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October 16, 1041,
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CENTRE HALL AND VICINITY
CHURCH SERVICES
Bvangelical: The Rev. W. K. Hos-
terman, pastor. Tusseyville: Churcn
Services 9.00, Sunday School 10:00;
Centre Hall: Sunday 8chool 9:30
Church Services 10:30, Lemont:
Sunday School 10:00, Church Ser- |
vice 7:30
Lutheran
pastor. Centre Hall
Spring Mills: Sunday School 9:30
Church Service 7:30; Tusseyville: |
Church Service 9:00 Sunday
School 10:00
Methodist: The Rev, W_F, Glenn
pastor, Centre Hall: Sunday School
9.30, Church Service 7:30, Spruce- |
by 4: Sunday School 9:30 Church
Service 10:45
Presby#erian
Keener, pastor
ce 3:00,
school 10:00,
The Rev. C. C. Otto
Rally Day 10
D. R
Churen
Sunday
7:30,
9:30
The Rev
Boalsburg
Lamont
Churen Service
Grove: Sunday School
Service 10:30
The Rev,
This Is National
Centre Hall
ery
Pine
church
Reformed
er, pastor
S101 Sunday
day chool 9:30, Church
7.30. Spring Mills: Sunday School
$:30, Church Service 10:30, Farm
ers Mills: Church Ser 9:00, Sun-
day Si 10:00
LUTHERAN CHURCH SETS
$400 GOAL FOR RALLY
D. R. Keen-
Mis-
Sun-
Service
vice
100]
an
for
gol of $400 and
300 have been
Luke's Lutheran Ral-
‘morning at 10
speaker will be
chaplain of
snitentiary at
A Anan
attendance
al St
by punday
¢'clock The guest
the Rev. C. F. Lauer
the Western State Pe
Rockview
ia)
ial
of set
the ann
Day
emphesis is being placed
Rally Day because the
council recently began ar-
rangements to install a new fluor-
escent; lighting system in the
¢hufch at an approximate cost of
g& thousand dollars, and the congre-
) augment the exist- |
of the Rally |
Expec
on the
church
gation nopes LJ
ing fung by
Day offering
»-
means
. . \d
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS
Ralph Packer left Sunday for Bal-
timore, Md., where he plans to. se-
cure Work,
George Lutz and his brother Jo
Lutz made a business trip to Wash. -
ington ‘D.C. Monday
The Tri-County Past Templar
association will meet Friday after-
noon aud evening in Bellefonte
Miss Helen Odenkirk underwent
tonsillectomy In Willlamgport
returning home in Whe
a
Monday
€ Vering
Mr. and Mrs. George Sweeney
and family pian to move into thew
new home on Main street today or
LOmMOrTOW
Donald Ruble accompanied BEd-
ward Vogt Jr, back to Connecticul
where he will visit Mrs. Roxanna
Robertson in Hartford
The Rey. O. B. Poulson from
Huntingdon is conducting ev ange
Hstic services in the local Methodis
church this week and next
Mrs, Sally Ruble and daughter
Lois attended the funeral Monday
J4ilbrook of the late Richard
Hov, a nephew of Mrs. Ruble.
Mrs. John Hoy and daughter from
llefonte, were Monday supper
guests of Mr, and Mrs, Oscar Bierly. |
Mrs. Bierly is Mrs. Hoy's daughter
Mrs. Jennie McGarvey from Mt
Union, with her son and daughter |
ang their families visited her great-
pephew, W. P, Campbell and wife
on Sunday
Mr. and
and Mrs
Mrs. Edgar Miller, Mr
Charles A. Miller, and!
Mrs. Mary Nefl drove to Bedford
Sunday and then via the Pennsyi-
vania Turnpike to Carlisle
Today the Rev. Delas R. Keener
of the Reformed pastorate here at-
tended the fall meeting of the Cen-
tral Pennsylvania Synod in the Re-
formed church in Lewistown |
W. W. Kerlin W., H Kerlin
James Hessinger, ‘and Chester Wag-
ner spent Wednesday in Harrisbur B|
attending the northeastern Poultry |
Producers
Convention
A Synodical Seminar of the Cen- |
tral Pennsylvania Synod was held |
Monday afternoon in the Reformed
¢huren here with David Dunn, D |
D., from the Seminary at Lancaster, |
Evenings 7:10 and 9:00 P. M.
Admission 10¢c & 30¢
EL) pues speaker.
‘MILLHEIM PAL
LAST TIMES TODAY!
THURSDAY
Turning points ‘in the case that
changed a doctor's life!
Lew Ayres Lionel Barrymore
Loraine Day, in:
“Dr. Kildare's
Wedding Day”
FAMILY Admission FAMILY
NITE llc & 22¢ NITE
! John Martz
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
(October 17th & 18th)
One of the Finest Motion Pictures
of the New Show Season, with
GLEN MILLER and Orchestra
““Sun Valley
Serenade”
Sonja Henle and John Payne
It’s TOPS in Screen Entertain-
ment. A MUST SEE Show!
MONDAY & TUFSDAY
(October 20th & 21st)
Heaven Will Protect This
Working Girl !
“She Knew All
the Answers”
Joan Bennett & Franchet Tone
ALWAYS THE BEST
SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS
|
| Mills spent Sunday with Miss Anna
| Savilla Kryder
| Monday evening
| ter plan
| two
Milford Luse,
{relatives hepe,
| Ross McClintic
Council Exposition and |
{ last Wednesdiy
| embers singed pi. Lon = McMichael at ¥ ihe Mr. H E. Faust
| Mrs
I Mo
| Robert Walker,
| Mrs. John Slack, Mrs. Thomas Wil-
| hams, Mrs. George Lutz, Mrs. Ralph |
| Packer, Mrs. Stasiley Brook: Mrs. |
| ey, Miss Lois Arney,
Delaney ahd Mrs, Harold wig rord
| ing at the Dimeling Hotel,
Ed
Miss Edith Meeker of Potters
Stover
and Mrs,
spent
Faye
Mr
Muzeppa
Roy
Sunday
Snyder from
with Mrs
Jack Knight from Willlamsport
called on Mr, and Mrs. 8. T. Riegel
Misses Barbarg and Eleanor Pot-
to spend the Institute
| weekend In Tyrone visiting friends
Mr, and Mrs, Fred Harvey and
daughters from Philipsburg
spent Sunday with Mr, and Mss. |
Mrs. J. Elmer Royer entertained
the Senior Service class of the Lu-
theran Sunday School at her home |
last evening
Lynn Ross and two friends from
WilkesBarre spent the weekend with |
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ross and family
in Potters Mills
Mr, and Mrs. Roy
Rebecca Spayd and Albert Dutrow |
were the guests of Mr, and Mrs
Fred Luse al dinner Sunday
Miss Barbara Jones from Paxton-
ville spent part of her vacation with
Mr. and Mrs. David I. Graybill
She lefl today for Harrisburg
Mr. and Mrs. Foss Jodon from!
Bellefonte moved Tuesday into the
rear apartment of the Bartholomew
home near the south end of town. |
Samuel Gingerich {s recuperating
in the Centre County Hospital from |
a fracture of the left leg below the
knee, The accident occurred Satl-
urday
E. L. Bartholomew from Altoona
and Mr. and Mrs, H. J. Kitleberger
and daughter Louise from Curwens-
ville, spent Saturday at the Bar-
tholomew homt
Dutrow, Mrs
Members of the Friendship Bible
Class of the Reformed Sunday
School met at the home of Mrs
Thomas Williams Monday evening
to wake luncheon cloths,
Mr. and Mrs Abuer Stover and
Mis. J. A. Scheurerman {rom Berea, |
Ohio, visited over
Mr. and Mrs, J. H, Durst and Mr
Blover's other relatives here
Robert Peacock Monroe, N
Y.
W. W. Kerlin, He reports that Mrs
Peacack, who has been seriously ill
for several weeks Is much jmoproved
Mr. and Mrs, Willlam Bohn from
Willard, Olio, spent Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. D. M_ Bradlorg and
family. Mr, and Mrs. Bahn have
been visiting in this vicinity for
a00UL a week
Edward Vogt, Jr. who is employ-
ed at Terrysville, Coun.
home for the weekend Philip
Smith, who ig employed as a
penter in Baltimore, Md., also spent |
the weekend at the Edward Vog:
or, home
Mr. and Mrs EL Prank daugh-
ter Florence and son Edward Jr
from Hewlett Long Island, spent
the weekend with her sister and]
husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Knarr
and fsenily. They also visited other
from
Mr. and Mrs. George Vogt,
Richard and Mrs. John Knarr at-
tended the funeral of Harry Van-
Ness at Towanda last Thursday
| burgh
| ence
| Homan,
the weekend with |
spent Bunday with Mr and Mrs. |
returned |
Car- |
|
a. ]
Mrs. Alwilda Bitner is visiting
friends and relatives In town this
week.
Mrs. Robert Miller from Reading
visited with Mrs. E. M, Huyett last
Tuesday evening
Mr. ang Mrs. E. E Balley from
Lewistown visited Mr, and Mrs
Jacob Shearer Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Grove |
spent several days recently in Pitts
visiting their son, Russell
Grove
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Homan and
son Alton from Pine Grove Mills
called gn Mr, Homan's brother, Wil-
The Rev. and Mrs, C
tended the Susquehanna Confer
convention at the Zion Lu-
theran church in Sunbury on Tues-
day
All the
schools are
C. Otta at-
township
and tomo;
borough and
cloed today
{ row to allow the teachers to attend
the annyal Centre County Institute
in Bellefonte,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Runkle
spent the weekend with
infant daughter, and Miss Cora
| Mr. and Mrs, Warren Homan and
| children in Altoona,
The Potter township school board
met Seturday evening and elected
Mrs. Paul Zellers as regular teacher
in. the Centre Hill schopl. Mrs, Zel
Jers. has been. substituting in thi
sehodl unl & teacher could be elect-
The Rev. WK. Hosterman at-
tended a aneeling of the Ministerium
of the Williamsport District at Bast
Point, Tioga Couuly, "Tuesday
morning... Mrs. Hosterman and
Ellgne spent the dey with relative:
in _Awrdusburg
These guests attended a dinner
party 4t the home of Mr. and Mrs
Harold E Bradford on Bunday Mr
and Mrs Emer Runkle, daughter
Janet, son Kenneth Mr. and Mrs
{ Jay Runkle from Pleasant Gap, and
Mrs. Sarah Smith
Jack Celdron has been making
ab extended tour through the south
| and mid-west, spending several days
last week with Fred Spyker in Chil-
cago. He writes “In proportion to
population Centre Hall is more ex.
citing than Chicago.”
The Coloreg Trio bs to fot
¢ Hallowe'en Bquare dance sched
ued . for the Centre Hall-Potter
gymnasium Friday evening Oct
31. The admission price will be
cent: and the net receipts will go
{ toward the Sendors Washingtou
| trip
Out -of -towy
Bradford home
pay
pe D M
Sunday were Mi
and Mr Edward Frank daughter
Fiorence and son Edward Jr, from
Hewlett, Long lziand, Woodros
{| Bradford from York, and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McCormick from State
Coliege
1 VIEMOors atl
The Willing We orker Class of the
Lutheran Sunday Schoo will hold a
| bake sale Saturday morning begin
| ning at
9.30 at the Fred Homan
store roown: Osikes ples, cogkiesy
bread ang potato buns wil be or
sale. Orders may be phoned i
Mrs. C. C, Cito or Mrs. Fred Ho-
man
The deceased is the father of Mrs. |
W. PF. MacMoran from Lewisburg!
formerly a resident here
mong those who attended the
Penn State-Bucknel football game!’
Saturday were. Donald Miller, C
H Kimbrell E W. Miller W. H
Kerlin, W. W. Kerlin, Danlel 8!
Daup, David I. Graybill, a group of
local boy scouls, and Mr. and Mr;
Roy 8 Jamison
George Keefer from Pittsburgh, |
spent this weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. 8. T Riegel. On Sunday Mr
and Mrs, Riegel Mr Keefer,
Fayette Miller, daughter Tatiana
Harold Armstrong, Jack Riegel and |
Miss Eunice Blazer spent the day at
Camp Antlers in While Deer Valley
Mr. and Mrs, Hugh MeClintic and
daughter from Pine Grove
from Milesburg |
Miss Preda McCiintic from State!
College, and Gerald Miller from |
Bellefonte were Sunday
Clintic
W. H. Oxford from Williamsport
district manager of the Coco-Cola
Compa]. ill speak and show |
colored glides on flower arrange- |
-| ments at the Garden club meeting | Misses Ellen
lomorrow evening at the home of
| Mrs. FP, P. Geary. Hostesses besides |
Mrs. Geary are Mrs. H R. White |
and Miss Jennie Thomas
Mrs. George Searson entertained |
the Ladies Bible Class of the Re-
formed Sunday School at her home!
qvening. They |
lpey, ‘Mrs. Thomas Delaney Mrs
| Ralph Ralston, Mrs, Clarence Blaz-|
er, Mrs, Frank Williams, Mrs Mil- |
ford Luse, Mrs. John Knarr, Mrs. |
Mrs. D. M, Bradford |
Bruce Arney, Mrs. Fred Slack,
Bruce Ripka Mrs. Minnie
ore and Mrs. Bar] Lutz.
Mrs, Robert Wetzel entertained |
these members of the Friendship |
Bible class of the Reformed Sun- |
Mrs
| day School at her home last Thurs- |
day evening: Mrs. Paul Martz, Mrs |
Mrs. Lee Coufer |
Russell Bohn, Mrs. Harold Bobn,
| Mrs, J. F, Wetzel, Mrs. D. BR. Keener, |
Mrs. Bruce Kpafr Mrs, uct Ar-
James
The officers of Centre Chapter of |
| the Eastern Star participated in|
{ the district meeting at Clearfield |
| Saturday. Mrs, Willlam P. Camp- |
bell and Mrs. Harry W. Potter sang
solos at the banquet in the even- |
These |
other officers attended: Mrs George |
K. Rimmey, Mrs, Blaine Malane, |
Mrs. James Searson Mrs. George
| McCormick, Mrs. John Decker, Mrs. |
M. A. Purkbolder, Mrs, Guy Cor- |
man, Miss Helen Odenkirk Mrs. |
| Ernest Wagner, Mrs. Pregq Malone |
| Mrs,
Edgar Miller, Mrs. Charles |
I 8mith, Mrs. Paul Bartges, Mrs, W.|
FP, Glenn, and Harry W. Potter. Mrs. |
Charles Cummings, a member, als |
attended the meeting.
Mrs. |
Mills |
supper
| Buests of Mr. and Mrs Wiliam Mc- |
| Clintic ang Mr, and Mrs. Dale Mc- |
{ Shannon
| the Mr,
{ children
| Miss Bertha Shaver entertained
the Lutheran young Women's Mis-
| slonary Society at her parental
, home Tuesday evening. These oth-
er members were present: Mpa, Fred
Luse Mrs Harold Durst, Mrs Ray
| Mark, Mrs. Brest Frank, Mrs. W
W. Kerlin, Mrs. Clayton Homan
Mrs. Paul Petterolf Mr. Fred Ho-
| man, Mrs. Roy Dutrow
| Mrs Ralph Luse entertained these
| members of the Willing Workers
| Lutheran Sunday Schoo! class at
| ber home last Wednesday evening
Mrs. Roy Dutrow, Mrs. Clarence C
| Qtlo, Miss Helen Decker Mis Mar
{ Beret Alexander, Mrs Ralph Ho-
man, Mrs. Ernest Homan, Miss Cora
| Homan, Mrs. Arthur Thoman, Mrs
Chester Grove, Mrs. Fred Haman,
Mrs. Fayette Mller, Mrs, John Dut-
row, Mrs. Fred Luse and Mrs Roy
Jamison
The Centre Hall-Potter
girls had a miscellaneous
last Thursday evening at
Booger home for one ol
their classmates who was married
recently, Mrs, Huling Breagler, nee
Miss Marie Emerick. Besides Mrs
Bressler, these girls were present
Bradford, Miriam
Brook., Nelle Knarr, Mary Delaney
Jean Fetierols, Ruth Foust, Eunice
Blazer Ethel Martz, Kathryn Relish,
| Hazel Dutrow, and Patricia Boozer
POTTERS MILLS
Mr. Lester Chatles of Lancaster
Visiled Sunday with Miss Dorothy
senior
hower
the J
home.
Mr. G. H. McCormick accom pan-
ied the Eastern Star officers to the
District meeting in Clearfield on
Beturday
Miss Gayle Palmer Is employed at
Norman Fleisher home at
| Lewistown.
Mr. John Floray and lady friend
of Altoona visited Sunday at the
Fg of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Phil.
pe. |
Mr Jerry Smithiley, wife and four
and Miss Frances Johns,
all of Ligonier, visited over the
weekend at the Mr. Dewey Knepp
home
Mr. Paul Sweetwood and lady
| triend of Lock Haven, called at the
Mr. E. J. Bweetwood home, Sunday,
Mr. G. H, McCormick, wife, moth- |
er and Miss Caroline McClaskey |
called on friends in State College!
Sunday sfternoon |
Miss Thelma Updike and Misq|
Bess Clinteop of Shickshinny, vise
ited over the weekend at the Mr. |
| Boyd Smith home. They were ac-
companied home by Mrs. Smith who |
will spend a few days with her fath- }
er.
Mr. Gelss Wagner of Tusseyville |
called at the Mr. Earl Smith home |
Sunday alterngon,
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The cost of national defense in-
| dicatey that, unless the world be-
comes stabilized, the chief burden |
[of governments will be armaments
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, FE.
| [Elect Local Men
Phil
here for an exhibition game
Rhinesmith
the
{ luin last
the
of the Legion
trip
tion
Ol
| last
Coal
| Barl
officer;
Mill
ficers
lam H, Homan Sunday afternoon. | Ryan
com
trict
0
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and
adelphia Athletics were brought
0
of | i
was chap- well
chalrman of n
band committee was in charge
Junior Band's recent
to the national Legion conven
in Milwaukee
er bi-county officers elected
week were: John Garvish Os
a Mills, viee commander R
Hobba, Osceola Mills, finance
and Rev G 8 West, Osceoln
Ire ted chaplain The of- enat
were Installed by Dr Hugh J
Bradford, wily elected
mander of the 23rd. Legion Di
wis commander
Post in 1940
year, and as
local
A
the
five
The
eli
f
Ol LAL)
New
GUM DROPS
JELLY BEANS
BAR CANDY
Among the more than 100 Leglon-
naires who attended the
Legion Officers tion meeting were:
D. Rhinesmith,
Glenn, Paul Green, W. W. Hampton |
fonte
D
M
R
Nittany
Waller J
Stroy
from
200 feet dist
In A&P’s Fresh Candy Dept!
organiza- |
Alex Stergiakis |
E L Miller, L. R.|
Last week
from town
| bers of the
in
WwW. 8
post
Dietterich
Zahniser, of the Belle-
and Dan Krumgine, Dr
Ray V. Watkin football team,
Armstrong, Arthur L. Bur- Miller wa
A. A Kreamer, R. A. Lapley The funeral of
Bloom and Mark McCarty, of | minister of the
Post State College was held at
- day. The
Lock
Fire Destroys Barn
barn and contents, on
Woodruff farm, about
from Athens, was
fire unknown origin
estimated at $1,000. An
vented the flames
to the house, about
late Rev, Frick
to the church
Mr. and Mrs
vompanied Mr
large
miles
ed by
loss 1s
wind
spreading
nt
de
of
Ohio
tended
where they
visit wilh
Mrs, Mayme S
few days at the
er in Howard
Mr. and Mrs
pie
onr Classified Ad ecommns
GET ACQUAINTED
They're baked by
grodients with as much care ss you'd Jayish la your own kitghen
they are mnscingly low priced, See the whole gala array ln our
Come in today!
freshness!
govdness,
partineat,
who were listed as metn-
the
missed
Church of
that church on
funeral procession came
from Sweet Valley,
and
and Mrs.
McKinley of Miles
naw |
home of her broth «
BLANCHARD
WB
boys family visited friends In
on Sunday
Mrs. Clyde
Jane and Mrs. Robert
pent the weekend with
Mrs. Paul Bowes of Harri
Mrs. John Williams
perturbed on Sunday by
of her little granddaughter
Littick of Lock Haven Al
the baby is in the Lock Haven
pital
Mr, and Mrs, W
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Vonada of Bellefonte
Mr. McClellan Miller, who
went an operat al the
ven Hospital recently is
ax rapidly as can be expecied
Mr an Mrs k ¥ WwW
family
noting the
varsity
of Billy
Haven J
name
Mr
retired
Christ
Mon-
Rev, Frick
wa
Lhe
home of the
went directly
the
Eagan ac
Clarence
burg w Columbus
will make an ex-
relatives
spending a
James
on
d
Her and
an assortment of breads, cakes,
Jane Parker "DATED"
DONUTS
fugeeed
10¢
Plain
THIS 1S NATIONAL DONUT MONTH
Cinnamon Rolls
Fruit Cakes
Bar Layer Cak
Marvel Bread Eo
Ennched
Sandwich
Marvel
Three
Yarieties
ne 10
- 390
Each 25¢
17c
10c
Chuck Full
of Goodness
White with
Strawberry
leing
it's 1/4
iched Lt
11/,-Lb.
Loef
Bread ..
iced Raisin Bread .. «= 10¢ |
Bellefonte
Bowes and daughter
Hockmat
ourg
much
Hines
presen
H, Vonada spent
aries
RET
with the many creations ln your ALF Baked
rolls and
ALP bakers, who prepare them from the finest Sour
Though
planning 2
next week
COOL erm
Mrs. Belle Mf ¢ iar
w admitise Lock
Horpita t
treatment
yt
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and
hotne
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Hobb of Detroit
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Frank
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recover
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donuts
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