4 Sep tember 4, 1941.
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Page Thres
HOWARD NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Day, and son | returned Saturday to New Platz,
Harry Day Jr, spent several davs after a leave of absence to take up
at the home of their cousin Mrs. | her duties as teacher
Sara Day of Howard R. D, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Weickert had
Mr. and Mrs. William Mapes and | as their weekend guests, Mr, and
daughters Dorothy and Janice vis- | Mrs, Frank Chalk and daughter
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Confer | Nancy, of Philadelphia,
of Beech Creek Labor Day Born to Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Dor- |
Miss Ruby Confer of -Salona, man, a daughter, last Saturday
spent the weekend at the home of | On the 26th Mr. and Mrs. Adam |
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Hewitt
Confer, | and Jimmy Horan motored to Allen- |
Mrs. Harold Bohn and son Danny | town, Easton, Bethlehem, Pocono, |
of Centre Hall, spent the weekend | Pines in the Pocono Mts, visiting |
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | friends and relatives, returning Fri-
Llovd Bechtol. day evening reporting a lovely trip. |
Miss Betty Bechtol returned home | Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wolf and |
after a weeks visit with her sister. | daughter Patty, Mrs, Mack Bowes |
Mrs. Harold Bohn of Centre Hall. |and daughter Ruth spent the past
Mr. Russel] Fyke of Camp Lee, Va. | week at the Grange Falr with Mrs
visited his wife of this place and his | Wolfe's mother, Mrs, Della Reiber.
parents Mr. and Mrs. William Fyke Mrs. Martha Evey attended the
Of Jacksonville over the weekend. funeral of her brother Charles
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaup of Mayes at Milton, Friday. Mr, Mayes |
Pittsburgh, are visiting at the home | Was a brother of the late William
of Misses Anna and Nelle Holter. | Mayes, of Howard. Survivors are
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs, Ed his wife, one son Kenneth. A
Owens of Bellefonte daughter Geraldine, 20, preceded
ew i her father to the grave, three
mgs Woy months ago. Mr. Mayes s also sur-
" ’ : vived by two brothers and three sis-
visiting at the home of Mrs . te ad oe
" rod . . namely, Gerald Milton;
mother, Mrs, Kate Weber Lemont: Mrs. Martha
Harry Muffly of Morgantown, W Howard: Mrs Belle Mokle
Va., was a visitor at the home of fonte. and Miss Maud of State
his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Balser mother Mrs
Weber, several days last week Interment
Rev. Howard Robb of Butler, Is
vacationing at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, A. A. Pletcher
Mr. A A Pletcl
Day at Cresson
Mr. and Mrs. David A
recently married at Baltimore
left Saturday Detroit
where they will make their
home
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. John Wi
toona were weekend
Thomas Stolz home
Misses Idella William
Virginia Stloz vi
past week
The ladles of the P
hold a corn roast
€vening Sept. 8th
A. lodge hall
quested to be pr
Miss Mary Painter visited
gunts in Altoona the past week
Mr. and Mrs, Eddie Rader and
Mr. and Mrs. Mer Quier of Allen- (
town and Bethlehem visited the past | Mrs. B. . Jutton “and four chil
week with Mrs. Rader's aunts, Mrs D. and Mrs,
Alta Kline and Mrs. Maude Shope Howard,
Mr. and Mrs. George Pletcher ct
Upper Darby, Philadelphia, spent
the weekend with the former's
ter Miss Alice Pletcher
Donalg Pletcher spent Labor Day
with relatives of Turtle Creek
Mrs. Annie Schoonover and three
little sons of New York City are
visiting the former's mother, Mrs
Maggie Spigelmeyer
w» Mr and Mrs. Justice Turner and
d children Martha and Paul
of Tyrone were Saturday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gled-
hill.
Dr.
troit,
and son,
Oregon, are
Ferris ters, of
Frank
Evey,
Bell
College, and his step
Agnes Mayes of Lemont
Boalsburg
Louraine
Ol
was al
Miss
daughter
Hellum,
Rey Lewis
E. Kline, a rmer p of
Evangelical church of this place and
Rev, Homer Yearick of Nittany
of Mr. a: Willard Yearick
were married at
Bethe] church
future, Nittany Valley
Aug. 23
Miss
Kline
and
f
of
Mr:
astor
of
er Labor the
spent
Holter Jr. son
Md
} Mt
Saturday,
nlaved
played
for
the wed-
Harry William ig
nn OY
ceremony
How-
Thompson
and
Howard
Mrs, Yeari
ard High
Business
auate of
nd
Harrisburg
Mr. Yearick, a
y Howard High is at-
Theological College near
Rev nd Mrs, Yearick will
Wit 1€ Dride’s parents r
and Mary
ited at Altoona the employed
0. of A. will
next Monday
at the P
All members
present
tending
York
101
gig taf y
led for
Donald Holter Tuesday
Buffalo, N. Y. where he is employed
after attending school at Philadel
phia for several weeks
Donald Heverly son of Mr. and
Mrs, Milford Heverly of Howard, R
D. alter an extended visit with Mrs
Annie Pletcher of Yorkvile, Ill, re-
turned home the latter part of the
week accompanied by Mr
| Haines, a former resident of How-
ard and father of Mrs Alice Miller
Mr, and Mrs. George H. Bulkley
two children Connie Marie
1d George Ellery and Mr. and
two
and
N.Y
and Mrs
and Mrs. J. E
Mich, after an extended
with the latter's parents Mr
Mrs. A. D. Gledhill left Monday
Colorado, where Dr
gaged In Research
Lawson of De-
v-sit
and
were
G
Lawson
work
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krape receiv-
er word Friday of the death of their
hiece Miss Virginia McCann, aged
20. only child of Mr, and Mrs. Geo
McCann of Houston, Texas. Miss
McCann having a sinu condition for
a number of vears was taken to tr
latter place recently expecting her
condition to improve. Complications
caused her death. Her mother was
formerly Miss Helen Krape of How-
ard, a daughter of Mr, John Krape
and Mrs
£r Barbara of Sharon, Ohio
the weekend their par-
Mrs and Mr
Mrs
Russel] Pletcher and
with
vivia Pletcher
Wensel
and Mrs
Harry Jr
and
Mr
son
Harry Butler
Grandson Thomas
Doherty, Miss Marguerite Delong
Bellefonte, Carroll Eckdahl
Howard, Miss Nancy Stauffer of Al-
toona and Harold Confer, and Miss
Ann Daughenbaugh attended the
church wedding of Miss Emeline
Butler and Mr. John Daley of Or-
viston Saturday evening.
of
Miss Josephine Muffly, a teacher
of New Platz N.Y. spending the
past year attending college in the
state of Washington, and in travel]
(Political advt.)
of Supreme Court |
(Political advt.)
For Judge
PENNSYLVANIA
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| Kline and son Harold, Jr. Heverly |
| son
‘ies
William
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Allison, of
Philegelphia, who wee recently
married at that place, returned here
Monday morning. Mrs, Allison who
wags formerly Miss Bertha Wolf, and
teacher of the Intermediate grades,
will resume hér duties as teacher in
the schools here. Mr. Frank Wal-
lace with his truck and and old
spring wagon attached took them
for » joy ride. The truck filled with
youngsters made the usual noise
-
lof serenaders with cheers, tin pans,
bells, and tubs,
Mr, and Mrs,
and children
George Anderson
“Sonny”, William
and Shirley, were weekend visitors |
at the home of Mrs, Anderson's par-
ents Mr, and Mrs, Claud Meter of
Boyerstown,
Mr. and
Mrs, Carl Leone of Al-
bany, N. Y., were Labor Day guests |
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cleve
| McAuley, and Mr, Leone's parents,
| Mr
and Mrs
and will
nette with them on return, after
spending the summer at the home
of her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs
McAuley. Other guests at the Me-
Auley home were Mr, and Mrs. Le-
Roy Glossner of New Rochelle
brother of Mrs, McAuley
Patsy Leone of Avis
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HUBLERSBURG
Mr. and Mrs, F. E. Vonada spent
the weekend with Mrs Vonada's
brother, Mr. Rhoads Rumberger and
family of Harrisburg
Mr. and Mrs Kirk Russel] of
Baltimore, Md, Mr, and Mrs
Charles Thrash and son of Wilkins-
burg, spent the weekend at tl
the
home of the ladies’ parents Mr. and
Mrs. James Deltrick
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Markle and
Jr., spent three days Saturday
Sunday and Monday at the Markle
cabin, also called Mrs Eva
Markle Sunday
Mrs. Dorothy McCormick of Mill-
helm, formerly from this place was
a visitor at the home Mrs. lda
Yocum, recently,
Mr. Oscar Bilerly, Mr and Mrs
Burwell Brungard of Ravena, Ohio;
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith of Aber-
dene, Md., were weekend guests at
the home of the ladies’ parent
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Blerly. Oscar
Blerly will return to Ohio but
instead opened up his school at Pot-
ters Mills Tuesday morning where
he has taught for several years
Mrs. Charles Grieb and daug
Mrs, Harold Gummo of Lamar call-
ed Thursday to see Mrs. Jahn Hay-
Weekend guests at the same
place were Fred Haves Jr. of Belle-
fonte, a grand son, Mrs Hayes
daughter Mrs. Harry Warfield and
family of Lock Haven an gunt Mrs
Kate Joviand matron of nurses
home at the Williamsport Hospital
Mr, and Mrs. Harris of Clinton-
dale accompanied by Mrs. Harris’
parents, Mr and Mrs, Charles
Krape of this place spent Sunday at
Monument with Mr. Harris’ daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Delong and family
Mr. ang Mrs. Lynn Krape of Belle-
fonte visited his parents, Sunday
The Charles Noll sale Saturday
was well attended, articles sold
brought fair prices. The home was
sold to Mr. W. H. Deitrick for the
sum of $115000, The Nolls expe:
to move to Williamsport in the nea:
future where Mr. Noll (5s employed
We with them success in their new
home
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Markle
State College were recent visitors
at the home of Mrs. Markile's moth-
er Mrs. D. A Deitrick
Sunday callers at the home of H
I. Markles were Mr and Mrs Frank
Runkle of Sini, California, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Ingram of Niagara Falls,
Mrs. D. A. Deitrick, Mrs. Emma
Orr, Mr. and Mrs. 1. M. Bierly of
Bellefonte. Mr. Blerly taking Mrs
Blerly for a joy ride while a sur-
prise birthday dinner was being pre-
pared and spread on a large table
beneath the large pine trées on the
farm home of their son Sherman
and family. Other guests present
tw enjoy the bounteous dinner were
a sister Mrs Talitha Delaney and
daughter Agnes of Centre Hall a
brother Mr. Henry Hoy and wife of
Mill Hall, their daughter Mrs. John
on
of
100
of
Yearick and family of Mili Hall R.|
FP. D. a niece Mrs. Philip Saylor and
family of Bellefonte. Mr. Bierly's
other son Nevin Bierly and wife,
daughters Barbara, Caml! and son
i Richard of Avenel N. J
Rev. Gulick of Howard assisted by
Rev. Charles Link in the Reformed |
church of this place baptized the
{infant son of Mr, and Mrs. Harold
i Ishler, the former Miss Margretta
Jr.
Cuiser, naming him Harold Leroy
Both sets of grandparents were
present, Mr. and Mrs, Homer Ishler
of Btate College, also Miss Helen
| Guiser of State College, Miss Caro-
line Guiser of New Jersey, also Mr,
tand Mrs. Harvey Cuiser and daugh-
| respective parents the Links of near |
| Philadelphia, and Mrs, Link's home
ter Bertha and dinner was served
at the Guiser home Sunday noon.
Rev. Charles Link and wife after
a three weeks vacation with their
af Rockwood, Pa. returned home to
{ the parsonage Saturday evening.
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SAMUEL E. SHULL
of Stroudsburg, Pa.
PRESIDENT JUDGE OF MONROE-PIKE JUDICIAL DISTRICT
® LABOR ENDORSES JUDGE SHULL-The Central Labor Un-
fon, representing the several major labor unions operating in
Monroe county, unanimously endorsed the candidacy of Judge
Bamuel E. Shull,
® A NATIVE BORN AMERICAN--A LIFE LONC DEMOCRAT !
Engaged in the active practice of law for a period of seventeen
years, Served as Prasident Judge of the 43rd Judicial District
of Pennsylvania for twenty-four years, having been three times
elected at the primary election.
Miss Eleanor Rolls of Castenea
was a visitor at the Elmer Ritchner |
home the past week.
Mr, and Mrs. Jake Fry, Mrs. Fry's |
mother, Mrs. Hettle Loder of How- |
ard, Mr. and Mrs, Christ Meckley of |
| Cleveland, Ohio, were Labor Day
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
{ Ed. Hoy.
Mr. and Mrs Otis Truckenmiller, |
{of Williamsport visited his brother,
Willard and family Sunday,
Mr. Melvin Truckenmiller of Buf- |
falo, spent the weekend with his
wife and children at the W. B.
Heckman home.
Mr. and Mrs, Hamid Hoy of
Johnsonburg, visited his father O
PF. Hoy, Monday.
In the spring of 1891 came the
call of “Go West young man go
West” to one by the name of Mr,
Frank Runkle, son of Mr. James
Runkle of Centre Hill, Centre Coun-
ty. Several weeks age he and his
charming wife whom he met and!
married in California, came back
east to visit relatives and old
friends, for the first time since he
left our county. Traveling over
three thousand miles in eight days..
They are the parents of four sons
and two daughters, owners of a
large ranch on which is an orange,
lemon and apricot orchard, also an
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take their daughter Nan- |
" REBER
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Weaver and
daughters, Dorothy and Jean of
New Kensington, spent a few days
last week at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. C. J. Weaver, Sr. Weekend
guests at the same home were Mr
and Mrs. Palmer Weaver, son Rob-
ert and daughter Jean of State Col-
lege.
Miss Jean Kohr of Philadelphia,
iis visiting aL the Rev, Dale Kohi
hiome,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beyers and
son, James, were Friday callers at
the home of Mr, Beyers sister, Mrs
| Carl Lemcns, at Bloomsburg
Mr. Earl Burd and Miss Gladys
Beatty of Norristown were Labor
Day weekend visitors at the home
of the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Willard Burd
Mr. and Mrs. Pau] Winters made
a business trip to Lewistown on Sat-
urday
Miss Gloria Stover returned home
last week after spending the
two weeks at the home of her broth-
er and sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs
Malvin Stover, at Willlamsport
Labor Day weekend guests at the
Blerly. |
home of Mr. and Mrs. C M
were. Mr, Charles Kreamer and Mr
Woodrow Blerly of Harrisburg, Mr
Eugene Bilerly and Mr Clare
Staugenhoup of Ambridge; Miss
Elaine Prosser, of Glen City,
Mr, and Mrs. 8. John Gray of State
Coliege; Mr, Paul Blerly of Carlisle
Last Tuesday callers at the home
of Mr, and Mrs, Paul Rearick were,
Rev, and Mrs, Noah Fehl and Mr
and Mrs. Guise of Newberry. Mra
Katie Struble of Cogan Station
Jerry Miller of State College is
currently visiting his grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Relish
Mr. and Mrs. J. E Gulsewite were
weekend guests at the home of
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr
and Mrs Jack Guisewite at Tren-
ton N. J
Mr and Mrs
Allentown, spent
Russell Zacharius of
the weekend at
* mother
| Mr. and
Mrs, Zacharius and Mrs, Hacken-
berg, accompanied by Mrs. Charles
Catherman and son, Harold, were
Sunday callers at the Mrs. Anna
Bartholomew home ai Centre Hall |
Mrs Curtls Grenninger and
daughter, Nancy, returned home on
ding the past two
weeks at the Rev. A. J Miller home
Stoystoan.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Moyer are
pending the next two weeks at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
family at Bloombsurg
Mrs. Eugene
of State
callers at th
8.
and
Mr
three
Sunday
home,
ang Mrs Roy Kreider and
son, Daniel, of Summi.. N
weekend guests at
home, Mr. ard Mrs
t2iman, son John ani daughter
| Bepty, of Washington, D. C., are
visiting gt the same hon! this week
Laniel Kreider and Jonn Hoiterman
re students 3° Penn Siate, the iat
{reshm «&&
Bir, and Mrs
Lemont were Saturday
the home of Mr
Mr. and Mrs. C. J
Mr. and Mrs M
accompanied by Mr
Breon, daughter
War
and
sons
Lee and
College were
eS A
we a
Weaver of
caliers al
Weiver s pare
Weaver, Ja
W. Breon, ac-
and Mrs. Paul
Nancy, were Fri-
Waller
nts
day evening callers at the home of |
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yearick and
family at Mill Hall R. D. Sunday
callers at the Breon home were
iMiss BEstells Hosterman Misses
Donna Luse and Mary Kay Burk-|
holder, all of Centre Hall, and Miss
Marian 8mith of Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs, Sumner Hosterman
and Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Lancas~ |
ter, and Mr, and Mrs. George Hos-
terman of Milton were Sunday vis-
ftors at the home of Mr. and Mrs
W. J. Kreider and Mrs
Weaver.
Mr. E R. Wolfe returned from the
Lock Haven Hospital on Sunday
where he was a surgical patient the
past few weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harbach Jr
| who were visiting with the former's
parents at Livonia, went to Pleas-
antville, Bedford county, this Mon-
day where Mr. Harbach will take
up his duties as teacher in a voca-
tional school,
Ernest Miller and family who are
located in Ohio, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Miller,
Mrs. Ruth Probst returned to her
i work at State College on Tuesday
after visiting her uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ocker. Guests
{at the Ocker home last week were:
Mrs, Jack Ocker ang daughter Mae,
| Mr. and Mrs, Roy Zerby and daugh-
| ter, Marian of Freeport, I
{ R. W, Meyer returned home on
Monday after a months stay in
| Washington, D. C., at the Steward
weber home.
Miss Jean Hartman of Harrisburg
| spent the weekend with her parents,
{ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hartman.
Private Mark Linbert of Camp
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WOODRING'S |
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127 E. Howard St. PHONE 84
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W. J. Kreider |
William Hos- |
Elizabeth |
SBURG
Lee, Virginia, spent several days
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. E
| Limbert, Sunday they autoed to Al-
| toong to visit Mrs, Kathryn Mark
Mr. and Mm, Fred Bohn, who
| have been tenants on the Prank
| McIntyre farm east of town the
| past years, have stored their fur-
| niture prior to moving to New Jer-
| sey, where Mr. Bohn wil] be employ-
| ed as manager of a large number of
farms
| following in the near future, Then
| many friends here regret their de-
| parture but wish them success In
| their new home. Mrs. Bohn and
| children are visiting her parents at
Pine Grove Mills until they can
| move,
| A real estate transaction took
| place recently whereby A, E. Lim-
bert became the owner of the form
er 8. I. Gephart home and store
| bullding, now occupied by Roy Ar-
| bogast. The present tenant will be
oontinuing in business in this place
| Miss Betty Page returned home
on Sunday after spending the sum-
mer months at Anita Lake N.Y
Miss Phyllis Page of Lewistown, wis
a weekend visitor with parents
| Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Page
Mr. and Mrs. E H Hosterman
spent the past week vacationing in
Virginia and Washington, D. C
Mrs. Philip Hoff of Trenton
J., Is visiting her parent: Dr
Mrs. W. A. Kelley
Dean Gephart on Labo!
Day from Sugar Valley to the Mc-
Intyre farm, vacated by Fred Bohr
Mr. Clifford Dieh]
was a weekend visitor with hi
mother, Mrs, Lloyd Tate. He wa
| accompanied home by his wile and
daugater Ann who had t
ing Mr. and Mrs
of Lock Haven an
family called on Mrs
| Miss Emma Sholl
Mr. T J. Ocker
ing
Mr. and
her
moved
of Alliquippa
been
Klin
nere
WA
Mrs. J. Ray Wil
and Mrs. John Williams and
ter Joan Of Pine Grove Mills and
{ Mr, and Mrs. Kellar Snyder of Re-
bersburg called at Fred Boho
home, Friday evening
Fred Wolfe and family of Akron
Ohlo, returned home Sunday after
visiting Mrs. Wolfe's Mr
and Mrs. A. B. Wolfe
Mrs. Orvis Frank had the m
tune to f at the CM. Bierly
Hams M
1 daugh-
the
parents
fall
{ last Tuesday and
bone
home
fractured her ool-
lar
Mr. and Mrs
ang Mrs
| Billy of
guests at
Fred Eversman
William Hal
Pittsburgh w=»
the L. A Kidder
Thomas and Clayton
Stale College were Sur
al the home of their aunt
Brungart.
Mr, and Mrs, Jacob Styers of
Flemington called at the 8. G, Zieg-
i ler home, Sunday
Mr
ang son
weekend
homes
Musser of
day visitors
Miss Cella
{+ RBebert Confer went to Ambridge:
on Labor Day where he will be em-
pioyed by the Woolworth Stores
Rev. and Mrs. James Frank
Staten Island }
parents, Rev
last week. Charles Frank and
of Wilmington, Del, arrived at the
home of their parents on Fridas
and on Saturday motored t
Steubenville, Ohjo, accompanied
Rev, and Mrs. Orvis Frank.
Mr. Paul Miller of Stoystown was
a recent guest of his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr and Mrs Curtis
{ Grenninger :
Mr. and Mrs
son, Ardell, of
hey
by
C. M. Tyson and
Harrisburg, were La-
bor Day weekend visitors
the former's parents, Mr
at the
home of the
and Mrs. Willlam Tyson
Mrs. Blanche S8mull's home was
recently improved by the addition
of weather-boarding at the east and
west ends,
SNOW SHOE
| Those who attended the Shaw re-
union at Clearfield, Saturday, were
{Mr. and Mrs. Neil Shaw, daughter
«{ Margaret, sons Charles, Harold, Jen-
kin, Harry and Leslie: Mrs. Mary
| Park; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Etters,
| daughter Mary, sons Donald and
| David; Mrs. John Shaw, daughter
{ Helen, sons Calvin and Bobby, all
{of Snow Shoe. Mr. and Mrs. John
{ Park, daughters Emma Jean. Mar-
jon and Lois, son John Shillington
| Mrs, Iva White, daughters Rae
tand Jean of ‘Sunbury, spent the
| weekend with Mrs. White's mother,
| Mrs. Julia Sinclair.
| Mrs. Lewis Price, daughter Sally,
son Harry, of Osceola, spent the
weekend at their old home here.
Charles and Phil Budinger, State
|
| College, visited their mother, Mrs. |
Myra Budinger, over Labor Day.
| Mrs. Sophie David, and daughters
{Vivian and Mrs. Anna David Red-
| ding, have returned to their home
iat Boundbrook, N. J, after spend- |
ing their vacations at their summer
home here.
| Mrs. Earl Kauffman and daughter |
| Kay, and son Dean, called on Mrs
| Kauffman’s daughter, Mrs. Roe Cole,
1) and family, Sunday evening.
Joan Hall returned home after
Visiting her aunt in New Jersey
{ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rashdorf and
{daughters Violet, Lillian and Mar-
| Raret, Forest, Mr, and Mrs Henry
{ Rashdorf, daughter Evelyn, and
{Betty Shawn, of Pittsburgh, spent
| Sunday afternoon in Snow Shoe.
| Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Bathgate,
‘daughters lois and Jerry, sons
Stanley, Bill, Lee and Junior, were
{Lock Haven shoppers Saturday af-
| ternoon
{ Mr. and Mrs. John Park, daugh-
{ters Marian, Lois, Emma Jean, son
i John, Shillington, spent the keek-
lend with Mr. Park's mother, Mrs.
Mary Park and sister Mrs, Harry
Etters and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Burnside Capers, of
Woodbury, N. J, are visiting Mrs.
Capers’ parents, Dr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Harris,
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. France, grand-
daughter June Cullen, spent Sunday
evening at Hecla Park.
Mrs. Clinton Cramer entertained
the Ladies’ Bible Class last week,
with a corn boil.
Miss Bunice Lucas, R. N. of Phil.
adelphia, returned home after vis-
iting Miss Lucas’ mother, Mrs. Ma-
He went to his new position |
{on Labor Day and the family will be |
! Noll and Mr. and Mrs
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Church services on Bunday: Bun-
day school, 9:30; worship, 7:30
The Ladies’ Ald Society will meet
at the home of Nora Weight at
| Howard on Saturday evening,
The Cheerful Helpers class will
hold thelr monthly meeting on
Beptember 12. The meeting was
be held at Miss Moore's home but
{due to the plans for refreshments
it has been suggested we meet at
Ertley's meadow. All members are
promised an enjoyable outdoor
gathering
Those who called Lo see Mrs, Rob-
ert Conaway, who is not as good as
could be expected, were Mrs. John
Dunkle, of Mingoville, Mr. and Mrs
Milford Etters and son Milford, of
Howard, and Mrs. Lucy Conaway
Mrs. James Lucas and Mrs, Har-
ry Bwope called at the E. R. Bart.
ley home on Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. George Henry
Collingsdale, and Mrs. Elsle Noll
State College, were Tuesday
ing supper guests of the latter's son
and family, Mz: Mrs. Bumner
Noll
Mr. and Mrs. W
Philadelphia, spent
past week at the E
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of
of
even -
and
M. Romick
several cay
R. Bartley home
Pvt Danie] Boone of Camp
Wheeler, Ga., spent Bunday at his
home, Mr Mrs, W am Boone
Those who cdlled on Sunday Ww
Mr. Boone were Mr. and Mrs. Rich.
ard McCaleb and daughters Mr
and Mrs George Boone and son
Jim and Ed Boone, of Lock Haven
Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Dolan and chil
dren, of Mill Hall d Mr
Dixson and family
half Williamsport
Miss Dorothy Betz of Lock Haven
spent Labor with her mother
Mrs. Alice
Caliern
on Sunday
ana
ee
Ted
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Day
Mile
were Mr. ow
Nef! and son John, of
Bartley
Mr
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“ Ro p
Miss Bar:
Cheste;
of Howard
Lynn Winner
Nef
Jane
were
of Bellefonte
Robert Conaway and
Kathryn, Lester, Lucy and Har-
Sunday dinner guests at the
child-
tur Emel and daughter Nancy and
Clair Robert. Other call-
were Mili
Milford, of How
Swope
Mrs
spent
ana
ers Mrs
son
walter Dailey
week with bh
family, D
the summer canning
Mrz. Alice Belz and da k
othy and Miss Josephine Deitz
spent Sunday ]
Garbrick
Mrs. Saylor Winslow and
Marie and Betty, of
phia, spent Labor Day wilh }
ter-in-law, Mrs. Charles Harter and
daughter
Mr. and Mrs
children. Dicky and Elsie Jane, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
George Wheeland and family,
nnsylvania Fumace, and
per guests of Mr. and Mrs Daniel
Stover and Family, of Spruce Creek
They were also callers of Mrs. Elsie
J. D. Neid-
igh and fod Mr, Neidigh much
improved from his fall, and able to
be up and around the house again
Mrs. Donald Watson and daugh-
ters Shirley and Joan, called Tues-
day at the Charles Harter home
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Uber, of Ro-
chester, N. Y., spent Sunday at the
Elmer Swope home
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore and
three sons, Mr. James Moore, of
Lock Haven, calleli at the C. E. Aley
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Vonada and
daughter Beverly and son Donald,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guiser. Les-
ter and Christine Burd, Bruce
| Whiteman, oi Tiublersburg, motored
to Watkins Glen over Labor Day
william Aley, of Niagara Falls,
is spending some time with his
brother, C. E. Aley and family
Mr. and Mrs. John Schaeffer and
a
s 01
ughter Dor-
afternoon
ters
28
mner
Bup-
| children. of Centre Hall, spent Sat-
urday evening at the C E. Aley
homa
LEGA JES
~T EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE
In the Matter of
Centre County, Pa. deceased
Lettery testamentary
estate having been granted to the un-
dersigned, ail persons indebted to the
sald estate are requested % make
ent
ew peer the same duly proven with-
out celay (0 REBECCA McCLELLAN,
Feecutrniz
[foute. M. W. Gettig. Allo ney
! EXECUTORS NOTICE.
| In the Matter of the Ratate of
George Washington Ream Williams
also written Georg
ief College Township, Centre County.
| decaried,
Letters testamentary in the above
{estate having been grauted to the
undersigned, all persons indebied 10
the sald estate are requesied to make
{payment and those having claims to
| present the same duly proven. with
out delay to LA AMS. GUY
{ WILLIAMS, Executors. E. N. Willard,
| Atty. x41
dl
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Computation of Returns
of Primary Election.
Notice iz hereby given that the
Centre County Board of Elections
Friday, September 12, 1941, for the
purpose of publicly computing and
returns in Oentre County, Pa.
the Commissioners’ Office,
House, ls RA HOARD
x36 OF ELECTIONS,
sane place were Mr, and Mrs. Wil- |
{cross cul saw and other
ous Wools cooking witensils, and many
| purchase price to be pald in
{ the
| bell,
the Estate of |
Reuben PF. Welty, late of Bellefonte, |
in the above |
| arg
and those having claims % |
East Howar 1 Street. Beile- | horse
WwW. Williams late |
| ing the following 27 head of Register
canvassing of the Primary Election ug
$440 Damage In Only
Labor Day Accident
The County's only
motor accident res ited
of $440 Ww the two cars
Cars driven by Lynn
Falrmount avenue, Btalg
and Robert T. Dolan, of
swiped near the Autoport on Route
322, south of Btate College, shortly
after midnight, Monday. Platt's ma-
chine, traveling toward State Col-
lege, received a broken left
wheel and crumpled fender
about $40 loss
The left side
was practically
$400 damage
traveling
Dolan car
the only injuries
Pvt. E. B. Barney
Gap motor police sube-s
Labor Day
in damage
involved
Platt of
College
Erie, side-
front
totaling
Dolan car
Bome
BOIGIETE
of the
torn apart
resulted. Two
Ft. Meade, Md
received slight sCra
to
of the Pleasar
»
vestigated
PUBLIC SALES
BATURDAY. SEPTEMBET
N Hu V1 N Mer
sale at her
Pa. a full i}
Sale at 12
H. LL. Harpster
WEDNESDAY BEF]
vin will y
offer at
30 EST W
aTowben
SEPTEMBER
ier al put
» Beptember 1
(EST) L Frank Mayes
HH. Wion wili off
her residence
treet, Bellefonte
+ 1 estate o
BAY
URBDAY
Maye
OCT
COCK
Stover
Sale at 1
Ma ves & aus 1
Saturday, Sept. 6
HARRY CC, SHUGARTS
nistrator 4 Estate
3 Gee ie)
heirs
deceased
Centre County
r at public sale
above named
Harris Town-
the
Oeorge H Sn
of Harris Towns!
Pennavivania, will
on the premises of th
decedent in Boalsburg
ship. Centre County. Pennsylvania
various [tems of household goods, the
maior ems of which are a8 follows
1 Dodge truck good
tables, chairs lamp,
chests; dishes,
miscel
”~
beds
glove
ane-
other namnmerous © mene
tion
REAL
lowing the sale of the
al property, there will
the game place the real estate of
decedent, as follows 1 vacant ot
fronting 100 feet on the Western glide
of Academy Sireet and extending
back 185 feet from said Streel Go0d
location 1 aore vacant ground ad-
Joining the above lot 50 feet Weal of
Academy Street, 1 large frame house
situate on the Wet side of Academy
Street In good condition
TERMS OF SALE-Perronal
erty—Cash. Real estate 25%
items 100
ESTATE-Immediately foi-
above person -
be offered atl
the
pron-
of the
cash 10
undersigned Administrator, and
or Attorney-in-Fact, on the day of
sale. when the real estate x knocked
down and declared sold and the re-
maining 75% to be paid in cash
the Administrator and or Attorney
in-Fact upon delivery of deed within
thirty davs. Sale at 2 » m. (DST)
Maves & Stover aucts, R. Paul Camp-
Atty for Ertate x36
Wednesday, Sept. 10
EUGENE IRVIN
Will offer at public sale on the
Crossroads farm. 1 mile east of Boais-
the following personal proper-
0
wy
LIVESTOCK Five horses
ing of the following: Sorrel horse §
years oid, weight 16850 buckskin
4 years old, 1550 pounds:
Brown horse. 5 years. weight 1750;
| bay horse, 7 years, weight 1625; Bor.
rel horse. § years. 1500 pounds. pony
9 yeams old, safe for any child to ride
OCOWC 80 heat of cattle include
A dnart]
REGISTERED LIST
1. Hoperig BSyivia Clyde (411067
2. Jemima Ormuby Segls (No 347-
)
| 3%CHB
Queen Bcho DeKol Paula (4086- |
3
at CHB)
671 OMB)
8. Poschy Ormesby
4482 )
6. Rorhdyke Jennie Abbekerk (No
ITHe080 )
7. Ruby Korndyke Desta (408047
ain
CHB)
8. Verbelle Ormaby
will meet at 12 o'clock E 8. T. noon, | onus)
BOTRO )
10. Brookholm Francy (3864680
)
11. Glengarry Joan Brookholm {3
)
12. Mabel Veeman DeKol (No. 34-
ons
vy DeKol Abbekerk Ada (3+
18.
94155 CHB)
| declared
consist-
Francis Prospector DeKol (410-
(No. 38-
{826778 |
9. Dalsy Pontiac Keyes FPrancy (3 |
14, Lady Hemlock Pontiac Ells (3-
Vises CHB)
16, Puss Byivia AbYberkerk
OHB)
16. Korndyke
6 CHB)
The above
17. Plain
18. Maple
(8040160
Keyes Desta (4040-
all Canadian Cows
View Rose Pobes 34
lane Colantha Miller
Locustdele Cinderella Progres-
Are
Jenniton Canary Tritomia
Bmithland ldeal Cale
lamaga Alta Homestead
Colanths Bartetta Longfield
Kanadaweron Lona Jrysial
Tyler Parmg Posch Barbara
Bessie Ona Hengerveid
Prilly Bessie Royal 4th
above York and
¢ allie
are New Wis
MorTIE BPTING
yuernsey pull
biood
BM
’
FA
Willian
Clerk x36
na
Saturday, Sept. 13
LAURE J. SMITH AND LETTIE ¢
WISE
Koor Auct, D 8
Executs . Of ( trohecker
ne
reside Luce
Saturday, Sept. 13
H H. HALL
Ler i public sale
the iste
soughtray L £8
nina om glove
On rr Tous «
La “ue
Bi
BUCS
Terms Cach
Saturday, Sept. 20
i Ww
Know ns
ocat at
State Col-
: WpoToXimately
200 feet sou w Grayhound
Bug Termin
Lot has 5
Atherton 8
frontage on North
is 1890 feet
House has
steam hest Recently
Iy renovated including
painting and new roof
This property ia ideally
commercial district and is suitable
for student roomers. for tourist: on
Route 322, and for travelers on Grap-
hound Bus lines
Terms of Sale
when property is knocked down ahd
sold. Balance on delivery
not Jess than 30 days afthr
sale
HARRISON E SHAWLEY
Attorney-In-Fact for heirs of
Mary E. Shawiey, of Boalsburg,
a
E M Smith, auct; E L
torney
12 rooms, 3 bathrooms
5 oompiete
papeting.
located in
10 per cent cash
of deed
date of
Willard, At.
x38
L. FRANK MAYES
General Auctioneer
Real Estate Sales
A SPECIALTY!
CALL STATE COLLEGE, 2842
Why not have the benefit of
competitive bidding in the sale
of your property.
Past experiences have proven
that public sales of real estate
demand higher prices.
A number of Farms and several
Residences will be offered at
public sale in the near future.
Watch for Dates!
is
H. L. HARPSTE
AUCTIONEER
Prompt attention given all sales
PHONE 3579
JAMES GILLILANI
GENERAL
AUCTIONEER