Page Four
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
February 26, 1942.
News of The Soldiers
Tyrone Boy Commended
Floyd P. Nestlerode, son of Mr
and Mrs. George E. Nestlerode of
Tyorne, who has been serving in
Hawail and who was in the thick of
things on the fateful morning of
December 7, at Pearl Harbor, has
been cited by his commander for
bravery while under fire. Private
Nestlerode is one of the many Ty-
rone boys who are located in Hawall
and who were under fire on that
fateful day, December 7. From let-
ters received from the Tyrone boys
in the Hawailan area it is believed
that none of the boys were injured
Returns to Duties
Corporal Ronald W. Harvey re-
turned to Fort Benning, Ga. to re-
sume his duties as instructor in radio
operation, after
day furlough with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. L. E. Harvey, of Miles-
burg. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey also have
another son in the service, Mahlon
Harvey, who is stationed at Fort
* Bragg, N. C.
Learns of Son's Injuries
Mrs. Flora Young of Orviston
ceived a letter recently from her son
M-Sgt. E. R. Young, telling of hav-
ing met with an accident in which
he received a broken leg, broken
left hand and a gash on the chin
when struck by an army truck while
riding to work bicycle on
morning of February 10. He is now
a patient in the General Hospital
at Fort Dix, N. J, where he was
taken from Mitchell Field, N. Y., the
scene of the accident. Sgt Young
has been an aircraft mechanic in
the U. 8. Air Corps for quite a num-
ber of years, and was recently trans.
ferred from the air field in Virginia
to Mitchell Field. He is married and
has three children. His m , M1
young, is a former resident of Val-
ley View
re-
n
on a the
her
CAMP BOWIE
By Pvt. Milton
We soldiers have been in
two weeks, and all of us have
ed to say, “I like Texas,” but
would you do at the point of a g
Tex
les m-
BUSH HOLLOW
You'd be surprised at the
who were present at Sunday
on Sunday You should of been
there. You better come out next
Sunday and see what the attendance
is.
number
SCLH00H
There will be
after Sunday school
morning. Come out {or both
Cottage praver mecting this
day night at the home of Mary
sides, Everybody welcome
Mr. and Mrs. E weston
Grant, were Frid dinner gue:
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Watson
Milasburg
Mr. ar
daughter
Sunday h
of this place
Mr. and Mrs. Roy
dren took Sunday dinner g
H, Custer home Unilonvill
preaching services
next S i
se
»
Fri
Re-
Mrs. Leroy
lef
Reside
Bell “
nte
wi
Spotte
ail
spending a fifteen- |
Secing is believing, and 1 saw Pvt
Gross stopped by Aan oversgrown
Texan, and was asked: "Soldier,
what's your [favorite song" Pvt
Giross hesitated, then he saw the
Texan's hand slowly moving down
toward the 45 he was wearing, with-
out further hesitation, Gross replied,
“Deep in the Heart of Texas."
Bowle {s a pretty swell
place, about six miles from Brown-
wood, Texas, a city of approximate
ly 10,000 One passing through
Brownwood wouldn't believe that |
has adequ recreational facilities
for the thousand soldiers from
Camp
ate
| Camp Bowie. But they do, and HOW
Pvt d
cleaning his gun
get that furrow
Pvt. Ray M!lto:
about the rising sun
ing about geting bac! t jel }
to an ULTRA-VIOLET RAY
near
Dreibelbis stay
but he
out of t
Don't spread gossip far or
Hitler has a large Keen ear
This the dollar question
said the quiz man to Pvt. Fowler
“Now what would happen if one
your ears were shot off in battle
“Wouldn't be able to hear,” sald Pvt
Fowler Very sald the quiz
man. “Now what would happen ii
both ears were shot off?" “I couldn
50 ald Fowler ‘1 don't under-
nd ‘that how do you come to
hat conclusion?” My helmet would
my eyes."
five
15
good,
t !
fall down over
A girl's idea of
ged to the boy friend
l00Ks exac like her Hedy
Lamarr an d “Lana Turner all at
the same time and a little touch
of that Deitri glamor thrown in
The lar book
week Buck's
" bs
pho to |
t+ ’
tha
good
is one
and
a
h
of thu
Dragon
most popu
Pearl 8
Seed’
difference
make much
i] next
remem
rotting
long
by not f«
fense St
"MDS
Spotts’
birthday
visitor:
were Mr:
Afr
ney Walker
wit ¢
tA
Crider’s
Exchange Bldg.
REBERSBURG
Mr. and Mrs
Millheim, and
Brindle and son
Mr, and
of Coburn,
Lester Auman
Mrs
"ot
Carl
called
at the Earl Rider home on Sunday.
Mr
College,
er's, Mrs
Rev, and Mrs
son of Hartleton,
of Rev, and Mrs.
urday.
Mr. and Mrs
ceived w
who has been
Corps at Langley
Robert
C
8
serving
Field,
rd that thelr son
in
Va,
Clark
the
has
and Mrs. Fred Bender of State
called at the latter's moth- |
Ellle Diehl on Sunday
and
visited at the home |
Dale Kohr on Bat-
Hosterman re-
Charles
Alr
cently been promoted to sergeant
Lynn Miller of Jersey Shore, call-
ed on his brother,
on Sunday
Sterling Miller
Norman Zlegler and friend of Ir-
parents,
Su
his
Ziegler
win, visited
M1 W. H
Monday
Miles township school
ended a county
ing Friday at Bellefonte
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
son John of Lock Haven
former's parents, Mr
CG
Au
who
Pauline man
homes
and Mrs 3. J
Saturday shoppers
J. A
RLAVEe)
home
f Were
of Ik
man
day,
ients
and
congratuls
number
received
tions
of
also
@
from
u Mallory of
he W
Mr
an undisclosed
vice
were
Mi:
| Mrs Alle v
Mark
Paul
Mrs. Richar
were 8B
ana
Mrs 2ussell
Miriam and
and Mr. and
Beech Creel
the A. E. Limbert
Ha
Le
Joanne
and
nf
mda
home
the
O
and
Cummings last Wedne
are
Ww
wedding
Satur-
Mr
nday
board
and
and
}
§ A
school board meet-
Cummings
visited the
day
Mrs
A
and Mad-
empl
a
th)
Weaver
in Alt
ert q
on
new
au
wed
t Lewis.
Té~
the recip-
wely
State
Spring
Man
d
gifts
cards
friends
of
and
¥ guests
vita it
past
Ye aric “k
Hall
week
and
Ian home ¢ on 8: t
evenir
and Mrs
ort §
Port Is
urday
Mr AB
Brung
3 io t Frida y at
«home 1 Belle fonte
ome the
Breon
Bellefonte
$ DAYS
friday and Saturday
BEAT RISING PRICES!
LADIES
(OATS
Values to $16.90
6.88
Take Your
Choice!
No Reservations
Savings of 2!
Childs Linen
Suits. .3 for $1
Ladies’ 89¢
Flannel Gowns 66¢
Infants’ 10¢ Training
.8¢
Panty
Ladies’ $1.00
Blouses ..... 44c
Girls’ $5.95 Val. Coats and
Snow Suits. . $3.88
Save! Save!
SAVE AT THESE
PRE-WAR PRICES
Men's $1.29
Dungarees $1
$1.29 Zipper Gray
Covert Shirts. . $1
Men's 39¢ Leather Palm
Gloves 2c
Men's 89¢ Ribbed
Union Suits. . . 77¢
Men's $1.29 Zipper
Flannel Shirts. 99¢
Boys’ 8%¢
Flannel Shirts. 66¢
ys’ SL19
Sweaters .....51
Val. to 69¢ Bedroom
Slippers .....33c
36 x 36-inch
Lunch Cloths. 33¢
52 x 52-inch Tie
Girls" 7%
Dresses. . . 2 for $1
10¢ Mercerized Crochet
O..MN.T...... 8
Fruit of the Loom Shirts or
Shorts. 4 for $1.50
STRETCH YOUR DOLLARS!
wolf
st Tuesday
Ie W
ah th
past
the
ave:
Hall
: Pa.
*1and*2
DRESS
SALE
All $3.95 and
$4.95 Valu
At
$-Day
Savings!
Dish
Cloths. . 3 for
Girls’ 25¢ Campus
Hose .. ..
Ladies’ $1.19
Dresses . . . . .
Ladies’ $3.95
Jackets
Cookies. . . . 1b
es
10c¢
15¢
79¢
Jia 32
10¢
See Our Rummage Table
Saving 1-2 te 34
son R
»
As
visited
woek-
accompanied
) High
i from March of Dimes, $§12424;
{ Elks dance, 860; from Legion dance
Sehool on a tour to Washington,
C.
The “Shady Side Club" met at the
nome of Miss Betty Page last Thurs-
day evening
Mrs. Elizabeth Gephart
Callege called on Mrs
Weaver on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. John
daughter Sara Jane, and Mr
Mrs. Paul Winters were
visitors In Lock Haven
Eldon Illgen, who is employed in
Washington, D. C spent several
days with his family
Russell Holdren moved last Thurs
day from Salona, R. D., to the Ce lia
Brungart farm near Livonia
Corp. Woodrow Blerly of Harris
burg, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. M. Blerly
Another son, Pvt. Eugene T, Blerly,
who Is stationed at the Savannah
Alr Base in Georgia, writeg that he
in the best of health and enjoy-
ing army life
Raymond Boob and song
urn, Mr, and Mrs. Leroy
1 Billy of Spring Mill
Albert Boob home on Sunday
The latter's mother, Mrs. Hannah
Boob of Woodward, spent last week
with her son and family
' Ald the Evangeli-
met at W. H. Zieg-
Thursday evening
willard
il Betty
Betty
Mary
of State
Ellzabeth
Relish and
Saturday
of Co-
Boob and
visited at
The Ladle:
church
’
Oi
cal the
i
ler home last
Mr
I's Cleo
L Tuescay
with Mise
and
ited in
and Smith
vi
Al
od
remaili-
Mahaf-
ona la
to visit
vy
Mrs. N. R. Blerly was not a patient
in Gelsinger Hospital as reported In
the
o te i
las LL Weck RE.
take
Rand
all Bowersox moved
Void
ms. We regret mis.
from Li-
whburg last week
Way
the
to Aaror
Mrs
spent
yne Wagner
weekend will
M1 Mr:
and
aro ts and
paren and
vA wits
10 weeker
Mrs, C
her ve
A. Page
iay ann of her
ar jorie: Giadys Walker
May Ertel
Janice and
Frances
Dorothy
B
PSRIY
Anna
. San
WED»
iam “i Li :
x family at
Evangelistic
ued in God
On Thursd evening
from
h special music, On
ing the Central Pennsyive
Il be present
Mr Mrs
hiladeiphia and
weekend with the latter
Mr. and Mrs. E R. Wolf
and Mrs, Henry Winters
were Bunday visitors at
Harry Boone home
Mr. and Mrs M W t
Miss Betty Diehl went to Springfield
Mass on Monday to aitend a dalry
men's league convention
Miss Betty Page
*. A. Page, motored
m Saturday
Mrs. James Bradford
children of Centre Hall
™ jeaday with her parents,
Mrs. Charles Mller
Mr. and Mis. Eugene Lee nd
their three sons of State Coliege,
visited Mrs. Lee's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 8. A. Bierly on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Winkieblech
and son Harold. of Vicksburg, were
Wednesday visitors at the John
Bowers
services
church
week a
ow will fur
eve.
nia Band
e quartetle Pill
Sunday
of
spent
par-
and Stover Mus
Lewistown?
A
Tits
ne
Mr
oY
of
ae
and mother, Mrs
lLewistow
to n
two
last
and
and
spent
Mr
| Weaver home
-
Nat $1846 For
Paralysis Fund
(Continged from pepe one)
from
$50 and the remainder from other
activities
Other
chairmen,
in, follow
East Penn's Valley, Fred C
Mensch, $102.75. Rebersburg, Curtis
Grenninger, §70.12; Penna. Furnace,
Miss Maude Miller, $60; Mileshurg,
i Mrs. Jeanette Wetzler, $57.10; How-
lard, Mrs. W, K. McDowell and Wil-
|iard Neff, $53.73; Moshannon, Miss
{ Martha Kerin, $10; Spring Mills,
{ Harry Corman, $41.40,
| Also Pleasant Cap, Mrs. Ruth
i Jrumiish, $236.60; Clarence and Snow
| Shoe, Andy Koshko, $38 40; Port Ma-
“ida, Mrs. Mary K. Pringle, $2758;
| Lemont, J. C. Hillman, $30; Livonia,
i Ralph Harback, $2: Orviston, Sher-
{=»an Confer, $20: Madisonburg, Mrs
‘Boyd Hazel, $2250: Hublersbury
| Robert Corman. $17.03; Julian, Har-
sid. Alexander. $1610: Fleming, Mrs
§ N. Fox. $15.70; Jacksonville, Nevin
Yearick, $850; Blanchard, Fay
Spangler, $11.30; Zion, Mrs. William
| Schaffer, $6.60; and Monument, Paul
county
communities, their
nd the amounts tumed
E WILL BE OPEN
SAMTOTP.M
DAILY
8 a.m. to 12 noon Sundays
Hoberman’s Coal
& Junk Ce.
ER BEE
D, |
| church
| day school
0:18, followed by the regular preach-
ing service at 10:30, with sermon by
i the pastor,
lowship in the
Presbyterian Church
evening, March
of Miss Eva
service Bunday evening at
sermon
Onkwood
members
and |
Methods
at
Rev, Willams
om
clags on Mon
at the home
Preaching
7:30, with
Rev
The
class, under 1
iH. E. Oakwoo
| ehurch, en y
last Monday
tea room at
held thelr
of Mrs
The
Bociety
were el
evening at
Parson
Wedding
received
wek
ringe
sluc
meombe
last
mar
Mr. and
Fern M
weqaing
Rev
UNIONVILLE
t Church
ference this Thursday evening in the
Milesburg,
of Williamsport
Bunday
1
ay
he
d
ed
evening at the
Julian
fo
Margare
'TS
of the
home of
received
ed in Ball
couple much
Riad
impre
Aor
Bnyder
evening at 6
of the
direction
of
an
period at the
of
Pres
itertained
the
Will
¢ We
happiness
Quarterly con. ‘she may have a very speedy re
ery to her usual good health
Miss Ida Willams of Martha, Is
still recuperating from a recent ill-
ness at the home of her sister and
husband, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Cal- |
houn, Her many friends her
COY~
of
Bun-
morning at
in charge
trust
complete recovery may be speedy
Mr, and Mrs, ‘William Kerns
Stormstown, are spending several
days this week with Mrs. Kerns’
brothers and sister-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs. H. E. McElwain and Mr, and
Mrs, L. C. McElwain
Mr. and Mrs, Ardhur Barr and son
who have been living at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Flick, have moved to Harris-
burg be near Mr. Barr's work
he being employed at Middletown
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Btevenson
Altoona were weekend guests of her
brothe; wife, Mu: Mrs. J
uonary | Bellefonte Monday
church home Monday
Youth Fel-
30
Bible Study
]
of
Rowan
by the pastor,
Bible Study
of Rev
Presbyterian
oyster supper
Flesher
after which they
home
the
to
of
Morrison
the Mis
byterian
on
and
Stere of
and
on
wnthly business
hour of the
Christian
nd soc
Hety
ial
of Ser.
11 be held
ung, March 5th
good attendance is
lection of papers
Wednesday
direction of
newly -
prety
mploy-
young
BUCCeSs '
wish this
and
Man Killed As
Express Hits Truck
Contin
parts
shower of
onto th
are
« h
was strewn along the
$0
CHxe
cf -way
arks
{ruck
wood
and
m and cr
the
4
the
bef
“a a
» station
Members of
the unconscic
wreckage
detected
placed in
wreckage
were
HEDR
A
ay
ad go
ore
had
when
hie
the baggage
from
.
ambulan
pital, He was prog
rival there. The body
he Widdow fur
o Lock Haven t
| Ape ome)
HON
ck Haven i ¥
wife and two children
railroad right. ices were held yeste
of ties showed ock Haven, with
where parts of | oy aa ¥ FTAA come ery.,
heavily inte
train
R
4
the Dix |
ik in the truck
aay
nier-
that
ged
the
near
inst
in-
helc
Baird
formal
will
omoiTrow
"rank
in ght rel} 4 that a
was
be
{oid
nignt
wher
or
the
life
immediately
Car while
uid be held
a
was -
Laura Run
Centre
to bec
report -
0 that the
COMO -
of steam
linder cock,
at
con-
AMAA MA MMAMMAMAMMVAAIAMABAMVMA MA VA SALBAA WAAAY
TWO
BIG
DAYS!
FRIDAY
—and-—
SATURDAY
Bestyarnin Blake
MAN ory TWO WORLDS !
... AND MANY LOVES
TYRONE POWER .
SON of FURY |
vy of Benjamin Bia
sith
- GENE iTNEY
AEFI MAAMAAVAMAA MAW
A 20h Cowery ban Putere
b oannTi hg hers
NEWS and COMEDY
AMAMSABNAM ANID
UREA
WEDNES. - THURS.
Watch The Sparks Fly!
HUMPHREY §
MARY
Mrs
Thomas
¥ “Hoy, of Bouth |
Jacob
last Thursday at-|
|
street,
| tended the funeral of her sister, Mrs, |
Alice Fleck Maffet, in Tyrone, Mrs
Maflet died last Wednesday at her
home in Sinking Valley
Jann T. Love, of East Logan |
street, is reported to be recovering
steadily from an operation he un- |
derwent last Wednesday at the Cen-
tre County Hospital. Mr, Love re-
mains under treatment at that in-
stitution
~Mrs. Charles Kaseman, Wheeler -
ville, is visiting her sister, Miss Alice
Pletcher, at Howard, while her hus-
band is undergoing treatment at the
Veterans Hospital at Bath, NY
Mrs, Kaseman was a business visitor
in Bellefonte Friday
-=A daughter born during the
weekend to Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Welx-
{ Plushurgh, died several days
according tw receive
rs and x
former Carolyn Cu
John Curtin, Sr
Bellefonte
el, ¢
later
here
word d
by relatiy friends
Welxel is the
tin, daughter of
West Linn street
Mr. and Mrs. William
Huntingdon, have
ngagement of their daughter
William D. Lucas, Jr
and William D
Allegheny
has be
f
ol
Johnson
announced the
Mona
son of
Lucas, of
Bellefonte
the wed-
South street
No dats
Aine
ng
en set for
Mr
cently
weekend
Austin Hoy
Mr
"
i
and Mrs. Nevin
married
Watson
moved during
into an
home
Watson is an
Metal
the former
apartment i
3lanchard
employe of
TIA IS
Company
on
Stree
the anc
bride is Julia Gionelll
New York City
Mrs. Elean
Dobelbower
Richard C
Berti Austin
street, who Is
Floriad
to
of Mrs
Thomas
ata tt » at we Tal
ationed at the Tal-
Alr Base, has been
second aeron-
Austin, son
pict of Bouth
lahassae
class
Earlier tt}
nu
promoted a
auctical technic
year he was gradu
; school at Chanut
Levi
became {11
re 21th
Mi tutd
sudde 1 1
home of
Mr
wT
East
her
and daug hter
G. Kline
where last night
reported
Levi is
fits together
Har
street
tion
Tison on
Was
Mrs
art oon
att ack of pneumonia
B. ©. Harvey
Lewis Orvis
Lon
Pred Bechtel
expect
and Mrs
of Tyrone
next week to Bellefonte, They have
leased one of the second floor apart-
ments in the Hazel building, North
legheny street, vacated several
weeks Mrs. Ralph Mallory of
Pisliefonte. Mr. Bechtel recently
purct the distributing business
of Leo Boden at the Forge, south of
Bellefonte
and
to move
ago by
waned
John I Wallis of Crafton, fath-
er-in-law of Mrs illiam B. Wallis
New York City, the former Nellie
Conley of Bellefonte, died Tuesday
according to word received by Belle-
fonte friends Mr. Wallis was the
father of William B. Wallis of New
York City, Penn Btate graduate, He
w past 70 years of age Funeral
services will be held Friday at Craft-
ot
an
Mr. and Mrs. John Z. Frey, of
East Bishop street are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a daugh-
ter, weighing seven pounds, eleven
ounces, at the Centre County Hospi-
tal Friday moming. The new arrival
the second child and first daughter
in the iamily, has been named Mar.
tha Estelle. Mr. Frey is assistant
superintendent of the Prudential
Life Insurance Company for this
district, with offices in the Farmers
National Bank building,
Philip Reynolds,
son of Col. W. Fred Reynolds, of
West Linn street, Bellefonte, and
Gordon Montgomery, of New York
City, son of the late J. L. Montgom-
ery, of Bellefonte, have enlisted in
the U. S. Navy, according fo word
received by friends here. Reynolds
bas a commission as a Lieutenant
Commander, and Monigomery also
is a commissioned officer. It will be
recalled that at the outhreak of
World War 1, Reynolds and Mont-
gomery were the first two Bellefonte
boys to enlist in the navy
Mr. and Mrs. Prank W. Millward
of Blawnox, former prominent citi-
pens of Pleasant Gap, are in this
area for a visit for a week or more
‘with reiatives and friends. They are
making their headquarters at the
home of their son and deughter-in-
aw, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Millward
and family, on East Logan street,
Bellefonte. Nearly two years ago
Mr. Millward retired after 27 years
of service as cashier at Rockview
penitentiary. He and Mrs. Millward
moved to Blawnox where they pur-
chased a8 farm along a main high-
way and opened up a service station
and restaurant. The establishment
received excellent patronage and Mr,
Millward finally atcepted an attrac-
tive offer to sell the property. At
the present time he can be classified
as being “retired” but in the near
future he expects to engage in some
other activity.
FOR SALE!
60 WOOD
BURNING STOVES
Can be used for Cabins
and Cottages
HODES
Cool and Junk Yard
W. Park Bt. Dial 3822 - 576 - 506
LOCK HAVEN, PA
of Chicago,
lars
’
musician and
of
spell
| ening notes
“Toccata Con
| Bach
alla re
a
dinity
enforced
ardry here
after
Ww
| Additional Locals Noted Organist
To Appear Here
(Continued Jrom page one)
we Engiis h
omposer
‘Less than superia
nadequate in reporting Sellars
last might
“Proving himself a consummate
an ftmperious master
nstrument, Sellars cast a
over his audience with the op-
of his first number
Fuga,” in D Minor by
Bach's music as recreated by
was a glory of sound, of
hythm and phrase, marked with a
and depth of feeling that
silence for a long instant
he had finished The program
as a thing of transcendant beauty
rid-famed enist-
tis
ives would
be
wiz.
the
and a delight to ear and understand.
Was
b
Is
DOO
po
forman
recreats
pPOALEs Ol
artist proved himself a mas-
line and of light and shade
wely, no doubt, | program
designed to show contrasting
{ of genius
Powe the
eveal innermost secrels
works { several truly great
supreme;
DS
one
Ars »
it,
a nan
owed with the
the {
of he
( Om ~
the
neoired
y ’
men Pir
an emo jonal
almost with
yout
iarating Lo
COMPORET 3
ang w
power
own un-
him
in lhe
their every mood
Shows Daily—7 to 11.30 P. ML
Chr rh fh} Me a tr ——
TONITE - FRIDAY
& SATURDAY
Filmed In Cooperation
With She U 8S. Army!
ank Corps !
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BRREN———
MONDAY ONLY
— BARGAIN NITE —
SLIGHTLY SCANDALOUS!
COMPLETELY SCREWY!
LUPE LEON
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In
The Mexican
Spitfire’s Baby
— With
BUDDY ROGERS - ZASU PITTS
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TUESDAY - WEDNES.
DOUBLE FEATURE
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THURSDAY - FRIDAY
& SATURDAY