its monthly the past week janitor at his Alt George Margot ¢ matism in her mi-erable t May 28, 1942. —— - THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELI.LEFONTE, PA. Page Seven PLEASANT GAP will have ner evening in first The Ladies’ Bible meeting M. E. church Martin Keller has been ill for the His wife has been acting the house during class this and Aaron Mulberger took thelr examination: for the army at State College last Thursday The Harold Shirks sutawney Tuesday funeral ¢f Mr. Shirk turned home Friday Ms Martin Swank of M.s Evan Sunday guests of the yisited at thie gel, Si f af w Markie: drove to Punx- attend the aunt and re to school absence Mi Evans of Akron, Ohi Harvey Markle home [4 $11 list week. She and Mrs. John Hockenberry hag been the had Sunday dm with nfined to her home dve to rheu friend at Hubl rsbur then hip drov 4 lersville t of the and ona, were wer and here they John Strunk has been quite with neuritis in her arm { with rel: Mrs M ‘ | Vi Fred Lutz has been ill and unable ‘urs d work for the past thres Mrs Noll home Nee. 4 spent Monday 1t M Henry Front row Paul Back Lillian Day The Baceal Commencement Pifer's Banjo Band of row Doris ureate Welfare Drive Totals $13,000 Mr been quite ] PICS J TI MAMAL JE HO RE NRRNCR ROININORRONEO NG, EEC J CT I IO HE $a Badly Injured Youth ath te ROSES CARNATIONS, Etc. Bedding and Flowering Plants of Many Varieties Pots of Mixed Flowering Plants Baskets of Cut Flowers FILLED FOR THE CEMETERY Just leave your basket the day before and it will be ready for you when you call Memorial Day morning Largest Variety of Potted and Cut Flowers in Centre County. WOODRING’S FLORAL GARDENS 127 E. Howard St. Phone 64 BLE 8 at LL Tg HF Bellefonte, Penna. Caer Bolupue Nermon Sellefante { “ HELTITTT Eg TTT HT TE 4 SHITE ad FETT ed HE Ea HE » Ba a 4 3 a A INES | coal; William Donovan Dietz Jeanne Kenneth Margaret Beaty Mr ening delivered by Rey held day ey immencement will be will Tue addre Packer Rog June s will be Richard ancis Smith Mr prin Mary ipal, Le rralne spangler rs in the Church of Christ onl K o'clock, in the given Dr. Patterson of Lock PINE GROVE MILLS BOARD NO. 2 ISSUES MANY TIRE PERMITS farme- farm iwi. Bellefonte, R molds Philitmbure alesman and vice pres. J. H. France Ref Johnston Motor Bus 0 Beliefonte, bas operator: J. Law. ence Mattern, Philipsbus sales man: Ellsworth Vaux rh conl miner Noman M. Reichelt Milesbhure nursery clerk: Edward L Way, Julian, RD, defense work: Oscar WW. Thompson, Howard. R. D 1, fireman fsteamshovel) : Rov Mil- ler, RB Hefonte, RB D3, routing mac on: Betsy M. Shank, Snow Shoe, vigitor: C. 8. Rosenberry Port Ma- tilda, defonse work; William Roth- rock. Phillosburg, brick vard work: Gi'nn R. Heverly, Howard, welder; B. T. Brown, Philipsburg. mine fore. man: John H, Dietz Howard R. D 3, laborer: John C. Eaton Blanche ad welder: Philin M. Budinger, Howerd, RD. 2 farmer: John E Kragle, Philipsburg. engineer: D A Smeal Philipsburg, engineman: Les. Walker Bellxfonte, pittman: Fred 1. Cieslar, Philipsburg. loading Ine tor hicken hous ily the barn Hever IFhompson sunday Church of Christ Huven Floyd Lucas, Milesburg, shovel, Hatchery Surplus CHICK SALE Barred Bocks, White Rocks, Reds, ard White Leghorns $6.00 per 100 atl the lore These urpius hatchery chicks all from blood -tested stock. They hould not be confused with the ordinary chick often sold at auc tion sales. Since we buy in large quantities from the hatcheries that have these surpluses we can offer them tw you at such low prices. Prices good only while the surplus lasts Extra Select Matings N. Hi. Reds - White Leghorns White Rocks $12.00 per 100 These chicks are all from our own farm flocks and hatched in our own plant. Booking dates June 3rd, 10th, 17h HOCKMAN'S FEED STORE Bishop Street Phone 2229 BELLEFONTE, PA. here are sur ard are BLANCHARD HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS OF 1942 Robert Bechdel Pay Martha Robb vening, May 31, at 7 Music Feu 0 o'clock furnished by College will be hers Sarah Ann's Looking Class & | 5 Legal Notices AL DITORS NOTICH BIDS WANTED EABCTLTOR'S NOTICH make hav. sted « I hose ppd sald SALTIE hout » A. A "AIKE Y 81 Beliwe OG ey Txt FARCLTRIN'S NOTICH p A the estate of Es. Miles Township Georamed tary on the above been granted to the i. all persons indebled Ww slate are requested tomake payment, and those have or demands aRainst sald present the same without seitioment. to CARRIE R executrax. Madisonburg Campbell, attorney Jor xa er © EU NOAR nD # RK Paul ecelatle BIDS WANTED will be received Eastern War Time at the office of Bellefonte approximately bituminous f unaces, and approxi. mately 300 tons of good grade bi- tuminous coal for stoker-fired fur- Separate bids shall be sub- mitted for the two kinds of coal mentioned For both kinds de- substantially complete days after award of the contract. The name and location of the mine shall be given with the bid A sample of approximately one bushel] must be furnished with the bid Railroad weight will be accept- able, otherwise coal must be weigh- ed by a certified weighmaster, Bid prices shall include: delivery to the Hulldings and shoveling back in bins as may be necessary, Stoker coal shall be of high volatile content and low in sulphur, ash, and moisture content. An analysis of both classes of coal shall be submitted as pre- pared by a qualified analyst until June the Sec. School Dis- 200 tons of coal for bod id Did good hand-fired f{ nace above livery shall be within 30 For further information PrOSpeE- tive bidders should inspect the de- livery sites and contact J. Bossart DeHaas, Chairman, Supplies Com- mittee. The School Board reserves the right te reject anv or all bids Mar' envelope “Coal Bids.” MARIAN L. VOLYNCH, Sec'y. Bellefonte School District x24 Ea rn ar TERN wy Back-scrate tching has been devel- oped to a fine art by boot-licking ——————————r | *PCOKETS ahd writers. | ot Whe Broderick 12 Get Diplomas At Spring Mills Ct Fh 12-Episode 29rd Annual Commence ment Last Night Canning Sugar To Be Rationed Lone Grave Penna. Dept. of Commerce Phote On US. Route 22 between Halli. daysburg and Cresson is this marker over the grave of an unknown man found by the roadside half a cen. rary ago. Kind hands erected the marker and every year on Memorial Day the grave is bedecked with fags and Sowers. Public Sales SATURDAY, JU --R O Mitchell will offer at public sale at his res. idence on Willowbank street, Belle fonte, opposite the Phoenix Mill & full line of household goois, Sale at 1230 o'clock. Mayes and Stover, aucts. P. M. Dubbs. tlerk SATURDAY. JUNE 6 - Edward W. Bailey wi Iii ofitr 5 Dube Bale. Xr] i miles sout ne 8 8 Winter road in eastern Georges | Valley, real estate consisting of home outbuildings, and six acres | of good timberland oontaining | white pine oak and hemiock. This | property la suitable for summer | home or hunting cabin, Sale at 1280 noon. Mayes & Stover, aucts. SATURDAY, JUNE 15 ~~ Frank ©. Broderick will offer at public sale residence, Pageant Features TY FLL Cs of the street, Beliefonte roperty of the late Broderick. Baie at descy on of the per- Helen 12:30 item thene BATURI Saturday, June 6 MEX. ( Mi. WAITH Saturday, June 6 G MITCHELL Saturday, June 20 WILLIS B. BATHGATE FF. Mayes | A Saturday, June 20 EUW ARD RR WERER ALICE EE WEBER and Saturday, June 27 EMERY G. WOLF, Ida Weaver estate sale at the late ' Howard slreet elon e a we of HOUSEHOI D GOOL 3S Mori uding « vilection of Vi ian ni. i offer Al “condition. mahogany and hand carved; large what. oval Dicture nut. This will interesting sales for several vears m. Maves & Btover Dubbs clerk A de- rilsement will appear i COILING Is L. FRANK MAYES (General Auctioneer Real Estate Sales A SPECIALTY! CALL STATE COLLEGE, 2843 Why not have the benefit of competitive bidding in the sale of your property. Past experiences have proven that public sales of real estate demand higher prices. A number of Farms and several Residences will be offered at public sale In the near future Watch for Dates! H. L. HARPSTER AUCTIONEER Prompt attention given all sales PHONE 3579 PINE GROVE MILLS, PA. JAMES GILLILAND GENERAL AUCTIONEER OAK HALL STATION, PA Phone Boakburg 3502
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