Centre Democrat., March 19, 1942, Image 3

THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLETONTE, PA.
~Mr. and Mrs. James Hartman, | —Mr, and Mrs. Richard Mulr, of | —— BE Wd =
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of Blanchard street, spent the week | Coleville, arg the parents of a dau- |
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end with Mrs, Hartman's brother, |ghter born last Thursday ot the
Richard Snyder, of Qreensburg. | Centre County Hosnpital, |
- Private Boyd R. Osman, stations | Mrs. John Morrow on Friday re-
ed at Pt. Meade, Md, spent Sunday |turnéd to her home near Chicago,
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- | 111, after having been here for a |
ert W. Ostnan, of East Logan street, j week hecause of the death of her
frame
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«Mrs. J. P. Dorman, of Mill Hall,| '—Mr. and Mrs. Philip B, Ray
called at our office Monday while in moved Saturday from the Mrs. Re.
town on a combined business and becca Mull holise on West Ourtin
pleasure trip. | street into the Orvis duplex house
~Miss Mary Beezer, employed in| on East Curtin street.
the Insurance offices of Hugh M.| Mr. and Mrs, Wiliam Smith and
Quigley, is spending a month's vaca- | family moved last week from one of
tion at her home on East Bishop the Simpson houses on North Ridge
street. | street, to an apaftment in the A. 8.
~All persons having entries for the Houck home on East Bishop street.
Hobby Show are asked to leave them | Mrs. John W. Weber, Jr, and
at the Episcopal Parish House by infant sont last Wednesday returned
noon on Saturday, or notify Mrs. to their home on East Logan street
Malin or Mrs. Quigley to have them from the Centre County Hospital
called for. where the child was born on March
—Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Reeder Jodon | 1st.
—Mrs, Ellzabeth Tubbs moved on
Monday from the Joseph Wagner
home on South Allegheny street, to
the A. M. Rishel home on East High
street,
~Mr. and Mrs, James W. Schwartz
of Pittsburgh, spent the weekend In
Bellefonte with their son and dau-
ghter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs, William |
{Catherine O'Connor, of the White
J. Schwartz and family, at their
home on East Curtin street.
—Pvt, Louis Carpeneto, of the U.
8. Signal Corps at Bolling Field,
Washington, D. C., spent several
days last week with hls parents, Mr.
and family last week moved from the Delbert Confer, tenant on the
house near Pléasant Gap which they Willlam Taylor farm near Belle. |
have occupied for a number of years, fonte, suffered a severe laceration of |
to their newly bullt home on East the nose early last week when the
Linn street. {id of & milk cooler fell and struck |
—Miss Hazel Colpetzer, employed him.
at the State Capitol in Harrisburg, | —Mr, and Mrs. Paul Rt lomat |
spent. the lattér part of last week and family will move this month
in Bellefonte with her mother,"Mrs. [from an apartment in the Houck |
Fanny M. Colpetzer, at her home on home on North Ridge street, to a
Penn street, {house near the Forge, south of Belle- |
and Mrs, George Carpeneto and
family, of North Allegheny street,
-L. C. Heineman, secretary of the
Bellefonte Y. M. C. A. is rejolcing
over his 1942 license number. It is
“VJ163" which he belives might
mean
—Mrs, Morton Abelson, of Phila-
delphla, spent the weekend (in Miles-
burg with relatives, Mrs, Abelson,
the former Jerry Confer, of Belle
“Victory over the Japs,"—to |
which we add "in 163 days," we hope. |
—Fred Benner, son of Mrs. Mary | fonte. |
Benner, of East Bishop street, and
for some time an employe of Belle-
fonte borough, departed Friday for
Altoona, with expectations of enlis-
ting in the U. S. Army.
—A son was born early Friday
morning at the Centre County Hos- |
pital to Mrs. Betty Houck, of Belle- |
fonte., Mrs. Houck is the former
Betty Heverly, daughter of Mrs.
Mabel Heverly, of North Spring
street.
—Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller, of
Newark, N. J, former well known
residents of Bellefonte, spent the
weekend here as guests of Mr. Mil-
ler's parents, Mr. and Mrs, George
A. Miller, at thelr home on North
Spring street.
—~Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Stere and
| ~—Carl F. Schenck, of East Lamb [g00. of the Markland Hotel, moved
{Ereth euployed I the loa! offices | 5 philadelphia several months ago.
of the Be elephone Co. spent! y bin .
| several days last week attending al —Willls H, Gelssinger, Bellefonte
{Bell Telephone Company school in
Harrisburg. | Brooks-Doll Post American Legion,
| Bellefonte, was expected home last
| fonte, and Mr. Abelson, former man- |
IR. D. mall carrier and adjutant of |
--Daniel O'Leary, son of Mr, and |
Mrs. Danlel O'Leary, of North Penn |
street, who had been stationed at!
New Cumberland since entering the
U. 8. Army on February 21, is now |
at Camp Polk, la.
—Mrs. M. C. Levi, who several]
attack, is reported to be recovering |
slowly at the home of her son«in-!
law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs |
Hurrison Kline, on Fast High street |
-=Mr. and. Mrs, Roger Bell and!
family last Wednesday moved from
night from the Naval Hospital at
Philadelphia, where he had been
under treatment since Monday of
last week
—Pvt. Carl G. Kellerman, (n the
medical corps at Camp Livingston,
la. is home on a ten-day furlough
weeks ogo suffered a severe heart|gnd spent Sunday as a guest of Miss
Pauline Moyer, at Pleasant Gap
Pvt. Kellerman is at the home of his
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Keller-
man at Coleville
Mrs. John Copley and daughter,
Miss Marie Chandler, of Halfmoon
daughter, Charlotte, of Unionville, | the Forge, south of Béllefonte, Into Terrace. Monday went to Philadel.
spent last Thursday in Bellefonte, |
with Mr. and Mrs. Stere’s son and |
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. |
Stere, of the Fortney apartments on |
East Bishop street.
—Mrs. Milton Straub, of South |
the hotne on Bouth Bpring street
occupied by Mrs. Bell's mother, Mrs. !
Milton Straub,
—Mrs. Minne Whitecar Tressel, |
Philadelphia last Wednesday. Mrs. |
phia for a several days’ visit. While
in that city they are spending much |
of thelr time attending the flower
show. Miss Chandler is employed
returned to her home here from !in the offices of the Titan Metal Co.
here.
Spring street, suffered sprained lig- | Tressel was accompanied on the tp | __captain Ells O. Keller, son of
aments and muscles of the right arm | by her youngest daughter Patricia, |y(rs Harry Keller,
last Tuesday In a fall in a bedroom
of her home. No broken bones were
revealed In an x-ray examination at |
the Centre County hopsital.
ooth of them having undergone
treatment at the Naval Hoepltal,
—Mr. and Mrs. Edward Guisewhite |
of the Orvis
apartments, East Curtin street, is
now with the U. 8S. Alr Corps at
Mitchell Field, N. Y. Captain Keller
{of Aaronsburg, last week moved tc |is well known in the Bellefonte area,
—Mrs. Martin M. Matthews and! Bellefonte and are now occupying having been for some years a mem-
three children of Pleasant Gap, have | the bungalow at the rear of the Rob- ber of the Bellefonte High School
stored their furniture and have gone ert Roan house, East Bishop street. | faculty.
to make their Mr. Oulsewhite is employed at the Pittsburgh.
to Baltimore, Md.
home, Mr. Matthews, former radio
State Highway garage on East Blsh- |
technician at the Bellefonte alrport op street. |
died last February 23 at his home in|
Pleasant Gap.
Miss Rita McClure, of Philadel. |
His famlly is residing near
—After reading this item turn to
the front page and Inspect the date
on the pink labal of your paper. It
| pila, spent the weekend here as a carries an important message loo,
-John D. Whitecar U. 8. N., was | guest of Miss Rebecea Troupe, at the as it reveals the expiration date of
returned to the Atlantic fleet from | home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, your subscription.
Do you prefer
the Pacific Coast where he has seen C. H. Troup, oh South Thomas street. being in arrears Instead of a pakl
rome exciting action at sea.
Mr. | Miss McClure and Miss Troup were up subscriber? Your cooperation in
Whitecar will be siationed on the | schoolmates al West Chester State keeping your subscription paid up
East Coast. indefinitely and will live |
at Navy Heights, Groton, Conn., with |
his family.
Centre County Women's
Teachers’ College, |
—Mr, ahd Mrs, D. B. Eckenroth, |
for the past 15 years engaged in!
farming near Rockview penitentiary,
will be greatly appreciated,
~At a shrimp feed held by Prooks-
Dool Post Ciub 33, at the Legion
. home on East Howard street, Sat. |
mocratic Club wish to expfess| have given up farming and last Wed- | urday night, the Club issued as fa-
their appreciation to the public for | nesday moved to Lemont where they vors among the guests a total of 300
their patronage and assistance in
{ will make their future home. Mr. |
Defense Savings Stamp Books, each |
making a success of the Red Cross and -Mrs. Eckenroth were business containing a ten-cent Defense stamp.
tea held last Saturday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. H. P. Schaefler, |
Bellefonte.
! visitors in Bellefonte Friday. i
Donald J. Johnson, son of Mr. |
and Mrs, Elwood Johnson, of West
The Club hopes that each person re-
ceiving one of the books will con-.
tinue purchasing stamps until the
—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray, of | Linn street; who recently enlisted in book is filled.
West High street. departed Saturday |
| the parachute dividon of the 1, 8.1
~~Motorists changing license plates
for Harrisburg, where they expect fo | Arm?, and who had been stationed are urged to place discarded tags in
make their future home. Mrs, Mur- | at New Cumberland, has been trans. 'a large box which has been provided
ray. the former Adeline Olewine and | ferred to Camp Wheeler, Oa., where in the court yard in front of the
Mr. Murrey had occupied Mrs. Ed- | he will take 3 basic training course Y. M. C. A. for that purpose. The
ward Harper's residence on West
High street sinoe last fall.
fof 13 weeks. i
Miss Louise McGowan, daugh-,
plates collected at the “Y" will be
turned over fo the Salvation Army
—Markle's Dairy, Pleasant Gap, | ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGow- | Which will supervise transportation
thls week is distributing among its an, of Bush Addition, recently re- to steel mills where the metal will
patrons and friends, large mape of signed ber position as a registered be converted to war uses
the world, on which are marked the |
nurse. at Georgetown University
The col-
lettion here is sponsored by the local
distances between key points. The | Hospital, Washington, D. C, and is Chamber of Commerce
map; in full colors and sturdily made
is a great asset for
fronts.
following the!
news of World War IT on its many |
now in charge of medical supplies at |
Georgetown University Med cal
School, also in Washington, }
~M?*, and Mrs. Edgar Wagner and |
~Invitations are out for the wed-
ding of Mists Mary Miller Reed, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs, William Mc-
Kennan Reed, and John Blair Sut-
—Weekend guests at the home of daughter Patty, have made arrange. ton Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Rev. and Mrs. Willlam C. Thomp- | ments to move from the Kelley bun- {Blair Sutton, of Pittsburgh
son -at the Presbyterian manse on!
included | the apartment In the Heverly build- Monday, April 6, at the Church of
Norih Allegheny street
galow on East Bishop street into
i The
wedding is fo be held at 4:30 p. m.
their son-in-law and deughter, Mr. | ing, North Allegheny street, vacated the Ascension, Pittsburgh. Mr. Sut-
end Mrs. Willlam P. Simmonds, of | by the R. Cameron Heverly family. |ton, Sr, Is president of the Sutton
New York City. Mrs. Simmonds is | The Heverleys have moved to Ra- Engineering Company, Bellefonte,
the former Josephine Thompson, of | venna, Ohio, where Mr. Heverly Is and the prospective bridegroom's
Bellefonte. |
~—Charles F, Mensch, editor of the
employed. |
Charles A. Smith, of Bellefonte, |
parents have made arangements to
spend the summer here in the Me-
Keystone Gazette, Bellefonte, de-| who for several weeks had been em- | Curdy home on East Linn street,
parted last Thursday for Newport,
Ithode Island, having been called for
service In the Naval Reserve, Mr.
Mensch enlisted In that branch of
service some weeks ago, During his
absence his place on the Gazette will
be taken by Mrs. Wallaca J. Ward,
of North Allegheny street.
—Mir. and Mrs. E. W. Nilsson and |
daughter, Mary Louise, have made
urrangemerits to move about May 1
from the third floor apartment in
the W. 0. Chambers residence, East
Curtin street, to an apartment now
being prepared in the P. F. Hallo-
well residence “Upsondownes” on
North Allegheny street, Mr. Nilsson
is employed in the engineering de-
partment of the Sution Engineering
Company.
Mrs. G. Edward Harper, who
since suffering a fractured hip last
fall has heen with her sister-in-law,
cupled by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mur-
ray. Mrs. Murray is the former Ade-
line Olewine of ‘Bellefonte,
Hublershurg. Miss Whitécar was re-
ciplent of many useful gifts, A
+ greal pumber of Defense Stamps
were presented to her as gifts.
. | Penn State who will compete with
i ployed by the Acme Tool Corpora- |
j tion at Parkersburg, West Va, has |
resigned his post there lo accept a!
| position as tool designer at the Avin-
tion Corporation plant in William-
Rhoads of Coleville, is with her par- |
ents, Mr. and Mts, Leonard Rhoads |
at Coleville for the time being. |
«Mr. and Mrs. Jack Montgomery
and young son, Richard, of Roches- |
ter, N. Y.. arrived in Bellefonte last |
Thursday for a visit with Mr. and |
Mrs. Montgomery's respective par-
Lents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Montgom-
ery, of West High street, and Mr.
and Mrs, M. B. Runkle, of North
Spring street. Mr. Montgomery ex-
pects to be here for a week, while
Mrs. Montgomery and son will re.
malin for two weeks.
Those from out of town in Belle
fonte Sunday for tiie funeral of Mrs.
Carrie Jodon were Rev, and Mrs. J.
D. Steele and daughter, Betty, Cum-
berland; Mrs. Martha Coxey, Green-
wood; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stanley
of Tyrone; Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hall,
Fleming; Mrs. Margaret Godshall;
Miss Eva M. Balley, Centre Hall;
Mrs. Catherine Tharp, Lemont; Pfc.
Carl Jodon, Pt. Blanding, Fla.; Mrs.
Carl Jodon, Mr. and Mrs, George L.
Jodon, State College, and Mrs, Betty
Croak, Mill Hall.
~James B, Craig, Jr., of Belle.
fonte, is one of eight students from
students from three other schools
in an extempore-discussion contest
on Inter-American affairs at the
College on March 21. Other colleges
participating will be Bucknell, Dick.
inson, and Lock Hiyven State Teach-
ers’ College, Winners in the contest
which is part of a nations] compe-
tition sponsored by the [{elson Rock.
efeller Office of Coordinator of In-
tér-American Affalrs, will be sent
to a regional contest. All finalists
in the finals in Washington, D. C.
sport. Mrs. Smith, the former Ruth |
Elizabeth Sheetz, daughter of
Rev, and Mrs. L. P. Sheetz, of Mlles-
burg, who is a student at Moody |
Bible Institute, Chicago, has recently |
been elected recording secretary of
Missionary Union. The purpose of |
this live student organization is to
interest the one thousand day school |
students in the cause of world-wide
| missions. In addition to dally prayer
meetings and weekly popular gath-
erings for the entire student body,
Missionary Union sends out groups |
of students to conduct young peoples
meetings in Chicago churches, Miss
Sheetz is looking forward to mission-
ary work in South America,
~Y.M. C. A, secretary L. C. Helne-
man and Mrs. Heineman, of Wilow«
bank street, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
C. Taylor, of East Linn street, on
Saturday and Sunday attended the
eighth annual Spiritual Emphasis
Retreat for Y. M. C. A, directors
and secretaries, pastors and church
workers, at the Hotel Hershey, at
Hershey. The principal speaker at
the retreat was Dr. E. G. Homri-
ghausen, nationally known religious
and spiritual leader. The retreat
was exceptionally well attended and
the program was a most interesting
on May 14 will be awarded a con-
ducted tour of South America,
{father, Milton E. Straub, of Belle-
| fonte,
| Kenneth Charles Martin, North
| Thomas street, Saturday celebrated
[his 12th birthday anniversary at a
dinner served at the family home,
[A number of friends were guests at
i the dinner.
-Mrs. Fred Mallory, and
apartments, West High sireet, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Mallory's
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Carr
iat Brookville.
{| —Mr, and Mrs, William J. Pisher,
who for the past five years have op
{cupled an apartment in the First
{ National Bank building, North Alle-
igheny street, will move late this
month into the
East Bishop street. Mr. Fisher is an
employe of the Levine store
-or. and Mrs. George McNichol,
of Reading, are recelving congratu-
lations on the recent birth of their
second child and first son at Reading.
I Mrs. McNichol is the former Anne
Broderick, of State College, while
Mr. McNichol is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. James McNichol, of East How
rd street, Bellefonte.
ard
Pvt. Richard Wallace, who is
with the U. 8. Air Corps at Randolph !
Field, Texas, arrived home Priday
| for a ten-day furlough with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs James Wallace,
of Milesburg. “Dick,” proprietor of
the Wallace Service Station on
South Water street, {s in the recrea-
tion department of the Alr Corp
~David Fortney, Myles Sallock
and Olle Bhippling, all of St, Marys,
and James Deeter and Jack Bleeck-
er, both of Johnronburg, spent last
Thirsday evening In Bellefonte with
Mr. Fortney's parents, Mr. and Mrs
D. Paul Fortney, snd that night at-
tended a DeMolay meeting at Atate
College, Mr. Dweter [1 di
of the lodge,
strict deputy
~The American Home Section of
the Bellefonte Woman's Club met at
the home of Mrs. Edgar Wagner on
Curtin street last Monday afternoon
Mr. John Popson, a representative of
the West Penn Power Company, gave
@ talk on modern electric appliances
and showed two reels of moving plc-
tures In technicolor os a demonstra-
tion and which was greatly enjoyed
by the members. After the business
meeting a delightful St. Patrick's
Party was held and delicious re-
freshments were served in keeping
with the occasion, by the hostess.
Mrs. Wagner, assisted by Mrs. Morris
Campbell antl Mrs. Ross Buller, who
were the co-hasterses
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FOUND-—A pair of children's eye.
fosmmes. Owner can have same by
and paying for
this advertisement
Work Wanted
girl wants house-
work; I chlidren preferred
Phone 634, Bellefonte x12
WANTED--Work on a farm at ten-
ant. Prefer 5 stocked farm 10 work
Inquire of Clarence J. Bager. Biate
College, Pa., Route 1. Woodyerest
wv
Help Wanted
WANTED-Girl for housework. Rob.
ert Woodring, East Howard street.
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WANTED--Oood farm hand by th
Young man nprefersed. A
Phone
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WANTED Men to cut
ai 8600 a cord. Pay every week
Inquire of ££ S. Bennett, RB. D. 3,
Belisfonte, Pa xié
Daper
Miss
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Stickler house on |
FOR
suite
BALE--£ix piece dining room
Phone 3102, Bellefonte, Pa
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Sale or Exchange
FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE-—Several
] weked farms, on improved road
wl§y Term madhinery
Pood WOrk horses cows, hog
ital ——— ! ears, loose i
SALE~60 bushels of Irish Cob- mixed hay, ete. want beef and vy
$2.00 cwt M: An nt ny
' " “4 tp calle or nyu of
n, Pa Ed Haup
Inquire of
Centre Hall,
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FOR SALE--Clover seed
Wallace Iigen, R. D. 1,
Pa
FOR y ;
bier potatoes "
Live Stock
SAL} ow with
31 Zale
3 Sn B
MOR
tt M. Hoy
(Hecla Park)
Roy
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hay
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Pa . R
FOR A cow
pe .
FOR BALE~—Russett potatoes
N o%f ~~
$1.25 a bushel, Inquire of Claud Poll
J
Corl, R. D., Pa
Bellefonte
1400
.
calling 8% this office and identifying
wood |
FOR BALE ~— Used electric
machines, Inquire of Elec
ply Co. Bellefonte, Pa. Dial
FCI BALE — Clover seed
Laac G. Harpster, Pent
Pa Fhone Warriomns
is
i BALE Some lanoast
PD fn age pred corn
Yarnell, Bel
we 6372
lefon te
FOI: SALE~--Ursed Olen
© 6b rink Inquire of
Johusonbeugh, RH
Pa
fad
One
Canines
harness
M ro
of Harry
3
i
Cal BALE
work
on. Inquire
ot
Howard, RR. D
wae
MOR BALE Maple twin
Diele Ing
Whitecar Tressel,
Girewet, Bellefonte
FOR SALE-—Two 23-inch horse ool-
Inquire of Harmon
Beliefonie
Bird,
"a
POT. SALE-Delicious apg
: , BO oenis bushel!
POR clovergeed
$1450 and $1500 a bushel. Alsyke
81500. Bweet clover $7.20, Bargain
prices. Eimer C. Ross, lemont, Pa
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FOR SALE — 12
red clover scod
coming 5 Years
Pred Cori,
bushels
Alen
old, t
Beliefom
FOR SALE—A Kelvinator electric re- JO!
frigerasor, in good condition
A. Spearly, 401 W
ve, Biate College, Pa
In
Phone
: xi2
| FOR BALE--Studebaker coupe, run
25.000 miles; 2 new tires: in pood
Minning condition. Inquire of A. C
Heverly, 19 East High street, Belle-
fonte, Pa. G-1f
FOR SALE—Clover seed, cron of 1041
nicely cleaned, 814 bushel: with 3
per cent timothy, 813. CH. Camp-
Hell, Penna Purnace, Pa. Phone 377%
iege, Pa x12
FOR SALE—112 rats
Behl Red Saul
Hardware, Belief
§ —————————— ————
POR SALE.-8 or 12-can electric milk
cooler, 100-pound capacity or ma-
chine included. Good as new
P. Zimmerman, Bellefonte R
Nigh Bank). Dial 6374.
| POT. SALE — Screened Manchu soy
beans: Rogued Michigan
feed potatoes: corn by
Kyle Alexander, 131 W
Slate College. Phone 2752
D
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the bushel
Park Ave.
WANTED-—Men and women for sales
work In Bellefonte and State Coi-
lege. Not affected by priorities. Write
iD. C. Frye, Lock Haven, Pa. xlé
WANTED-—Man and wife, experienc
ed In farming % work on farm,
by the month; good wages for the
right man, DZ. Anglin,
ward, Pa x12
WANTED--A single or married man,
who can operate tractor, to work
cn farm. Inquire of W. R
Buffalo Run, Belisfonte,
Phone 0543
Wanted to Rent
RD 1
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WANTED-To rent or buy a small
farm of 26 acres or less, within 8
miles of Ballefonte, with elactticity
{Write Box 74, Fieming, Pa x
Wanted to Buy
| WANTED — To buy small
farm or
|, part of farm, 1 Ww 25 acres, within
i5 miles of Bellefonte. Dial Belle
{fonte 2005. 11-88
WANTED To buy eattle of ang
kind. Also trade or buy bulla. In-
Suite of Hubert Nell, Bellefonte R
. 2. Phone 6464, ar
WANTED-.Ts buy some old hortes
Also all kinds of livestock and
poultry. Albert N. McoCaleb, Logad-
ton, R. ¥. D. Phone 2622. xi8
—_
ANTED buy second band
shafting and babbit; best prices
paid. Inquire of Swartz Machine
Shop, Bellefonte, Pa. Phone an
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WANTED Antique furniture, bure
and china. High-
Cora M., Schmuck,
ab Bt, York, Pa. x17
Articles tor Sale
POR SALE few Jushel ot Jame.
grown - good. J. ©
Pine pant: Bo : x
19
FOR SALE--80 bushels of food pota-
foes, John T, , Julian, Pa.
RD (up Ra? Bd x12
Wood- |
Tressler, |
2 truck
POR BALE — B8hort slab
| Oreensvalley saw mill near
fant Bap. also at Hennigh's saw mill
| near tters Mills W. Houta
Lumbe* Co 2-1
FOR SALE--Chest of fine cabinet-
{ making tools. Complete sot of ex-
(ceptionally good tools, all In excel.
{lent condition. Mrs Ruth M. Eby
| Pleasant Gap, Pa. Phone 6304 x12
[POR SALE—Adding machines, cach
{ Tegioterd, York safes. Bold on the
‘enay payment plan. Liberal allow-
{ance for old machine. Write or phone
[to Palmer C. Blerly, Rebersburg, Pa
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IOI’. SALE — 1006 Chevrolet town
{ tedan; 1035 Chelwolet SHour-dnor
jredan: 1033 Chevrolet coach; 1032
| Chievralet coach: 19290 Chevrolet ton
(good. tires). Bleriy's Oarage,
| Rebersyurg, Pa x12
pon
| FOR SALB-Modal 52, 12-inch bot.
tom John Desre tractor plow, used
{very litle. Also one 7-A Oillver 12-
| inch bottom tractor plow. Price
jcheap. Raymond 8. Schrack, lLogan-
jton, R. D, 2 x12
|
| FOR BALE-Typewriters, adding mas
| Chines, cash registers, York safes.
| Sold on the easy payment plan. Lib.
eral allowance for your old machine.
Write or phone to Palmer C, Blerly,
Rebershurg, Pa. x12
I'CR BALE ~-5 neavy-duty, six-ply
tion; size One
heavy-duty Nash 8
motor, $25. , Smith, 215
Spruce street, Clearfield, Pa, 2
FOR SALE Firestone battery radio,
Wri ube, 8 roi, Wet bation inelud-
’ . Also a nigomery
Ward wick oil stove, used one year.
Inquire of Gerald , one mile
east of Hublersburg, . x12
Col- |
Roy |
wood at 1"
Piras- |
wed tires and tubes, good condi-
850x168. | Price |
FOR BALE
ire of C
one Zion
Three
M
PF 1913
FOR BALE-A good heavy bay hors
LO Ford or 1
Geo 4
POR BALE~¥Palr of roar
year als
>. Bid
FARMERS Penns Valley Sa
Centre Hall, Pa, holds =
Tuesday. Bring your Ii
poultry, you can expect
8 T. Relgel, owner,
FOR SalR
Two young
month Alnty
apoiied Poland
enough for
| Pa
elt
i. large
whell
mont
SALE Horse, { thre
ighing from 14560 to 1600 pounds
, Rood workers, built the way
ike them. Ali sorrels. Priced 10
R
CHOC
| sell,
Pa. F. D. Phone 8-R-186
x13
new. Not home on
Punk, Lamar, Pa
x13
, practically
33 R OG
~Team 4-year-old
around 3200
« quiet
team black 6-
weighing around
registered Per
8 and oolia
geld-
black
and good
B.C
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Poult ry
FAV
FOR BALE Two
| Lindenpmudlh, U
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3
FC
SALE -100 Barred Rock | .
8 =
weeks old. Bred from
Russet |
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prices on White Leg
New Hampehire Reds, and Bare
| red Rocks, Prices start
100: breeders blood
glusratlies on sexed
Se fier. MeAlisterville,
FOR SALE-Baby chicks, and
ed chicks. See the healthy
varieties you select from our
tented;
chicks
Pa
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“tart.
Hvely
tric batteries, without payine faney |
i ied
of Madisonbure
nricas, We could not furnish any
finer pedigreed quality at any cont
Visit our poultry department, or
write: Losch Supply Company
rey Shore, Pa
iD
POR SBALE--Cocker spaniel, § montn
old, broke on birds and rabbis
; T. K. Larkin, Port Matilda, Pa. x12
| —————— ————————
| POR BALE — Beagle puppies and
| ‘lork Beat of breeding
Reasonable. John W. Decker, Spring
Mills, Pa x12
FOR SALE--An Irich setter bird doe,
11; vears old, broke, Also a corn
crib, rat proof, size 200 bBushels, Ine
oulre of Harry Kessinger, Woodward
Par x14
x18
0gs, Pets, Etc.
staried
FOR SALE -— Eight-room hotse, 6
acres of ground, barn and other
buildings, fruit; Jocated near Zion
| Phone 26-R-5, Zion. x13
{ FOR SALE-Building lots corner of
| Adams Ave
{Btate College, Pa.
L. Behers, 522 N
4364, State College
FOR SALE--10-room house, or will
rent S-room first floor apartment,
Bath, garage, garden, all convene
fences, Possession at once. Mrs Ella
Cartwright, Milesburg, Pa. x14
xis
Cu
Phone 3 State
BURIAL VAULTS-Be sure it is a
Dunlap concrete burial vault when
must choose one. Made by Dun-
Brothers for the past went
years and woud direct 10 you for #40.
livered anywhere in Centre Coun-
b. Telephone Bellefonte 508, un
FOR SALE-Fatm lime at ce fare
Witia an Mord 30 Pov; uire of
. D. 2. Phone
C, M. , Howard
Zion 1013 (Nittany). 2-1
2766,
ENORAVED--Name cards, weddl
invitations and probe Mbps |
ete, can be fur-
nished by us ai re Ces.
We have ob disblay all kinds of en-
ise« lon farm. City water in
t orchard.
POR SALE — 80-acre farm. located
between Bigler and Wallaceton.
Priced at 3850, $200
FOR SALE OR RENT-Modern five.
mom house; two enclosed porches,
bath, furnace, hirdwood floors,
garage. etc. New two years ago. Sells
ing price, $3200, WII finance #3000
on mortgage, Rental $25 monthly
Inouire of Mm. Ray
C. Noil, Pleas
ant Gap, Pa. Phone Bellefonte gr)
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of Anna M
x13
acres and |
|
Harry Pisher, Warriors Mark, |
at $1.95 per | == LEA
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Real Estate - For Sale|’
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and N. Allen street, |
Inquire of David |
Allen street, or dial |
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Inquire of M. Fauble,
Bellefonte, Pa 7-1
FOR BALE--Small house, with ele
tricity and electric water system,
three-fourths acre land, Inquire of
Ray P. Decker, Centre Hall, Pa. x12 |
FOR RENT --120-acre form,
west of Pennsylvania
equipped for
E. Grazier,
Pa
two mile,
Furnace,
barn
Write HR
Juniata
Second
xi2
402
POR BALE~-A farm In Taylor town-
ship, on route 220. Nine-room brick
house, barn and other outbulid
consisting of 86 acre 0 sett
re of Mr Helen
Matilda, Pa
eaLue Inquil
»
Urban, |
POR BAI
wrahu
~House and lo
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For Sale or Rent
POR :
ALE OR RENT] A house
ha
"Bo
Business Op
SATS Hr f
Lemont, Pa. Gi
portunity
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hie Phone 745 Belle
1's
Apartments tor Kent
FOR
Rooms For Rent
Paward 8pi
Belirfonie
FOR RENT
Cer
POR RENT Three
second foor; heat
Mrs, Flizabeth Hace
street, Bellefonte, Pa
POR RENT--8tore rom
Bush yulld
pied by I
Immediate 8b CY Inquir of
Belieionte Trust Co. Bellelonie Bf
FOR RENT--8toreroom located
Thal dbullding West High street
formerly occupied
Blove and Furnace
April 1. Inquire of
Co. Bellefonte, Pa
in
03 Kalamazoo
Co. Orccupancs
Bellefonte
hs x ed
i
Houses tor Rent
ras EU
Komiatte
-t
or
awe.ling aii
Rent 835 a
i ance Rr
541
FCR RENT -PFive-room
modern convenience
RA
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POR RENT—Front hall
Le
recently
modern
corner
Ie
conver i ¥
of Snoring and Bishop sis
Belicfonie 2015
POR RENT Desirable country home
Electricity, running water Loca
n Brivhvalley, one mile west
E. 1. Peltenberger
Spring Milla, Pa. Phone 9-R-13. x12
FOR RENT
conveniences,
I treet
A
re
rruerite Lambert
FOR RENT -— Five-room house
conveniences: modern. newly
orated and painted. Avallable
1. located Bast Church street
block. Centre Hall, Pa. laure
kie Contre Hall Hotel
Loan Wanted
WARTED «Toa horrow 82000 for 2
Years; first mortgage Property
for 840 per month. Write H
, 1614 3nd Ave. Altoona, Pa. x13 |
Miscellaneous
DEAD SBTOCK-—Removed promptly |
B. M. Keller, Millhelm, Pa. Phone |
75-R-2. Reverse charges. 1-14 |
ATTENTION, MOTORISTS --Am go- |
0 Harrisburg, Wednesday, |
25, for auto license plates,
Leave application forms, funds, at
County Chevrolet Gamage. Bellefonte |
Fee, 50 conte. James J. Leitzell. x12
FUR STORAOE--Our vault is now |
Open every evening from 68 to 8 to!
receive pomis for storage. All coats |
fully Insured. We will call for your!
coat. Phone 2028. . C Witmer
Store, 23 W. High street, Beliefonte
a. x14
all
dec.
April
Hotel
Run-
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STOCK Removed promptly.
a al my expenae, phong
nite, Lloyd L Smith,
1+
Repairs
furniture,
covers made
Upholsteri
lamb Bt. Phone 362-R.,
Pa 1-12
REPATILRD -
(77) kings
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Tham peor
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MNTFTTURRE
all of
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ACHINE WORK -
knives sharpens
Floor Show
EVERY NIGHT
ne. RT ge
Harry's Tavern
8S. Spring St Bellefonte, Pa
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RETR HINER RR Dy
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-fillad ears that
command higher prices. Benes
fit from this experience and
join the BIG CROP farmers
for a larger, finer-quality har.
vest vield
ARMOUR’S
BIG CROP
FERTILIZERS
W. E. HOMAN
OAK HALL STATION,
Centre County, Pa.
Nice Line of Pottery
Which is suitable for all kinds of
Flowers and Plants.
Woodring's Floral Gardens
127 Fast Howard St
Bellefonte, Penna.