Pace Six
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Febr uary 12, 1942.
| OBITUARY
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born
RECENT
WEDDINGS
Lawder—Barclay
A wedding of Intere:
former | residents took place Tuesday
and a daughter, Mrs | Trinity Episcopal church, Galves
both of Fishers 1s-| Texas, when Miss Saralin
or. Mrs. Edna Graf-| Barclay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
. vive Alexander Tedford Barclay, became
{the bride of William Howard Law-
der. The bride's mother was the for-
mer Emelyn Cooper, who with her
mother, Mrs. H. 8. Cooper of Galves.
ton
ing
guest
PAUL S. SCOTKO
Paul 8. Scotko, miner, died at his
home in Pottersdale at 5 o'clock on
Sunday evening February 8, 1942
of a heart condition. He was 75, De-
ceased was a native of Czecho-Slo-
vakia and is surve ed by several
children. Funeral services were held
yesterday morning at the French
ville Catholic church and interment
was made in the church cemetery
Furnace, this county,
His wife, the
at Centre
April 15, 1860
Mary Connelly
Wilbur Thomes
land; and a si
myer, of Bel
ton,
MRS. MARY AGNES STOVER
Mr Mary Agnes Stover died at
2:30 o'clock Tuesday morning, Feb-
ruary 10, 1942, at the home of her
son, R. 8. Stover, Millheim jeweler
with whom she had lived for many pie
Edward Fell Ta Atlantic | years, Mrs, Stover, wi : \ y on wai p n Wie
N. J., fathe: Taylor, | & radius of about miles of | © locati
State College, died at Atlantic Millheim all YLRIS 1 ctor
Monday, February 9, 1942, af-|6 months
n illness of several months, Mr. | ime of her death. She
ravior, who was well known in State | Woodward, July 14, 1850, a
College through visits with his son, | ter of Henry and Sarah Smith
was & retired merchant, employed | ver. Her husband, Cyrus B
by Wanamake: over 40 years, He | whom s married Oct ber 22,
was born December 6. 1871 in Wash- | Preceded her in de
ington, D. C.. a son of Samuel and |S. Stover, and
Margaret Fell Tavior, Hig wife, the Orndorf of
former Dorothy Folwell, preceded | Survivors
him in death on August 20, 1935. The | held
bod will be taken to State College! o'clock at
for interment. Funeral services will With Rey
be held Friday at 2 p. m. at Koch's | Interment
Funeral Home, State College, with V emete
Rev. H. PF. Babcock officiating. In-
terment will place in Branch
Cemetery
Bellefonte
aunt, the late
Benner home
at the pres
C. Murphy
childhood In
of M Cooper’
jenner. The
t High stred
the
Her
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and 25 day
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ride of
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whiter of
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ler, dan
Baltimore
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Blanchard, F
[ceremony at the
Her:
ttend
Mz:
became
it
Ss 10; he
(
ny home
of Bellefonte
ad by Miss Virginia :
bridegroom, and Mi
as his best man Paul R
Howard. The bride wore
0
ooawara ye
w w I'he
F " ral
Thursday
the R
0. E. Feeman
will take
Milil
Lhe
place
lew «¢ elm
STOVER
v { Millheim w i
Monday, February f e of vellow re
vy Hom
take
CHARLES F.
MRS. CATHERINE REINWAND
Mrs. ( ne Reinwand of South
Jutts street, State College, died ¢
at 2 o'clock Tuesday morn
February 10, 1942, of a heart
condition, She was born May 24
1867 in Ireland, a daughter of John
nd Catherine wilmot Her husband
Charles Reinwand, surviv with
the hildren Carl, Chicage
Mich
ebud
newlyweds left
{ter the ceremony
Baltimore
employed the
in Or They
ping in Blan
‘atheri fonte
veral
Md 1
Gene
trip to
by
vist
er home
on
Phillips—Insley
Polly Lee Linsley
Cred I. Purnell, of East
Bellefonte, and
son of Mr
) Mer
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daughter
e of rege
Sta of
Dolph
Minn
Wil-
Was
Wil of
Mrs
polis
Trances
sters January
seopal church ewistown
) an announcement this
Miss Eliza-
Milesburg and
of Bellefonte
the ceremony
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Minnea
Flaherty,
urvive
lege
Bergerson
and Mrs X
mington, Cal. also
2 member of the
church Funeral
of Mark's "Epis
r of wecordlr
She were
Roman C li n Wetzler, of
services wil Ibe ; : . ' George 1. Purnell
held this morning at 9:30 o'clock in | years. Funeral services Will be HEWN pha present at
Our Lady of Victory Chapel, State il ur n at. its 10 Mr. and Mrs. G. 1 irnel
College, with Rev. John Burkhart ast Curtin street, Bell
officiating Interment wil [take ving the ceremony a wedding
place in Catholic cemetery at r wi ved at the Green Ga-
Belelfonte Lewistown, after which Mr. and
P h {Lip red eastern
retur g later Belle -
' bride a member of the
at Penn State
there Mr
efonts
the AS SOT
HS ON PAGE
ECTION
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Wi
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Henry
Coast
Fishers lsland until bes
He was a son of Edward
Our 101st —
Anniversary Sale!
— Is In —
Full Swing!
When the sale began we
had on hand the largest
selection of merchan-
dise in the history of the
store. We still have on
hand a variety to please
every taste and purse.
But Our Reserve Stock Is Going Fast!
If you are in need of
Living Room, Dining Room, Bed Room
Suite; Odd Chairs, Rugs, Tables, Desks
and Lamps, or any of the thousand-and-one items of furniture
we carry in stock at all times, visit our store now while you can
select from a choice of styles and prices!
supplies of furniture
There may be substi-
Now Is the Time to Buy!
Because of the nation-wide war effort,
are going to be limited in the future.
tutions of materials, higher prices.
Every article sold during this sale carries Brachbill’s guarantee
of quality and service, backed by 101 years of service in this
community. OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT.
BRACHBILL’S
PHONE 526
Bellefonte, Pa.
VICTORY
JHE
S. Spring St.
t to Bellefonte |
in |
Moore |
spent most of the summers dur- |
ns 2
Youth Conference Crop, Feed Loans FFA Entertain
To Assemble Here
[Group 3 to Meet in St. John's
| Reformed Church, Belle-
fonte, Sunday
The Youth Conte rence Groups of
District 3, Central Pennsylvania Re-
{ formed Synod will meet in the Belle-
fonte church on Bunday, February
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[the afternoon and evening sessions:
{2:00 p. m--Registration. (Fee ten
cents per person)
30 p. m-Worship service
Boalsburg group
2:45 p. m. Address: “The Needs for
Growth,” Prof. Charles I), Spotts
of Lancaster
p. m--Roll
frroups
p. m.-Group Discussions:
Growth Through Worship, Prof.
C. D. Bpotts
Growth Through
Nevin C. Stamm
Growth Through
Rev, Fred D. Denbeaux
Growth Through a Well Chosen
Vocation, Rev, A. 8. Asendor{
Pp. m-—Assembly Sharing of
ideas from group discussions
p. m-—Story Youth Pellow-
hip, Prof. Roy Decker, Adult
Advisor
00 pm
Nip
3:00 p. m Supper
box lunch.)
p. m-—Play, “The
Cross,” State College
00 p. m.—Address,
the Growing
C. D. Spott
: Closing
Bellefonte group
1 evening offering v
Miss Belty Lec
in charge of
programs
led by
3:10 call by church
3:15
Bervice
Rev
30
45 ol
M
Recreation
nd Fellow-
i
{Bring vour own
[15 Unlighted
group
“A Challenge
Christian,” Prof
to
). I
worship, led by
il be
and Roy
aftern
rece}-
Punk
bas 4
+) and
Martha Bloomquist
Is Contest Winner
Hollywood Screes
Inst Wednesday
theatre Belle.
Bloomquist
Mrs. Ro;
street
iia
igi i ia : ang
loomquist, of East Ble
Mi womquist ponsored
| Compan
24 Bellelonte High
y competed for the title of
Hop
Was Onhe
girl
Miss
ve Bchool
fonte
of
of
Quigley
Hu
I title M +
go to Clearfield in
district
mje ie with
100 otlhwr
who comp in 1
to Mi:
MY. and
Curtin
elections
Mise Bet.
rdion
The amatetr honor
Viarjoric Wehr, daugiter «
BR. Wehr of
w her vibraplhs
md place was awarded
y Ritchie, of Belle!
ohuist
I00F to Entertain
District Cantons
Centre Canton, No. 42
Bellefonte, will entert ain the can-
tons of the Third District at a two
dav convention here during the com -
ing suminer, it was announced last
week at a meeting of the local group
Martin W. Ardary. of Bellefonte
was installed as caplain of the can-
tonn at the meeting. Other officers
inducted into their new positions
were: Clyde M. Stewart, lieutenant;
Fred Smith, ensign Cyr Hoy,
Favs Harry Garbrick, chaplain;
Clifford Reed, banner Foner Frank
Grove, picket; Edward Young, sen-
wnel
3
nie, acl
Rockview Prison
Goes on ‘War Time’
to the effect that Rocke
penitentiary would continue to
under “slow” time, and
L Id not obeerve the new “War
Time” were discounted by Dr. J. W
{| Claudy, superintendent of the insti-
{ tution, Monday morning
Dr, Claudy said the prison went
fon War Time Sunday night. He ad.
! ded that since the changing of feed.
{ing and milking hours for cattle re-
{sults In decreased production, the
hours of some departments of the
prison have been changed so that!
{ the milking and feeding times are
| unaffected by “last” time
Reports
view
operate
i
IRONIC OM
GROWERS of CORN
HAVE FOUND
ARMOUR'S PAYS
and PAYS!
Many experienced corn growers
can tell you theres profit in
using Armour’s. It's rich in ma-~
jor and minor plant foods
which help promote rool and
stalk growth, earlier maturity
and firm, well-filled ears that
command higher prices. Bene.
fit from this experience and
join the BIG CROP farmers —
for a larger, finer-quality har-
vest yield.
ARMOUR’S
W. E. HOMAN
OAK HALL STATION,
Centre County, Pa.
county
Emergency
with the following program for |
i fonte, it
)
{Lo assis
{ ible to
i
Fellowship,
1.0.0.F.,|
‘State College ‘Man
(leved to be
Available Now
C. Armstrong to Accept |
Applications at Court
House
Ww.
For the convenience
farmer
Centre
applications for
and Feed Loans
Walter ¢. Arm.
House in Belles
meed by Field
Myers Hal
wv
of
Crop
epled
the Court
Wi wnno
Joseph C
will be
strong
HE
at
by
Supervi
rishurg
"our agency
the Farm Credit
making every «
with Secretary of
BR
For
ae
wi
n of
which is a part of
Administration, |
fort ate
Auricult Wick-
Freedom Progran
Myers pointed out. i
t those far
btain crop loa
advantag
fertilize
to COO]
ae
Food
r aun
ery wh
n
may t
io
in determining
character of
operation
Walker Twp. Boys Win
Prizes at Farm Show
¢ Walker Ton
y Teceive
yo weet
chapter
Amenica
War's First ‘Veteran’
1 claim
wid War
Liovd G
werk Is
of W
at
24
‘ollege thi
of Foreign
the
be 80 honored sin
attack Pearl
erans
first American
e the
Harb
dier t
anese Tr
on
Teember 7
iJannary 1041 he
{
i
i
i
Smith recently returned
Hawall, and has been assigned
Officers” Training School
deen, Md. where he i= now
poing a 0-day training cours”
was under actual fire during
Décember 7 attack on the Hawaiian
Islands
The new V. F. W. member a
senior at Pein State in 1940 a 3
enlisted in the
in Hawai
the
“
W
8 Army arriving on
March 28. 1841 He rose steadily
through the ranks to his present
rating and nt the end of his train.
ing reriod at Aberdeen he is sched-
uled to become a second lieutenant
He is an expert with firearms
i —
Gregg Schools Major
Contributors to Fund
The March of Dimes Program was
well received by residents of Gregg |
Township, through efforts of the
school and cooperation of individ |
uals, business men and friends A
{total of $4140 was collected and]
turned over to the county chairman. |
The splendid cooperation of the!
{different grades of the school is]
shown in the following list of ooh. |
tributions: Mr. Condo's room, $7;
| Mrs Rote’s room, $5: Miss Rear jok's |
room, $450; Miss Sprankle’s room. |
183: Miss Hower's room, $2; Mr. |
Decker’s room, $1.50; Mrs Fetterolf's |
i room, $1; Mr. McCall's room, $1, or
‘a total of $25. Other contributions
brought the total to $4140
ANNOUNCEMENT
In order to assist our government
in securing scrap iron, metal,
paper, rags elec.
WE WILL BE OPEN
RAMTOTP.M
DAILY
fa m to 12 noon Sundays
Hoberman’s Coal
& Junk Co.
LOCK HAVEN, PA.
Dial 2517 or 3342
ht
Fathers and Sons
Six Boalsburg Youths Award-
ed Prizes For Work in Vo-
cational Agriculture
the oal
Farmer:
fathers
gh scl
Tuesday evening
of the Futur
rica enteitained 3)
and guests al the
bullding, Boualsburg
The
nnt ¢
chapter
Ann
Ons
of
ana
HOO!
meeting wus «
six boys wer
itstiunding
riculture, They
¢ Homan, 1st in Sheep Raising
Project Lester Gladfelter
Carden
specially sig
aWar od | EB
worry
"
"Ol
2nd in
william He 51d in
heer project Harry
ONCE AGAIN... rrr
ELMO brings you Ya
its yearly limited time offer on your favorite
beauty aid, Special Formula Cream . . . when
you need it the most for your winter-weary
skin. It will be especially welcome for the del.
icate skin zo the eyes and on your throat,
SOLD FOR
VALENTINE CANDY!
SHAPED PACKAGES
Whitman, Mary
IEART ONE
and Many
to $2.50
FACE POWELL
11 11 PW
LIPSTICE
AND TWO POUND
Lincoln, Others,
From 69¢
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptoms of Distress Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
ove To EXCESS ACID
FreeBook Tells of Home Treatment that
Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing
ro ion be ties of t be W ILLABD
LS
'] $0 EE ae]
Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach,
Gansiness, Heartburn, Slesplessness, ret
to Excess Acid. Sold on 15 days’ tr
Ask for “Willard's
xpiaing this treatment
HARMONIZED MAKE-UP
Ensemble
You'll be thrilled with the glome
orous appearance of your
complexion when your foce
powder, rouge and lipstick har-
morize with one another, And
oll three cost only $1, plus tox;
19 Granted Right
To Buy New Tires
=
and vicinity, reported yes-
the total collected tap
{ Dimes in thal area was
MILESEBURG MARCH Of
DIMES TOTALS $57.19 thanks to
0 all others
vit 34}
ND-
PIANO SALE
ENDS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21
A DEPOSIT WILI
Brewer
Belielon
A Weaver Port
tires; Clifford C. Hel
burg two truck
tubes: Austin Powder
burg, two truck
tubes: GCG. Maruschak, Phil
two truck tires Centry
Lumber Co. Philipsburg
tires, two tub Prange C
Howard, four truck tires
Nef, How
3. Dubbs
ruck tube
Mat da
James
truck
Brewer, Belle
tires, two
Kman
Lires
C
tire twe
HOLD FOR MARCH 1 DELIVERY
UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY!
Port SAVINGS
wheelbarrow tire
Bellefonte, two
truck tubes: James: O
fonte, two truck
Thomas J Milson, Philips.
one truck tire. two truck tut
V. Miller, Philipsburg
rack tires, two Or tubes
C.oft, Puilinsburg, one tru
one truck tube: Far] James
ard, three pass tires, thr
Andy G. Tobias,
AS GREAT AS 35 to 40 PER CENT
er
Guitars, Ukes, Musical Accessories
Reduced to Half Price !
HOPPERS
WEST HIGH STREET — BELLEFONTE, PA.
Phone 2186 Open Evenings
truck
tubes:
hug .
Alb rt two
Hugh
kK 1!
Blu
re
nche-
pass
Clarence
tubes
| ALL-OUT SHOE SALE!
—— LAST TWO DAYS!
THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
159 Pairs of Women’s Shoes
51 59
Pair
These shoes are all this season's stock! Pick them out your-
self! All sizes plainly marked! This may be the last seasonal
sale you will see for a while. We must get them “ALL OUT,”
We need space.
ay Y EAGER’S
EARLY
BELLEFONTE'S HOME SHOE STORE
Previously
Priced to
$ 400
2 Pairs to Any
One Customer
$3.00
BUY 2