February 19, 1942,
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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LOC
ALS
al
- vr :
—Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baird and]
family moved last Wednesday from
Pike street to a house on East Lamb
street.
~Mrs. J. M, Keichline of East
Bishop street, is reported to be re-
cuperating steadily from a recent
Hiness,
Miss Helen Schaeffer and Miss
Mary Rankin, both of East Curtin
street, spent Saturday in William-
sport on a business mission
—Mrs, Philip Gross, of North Alle-
gheny street, who since Monday of
Inst week has been a surgical pa-
tient at the Philipsburg State Hos-
pithl is reported to be recuperating
nicely.
~Barbara Saxion aged 8, of Bush
Addition, suffered a laceration of the
Hp, Sunday, while coasting, The
child knocked down by another
coaster, received treatment at the
Centre County hospital dispensary
where several stitches were required
ta close the wound.
John Shoemaker, of North Tho-
mas streel, recently resigned his
job with the Prudential Insurance
Company to become a sales repre-
sentative for the Pinkerton Tobacco
Company, and has been assigned a
territory including Centre and ad-
joining counties
~Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mosier
and family on Friday moved from
the Spicer house of West Logan
street into the Schad house on North
Spring street recently vacated by
the Chapman Ward family. The
Wards have moved to the Mull house
on West Curtin street
Miss Barbara Popson,
of Mr. and Mrs. John Popson, of
East Bishop street, entertained at a
Valentine party at her parents’
home Friday night. Guests included
Janice Gingher, Peggy Rockey, Shir-
ley Wayne, Shirley Kissell Virginia
Meckes and Mary Jane Sunday
—Mr. and Mrs. R. Russell Hill and
three children. of Altoona, arrived
in Bellefonte Priday, for a visit with
Mrs. Hill's mother, Mrs. Melissa
Ward, of West Curtin street, and
with Mr. Hill's brother-in-law and
sister, Sheriff and Mrs. Edward R
Miller and family, of East High
street.
--Mrs. Irvin Martin, and sister-in-
law, Mrs. Carrie Osler, both of South
Allegheny street spent the weekend
in Upper Darby with Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Torpey. They made the trip
as driving guests Mrs. Lester
Baird of Milesburg who spent the
time with her husband who is now
employed in Philadelphia
Mrs. Amy P. Potter, of Pitts-
burgh came to Beleifonte last Thurs
day for a visit with her brother-in-
kw. Thomas Beaver and family, at
their home on West Curtin
daughter
of
street
Mrs Potter came here as the driving
guest of her niece, Margaret Beaver
who had gone to Pittsburgh earlier
last week for a brief visit
Edgar Mallory of West High
street. employed in the engineering
department of the American Lime
and Stone Company, is reported to
be recovering steadily at his home
from an illness which has kept him
indoors for three weeks or more. The
illness began with an attack of the
grippe which was followed by an in-
fection.
Miss Sue Garner of Philadelphia,
returned to her home in that city
yesterday, after having been in
Bellefonte for nearly two weeks be-
cause of the fllness of her sister
Mrs. W. M. Bottorf, of North Spring
street. Mrs. Bottorf is recovering
steadily and on Sunday was able
to be downstairs for the first time
since becoming iil.
~—Ray Popson, son of Mr. and Mrs
John Popson, of East Bishop street,
who Monday of last week departed
for Maxwell Pield, Alabama, arrived
in “Bellefonite to await further or-
ders from the Army. Mr. Popson
2 member of the U. S. Flying Cadets,
was employed by the Piper Aircraft
Company In Lock Haven prior to!
being called for duty,
“Word was received in Bellefonte
Sunday of the sudden death of Mrs. |
Nevin Y. Wetzel at her home in
Belington, W. Va, On Monday Mrs.
Millard Hartswick, Mrs, Sara Hof-
fer of Bellefonte, and Mrs. Malcolm
Pifer of Howard, sisters of Mr. Wet- |
el accompanied by Mrs. Pifer's two |
sous, and Miss Mildred Wetzel, left
for Belington to attend the funeral
~Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Warner |
of the Furst apartments, Bast Linn |
street are making arrangements to |
move about April 1 to the Kelley es- |
tate house on the same street “now |
occupied by the Morris Levine fam-
§I¥¥ “The Levines recently purchased
the W. E. Hurley home on West
Howard street and plan to occupy
the premises sometioie next month.
~Mrs. CG. Edward Harper, who last |
October suffered a fractured hip in|
a fail at her apartment, and who for |
some time has been with her sister-
in-law, Mrs. Jerome Harper, on East |
Bishop street, fell in the living room |
of the Harper home last Wednesday | !
night and once more is confined to]
bed. In the fall Mrs. Harper in-
Jured the knee of the leg which had |
been fractured. |
«Robert A. Zeigler, of Centre Hall,
representative of the Centre County
field office of the Production Credit
Association; and Miss Jean Panning
stenographer in the Association of- |
fices on East High street, attended |
an employees meeting of the Pro-
duction Credit Association at Hol-
Hdaysburg on Friday, the 13th. Od-
diy enough there were 13 employes
at the session,
<-Daniel Oleary Jr, of North
Penn street, was entertained at a
farewell party held last Thursday
night by Miss Betty McNichol, at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John McNichol, on East Lamb
street, in honor of Mr. OLeary's de-
parture during the weekend for ser-
vide in the U. 8. Army. Those pre-
sent were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mc-
Nichol, Philip O'Leary, Miss Honora
O'Leary, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wes-
ton, Mr, and Mrs, John McNichol
all of Bellefonte; Ralph Shaffer of
Wyalusing;, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Gilliland and Miss Nancy Reish, all
pl State College,
i eraduate
i Melvin MeMullin, Mrs
and Mrs, Frank Daly, Mrs
Harper and Mrs. Alvina
all of Bellefonte, spent Fri-
Alto on a business mis-
Mr
Jerome
Stover,
day In
sion
Mrs. Ray
JA
Watson and son David,
and Carl Borger, all of Moshannon
were callers at our office Saturday
while in town on a shopping miss-
ion '
Mrs. Bertha Taylor returned to
her home on East Linn street last
Wednesday fromm the Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, Md,, where she
had heen a patient for ten days
Mrs. John G. Love, of East Linn
street, on Saturday attended a meet-
ing of the Monongahela Valley
Chapter, D. A. R,, at Charleroi. Mrs
Love is state chaplain of the soclety
Nevin W. Hoy, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Roy M. Hoy, of Hecla Park
last week entered the United States
Army and departed last Tuesday for
the induction center at New Cum-
berland, for preliminary training
Mrs. Susan Robb who had been
seriously ill at her apartment in the
Friedman building, South Allegheny
street, for the past two weeks,
ported to be improving steadil
a time Mrs. Robb was thre
with pneumonia
Mr Mrs
Stroudsburg, spent the
of the week in Bellefonte with Mr
Decker's sister, Miss Joanna Decker
of North Spring and with
Mrs. Decker's mother, Mrs, Eva
Dawson, of Halfmoon Terrace
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Plumb, Mrs
Howard Gearhart, Joseph and Anne
Fox. Dr. Joseph A. Parrish and Wil-
liam Brachbill, all of Bellefonte on
lay morning attended the fun-
of James F. Fox, of Bell
Fox died at his 1e last
is Ire-
For
atened
yecker
latter part
and of
treet
Satur
eral
M1
aay
hon
Arthur
recupera
an operati
at the Pi
Mr. Shank
Shank, whe
A
pital
Miss Betsy
in the Public
Bellefonte
-Miss Charlotte
Penn street. and Mi Dore
Showers, of Plea spent
weekend in Albany, N. Y., a
Miss Heim y, Gi
is employ
2 guard
Alba
Mrs. Will
is reported t
a& major operat
the Philipsburg hospi
week Mrs
Claire Haupt
Mrs. Albert
feta rio
SEWAGE
Heim, of
nf
oi
near
» reCUpers
perform
state
Tuesday of last
former
Mr
Additio
the
and
Haupt
of Belle-
during ti
sted of
Mrs. HM
returned to her
the weekend afler a week's visit in
Bellefonte with her mother, Mrs
Florence Wian, of the Rogers apart-
ments. Mrs. John Shaughnessy of
Lewistown was here for a weekend
visit with her mother Mrs Wian
—Among those from Bellefonte
who attended the ice carnival at
Hershey last Wednesday night were
Mr. and Mrs. Edwa Taylor, Mr
and Mrs. Richard Taylor, Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
mond Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Haupt and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Jodon
Mr. and Mrs. David Evans and
family recently moved to State Col-
lege from Milesburg and the house
v vacated in the latter commun-
now being occupied by Mr
Evans’ assistant, Donald McKinley
and family. Mr Evans will continue
to operate the Esso Service Station
at Milesburg
-Undine firemen were called to
the home of Weaver Wilmer, on
Valentine Hill. south of Bellefonte,
about .11.15 o'clock Monday morn-
ing when a flue in the home caught
Mire
OUTER
during
Wood of Wilkin
home there
rd
it vy is
ifire and for a time threatened the
i building
by while
with no
The same
fire some
Firemen stood
ithe fire burned itself out
damage to the property
property was damaged by
years 2go
J. Frederick Noll of Washington,
D. €., who has been {ll in that city
for the past year or more is reported
to be in quite serious condition in a
| Washington hospital Mr. Noll a
| brother of Dr. Richard P. Noll. of
| Bellefonte,
and son of Charles Noll
of Bellefonte ahd Harrisburg is a
of the Bellefonte High
School and is widely known through-
out the Bellefonte aren.
A card party was held last Wed-
nesday night at the home of Mr. and
i Mrs. Harry Davis of East Logan
| street, in honor of the birthday an-
niversaries of their daughters, Peggy
and Barbara Davis. Those present
were: Patty and Joan Benner, Phy-
{ His and Melvin McMullin, Carol Love,
Markle, Sylvia Duck, Mrs
Jesse Bath-
urst, June Baylet Mrs. Thurman
Davis and daughter, Lois and Mr
and Mrs. Harcld Duck, all of Belle-
fonte
Mrs. Elizabeth Swartz, of North
homas street, has announced the
engagement of her daughter, Kem-
per Lec, to Thomas J. Spritzer, also
of Bellefonte, the announcement
being made at a partly held last Tues
day night at the Swartz home. Hos-
tesses were Miss Swartz's sister, Miss
Maxine Swartz and Mrs, George Von
Gurniden, and Mrs. John Milton. No
Dolores
date has been set for the wedding. |
Miss Swartz attended the Bellefonte
high school and later was graduated
from the Philipsburg high school
She also is a graduate of an Altoona
school for secretaries business cols
lege and for some time has been em-
ployed in the offices of the Pruden-
tial Insurance Company in Belle-
foute. Mr, Spritzer, son of Joseph
Spritzer, of Bellefonte, is a graduate
of the Bellefonte high school and for
the past nine years has been em
ployed at the Penn Belle Hotel,
~Mrs, James C, Purst,
Hamsport with her sisters, the mis-
ses Harrar ;
~-Miss Betty McKinley of West
Chester, spent the weekend with her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle
Breon, in Milesburg
Molly Kellerman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Kellerman, of
South Allegheny street is recovering
nicely from an attack of measles
Mrs. John G, Love, of East Linn
street, last Wednesday attended a
board meeting of the Daughters of
the American Revolution at York
Rev. Gi. E. Householder, pastor of
the United Brethren church depart-
ed Sunday for Winber where he is
conducting a two weeks’ Bible Con-
ference
Mrs. Fred Mallory of the White
apartments, North Spring street, a
teacher in the Bellefonte high school
spent the weekend with friends in
Philadelphia
Guy Glenn, for some time em-
ployed by the Bell fonte Motor Sales
Co. on North Water street,
cepted a position with M. 1
here
York
employed
West High street
16d his post there and on
{eparted for Baltimo
Mr. and
Williamsport, sper
fonte with Mr. Hoag's Mr
nd Mrs, Fry P. Hoag and family
at their home on North Thoma
treet
has ace
Claster
and Son
Roger
some time
Dairy Store
resig
for
PeRo
has
Mon
of Mile
t
a
burg
the
Kenneth Hoag, of
in Belle-
t Sunda
parent
Robert Witter of
ly visited their respec-
parer Mr. and Mrs H G
Witter of Fast Curtin street, and
nd Mrs. J. C. Rogers of North
en
Bristol
tive
an operation
weeks ago at
Washington
moted to the
reported
steady Improve
oast Guard
been em-
Martin Alr-
’ Tea 14 4
: Jal
Nilesburg
tive duty
pany
home In
tO re
and
turn to a
Guard in the next few
Mr Mrs. Dell
of New Alexandria
congratulations ©
daughter
pound
days
H. Shearer,
are receiving
nn the birth of a
weighing seven and a half
at the Centre County hos-
Pridas Mrs. Shearer {5 the
former Louise Walker, daughler of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Walker of
Miles The ¢ has been nam-
Ma Carol
At Pre
sponsored by the
lTohn's Catholic
and
i
pital
it
hild
ed
Bazaar
of St
« Lente
members
church last Week-
end, prizes were awarded to Miss
Mae Toner, Mrs. ‘Prancis Beldin,
Miss Catherine Ventre and Jesse
Butterworth Bellefonte: Mrs
Nora Ebeling Hartle of
Beilofonte R Magdaline
Kane, of Williamsport
David M. Mumper,
ber of the Canadian infantry at
Camp Borden, Ontario, came home
Friday for a weekend visit with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Mum-
per of Milesburg. Entering the Can-
adian service in November, young
Mumper was recently advanced to
Lance Corporal and expects to se-
cure in the near future a transfer
to the United States service
Damage estimated at 338 resul-
ted from ga slight accident on North
Allegheny street Friday afternoon
when a car driven by John Zimmer-
man, of Clarence, backing from a
parking space in front of Crider's
excharige, was struck by a ear driven
by Sherif Edward R. Miller, of
Bellefonte. Damage to the Miller
car was placed at $35 and to the
other machine about 83. No one was
injured, Sheriff Miller was driving
south on Allegheny street at the
time, police said
«Mrs. E. FP. Witmer, publisher of
the Osceola Leader, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Esther Johnson,
managing editor of the progressive
newspaper, were business visitors in
Bellefonte on Saturday and while
here Miss Johnson was an interest-
ing calier at this office. Being me-
chanically minded as well as an apt
news writer, Miss Johnson made an
inspection of our plant, which ex-
tended from the front office to the
cage at the rear where the ferocious
Office Cat is kept. The Leader has
recently added new mechanical eq-
upiment and otherwise improved its
plant which reflects the confidence
it enjoys in Osceola and surrounding
owns
all .
al ol
and Joseph
D.. and Miss
Jr. a meme-
ANNOUNCEMENT
In order to assist our Ever
in securing scrap iron, metal,
paper, rags ete.
WE WILL BE OPEN
SAMTOTP M
DAILY
RB a.m. to 12 noon Sundays
Hoberman's Coal
& Junk Co.
LOCK HAVEN, PA.
Dial 2517 or 3342
|
of West |
Linn street, spent last week in Wil- |
Dwight Yarnell, agent at
Pennsylvania Radlroad station in
| Bellefonte, Is on vacation this week,
| He expects to resume his duties early
next week
Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Thomas, of
Thomas street, motored to Willlam-
sport yesterday afternoon for a brief
visit with their son-in-law and dau-
ghter, Mr. and Mrs. John Holland
and family
Mrs Joseph Hazel of Blanchard
street, who has been in ill health for
several weeks, on Tuesday was ad-
mitted to the Centre County hospl-
tal for observation and treatment
According to reports an operation
may be necessary
William Jenkins of West High
street, who recently underwent an
operation at the Centre County hos-
pital, yesterday was reported to be
showing marked improvement, al-
though he is not expected to be able
leave the Institution for a week
more
M1:
Stree!
ankle
misstep and
teps of her
taken to the
tal for tre
the
to
or
Leif Olsen of West Curtin
uilered a fracture of left
IM'uesday, when she made a
fell down the cellar
Mrs, Olsen was
County hospi-
returned home
the
hone
Centre
ailment and
night,
Fannin
olf
nd veteran
same
Pine
itan Metal
f World War
tied to the
11 for
Fan-
health
Jame South
employe
pinwa
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Tue
Centre hospital wher VOs-
underwent
ition
a driver
County
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Mr
the
operat all cone
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were mm
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State lege
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off
of
Waer-
“having beer
weeks because
time he ws
for the removal of
defoc.
Bickett has
had sey
removed, Mr
ded with a form of rhe:
mae d It Is now believed that
the cat tion have been
eliminated,
eral
Leen troul
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The
Bellefonte Uni
5 oO!
home
Dependable Class of the
ted Brethren Sunday
held its monthly meeting at
of Mrs. George Monsell
Halfmoon Termce, on Tuesday
evening. The hostesses were Mrs
Monsell and Mary Louise Halderman
The decorations were in keeping
with St. Valentine's day and George
Washington's birthday. Miss Char-
lotte Heim, one of the members of
the class celebrated her birthday on
that day and the cake was decorated
with candles In the shape of a heart
in her honor. Games were played
and refreshments were served
the
on
Friday will mark the 30th wed-
ding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. W
W. Bickett, prominent residents of
Bellefonte, The anniversary will be
observed Sunday at a family gath-
ering at the Bickett home in the
Cadillac apartments. Mr. Bickett
and Miss Helen Hull, of Bellefonte,
were united in marriage in the Rec-
tory of SL John's Catholic church
on February 20, 1912, with the late
Father Patrick McArdle, rector of
the church officiating With the e#x-
ception of one year when they lived
in Tyrone, Mr. and Mrs. Bickeit
have been residents of this commune
ity since their marriage. They have
two children; Philip Bickett, Belle-
fonte, and Mary, now Mrs. E H
Andrews, of Niagara Falls N. Y. |
and one grandchild, Tommy Bickett
of Bellefonte. Mr. Bickett who had
been a railroad telegraph operator.
and more lately hotel proprietor in
Bellefonte, now is Centre County
Health Officer. He is a member of
the Elks Club and both he and Mrs. |
Bickett take an active interest in
civic affairs.
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URL ———
Philadelphia,
William
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Jacob Bottorf of
of Mr. and Mrs
North Spring street, has
in the U. 8. Army and
sent to Camp Meade, Md,
training according
by his parents
son Jot
tor! of
listed
been
prelimi
word received here
Kenneth H. Harris, who
mployed by th
en-
has
for
nat 174)
had
Analine works
ville, N. Y cently enlisted
5. Army at Buffalo and is
Ft McClellan, Alabama
undergoing preliminary
Harris is a son of Mr, and
H. Harris of Lamar, who
known residents of Pleas-
CGiap whille Mr. Harrls was em
as a guard at Rockview pend
ome time ago
Damage estimated at $115
ulted about 12.15 o'clock Sunday
vhen a truck and car
3 North Thomas street
gs home. The
W. Crain of Alt
Robert Spinzzola als
re
v1]
ployed
entiary
re-
af-
cid
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near
ruck
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Dukeman of
the crash
Harry
gated
Police
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Card of Thanks
LIYWIN - ur
are grateful
y of sympathy
ing thelr recent
so for the
Ialdwin
the king
nded
Dereave
Royal
Al
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Le
Lost and Found
truck tire, on he
The owner can have sam
tidying. A. O. Detwiler
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Pa
Wanted to Buy
M'ED--To buy
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Kivis n
al
WANTED
brooder sto ust in good
ton John Snavely, Centre
D1
Pa
WANTED -- To buy cattle
kind. Also trade or buy wil
: Hubert Neil, Bellefonte
ye 6464
’
second hang
best prices
Machine
2-R
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-3
buy
babbit
of Swarts
fonte, Pa Phone
WANTED
ahalt 4
paid
Shop,
- To
WANTED ~—T buy
Guernsey Jersey
real and
one more
must
phone Mi lihetm 41-R-4
WANTED--To buy a good two-horas
spring wagon, a sel of team work
harness and a good two-horse cuiti-
vator. Inquire of Geo. A. Muthier
RD 1, Beech Creek, Pa
WANTED — Antique furni
eaus, writing desks, doughtravs
chairs, tables, stands high
beds, guns, dolls, pewler, grancia.o-
er clocks, old glass and china. High- i
est price paid Cora M. Schmuck,
136 kB Market 8t. York, Pa. x9
Help Wanted
WANTED--Cood farm hand, single
good wages, F. W. Ingram, Salona
Pa x1
WANTED--Two first-class metal men
Cuarantes good pay and steady
waged. Inquire at Piper's Auto Body
& Paint Shop Altoona, Pa xB
WANTED Gir or woman for gen-
eral bouse work. Sleep in or out
Mrs. J. H Simons, 241 Ridge Avenue,
State College. Pa Dial 2018 x8
WANTED —Man with car ior profita- |
ble Rawleigh Route. Mus: b® sat-
‘sfied with good living at saris. Write
Rawielgh's, Dept. PNB-34-101, Ches-
ter, Pa xB
WANTED-—Farmers for several farms
on share or salary basis. Must be
a farmer with reference and exper-
fence. Call Haupt’s Place, Bellefonte
Pa Phone 2081 x9
WANTED- Two experienced waitress.
es over 21, and cook for plain cook-
ing and short orders. Must be ex-
perienced ng Trout Inn, South
Walter street, liefonte. Tt
Work Wanted
WANTED —~ A middle-aged woman
wants position as housekeeper In
widower's home Inquire of Mrs.
Laird Alkey. East Lamb street, Belle.
| fonte, Pa. x8
WANTED—Veteran wants work as
handy man around piace, of gar.
idener, or driving car. 20 years' ex-
| perience, Address
i Veteran,
(office. Bellofonte
good
care
references.
of Centre Dgmacrat
Articles tor Sale
SALES or 6 good-sized wal
J. C. Goodhart, Centre
ail, 'R frees. 9 x8
R SALE 8 to 8 tons of hay. Ap-,
ror to Zlegler or John De
{ 1aney. Zenire. Hall, Bil,
OR SALE-—Delaval cream separa
tor and plow. Inquire of Alvin |
Saydertown, ‘ x8 |
LYTENTION, FARMERS — If
tractor needs new tires and you |
(secure a rationi certificate, put on |
Ps. Parmers | rhe |
used them say they ou
fam any tre. the over Tried! Your |
{Ward tire man wi Be glad to quote |
Pa. 3 Minin Bes Look Hater, Fh.
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Matilda
| BURIAL VAULTS-Be sure
£5
| or 2765.
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your FOR
El a.
This privilege can be used six times a year at different
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Pleasant
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Phou
iron
Gap, Pa
potatoes
seed Joh
xb
FOR BSALE-<Irish Cobbler
raised from certified
navely, Centre Hall, Pa
FOR BSALE--OlU
with fuel tank
t Lin treet
burner compicte
Mrs, Chas R Kurt z
Bellefonte, Pa. x1
tank
Years
prayer
H O
Phone 4511
x9
of Irish Cob-
82 owt. Al
Julian, Pi
x8
75 bushels
Firsts,
Btleele
FOR BALE
bler
one
potatoes
FW Lundy
FOR SALE--A 10856 four-door Ply-
iu 1s CORN In ROOd congitic
of Frank E. Relish Hall
Pa x9
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FOR
Mang ir
nei reandn
boy, ¥
hickering
will
M
SAL¥E~~A small
excellent oo
abie Dial
jilion
6394. Ruth
POR
like
cycle
5Al E-B
ww, 81 A
Shop, 2 26
POR SALE-Farm
mers can afford
Howard
(Nittany)
wo pay.
H
AIT
i913
#
FOR BALE
bed sash rrigatin
any or all very cheap
'W. A Perrce, Oak Hall, Pa
Poultry eq
Skinner ir
as
£
ol
SALE--1040 In ternational D-40
ruck. in A-1 condi Tires like
new. luguire of Mrs M "Harold Betz,
Howard. Pa hone Howard 2730
x5
FO MN SALE. Frick sawmill and
t Also sawyer wanted
Frick sawmill H f
mits Lumber Co
power
Stat J
SALE
Cage
priced
Beilefon
1986 Pord sedan
good tires and reason-
Inquire of Clarence M
te R. D. 2. (Pleasant
ow
POR
mi ail
ably
Hoy
Gap)
FOR BALE--8Studebaker ooupe
26,000 miies., 2 new tires. In
running condition. Inguire of
Heverly., 19 East High street
nie Pa
PC oR SALE- =A new S50 Stetson
i. grey th dark band, size Tig,
nie price 82 49 inquire at ihe ¥
and F Dry Cleaners, High street
Bellefonte, Pa x9
at
POR SALE --Short slab wood at
Greensvalley saw mill near Pleas
ant Gap: also at Hennigh's saw mill
near Poitiers Mills, QO. W. Hout
Lumber Co 2-4
! where
aireet
POR SALE. Sears Roebuck electric |
h IAD nd DOWSr Cream separator
only six months, good as new
860 Andrew lLenivorski, Port
Pa. R. D. 1 x8
or
Used
Price
chines, cash registers, York safes
| fonte
POR SALE--Typewriters, adding ma- |
FOR RENT--8tore room
Sold on the easy payment plan. Lib- |
eral allowance for your old machine
Write or phone to Palmer C Blerl},
Rebersburg. Pa
POR BALE-One Tappan table top
gas range. 1 Serval gas refrigera-
tor and one hot walter gas heater,
all for Atlantic States gas and prac-
tically new. but cheap Inquire of
OG. HH. Bulkley, Howard, Pa x9
SALR-Pellsaw one-man saw.
mil. This mill is
tion, hac sawed less than 5000 fest
very suitable for sawing railroad
thes and mine ties. W. M Oates,
Howard, Pa. B. D. 2. Phone 6178,
Bellefonte. Call after 6 o'clock p LY
x10
ENORAVED Name cards, wedding
invitations and announcements,
personal stationery ete. can be fur-
nished by us at reasonable prices
We have on disviay all kinds of en-
graved work. Call at our office and
inspect our line before ordering else
hare, Centre Democrat,
Dunlap concrete burial vault when
must choose one. Made by Dun-
Brothers for the
bo od and sold direct to you for $40.
livered anywhere in Centre Coun-'’
ty. Telephone Bellefonte 508, ae
ATTENTION, OWNERS, of 1930 and
earlier model oars!
440-21, 475-21,
are classed
Live Stock
FOR. SALE-Ta , 6 years oid,
or will” exch for com °K
| Barner. Salona,
SALE--A team of farm mules
Inquire of A. H.
Osceola Mul
Home evenings.
| Anasson, Box 163,
ron BALB.OnE ding hotse;
pony, one team
ong 700 mies.
one
Wil
Beliefonte.
| POR RENT--8ix-room house in Baye |
| electricity and fur- |
and chicken
| POR REN T--8loreroom
| formerly oocupied by
in No. 1 condi- |
(either single or double
Hackenberg,
it is a;
twenty |
| FOR
:
i {Phone 2008.
Tires 450-21. FOR RENT—A four-room house with |
6.00.20, 30x33 anu |
:
5
FOR BALE~~Horses are cheap
now, but will get higher in
Buy a load or vwo ntl Write
Teal, Keosauqua, lows
FOR BALE -
mare, sound
Inguire
Bellefonte,
here
An B.year-old sorrel
and will work any-
of Richard A Beez-~
er, RD 1 x8
FOR SALE-—A purebred Holstein buil
calf, vwwo weeks old, from T. B
and Bangs accredited herd, Kenwood
Burm, Dean R. Gephart, Reberspury,
a x
FOR BALE- —Oray mare, 4 years old
1500, pair mated sorrel
weight 8300, with harness
A Irvin, one mile west of Pins
rove Mills, Pa x9
PARMERS- Pe nns “Valley Ba) oh Ba; a,
Centre Hall, Pa, holds sale ¢ !
uesday. Bring your live alock an a
poultry, you can expect good prices
8. T. Reigel, owner, manager 2-if
POR BALE-A
work horses,
choice of three
will be fresh
A. Muthier,
Pa
youn;
Ah
of good
home ralsed
Also YWO COWS
soon. Inquire
R. D. 1, Beech
Lean
15 head
AakG WwW
SALE-1I bought
THES Al mu
trade OSes
* horses be see
. sve Yoder Ie in
3 Eugene Penns
Pa
Sale or Exchange
POR SALE OR
bred Angus bull
WOrk horses oorn
ay an
and shoats
fone Disd
POR
ols b
vate!
Pure.
tenm
EXCHANGE
fr resh COWA
2061.
fon iT POON
FOR BALE —
house with
ences
Bellefonte
FOR BAL E
Restaurant
acres
J a never-ialing
waler, some
timber pati
C. Williams
£14
road
Julian
FOR of 200 acres
imiber 8
BALE A
t illabie, bala:
farm
oe an
Wanted to Rent
WANTED--Ex -farmer
stoall farm on cash 2
Farms For Rent
FOR RENT--Good farm, 85
one and one-hall miles southwest
of Rebersburg. lnquire of Mrs. W
Hackenburg, Rebersburg, Pa
ALTE
Apartments for Rent
aparuments and
ail conven-
FOR. RENT Several
B-room ootiage house
ences. Phone Ha
fonte 2001
rvyt a
pls
FOR RENT Four -roon
heat and ght Possess or
Mr Ww H Baird, Pi casa t
Phone 841 3.
Pa
Rooms For Rent
POR RENT. ond | hree
apartment Call
"wr write Charlies BSegner,
Pa
POR 'RENT- Four rooms in I une at
eastern boundary of Centre Hall
Electricity and go0d garden inciud-
ed. Mrs. Howard Dursi:, Centre Hall
Pa. Phone 16-R-2 5]
FOR RENT--Three furnished rooms
second foor. heat and bot water
Mr: Blizabeth Hazel 113 Bast Logan
Bellefonte, Pa
rooms :
Boalsburg 2551 1
Boalsburg
x8
RENT — Two furnished bed-
with kitchenette adjoining
light housekeeping. Mrs
133 N, Spring 8t. Belle-
Dial 2702 x9
jocated In
Bush Arcade bullding. now oocu-
Died by FP. R. Hopper pplano store
immediate occupancy. Inquire of
Beliefonte Trust Co. Bellefonte. 5tf
rooms
ane for
B. Runkie
Pa
located in
bullding. West High street
alamasoo
Stove ahd Purnace Co. Ooftupancy
pril 1. Inquire of Bellefonte Trust
Co., Beliofonte, Pa 51
Houses tor Rent
FOR RENT--2-room house at Pleas-
ant Gap. M. L. Gill. Pleasant Gap
Pa Phone 8111, Bellefonte xe
POR RENT-—An B8-room house. lo-
cated at Linden Hall, Pa. Waller
and light In house Inquire of LL R
Bickle, Centre Hall, Pa B-tf
FOR RENT--EBight-room brick house
in good condition Can be used
Inouire of
Thal
Mes. Verna
Pa.
dertomn, with
nace; also garden lot
house. Inquire of Alvin W
Beck
Snydertown, Pa x8
hot water heat,
East Bishop street. I
uire of E R
| Owens, Holmes Ave. onte,
Tut
WE HAVE A
Nice Line
RENT--8ix-room brick house, |
garage. located on |
Pa. |
we A TorO0Mm
iocuted
Bellefonte
John 8. Lamberi, Jr
Lambert, Bellefonts,
POR. RENT
conveniences
reat
of
Pu
8.11
Ma
ue
FOR RENT-—-A 12-roum house, with
furniture for 10 students Imenec
iste possession. located 124 8 Be
Bard sireet ane College, Pa. Phone
wliefonte 03
3.
Miscellaneous
DEAD BTOCK—Hemoved Pomp
B. M., Keller, Millbeim, Pa, Phone
-R-2. Reverse charges 1-4
DEAD aro K — Removed promptly
Call Geo, J Vogt, Centre Hall 50-
R-4, or lock Haven 2104, at our ex-
per — 1-4
DEAD STOCK ~ Removed orotptly
Call anvtime at my exnense, phone
676-3.3. Bel Jefomse Lioyd L. Smith
1-11
Repairing
FUR NITURB R EPAIRRD —. p— ie |
de I] kinds of furniture
4 yr OOYers my
: Unhbolstering
, Phone 302-2
«11
POREMAX 8 UPHOLSTERY -{Purni-
MACHINE
wi ORK
Kl ene
ne work Pe
all Kine tock ocld
roll steel op rews ant screws
Woodruff keys, key stock, etc. Bwarte
Machine Shop, Bellefonte, Pa. Phone
2041 2-u
Announcements
SERVICE
LT »
ROTI ICE- -T0
Collector, Penna. Purnace, Pa
ONLY $1.25 PER MONTH
Four top burners with auto-
matic lighting and insuisted
oven with heat control
CENTRAL PENNA. GAS. CO.
Floor Show
EVERY NIGHT
— AT —
Harry's Tavern
S. Spring St. Bellefonte, Pa.
GROWERS of CORN
HAVE FOUND
ARMOUR'S PAYS
and PAYS
Many experienced corn growers
can tell you there's profit in
using. Armour’s. It's rich in ma-
jor and minor plant foods
which help promote root and
stalk growth, earlier maturity
and firm. well-filled ears that
command higher prices. Bene-
fit from this experience and
join the BIG CROP fammers—
for a larger, finer-quality har-
vest yield.
ARMOUR’S
BIG CROP
FERTILIZERS
W. E. HOMAN
OAK HALL STATION,
Centre County, Pa.
of Pottery
Which is suitable for all kinds of
Flowers and Plants.
Woodring’ s Floral Gardens
127 East Howard St.
Bellefonte, Penna.