March 5, 1942.
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~—Miss Mary Cole, daughter of |
Mrs. Nellle Cole, of East High street, |
has accepted a position in the Pe-Ro |
Dairy Store on West High street. |
—Mr, and Mrs, John O'Leary on
Friday moved from an apartment in |
the Gazette building into the Little
Arcade building on West High street.
~The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Y. M. C. A. will meet Friday even-
ing, March 6, at 7:30 at the Y. The
members are asked to bring their
knitting.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bedea
and son Richard, of Middletown, |
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Gail. Mitchell, at their home
on Willowbank street.
~Miss Mary Catherine Flynn,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Vincent
Flynn, of South Water street, spent
the weekend in Pittsburgh with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Jones and family,
—Mrs. Thomas Fargy, of Niagara
Falls, N. Y., is spending this week
in Bellefonte with Mr. and Mrs, O.
A. Kline, of East Bishop street, and
other relatives and friends in this!
area.
—Robert E. Forsburg, son of Mr
R. G. Forsburg, of Bishop street, left
Saturday for Watervaleit, New York,
where he has accepted a position
with the United States Arsenal as
a toolmaker.
—Miss Helen Weaver, of Belle-
fonte, R. D., who was injured in an
auto accident at Milesburg, January
10, returned to her position at Wil-
liamsport, Sunday. Miss Weaver is
employed in the office of the Ed-
wards Motor Transit Co.
—-John Shope, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W.R. Shope of South Thomas street,
who for several months had been
employed in Niagara Falls, returned
to Bellefonte during the weekend
and has accepted a position in the
Titan Metal Company plant.
—L. Cy Pownell, until recently
employed as a salesman for the
County Chevrolet Company here,
spent the weekend with his family
on South Allegheny street. For some
weeks Mr. Pownell has been em-
ployed as a mechanic at the Mid.
dletown airport.
—Mr, and Mrs. James Gunsalus,
of Phoenix avenue, and their dau-
ghter and grandson, Mrs. Philip
Bickett and son Tommy, of South
Water street, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Gunsallus® son,
John, in Baltimore, Md, where he
is employed.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Zahnizer,
of Unionville, are receiving congra-
tuiations on the birth of a daughter,
born FPriday at the Centre County
Hospital. Mr. Zahnizer, Bi-County
Commander of the American Legion,
was formerly Commander of Brooks-
Doll Past, Bellefonte.
~-Mrs, Charles Rockey, of North
Penn street, and Mrs. Ruth Rote, of
South Allegheny street, Monday, de-
parted for Canton, Ohio, to attend
; , Tuesday, of Mrs. Rock-
€y's. sister-in-law, Mrs. William H.
Miller. Mrs. Miller was instantly
killed Saturday when she was struck
hy ‘a car in downtown Canton. Her
daughter and granddaughter, injur-
ed in the same accident, are under-
going treatment in a Canton hospi-
tal’
William Jenkins, on Friday, re-
turned - to his home in the Petrikin
Hull, ‘West High street, from “the
Centre County Hospitdl where he has
been a surgical patient for several
weeks. Mr. Jenkins is 6 son of Mr,
and Mrs. William H, Jenkins, also
of “West High street. Although he
is recuperating rapidly, no time has
been fixed for his return to his du-
ties in the offices of the Department
of Public “Assistance, in the Penn
Belle Hotel building.
Persons who break glass or throw
tire-destroying materials on the
streets and highways are “little bet-
ter than tire thieves, now regarded
as public enemies,” an automobile
club official said recently. “With
new. tires and retreads drastically
ratiohed, the motorist who suffers
the loss of tires and tubes by run-
ning over glass, nails or other sharp
substances is practically forced off
the highways,” he said. “The ser-
jousness of the situation cannot be
over-emphasized.”
Lewis Q. Fawcett, of Zion, pro-
prietor of the Duteh Dairy store on
South Allegheny street, Bellefonte,
escaped injury but his car was dam-
aged to the extent of about $60 at
945 o'clock Monday night when the
machine skidded on the Nittany
Valley road near the Fishing Creek
school house, and crashed into a
guard post and power pole before
coming to rest near the edge of one
of the abandoned ore pits along the
highway, Fawcett was alone at the
fime he was on his way to Belle.
fonte,
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ried a photograph and story about
Roland &. King. aged 2 years and 8
months, of Pine Glen, who was be-
lieved to he the youngest smoker in
tits area, at least. Sunday's Phila-
dejphita Record published a photo
and story about Patrick Padden,
aged 2, of Newark N. Y., who is an
inveterate pipe smoker, but. who also
enjoys cigars and cigarettes. Pat
startled smoking about eight months
ago when his father, a steel mill
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—In Decerhber this newspaper car- |
land Mrs. Chatles E. Martin, of East (that during the attack he scored di- | from 1
| birthday. After the
[group went to the Martin home | lost a birthday Sunday, because |
{where dinner was served. The re- | there was no February 20th this year.| SOLT--We take this means of ex-
{ Sheffer, Virginia Tate, Marianne
, {Jean Thompson, Patsy Schad, Elea-
Mrs. Agnes Culver on Sunday
returned to her home in Axe Mann
after having spent the past two
months in Harrisburg as the guest
of Byron Blackford,
—Mr, and Mrs. Ellis Houser, of
Hublersburg and Bush Addition, last
Thursday moved into the former
Mrs. Florence Wion house on East
High street, which they recently
purchased,
-Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levine and
family last Thursday, moved from
the Kelley house on East Linn street
to the former W. E, Hurley home
on West Howard street which they
recently purchased.
PFC, Chester Thomas, of Cole-
ville, with the ordinance service and
stationed at Camp Lee, Va, return-
ed to his duties there on Tuesday,
after spending several days with
relatives and friends in this area.
~—Mrs. George Newman, of Miles- |
burg, and Miss Betty Eyer, of East |
Bishop street, Bellefonte, spent the |
weekend in Gettysburg as guests of |
Mr. and Mrs. Newman's son, Lewis, |
who is a student at Gettysburg Col- |
lege. {
~Mr. and Mrs. Leo Levi, of Johns-
town, spent the weekend in Belle- |
fonte with Mr. Levi's mother, Mrs. |
M. C. Levi, who is ill at the home |
of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. |
and Mrs. Harrison G. Kline, on East |
High street, |
—The regular meeting of the
Bellefonte Garden Club will be held |
at the home of Mrs. J. J. Kilpatrick
on East Curtin street at 2:30 o'clock |
Tuesday afternoon, March 10. The
subject to be discussed will be “Seed-
lings" All members are urged to
attend.
~Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fawcett and
two children, of Zion, expect soon to
move into the western side of the
Spicher double house on West Logan
street, Bellefonte, recently vacated
by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mosier and
family who are now residing on
North Spring street
~—Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Pifer,
of West Bishop street, spent several
days during the latter part of the
week with Mr. Pifer's mother, Mrs
H. H. Pifer, at her home in Blairs-
ville. The elder Mrs. Pifer is re-
cuperating from an operation she
underwent several weeks ago at the
Centre County hospital here
Mr. and Mrs. Horace J. Hart-
ranft, of East Linn street, on Priday,
motored to Belleville, N. J.. where on
Saturday they attended the funeral
of Dr. Scott M. Huff, of that com-
munity, former well known Belle
fonte and Milesburg physician. Dr.
Huff was a brother of the late Mrs
Frank Crawford, of Bellefonte. The
Hartranfts returned to Bellefonte on
Sunday
—These persons from out of town
were here last Tuesday for the fun-
eral of Cyrus Solt, of Bellefonte:
Mr. and Mrs. William Straub and
daughter, Bethel, Harrisburg; Arth- |
ur Solt, Williamsport; Robert, Prank.
Samuel and Glenn Wasson, Mr. and
Mrz. John FP. Hoy, and Mr, and Mrs
Andrew Dale, State College; Mrs.
Frank Passmore, Youngstown, Ohio;
Thomas Buchanan, Altoona: Lavi
Symmonhds, Flinton, and Mrs, Wil.
| liam Lucas,” of Unionville.
~-Mrs, Victor W. Watson, of West
Lamb street, Bellefonte, who for
some weeks has been serving as a
substittite teacher in the Pine Grove
Mills schools, was admitted to the
Centre County Hospital early Friday
morning and immediately underwent
an emergency operation for appen-
dicitus. Latest reports from the hos-
pital are to the effect that she is
recovering nicely, Mrs Watson is
the former Dorothy Bloom, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Bloom of
near Shiloh.
~Mrs. Edward Miller, the former
Virginia McClellan, of the Petrikin
apartments, West High street, on
March 1 resigned her position as
deputy in the offices of Prothonotary
Bond C. White, and her place is
being taken by Miss Hilda Corman,
who has been serving as a clerk in
the office for some weeks, Miss Cor-
man has moved from Valley View
into an apartment in the Beezer
house on East Bishop street vacated
some time ago by Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Witcraft and family,
~A full page, two-color Timken
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Roller Bearing advertisement in the band in Ohio within the next week |
trade magazine, “Steel” published
weekly, is devoted to a deseription |
of how Timken Bearings are used
in the Sutton KT Round Straight.
ener, manufactured by the Sutton
Engineering Company, Bellefonte,
At the top of the advertisement is
& large photo of one of the Sutton
machines equipped with 22 Timken
bearings. Beside the
shown one of the Sutton machinists,
Mike Kushwara,
machine is
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~-Shirley Martin, daugiter of Mr. |
Curtin street, was guest of honor at |
| ternioon in celebration of her eighth
theatre the |
i mainder of the evening was spent in |
(games, Those present were: Sally |
| Mattern, Betty Ann Dodds, Charity |
{Lou McClellan, Natalle Smithson,
nor Keller, Shirley Kofman, Peggy
Fisher, Molly Walker and Charles E.
Martin, II, all of Belleforite, and
Janet Noll, of Pleasant Gap.
the corner of Bishop and Spring
streets, Bellefonte, free of charge
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Page Three
~ Harry E. Dunlap, of East Howard
street, is recovering from an attack
of lumbago which kept him indoors
for several days last week.
~Miss Margaret Seprish, North
Spring street, recently resigned her
position at the Brockerhoff Hotel
and is now employed as a govern- |
ment inspector at the Titan Metal
plant.
~The Richard Alterio family re- |
cently moved from East Lamb street |
inta one side of the Kalin double |
house on East Bishop street,
Miss Lydia Jones, of Youngwood,
{1s spending several weeks in Belle- |
{fonte with her brother-in-law and |
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank West, of |
East Linn street
Mrs
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guest of his son and daughter-in«law
Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Orvis Harvey,
at their home on North Allegheny
street,
--James Walters, of Coleville, has
purchased the garbage and ash col-
lection business conducted for some
time by Samuel Capparelll, also of
Coleville, and is now operating the
routes in Bellefonte and vieinity.
-Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Ray, who
for some time have occupied an
apartment in the Mull house on
West Curtin street, have made ar-
rangements to move soon into the
Orvis Duplex house on East Curtin
street,
--Mrs. Mary A. Noll, of Centre
Hall, and Mrs. Boyd Rachau, Pleas-
ant Gap, departed Friday morning
for an indefinite visit with their
brother, Paul R. Immel and family,
and their sister, Mrs. Maggie Davis,
of Washington, D. C.
The Centre County Christian
Endeavor Union will hold its month-
ly board meeting, Monday evening,
March 9, at the home of the secre-
tary, Miss Rhoda Sheetz, Milesburg,
at 7:30, when all the members are
requested to be present,
The Women's Democratic Club
of Centre County will hold a St
Patrick's Day tea on Saturday af-
ternoon, March 14, from 2 to 5 o'clock
at the residence of Mrs. Harvey P
Schaeffer on East High street. A
silver offering will be taken for the
American Red Cross.
Boyd Vonada, Charles
lan, Miss Virginia Healy and
Eleanor Love, all of Bellefonte;
Beulah Oswalt, of Snow Shoe;
Rachau, of Aaronsburg, and
Pauline Burkholder, of Centre
all employed by the State at Har-
risburg spent the weekend at their
respective homes. The group made
the trip here as driving guests of
Charles McClellan
—A. Linn McGinley, of South
Thomas street, Friday night was ad-
mitted to the Centre County Hos-
pital and immediately underwent an
emergency operation for appendici-
tus. According to latest reports from
the institution he is recovering slow-
Iv but steadily. Because Mr. McGin-
ley 1s 77 years of age the operation
was somewhat more of an ordeal for
him than is usually the cate
On the dean's list of the school
of mineral industries at Penn State
for the first semister are two Belle-
fonte students in metallurgy. They
are, Edward A. Kazhik, senlor, and
James M. Thompson {reshman
Students attaining a minimum aver-
age of 250 are on the list. Mr. Kachik
has been on the honor roll each sem-
ister since the beginning of his fresh-
man year. He is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Kachik, of Prossertown.
Max Y. Markle, of East High
street, returned home last week from
the Centre County hospital, being a
swgical patient. there for several
weeks. Callers at the Markle home
Sunday, were: Mr. and Mrs Lioyd
Markie, of State College; Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Markle and daughter, of
Tyrone, Mr. and ‘Mrs. James Caskey,
of Lock Haven: Mr. and Mrs. Visto
Caprico, of Lock Hoven, and Elmer
Stoner and Norman Stoner, Snyder-
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Hil-
ton, of Womelsdorf, spent the week-
end with Mrs. Hilton's father, Thom-
as B. Beaver and family, at their
home on West Curtin street. Other
guests at the Beaver home during
the weekend included, Mrs, Donald
Mecllvaine, of Whitford, and Miss
June Shewan, of Kingston. Mrs
McIlvaine is the former Sally Baker,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Baker, of Wingate and Downing.
town.
«Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolfe,
who have been residing at the Mark-
land. moved during the weekend to
Lock Haven where they are occu-
pyving an apartment in the same
house with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Smith. Mr. and Mrs Wolfe's dau-
ghter, Mrs. Harold A Stouck, the
former Nelle Wolfe, is with Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Klinger, of the Heverly
apartments until she joins her hus-
McClel-
Miss
Miss
Fred
Miss
Hall,
or two,
~Ome of the American planes
which recently blasted a Japanese
invasion fleet off the island of Bali
was plloted by the son of a former
Bellefonte resident and Academy
graduate. He is Captain Elliot Van.
| deventer, Jr. of Washington, D. C,! Arthur Murray.
whose father formerly resided here,
was graduated from the Bellefonte
Academy and Cornell University
and is now a well known civil engin. |
eer. Captain Vandevanter reported
rect hits at the water line of a des-
| a theatre party held Saturday af. troyer and a near miss on a trans-
port,
-At least ten Centre Countians
An imperféction in the construction
of our calendar results in these resi-
dents of the county losing a birth
day-—-and the gifts, cakes and neck-
ties generally associated with such
anniversaries: June Ritchie, Mrs.
Samuel Chick, Mrs. 8. 8, Scog, Jane
Beatty, and Mrs. Charles Kurtz, all
of Bellefonte: Billy Musser, and
Mrs. Donald McCoy, both of Pleasant
Gap; Sandra Mayes, of Lemont;
Allen Schilling, of State College, and | Pa
ray, Richard Hazel and Ray Noll
Guy Poorman scotitmaster, was in
chargé of the meeting. At the party
Scout Malin received a number of
{she suffered a stroke, is now able to
{be out of bed for several hours each
(day.
| —Mr, and Mrs. John Shoemaker
and family on Thursday moved from
an apartment in the Carner house,
{North Thomas street, to the north-
ern side of the Lambert decuble
{house on South Spring street
| ~James K. Barnhart, injured
when struck by a car a year ago
last December, is now able to be out-
doors, and while he still requires the
aid of crutches in walking, he is
rapidly regaining the use of his legs
~The Youth Fellowship of
| Bellefonte Methodist church will
hold a rummage sale in the room
formerly occupied by the Widmann |
and Teah Drug Store in the Brock-
erhoff building, on Saturday, March
14. The sale will begin at 9 a. m
Mrs. Earl Heebner, of Norris-
town, arrived in Bellefonte last week
to be with her mother, Mrs. Eleanor
Dobelbower, whose illness at the
home of her son and daughter-in.
law, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Dobelbower,
on West Curtin street, resulted in
her death yesterday,
We were unable to find time to
correct our malling list this past
werk Jt will be taken care of this
weekend and all subscriptions re-
ceived since February 1 will be given
proper credit and the date on the
pink label will be changed accord-
ingly
James Fanning returned to his
home on Pine street, Tuesday, from
the Veterans' hospital at Aspinwall,
where he had been under observa
tion and treatment for several weeks
Mr. Fanning expects to resume his
duties at the Titan Metal Company
plant in the near future
Relatives in Bellefonte have been
notified of the death, Monday night
of H. Ostertag, of Columbia, Pa
Mr. Ostertag was the father-in-law
of Mrs. Rose Gamble Ostertag, who
for some time has been living at the
Gamble home corner of Spring and
Linn streets
Mr. Robert Rodkey of Philips-
burp, accompanied by Miss Isabelle
Thomas, Miss Lilllan Thomas
Miss May Louise Dyke. all of Miles-
burb, spent last Sunday at Pt Bel-
voir, Va. having gone to visit George
M. Delong, son of Mr. and Mrs
George Delong of Bellefonte, who is
in military training
Mrs. William B. Wallis. of New
York City, spent the weekend hers
with her mother, Mrs. Anna Conley
af West Logan street, who for the
past two weeks has been suffering
from an attack of neuritis Mrs
Wallis came here from Craflion
where on Priday she attended the
funeral of Mr, Wallis’ father. John
I. Wallis
~L. Russell Hill for the past six
years located in Alloona. has ne-
cepted a position with the Titan Me-
tal Company and began his duties
there this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hill
and their three sons, Ward Logan
and Anson, will move their house-
hold goods this weekend from Al-
tooha to the David Newcomer home
on East Curtin street. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Hill are former Bellefonte resi-
dents, Mrs. Hill being the former
Ann Ward, daughter of Mrs J M
Ward, of West Curtin street
and
~Two handsome and distingulsh-
ed gentiemen of Rome, N. Y.: Emn-
est Rosenberg, Commissioner of
Public Works in that city, and Stew.
art Schuler, city engineer of Rome.
spent the weekend in Bellefonte
Mr. Rotenberg. an uncle of Mrs. W
W. Sieg. of East Linn street. who
long has contemplated ga visit to
Bellefonte but who never before had
visited this community, is a politic-
an and gentleman of more than av-
erage merit, and in addition is
blessed with a rich baritone voice
To prove his ability in this line he
entertained member; of the local
Elks club with several Scotch songs
which were greatly enjoyed During
their brief stuy here the two visit.
ors became acquainted with a num-
ber of local citizens and made a
most favorable impression They
promised to return during the com-
ing summer and if they do, we can
promise that they'il be warmly re.
ceive :
(Additional Locals on Page 5)
Instruction
LEARN TO TAP DANCE--Tap dance
classes forming. Pormer pupil of
Ballroom daneing
for children from 14 up. Dial 2634,
{ Pifer's Music Hall, Bellefonte, for in-
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| DANCING LESSONS — Learn 0
rumba, conga, fox trot, walt,
© dance; lessons every Saturday |
i m. on. Former pupil of
j Arthur Murray. Dial 2634 fers
i Music Hall, Bellefonte, for informa.
tion. x11
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pressing our thanks to neighbors
and friends for the ume of thelr cars,
their floral tributes and their many
other acts of Kindness during the
fliness and death of Cyrus Solt of
Deisctonts, (Signed) The Boit Fam-
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tire rim for a 1942 Pontiac soupe.
Reward. Pinder please notify John
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John Hipple, Snow
POUND -— A woman's ebook.
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at he hothe of
. Frank Both.
hoover, 31 North Spring street, Belle.
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free of charge. This privilege can be used six times a year at different
intervals,
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and 9 a
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FGR SALE — Used
piow and cultivator attached
quire of John Shultz, Milesburg
FOR SALE-Three used electric we
uum cleaners. Inquire of DeHaas
Electric Co. liefonte, Pa Dial
252% x11
FOR SALE--Used kerosene stove, in
excellent condition. Inquire of De-
Haag Electric Co Bellefonte, Pa
Dial 2625 xil
4 SALE-Crain fir stave silo, 12
by 30, M00. $150 lesa than new
price. See at Harrison H. Grove, Cen-
tre Hall, Pa xi0
POR SALE--Used gas range. cheap
Inquire of DeHaas Electric Co.
Bellefonte, Pa. Dial 2625 x11
PCT SALE--A 1036 deluxe Plymouth
eedan, 3 new tires: low mileage
Inquire of Alfred Borger, Moshan-
non, Ma xiv
PCR SALE--An Electrol oil burner
in good condition, complete wilh
fuel tank. Mrs. Chas, BR. Kurtz, Eas:
Linn street, Bellefonte, Pa x12
FOR SALE--Three Westing
house electric ranges, good buys
Ingutire of DeHaas Electric Co., Belle
fonte, Pa. Dial 2526 x11
SALE-Two Model C and one
Model I, Case tractors, rebuilt, and
in good condition. Inquire of Ar-
thur Holderman, Tusseyviile, Pa. x10
FOR SALE--Used cabinet type, L &
H. electric range. Inquire of De-
Haaa Electric Co. Bellefonte, Pa
Dial 2525 x11
used
FOR SALE-Manchu soy beans, 05 |
also few |
germination or better;
bushels of home-grown clover seed
1. M. Bierly, Beliefonte R. D. 3.
electric
FOR SALE-Used Quality
range,
of a
Pa. Dial x11
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POR BALE-Silver-plated C. G. Conn |
double<bell euphonium in A-1 con-
dition, at a bargain, yton Rote,
R. F. D. 1 Bellefonte, Pa. {Coleville)
xiv
POR SALE~A Schult house trailer,
equipped with bathroom, oll burn-
er, hitch, electric
uard inner tubes,
ice reasonable.
excellent condition. Ing
Clark's Garage, State College. Pa. x10
FOI SALE-A 1030 late model 4.
door, B- Lincol
PASSO ner i
.{sedan. One owner, driven 256.000
miles, with radio, double under seat,
defroster, tires, also
4 orig | Nir reccapped all with
na re
ear. I of Smi Motor Co,
Pleasant , Pa. Phone 6388. x10
ENORAVED--Name cards, wedding
invitations and announcements,
personal ete. can be fur-
nished by us at prices.
Wé have on display ki of en-
ja Call at our and
nepect our line before
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Hood condition. Inquire
eciric Co. Bellefonte, |
FOR BALE--Used 4 cu
ain Frigidaire refriy
DeHaas Electric Co
Dial 262¢
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| Pa 2026
FOR SALE-—Farm
mers can afford
M. Long. Howa
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FOR SALE
Greensvalley
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Lumber
FOR SALE--#i:
FOR SAL
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BURIAL VAULTS Be i ;
Duniap concrete burial vault when
you must choose one
iap Brothers for the nty
years ahd sclid direct to you for 840
Delivered anywhere in Centre
ty Telephone Bellefont 508
or 2766
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Live Stock
SALE Fresh Jersey
Francis MoGowan
Phone Snow Shoe 2466
POR
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FOR BALE-A young Holstein cow
fersh, with calf by her side
of Carl Clarence
Kochik
Ine
Pa
xiv
PCR SALE--A
10
inquire of No
Beliefonte, Pa
years oid
FOR BALE ~— Teamn of mules, will
work anywhere Will sell cheap 0
quick buyer. GC. W. Holt & Son
Fieming. Pa. Phone 104-R-22 x10
FOR SALE--One belted Hampahire
hoar, § montha old very good
breeding. H W. Matter, (near Avis)
Jersey Shore, R. D 2, Pa x10
FOR SALE--A team of mated black |
horses, amd harness, Inquire of |
Dunkle Brothers, Beilefonte, R. D. |
2, {% mile west of Hecla Park on
Route 220.) x10
FARMERS Penns Valley Sales Barn. |
Centre Hall Pa. holds sale every
Tuesday. Bring your live stock and!
poultry, you can expect good prices
T. Reigel, owner, manages 2-11
§ |
FOR SALE--Holstein cow with sec-
ond calf. Blood and T. B. tested
Al 0 meveral young sows due to far-
row in March and April. J. H Mit.
chell, Lemont, Pa. Phone State Col-
lege 3764 x10
FOR SALE--I bought 15 head Illin-
ols horses and mules and will sell
rivately or trade on horses or
tle. These horses can be seen
time at Dave Yoder's bam
| Valley, Eugene Irvin, Penna
nace
State-tested |
E. Ste-
FCR BALE -— 15 1941
White Rock roosters. Paul
phens, Pine Grove Mills, Pa x10
FCR SALE-<100 White Leghorn pui-
lets, hatched Oct. 1, 1041, an
‘about ready 10 go intp production
Need room for chicks. Paul 8. Wise
Spring Mills, Pa. R. FD x10
FOR SBALE--Baby chicks—chioks of
{ the best ality, at the lowest:
price. Write for prices on White Leg-
| horn, New Hampshire Reds, and Bar-
[red Rocks. Prices start at $195 +4
| ; breeders blood tested: 957%
G K
x19 |
' guarantee on sexed chicks
| Schaeffer, MoAlistervilie, Pa.
Dogs, Pets, Etc.
| Brown,
{ Pa.
FOR SALE-—Beagle puppies, 10 weeks
old. Good piesding. Russell ©
Mark, Spring Mills, (near Penns |
(Cave) x10
Real Estate - For Sale
POR SALE--Iron ore, limestone and
phe. Write Box 7,
|
Bush Addition, i
x10
a ———
Glen Iron.
x10
FOR SALE --A four<-room [frame
house with bath and all convens
M. Faubie,
lences, Inquire of Mary e
Bellefonte, TH
|
5
FOR
$400
FOR RENT
convenience
slreel
of John 8B
places A
Lthan
Hag
SALE Several small
th payments down
Cceupancy soon. Eckert
ey Shore, Pa
Jeng
&
Jers
lanbert
POR BALE-—A small stock farm will
implements, feed an AOUNE
Inquire of E. A
Turner, Port Matilda, R. F )
ail
FOR
i
Bix root
1 electricity
RE
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FCR RENT-—120-acre {
wisn t of Penneylv
equipped for
Miscellaneous
BTOCK
Keller
Je
FOR BALE
of laurel Run
§ ‘ Clin
180 acr DEAD wmoved promutly
Milllwim, Pe. Phone
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Repairing
FIIRRITTURE
rn
1%: Repairs
PATRED
Bint of
f farniture.
Overs made
Uvholstering
Phone 362-R
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Announcements
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Apartments for Rent
POR
RENT
Rooms For Rent
23
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REN
Water Ges Range
¢ «
ad
ONLY §1.25 PER MONTH
i top burners with auto-
lighting and insulated
i
with heat control
CENTRAL PENNA. GAS, CO.
Floor Show
EVERY NIGHT
— AT —
B Runkle
fonte, Pa
Dis
RENT
Bash Ar
FOR Store room
building
i by F Hopper
mmediaie Upan h)
3te Trust Co. Beliefo
Cade
R
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located
H vy
gn
RENT -8toreroom
Thal building. Wes:
formerly occupied by Kalamazoc
Stove and Furmace Co OCUupanc:
April 1. Inquire of Beliefonte Trust
Co. Bellefonte, Pa Sue
Houses tor Rent
riree!
Harry's Tavern
ry
Bellefonte, Pa.
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8S. Spring St
TA OT CORI INNA -«
OR RENT
- One side of double
house. jocated at Cent Hall, P
Electricity in house. Inquire of Mrs
Howard Durst, Centre Hall, Pa x10
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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-
ft from his experience and
join the BIG CROP farmers
for a larger, finer-quality har.
vest vield
ARMOUR’'S
BIG CROP
FERTILIZERS
POR RENT--Modern home in Boals-
burg suitable for small family
arage. garden if desired. Ellen K
Dale, Boaleburg, Pa. Dial 2422 x10
FOR RENT-8ix-room brick
Not walter heat, garage: locat
East Bishop street. Inouire of
Owens Ave. Bellefonte ¢
FOR RENT--S8ix-room house on Bur
rows and Ridge street, Bellefonte
good condition: all conveniences
arden. Possession April 1st Call
State College 4231 Xie
in
FCR RENT--A five<room house with
all conveniences: large garden and
A Rarage: 1'; miles east of Centre
Hall. Inquire of James E. Frohm
Centre Hall, Pa xii
ELL HH LET a L$ TET a LE SEE TEE SHH
FOR RENT-A four-room house with
water, electricity and garage. lo-
cated at Balleyville, Perguson towns
ship. Inquire of BEdward Harpster
Penna. Furnace, Pa. 51-4
FCR RENT--A six-room single house
on logan street. All convenlences
rent reasonable. Possession April 1st
Inquire of B. O Harvey, Temple
(]
Court Bidz. Belicfonte, x10
FCR RENT--A zix-room frame house,
with electricity in the house, and
an acre of crgund avallable: located
at Centre 1, Pa, known as the
Etahl proverty. Inguire of C W
Slack, Centre Hall, or B. F. Stahl,
2814 Oak Ave, Altoona, Pa x11
W. E. HOMAN
OAK HALL STATION,
Centre County, Pa.
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WE HAVE A
Nice Line of Pottery
Which is suitable for all kinds of
Flowers and Plants.
Woodring’s Flora! Gardens
127 East Howard St, Bellefonte, Penna.
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