January 22, 1942. — THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT. BELLEFONTE. PA. Pan Qix - — \ : . | Ap the prevalence of nthsles eh i law'and the Bell Telephone Company led with his mother Mrs also includes refreshments, Announce Engagement 144 1 le The solie for the 2OU a fire alunr wi Mi " a dav last we 5 . teem ‘ : . might be w rth whi , I'he 4 leitor for the sound ng of fire Sinrma wa Markle one day last week Maude Miller, chairman of th he engagement of Miss Becky : Councilman is to be consulted In the matter approved subject to final approval ars Leo Orr's parents, Mr Ferguson township commitice, has Ann Bimm to Harold — — —— " " - i ’ y y edt i id Lee Elliot, son Meter Receipts Drop by the bHOrough soucitor Mrs. Neidigh of Btate College, vis- named the following commitice nd Mrs. Prederick W. Elliot oo FRAN an ‘s Qin . ¢ 3 Ex “wat "aa . On , x bela 4 oe ot ) ; Ana Ml : WTICK VW Ady Church jery es On Sunday: | | : ey ' (Continued from page one) Por the two-week period ending I'he ani a ommitiee reported (1.4 at thelr home on Sunday ald with preparations Mrs. Bar ’ ‘ y school, 9:30: worship, 7:30 } { issuing |! cnlt certificates and in rural] , ' " day sch j 1 ting 5 h h An Joint Consistory met in the social | Burwell, Mrs, Bertha Albright, Mr Fzra Burnet is ™.) $ ‘ Ly \ ‘1 ehildr n . 4 4 " "OF f ating ac N Tw v 1 ! Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dixson, a Foss aa row, Measles and possibly other similar was reported to be $160.43 pecting 4 PALDE piace , Chall on Friday evening for thelr Martha Gavitle, Helen Lauck, Kath- Bonmm of the Leba Pike, Dayton, companied by his mother, motored a wu AY. : maladies on which State quarantine sharp drop from the previous two iad early meeting The ladies of the ryn Dunlap, A, Brooks Corl and M is yin is the grand- to see her brother, 8 8. Craft at the 4 te viii recently was lifted weeks’ total of $411.18 Additional 'eVer were reported Consistory here served the supper Wilson Henry fu Herman Bimm of r Shoe wo Ik 1int i a i and family ! 4 The salary of Mi Jean MeGar- . I 1 8naw Shoe who Is not ) 1 U : meters were (installed and placed In I'h . g for all Consistory members and thelr Meanwhile President irthday Monument avenue Dayton, and Mrs famille They served thirty-six cards for malling dime ! Reb ruse of Bellefonte Bhe Committee appointment an- ver embloved he at ths : tha pa vey mployed as stenographer in cold weather nounced by Mr. Sieg are as follows: | operation January 14 and 15 Yd Callers we the Hy caY treet: John Weber, chairman The police report turned in by Mrs. Emma he Sgn him ht Schaeffer and laug i » Thomas, and Newell B. Long. | Officer John Galaida showed 95 cary - Mate of Howard. and vO Nanc ‘entre Hall, were Thurs. ater: Thomas, chairman, Russell | 108ged for parking violations; 1 Jar. Saf eux | vel \ Vater homt Ni an " Wion of Bellefonte evening supp \ t the C.! Lambert. and Long ceny investigation, 4 transients POTTERS MILLS Mr. and Mrs. Jam ' ML home —. H : lodged In the lockup and a tram MF W A Faust and fami wnt Tuesday nit y ¢ ana aro Wie feht violate : ¥ all ana iamiuy Hall, spent ‘Tuesda, Mr. and M : {rman, Thomas, and Walte TR, Ol tended the funeral of Mrs. Smit! (Continued from page one) Swape home fan ent Sunday with bh 711} : ih The Bellefonte Moose Lodge wa mother. Mrs. Coogan in Altoona on climax next weekend, stressed the Callers at the Shafle me dul nts, Mr. and Mi m Bon J d y rmission to erect a flag 1, fact that one-half the net proceeds ing the week wer Kathryn au thet ver I hii o git “. Yinole in front of the lodge home on fe l licor and family re from various dances and parties wil} | * dada. Cp i Lucy Conaway, Mr Id Lucas Ri ) { hte i i yp RIK Re A J [North Spring st vi it rat the home of X Deli- | remain in Centre county to fight the } some FAT trader and daughter J " Ibh Baird ' Walle iy od . ; ; J Bellefont Civilian Defenss : pag 8. Mr. and Mi ar {Ye { paralysis in th nity Will De BoOWnH a FA ! Wii Mary Lou Orr, Elmer Sw and } N hfs hg aha is ‘ : incl asked the borough to appro- | Workiner I'he remaining half | ent be turned on an( - daughter Arlin \ H har and Leng a ay + $1000 for civilian defense a | ¢ pald a visit il Nid ) indation n Bid, . Foug : MILLHEIM Mr. ond John 8 ' | n ! p a g Yi ny Wellz tivities during the coming vear. T} lage al eft a ba ( t the hom wr ou in treatin ietim 0 ie x Teh pa tmar Ty ig A 4 Evenings 7:10 and 9:00 P. M. daughter N I ad ne ‘ p ! e 1 rhal Ey / COA erad 2 os ‘ Fo sina ag a s A ¢ Admission 16c & 30¢ t prepared ! Smith shy ( } ine § } } I i ; and | iw 3 : wciiman Harold JOW= the Cent 1 wiital re 1 the dread malady ‘on lo the np wil ——— - FRIDAY & SATI ' : rird A Del ng announced by her of enacting local quarantine laws fo) anuary 10, receipts from parking cases of meas and one of scarlet the borough offices wag increased Ma red oof dv ' 4 ay r wi vou (4 ‘ _ wil from $10 to $15 a week M h of Dim fur } rom a business col placed In many count) Birthday Parties BC he huy COULY sesiogls. Bi Planned In County members. The Motion Picture Divi- | papig flashing of lights on a Navy a3 Overboard eportee y p | 'RDAY al & 24th : ; : : ta cas) ' irned ove: o FREDERIC MARCH ’ aver Ho "ip / B a number of In jewell B. Long and ‘ mi the fund ; a a MARTHA SCOTT Yearick home | ly "A , ucts the Walizer dairy, He ! § 4 > r were na te M 1. M. Bl ral nProy ay ning, January 2f oso wh in 4 ’ rik hoe Sunday evening | | re over cad), 367. J 3 Tony ening Juiary | E55" STE “| “ONE Foot od Ee seek: dottor’s mea. To th ice Civ. succeeding Thomas B. Bester an mas Shatter sted with LCE 44 Brookes) Post Amer: Mix Weber. follow. IN HEAVEN RE inn t A homas {WO-vear tern rosentis red. The Authority maintair {J troot.’ A Teature of the dance win] Malcolm Wet: e Hall, D 40 BOYS AND A BONG” of Mr and Mrs Robert . : given | Kotst oy tera tes the ses isposal plant nd march at 11 . m. led by! 8d Hos ars, M M LATEST NEWS EVENTS help Ka y ‘ " 01 ; p y 1 I Rh . ! Nag rel } { ki C¢ bh ¥ ki Admission to th Dow : al Willa Nell Mi : 4 ; . birthda; n 8 his f rm. The commis- mete; now installed and | " g | ance will-De 30 cents a person Pred Mamnuh: Port ls MONDAY NIGHT ONLY John Dunkie ai np M D. 2 1 \ m the for nes, 160 one-hour mac nd | Ren . dance will be hel the | i. bose 3 wi Eh gH TR. 2 goville. Ear! ang © i D. ‘Re Or 12 tu iveoninutes pula: : Ho BV : Wi a a ams: Philips ; CHESTER MORRIS and Howard. a: arrie Rl} 1 . a} EF Pechd m Ma rpenet id M frs. 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We know every Dodge and Plymouth inside and out—and we've got every part it takes to make yours fit, safe, and economical in the use of gasoline! Take the long-range point of view, and attend to minor repairs now-—sgo that your ear can give you good service during the duration—and help in our nation's war effort! Decker Molor Company Cer. Spring & High Sis, Bellefonte, Pa. Down Our Alley” ® Many sold in this community were sold right from our showroom floor! There isn't a man employed here who doesn’t know his Studebaker so thorcughly that he can diagnose its ills and prescribe for it like a doctor for a patient! Want to make your Studebaker physically fit for the duration? Drive right in, today. It’s a service to your country, to help your car be of better service! Torsell & Spence Motor (o Allegheny 81. & Cherry Alley Bellefonte, Pa. got a heart of gold too—the motor's what we mean when we say that. And knowing Buick down to the last fine rivet, we feel best equipped to keep it in good repair. America calls on every automobile driver to pro- long the life of his car—and to save on the use of gasoline—by driving a well repaired car! We'll do our share—and you'll do yours—when vou bring your car in for a thorough check-up to make sure it's in good repair and economical in its use of gas. Lingenfelter Mofor Corp. Vater Strest Bellefonte, Pa. Chryslers” ® Many a Chrysler's passed from our showroom into garages proud to receive them, in the past generation! There isn’t a thing about a Chrysler we don’t know: and you can't call that bragging ~because it's been our job to know them well enough to build them! The Chrysler you now own will be skilfully re- paired here-—that it may prove more economical to drive over a long period of time, in line with our nation's war effort. Jodon Motor Company Opposite Big Spring Bellcfonte, Pa.
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