April 2, 1942,
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Page Five
LOCALS
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—
Allen McClellan of Upper Darby,
gyent the weekend in Bellefonte as
a guest of Mrs. Harry Folmar, of
East Howard street.
Buy now and save
preparing your meals on the new
1942 General Electric Range. See
them at the Electric Supply Com-
pany, Bellefonte, Pa :
Mrs. Anna Whippo moved Tues-
day from the Bernard Kane house
on South Allegheny street to the
eastern side of the Doll double
house on West Logan street
Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Shaugh-
nessy, of Philadelphia, were weekend
guests of Mr. Saughnessy’s mother,
Mrs. Mary Shaughnessy and family,
at their home on East Howard street
Miss Mary Catherine Walker, a
student at the West Chester State
Teachers’ College, arrived in Belle-
fonte vesterday to spend the Easter
vacation with her parents, Judge
Ivan Walker and Mrs. Walker at the
family home on East Linn street
Miss Virginia Bertram arrived in
Bellefonte Tuesday from Pittsburgh
and is spending a two weeks’ vaca-
tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Bertram. She will return to
Pittsburgh and resume her duties
as a senior nurse at the Allegheny
General Hospital
Miss Geraldine Noonan, of East
Bishop street, emploved in the First
National Bank, on Saturday was ad-
mitted to the Willlamsport Hospital
where on Sunday she underwent an
operation for appendicitis, Accord-
ing to latest reports from the insti-
tution her condition is excellent
-Pvt. Roy Wilkinson, Jr. with
the U. S. Army at Fort Bragg, N. C,,
arrived in Bellefonte Sunday for a
week's visit with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Roy Wilkinson and family
at their home on North Spring street.
Before his enlistment in the army
Wilkinson was a law partner of John
G. Love, Bellefonte attorney.
Two Bellefonte veterans depar-
ted this week for the Veterans’ hos-
pital at Aspinwall to undergo obser-
vation and treatment. John Steele,
of Pine street, departed for the in-
stitution Tuesday, and vesterday
George “Duke” Howard went to the
hospital. Tliere are now five Belle-
fonte veterans under treatment at
that institution.
—William Jenkins returned this
week to his duties in the Public As-
sistance offices, Penn Belle Hotel
building, after having been off duty
for two months because of illness
He and Mrs. Jenkins expect to move
this week from Jenkins family
apartment
vitamins by
the
in Petrikin Hall, to
recently completed apartment at the
rear of the former R. C. Witmer
electric store on West High street
Larry Jr. six-months-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jus-
tice, of West Logan street, who on
Friday was admitted to the Centre
ounty Hospital for treatment of a
combination of asthma, a severe cold
and an ear infection. y
reported to be much Improved and
is expected to be able to return home
in the near future. For several days
his condition was regarded as being
quite
the
Justice,
serious
from out of town
Friday for the fun-
s K. Barnhart, of West
were: Dr. W. 8. Camp-
bell, Miss Cora Campbell, of New
Florence: Mr. and Mrs. George Orris
and Richard Orris, of Bellwood: Mr.
end Mrs. James Campbell, of Ty-
rone. Mrs. Madge Baird and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Baird, of Lewistown: Mr
and Mrs. Gilbert Hurd, Paul Hurd
and George C. Harvey, Lock Haven;
and James B. Kiefer, Aliquippa.
corrected our mailing list
this past weekend and all subscrip-
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will be appreciated.
Mrs. Albert E. Blackburn and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Blackburn,
uf Philadelphie, arrived in Bellefonte
Sunday and remained here until
uesday. During their stay they
weresguests at the Brockerhoff Hotel.
On their way to Bellefonte they ran
into the record snowstorm, but ex-
perienced no great difficulty until
they neared the top of the Centre
Hall mountain. There they met a
traffic jam and found it necessary
to back most of the way down the
mountain and finally continued to
Bellefonte by way of State College.
—Relatives here over the weekend
to attend the burial service in Un-
fon cemetery of the late William
J. 8. Cowdrick, of Niagara Falls,
N. Y., included the widow, Mrs. Jos-
ephine Cowdrick; son, John W.
Cowdrick; daughter and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Carlin: brother
of the deceased and wife, Mr. and
who were here
eral of Jan
Linn stree
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Mrs, C. Edward Cowdrick, and Mrs. |
Morris Otto, all of Niagara Falls
Mrs. Josephine Cowdrick, sister of
Mrs. George Ingram, East Lamb
street, was a guest in the Ingram
home, as were also Mr. and Mrs,
Carlin and John Cowdrick. Due to
the heavy snowfall on Sunday, the
visitors, who motored here. were
compelled to remain until Tuesday
before venturing home.
—Congratulations to Daniel W,
Showalter, retired postal employe of
East Lamb street, who observed his
70th birthday anniversary on Thurs-
day of last week School teaching
and farming occupied the early part
of Mr. Showalter's busy life, until
he entered the government service
as parcel post carrier at the Belle.
| gineering school at Penn State Col-
fonte office, Later, upon the retire.
ment of the late E, E. Ardery, he be-
terday was |
| Mrs.
Visit Harry's Tavern, Bellefonte's
finest amusement place.
Mrs, Nellle M. Love, of East
Linn street, is reported to be re-
covering nicely from a severe cold
which had kept her confined to bed
most of last week
Mrs. James Uzzell and daughter-
in-law, Mrs James G. Uzzell and the
latter's young son, Robert, all of
Snow Shoe, were business visitors in
Bellefonte, on Tuesday
You do not need any more razor
blades. A multihead shaver does the
work In 90 seconds. Liberal allow-
ance for old shaver at the Electric
Supply Company, Bellefonte .
Miss Henrietta Quigley, of New
York City, is here for a visit until
after Easter with her brother and
{ sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M
Quirley and family, of East Curtin
street
The Young Women's Guild of
the Presbyterian church will hold
a covered dish supper in the Chapel,
Monday evening, April 6th, at 6:30
o'clock. All members are urged to
be present
Richard Valentine, a student at
Haverford College, arrived in Belle-
fonte during the weekend to spend
the Easter vacation with his mother,
Mrs. Deborah Valentine, of North
Allegheny street
The Prederick Warner family
moved Friday from one of the James
C. Furst apartments on East Linn
street, into the Kelley house on the
same street recently vacated by the
Morris Levine family
Mr. and Mrs. 8 Claude Herr,
who have been spending the winter
in an apartment in the Brachbill
home on South Spring street, are
making arrangements to return to
their home in Hecla Park for the
summer
-Mr. and Mrs. Willlam W. Sieg
and children. Ann and Billy, Friday
returned to the family home on East
Linn street from St. Petersburg,
Florida, where they had been guests
of Mr. Sleg's father, W. P. Sieg, of
Bellefonte, at his winter home in
that city
Mary Hackett, member of the
fourth grade of the Spring Street
School was awarded a prize offered
|by the Belefonte Parent-Teachers
Association for obtaining the largest
number of memberships to that or-
ganization. Children in the grades
of all Bellefonte schools competed
for the prize
A. L. McGinley, well known lo-
cal business man, who had been a
surgical patient at the Centre Coun-
ty Hospital for the past several
weeks, is reported to be recuperating
rapidly and returned to his home on
South Thomas street yesterday. His
daughter, Mrs. Carl Berberick, of
Chevy Chase, Md, arrived in Belle-
fonte last Thursday for a weeks vis-
it with her parents
Edward Nelson, emploved by the
Ca sting Corporation In Chester, re-
turned to his duties there Monday
after having spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prank
Nelson and family at their home on
East Lamb street. “Eddie” is eligible
for service under Selective Service
scheduled for induction soon
he is granted a deferment be-
and
unless
cause of the nature of his employ-
ment in a defense industry,
| Robert C. Chisholm, of Port
Garland, Colorado, who until re-
cently had been a resident of Pleas-
ant Gap, during the weekend suc-
pestully passed U.S Army flight
ts Victory Field, Vernon, Texas,
ni hg now qualified as an instructor
in the U. 8. Army Cadets, crack
branch of the air force. Monday of
this week he was assigned his first
duties as an instructor at Victory
Field. Chisholm spent four years
in this locality, amassing his reauired
flying time at the Bellefonte Muni-
cipal airport, where he also served
as flight and ground school instruc-
tor. During “that time he made his
home with Henry Noll, of Pleasant
Gap. operator of the local airport.
He is quite well known in Bellefonte
and vicinity
In the second “Buy-a-Bomber”
card party sponsored by the Belle-
fonte American Legion Auxiliary,
last Thursday afternoon at the Le-
zion home, a total of $27 was realized
for the fund. The proceeds, togeth-
er with $26 35 realized from an ear-
{ Her party, will be sent to the “Buy-
a-Bomber” fund in Philadelphia,
Prizes were awarded to the following
players: Mrs. W. E. Crossley, Mrs.
Wallace J. Ward, Mrs. Hassel Lose,
Joseph Abt. Mrs. Harvey P.
Schaeffer, Mrs. Nelle Decker, Mrs.
Arthur C. Hewitt, all of Bellefonte,
and Mrs. Harris Holmes, of State
| College, all bridge prizes: and Mrs.
Roy Leisure. Mrs. Donald Leamer,
both
8 | of
tspending the winter
See the Saturday matinee floor
show at Harry's Tavern.
Mr. and Mrs, Foster Breon, dau-
ghter Isabelle and son Donald, of
Spring Mills, were callers at our of-
fice Saturday, while In town on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Gardner
State College, who have been
at St. Peters-
burg, Florida, left Florida April 1,
on their journey homeward.
Mrs. Anna Miller, of Bouin
Soring street, suffered slight cuts
about the face and broke her glasses
in a fall while walking on North
Allegheny street last Thursday night
Mrs. Roy Wilkinson and son,
Jack, and Miss Marion Basinger, aii
of Bellefonte, snent last Wednesday
(attending the Gift Show at the Ben-
Swartz, State College; Mrs. Esther |
Pletcher, Howard, and Mrs, M. E.
Donovan, of Peru, prizes in “500.”
Mrs. D. W. Keller and Mrs. Myrtle
Fluke, of Bellefonte, received door |
prizes,
by Bellefonte merchants.
--At a ceremony to take place at
8 o'clock Sunday morning in the
The prizes were contributed | or vr and Mrs. Clarence J. Zeigler,
jof East Curtin street, will become |
Bellefonte United Brethren church, |
Miss Charlotte Heim, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Heim, of South
Penn street,
the bride of Giles Paulins Burtner,
of Rochester, N. Y., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Forest Burtner, of Butler. The
Rev. G. E. Householder, pastor of the
Bellefonte, will become |
honor will be Miss Dorothy Showers, |
of Pleasant Gap. Miss Heim is a |
graduate of the Bellefonte High
Bchool and the Altoona School of
Commerce in the class of 1034, and
for the past seven years has been em-
ploved in the offices of the Titan
Metal Company here. Mr. Burtner
is a graduate of the mechanical en-
lege and is now employed by the
came city carrier of that route and
continued in active service until his
retirement about seven years ago. |
Mr. Showalter has an unblemished
record of 16 years and 3 months em- |
plovment with the Bellefonte postal
service. He is a member of the
Methodist church and one of Belle
fonte's substantia] citizens,
will be held at the Markland Hotel,
and later in the day Mr. and Mrs.
Burtner will depart for a wedding
trip through Ohio. Upon their re-
turn they will go to housekeeping in
Rochester.
famin Franklin Hotel in Philadel-
phia
Mrs Bertha Taylor of East Linn
street, spent last week In Washing-
ton, D. C, with her son, Philip ana
his family, and her daughter, Mi
Margaret, who Is employed in that
city
Mr. and Mrs. Willlam
moved last Wednesday from
First National apartments,
Allegheny street, to the Stickler
house on East Bishop street, vacated
some time ago by the Tierney family
Mrs, Charles Brachbill, of Belle-
fonte, who for some time has been
living In Philadelphia, arrived home
Saturday for a week's visit before re-
turning to Philadelphia, where she
has been undergoing medical treat-
ment
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
and daughter, Dolores,
Thursday from the
Logan street owned by Mr
ert’s mother, to one of the Barnes
houses on East Lamb street which
Mr. Lambert recently purchased
After a ten days
his brother-in-law and
and Mrs, Clark Car:
on East Bishop street, and with other
relatives In and around Bellefonte
Willlam Royer last Wednesday re-
turned to his home in Niagara Falls,
N.Y
Mr. and Mrs
and Mr. and Mrs
daughter, Marietta
fonte area, were called to Alliance,
Ohio, during the weekend because
of the death of Mrs. Sally Twithart
the former Sally Shivery, at
time a
Fisher
the
North
Lambert
moved last
on East
Lamb-
house
vacation witl
sister, mr
and family
on
Andrew Shivery
Mack Shay and
all of the Belle-
one
resident of Bellefonte
-Miss Helen Weaver, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Weaver,
Bellefonte R. D., who has been em-
ployed by the Edwards Lakes to Sea
Bus Line Company in Williamsport
for the past seven years, has accepted
a position in the F. B. I. department
in Philadelphia. Miss Weaver leit
for Philadelphia last week
100 Boden,
employed as
factory inspec
the weekend
for moving his family
goods to Cleveland, Ohio, about the
middle of April Mr. Boden's new
work requires him to be on the road
much of the time in the area from
Cleveland to New Mexico
William H. Rumberger, son of
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Rumberger, of
East Bishop street, assistant chem-
ist in the Titan Metal Company lab-
oratories, recently a laboratory
sugge tio on made by him published in
the Chemist Analyst, published
the J. T Baker Chemical Company
of Philipsburg, N. J. Mr. Rumberger
suggested an apparatus for the ido.
metric determination of tin
of
Pvt. George A. Melson, son of
Mrs. Florence Eminhizer, of Woody -
crest, has reported for a special
course of instruction in the wheelad
vehicle department of the Armored
Force School at Ft. Knox, Kentucky,
“college” of that mechanized blitz
branch of the Army. He was a mem-
ber of the twentv-fourth Eng. Bri.
Pine Camp, N. J. Private Melson
has been in the service fourteen
months,
of
since early
A gover:
tor, was
make
this year
iment alrplane
home during
preparations
and ho seh Te} ad
to
Bb ad
Francis H. Smith, Jr, two-year-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Prancis H
Smith, of Rockview, suffered a lac-
eration on the right side of the nose
Friday afternoon when he fell from
a chair at his parental home. In
falling the boy's face struck the edge
of a coal bucket He was brought
to the Centre County Hospital dis-
pensary where three stitches were
required to close the wound. Late
reports from the home are that he
is recovering nicely
Miss Mary Fleming, daughter of
former Judge M. Ward Fleming and
Mrs. Fleming, of East Linn street,
will leave Friday for New York City,
where she will spend the Easter sea-
son with a former school friend. a
Miss Raoul. After the holiday Miss
Fleming will go to Charleston. 8. CO.
for a brief visit with a cousin who ig
in the army before continuing south
to Miami, Florida, for a two weeks’
vacation. Miss Fleming is employed
in the Extension Department at Penn
| State College and has permitted her
Aisile, Mis. Donald, outer vacation time to accumulate for sev-
eral vears. Her sister. Miss Winifred
Fleming. a student at Temple Uni.
i versity, Florida, arrived in Bellefonte
Saturday to spend the Easter vaca-
tion at her parental home.
Miss Betty A. Zeigler, daughter
the bride of Samuel H. Bricker, son
lof Mrs. J. M. Bricker, of Reynolds |
avenue, al a ceremony to be held in |
| the Bellefonte Methodist church at |
6:30 o'clock this Thursday evening,
| Works at Eddystone. James was one |
—Cireat floor shows at Harry's | 7
Bellefonte
Russell Rider, employee of the
Bellefonte Postoffice, was off duty
most of last week because of a se-
vere attack of the grippe
~Mr, and Mrs. Osborne T, Lamb-
ert, of Wilson street, spent the week
end at the Green Gables, Lewistown,
attending get-together of repre
centatives the Investors’ Syndi-
cate
Tavern,
i
of
who resides
in the Bellefonte area
the wallet he lost In
town early this week by getting in
touch with Willlam W. Hampton of
South Spring street
Improve your work with
vision. Free yourself from
ance of evestrain have yourself
fitted with glasses Dr, Howard F
Bauer, optometrist, W. E. Crossley
Jewelry Store, Bellefonte, Pa .
Mrs. James Clark, who for some
time has been living at the George
A, Miller residence on North Spring
street, Bellefonte, Monday, moved
to Beech Creek where she is
her home with her sister-in-law
Mrs. J. V. Clark
Peter Mendis
fractured shoulder March 14 whe:
he was struck by a car front
the Bellefonte Trust Company bulld-
ing, Is be recovering
steadily
at hotel
Tanney, East
Mr
Altoona
spent the
sins, Mr. and Mn:
i Mr. and Mrs
Pittsburgh
sided
and
Mr
Amos Lehman,
somewhere
may recover
better
annoy -
vvia de Avy or
making
who suffered a
in of
reported to
his room
Hig
and Mrs W
formerly
end
at the
h street
M
f
Ol
Stover, of
Bellefonte
their cou-
Luther Franci
Walter Swarmer
who also at one time
in Bellefonte. Mr. Swarmer
Mrs. Francis children of
and Mrs. W. M. SBwarmer
Chief of Police Harry Dukeman
and Mrs. Dukeman, who for the past
18 years have occupied one side of a
double house on South Water street
near the C. & H. grocery
moving this week
H. Poorman house
the same street wi
cated by
wit}
witli
week
an
¢
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re
are
store, are
of the 8
rthier north on
into one
John c onaghan
apartment returned
the Br let fon
this week after a
in Jacksonville
Florida Dur:
duties
passensg station
month's vacation
and St. Petersburg,
1 his absence his du-
ties al the station were in charge
of Ben Beezer, who was transferred
from the {rels office for
being
Burgess Hardman
tt
his
el
to
at '
a d
phy
tht
P. Harris
bearing
pers
streets
vesterday
plates will
to be parked on
borough Police
given instructions t
bearing 1942 tags towed to a
garage, and owners will be charged
with the expense of towing, the Bur.
gess 8
Mr. and
Vashington
John Wilkinson a
na Ruth, of Nia
to Bellef( nte, Friday for a weekend
vixit with Mr and Mrs. 8. N. Ray,
of AxeMann. Because of the heavy
snow they were unable to return
home Sunday planned. and re-
mained atl the Ray residence until
Tuesday
Perhaps some of you have won-
dered just how heavy Sunday's snow
fall was pounds. A iv Ridge
resident who operates a truck scales
found out himself. After Sun-
day's wd ceased he
the scale found more
inches of snow on the
form, which measures about 12 bs
20 feet in size. Stepping in
scale house he weighed the snow on
the platform, and was amazed when
he read the results 1500 pounds!
With no thought of
youngsters’ fun we feel it worth
while to mention here that the in-
discriminate throwing of snowballs
by youngsters and some grownups
is quite a dangerous past-time. Snow
balling is fun, if you're watching the
person who is throwing them and
are able to sidestep the missles. But
when you're not expecting them,
snowballs are dangerous weapons
A blow on the neck, in the face, or
about the eyes can cause serious re-
sults
The following Bellefonte resi-
dents last week attended an open
house meeting of the new Masonic
Temple in State Coliege: Mr. and
Mrs. W. Harrison Walker, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Barraclough, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Wolfe, Judge and Mr:
Ivan Walker, Dr. and Mrs. R. L
Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Earl K. Stock.
Mr. and Mrs. Niles Davis, Sheriff
Edward R Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Leamer, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Miller. Louis Miller, and Mr. and
Mrs. 8. R. Robinson
nounced
1941
mitted
of the
mt cars
license not be
the
been
not
have
0 have cars
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Mr
Pa
Russell E
and Mr
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storm 1}
s and
fred
20
vis
than
scale plat.
side the
spoiling
~James P, Curtin, son of Mrs. J. |
Laird Curtin, of Curtin. has finished |
his work experience training pro-
gram at Williamsport Resident Cen-
ter of the National Youth Adminis-
tration at Williamsport. Immedi-
ately upon completion of his work at
Williamsport he secured a fine posi- |
tion with the Baldwin Locomotive
of 120 boys enrolled at the NYA Cen-
{ter in Williamsport. They are com-
| fortably accomodated adjacent to the |
borough of Williamsport, and secure |
their work experience in the excel- |
lently equipped shops of the William -
sport Technical Institute.
One of Bellefonle's foremost |
“war families” is that of Joseph
! Spritzer, who has four sons in the
with the pastor, the Rev, Harry ©. U. 8. Armed Porces. John Spritzer,
| Stenger, Jr. officiating. The maid entered the anti-aircraft division of
{of honor will be Miss Betty Zeigler | the Coast Guard a year ago and for
tof Williamsport, former resident of |
. Bellefonte, while the bridegroom's |
{church will officiate. The maid of |
some time has been stationed in the
Hawailan Islands. His outfit was
brother-in-law, Hal Poust, of Wil- | under fire by the Japs during the
lamsport, will be best man.
Im- | Pearl Harbor attack on December 7.
mediately after the ceremony the Steve Spritzer is
in the medical
couple will depart for a brief wed- | corps and is now stationed at the
Bellefonte will go to houskeeping in|
an apartment at the home of Mr.
{ding trip and upon their return to|Ft. Meade Hospital. Thomas Sprit-
ger, for the past nine years employ-
ed as a clerk at the Penn Belle Ho-
Bricker's mother on Reynolds ave- | tel, leaves this afternoon for Pitts-
nue. Miss Zeigler
was graduated | burgh to report for duty in the U. 8.
from the Bellefonte High School, | Naval Reserves, and the only re-
class of 1938, and for some time has maining son in the family, Joseph
been employed in the offices of the | Spritzer, is scheduled to report to
Centre County Thrift Corporation | Baltimore, Md. tomorrow morning
here. Mr. Bricker, a graduate of the | for duty in the U. 8. Coast Guard.
Bellefonte High School and of Penn |
State College, has been employed
i
None of the four boys is married.
Joseph Spritzer, head of the family,
for the past six years by the Ameri- came to the United States from
can Lime and Stone Company. Both | Yugoslavia in 1809 and has resided
members of the young couple are in Bellefonte most of the time since
well known and are held in high re- then. Mrs. Spritzer died here in
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gard throughout this area.
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salety
BIDS WwW. WANTED—¥From reliable barn
builders only. for dismantling old
barn and rebuilding at new location
Whiterock Quarries, Bellefonte. Pa
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Articles tor Sale
POR SALE-Alfalfa hay
ronte 06340.
FOR SALE-Two cook stoves
two oll stoves, at the Electric
ply Co, Bellefonte, Pa.
FOR SALE--A 1037 Dodge pick-up
with 5 pood tires, Inquire of John
Matis. R. D. 1, Port Matilda, Pa. x15
Phone Belle
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| FOR SALE - 12x30400t silo: 6<ton |
1 Katad- |
FOR BALE--Clover ted, nS ooking po- |
tatoes and Roy F
Zimmerman,
Phone 6374, x15
FOR SALE—Choice baled alfalfa and
mixed hay, straw, corn ears, etic
Any quantity. Call Haupt's Place,
Bellefonte, Pa. x18
FOR SALE-—A water motor washing
machine; also 2 hand wringers. In.
quire of Mabel Detiling, Bush Addi
aion, Bellefonte, Pa. x14
seed
Perieonte. R.
Second street, a x18
FOR SBALE-.For quick [ hy-
draulic dump bed, new,
only 2 or 3 months. All steel. See |
Mrs. Wm, Litten, Graham Station.
Pa. 2 milep from Phllipsburg.
sale.
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setts No 81 40 bushel
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State College, Pa
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FOR BALE--New
skin blight resis
boiatoes, 1 vyoar
fied; also Red Bliss, 5 1
consin certified price
100 pounds, Inquire of H R
berger, New Enterprise, Pu
pit scales. 30 bushels No
in potatoes, $1.10 bushel. 10 bushels
No. 2 Katadhin potatoes, 685c bush-
el. 15 tons mixed hay: one wagon
4-inch tires. Harry BR. Wolfe, R. D
Centre Hall, Pa. Phone 175-R-31
134
BURIAL VAULTS-—Be sure it is
Duniap concrete burial vault wher
you must choose one. Made by Dun-
iap Brothers for the past
livered anywhere in Centre Coun
ty. Telephone Bellefonte 508, 242
or 2765 t
ENORAVED-—~Name
invitations and announcements
personal stationery ete. can be fur
nlshed by us at reasonable vrioes
We have on display all kinds of en-
graved work. Call at our office anc
nspect our line before ordering else
Bellefonte
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FOR SALE - ‘Massey-Harris manure
spreader; 3 Superfor grain drills,
Px7, a tractor disk, 28 disks: 1 Ol-
ver row crop tractor, 18-28: 1 Ford-
eon tractor. All the above have been
reconditioned and in A«l condition
I Suverior drill, 9x7. fertilizer atl-
tachment no good; rain feed all
right. Right price. W. Behrer,
Penna Purnace, Pa. x14
FOR SALE — Beed potatoes. Mist
year from certification. Michigan
Russets high yielding strain, Num-
ber two size seed. Call at farm, one
mile south of Reed's Service Stas
tion on route 322, west of State Col-
lege. Phone State College 3758, Ray
McGhee, Golden &~%et Parms, Port
Matilda. Pa. R.D. Price 80c per bush-
Bring sacks. ply limited. x14
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Jeats and sold direct to you for 840 |
| FOR SALE—10-r00m
FOR BALE
Cireensvalley
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Lumber (
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Mills
Sale or Exchange
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Live STock
Dogs, Pets, Etc.
3 Irich
broke
200 du
setter bird dog
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Two male
Near a year d th:
ue ribbon stock. Also 12 11
2 oorner posts B
ever used: will sell al
E. Lucas, Moshannon
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Real Estate For Sale i
FOR SALE A small farm in Bog 5
owns! HE 1 goOti hot
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ter. Write H. D. C
care of Centre
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Two located at
2 miles of Belle-
w and water in bot!
Inquire of G, C. Lannen
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houses
west
house. or will
rent H-room Let floor aparimen
Fath. garage aarden all conven-
ences. Possession at once. Mrs Kila
Cartwright Mile sburg Pa. x14
Rooms For Rent
0 Rn RENT a A desirable room In
residential section; controled heat,
desk and Simmons bed. Phone Belle
“onte 2373 x14
POR RENT - « Two furnished roots
for light housekeepans Innuire of
Mrs. Roxanna Smith, 113 Eust Logan
treed. Bellefonte, Pa 134
POR | RENT—A “desirable store room.
centrally located. Inquire at le-
vine's Store. Bellefonte, or Jacob
Friedman, Clarence, Pa. peur
Houses tor Rent
"OR RENT A %-room house all
conveniences; located on South
ring street, Bellefonte. Rent 880
marie of John 8. Lambert, Jr. or
‘farguerite Lambert, Bellefonte, Pa
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Easter bake
Widmann & Tesh
kerhoff Hotel dbulld-
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will be on sale
Women's Society of
» Sprucetown
& roast chick
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Potters
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The Hub) ersburg Cem
n. Inc. wili hold its
ling on Monday, April 18,
8 p.m, in the Community
rei for the election
the transaction
the asso-
Or represen
urged to be
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taxpayers of Hus-
ii taxes must be paid
i942. All unpaid real
be Teturned to the
ommissic mers on May 1,
all unpaid personal tax
" prior years, will be
Bey over 0 a depuly collector on
May 1. 1842, or as soon thereafter as
1 Fr be possible $0 drepare list.
Beatri ce Andrews, tax collecior, Jul.
Pa x15
NOTICE-—To the taxpavers of Per
son Township: Those of you who
not as yel paid your real estate
, please be advised that on Feb
1942, 5 per vent will be added on
oulstanding real estate lax. ane
taxes must be pald by May 1,
Al 1 unpaid real estate tax will
med to the County Commis
“on May 1, 1942. Also all une
2 personal tax for 1041, and
prior years, will be turned over to .
deputy collector on May 1. 1842, or
Bi thereafter as it may be pos
sible to prepare list. Please avold
unnecessary costs and embarrass
ment by paying your personal taxes
on or before above dale. Your obed-
fent =ervant, A. W. Tressler, Tax
Collector, Penna. Purnace, Pa. xi»
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Harry's Tavern
S. Spring SL. Bellefonte, Pa.