THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Page Five
October 16, 1941.
LOCALS
~=Mrs.
Bishop Street, is recuperating nice-
ly from a recent attack of the
grippe.
—Ray Miller,
Bethelehen
employed by the
Stee] Company in
Johnstown, spent the weekend with
relatives in Bellefonte. Mr. Mille:
1s a steam hammer operator,
~Mrs. Elinar Nilsson and daugh-!
of the Chambers |
ter, Mary Louise,
apartments, East Curtin street, de-
parted Sunday for a several weeks’
Visit with Mrs, Nilsson's sister in
Decatur, Alabama
—Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Smith,
of the Petrikin apartments, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Eckenroth, of East
Bishop street, on Friday attended
the funeral of Mrs. Smith's brother,
Ezra Benjamin Keen, in Millheim
~The American Home Section of |
the Bellefonte Woman's Club will |
meet at the home of Mrs, Christian
Harman on Benner Plke, Monday
evening, Oct, 20th, at 8 o'clock
Mrs. Harry Meyer will be the co-
hostess.
—Mr, and Mrs. Charles H Young
and two sons of Meadvill, were
weekend guests at the home of Mrs
Young's mother, Mrs. M. A. Kirk
on West High Street. They also
took in the festivities at State Col- |
lege Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Curtin
and family moved last Wednesday
from the Mrs. Rebecca Mull house
on West Curtin street to the former
Miss Margaret Cook home on West
Linn street which Mr. Curtin re-
cently purchased.
Lloyd White brought this office
a couple of samples of the Starks
Delicious apples he is now harvest-
ing, and all we can say is that
lot of Centre County school teach-
ers must be a pleasant one if
are taking that kind of fruit
school.
-Mr, and Mrs
son,
and friends in Bellefonte and vi-
cinity, Saturday, while enroute to
Williamsport to spend the weekend
with relatives. Mr. Love is an em-
pioye of the Pennsylvania Raliroad
in Altoona.
--B, Wilson Sholl son of Mr
Mrs. Boyd R. Sholl of East
Street, recently enlisted in
8. Alr Corps for three years’
and is now at Sheppard
Wi ta Falls, Texas. Until en-
listing the army Mr. Shoil had
been employed at the Trexler Farm
fish hatchery, Allentow:
—Max Kelley has
honorable discharge from the U. 8
Cavalry unit at Ft. Riley, Kansas
and arrived in Bellefonte Frid
a visit with his uncle and aunt,
and Mrs. Elwood Johnson, of West
Linn s He expects to resume
tae
to
John K, Love and
and
Higa
the U
service
Field
in
received an
treet
his “duties “with “ “the ~~ Ford” Motor |
Company at Chester In the near
future
—A. B. Cowfer, of Ph
was a pleasant caller at our
on Saturday. Mr. Cowfer iy
tive of Hannah Fi
ploved by the Glenn Falls Indem-
nity Cimpany as a safety engineer
While many of relatives have
changed the spelling of their name
to Cowher, he stil] retains the ori-
ginal spelling of the family name
--Emerson Lenker, of North
Spring Street, and his children
Russell, Lester and Mary, of Belle-
fonte and Mrs. Ford Henry, and Mrs
Joseph Bol of Milesburg were
in Milton, last nursday, to at-
tend the funeral of Mr. Lenker's
mother, Mrs. Emeline Lenker, who
died last Tuesday at the age of 86
years,
~William Cross, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Cross, Sr of Axe-
mann, who for some time had been
employed at Erie, on September 24
enlisted in the U. 8. Coast Guard
lladelphia
office
a na-
0s
dir i,
and has been sont to New Orleans!
the
for duty. He is a graduate of
Spring Township High School, class
of 1940, and is well known through-
out the Bellefont £ Area
—Mr, and Mrs
and son Gregg,
Kenneth Schiunt
of Wichita Falls
Texas, and Mrs. Schiuntz's mother
Mrs. Howard Gregg, of Cresson
were guests last Thursday at the
Mrs. M. A. Kirk home on West
High Street.
remembered as Miss Rachel Gregg
who several years ago was empiloy-
ed in the offices of the Titan Metal
Company at this place.
—Corp. Jack Murphy and Lee
J. M. Keichline, of East
Kids |
{ anti-aircraft
of Altoona, called on relatives |
{ Frabut's
irmace and is em-~ |
{and Mrs
| Mrs
| apartments,
‘of Mrs
Mrs. Schiuntz will be |
—Mrs. C. ¥.
ter, Ruth, of the Cadillac apart-
ments, spent several days last week
| with relatives and friends in Har-|
| risburg
~-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hull and
family moved last week from Burn-
side street
Water street formerly
the Flick family
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lutz, Miss
Nellie Armor, Mrs. Elizabeth Proud-
foot and Miss Mary Gross spent
last Thursday in Lock Haven on a!
| business and pleasure trip.
Earl Heverly, employed by the
National Gypsum Company, at Val-
ley View, returned to his duties
there
op street
-Mrs, Olive T. Kersteter and
son, Walton, of Harrisburg, spent
the weekend in Bellefonte with Mrs
Kersteter's sister, Mrs. Mary Gels-
inger at the Yeager family home on
North Spring street,
-Special sweeper sale, 1942 Uni-
versal sweeper value $3995 and a
1942 Universal hand sweeper, valus
$16.75, both for $46.95
| Electric Store, Allegheny St. Belle-
fonte, Pa. Phone 1062, .
-Ciuests at the home of Mrs, H
P. Schaeffer, on East High street
during the weekend included Mrs
Schaeffer's son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gilmer, of
near Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs
William Troxel, of Shamokin
Mrs, Herbert Hull, of Niagara
Falls, N. Y.. arrived in Bellefonte
{ during the weekend, having come
here because of the death of her
cousin, Edward Kane, of West Lo-
gan street, whose funeral] was held
Saturday morning
—~Private David P. Keller, of the
division stationed at
Fort Bliss, Texas, spent Tuesday and
| Wednesd: Ay in Bellefonte with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W
Keller on Pine street. He was en-
route to Pottstown to vis par-
ents
Mr
he
ne
it his
and Mr Donald
of Heverly apartments,
several days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Frabutt and family, at
their home in Caldwell, N. J. The
formerly lived here, Mrs
Frabutt being the former Virginia
Kern of Bellefonte
Mr George Jodon, of
North street, returned
home Monday night from a visit
with Mr. Jodon's sister, Mrs. Clyde
Rosenberger at her home Ft
Wayne, Indiana. Mr. Jodon hag re-
i sumed his duties at the Atlantic
Refining Company depot here, aller
a ten days’ vacation
{i -—Miss Helen Louise Hartsock,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Hartsock, of East Bishop street, de
parted last Thurs sday Philadel-
phia, where she has accepted a
nursing in the Presbyter-
ian Hospital, Miss Hartsock is a re-
cent graduate of the Germantown
School of Nursing in Philadelphia
Mrs. G. Oscar Gray. Mrs. Wil-
Ward and Mrs. Kline Wood-
of Bellefonte, departed Friday
Lancaster, where Mrs, Gray and
Mrs. Ward spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gray. In Harris
burg Mrs. Woodring was met by her
brother, Wade Cruse, who took her
to his home in Allentown for the
weekend
Mrs. Be:tha Hoffman returned
during the weekend to her home on
North Allegheny street from Glen-
side, where she had been visiting
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr
J. C. Weirick. Mrs. Hofl-
man was accompanied here by her
sister-in-law, Mrs Belle Johnson,
of Philadelphia, who is a guest at
the Hoffman home
~Mrs. Loewen M. Olt and infant
daughter, Dorothy Lynn, of Wil-
lowgrove, near Philadelphia, are
spenfiing this week in Bellefonte
with Mrs. Olt's parents, Mr. and
R. L. Mallory, of the Hayes
North Allegheny sireet,
They came here as the driving guests
Olt's brother-in-law and
Marvin Roth-
Klinger,
spent
and Mrs
Allegheny
in
in
for
position
liam
ring
for
sister, Mr. and Mrs
i rock, of East Linn street, who spent
the weekend in Philadelphia
~After spending several days in
Bellefonte, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kirk
returned Friday to their home in
Michigan City, Ind. During their
i stay here they were guests of Mr.
Kirk's uncle, James D. Seibert, and
Mrs. Seibert, at their home on Pine
Confer, both of Camp Shelby, Miss. | street Mr. Kirk, purchasing agent
are sperding a 15-day furlough
with relatives in Bellefonte. Corp |
Murphy is with his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr, ang Mrs. Lee Davies, |
Pvt. |
{i Carl
of Blanchard Street, wifile
Conifer js with his mother, Mrs
John Confer, of East Logan Street.
--T. W. Dillenburg, manager of
the Bellefonte Western Union office
is absent on a three weeks’ vaca-
tion and is spending the time at
his former home in Dunkirk, N. Y
During his absence his duties at the
Western Union office here are be-
ing taken care of by Mrs. Robert
Fochler, of Bradford, who with her
children, Bobby
and Mrs. Mac Hall, of Milesburg
~-Mr. and Mrs, Richard C, Taylor,
of Bellefonte, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a
daughter at the Centre County Hos- |
pital, Tuesday of last week. The
little girl, who weighed eight!
pounds, five ounces, is the first child
in the family.
former Jean Stover, daughter of |
Mr, and Mrs. Lioyd Stover, of Cole-
ville, while Mr. Taylor is a son of |
Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor, of |
Willowbank Street.
-Mrs. Hugh States, of Ridgway,
spent the weekend in Bellefonte as |
a guest of Mrs. Vesta Smith at her
apartment in the White building,
West High street. She came here
especially to see her son, William,
who last week enlisted for three
years’ service with
States Army. Mr. States, for the
past two years or more employed
Electrig, Bupply Company |
4 ah A PXPocts 0 report for
“duty next. week aithough he hasn’
received official notice at this time.
and Jerry, are,
gucsts of Mrs. Fochler's parents, Mr.
the United
ti tons for lunch
for the Chicago and South Bend
Railroad, spent his youth in Belle-
fonte, and last week was his first
visit here in nearly fifty years,
Cronemiller, Jr. second
| class seaman aboard the new U. 8.
's battleship North Carolina, re-
turned to New York yesterday after
spending a week's furlough with his
father, Carl Cronemiller, on West
Howard street, The North Carolina
recently returned to New York from
its shakedown cruise and Cronemil.
ler expects to rejoin the ship this
weekend, He is one of the 28 men
assigned to the navigation division
aboard the battleship
~Mr. and Mrs. George Ingram
of East Lamb street had as guests
over the weekend their niece (for-|
and |
imerly Miss Martha Haines)
{ husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lindenmuth,
of New Jersey, who returned home |
| Bunday; and Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Carlin of Niagara Falls,
| mained until Monday noon,
Donna Orr, who has been their rid-
{ing guest on several previous trips
| to Bellefonte.
~The first annua] county-wide
meeting and luncheon of the Wom-
men's Field Army of the American
Society for the Control of Cancer
will be held wt the Penn Belle Ho-
tel on Wednesday, October 22. A
business meeting will take place dur-
ing the luncheon which starts at
12:45. Both the luncheon and meet-
ing are open to the public ag well
as the program of speakers which
will follow. Anyone not wishing to
attend the lunch attend the
| program Stafting AL 7 Réserva-
later than Monday, the 20th,
with
Deitrick and daugh- |
| comb house,
{ Thomas
{ Charles Kane,
after a brief vacation which!
he spent at his home on East Bish- |
R. K. Owens, |
lat the Nazareth YMCA
who re home. Two trucks came together
The | later in the
Mrs, Taylor is the Carling were accompanied by Miss | slight.
unch should be made not
See the Mallory Studio display)
for special October bargain price
Keys made while you walt, Hu-
bert Rossman, Esso Station, West |
Bishop street, Bellefonte, Pa
Richard Lane, of McKeesport,
spent the weekend in Bellefonte
his mother, Mrs. James B.|
Lane, at her home on East Linn!
| street,
| you exactly
Mrs. George Hazel was cone
fined to her apartment in the New- |
East High street, most
of last week because of an attack
fof intestinal Influenza
to the house on South |
occupled by!
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Decker,
Stroudsburg, spent the weekend in
Bellefonte with Mr. Decker's sister,
Miss Joanna Decker, at her home
of
lon North Spring street
~Those from out-of-town who at-
tended the funeral of Edward Kane
here Baturday morning were
Kane, of Philadelphia;
of Marcus Hook, and
Mrs. Robert Long apd daughter,
both of Philadelphia
Mrs. Francis Beldin, Mrs
eph Y. Bauer and her nephew
aunt, Jack Heffelfinger and Miss
Ruth Rapp, all of Bellefonte, spent
last Thursday on a motor trip to
Wellsboro where they visited Penn-
sylvania's Grand Canyon
-Joseph Johnson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Johnson, of South Spring
street, has been transferred from
Maxwell Field, Alabama, to Carl-
strom Field, Arcadia, Florida, Mr
Johnson, former physical director
is a meme
ber of the U. 8. Plying Cadets
-Mr, and Mrs. Earl Hogencamp,
of Pleasant Gap, Mr, and Mrs
Sherman Beatty and daughter Shir-
ley, of Jullan, Mr. and Mrs. John E
Riter, of Bellefonte motored to
Wellsboro Sunday where they vise
ited the Grand Canyon of Pennsyl-
vania, and from there went to Wat-
kins Glenn in New York
Andrew Jendrisak of South
Water street, recently received noti-
fication from Dean T. Strohm of the
International Correspondence
Schools, Scranton, that he had suc-
cessfully passed his final examina-
tion in a special course in shop
practice, and would shortly receive
a diploma from the schools
-Dr. Nevin C
Jodon, of East
parted Tuesday morning f
lehem, where Dr. Jodon is
Ing a convention of the 1. 0. O. F
lodge as a delegate from the Belle.
fonte body The convention will
conclude tonight and Dr. and Mrs
Jodon expect to return home ime
mediately
-Members of the Undine Fire
Company were called to East Lamb
cet about 6 o'clock Monday ev
ning when refuse on a dump at the
the Musser homestead
caught fire, Because of high wind:
firemen stood by keep flames
from spreading to nearby propert
until water from a booster tank had
the fire under control
~M:s. Carl Moerschbacher
daughier Sally, returned home dur-
ing the weekend from a seven weeks’
visit with Mrs. Moerschbacher's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Thompeon, In Cleveland. Ohio, They
made the trip home as the driving
guest Mr. Moerschbacher, who
after attending the State Firemen's
Convention in Greensburg last week
continued west to Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. O. J Skawden
Wasy High street, are receiving con-
gratulations upon the birth of a
daughter at the Centre County Hos-
pital, Saturday. The new arrival is
the second child and the second
daughter in the family Mrs Skaw-
denn is the former Doriz Cobb. a
daughter of M. M. Cobb. of West
High street. Mr. Skawden is an em-
ploye of the Sutton Engineering Co
—Mrs. Virginia Richards, wife of
First It. Harold Richards, of West
Chester, 111. ks spending the month
of October in Centre county as a
guest of her father, H P. Carson,
Port Matilda, and also in the home
of George Kelley near Milesburg.
Mrs. Richards’ husband, a Penn
State graduate in chemistry in 1939,
is located in Chicago, serving in
the Chemical Warfare Procurement
District
~Mrs. David Dale and daughter,
Mrs. Lewis Orvis Harvey departed
Sunday for Philadelphia where they
were joined by Mrs. Dale's sister.
in-law, Mrs. Hall Crossman, of Nor-
ristown, for a drive to Florence 8.
C.. to visit Mrs. Crosman’'s sister,
Mrs. Silas Wetmore. They made the
trip at this time to be present for
the wedding of Mrs. Wetmore's son,
William, which is scheduled to take
place October 18. |
--Miss Dorothy Spritzer, who was
graduated from the Nurses’ Train-
ing School of Mercy Hospital, Al-
toona, Saturday afternoon, has ac.
cepted a nursing position at the
Centre County Hospital here and
Jos
and
Jodon
Curtin
Mrs
de-
wr Beth-
attend-
and
street
str Ce.
rear of old
to
and
of
of
j expects to begin her duties this!
morning. Among those who attend-
ed commencement exercises held in|
the Roosevelt High School auditor
ium were Thomas Spritzer and his
brothe:, Joseph, Misg Kemper, Lee |
Swartz, Mrs. 8im Baum and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Baum, all of Belle
fonte. i
Two cars collided at the sharp
curve on West Linn street in front!
of the home of Karl E. Kusse, Sun- |
day morning. One of the cars was!
occupied by three women enroute to
| Williamsport, while the other car!
was occupied by a Williamsport man. |
No one was injured in the accident,
but damage was placed at $100, It |
was the third accident at the same |
place within a week. Early last |
week a truck broke off an ornamen-
tal lamp post in front of the Kusse |
week, Damage was
John Hartswick, of State Col-
lege, former well known resident of
Bellefonte and father of Millard |
Hartswick, of Reynolds avenue, this
city, on Sunday was taken to a pri-
vate hospital at Washington, Pa,
where he is expected to remain un
der treatment for several weeks. |
Mr. Hartswick, retired employe of
the Bellefonte postoffice, suffered a
stroke early in August and has been
in poor health since that time He
made the trip to Washington as the
driving guest of his son, Leroy, of
Baden, Pa, who came here for him,
Mrs. John Hartswick is with her
daughter, Mrs. Glenn Sutherland
at Lectadale, while her r husband '#l
EA
wed Were present, CL
Have them taken now-—October |
special on Photos—-keep ‘em for
Kinias use, The Mallory Studio '
Mr. and Mrs. Basll Doll and Mr
Doll's aunt, Mrs, Rose Pearl, spent
the weekend with relatives and
| friends in Altoona
We can't tell you in a few words |
Stop In and see the special $2.85
photo and frame. A style will suit
The Mallory Studio .]
Guy Kline Is enjoying a week's
vacation from his duties as a fore.
man at the National Gypsum Com-
pany plant in Buffalo Run Valley
Mr. and Mrs, John Tonner Har-
ris, of Camp Hill, near Harrisburg,
spent Sunday In Bellefonte with
Mr. Harris’ brother, Hardman P
Harris
~Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Emerick, of
West Linn street, are visiting thelr
son-in-law and daughter Mr and
Mrs. Forrest Tanner and family at
Little Neck, L. 1
Mrs. Mary Child moved Monday
from an apartment in the Hender-
son howe uy, East High stree: to
an apartmdcat in the Mensch bud.
ing opposite the county Court House
and Mrs Elmer Lucas
moved last week from an apartment
In the Rishel home, East High
street, to Unionville. Mrs. Lucas is
the former Doris Eckman, of Belle-
fonte
-Mr. and
and son,
street,
Mr
Mrs. John E. Dubbs
Arthur, of Willowbank
spent the weekend with Mrs
Dubbs’ son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Dubbs, in
Pottsville
~The semi-annual rummage sal?
of the Young Woman's Guild of the
Bellefonte Presbyterian church
will be held Saturday Oct. 25 at | Ta
m, in the vacant room in the Far
ers National Bank building
-Mrs. Paul Mallory
who until Mr
death recently
Aurora, N. Y..
home
and son, Bud
Mallory's sudden
had lived In East
and now making their
with Mrs. Mallory's son-in-
law and daughter Mr Mrs
Paul Bitner, in Buffalo
Clayton Shope
street, expects to leave Friday
Ringwood, N. J. to join Mrs. Shope
at the home of their son-in-law and
daughfer, Mr Mrs Thomas
Halgh and family ie weekend
Mr. and Mrs expect to
home Monday
Irvia Noli, of Lane
week nd with his mother
D. Beibert and Mr
at their home on Pine street
was HotCrapnnd od here by his
fia
Lansdowne
and
N.Y
of East Curtin
far
fOr
and
for
Shope ree
downe, Jj»
M
Seibert
He
niece
who
the
14 tries
v AIDES
ain
was
Noll,
with py 1 1 Lad 4
at Pletaint Gap
Mrs. J. O. Heverly
daug! Mrs H K
have been occupyir
the Heve
ranged to move
house
cated
Mrs, William
who moved
time ago
Aly
oad
ter
nN y
on Nort
sme by Mr
and family
to State College some
William Fromm. sop
Ww. Fromm of Not y
recently
has a opted a
Railway Express
Williamsport. Robert Pre
taother, will leave
Washington. D C
accepted
Mrs
street
Spring
emploved in
he
a pcstion
govern
Russell
Donald Dickson and Miss T
Evey, all of Bellefonte, and
George Btover, of Centre Hall
carly this week for New York 3
where they are attending a beautic-
lang’ convention at the Pennsyvi.
vania Hotel Mrs. Goodhart and
Mrs. Stover are proprietors of the
Lila-Marg beauty salon in Belle
fontie
—8gt. and Mrs. Philip 8. Taylor
of Washinglon, D. C., are receivirg
congratulations on the birth of their
first child, a daughter weighing
eight-and-a-hall pounds, born Sa -
urday at Georgetown Hospital in
Washington Set. Tay or is a son of
M:s. Hugh 8. Tavior, of Bellefonte
while Ars. Taylor is the former
Dorothea NM Tambockian, of Bose
fiaior in
Mrs
helima
Mire
left
Pe
, ton, Mass,
~Mr. and Mrs. W. Clarence! .
Fromm and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Fromm, of North Bpring street,
returned to their homes Sunday
from a visit to Niagara Falls N. Y.
and Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Fromm visited with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Fromm and Mr. and Mrs. W
C. Fromm visited with Mrs. Fromm's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and |
Mrs. Ernest Bigger
~Miss Emmy Lou Craig, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Craig.
of West Curtin street, and a sopho-
more student at Bucknell Univer-
sity, entertained eight of her school
friends at the Craig summer home
at Hecla Park during the weekend
The nine girls attended the Buck-
nell-Penn State football game Sat.
| urday afternoon, and a dance at the | —
{ college that evening. returning to
the Craig cottage after the dance
They remained at Hecla until Sun-
day night. |
Phyllis McMullin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McMullin, of
East Logan street, was guest of |
honor at a party held Friday night
at her parents’ home in celebration |
of her seventh birthday anniver-
sary. During the evening the child-!
| ren played games and refreshments |
| were served. The following were
present: Joan Bennett, Lois Brown, |
Ann Royer, Donna Rae Wilson, Car- |
ol Love, Silvia Barr, Peggy and
| Barbara David, Lois Love, Melvin
McMullin, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Harry |
David, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Me,
Mullin and Mrs. Jesse Bathurst, all
of Bellefonte.
--Mrs. Mary Barlett, of East Cur-
tin street, was in charge of installa. |
tion ceremonies of Crystal Springs wri
Rebekah Lodge of Bellefonte Friday Harr
night in the Odd Fellows building.
Mrs. Barlett, district deputy presi-
dent of the Northern d t, ine
stalled the following officers: Noble
grand, Marie Quick, Snow Bhoe;
vice-grand, Bernice Stamm, Belle-
fonts: treasurer, Sophia Heckman, |
Bellefonte: recording secretary, Mar. |
garet Decker, Bellefonte, and finan-
cial secretary, Ann Badger, Belle- |
fonta pfisg Verng Smith of Belle- |
fonte, was chairman of the social |
* held following the cerer ofies. |
reshments were served, Afoyt
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legheny street, is visiting her niece
Mrs. J. M. Barr family at Al-
toona
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~The Reuben Breon
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Haupt houses in Pleasant
the former Jones house
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and daughter
spending several
Amanda Way in
Eva Dawson has
home her
Mr. and Mrs
Copley, of Halfmoon Terrace
James Logan, of Clearfield, has
been named manager of the Brown
Boot Shop take the place to be
made vacant by James Green, who
is expected to be called to U. B
Army duty late this month Mrs
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Barley
Corn
Lost and Found
nd
Howard, |
AC As
POUND Black and
came to my place abo
Owner oan obtain by ide
paying C 4
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egperience ‘ 1
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WANTED
work
Mary 3
WANTED Men
2 00 a cord. It
pe Runvilie, Bell
WANTED 650 paver
A cord. Inow
Curtin. Pa. Phone
Or write Howard. R
WANTED-8Saleamen
Good pay Reliable
0 call on No i
¢anital 1 { rite J. F
Box a0 Pu sutawney, Pa
WANTED Dairy farm workers
or married. in Sussex Cot ¥
Jersey Good wages and I oy
tditiona. Write today for applic
blank. No employment agency
Ries Co. Board of Agr, Newion
Rexrot
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w ANTED- Exverienced Da rymas
farmer for high clas: modern fa
having all convenientes, good sal
and part of profits to right man with
helpful wife, In answering. give size
of family. and where employed pas!
fear. Boring ovening. Write A B
€_ in care of the Centre Democrat
Office. x42
WANTED Con onl and ' umber cperaton
fo open un coal mines and #LriD-
pings, also cut timber, paner wood
RR. ties and mine ties. oni the sever.
al large tracts of land in Centre and
Clinton Counties. Must have your
own equipment and operate on
feases. rentals or rovally basis Call
| or address OG. Edward Haupt, owner
_x
R. D. 3, Bellefonte Pa.
Work Wanted
WANTED A job driving truck plenty |
of experience. Leroy Griffin, Beile-
forte, R. D. 1, (Houserville) x42
WANTED Position ny housekeeper
in small family by reliable compet.
ent woman with experience
ference. Write 8. E. Centre Demo-
crat, x42
Wanted to Buy
WANTED, ~Youth bed. or small single
bed hone 666, Beliefonte. x42
WANTED To buy small John | Deere
Tractor, Model L or L. A. Inquire
of Prank Philips, Spring Mills, BR. D. 1
x42 |
second hand
shafting, best prices pald, Inquire |
of Swartz Machine Shop, Bellefonte
Pa. Phone 32-R 410 |
WANTED--To buy cattle and hogs of
any kind, Also trade or buy bulls. |
Inquire of Hubert Neil, Bellefonte, R
2 Phone T20-R-2
WANTED---Antique furniture, Bu-
reaus, writing desks, doughtrays,
chairs, tables. stands, high pos
beds, guns, dolls, pewter
er clocks, oid gmss and china. High-
eat ice id. Cora M. Schmuck
136 BE. Market St. York, Pa. 4
pd, i
h for collectors in
est U. 8. Bureaus,
raion chairs,
rr i ry iy
: - na, an ue.
in, Se
Card of Thanks
MOULAIN-We tke hu meant of
expreesi our tha to neighbors
apd ‘friends’ tor the use of their cars,
tributes and their many
ar of kindly
ain: fate ‘of
I! pes
} POR
Re- |
and-fath- |
aT
POR SALE
bushel
Pa
Draped 1). 100 ner
RM 2 exler Centre Hall
FOR BALE Keifer
nH Geo, Durner, R n
Pa x42
FOR BALE
C. Willan
A
x42
imber
nD
lefonte
L984
Mrs E
Bel
FOR SBALE--¥eifer pears
Roan, Blanchard Street
FOR BALE
' water front
Cail Howard 2712
FOR SALE
used only
Pleasant
44 4
one
Gap, Pa
FO R BAL EA Heatrola only
g a §lO-R-13
R 3
SAL ¥
ite or will
Phione 224-R
POR
FX R BALE Lh
POR BALE--Cx
the
Qualiel., oats L
| P
nin
FOR SALE--Northern Sp
win am
SALE
Zion
POR §
Sal JF Bhi
W Va ¥ PR
Gap and Cen
a Le Col
FoR
Picars
tz Lumber
144
1 haul
rate. Call
Cappereill
jeville. itf
POR BALE Coal and wood
sashes away at a low
847-J) for Dprices. Sam
Beliefonte, Pa. BR D. 1, Cc
iver King
uipped, elect:t
take off and
Hublersburg
ase
POR BALE tractor
and plow uy eg
lights, starter. power
pulley. Mrs. John Mails
Pa
FOR BALE
12° Ly
price. Ing
Logan St
w
8
A 1940 4 rd tractor, wit?
t » Reasonable
Baviet., East
Phone 230-
x42
POR SALE--Baldawin, Bellflower Nor-
thern Soy and Stayman apdles al
sprayed. Inquire Rajon ¥. Lue
RD. Centre Hall Phone 25-R«
12 X43
POR BAL oa Now OTN ears
oid fashion Rambo apples. some
sweet Paradise and other variet ex
Inquire of J. B. Swartz. R. D2, Belie-
fonte, Pa x42
FOR SALE Short glah wood at Green
{ Valley sawmill, between
Cap and Centre Hall Inguite of
Houte Lamnber Co. State College, Pa
| Phone 708 x42
| FOR SALE “Baby carriage, can be
used as stroller. also a baby walker
and a sulkey
Priced reasonabio
Mra. Russell Jodon, Bush's Addition
| Phone 287-R. -
x42
FOR SALE..A second hand room
stove orice $500 Also an auto-
matic electric washing machine
Some comb honey, Inauire of Lioyd
| Lucas, Milesburg. Pa. Phone 425- “RL
Bel Jefonte Pa
of
Pa
alo some
| FOR SALE--New McCormick Deering
No 4<A all steel manure sphreader
Cash orice 8150. Alo New Idea
| reader for sale liberal allow.
{ance on vour old soreader. M H
Betz, Howard, Pa Phone 2731 x43
| FOR SALE-Hundreds of used tires
all sizes from 15 to 26 Inch rims
| Backed by written guarantee. Open |
{evenings until 8 o'clock Wallrun
| Auto service, Snow 8hoe Intersection.
Phone 153 11
Pleasant
Live Stock
FOR BALE, Several
bulls, 2 large enough
T. B, and Bangg dis
quire of Andrew (
fonte, R. D. 2 Phon
young
Hockey
476-114
FOR BALE
2
FARMERS
Cenur
Ueda y
a [4
prices
1
Riegel, Owner
Dogs, Pets, Etc.
FOR BALE--Tw 1s
wel broken Ed Fik
Pa
8
SALEEng
Mined Call i
end W. E Parreit
POR
FOR SALE
4
For Sale
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Real Estate
tate «
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FOR
Louse witl :
water, Jocated i Bonen Te,
&
B Ke io h
SAI E
‘bevwes Le]
For Sale or Rent
2% 530 A
Die for poul
for raising =
} B-room dwelling bh
lights; rur water
barn, near school and
imoroved high R
Bellefor te D3
Houses
POR RENT
ning
tor Rent
830 one-half
brick ike At 145 N.S
Fellpante Hot walter
Inquire at this office
FC Rn R 5 room
o n Bei iefonte shed, hot
water heat peo range good oondi-
tion 207M. Belicfonte, Pa
4241
heat
modern bunga-
Phone
yn dwell
flats
Several six roc
four
some
Haupts
FOR RENT
houses
apartments
ences. Call
Pa
Pe PENT Brick hoe «ix
and bath, two car garage, hot water
heat Reni ressonabie Harry Mauck
N. Thomas 8§i.. Bellefonte. Pa Phone
, 58-3 x42
POR RENT-—Dweill ne, . number 825 8
Allen Street, State College. nine
rooms, bath. hardwood floors, steam
heat Inquire Bellefonte
160-R 2324
FO™ RENT -
all conveniences Rent
auire of John 8 Lambert
383-M, Bellefonte, Pa. In
and
veni-
onie
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ing room
have all oon!
Place, Bell
FAOTs
Ravage.
wl five | room hose with
82700. In
Jr. or eal!
forenoon
331
| POR RENT--845 number 122 Eas!
Hamilton Ave. State Ooliege nine
rooms, bath. efficient steam heal
hardwood. first, second foots, garace
Inquire Bellefonte 440- R 32u
| FOR SALE—Some of my new crop
of milk
fed turkeys are ready fo
1 sale. Guaranteed finest flavor and’
| quality. Dressed free and delivered
and banauets. Carl A Sager, Mack-
eyville, Pa. one Mill Hall 631
Bellefonte 15i-R
FOR SALE-<Weather strip. Rock-
wool Insulation and Screens, Jet |
Chamberlin Metal Weather Strip Oo.
take care
dollars, keeps out dirt, summer heat
and winter cold. For estimates with.
out obligation, call or write O. J. Bo-
Inger, unary, Belleville, Pa
Phone 58 0
ENOGRAVED--Name oards,
personal stationery
nished by us at reasonable
pepect our line before ordering
ge Oentre Democrat,
FOR BALB--A 6-ro0ll corn
New Idea. practically good as new:
She 1130 Gacian All shane. One 10-
MoCormick-Deering tracto™ One
5 bottom John Deere tractor
slow. One org. Ig ease snreader |
Ss
a
Special prices to hotels, restaurants |
or |
x43
of your needs. Saves fuel |
of | tin 8t
- !
wedding |
Jnvitapiong and announcements.
ete. can be furs | pep
prices.
We have on disnlay all kinds of en- |
graved work. Call at our office and |
else |
Belletonts, |
husker, |
EAN
Rooms For Rent
rally 10
de.
x82
centrally
Meals if
POR RENT “Bedroom
cated in Belisfonte
“ired. Phot re 27-3.
Fen PENT Two “furnished rooms
for light hsekeening Inquire
i Mre. Roxanna Smith, 118 E Lomn =
: Bell efonte Pa
| FOR RENT -Piret floor fortiatied
i room. steam heal, orivate entrance
{ and private bath. One verson only
{ Available October Ist. Anniv in ner.
| son after 9:30 a. m. at 108 East Cur- |
Bellefonte 40
Apartments for Rent
RENT-—Anartment, 1
"ah Call Boal'thure 2551 x42
FOR RENT-<A 4 room and ban
unfurnished apartment cor. Lamb
and Thomas te. Phone pa
x
POR RENT--A second floor 4 room
| apartment, corner Curtin and Alle-
| gheny Sta. 82500. Inquire of Firs
; National Bar Bellefonte, Pa. 381
FOR RENT--A 4 or 5 room unfur.
3 rooms and
Heat Paraiso in
guint 1; " Linger: Site Coline. 2
D 1
A Pl eae #
FOR
RENT nished apartment, 3
POR RENT
oe
674
Phone
Farm For Rent
POR RENT
far
Business Opp ortunity
POR BALE-~The C 8 H b ard "4
Cider Making
IDER MAK
Enisonpal
key Ain-
i NOs
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Eos ety of
ucetown
a roa-t
sUuDDer on
"Serve fr rom 5 to B
yd 40¢ luding des-
i% welcome
Wy
ive
“The
DINNER AND BAZAAR
jet hrigtia
masked
refreshn
Danone
at nents Every
body okra
FNTERT ATNMENT. in the Soring
TE Sct i a ual torium oh
y from 9:30 to
nm WMRF lew) town Pa
¥ sored by the Adminis.
1 of the Locust Grove
oh rch. Price of admis
ONLY $1.25 PER MONTH
and all Payments Can Be
Applied on Purchase Price!
CENTRAL PENNA. GAS. ©0.
Bellefonte State College
Floor Show
EVERY NIGHT
wr AT cn
Harry's Tavern
righad amar'ment with water and
i" Pa. lh 4
FT hy Em i
oh ¥ ho :