Mr
and Mrs, Frank
Danville on Sunday
Mir Mrs. M. R
granddaughter Miss Patti
were dinner gus
and Wagner
town
Mr
pent Lhe
ol
and
James
parents Mi
Byer
Byer
al
and Mover and
Mi
Lewl
INnday
HL 4 Way
ne
ang
York City
Ella Diehl and Mr, as
Mi Mat
Mi
Lied
"ate
nd daughter
and Mi Richard Mann o
Creek. visited with the lat
parents and Mir A
Ambert on
Mr Paul Mil
y
’
ta |
Riu
Stanley Zeige
rt. M Paul Rear-
ae 3 nreckengas’
WW. M
twenty-fifth aani
Farber:
ver
Evangelica
Lewisburg
Day, ac
Bowersox
Emery
Bl
Wayne, attend] a camp meel-
Wn
and
sed
on
ng at Cen
Mr. ana
Richard. and
Bellefonte, spent
Grave] Springs Lodge,
entertained Mr. and Mr
Sunday
Meek,
Laeill
weekend at
where $1
treville on
Mrs. LL
daughter,
t)
bie
Mrs Meek and Mrs. Mary Musser
all of Btate College on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wheeland of
Stale College; Mrs, Maude Rishell
of Bellefonte; and Mr, Harold Rish-
ell. and family of Wilkes Barre, were
Bunday callers at the home of Mrs
Mary Heller. On Monday Mr. and
Mrs
visiting at the same home, left for
their home at Canton, Ohjo
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Breon and
daughter, Nancy, spent the weekend
visiting with Mr, and Mrs
Smith at Pleasant Gap.
The Young People's
Society of the local
church had a picnic
Green Park on Monday
Miss Bernice Gentael
Missionary
Lutheran
of Spring
Mills, is visiting her aunt, Mrs, Alice |
Crouse,
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Rishell and
family were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. Andrew Rishell at Madison-
burg. Miss Janice Rishell has been
visiting there for some time,
Mr. Harry Royer was discharged
from the Centre County Hospital
on Saturday.
Miss Jean Haagen who is employ -
ed at State College, visited with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and
Mrs. Kenneth Breon on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs William Hosterman,
son John, and daughter. Betty, of
Washington, D, C, visited with Mr
and Mrs, W. J. Kreider on Sunday
| and Monday.
| Mr. and Mrs, Fred Bender of
| Btate College, visited with Mrs, Ella
Diehl on Saturday. Sunday visitors
| at the same home were Mr..and Mrs.
| Harry leitzell of Mifflinburg,
i Mrs. RC. Brungart and two
| children, Mrs, Neta Bierly and two
i Children. Mrs. P. R. Winters and
| Master Charles Smull visited at the
‘LL. L. Meek home in Bellefonte last
| Wednesday, Miss Peggy Brungart
| remained there for several days.
:
i Mrs, Matilda Smull and two
| daughters Kathryn and Phyllis of
Pittsburgh, are visiting with local
relatives this week,
| ent
| Matthew
Mey 1
John Hoy . }
Mr. and Mrs. James Dryver, Dr. and |
Charles Heller, who had been |
Philip |
at Rolling |
The Young People's
Circle of the local
church held thelr monthly meeting
at the KE. H. Hosterman home
The descendent
held a reunjon
Sunday
Mr, and
Mr. and Mi
H. CC. Zelgler
Zeigler, Mur
and Mr. Me
bersbhurg; Mi
and Mr. and
Mill Hall, Mi
of Clintondale; Mr. and Mi
and child of Lancaster;
Mr Mrs. William Wolfe ang Mr
Cilenn Mingle Loganton; Mr
Mi Prest Zeigler and
daughter McAIllL Mr
Fred White nd daughter of 1a
mont; Mi Mrs, Raymond Zeig
er and Richard aid Mr. Ed
Swisher of Lack H Mr. and
Mr Call Bwartz of Miliheim i
Mr. and Mr Karl Beahm and two
chiidre of Aaron
sain x eid al von
Missionary
of Cyrus Zeigler
Hecly Park
following were pres
Mr Willliun Zeigler
Stanley Zeigler, Mi
Mr. and Mi Jame
ald My Pay
Bright Hi
Mi Of
Max Tressler
Lou Mahatley
il on
he
A
wil
Hoy
of
Nix
vin
ahd
Mi
Ida
{
ol
Albert
and
olf
and on
terville
Aven
burg he re
i )
{ few week
Mrs
days last
thelr daughter
at Bloomsburg
Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Peerrer
! Billy, daug : Jan of Jersey
{ Shore, were § day evening callers
i the W. J. Walker
Rev, R. A. Babeock is attending a
Bible Conference at Lewisburg thi
week
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Houser
Lemont, called at the Mrs. Alice
Crouse home on Sunday
Mrs. Edith Breon spent Monday
and Tuesday nights at the home of
{ her brother, Mr. William Breon, at
Madisonburg
Weekend visitors at the home of
Rev, and Mrs. Charles I. Frank
were: Mr. and Mrs, Charles Frank
{ Of Wilmington Delaware; and Mr
| and Mrs, Smeltzer, daughter Belsy
of Steubenville, Ohio. Mrs, Smelt-
zer and Belsy remained at her
parents home for an extended visit
Mr. and Mrs. John Hanselman,
Ray
Mastellar
son
at Home
of
Evangelical | Mr. and Mi
Wednesday
mountain
I
the
nt
maKe
M1
[
ew
Kerstetter
| son John, Jr., daughter Kay motor. |
ed Mr. Joseph Mitchell to Union-
{ ville on Saturday evening. On their
| returpy trip they visited in Belle-
| fonte,
i
| Mrs. Paul Styers and
| Carolyn, visited relatives
| at Centre Hall
daughter,
Saturday
EXTENSION WORKER IS
HONORED FOR SERVICE
Miss Margaret Brown, who re-
tired on July 1 after nearly 24 years
of service in the home economics
extension work of the Pennsylvania
State College, was honored with the
Certificate of Recognition of Ep.
silon Sigma Phi, national extension
gociety.
Miss Brown was
the honor by the Pennsylvania
chapter of the society last fall and
the award was made by the Grand
Council at the annual meeting. The
certificate was presented to Miss
Brown at a farewell dinner given
by her associates in home econom-
ics extension. During the first 16
years of her service she was a cloth.
ing extension specialist and far the
past eight years bad been in charge
of home economics extension,
i
|
| spent the weekend with their par- |
nominated for |
SCOTIA
By HARRY WILLIAMS
Mrs. Adolph Reed and
Chuy Fishel spent last
on a motor trip in the
in Lt Austin and
Returning home lat
Mr. and
and abou
mporium
Mle day
and Mrs, An
of Bellwood spent Wed
Dorg Cihaner
John CGihaner Kistler
Field {
with
i"
ny
Mrs Hilams who
daughter
pending «
Mr
Jane L W
her home with her
Stine, |
h Mi and
Bellefonts
Moma
wit
wil
of
Mr;
t, Mich
thi
any
Mr
tron
Quear
Ale
and
will
Mr
week
and uncle
Lilie wv
wa drive from
olla you
weeRena
Cy
the Clover Farm
Mr Clate Watson and family of
Orviston, and his father Harris
atson called on William Crispen
Sunday when Mr. Crispen ac-
companied them to Altoona to see
Mr. Watson's nephew, Pierce Wal-
son Who was a patient the Al
toona hospital and had passed away
on Saturday
Folks who called on Mrs, Nora
Brean on Sunday were Miss Mary
Breon, Mrs. Fulger of lock Haven
Russell Fulger and Kenny Rupert of
Washington, D. C , also Mrs, Howard
Turner,
Mr. J H Turner was admitted
to the Centre County hospital last
Thursday for medical treatment
We hope for a speedy recovery
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Myers are
the proud parenig of a son, born
Monday morning
Mrs
home of Isaac Holt
Mrs, Fred Rhodes of
spent several days last week wilh
her sister, Esther Chandler,
Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Dando and
daughter, Janet of Harrisburg, Pa
bes
ents, Mr. and Mrs, W. Dando and
Mr. and Mrs. B. H Williams, Port
Matilda.
Miss Jessie Anderson of Bellwood
called on her gunt, Miss Phena
Tallhelm on Sunday.
John Tallhelm visited his mother
Mrs, Mollie Tallhelm on Sunday.
BE
MILESBURG
Mrz. Knight Smith, of Merchant
ville, N. J, and Mrs, Robert McKlis-
sick, of Lock Haven, were recent
guests at the L. GG. Peters home.
Migs Janet Kelley, of Philadel-
phia, is spending her vacation with
the L. OG. Peters family.
Mz. and Mrs. EB. M Jury and I Mr and Mrs, George Bradford and |!
| daugh'er Evelyn from Millersburg; |
Mr. and Mrs, Bunny Myers spent
the weekend in fishing pear Balti-
more, Md,
Mr. and Mrs Linus Gill visited
with friends in Driftwood, Sunday.
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Lydia Barr is visiting at the |
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MARTHA FURNACE
Mr. and Mrs. Quay Williams were
Va, week on a
of the death her brother
and Mr
ie ra
Willlam
Jast
ol
Paul D
were guests of
4
Mi
wa Llinu
Mi
Mr
Week
‘
father
receplion room of
Mr. Williams | !
lam (deceased. ) Duane
DOOYOO
Mati
ne cunu
Williams of | © }
and (
ery »
sented a plea for assistance for the
splendid
work that ix being done at
in the Philipsburg hospit~
rippled children of Centre
This is a
lib
for {
i" arfie da |
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orthy i na merits
'
as
Nn interest.
deliede
Gelcious
the
and
erved by
Le iralnel
Mrs
i WO Weal V
Williams were
week
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Their guest, Miss
1 Ardmore return-
Smith and spen’
here
Mrs
companied by Mr. and
Henry of Williamsport, left Sata
day evening for a weekend at Ocean
City and a tour through the New
England States
Mr. and Mr
aitending
and Fred
Homan
Mrs
the parade ai St. Mary's
on Saturday evening drove to Ridg-
way to spend Sunday with her sis- |
and Mrs
te
er
and husband Mr.
| Howard Reuning
Members of the Gleaner’s Sunday |
Evangelical |
| School clags of the
church their husbands and fam-
ilies were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. |
George Johnson at a picnic at their
cottage on Spr
evening
Mr. and Mrs
from Fleetwood and Mr
Austin Schaeffer from
wii the weekend with
fand Mrs. Delas
and Mrs
the Rev
R. Keener. They!
brought home Sandra Keener, who |
weeks |
| has been gpending several
with them. Mrs, Schaeffer will re-
main here for a short visit
Mr. and Mrs. John Knarmr enter
| tained a group of young people ati
their home Wednesday evening in
wnhor of their daughter, Nellie Jane, |
{on her seventeenth birthday. The |
| guests were: Misses Florence Prank |
from Long Island, Ellen Bradford, |
Betty Searson Miriam Brooks, Eu- |
nice Blazer, Joyce Bradford, Ethel |
Martz, Helen Miller and Patricia |
Boozer, and George Martz, Harold |
Bradford, Dean Bradford, Jack!
Kirkpatrick, William H, . Kerlin, |
Jack Riegal, Albert Duirow, Ray |
Delaney Edgar Harter and Mr. and |
Mrs. Bruce Knarr and family.
These persons from the Bradford
reunion on Saturday called to see |
bert Bradford from Willard, Ohio;
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bradford and |
daughter Peggy Lou, Mrs Albert |
Stittler, Mr. and Mrs = William |
Bradford, and Randall Bradford |
and two sons from Phoenixville;
Mrs, Jacob Bible and son from
1 William
Ralph Haman, after
Allentown |
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CENTRE HALL
Vile schoos will
ial picnic, Every-
pid are invited to
ia) neeling
Amuselnents
ang
son of Mr, and
was laken to
day where he un-
on his bead
Dewey Justice and
Verng and Joanne
i Mrs. Paul Hoover spent
5 ray be ¥
al the home i
leroy 1 ne
Coliege Tues
i a ope
ton
alin
1 JBCEBON at Jack -
for a good model
call WIR Belie-
lett, daughter of Mr. and
Billett entertained ihe
il a birthday party held in
r second birthday. Sara
1 Nancy Ann Billet!
Hilda Billett
Ann Houser,
Barbara Kresovich
Ronald Billet, George
Haze] Kelley Mrs. Pred Bil-
Leroy Meeder of Lock Ha-
and Mrs. Oscar Billett
ern Rogers, who has been
two weeks at the
Monday for
Pine Grove Mills where she expects
pend several days belore return-
her home in Pittsburgh
visitors at the James Wion
home were Thelma, Elmer and Eu-
gene Wion of Valley View
Mrs. Martha Rider is visiting with
her sister-in-law Mrs, Enuna Min-
emyer ai Buffalo Run Valley
Mr. and Mrs Robert Ise and
Jiliett motored to Lock
Haven last Wednesday where Mr
Billett is receiving treatment from a
foot specialist
Mr. and Mrs James Wion and
son Leroy spent Saturday with Mr
and Mrs, Andrew Houser at Valley
View
Mr
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SPRING MILLS
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Bariges of
Philadelphia and Miss Stover of
Aaronsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. David
ing Creek Tuesday | Reninger of Williamsport, and Mr
Jain Reninger of Sugar Valley and
i ph
.., _, Bale Reninger of Avis, were wel-
Robert D. Schiegal | came visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, C. C, Bariges
Gladiola
HUGE
SPIKES
Try a Few!
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D Bradford: Mr. and Mrs, Al | WO ODRING'S
Floral Gardens
127 E. Howard 8t. PHONE 64