bs July 0, 1942
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Page Troy
SCOTIA NEWS
(H. M. Williams) |
Being very busy for the last couple
weeks and not having very much
to write, T will now try and bring
up the last couple of weeks' news. |
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shuey and
children of Julian, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Willlam
Saxion, Jr, on the Echo farm
Mr. and Mrs, Moses Behrer spent
their vacation with their children at
Fillmore. Mose does not take a va-
cation. very often but decided It
would do him good to take a vaca-
tion this year
Mr. and Mrs. J. V
Madison, N. J. spent
their former home on
farm at Grays Dale. Mrs
Is planning on staying
but her
Mrs. Edward Horner,
been spending a few weeks with her
daughter at Lemont, has returned
home and is feeling much improved
Thompson of
last week at
the Echo
Thompson
a few weeks,
husband returned home
who has
Quite a number of the people in
this locality attended the homecom-
Ing at Fillmore last Sunday in hon-
or of Mr. William Tressler, who cele-
brated his one hundredth birthday
last Monday. Mr. Tressler is well
known in this locality, Mrs. Johanna
Williams, who was seventy-six vears
old last Monday, also spent the day
there helping to celebrate his birth-
day
The festival held sat
station a couple weeks ago
sticcess, as the members
that they had cleared
Charles Bush. who is stationed
somewhere in Virginia, is seen quite
a lot visiting over arcund Tar Hol-
low, and we would like to know what
the attraction is over there. We don't
think it is because Charles is now
in the U. 8. Army, for we have seen
him there too often before. There
are four nice little girls over there
and maybe one of them tell
us. How about it Jerry?
Well folks, we have been holding
back for some time about the an-
nouncement of the Scotia picnic
The committee didn't just know
what to do, so we asked quite a few
folks what they thought about it
and all of them said go ahead and
have it. Now here it is all in a nut
shell. Please do not expect too much
this year on account of
tion of things. such as
rationings, and we do not
urge anybody to attend
this year as things may be better
next vear and we all can plan on
better things. So we are planning on
having our picnic on Saturday, Aug-
ust 1st. Come, as many as can, and
we will all enjoy the da y together
We have not planned any amuse-
ments as we have taken this item up
with many people and they sald we
will all go there this year and have
& Rood get-together meeting and
meet all our old neighbors and
friends and have a good time just
Ln
Ehbs service
Was a
reported
about $55
could
the condi-
all these
want to
this picnic
of
MOSHANNON |
There were 64 pre
Methodist S: ¢ school
the pastor
Ray Watson went to Ni iagara Falls,
Sunday, where he will be employed
Mrs. Bessie Trox of Howard, visit
ed at the H. L. Yeager home over
the weekend
Daniel Kerin of Herkimer N Y
visited from Wednesday until Thurs-
day at the home of his mother, Mrs
Winnie Kerin
Mr. and Mrs
family of
weekend at
Mrs
Mr
Renovo,
day
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher and
children of Bellefonte, were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mrs Gal-
lagher's parents Mr. and Mrs Alden
Quick
Mr. and Mrs. Mandras Carlson
and family of Milesburg, were Sun-
day visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Milford Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Dashno and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clay of Niagara
Falls; Pvt. Walter Preslovich of
Camp Shelby, Miss, and Mrs. Wal-
ter Preslovich, of Lake Latrobe,
were weekend visitors at the home
of Alfred Borger
sent at
Sermon
the
mnday by
Herman Borger and
Monument, spent the
the home Mr. and
Clyde Borger
Mrs
visited
of
and Frank
relativ
Teiativeg
Poleto of
here Bun-
0
Mr and Mrs. William Borger and
daughter, Victor Borger and friend.
and Mrs. Gregg Borger of Niagara
Falls, were weekend visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Borger
Mrs. Anna Lewis spent Saturday
and Bunday visiting friends and
relatives here, and motored to Jer-
sey Shore, Sunday evening with Le-
Roy Lewis and daughter Hope, to
spend the week with them.
Sergt. George Billy and Pvt
ry Watson of Camp Sutton,
spent several days here at
homes, returning Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Condo of
Lock Haven, spent the Fourth of
July here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Billy
Carl Borger is visiting relatives in
Niagara Falls, this week.
Last Friday Mr. and Mrs. Ambers
Fye motored to Grand Island, N. Y
to visit her brother and family
Fred Reddinger, and also their
daughter Gladyce, who is employed
there.
Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor and |
family of Palestine, were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. |
John Cartwright.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cartwright
and two children spent the week.
end at Port Alleghany.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Remsnyder
and family of Williamsport, spent
the weekend at the home of Mrs,
Cordelia Craft.
Visitors at the home of Miss Am-
anda Lucas over the Fourth were:
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chapman, and
Mrs. Martha Flavell of Philadelphia,
and Mrs, Horn of Atlanta Ga.
Mr. Tine Wagner, son Jake, and
Lillian Retorick, spent Thursday
and Friday in Harrisburg last week.
Fred Wagner and friend, Miss
Mary Scorwinsky, of Philipsburg,
are spending this week at Hershey,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wagner and
Mr, and Mrs. Benny Marhosky and
Har-
N.C.
their
with
drill
dynamite which exploded a
very
hospital ¢
es he is able to get around again. He
also stated that his eyes are Improv-
ing
sight
of the
when
Scotia
to Graysdale
and tug
up the plane fi
them run down
{
th
read the
He would
Scotia pieni
attend this year on account of his
condition
nesday
Mrs
of his
Friday
family
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Watson
family
Park
called
Ray
4th
burg
nieces
| terman family
! ful Pourth of July vacation
over the Fourth.
the same, And al] of you old Scotia
people who live outside of the gas
rationing zone please plan to at-
tend this grand affair,
Now here will be something for
some of the old-timers to read: Do
you remember that fifty-six years
ago this Fourth of July the first ple- |
nic was held at Scotia out beyond
where the old company stable stood,
and refreshments were served by
none other than Daddy and Mammy |
Kustenborder and Daddy Weaver, |
The refreshments were home-made
ice cream, cookies and home-made |
buns;
Ing floor up at Abe Hicks woods
Another Fourth of July picnic and
the largest picnie ever held at Scotia
was held at the present picnic
grounds just forty-five years ago
this Fourth, and the next largest
was held at the present grounds just
thirty-six years ago this Fourth
These last two the writer can re-
member very well
stand for the coming picnic will be
In charge of the members of the
Jrays M. E. church, All kinds of re-
freshments and sandwiches will be
sold
The monthly class meeting of the
members of the Grays M. E. church
was held last Priday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Dillon
of Matternville. About twenty mem-
bers were present. The next meeting
will be held at the Harry Williams’
home
Last week I received a letter which
was very welcome at our home, it
being from Paul Baudis of Brooklyn,
N. Y. Paul. you will rcinember, met
a very serious accident some
months ago while operating an air
and drilled Into a charge of
nd caused
serious injuries. But Paul states
his that he is out of the
ind with the ald of eruteh-
letter
and he is getting a little better
In his letter he reminded me
many things that happened
we were boys around old
and would go down
washer and work
a set of car wheels
1st in order to see
again. Yes, that was
Paul He also stated
looks forward
the county paper to
happenings around Scotia
attend the
not be able to
how we
ore
to pet
mm tou
1 5s bovs,
ha alway
coming of
t he for
ne
also like to
¢ but will
A birthday dinner was held last
Sunday at the Scotia picnic grounds
in honor of Mrs
seventy
Johanna Williams’
-sixth birthday. The dinner
was served with sixty-two uests
present. Among them were twenty.
one grandchildren and fifteen great-
grandchildren
This has been an an-
the past few years
children to get together and
nual for
aff
f
for her
foe
help mother celebrate her birthday
little
were
daughter Helen,
weekend
Wagner home
Mi: Mrs. Clarence Noyd of
James N. Y. spent last Wed-
at the home of her sister.
Kenneth Wagner
Harris
of Johnstown
visitors at the Tine
and
town
Watson visited at the home
son, Mahlon, at Milesburg
and Saturday of last week
and Mrs. Harold Pye and
Loraine and Harry Borger.
and
Hecla
Mr
spent the Fourth at
Pvt. Wal
tatinneps
ationed
ssflat,
Va.
friend
ng
attended the
ter Bamuist of Gra
at Fredericksburg,
the home of his
Watson, Saturday
Among those who
of July celebration at Philipa-
RB. were: Miss Sue Wagner and
Emma Jane Wenola, Lillian
’
ai
even
and Dorothy May Retorick, who also
motored
friend.
ill
to Brishin to
Morris,
their
very
a
who
Lillian
is
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WOODWARD
Mrs C E Kreamer and Gladys
Plank accompanied her son Harwood
to Camp Hill, one day last week Miss
Gladys
now extending her visit at the home
of her uncle and aunt,
C. E. Kreamer
returned with them and is
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hoster-
man with others of the Hosterman
clan were guests at the Woodward
hotel for a few days last week, and
this, as relatives of the Charlie Hos-
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Musser of
Selinsgrove, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Fiedler, parents
of Mrs. Musser.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ard and dau-
ghter, Marie, were arrivals in town
They left again
for Aberdeen, Md, where they are
employed. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Ard
accompanied them but returned on
Monday.
Russell Kessinger came Yome over |
the Fourth from Chester, where he
is employed. We were glad to meet
him. He and his housekeeper, Mrs
Carrie Fultz, gratefully remembered
their church financially. He, with
{his chum, returned to his place of |
employment on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Fultz, with her granddaughter
Carrie Hassinger, accompanied them |
(as far as Northumberland.
Harry long and George Stover
came home over the Fourth. They
ihad a fine time.
Nevin Schaffer found employment
{on the Federal project at White Deer
since last week.
C. FP. Orndorf is now employed on
a lumber job in the Millheim Nar-
rows.
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Get Relief New Easy Way
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Don't neglect ftchy raw broken #
around rectum, Few places are so Table tn
Infection. A quick dependable reliever of
rectal soreness is Pro-lar-mon Rectal Brings
soothing sense of comfort upon contact,
forms protecting Alm over sore area, helps
destroy infectious germa, adi Nature heal
up raw, broken tissues, - 10 Erense
fo staifs oh Sothing. Sid Bold on on money hack guar. |
PROLARMON RECTAL
AT WIDMANN & TEAR DRUG STORES
and a dance at the old danc- |
The refreshment |
' Biggins
They had a delight-
(Clarence Gives
$154. 67 To USO
Rev, J. W Palfy, chairman of the
Clarence district in the USO drive, |
{reports that the St, Michael's Boy
Scout Troop collected a total of
$154.67 In a house-to-house canvass
of the area,
Donors and the amounts con- |
tributed are as follows, Father Pally
reports;
$10.00
UMWA Local Unlon, No. 1871;
Clarence Co-operative Association;
Young Democratic Club of Clarence e: |
Clarence Moose Lodge.
£5.00
and Mrs, A. Filipone, Mr, and
Joe Kochlk, National
Mr
Mrs
J 299.
$2.00
and Mrs. John Poltis,
John Gomola
$1.50
Baranyak
$1.00
Thomas Bosak,
P. Botson, Joe Bucha, Elizabeth Bo-
sak Roy Chambers, Mrs Mary
Charnik, Lawrence Cingle, Jr, Frank
{Gomola, Clair Hall, Anna Kochik,
{Carl Kochik, Emro Kochik, James
Kolassa, Mrs. Mary Kormanic, Andy
Koshko, John Koshko, Mike Koshko,
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Krish, John Lis-
ik, John Mihalik, Edward Muirhead,
Mrs. Matt Murgas George Mury-
nak, Jr., Miss Murynak, Miss Annie
McClusick, Mr, and Mrs. Ignace Mc-
Clusick, Mrs
as Palankas, Rev, J W. Pally, John
Parnay, Miss Mercedes Poltis, Joe
J. Puhallo, Frank Rogus, John Safko,
Isador Seprish, Mary Seprish, Andy
Shutika, Shutika, Andy Tobias
75 Cents
Olga Crestani, Steve Kadash,
H. Watson.
50 Cents
Pete Alexander, Sr
Sr. Steve Berenti, Jr
son, Andy Botson, Jr, Mike J. Bot-
son, Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks,
Blazey Bucha, William Burns, Cov -
des Chambers, Andy Danko, Jr,
Andy Danko, 8r., George Dubesky,
John Duke, Sr, John Fenish, Mrs
Annje Franek, Andy Granet, George
Handza, John Jendrisak, Mrs. A. C
Kachik, Andy Kobolarchik, Prank
Kobolarchik, Steve Kochik, George
Kolassa, Tom Koleno, George Kosh-
ko, Paul Koshko Julia Koshko, John
Kossik, Mrs. Mary Kossik, Miss
Krone, John Ludwig, Blazey Macura,
John Martonchik., Mrs. Thomas Mc-
Closkey, Mrs. Philip Pachipka, Car-
oline Padisak, David Palankas, Geo
Planko, Andy Poltis, John Retorik,
Paul Rogus, Pete Rogus, Victoria
Rogus, Miss Margaret Sefchick,
Steve Shutika, Mr. and Mrs. John
Stania, Emro Surovec, Mrs, Susanna
Swancer, Miss Margaret Tynlo,
George Tynlo, John Vangar, Rosle
Veneziano, Alec Woznak, Mike Sur-
IL. K. 8 No
Mr Mr. and
Mrs
Joe
John Balash,
Joe
Miss
Mrs. C
Andy Balash,
, Andy M. Bot.
40 Cents
vanish
35 Cents
B. Kachik, Do
Witherite
30 Cents
Joe Pranek, Miss Granet,
McCloskey, Harvey
Onder
Sal
John
rothy Panik,
Mrs
Howard
McCloskey, Paul
25 Cents
Alexander, Pete Alma-
shie, Steve Baranyak, Joe Basalla,
Sr. Mrs. Valera Bateman, Andy
Mike Biggins, Mrs. Steve
Bucha, Fiva Bumgarder, Andy Char-
nik, Lawrence Cingle, 8r.. Joe Drap-
cho, George Drapcho, John Drap-
cho, Miss Dudish, Martin Durachko,
Mrs. Annie Granet, John Halasnik,
Mrs. Joe Hromutnik, Andy J. Kach-
ik. John A Kachik, Verna Kachik
Mary Koleno, Andy Kormanic, Mr
and Mrs. John Krish, Miss Lore,
Mary Matty, Miss Zoe Meek, Andy
Mihalik, John Mocak, Mrs. Daniel
Moore, Leroy Myers, Charlies Me-
Closkey. Mrs. Dewey McLaughlin,
Joe Padisak, Mr. and Mrs Andy
Panik, Miss Mary Parnay, Basil Plu-
bell, Mike Presiovich, John Rocko-
van, Susan Rushnock Mrs. Sapulla,
Mary Seprish, Mary Bharkey, Joe
8mitchko, Paul 8molko, George
Stasko, Mrs. Paul Seprish, Anna
Swancer, Mary Tobias, Andy Van-
gar
20 Cents
John Gaviock, John
Mike Lesho.
Krikosky,
15 Cents
Andy Balash, Jr. Annie
Mike Kocur, Lizzie Mezarek
12 Cents
John Seprish
19 Cents
Joe Basalla, Jr., John Kormanic,
Albert MeCleskey, Louls Sharkey,
SPRING MILLS
The 4th was passed very quietly
in our town, while our town was
largely represented at Millheim on
Saturday evening.
Ralph Bartges, who ls employed
at York, spent the weekend with his
wife and father, I. W. Bartges.
Lulu Brungard spent last week vis.
iting with her son, Kermit Brungard
al Loganton.
A festival sponsored by the Spring
Mills Lodge, I. O. O. F., will be held |
on Saturday evening, July 11th, on
the athletic field. The Spring Mills
band will furnish the music,
{day for Eaglesmere, where she is
‘employed at the Forest Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Stover of |
| Milton, were guests at the Smith-|
Corman home on Monday evening.
| Miss Lois Shook, who Is employed |
iat Frederick, Md. spent the week-
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Shook.
Mrs. Mabel 8mith, who is employ- |
ed at the Laurelton Btate Village, |
jspent the weekend at her home.
| William Neese spent last week vis |
Valley,
-
Toll on Plants
Showing what plant diseases cost,
Dr. P. P. Pirone of New York State
| college of agriculture, says: "One
{| bean in every dozen, one apple in
| every seven, one peach in every
| eight, one bushel of Irish potatoes
| in every 12, and one bushel of wheat
in every 10 is destroyed annually
| by diseases in these crops.”
Read the Classified ads.
Slovak |
Society Assembly No. 07 of Clarence, |
John
{Mr and Mrs
Baran,
{and attending Bombardier School
| E. W. Hess home recently
{the Prank Powell home
| supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Miss Dolores Condo left on Sun- |
liting his daughter at Buffalo Run spent Mondae night with Mrs. Horn-
New Cartoon Sells War Bonds
at Grou ar ts hn
Fre —— A Sr ——
i
It is goot to hear
Americans are now pudding
I 10% of det pay into Buds
o tell Kim
it iss BONDS-
not BINDS !
|
Emro Pachipka, Thom-
The above cartoon poster, especially drawn to promote the sale
of War Bonds and Stamps, will soon be seen throughout the United
States. It is one of four new posters sjressing new themes in the
War Bond campaign, I. 8, Treasury Dept,
BOALSBURG
Boals- | ily spent Sun
Afr
with Mrs
writs, Mr. and ) Nevin
Ralph Hunter, of Clarion
BMYETT
The annual reunion of the day Smith's
burg high school graduates ar
families was held Saturday
Harris Township Voce
building Tiiose who atten
Mr. and Mrs. Harold C
Eleanor Coxey and James Coxey
Alt Mr Mrs. Paul C
and Sally Coxey, of Greens!
and Mrs. Jared Zettle, J
Jacque Zettle, Carol Zett]
Zettle, of Pleasant Mount
Mrs. John Ishler and Miss
Ishler, of Lancaster; Mr. ar "
Paul Durner, Creta Sue, and Paul
Durner, of Huntingdon; Mr. and Mrs
E. H. Dale and Harriet Dale, State
College R. D.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ross of Linden Hall, Thomas Ross
of Cumberland, Md, Mr. and Mrs
LeRoy Sharer and Miss Elizabeth
Gilliland, of Oak Hall; Nevin Fisher,
State College: Mrs. Nell B. Fisher
Mrs. H FP. Lewis, Mrs
and the Mi Ida Segner
Dale, Kathryn Gingrich, Em
Stuart, Priscilla Stuart, and
Mrs. Fred Lonberger and
R. Ishler, of Boalsburg
reply u sent by the
in the service were read
Albert Leightley
San Francisoo
Unit
1. Camp Bland-
Ross Camp
Camp Su
d their Meyers
t yy od
pend-
id
and Mi:
O0Ona and
urday night with Mr. and Mrs. John
Durner
Jerry
ngdor
and Stanley SBegner, of Hun-
visiting their grand-
Segner
are
‘haries
Harry Crissman, of
spent Tuesday evening
ry Musser home
and Mrs
sited Mr. and
Port Matilda
Sam-
or
John Horner called
Alfred Giibboney,
Sunday
Jar
of Pleasant
Mr
William
Letiers In
secretary
ned Mrs
and Mra
Fort
on Mr
McAlevy:
Mr
cards
tle and
Mount
oA
tn :
They were
U 8. Trout
Addieman. Service
berland, Tom Se
ing, Florida
May, N. J
the boys
from
Len Jordan
ton. Pred Homan, Alr Poree Troop
East Boston, Mass. Officers were
elected for the Alumnae Associa
President, E. H Dale: vice president
treasurer, Miss Pris-
secretary, Ar
These bovs
are in
Harold
Norman
Jodon, William
Henry Dunkle
Moore, Pred
Robert Ross
of Lancaster
er niece Mi
tine
nn
schools
Hey
Boalsburg
bert LL. Leigh
Bower Whitehead
Harry Baylett, Leo
Lucas, Prank Bailey
Harold Young, George
Addleman. Tom Saxion
William Ross, Dean McoClir Fred
Homan, Lee Osman. James Lauck
Richard Gentzel, Dean Peters, Earl
Ripka, Prank Harm. Norm Callahan,
and Elwood Callahan Wi
Izshler and Robert Bailey will
the service soon
Mrs. HM Hosterman, Mrs
Bwank, Mrs. M. W. Goheen,
Virginia Myers, and Miss
Begner, spent Thursday even
Harry Kline
Mr and Mrs. Paul Coxey and fam-
fly are spending their vacation with
relatives and friends at their summer
{enttage
SOrVvIee
el Mothershbaugh
and Mrs May-
§ enjoyed a
the Roaring Bun
* Mills mountain
¥
writ
ard Williams
s
IC
Glade iter
ence Jackson State Col-
Jere
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weekend wit)
Mr. and Mrs
Nanticoke, spent
Mr. and Mrs. J
daughters
Mr. and
daughter
Danville
spent the
relatives at
: John M. Rees of]
PL the weekend with!
Mrs
Rachael
4 #3
ng with Charles
spent Tuesday
Mr=
Ruth, in|
Misses
and
Nellie
Mre
Annas Getlig
Kathryn Gettig
Peter Barretta, Jr. of Meadville
an Air Cadet at Maxwell Field, Ala,
Inow stationed at Santa Ana, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fortney of
| called on Miss Marjorie Slagel at the yeovar home, Sunday evening.
’ ills, |
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hughes, of Dr. P. 1. Swank of Spring M
Ebensburg. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Stitt Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ryan and
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Robinson and
son, of Altoona, spent Sunday at
Swank
Mr. and Mrs. Brown
Creek. were visitors at
Kellerman home, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lindeman
and family were called to Mexersdale
Tvesday on account of the death
of Mrs. Lindeman’s father, Mahlon
N wag killed by
M. Hess, Sunday. Pugh ir. Pugh Wag ya
Mrs. W. H. Stover and Jack Kline, |
| *! Mrs. Charles Gerhart and son re-
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. turned to their home after visiting
Grant Charles at State College, Mr and Mrs. Pred Cerhart at Lan-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shugarte and ter
Mr. and Mrs. Gorman, of Altoona,
were visitors at the E. W. Hess home Thomas Ross of Cumberland, Md.
spent the weekend with his parents,
jon Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Houtz, of Norristown, | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross.
Miss Betty Jones, who attended a
| spent the weekend with her parents, |
| Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Houtsz, | business school at Hagleton, is
Miss Grace Hubler of Bellefonte, | spending her vacation with her par-
{spent the weekend with her parents, |®Nis, Rev. and Mrs. T. G. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. John Hubler, George Ishler of Niagara Falls,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mothers. | Spent the weekend with his mother,
baugh, of State College, were supper | Mrs. Ella Ishler.
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Horn. | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward and
‘er on Sunday. | family of Chintrinéssbutg, and Mrs
i AP. A. Ward of Bellefonte, spent
James Horner of Baltimore, Md. 4. 4 rternoon with Mrs, Wallace
er and daughter, Woomer.
Mrs. E. FP. Brown of Yeagertown. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Corl, State Col-
and Miss Ruth George of Lewistown, '*2¢, R. D. and Mr. and Mrs. Har-
visited at the one Segner home old Albright and son Van, of State
on Sunday afternoon. College, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Clayton Martz, of Tyrone, LeRoy Corl, Sunday.
spent Saturday evening with her Mr. and Mrs, J. O Norris and
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, James Mr. and Mrs. Londenslager and son
Callahan. of Altoona spent Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Reitz, Mrs, Dick | the Fisher home.
Hartman and son, Mrs. Mary Bohn,| Mrs. Paul Kellerman and son are
Mrs. Ethel Baird, Kenneth Bohn and | Spending two weeks at Ocean City.
Junior Smith, had a pienic supper at! Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Young of
Blue 8oring on Sunday. Boalsburg, Mr, and Mrs. John Tate
Mr. and Mrs, John Smith and fam and son of Milesburg, Mrs, Alfred
of Turtle
the
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert S8hirey and
daughter Norma, of Lewistown, were
Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coble of Lans-
dale, , and Miss Rhoda Cable of Mifflinburg
REBERSBURG
Callers at
R W were
Bierly Baturday
Pa
Millheim
Hal, were Sunday supper guests of Sunday at the home
Mr | Mrs
Charles Catherm
Harold and Charles
Mr
Allentown,
Harold Hackenberg
Joanne,
visitors
Mr. and Mrs, Lee Brooks of Centre
Shem Hackenberg
wife of Rev
and two sons,
W., of Hanover
Zacharias of
and Mrs
Mrs. Cathermar
[4
Russell
Mr
and Mrs
and
and daughter
were
Ww. J
of
at
Muncy,
the Mrs Hacken-
berg home
| flinburg
| Hoy
on
Bowersox of Mif-
Mrs. Lois
Smull home
Mrs, Freeman
and daughter,
called at the H K
Bunday
Miss Jean Hartman of Harrisburg,
was 8 weekend visitor with her par-
ents,
The
cabin in Ingleby
at |
IH
i
‘1 Smith
T. ited Mr
er
visited
in
children,
Charles
were
Helen
ed
cal
Sunda
Hartman
at their
L.F
the 4th
Mr. and Mrs
family spent
Mr. and Mrs. Arbogast and daugh-
Dorothy, and Miss Susan Blerly
the Cecil Hironimus home
Lewistown BSunday
Mr Mrs
Beatrice
Balley
Bnany
8h ult
Eimer Swope
among relatives
Mrs Perry MceCaleb of Tylersville
led at the C. J Jr. home
&nd Thomas Wolfe and
and Charles, and
New Columbia
guests of Mr:
of
dinner
Jacksonville, oall-
town Monday
of
in
Weaver
of the
he eld
in
class
schoo)
meeting
hine
Sunday
Re-
their
the
a
even
Baturday ing
Mr?
Lodge
Mr
three
were Bat
and Mrs
»
Mr
Struble and
Station
Mr
and Glenn
dren Cogan
irday dinner guests
A. B. Wolfe
and Mrs. Raymond
on Rich of Flemir
will Ziegler
of
of
Ziegler
vis
on
won
home
iam
Past Orange
» time with
t the
Ars
“
nd N
Blox ms-
works atl
Don
s Carlene Lemmons of
everal
i Mrs
1v -
’)
E
of Pittsburg
week Wi th
C. J
last
and Mrs
spent
his
several days
parents, Mr
8r
Elsie
Har
Mr
Weaver
Mrs
{ of
son
end with “and ]
son
Afr nme
Mr. anc
d Charles
the
Garrett
weekend at
Mrs
Ohio
here
Canton
home
Miss Preda
called friends
day
William Martz Mr.
en
their
Btover of Booneville
on in town
Jack
Chal
of
of
the Willard
8un-
and Mrs
4: | alleen
B
called at
in Wolfe Store,
mtingdon
Stale College
home
and Mrs Ream and
of Harris and Mrs
s Shearer of Centre Hall, vis-
and Mrs. Lewis Ream, Bun
ill-
Melvin
day
i
and
| Archie
ig at the Clar- |
rus Mover of Pleasant Gap
Wayne visited among
nds and relatives last week
Miller
spent
of Mr
Mrs. CY
hon +
{rie t
student at
weekend
and Mrs. C
Penr
the
Paul ¢]
Rate
hohe
inger
Word was
A
the i
ai
urtis Gren-
Mr
their
the
and
son
received by
Mrs Eldon igen that
stationed with U 8
Army “somewhere in Australia” was
recently promoted to the rank of
| sergeant
Mansfield | ents, Mr. and Mrs
|
Ciottig and daughter of Altoona, and |
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Meyer and | Miller, who died Sunday at the home
jof her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Walker
Boalsburg, were callers at the Nevin [in Pittsburgh. will be held at the
{home at 2 o'clock Thursday after-
Sara Jane Reish of State College,
spent the weekend with her par-
John Reish
Mr. and Mrs, Merle Gephart and
daughter Donna Mae Mr. and Mrs
M. Stevenson and| john Reish and daughter Sara Jane,
and Mr
Ross and | spent
and Mrs. Paul Winters
the 4th at QGravel Springs
Loxige
The new gas rationing cards may
Franklin Bartees of Millheim, Mrs | Ihe obtained at the school house on
and | Thursday
William | week, from ltogp. m
Friday and Saturday this
Funeral servioes for Mrs. Almeda
| noon.
spent the weekend with Mrs, P L |
Mr and Mrs. George Hoover and
| daughter Betty of Wilmington, Del,
| James and Eddie Hoover of Marcus
Paul |
Hook, Pa. spent the weekend at the
home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs
James Hoover. Bunday visitors at
the same place were Mr. and Mrs.
James Peters, Mrs, Mildred Harp-
ster and son of Pine Grove Mills,
Mrs. Gladys Weber Robb visited
among friends and relatives in town
last week
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Royer attend-
ad the funeral of David Guisewite,
father of Ernest Guisewite, at East |
ville, Sunday afternoon.
Corp. Woodrow Bierly of Port
Washington, visited his parents Mr
and Mrs. C. M. Bierly over the week-
and. i
Mr. and Mrs. E. HH. Hosterman vis. |
ited at the homes of Rev. Lucian
Roush of ng, and Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Hosterman of Millers-
burg, over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Dinges and}
daughter Regie of Baltimore, , bent,
Saturday at the Lee Wolfe home, |
Shirley and Janice Rishel spent
the weekend with thelr grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Emma Rishe! of Madison
burg.
Mrs. M. M. Garrett entertained the
Mr. and Mrs Luther Wert and
daughter Patsy of Baltimore, visited
at the James and Alma Corman
homes, Saturday. i
Robert Musser of Philadelphia, is
spending the week at the E R.
Wolfe home.
Mr. and Mrs. James Corman and
(Continued on Pope Seven)
three children of Lewisburg,
Miller home
weekend prs
the home of Mr, and panied by Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Rossman, were guests at the George
Stover cabin on Penns Creek, near
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Miller and
spent
and
of Mr
Charles Miller
Floyd Barner and three chil-
spending the week at the
in Tylersville
Weber of Altoona, and
Mrs
fren are
Mrs. Mary
and Mrs. W. Mrs. Pines Gramley of Mifflinburg
at the home of
Mrs. Blerly ac-
Weber to Mifflin-
days visit at the
there
Adav
Cavs
Blerly
pent a few
Adah
companied Mrs
burg for a few
Gramley home
Mrs. Adah Hubler
dinner guest of Mr
Hubler of Millheim
Hubler Tuesday were
Hubler and daughters
Frances, of Mt. Lebanon
Mr Mrs, Edwa
daughter Kathryn of
spending a few da at
Mr Mrs Lavand Blerly, Mr
and Blerly were Kingston vis-
weekend of the 4th,
Mrs. Allen
were weekend
McCool home
was a Bi
and Mrs
Guests of
Mrs
Jean
mnday
8 L
Mrs
Harry
and
and rd Kane and
Kingston, are
t the home of
and
Mrs
{tors over the
Btrouse
Reading
the Harry
Charles
f
and
Gilbert
visitors
Wolfe
Charles
New York
City pendin
home Rev
beaux
The
on
at
in Blare
student of
New York
few days at the
Fred Den-
Houghton
University
a
Rr
and Mrs
“
i»
of
following
and hon
Mr
H
ana
aries Prode ck
Miss Mabel
Mr. and
Mri
HufY
erick
Ruth
George
Mr
p A rh
Aang cig
Miss
Mr
Zimmerman,
of Lewisburg
Mrs
Gilbert
Strous { Reading:
y E. Btahl,
Mrs. Ray-
daughters
and
arion Bowersox, Mr. and Mrs
Waite of Rebersburg
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SNOW SHOE
The Woman's
the ME
meeting
G yeOorge
n Circle of
‘ir monthly
in the so-
hur wake their home
in Bloomfie where Mr. Shive
is employed
Mr and Mrs
Blackiord, Ohlo
fer visiting M
and ! liam
Bimon Walker departed Thu
for Akron, Ohio r called
by the serious Riness of his
Mrz. Ia Eisle, a former resident
of our town who has been suffering
a ailment for some time
Thomas Lucas of Patierson
Ohio home on furlough
Lucas was a patient in the hos-
for an appendectomy
Ted Casher is
Philadelphia
and Mrs. David Freedman and
Patsy Heshley, of Detroit
are visiting the ladies’ par-
Mr. and Mrs. Lesher Heshiey
and Mrs. Ed Pelzer and fam-
of Coalport., spent the weekend
with Mr. Fetzers aunt, Mrs. Leona
Oswald and family
Clarence Thompson of McConnels-
burg, visited here for a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Roe Cole, daughter
Joy, visited over Sunday with Mr
Cole's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper
Cole, of Potlersdale
Miss Ruth Prance. a student nurse
in Philipsburg State Hospital, wvisit-
ed Priday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E M. France
Mrs. Mabel Lucas, who was a sur-
gical patient in the Graduate Hos-
pital, Philadelphia, has returned
home accompanied by Mrs. Lucas,
daughter,
to be with her mother while recup-
erating
Earl Kauffman, daughter Kay, and
Clair
urned
of
af-
Mr
Bums
home
parent
ret
&
reday
there
sister,
10
heart
Bat
Field
Bgl
pital
Mrs
tives at
Mr
Miss
Mich
ent
Mr
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visiting rela-
uy
| TRANING COURSE FOR
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|
CIVILIAN DEFENSE WORKERS
A basic training course for mem-
bers of fourteen Corps Units of the
United States Citizens’ Defense
| Corps will be started July 6, 7:00 p.
im.
at the Bellefonte Academy
| bullding, according to Aaron Leit-
| zell, Commander, Bellefonte Defense
Miss Eunice Lucas, R. N_.|
!
son Dean. called on Mr. Kauffman's|
daughter, Mrs. Roe Cole and fam-
ily.
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The largest salt mine in the world |
is at Avery Island, La
of feet deep,
Thousands |
the salt mass covers |
1,000 acres in area, enough to supply |
the world's needs, it is believed, for
1.000 years.
UNITED
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Tuet have
Council.
This training is necessary to com-
ply with requirements established by
the Federal Office of Civillan De-
fense, Corps units required to take
all or parts of this training are: Alr
Rald Wardens, Staff Messengers,
Drivers, Rescue Squads, Auxiliary
Firemen, Auxiliary Police, Fire
Watchers, Emergency Food and
Housing Corps, Medical Corps,
Nurses Aldes Road Repair Crews,
Demolition and Clearance Crews,
and Decontamination Squads
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Organization, Alr Rald Warning
Bystemn, Blackouts
July 7, 7:00—A re peat session will
oe held ¢ covering Part 1
July $-—Pa rt II As
the Control Center
July 10, 7.00 p. m
repeated
July 13-~Part IT]
Incendiary Bombs
July 14, 7:00 p.m
repeated
July 16—Part IV--The use
care of the Gas Mask, Methods
Gas Defense
July 17, 1
repeated
Make
for Parts
operation of
Part IT will be
The Control of
Part IIT will
be
and
of
00 p. m Part IV will
be
up” sessions will be held
I and II on Bunday, July
at 1:00 p. m., Academy bullding
sions for Parts III
11
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p. m., Academy building
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has 8 300 000
mtry
of those |
total
er than their owr
the United States
or 21.8 per cent
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