Page Fan : THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PX. October 2, 1941. GENTLE COUNTY HOSPITAL 150 ws! Tylersville Church Centennial Atdhisad! Loc Lecepé | | | BEST - ’ NEWS spent yesterday In Bellefonte on a ro : AON WA IN 1 HE WEEK S . A regular meeting of the Centre (i or N business and pleasure trip and while : vi ‘ County Association ot lownship 4 0 hi in town called o f " dn iy i 3 - — sH ct Supervisors and Auditors, held Mon- ee Ares A all nm ATR . y . ’ ) day at the Court House here was v 3 of Lat Week Saturday A Mrs yy \ ¥ ‘ Van f by . attended by more than 150 township i Mis, C. D. Casebeer, of West YOU CAN MAKE FOR Y UR FAMI Admiticd: Mi Margs 4 . Discharged: Mrs. George Baney. officials and thely guests y 3 High street, who for the past month Z 0 LY { 4 "a \ . or s wens suffering fro a See po for t M M Bonne 1, Speakers during the morning and Ve Jo his bed PB subering rig! - . Lielcnte, Births a daughter tO afternoon sessions were Herman y J Li gk of in 1! ; Aon ” hury. on « 0 ( y eR & A ay as uu 4 oY § nnce to the % 7 and Mrs. Dean L. Noll, Pleas. Reinhold, Lancaster, of the auditor he Centre’ Count He pit °1 to tied " (a i” : a : nire unty ) al Lo undergo | g 5 4 ; pr—— Gap: a daughter to Mr. and general's office; Thomas V. Hodges, | 3 ¥ } vat Frank Gaullo, State College; a Harrisburg, engineer for the Depart. pr OLSErvAon anc Westmont daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold ment of Forests and Waters: H, A Breon, State College Thompson, Drexel Hill, secretary of the State Supervisors' Association; Admitted: Mrs. Elwood William: D. A. Dalley, Oletrlield, ot unuip and 5 2 nitted hs yy DX Vi ans engineer for the Highway Depait- Baney home on East Curtin street Mrs cille B Mo yer. « uakertown: Mrs ment and Former Sherif George M: Rh poy y a Je Howard R. D Arthun Spicer, Bh fer OF R D by H. Yarnell, of Mingoville n 3 Y zust 18 Hoover of Ballelonte Eat . W At noon the upervisors, auditors . : his bovhood voi : in thi ' eommun onfer, Discharged: Mordecia VanZandt, of and the rusts sitarstad ut : ! ; 1 Mills, R. D.; Mrs. Michael 3hC their gu itlended a roa ; a 5 ; it DR. WILBUR E. SAUNDERS turkey dinner served in the Meth. ; ¢ . M Jellefonte, R A had ; IL Bellefor R. D.;: Mrs. Eail odist church by the ladies of the ‘ L 1 - an and Infant son, Rebers huretl A. R. Houser. of Rockview Bowe Harry Hockenberry and pyrg: Mrs. Hazel wi Hiams and in- | CHEN. / i By A id : infant son, Bellefonte, RD. ant se : . te: Mrs. 8. R secretary-treasurer of the county ba d n, Jw, isith ath ornin ; i ser misted Tuesday, discharged Thurs a rele gi ; ar daughter group, was in charge of the brief y relatives and in 5 In “ntre vi I Pennsylvania Stat Ki g . day John Ylinen Bellefonte ? Nefonte program at the church ; ant Risa Th Ft io oe ug uF Phys } dog : “ : Jp aay HELE ESTATE HEATROLA irs: a daughter was born to Mi " - - —-— " if iB Wo I RIM wv y and a Inter 4 leds and Stephen R. Richardson hes Bh ) patients n the be ne urday. ‘whil Shook’ Wilk Termin | mma aii A PAYS BIG Div ENDS Bellsfonte: a ton to Mr. and Mrs. hospital at the beginning of tis 15 Attend C. E. ray, while Mr. Shook will remain lege, which wil take § : Larry M. Justice, Bellefonte eex John's Lutheran Church at 1 rel: here for an indefind Vittany | It t p. 1 th . Rev. Arthur E. Yeagy, pastor of St. John y tir An i UL HEALTH Wednesday of Last Week Hospital Contributions: Harvest Rally at Academy Tylersville (shown above! which observed its 100th anniversary over bi has ‘ : 4 W ' ' : Home contributions were received ; SP the weekend i hed by courtesy of the Lock Haven Expre : oN ‘ Hh} GEEN ax im Admitted: Miss Louisa Donham,' from: the Aaronsburg charge, in- Fifteen young people from Centre 1 eckend, motion pleture theaty affect TROUPE NAMED HEAD HAPPINESS Greensbore Howard H. Bricker, pluding Millheim. Coburn and st county attended the District Christ. aamission n 10 and 20 cent . . cil 1g Millheim, oburn and St A rath ts lor g ( SUBORDI ’ P Millhelm, Mrs. Bruce R Tegge and paul's Evangelical and Reformed an Endeavor Convention at the The three-day atl { 1 Nittany Valley charge. Th peak iby . . ily re Aa dry i oo “ BORDINATEL Y infant daughter, State College. Dis- churches Academy on Friday and Saturday 100th, anniversa of St John's) ers th v. T. R. Husler and | ** 3 Th. ran. Dl. Ww BT of B {font Estate Meatrols pays for itself, with charged: Esker H Watkins, State —— : of last week. Christian Endeavorers p,:heran ch t Tylersville be- the Rev. Fred Denbeaux, past ! ween 1 ahd. Ty ema; two cent nol nd of the (TP—_— College: Mrs. Randall Ripka and in- from seven counties gathered to dis- . ’ 4 n tho t n 15 and 20 cent ! A . utdad Safle apdloidl, ond fant daughter, Pleasant Gap; Mi MISS VIRGINIA SOLT cuss ways of Improving their local row ttendec the hom ming Lock Haven Ti Ta ] Keller HY allecling oni hudarel id- | : po y . Miriam Dailey, State College; Rob- HEADS BANJO BAND meeting and the rganization In rvices where former pi and nd the ey n tohr om mi ‘ wont a ih helont ana Stat y ’ oh T ; . ert. E Brown, Centre Hall, R D —— counties that need help lavmen we he ker eature neighboring itheran charges ileal. ax an extension of | .. rou ha MiSiad. L. Mccartney, State College ticers for the ‘nsuing year Officers for the district were elect. Speax was Dr. C Rn 1, pi Following 1 Sunda! hool ser- % Ay . '3 pu nse ; Ot Hye ( elect ' WwW S¢ 'HAEFFER y lected by the Bellef Banjo’ ed, among which four were {rom tor n Fast Pittsbu church, | vice Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock, | above 20 ce: ' Thursday of Last Week | . et, among which were Irom J y N While fis : RAY 3 HLL A vs y are: president, Virginia Solt; | Centre county wmmely athry the t Hving tor of the Ty-| Dr. M. R. Harsher, president of u WWE reconnaissance pian } or err Admitted Mrs. C. D. Casebeer, vice pre ident. Tress ntriken: se See c oY wh rok Re ” BathIyn - church ntral nnsvivanis vnod of th jloted by Nory } BIFEN Were rie 4 ar A" hi 4 HARDWARE CO. Bellefonte; Keith Rimmey, Belle- | retary-treasurer, Helen Decker: bu i rts iio 4 Toko npr ble sd abi : tS ano ; tha 1h 4 roling 1 wi Familia BL inancia F. Hoy ’ Aly { i! i 1} CK u State ‘oliege and § Sheets ? brought ot iy LAIN in chiurc ' : : albu. n ai ThE rnd lai £0 Vi f thie 8 J Hom . 213) fo v forte; Mrs. Rachel Tierney, Belle-, jness manager aul Houck: prop- a oi k Ra Rhod ’ ) k / ‘ nd tha ¢ of the Thursday mornin reparatory t . Allegheny St Bellefonte, Pa, fonte, R. D. 3. Discharged: Mrs. erty manager, Lester Ree arent ang Mrs. Robert Rhode lester W. Nieman and infant gdvi ritlial { nan. Mi : dagghter, State College; Mi LW Torsell its remee CGulser ar i nt d aughter } ! i nent hi Boalsburs Anthony Flearra, Jr, he. Sanrelary. seborsash: that tha 1 HCCHNE Of Centre inty’s annual Bellefonte: Mrs. Jack E. Witmer and ot eRFRed nun. S&MNR oie. | CORVENtion to be held at Millheim infant son, Belle R. D he phy winning trip to Niagara Friday Wis in July, and that $429 remain Admitted: Mrs. Harold © n the ury, with all Port Matilda, R. D. 2; Mr Auman, Spring Mills Discharged: Will be needed for the proposed tri Attorney Leaves For Army Duty iy ° al 4 from R CN for those wh ld RA fir ’ OE Cafrie Irene Keith, Howard, R. D. to Springfield, Mass, next Ac-| Attorney David L. Baird of Phil- wolfe, of Readh eT ry, TY Sls yo Hg t van 1c PURE 2: Mrs. Robert H. McCormick, State cording to the band co tution | | g. well known | ticing at- Bree ! nun S were pre«| Cra ytd OTIS nisters RY Bu : Sysluta , + Mrs. Pete J. Nikitas an his amount must be raised through tormey at the Centre county bar, lef tas ‘ 4 Af tars eh Hy al Jali d . Magni sw sh ep fo, A atee College; M Pete bane and parade | 15:4 na) w apt i a webbie 3 ; 188 : y N and irs Rows . } g chur 51 ! Lutherar of Aviation Medici! n Rar pi FOOD fant daughter, Bellefonte; Miss ac tivities, concer? Lawrence Hoover, formerly Howard, but who for some time has been with cousing at Green Castis i ed In Bellefonte this week and has taken a8 room at the Wilbur Sunday fonte: Come in — let us show you how the reational estimated tl Mrs. Har- 1 eS, Since Money cann entail c————————————————— Me ha Sl v8 PR SRR REST ey i, ve BIS EE gE BESS | GREATER Savings : a oe Windsor, Laks Oo, on Quality Groceries! er. Howard, | ) i : ; Classified Ads bring resulta } nr Classified Ad coumna MANY ATTEND RECITAI POULTRY CONVENTION TO AT BLANCHARD CHURCH BE HELD AT STATE COLLEGE WEIS GOLDEN GOLDEN BAKE BREAKFAST TABL} PANCAKE HOUR SYRUP FLOUR COFFEE 114 Ib can 10c phi 6c I-ib bag 19¢ gnd the church organ Py neral poultry course, a De s presided at the nao! veclions. ge y nb AR CARS Haa presid H garbed as an infant 108 yea ll a breeding school, turkey day. annual Was ! / Sos During this weck of services the! ne of the msoeiation, and nu- | 820, Wasn't as lohg or as heavy as WEIS SAU ERKRAU 1 - No nowing organists will play on, the trition school. Outstanding speakers those worn by infants in the Gay cans 4 N t lot The Potts Greer babs sae wl sor of dre 1 te set oe ces 1 HEINZ. SOUPS br TOMATO JUICE RALSTON CEREAL CAKE FLOUR 7%. i» 17 sn ro | SUNSWEET PRUNES 2 32 19¢ ie ATED LAWNS GREEN BEANS 2°? 19¢ PRODUCE BEST RESULTS FALL SPRY . "0 22¢| gARS - - 3 for 10¢ LUX : ; 23c Waoadbury's 311v 3 cakes RINSO ge. pkg. 2% SOAP get one for lc ahead of the weeds MAY in Ih SWAN SOAP 4 Pa a § cakes 23¢ : . : spring. If seeding is delayed until ‘ “ Hershey's Cocoa Butter Toilet why grass and weed seeds FAIRY SOAP } cakes 16¢ SOAP 2 cks. 19¢ together However the weeds grow LIVEBUOY SOAP 3 cakes 15 i faster and may choke out the grass LUX TOILET SOAP 3 cakes 18¢ | O- F- Mazda, 40-50-60 watt There are many advantages Sh SILVER DUST lg. pkg. 23¢ Light Bulbs ea 13¢ 1" a pT, ‘ " ' - i Application: | ert Li 1 ’ lime, the roots which will prod ice hl 7 1 % next year's crop of grass are grow- x; h id A . quart 10¢ - | X Hl | NDREF }) ing this fail and the right soil con- ouse 0 mmonia - can — -, ’ 4 ditions will result in maximum root growth. Then, there is usually more MOTOR OIL PENN 8 quart $1 23 > 3 “N » I' Td ~ be J time to apply fertilizer and lime can » i AIR ~ of Ww OM F these materials will work more deep- a h A ly into the soil and from a chemical standpoint, they will do more good in cool weather. In addition, sum- Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! mer weeds are no longer growing — and the grass gets all of the bene- sus . eR : fit of the plant food that is applied FANCY Extra Large Sunkist FANCY Poor, thin, weedy lawns may stil C | be renovated with chemicals during ELERY LEMONS TU RNIPS the present fall season. Information a i j on the eradication of dandelions is | f £ > available in the county extension Ig: stk. 10c 5 for 10c 3 Tbs 10c 2 . i : office. The circular, “Care of the wo, PPro ; i Home Lawn,” may also be obtained Red Northern Spy f ti unty agent H bch . Yom the county agent Radishes 3 "" 10c Apples 5 Ib 25¢ : i TWO DRIVERS JAILED Black and Brown in shoes that kh AS RESULT OF CRASH i As an aftermath of a motor ac- can really take it. Comfortable, smart, § siden: betwatn pine (len and Har. QUALITY MEATS song (Py = SMuopamemide thaus about 6 o'clock last Thursday ® Pumps, Stepins! evening, the drivers of both ma. and sure to please the man who wants |} : ® Dress Oxfords! chines were sentenced to spend five FRESH @ Stitched Trims! — days in the county jail. 1 . . . ‘ The men are Joseph Watkins, of HAMBURG ib C shoe comfort. Plain toes, wingtips and § ® Patent Contrasts! Woolrich, and John Davis, of Kar- ; ® Novelty Bows, thaus, y Ties! . ¢ SMOKED aad i The Davis car struck the rear of moccasin toes, the Watkins truck, causing about $5 damage to the car and none to the . 4 | Luck. Watkins was arrested for Sizes 6 to 12 | Brown, Black—styled for dress or sport. Suedes, | driving without a license, and Davis ‘ : | was held for reckless driving. The FRESH Ato D. Patents, Gabardines. Low heels, cuban, and {men were given a hearing before SP A RE RIBS ib 17 rts )e 3 : : i uire E. T. Haynes, in Snow Shoe, C ; spike. Sport Oxfords in leather, crepe and rub- J | 55" pleaded guilty to the | charges, investigating Motor Police = ber soles. | said. PICNIC STYLE | me permen._or_commere | PORK ROAST - 1b ZC: says the need for expansion of pro- " Brown’ S B oot Shop | Br OWn'’s Boot Shop Eby wwe | Large Assortment of Fish Fillets ! >» : | Crude rubber cultivation is the Allegheny Street Bellefonte, Pa. i} Allegheny Street Bellefonte, Pa. huisie sconarie ow BE Seria, and Fresh Oysters ported.
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