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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
February 12, 1942.
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Church notes for Sunday: Sup.
day Church school 9:30 a. m.: wor-
ship, 7:30 p. m
The Willing Workers cls
the home of Mrs
on Wednesday
yivester Haagen d girl
spent Sunday at the i
en home
Mr. Kissel of Lock Haven, spent
Sunday at the A. B. Beck home.
Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Stover and
son Donnie, spent Wednesday at the
H. N. Walizer home in Clintondale
Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Stover and
son Donnie, spent Tuesday evening
158
Charley
friend
am Haag-
at the Merrill Whitmer home
Mr. and Mrs. Will Fisher and son
and wife of Bellefonte, pent Sun-
afternoon at the Harvey Lutz
home
Rev. Keller of Martinsburg
ped to see some of
day
stop-
our people Mon-
day afternoon
some of
We h
sick
for their speedy recov.
our people are on the
De
ery
The has been
stormy the past few days
Elmer Stover is able to be
again
There were 61
Sunday mor
weather rather
at work
present at Sunday
ing
school
UNIONVILLE
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Methodist Church: Prayer service |
this Thursday evening at the home!
of Mr, and Mrs. C. K. Brugger, at!
{ regular monthly meeting of the Of- |
| ficlal Board of the church
| school at 9:15 a
| preaching service at 10:30 a. m,, with |
‘he close of which will be held the
Sunday |
m., followed by the |
sermon by the pastor, Rev. Willlam |
A. Snyder. Youth Fellowship in the)
evening at 6:30 o'clock, |
Presbyterian Church: Preaching |
| service Sunday evening at 7:30, with |
sermon by the pastor, Rev, H E.|
Oakwood. Bible Study class Monday !
evening, Feb, 16, at the home of
| Methodist
| American Legion, Veterans of For-
Mrs. J. B. Stere |
Rev. Howard Jacobs of the Pree |
church, Is conducting |
special evangelistic services in the
church at State College all this week
World's Day of Prayer
|
The an-
{nual World's Day of Prayer will be |
observed in the Methodist church
on Friday evening, February 20th at
7:30. All churches of the community |
are taking part and all citizens of
the village are urged to attend as
this is a national, or world event
and there was never a time when
prayers were more needed than now. |
Special programs have been provid- |
ed. We trust all folks of the com-
munity as well as the surrounding
hip will come and take a part
very important event
town
in this
Mrs. Lewis
and her sister
of Bellefonte
parent
Watson and little son
Misg Alice Brugger
pent Sunday with
their Mr. and M CK
Brugger
Mrs. Elwood Way, who has been 11 |
| for some time was taken on Satur- |
to the Centre County Home for |
treatment Her many
friends and neigh are hoping |
|
dav
care and
o0Ors
Flag Conscious
Bellefonte Revives
Continued Jrom page one)
Man
and
increased interest
Civ
replicas of
Mere
i nl ~ ¥
nonoreg piaces in
the meeting places of
tions during the World
white fiel
red border
flags cons of a
ur ce d hy oa
attached blue stars
member of the organization or
who is In
now
others flag
; for
reported
t flags to be placed
time
delivered St. John
hurch. Bellefonte, where it
oCupyY a place of hor the
The fag is made of fine silk
organizations re-
reh are the Logan
some th
Tr Of
which
gs
Ce
sed fia
Fi
# Fat
gn Wars, the Moose Lodge, Coun-
Commizsioners, the Titan Metal
and vario departments
&L
ty
Is
and
ns, The
ans of Porelgr
a number of flags
Among schools
“A well known Bellefonte man
now deceased, bought a flag from me
when we entered the first World
War Mr reminisced He
an the flag up a flagpole in front
and declared “That
to fly there day and
Barnes
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this move will be beneficial to her
and a speedy recovery may follow
Mrs. G. W. Holt, who has been ill
and confined to her room for the
past severan] weeks, is very much
bette
room, We trust her
continue speedily
recovery may
Funeral services were conducted
on Friday afternoon in the
Methodist church here for the late
Mrs. Catherine Burd, a former resi- |
dent of this community but of late
years a resident of Howard and vic
inity Interment
We wish to extend most
sympathies to the bereaved family
and friends in their sadness
Mrs. J. Harold Fisher and daugh-
ter Elizabeth Ann, have both been
ill and confined to their bed the
past week, We trust they may have
g most speedy recovery to thelr us.
ual health
Miss Myra Underwood,
been employed in Howard
past several months, is home with
her sister, Mrs. J. C. Fox and family
jor an indefinite time
Clark Williams was confined to his
bed all last week suffering with
measles. He 1s better at writ-
ing
Several of
th Fellowship of the
who has
for the
this
the young folks of the
Methodist
Axemann
reported
meeting in the church at
Monday evening and
having a delightful time
The house vacated by Mr. and Mrs
L. Parsons was the Mrs, Estella
arsons house rather than the Han.
1ddings property as
week's item
on
E
Pr
stated
"
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nah
»
LAS
\ 3 ant
slot pnt ne
Nea uni nig
we've won this war
hoot anyone who tries to take
+ gown’!
“At sundown on the
tice was n Mr
called A Eroup the patriot
friends at his h
Glory proudly was lowered for
the first time since the out
day the Ar-
James re-
gathered ane while
Old
tH stunt of t}
wae
Wal
Teachers Aid
Defense Work
(Continued from pape ome)
in
two others
are engaged Senijor
Work, while
are aiding the branch
The {acutly have contributed
one Deputy Alr Raid Sector Warden
Air Raid six
tant Alr Raid Wardens, one
spotter, and four Alr Raid Warden
Instructors. The Iatter assignment
approximately
per week
Eight men and women of the staff
wd time at the alr
the Central
teachers
Red Cross
en
Junior
"
rolls
Wardens
three Axsis-
Are
are
entafls
activity
an allotted
device In
ation. Two others are as-
sisting in plane spotting. while ano-
ther i= arranging all schedules of
high school bovs used in this branch
of the defense program. Two women
teachers are taking Home Nursing
courses
In activities not connected direct.
ly with national defense six teach-
ers one to four
taking such exten-
COUTHIES English, visual ald
8 and the like. Most of these
persons spend some time in addition
serving in various branches of the
defense program. TWO men are en-
gaged in instructing defense classes
while another member is taking a
defense course
AL the same time the survey was
made, 32 teachers were actively en-
gaged in Defense work: others had
volunteered but had not been as-
signed to any specific duty as yet,
ing
are spending from
hours Der week
Sion as
Ypir
Judge H umes
Hurt In Crash
(Continued from pape ome)
& fractured left thigh and a acera-
tion of the left cheek and Samuel,
11, received a concussion. James, 7,
has a deep lacerations of the fore-
head. None was reported in serious
condition
Miss Finney and James Humes
were admitied to the Lock Haven
Hospital following the accident. Mra
Humes and the other two sons were
r and able to be around In her |
Free {
was In the Oak |
| Ridge cemetery of Union township. |
sincere |
PINE GROVE MILLS
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kunes of State
College, were supper guests Sunday
|evening with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, W. R. Bunday on Church
| street
| Retired farmer Edward Harpster
spent several days last week in Al-
toona visiting with his relatives
Mrs, J, H. Gilliland is nursing a
{nasty case of winter grippe this
week. Bhe is under the care of Dr
Fred Mauffit of Altoona
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ftters of Nit-
tany Village, were pleasant visitors
Monday evening with thelr friends
In Rock Springs
Roy Ripka, who ls employed in
Green Valley at the O W. Houts
saw mill, spent the weekend with
his family here
J. T. Patterson, well known farmer
and expert dairyman of Blair coun-
ty, was a business caller in our town
Monday looking for a good dairy
farm for the coming season
On returning home from Pine Hall
Lutheran church last Monday eve-
ning, Alfred Albright in his new
Chrysler sedan collided with another
car, resulting in the part of
the Albright car badly wrecked
Luckily no one was injured in the
accident
Mrs. Ella Bloom recently
the engagement of her
daughter Grace
of Mn
Mr
camp at
No date ha
as yet
fy
iront
announc-
youngest
to Calvin Brown
Bertha Brown of Ty.
Brown | U. 8 train.
Jeflers Barracks, Mt
been the wedding
~~
son
rone
fryer
in a
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Before May cowrt, it was
report
The veteran hide purchaser Fred
Resides of Btate College, was clreu-
Inting among his trapper friends the
past several days
Miss Ella Ripka was a
caller in Bellefonte Monday
Farmer Charles Campbell reports
business
| another potato picker, a boy No. 4
ed, District Attorney Musser W, Get- |
eK
tig will
ing from
Cre hey
indictment
Ary
an
“
result -
E
ite, to which
ack on Ww
tT ff,
Bellet
Houck has oc
an
¢
police report
The
true bill
mfessed
fendnnts
College
Brickley
Ray
mond
8a god Heres
the ceiling
repaint
and
the Prothonotary’
ed
repainted
Air Raid Warning
Unit Passes Test
Centre county's Alr Raid Warm
Bervice passed ils firs
and unannounced raid test at 10.58
o'clock Sunday night with flying
colors, it was reported yesterday by
Aaron D. Leitz
organization
The
deparin ts of the
were on
action in from 4%
after test warning
The county Is divided Into eight
sectors and the test revealed that
officers and members of every sec-
tor are familiar with their duties
and are ready for action at a mom-
ents notice, Mr. Leitzel]l sald
However, several minor obstacles
remain to be worked out before the
unit reaches the perfection neces-
sary for a maximum of protection,
Leitzel] added
All Men Over 20
Must Register Monday
fever
iE
unexpected
uf
ol
ell, chairman the
alert wag all
air raid
ready for
minutes
was given
received
county
and
to ten
5 el
ang
Sha] aT.
units hang
3
oe
taken to the Williamsport Hospital |
Bunday
Robert Bierly, of Hublersburg, and
{the Lock Haven ambulance trans.
| ported the injured to hospitals. Early
i
SATURDAY SPECIALS |
Vat-Dyed Guaranteed Fast Color
New Spring Cotton Dresses !
Reg, $1.19 Value 79c
Sizes 12 to 52
Satin Stripe Crepe Slips !
pe pe on i ceived chest injuries and was taken |
{ lo Lewistown. He was thrown from {barn on or after Pebruary 17. 1897 |
{his seat and landed a distance of [or on or before December 31.
Sizes 52 to M 77c Reg. $1.19 Value
Save 42 Cents on These !
:
Monday morning, Miss Finney and
James Humes were removed to the
Williamsport Hospital
Judge Humes, who received a
briused knee and a laceration of the
left hand, was driving the automo-
bile when it crashed headon into a
truck on an icy curve. The operator
of the truck was James ¥. Hafer, 24.
Reedsville, Mifflin county, who re-
about six feet form the truck
Pvt. J. M. Amick,
(Continged from pope one)
released from their duties on Regis
tration Day. Bach teacher called is
requested to bring a fountain pen
No compensation will be paid for
the services of these registrars and
| each
oath of office for faithful perform
will be required to sign an!
ance of duty and walver of pay or!
compensation. No provision will be
made for travel expense or meals:
the special registrars, like board
members, are on their own, it was
announced
All unregistered men
{will be required to register
who were
1921,
born recently to the Campbells in
the Centre County Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Burrell of
State College, after twelve years, re.
port a 7-pound girl at their home
Mrs. Burrell, well known to ow
readers as Miss Mabel Hilliard, of
Pennsylvania Furnace
Another young farmer at the Wal.
ter Johnston farm home at Pine
Hall, His name, Walter, Jr., born
last week
Our former mortician and
ture dealer, Mr. J. Benton Heber-
ng, is a patient of the Centre
County Hospital, His many friends
wish him a complete and speedy re-
covery
Well known bullding contractor
Arthur P. Stephens, is off duty the
past 10 days on account of a serious
heart allment, At this writing he |
somewhat under his doc-
wr's care
Farmer Homer A. Grubb and wife
were in Lancaster county last week
attending the funeral of the former's
d : at
Aaron Grubb home
! Palmyra
Little Miss
our school pupils, has
furni-
anproved
aunt an
the
a
parental
few day
Janet Albright
penned a pop-
i The American Flag
The poem, well sald, and with much
z, follows
THE FLAG
» the flag In every parade
one of
oem on
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Last Times Today
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BARBARA
STANWYCK
READY TO LEAD YOU TO
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YOU BELONG
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SATURDAY
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“SUSPICION”
Cary in his most powerful role
as & wastrel husband intent
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Monday & Tuesday
FOLKS. ..
IT'S FUN-DERFUL
Jack OAKIE - Geo. MURPHY
Walter BRENNAN
Linda DARNELL
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HOWARD
The next regular meeting of How-
ard Grange Na. 207 will be held Bat-
urday night, Feb. 14 at 8 o'clock. The
order will continue to meet the sec-
ond and fourth Saturday nights of
the month, instead of Friday night,
until the last of March
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Irvin drove
to Altoona this past week to see Mr
Irvin's new nephew, a son born Ww
Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick Tur.
ner of Jullan
All members of i Win One”
class of the Reformed Sunday school
will be entertained at the home of
Mrs. Girard Altenderfer this Thurs-
day evening
This past Monday
Charles Confer wa
Bellefonte and parked his car on
Howard street When Mr. Confer
was ready to go home he found his
car had been stolen
Double-header basketball games
were played Tuesday evening be.
tween the girls and boys of B8Bnow
Shoe High Bchool and Howard High
School. Bow Shoe won both games
Joseph Allison of Chester
the weekend with his wife and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allison
Mac Zimmerman spent Sunday
with his wife and family
Mrs. Lizzie Bckenroth
spent the past couple months
her brother and wife, Mr. and
John Holter, Johnsonburg, is visit-
ing her brothers, David A and
Phillip C. Holter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bixel of Lock
Haven, si Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mr:
evening Mr
chopping in
4
in
Eper
pur
crite
who has
with
NM rs
MATE
wy t n
ent nt
the home of A. H
Schwenk
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Pletcher and
little daughter of Sharon, visited
their parents, Mrs Sylvia Pletcher
and Mr and Mrs Arthur Wentzel
of Howard R D
Robert Nef! and
visited Bunday with
H. Refl, and sister
Wenrick
| 4 of li
Richard Wolf of Howard
or
sme
Ja
Wolf
in fair condition
in Robb of Merchantvill
is visiting nt the
uncie, Wilbur Hall
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Ma
Harris Watkin re visiting
Mr: Mi:
several months
Edw
ga Ho NOM
tsko and
ar with
having
They ha
ie
£ir vacation
orn reoently
Fy
mn decensed, Was
through bank by
Lyons, owner of loca) smwm
will be the 1.
¥ in the near future The nre
MiMord Heverly
the
" N
the i
occupied
Buns
by
} are made
Mrs. Jack Kellerman wi
Jack Kellerman of the Panama
al me. is visiting hes !
William Gates
Kellerman was formers
Cates, whose masrriag
, ¥ Ox
tay 8
par
ce In
McGee of McoGee
ng with her brother
and ) Ci Z
Bertha
visiti
M
rf
Miss Nellie Weber will ¢
Red Cross
every Tuesday from
Mrs. Virginia Parris
Mrz Kate Weber
ants
a
initling
2 0 4
and
will be her as
LL
Clair
‘11 Countians Meet
Army Requirements
under
Board
alified
forces
Eleven Centre Countians
jurisdiction of Local Draft
No. 1 Btate College, have g
for induction in armed
it was announced during the week
end
The men
Houtzdale,
to the
are: Robert C. Falk
Hardman Lambert
Bellefonte R, D. 3; Walter E. Auman
Spring Mills; John R. Eckley, Balti-
more, Md.; Eimer 1. Shaffer, Mill-
heim: Jack I. Russo, State College;
Bteve 8. Bimco, Bellefonte R. D. 3
Carl Dudley Basse \ Col-
lege: Russell T. 8B er, Woodward
Kenneth E. Styers, Millhelm, and
Bernard D. Confer, Millheim
Last week Local Board Ne
Bellefonte, announced the n
53 persons who have met qualifica
tions for army service, making
total of 64 men available for call at
this time
Btate
2 in
tla
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Continuous Saturday from 2
MICKEY ROONEY
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LIFE BEGINS
we FOR, come
ANDY HARDY
THE HARDY FAMILY AND
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“HOW WAR CAME"
Tuesday & Wednesday
class al her home
The Missionary education program
of the Methodist church met at the
home of Mra. John Foresman Tues-
day afternoon
The Red Cross War Relief
of this area has
of $8585
tribute may give it to the
chairman, Mrs. Willard K. McDow-
ell. to make the goal $100
B J. Bulton of Bellefonte BR. D
fund
reached the sum
Anyone wishing to con-
local
he suppressed
hit greatest
ery for lovel
2. purchased the Samuel Diehl farm
at Howard R. D. recently and ex-
pects to move on il in the near fu-
ture
A farewell dinner was given Sun-
day at the home of
Pletcher in honor of her son, Ken-
neth Pletcher, who has been employ -
ed al Johnstown and who left that
pity for Harrisburg to be assigned
United States
to a camp in the
Army Tuesday. Kenneth visited with
his mother the past week The bro-
Mrs. Sylvia
“RED”
tovely tymbel
of Englond's
fighting women!
L.. ALBERY
boy of the
thers and sisters and families pres- |
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Donald B
Gardner and family, Mr. and Mrs
Merrill Pletcher and family, Mrs
Hazel Sattre, of Cleveland, Ohio,
Raymond Pleicher, of Columbus, O.,
Mr. and Mrs. Russel] Pletcher and
daughter of Sharon, Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Pletcher and daughter of Or-
vistonr. Paul Pletcher, employed at
the Great Lakes, home with his
mother since Cliristmas, and Walter
Pletcher, at home ]
{ The Youth Peliowship of the
| Methodist church met Montiay eve-|
ning in the church. Meetings in the
future will be Monday evenings in
the local church at 7 o'clock instead |
| of Sunday evening.
| Abomt 5 a. m. Monday the fire
| State Motor| Penalties for failure to obey the
| Police, of the Pleasant Gap sub-sta- | regulation are severe
tion, investigated, It is reported the! Members of Local Board No. 2.
At TURNERS the wear is there § accident occurred on a slight curve | Bellefonte, telephone 2913, and Lo- |
| where ice had gathered. Both ma-|cal Board No. 1, State Oollege, tele- |
in MEN’S WORK CLOTHES | §|chines skidded before crashing, do-| phone 4254. will be in their offices
1% $400 Samage to the Humes car | Monday to answer any questions
" {and $800 to the truck | that may arise in regard to registra. |
FULL CUT | Those in the Humes car were on | tion.
HEAVY WEIGHT {thelr way to Huntingdon to hear al
i pastor who is being considered for!
Work Pants {the vacancy at First Presbyterian |
Cottanaies am sharon, Williamsport. | Wedn esday Only
Trojan, Egl. Rock $1.79 ‘Houck Now Without
$1.00 $1.19 J ucary motestin. 5220 § Legal Counsel| nev. Ni © Stenger Jr minister. RETIREMENT
OVERALLS Salt & Pepper Cotton Socks. 10¢ i Church school, 9:30 a. m., Harold ph
wa Ph RE
| (Continued from page ome) Wion, Supt. Morning worship, 10:45.
Heavy denim, full cut with triple- Cotton Union Suits... te Hi acuedilied | Stak \S1al 2% the May Youth Pelle wt NEWS SPECIALTY
sewed seams. | Aggravated assault and battery
{term of court are: mon.” Youth Pellowship, 6:30 p. m.
Evening worship, 7:30. Sermon, “A
Treasure Hunt”
Red and Blue jon Mrs. E. J. Teichert, State Col- :
: Kathryn Breon, State College; and! Rev. Robert H. Thomas, 3rd, rec-
| assault and battery on Miss Grace! tor. Rev. Dr. Herbert Koepp-Baker,
| Gray, State College. A count of ag- | locum tenens, Quinguagesima Sune
igravated assdult on Miss Breon was day. The Joly Eucharist at 8 a. m.;
urner Lo TACT
pu ® ° i sday, two additional indict.
Church school at 9:45 a. m. Morning
| ments returned against Houck were:
prayer wiih) sttmon hy a 0. a. you
will be we e at Bt. n's church.
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