September 4, 1941.
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~Vote for Charles P M. Smith
far the Democratic nomination for for the Democratic nomination for | pallot.
Tax Collector of Bellefonte
ough. Fist name on
ballot.
«Miss Theresa Fike, daughter of |
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Pike, of
Bush Addition, expects to enter Mt
Aloysius Junior Academy at Cres-
son about the middle of September.
«Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baney
and voung son, Richard, of East
Linn street, spent the weektnd in
Philipsburg as guests of Mrs. Ban-|
ey's parents, Mr, and Mrs. L. A
Curtin.
«Mr. and Mrs. Guy Glenn, of |
the Cadillac apartments, were!
among those from Bellefonte who
attended the Elks State convention!
at Pottsville during the latter part
of last week.
~Mrs. Ruth Weaver and Mrs
Nellie Hull, both of Bellefonte, spent |
last week in Indianapolis, Ind, at-|
tending the National Moose conven-
tion as delegates from Bellefonte
chapter, Women of the Moose,
~Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Mc-
Clellan and three children, of East
Howard street, spent the weekend
and Labor Day in Mt Union as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. E Hille- |
gas, former well known residents of |
Bellafonte
Boyd Vonada, of East High |
street, returned to his duties in Har- |
risburg. Tuesday. after spending a
two weeks’ vacation with bis fam-
ily in Bellefonte, During most of
his vacation the Vonada family was
in camp at Grange Falr, Centre
Hall.
John Gordon, of near Bellefonte,
was backing his car oul of a park-
ing space in front of the Elks home
Past High street, Saturday momrmn-
ing when a car coming up the hill
strock the Gordon machine. No one
vas injured and damage was neg-
ligible.
~Mr. and Mrs. W. Cordes Snyder
II. and their children, Virginia and
W. Cordes, III. and the children’s
nurse” all of Sewickley, spent the
weekend and Labor Day in Belie-
fonte with Mr. Snyder's parents, Mr
and Mrs. W. Cordes Snyder, at their
home on East Linn street
Miss Jean Clevenstine, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray G. Cleven-
sting, of East Bishop street will
eave Sunday for West Chestel
where che will become a first vear
student at the West Chester State
Teachers’ College. Miss Clevenstine
was graduated from the Beliclonte
High School In June
Mrs. Edward Wittmer and young
daughter, Frances, of The Bronx,
New York are here for their an-
pual summer vacation with Mrs
Wittner's mother, Mrs Charles
Kurtz. at her home on East Linn
street Mr. Wittmer expects to join
his family here for a two weeks’ va-
cation about the middle of S8eptem- |
ber.
ee Mr. and Mrs. C. Ardis Wian and
ehiidren, Richard and Jane, of |
Bristol. spent the weekend in Cen-
tre county as g%osts of Mrs. Wian'®
mother, Mrs. J C. Rockey in Buf-
felo Run Valley, and with other
relatives and friends in the Belle
fonte area. The Wian family, for
merly of Bellefonte, moved last
November to Bristol where Mr. Wian
is employed by the Huntingdon
Manufacturing Company which Is
engaged in national defense work
i Dr. Basil F. Martin, Mrs. Mar-
tin and their daughter. Patricia Ann,
of St. Petersburg, Fla. are in Belle -
fonte for a brief visit with Dr. Mar-
tin's mother, Mrs. Levica Martin, at
her apartment on ‘West Bishop
street. Todav the Martins expect
to go to Philadelphia where Di
Martin expects to enter a hospital
for a special course in anaesthetics
Meanwhile Mrs. Martin and dauzh-
ter will be at the former's parcnt-
gl home in Selinsgrove
Ap Interesting display in the
windows of the Everitt Drug store,
Bouth Allegheny street, has been
stracting much attention during |
Po week. The display consists
br a volumes of prescription
Bor- |
Democratic |
Re
. records going back as far As 1803,
: Krumirine Drug store
the
the
are
Dr
when the store was known as
Among
physicians whose prescriptions
to be seen are those of the late
= J: 1. Seibert, the late Dr Melvin
* brought many gas of ‘ohs” and
y ¥ » (in 1900 by Mr.
{late HH. Noll, who for many years
J bocke, the late Dr. George Harris,
_ and many others. Dr. J. C. Rogers,
of Bellefonte, is the only living phy-
givian whose prescriptions are in
the interesting collection. Many of |
the persons for whom prescriptions |
were written 40 years ago are still
alive—swhich may be a recommen-
dation for the effectiveness of the
treatment prescribed for them.
The current issue of “Fretted
Ingtrument News” bi-monthly pud- |
lication of the American Guild of
Banjoists, Mandolinists and Gui-
tarists, contains a number of refer-
ences to the Bellefonte Banjo Band
which competed with such out-
standing success at the Guild's an-
nual convention at Niagara Falls
early in July. In a column con-
ducted by Miss Lee Moller, this
ecmment appears, in part: “The
Pellefoute band... was resplendent
in uniforms of purple and gold
Their precision-like movements and
excellent co-ordination of effort
r*ahs® from the audience, There
is little doubt in my mind that this
fine band represent stiff competi-
tion for all participants in 1942 at
8pringfield, Mass. ...T thought they |
were tops.” Another report says.
© During a casual meeting president |
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Gould and Maestro Pettine address-
¢d the band and both. complimented
Mr. V. H_Pifer for possessing such a |
fine unit and hoped to see him and |
his band at Springfield next year.”
Here's another writer's view of the |
band’s appearance: “Then there,
was the Beliefonte Banjo Band
over 50 strong from Bellefonte, Pa
made un of plavers from 6 to 18
years old, and did they put on 5
drill to the snappy music of their
banjos. The long and the short of |
it was 7 foot 11 inches Drum Major |
Clair Poorman and Mr, Pifers
{ ballot
| D. On Tuesday they went to Kane
| fonte and has accepted a
| parents,
{ held at
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| Mr
! vent church,
! Hublersburg,
| blacksmith,
--Vote for Charles P, M. Smith |
Tax Collector of Bellefonte Bor. |
ough. First name on Democratic |
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Currier, of |
Donora, formerly of Bellefonte, spent |
the latter part of the week here with |
Mrs. Currler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. |
Samuel Weaver, of North Penn
street i
—Mr. and Mrs. Donald Knisely, of |
the Keystone apartments, North Ai- |
legheny street, spent the weekend
in Brownsville with Mr. Knisely's |
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Thom- |
as Webster and family i
The Misses Ida and Nancy |
Barkley and brother, William, from |
Pittsburgh, were guests Monday of |
Mrs. Jennie Sims, of Bellefonte, R
i
to visit friends before
home
~Miss Margaret Montgomery, for
some years employed as a nurse in
Philadelphia, has returned to Belle- |
nursing
position at the Centre County Home
Miss Montgomery is living with her
Mr and Mrs Robert |
Montgomery, on West High street
A regular monthly meeting of |
the Bellefonte Garden Club will be
the home of Mrs. Harry
McElwain in Unionville at 2:30 o'-
clock Tuesday afternoon, September
9. The program will be “Flower Ar-
rangment, a Fascinating Hobby.”
and will be sponsored by the Coca
Cola Company
Mrs. Ida Krebbe
accompanied by her sister
of Bellefonte
callers at our office
on Tuesday. Mrs. Krebbs has been
in Centre county for several weeks
visiting among friends rela-
tives. She expects to return to Bal-
returning
of Baltimore,
Mrs
Harmon Burd R D
were pleasant
and
i timore on Saturday
Miss Stella Confer, daughter of
and Mrs. Russell Confer, of
Milesburg, departed Sunday for New
York City, where she has entercd
the Metropolitan Hospital school of
nursing, Miss Confer was graduat-
ed from the Bellefonte High School
in June and was a drum major in
the Bellefonte High School Band
Both companies answered
a general alarm about 11
Tuesday morning when the flue of
the Clark Carson residence on East
caught fire. Firemen
the fire hurned itself
fire
o'clock
Jishop street
stood by
out with
reported to have started
Mr. Carson bullt a
Kitchen range
Charles W
while
no damage. The blaze |
hortly afl-
ter fire in the
Albright, of Buffale,
N. Y. called at our office Saturday
enroute home from a week's visit
with his brother, John T. Albright,
at Millheim. Mr. Albright is a na-
tive of Penns Valley and has been
in the employ of the New York Cen-
tral Railroad for the past twenty-
one years, He is looking forward to
retiring in about six years and re-
| turning to Penns Valley to live
“The door prize, a porch glider
given away by the Brachbill Fur-
niture Store, Saturday night as 3
feature of the one-hundredth ann!
versary sale at the gtore waa
awarded to Miss Mary Wetzel of
Bellefonte, Mrs. Roy Wilkinson, of
North Spring Street, Beliefonte, was
awarded the prize podted for
best letter on the subject “Why
buy at Brachbills.”
Roy H Grove, of" Bradford, ar-
rived in Bellefonte late last week
from Philadelphia, where he at-
tended the national convention of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars as
from the Bradiord post
While he was in the convention city
Mrs. Grove remained here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Shope,
of Bouth Thomas street. Mr. Grove
spent the weekend and Labor Day
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs A
C. Grove at their home along the
old Lewistown Pike, and late Mon-
day he and Mrs. Grove returned to
their home in Bradford
Rev. C. C. Shuey, prominent
Bellefonte clergyman, is reported to
be recovering nicely at his home on
East Bishop street from a heart
attack suffered at ome about 8
o'clock Saturday evening, For a
time his condition was considered
serious, but reports yesterday were
that he is Improving rapidly, al-
though he will be confined to bed
for the remainder of this week
Rev. Shuey, who is 84 years old, had
been in his usual vigorous health
up until the time of the attack. Pri-
day he officiated at the funeral of |
Charles F. Mayes at Milton, and on’
Baturday he attended the Advent
Sunday school picnic near the Ad-
Milesburg. He was
stricken ill upon his return home
~Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Noll, of |
held public sale of
some household goods and their
home at Hublersburg, Saturday af-!
tar
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delegate
{ ternoon, and have moved to Wil
| lamaport where they and their son, |
| Charles Irvin, will make their future |
home. Since ast December Mr. Noll
has been employed by the Darling |
Valve and Manufacturing Company |
in Williamsport. The house in Hub |
lersburg, which has been in the |
Noll family possession for more than |
forty years, was solid to William |
Deitrich, of near Hublersburg, for!
$1150. The building was purchased |
Noli's father, the!
well
was a
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| Dunkirk, N. Y. spent the weekend and family, of North Spring street,
{ end guests
«Mr, and Mrs. Martin Drake, of
in Bellefonte with Mr, and Mrs,
George 1. Puinell, of East Curtin
street,
Vote for Charles P. M. Smith
for the Democratic nomination for
Tax Collector of Bellefonte Bor-
ough. Pirst name on Democratic
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~8gt. Leslie Shultz, of
Shelby, Miss, is spending a ten-day
furlough with his grandfather,
James H, Miller, of the Forge, south
of Bellefonte
Hugh Manchester,
Mrs. H. 8. Taylor, of ' East Linn
street, Is visiting his father, Wil-
liam €. Manchester, Jr., at his home
in Chicago, 111
Miss Virginia Capers, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Capers,
East Curtin street, and
Ann Wetzler of Milesburg, spent the
grandson of
weekend with friends in Philadel- |
phia
--Mrs, Alice Perry Hoover,
Washington, D. C., arrived in Belle
fonte last week for a visit with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Cordes Snyder, at
| home on East Linn street
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Jones,
of North Thomas street, and Mr
Jones’ mother, Mrs. Samuel
of Wellsville, departed Priday by
frall for Wisconsin where they will
spend two weeks with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Biliett, of
East Bishop Street, returned home
Tuesday from New Haven, Conn.
where they spent the weekend and
Labor Day as guests of Mrs. Billett's
brother, W. F. McCarty and family
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel] Rumber-
ger, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Swint, Mir
and Mrs. Donald Leamer, Miss [dl
Han Pennington and George Buch-
ter, all of Bellefonte, recently spent |
several days at “Twinmount,” the
Shallcross summer home near Run-
ville
James BR. Wilkinson, of Bloom-
field. N. J: Robert Wilkinson of
Harrisburg, and Miss Harriet Ull-
man, of Bethichem spent the Labor
Day weekend in Bellefonte as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilkinson and
family at their home on North
Spring street
Miss Helen Butler, home eco.
nomics extension representative for
Centre county. who resides in an
apartment in the Tressler home on
East Curtin street, departed Friday
for a month's visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Ot Butler, their
home in Lowell, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lightner
of Ridgway arrived in Bellefonte
last week for a brief visit with Mrs
ightner’'s parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles E. Dorworth, of West Linn
street. Charles E. Dorworth, Jr. of
Philadelphia, was home for the
weekend and Labor Day
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gingher and
children, Janice and Nancy, and
Mrs. Ginghers mother. Mrs Clark
Carson. all of East Bishop street
spent the weekend and Labor Day
in Brownsville with Mrs Carson's
son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and
Mrs. Russell Brown
~Mr. and Mrs. Johm 8 Dubbs on
Tuesday returned to the Hoag.
Dubbs residence on North Thomas
street after spending two weeks at
the Thomas cottage along Spring
Creek. Mr. Dubbs is recuperating
steadily from a recent operation at
the Centre County Hospital
Corp. Leslie N. Shaw and Mrs
Shaw. of Hollidayaborg, spent last
work W. Bellefonte as guests of Mrs
Shaw's mother, Mrs, George Glenn,
at her home on Bast Figh Street
The Shaws: resided in Bellefonte
while Corp. Shaw, a member of the
Pennsylvania Motor Police, was sta-
tioned here
After spending a several days’
furlough with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Lewis Smith, at their home In
Bush Addition, Sgt. Earl Smith on
Friday returned to Camp Shelby,
Miss. Sgt 8mith came here because
of the illness of his mother, whose
condition at this time is reported
to be much improved
Peter Meek. of Washington, D
C. and hiz fiance, Miss Lucille Rais.
in, of Chestertown, Md... were week-
of Mr. Meek's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Merk, of
North Spring street. George Meek,
Jr., employed hy the Westinghouse
Company in Philadelphia, also was
here last week on vacation
Miss Marie Nel:on, daughter of
Mr. and Mra. Frank Nelson, of East
Lamb Street, on Friday underwent
an appendectomy at the Centre
County Hospital. Although her
condition for several days was not
as satisfactory as had been hoped
at
for, ‘hospital attaches yesterday in-|
dicated that she is now improving
After a brief visit with Mrs J
M. Bricker at her home on Reynolds
avenue, Louis Brown and daughter,
Nancy, departed Friday for their
home at Pt Lauderdale, Florida
Mrs. Brown and son, Richard, will
join them in a week or ten days,
The Browns spent the greater part
of the summer at Jefferson, New
Hampshire.
~<Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Capers,
of Erie. spent the weekend in Belle-
fonte with Mr. Capers brother and
sister-in-law, Dr and Mrs. R L,
Capers, of East Curtin street. They
were accompanied by Mr. Capers’
mother, Mrs. Burnside Capers, of
Arcadia, La. who had been in Erie
for two weeks. Monday Mrs, Clpers
departed by rail for her home in
Louisiana
pastor of St. John's
of |
Elizabeth |
of |
thelr |
Jones, |
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PX.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Hara
spent the weekend with relatives in
| Pleasant Mount, near Scranton,
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Blanch-
ard have returned to their home on
| West Linn street from a week's stay
with relatives In a camp in Mary-
land,
«Vole for Charles P. M. Smith
| Tax Collector of
fough. First name on Democratic
| ballot .
| —Willlam J. Dorworth, of Phila-
| delphla, spent the weekend and
Labor Day In Bellefonte at the Dor-
worth family home on East Linn
| street,
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| ~William Brachbill, of the Brach- |
bill Purniture store, spent the Intter | ydvertisements, as the publishers are not
part of last week in New York City,
purchasing merchandise for the
store
Donald Johnson, Kenneth Nel-
| is, Donald Leamer and Glenn Pel-
ers, all of Bellefonte, spent the
weekend and Labor Day at Atan-
tic City.
—Miss Dorothy Kline,
of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Kline,
| East High street, spent the Labor
Day holidays with friends in Phila-
i delphia
~Mrs. J. C. Osman, of Lewisburg,
spent several davs last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Clark N. Atkey and
| family at their home om North
Spring street.
Mrs. Allison Hollobaugh, of the
Friedman apartments, South Alle-
gheny street, spent the weekend in
Tyrone with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eckenroth
and son
departed Iast Wednesday for a visit
with relatives and friends in Cleve-
land and Columbus, Ohlo
~The Junior Section of the Belle-
fonte Woman's Club will meet In
the Library bullding at 8 o'clock
Monday evening, September B. All
members are urged Lo present
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Gels
and children, Charlotiee and Jun-
for, of Philadelphia, spent the week.
end with Mr. Gels’s aunt, Miss Car.
rie Bailey, at the Markland Hote!
Mrs. Curtin Taylor and daugh-
ter, Barbara of North Thomas
street, spent the weekend in Balti.
more, Md, with Mrs. Taylor's son
end daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
William Taylor
Dr. and Mrs. J 6G Weixe! and
son, Johnny, of Pittsburgh, spent the
wrekend and Labor Day in Belle.
fonte with Mrs Welxel's father,
John Curtin, 8:.. at his home
West Linn street
Mrs. John Blanchard yesterday
returned to her home In New York
City after having spent 8 month in
Bellefonte as guests at the home of
her sisters-in-law Mise Mary
Blanchard and Mrs. Robert M
Beach, of West Linn street
~Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren
and children. Charles, Jr. and Jim-
my. of Mamaroneck N. Y.. who had
been here since July with Mr
Warren's mother, Mrs. Belle M
Ward, al her home on East Curtin
street, returned during the weekend
to their home,
«MY. and Mrs. Leslie Thomas
and daughter, Shirley, of North
Thoms street departed carly last
werk for a Wip to Canada, expect.
ing to spend some time fishing at
North Ba¥. and several days at the
Toranta Pair in Calender, Ontario,
home of the Dionne Quintuplets
—Andrew Knapik, Howard Stine
Pdgar Eckley. Bsmuél Rumberger,
Jr. and Harold Ream, all of Belle-
fonte, will leave Bemday for Colum-
but. Ohio, to attend a coavention
of t5¢ United Cement, Lime and
Gypsum Workers Intemational Une
fon. They wili be there for a week
Mr. and Mrs. R. Allen Cruse, of
Bast Linn street, motored to Wash-
ington, D C. ate last week for a
brief visit with their cousins, Mr
ana Mis. Louls Jordan, asd upon
their return home Friday. were ac-
companied by their daughter, Anne
who had been with the Jordans for
A Wien
Jack H Yeager, well known
Bellefonte newzpaperman, his: been
confined to his hame om® North
Spring street xince Monday because
of an attack of what is believed to
daughter
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Dr. Harold B. Harris, with the,
8. Army at Pt. Eustis, Va spent
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Bud, of East Bishop street,’
be appendicitis. Yesterday Mr. Yeag-
er was reported to be responding
readily to treatment, although he is
still confined to bed
Mrs. Ellis Keller, of Pittsburgh,
motored to Bellefonte to spend the
weekend with relatives in this area,
and to take her daughter, Anne,
home from a summer visit with her”
: grandmother, Mrs. Harry Keller, of
the Orvis apartments,
antl with
| Anne's erandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
| George Stevenson, of Waddie
FE. 8. Orr. Hassell Lose and Paul
| Crispen, all of Bellefonte, spent the
| weekend and Labor Day on a fish- | for the office of Tax Collector of
ing expedition to Cantina and on Bellefonte Borough, at the Repub-
r return home Monday night! jiean primaries September 9, 1941.
{ brought: with them au fihe ealch of | Your consideration will be appreci-
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| In Mr. Orr's creel was a fine pike
| measuring 18 inches in Jength,
| Mr. and Mrs. Burnside ‘Capers,
of Woodbury, N. J.. arrived in Belle-
fonte Saturday for a visit with Mr
Capers’ brother and sister-in-law,
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Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Capers, of East|
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Curtin street, and with Mrs, Capers
| parents, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Har-
‘ris, of Snow Shoe Mrs, Capers ia
| the former Jane Harris, of Snow
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with Mrs. Harris and thelr two chil-|
dren, on North Allegheny street, !
~Mr. and Mrs. Henri P. Ayres!
of New York City, are in Bellefonte |
for a brief visit with Mrs. Ayres’!
mother, Mrs, lLouls Carpeneto and
family at their home on South Al-|
legheny street. |
Mr. and Mrs, William Bottorf,
of North Spring street, spent the
weekend in Philadelphia with their
children, Robert, Jacob and Mary
Catherine, all of whom are empiloy-
ed in that city
Mr. and Mrs James Caldwell, of
East Bishop street, are in Cleveland
Ohtlo, where Mr. Caldwell, who has
not heen well for some time, is un-
dergoing a check-up by the physic-
inn in charge of his case |
~Mrs. Augusta Hyslop, of the
Hazel apartments yesterday went lo
Hamburg where she entered the
Peansylvania State Sanitarium for
an indefinite stay. She was accom- |
panied to Hamburg by her mother,’
Mrs. T. A. Shoemaker and son Phil- |
in
both of Beliefonte |
Mr. and Mrs William 1 Scott
and lamily on Tuesday vacated the
Forrest Tanner house on North
Boring street and moved to a home
on Hartswick avenue State College
Mr Boott is a field representative
for the NYA in the district of which
Centre county is a part
JH K. Harshbarger, of Altoona, !
dropped In for a friendly call last
week while attending the Grange
Pair at Oentre Hall Mr. Harshbar-
ger. who has many friends in Oen-
tre county, has been a resident of
the Mountain City for a number of
years, where he makes his home
with his son, Max
Several nights after Arlene
Lyons, of Lyonstown, was Attacked
near the County Home by an un-
khown assailant, Pvt. Andrew Royko
of the Rockview sub-station State
Motor Police, found a homemade
hiack jack on East Bishop street. The |
black jack consisted of a piece of soft
lead pipe, about 18 inches long
Around one end was a heavy wrap-
ping of adhesive tape. The formid-
able weapon has been added to the
collection of items which some day
may be used in fastening guilt on
someone for the long series of at-
tacks on women in this area
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Relief Continues |
Downward Trend
Direct relief payments to needy
Centre countiansg during the week:
ended Saturday show a decrease of!
$132 from those of the previous
work. and 14 fewer checks required
ts make the payments according
to State Treasurer G. Harold Wag-
ner
Payments for the werk totaled
$1200, which was $1278 lower than |
those for the comparable week of!
Inst vear Current payments re-
quired 1688 fewer checks than those
of a year ago i
«Vote for Charles P.M. Smith!
for the Democratic nomina®on for,
Tax Collector of Bellefonte Bor
ough First name on Democratic
ballot i
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For Tax Collector
To the Republican Voters of Belle- | Bac
fonte Borough:
I héreby annoutice my candidacy,’
GBORGE M. BROWN
East Logan Streel.
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For Tax Collector |
To the Republican Voters of Belle-
fonte Borough:
I hereby announce my candidacy |
for the office of Tax Collector of |
Bellefonte Borough, at the Repub-|
lian Primaries, Sept, 8, 1941. Due
to my ill fortune, it wii be impos
sible to contact you ail personally, |
Members of the new freshman | before the Primaries, but any sup-
~The Rev. Clarence E. Arnold, class at the Bellefonte High School |
their forchead--the
i Lutheran | were plainly labeled yesterday as,
known Hublersburg | church, returned to Bellefonte last borough schools opened. Preshmen |
i week from near York where he spent! wore “Preshie” painted in: scarlet |
Two State Motor Police officers, Bis annual month's vacation at his| lipstick on
one at the Pleasant Gap sub-sta- SUmmer home, \aving Mrs. Arnold, brand being given them by upper |
tion and the other at the Rockview | there for several more weeks Their classmen as a forni ‘of “Initiation.”
sub-station, became fathers for the! #0n, David, who is employed by the Some of the freshmen resembled
first time within ten hours of each |
other last weekend.
at the Centre County Hospital to)
Pvt. and Mrs. John M. Amick, cf]
Pleasant Gap, and at 8:40 o'clock
Friday morning a 7 pound. 9 ounce
boy was born to Pvt. and Mrs, Wil-|
liam G. Campbell, of North Water’
street, Bellefonte, Pvt. Campbell
Westinghouse Company,
search.
«Miss Sarah Bryan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Brown, of Penn
street, and Miss Mary Ann Cherry,
daughter of
Cherry, of Nor: Thomas street, de-
parted Tuesday for
faces.
Mrs. John Smith, of the Pried-
i
| street,
i Brothers’ Drug
be outdoors yesterday for the first
Itime in a month. Barly in August
i
stationed at Rockview. The Amick where they entered the Oerman- ed right ankle. Several ligaments
child has been named Donna Lee, |
and the Campbell youngster will be
town Hospital nurses’ training
school. Miss Bryan and Miss Cher-
daughter .Jufie (about 5 or 6 years called Lee Wendell Mrs. Amick is! ry, oth graduates of the Bellefonte
ald).” The magazine contains sev-| the former Lou'se Bell cf Johns- High Scheol last June,
eral photos of the band and of its
town. while Mrs, Campbell was Lu-
cille Rosenberry, of Fort Louden.
made the
trip cast as driving guests of Miss
Cherry's parents,
(also were torn. Since then Mrs,
| 8mith had been coniined to her
| home while a cast was in place, but
indications are that she will be able
to resume her duties in the
¢ ;
i
recently Indians in war t, with scarlet]
A daughter Was transferred {rom the East Pitts | lines all over,
weighing 7 pounds, 13 ounces, was DUIRh plant to the Baltimore works, |
born at 11:58 o'clock Thursday night | Where he is now engaged in re-
i
H
r. and Mrs. Melvin while attending the Clearfield Fair,’ kindly thy during
{khe made a misstep and fell from lines and death of Harvey Tremor
Germantown a platform, suffering a badly sprain. late of Bellefonte. Signed:
{
t
| if returned %o this office.
port or cooperation you give me will
be greatly appreciated.
WILLIAM J. BENFORD.
4 Lost and Found
LOST-~False tooth. upper plate, dur-
Firemen’s Convention.
Card of Thanks
TRESSLER {We take this means of
our
thanks to neighbors
ana friends. for the use of their cars,
ir tributes, and their many
The
- Help Wanted
4
1Gap, Pa
FOR SALE--The
~ ANNOUNCEMENT |
POR SALE—Rundreds of used tires. |
WANTED-—A lady for houaskeepes
16] romas St. Bellefonte,
wie, lt ERT WE YE
T———
slaughter house. Good pay Rp.
py at Morrisony Abbotolr, Mil Ball
x3
WANTHD--Good young man to work
farin. Good wages. Good home
Cc Bartier. Bellefonte R. D2
Phone 907-R-3. seu
hands
leaving
Penna, Pur-
x38
WANTED Two good farm
present help BOO
mchool, Harold Glenn,
nace, Pa. R. D
WANTED A middle aged woman to
keep house lor famdlly of three. In- |
uire of Robert BR. Shope, Colling Row
iefonte. R. P. D
———— ———————— ————
WANTED--Men to cut mine props
tie blocks of ull sizes and logs
Cabins furnished. Inquire of Baw E
Hoover, Pine Glen, Pa xa
WANTED-<To hire a single man to
work on poultry farm and help 10
care for poultry. A winters job for’
an efficient worker
Centre Hall, Pa
John Buavely
x34
WANTED--Boy to work on farm by’
month or a boy going 10 school to
help with chores In return for board
and clothes. Inquire of LaRue Luts
Bellefonte, R D 2 x36
WANTED-(Hrl for genera] day work
Alo an experienced wailresa Both
must be over 21 years oid. Apply in
person, Big Trout Inn, South Water
xia
willy car. BSlep
Rawiecigh Route in
County Has been worked 21 years
For interview wile Rawleigh's. Dent
PNH-34-208L., Chester. Pa. or see
Robt. D Larson, RFD M-107, Morris
dale. Ps x38
WANTED--I'l] back several good mer
over 36 who own car, know some
thing sboul direct selling and man-
aging. with oapital ang opportunity
15 lick for good their wofty sbout
future security, Write C B Morris
Box B34. Bloomington. Dinos
WANTED Middle aged or ecideriy
couples to do small amount of work
in relurn for free furnished house
Must be careful, conscientious. And
efficient. Reference required. Write
giving qualifications to A L ¥. Care
of Centre Democrat Office, Beliefonte
Pa x36
into eRablished
Rortheast Centre
Wanted to Buy
WANTED To buy cattle and hogs of
any kind Also trade or buy bulls
Inguire of Huber: Neil, Beliefontes R
D2 Phone TH-R-2 Bae
WANTED Th buy all kinds of live-
stock. Bruce Krumrine, Pleasant
Phone Bellefonte 476-3.
and reverse charges |f any 14
Bu-
doughirays
hich posite:
WANTED--Antique furniture
reas, writing desks
chairs abies. stands
beds. puns, dolls, pewier grand-fath-
er clocks, old glass and china High-
al price pald Cora M Schmiwk
138 BE Market St, York, Pa x42
Articles tor Sale
cn
famous Adam
county peaches. Place your order
with W. H Macker., Beliefonte curb
market x36
sa As A——
POR SALE --Parm lime at price farm-
ers can afford to pay
C M. long Howard R
Zion 1018 (Nittany).
GUNS-—Boughi, sold and exchanged
fre at the Western Auto As-
socia Store, Allegheny St. Belle
fonte. Pa. Phone 7850 ite
POR SALE-OCoal and wood. 1 haul
sahes away at a Jow rate Call
247-3 for joes. Bam Cappereil!
Bellefonte, . B.D. 1, Coleville. 111
POR SALE-104] Silver King tractor
and plow. Fully equipped, electric
ghia, starter. power
i EA RS
Ps.
FOR SALE-—Sweet corn hee kinds |
nice and tender two dosen for 26¢
Neille or on the Buffalo Run
road towards Waddie R. F. D. 1, Belle-
fonte., Pa x38
POR SALE-112 rats kilied with can
Schutie’s Red Squill harmless to
animals. Guaranteed refund-
ed. O A Kline Hardware,
all sizes from 15 to 28 inch rims
t plano, Senwnod
FOR SALE-Uprigh
“K"” cook stove, with walter
white vporoeline cabinet gasoline
. and other bouses
Pr ag ng fl a Torg H
8. Allegheny Bt, Bellefonte, Pa x33
Runviile
x40
Inquire of E B. Bennett,
Belictonte, R, D
FOR BALE Country lard, by the can
last years rendering. GH. Wilsou,
Bellefonte, R. D. 1, Phone Zion 168
x40
FOR BALE—1%4h p John Deere gne
the pound or bushel
{ Kelson, BE. Lamb Street, Phone 600-M
tario drill, Alsc a §-hoe
for |
x37 |
x37 |
Inquire of
D. 2, Phone |
1
take off and |
milley. Mrs John Matis, Mublersmag. ]
lefonte i
x41 2
engine in good condition Ingulre
of C. B. Smith, Centres Hall R. D1}
xd
FOR SALE—Home grown tomatoes by
rs. Prank
x37
cellent condition. Poone 437-J-
| Chas. Coble, Penn Breet Belafonte
‘ FOR SALE A 2000 sed 11 hoe On-
M. Harold Betz, Howard, Pa. Pho
{219
G-rov
2
x36
| Inquire of E J. Gentzel, R D
| Bellefonte, Pa
{ — —————————
{| FOR BALE-Dwo single brass beds
complete Call Mrs. T. A Bhoe-
| maker, Hazel spartments, Bellefonte
{| Pa. Phone 479-M x36
{ PEACHES Now ripe, Bugar Valley
Pruitt Parm, 2 miles east of Logan
ton, open evenings, bring conisine’
WwW. G. Prankenbeoger x46
| FOR BALE-Oas coll water heater
Also three-burner gas plate [or
| cooking. Charlies E. Wetzel, 8 Thom
as Btreet, Bellefonte, Pan x35
——— i. Ee
FOR BALE--Cucumbers. any size 1o-
| mastoss, oarrots, beets and pola.
toss. Call in your order. Roy Ishler
! Pleasant Gap. Phone $48-J-2 X36
{| FOR BALE Alberta and J. H Hale
peaches, 3 miles west of Unilonvilis
along hilipsburg pike. Bring
talners xny day except Sunday
OO ~
x34
POR BALE--Alberts peaches, excep.
Yonally fine Bring baskels and
pick except Sunday In-
X34
125 a bu
quire of BR. Snoke, Unionville, Pa
FOR BALE A new MoCormick Deer.
ing all steel manure spreader Bar
gain for guick sale Inquire of M
wala Bez, Howard, Pa. Phone 2731
x37
POR SALE--Cash registers, Adding
machines, typewriters, New Roya
portable regular price $40 50 now
£36.50 Remington Rand adding ma-
chine M0 50 now MO 00 Bgid on easy
payment plan Palmer C. Blerly, Re
berrburg, Pa x37
FOR BALE-Used
payments as shown: 1881 Chevrolet
sedan. B38 00, 1835 Chrysler seda
+ $118.00; 1985 Plymouth coupe, $100
1938 Plymouth ocowch. 843000. 1038
Piymouth coach, i656 00; 1837 Ply-
moiith coupe. 312200; 1937 Chrysler
sedan, SI4B 00. 1833 Chevrolet comch
$5000. 1635 Cheviolet setian, 878 00
1934 Pord coach. #54 00 1837 Ford
roach $115.00 Jodon Motor Co
Chrysler and Plymouth saies 2nd ser.
Opposite Big Bpring. Bellefonte
Cider Making
CIDER PRESSE -Reose's cider
pesr Port Matiids will be
every day except Baturday
September and October. OP
Cars with down
vice
Pa
pros
open
during
Report
x38
CIDER MAKING Starting Sept 11
every Tuosday and Thursday of
each week during season. Day and
night service Baw. Harpster Cider
Press. Balleyville x39
CIDER MAKING During Angus
pressing will be done on Tuesday
end Priday After Labor Day every
day but Saturday White's Cider Press
Axe Mann, Pa Phone 522-R-3 B4U
- Poultry
POR SALE --Hamprock cock nel
weight fren 6 10 6 pounds John
Holubec, Axe Mann, Phone 427-R-]
x36
Hampshires Barred
Leghorns Utility
100 select matings
Hecla Poultry Parm
Telephone Zion 232
1641
Live Stock
CHICKS New
Rocks, White
i Matinee 8575
$R50 per 100
Bellefonte, Pa
}
| POR SALE-A Holstein, bull In.
quire Paul Rogue, Clarence, Pa. x36
FOR SALE-—3-year-old colt. sound
and broken Joe Zeleanick, Pleas-
ant Gap, Pa x36
FOR SALE—Six pure bred Hampshire
| rams Inquire of Hartie Bros
'D. 1, Belisfonte, Pa x38
¥. harness bridie and
saddle. Inquire of EG. Spioer,
‘Box 201, Miiesburg. Pa x36
| POR SALE--800-1b pony safe Tor chil-
dren % ride and drive ice very
{| reasonable, Clyde Phillips, Howard
Pa RD 1 x36
POR BALES head of 8 and 5 galled
| saddie horses, one big mule, will
sell or trade for a horse. Roy Gum-
mo, three mile north of State Coll
near Woodyerest
ARMBRS—Penng Valle
| _Centre Hall, Pa. hol
Tuesday. Bring your
ow OPED |S, DOGG. Jou oA expect, pond
| fonte
Inquire of |
”
9% | DEAD
Sales barn, |
«| tre
+ | Haven,
FOR BALE-About 100 bushels of ye. | POR BALE~A 6 room frame house
{ Pa
Bale
RD 2
Belle
gar
POR BALE --A 7 room frame house,
ail modern conveniences located ut
i168 E Curtin Bt, Bellefonte
{ Inguire of David Newcomer, Belle
fonte, Pa. ions
located at Mt
H. Runkis
M-R-3
with bath
Inquire of E
Howard, Ps. Phone
714 POR BALE -fuubert A Bpicer proper
City Hotel
p. # room
Inquire LL
» rA6
ty adjoining Central
properly Boggs townshi
frame house on large Jot
R Korman, Oscecia Mills
| POR BALE-Brick house, centrally
located with hot waler furnac
hardwood floors, throughout, win-
dows and 0oors weather stripped sav
| screened. Inquire of rr" Jame
Toner, Bellefonte, Pa. Phone 213. 340!
| FOR BALE-Privetely. The James H
Reese estate farm, formerly know
as the Crider farm, 3 miles East
Howard Consisting of 248 acre farm
all workable with tracer house
barn, all necessary outbuildings, good
water supply located along nev
Highway Also T-roomn brick house
on double lot in Howard Boroug!
nguire Sonn W. Reese, Beliefonis
Administrator, James C. Furst, Ab
torney, elicionte x27
Houses tor Rent
room house atl Ple
Horn low ir
Barnes, Pleasant Oap
xh
of
FOR RENT A 6
ant Gap on
quire of J. C
of
Pa.
f POR RENT Dwelling
Allen Breet, Bigie
TOOT hardwood
heat, Inquire
169-R
roa
number 6256 §
College nine
floors, steam
Eriieionts
bath
garage
POS: RENT-—A five room
OOn VERIenoes Rent
of John 8 Lambert
Belictonte, Pa
ali
guire
383-M
POR RENT
for emall
¢ t Burin
Atiractiv propos thon
POTTY
amalls
FOR RENT
Hamilton
POCA bath
hardwood. first
Inquire Bellefonte
College
steam
second Hoos
Hon
FOR RENT
POR RENT
Lime Cx
Wa ter
Possession =i ‘ 1 ne
Charlies ¥F Hippie, Bellefonte, Pa. 36
ana
Apartments for Rent
POR ABrer. SOOM
_. Pieasant
Picas
RENT
riment nt
Markie
mew
POR RENT--#-roon
bath and sleam heat
former Miles bdullding
Inquire Herbert J Bt
Pa. Phone Millheim
Ver
Rooms For Rent
FOR RENT-Two rooms for Ly
housekeeping. Inguite of re.
Roxanna Smith, 116 KE. Logan Street
Beilefonle, Pa 3511
Garages For Rent
COMENeITial Ear-
College Avenue, Biats
availabie Now Phore Bilal
818 xs
Loans to Farmers
YOU CAN GET MONEY --For & new
bome, for remodeling and for home
improvements—see Willlam Shope
Write or call, Bellefonte 432 or Belle.
fonte 106-R LE
TO LOAN--Interest 31,
ly on iife insurance joans
when such loang are
loss. Write or call O
Winrale, Pa Telephons
t
or
Te
MONEY
annually
Why
avaliable for
RR. Snayder,
737-3-8
FARMERS Your own ooaperative
has money 10 loan at 414 % per year
to purchase fertilizer or lime, COWS
or equipment of for anv farm pur-
pose nip endorsers-See George Moth
ervbatugh at Boalsburg or Robert
Ziegler at Musser Gettig's office every
Saturday moming or write Hollidays-
burg Production Oredit Association
Hollidaysburg, Pa x38
Announcements
FESTIVAL-—-A fertival will be held
at Pleasant Valley on Saturday Bep-
tember 6. The money to be used for
roofing of the church Everyobes
beip will be appreciated
Miscellaneous
STOCE-—femoved promptly
Keller, Millheim, Pa. Phone
| 75-R-2, Reverse charges Li
DEAD STOCK--Removed promptly.
| Call anytime at my expense, phone
676.-J-3, liefonte, Lioyd L. Smith,
| Milesburg, Pa. at
ANTED-Deag
pranpul Call Geo
Hall, Pa. Phone 56 .
2104 at our expense
Repairing
Ww
|
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:
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FOR SALE--Improved American Sep-
Arator; ine iron: electric stove,
kerosene heater, 2 burner; electric
floor machine, polishing. sanding, and
scrubbing. Write B. Mott, ing
Mills; or phone Centre Hall 30-R
FOR BALE-A 1826 4 cylinder Chrys-
ler coupe, equipped with 30x5 25x
20 heavy duty tires in condi-
tion, also parts for a 1820 model
Cleveland tractor, some parts are as
as mew. John Snavely, Centre
all, Pa. x3¢
FOR SALE-—-A W.
C
. keeps
eh
i Ton
Tm
18 cheaper |
{one-
1087
Real Estate - For Sale
FOR SALE 206 Acres tmberiand,
hea rk sap pine, Anna
Pa. x36
REBAR - Rupair
made to all kinds of furniture
Jpheistari and slip covers made
hile © N peon's Uphoistering
, 102 E Lamb St. Phone 362-R
onte. Pa.
i!
E
LE
repair shop, 1rd ibe
ture 3 -
ing antiques a ROCIO ne _und
weatsy. TY Pp
St. rear Penn Belle Hotel,
Y
180 | MACHINE WORK-—Ensilage cutter
oo kalves . Machi
$5
if
oe
to
be BL *
Se Ete he MoE Wg WL