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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Page Seven
July 9 1
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LOCALS
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Vernon Kirk, of Harrisburg
gpent the weekend in Bellefonte with
his grandmother, Mrs M. A. Kirk
at the family home on West High
street
Miss Anne Shaughnessy, of Mt
Kisco, N. Y., is spending the month
of July with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Shaughnessy, at the family home
on East Howard street
Miss Lois Miller has resumed her
duties at the Willlamsport Commer-
cial College, Willlamsport, after a
visit with relatives and friends in
Bellefonte and vicinity
Mrs. Lewis Gill has returned to
her home after spending a week in
Tyrone with her father Mr. Gill
spent the Fourth there and accom
panied his wife home Sunday
Mrs. George Sheckler. of Mile
burg, early last week was discharged
from the Centre County Hospital
where she had undergone surgical
treatment for about three weeks
Mr. and Mrs, Carl J. Gray, of
Lancaster, spent the Fourth of July
and the weekend in Bellefonte
the homes of their respective moth-
ers, Mrs. G. Oscar Gray Mrs
J. M. Ward
Mrs. W. J. Emerick, of West Linn
street, is expected home this weekend
from Little Neck, L. I., where she has
been spending a week with her son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Forrest Tanner and family
Mrs. Donald Everitt and daugh-
ter, Barbara South Allegheny
street, are spending ten days in Phil-
adelphia as guests of Mrs. Everitt's
brother-in-law and- sister, Mi
Mrs Robert Smith and family
Miss Helen Praskovich, employed
by the Bellefonte Trust Company
and Miss Louise Luckovich, employ
ed in the offices of the Titan Metal
Company, are on vacation this week
and are spending the time with rela-
tives and friends Pittsburgh and
vicinity
Miss Anne Keichline, who has
been ill at her home on East Bishop
street for several weeks, is reported
to be showing some improvement
and her aged mother, Mrs. J M
Keichline, who confined to bed
because of illness, also is reported to
be improving somewhat
Mr. and Mrs. Ja
lehem, are receiving cor
the birth
Baturday, July
hem hosy
mer Elizabeth
Mr and Mr
West High street
Mr. and Mrs. R
daughter, Jean, of East Cur
Friday, we Aatrobe t
weekend with Mr i
Good and family
Blaneys went
they are spending
Mr Blaney's
J. C. Blaney
Mr. and Mrs. WE
East Bishop street, spent
end at their respective
homes in Schuylkill Haver
land, and upon tl
were acco
Crossley’'s nephew
at
and
of
and
in
441
is
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kK Balf
an
Mr Bal
Larimer
Chu
ts 1
Uniontown
th
to
rents
pa
Crossley, of
Week -
parental
s
the
fonte
Ashland, who will be tl
a week or more
Mr. and Mrs. F
daughter, Berneice
2
ladelphia; Mr
and Mr
of Renovo
of Elizabethtown
mers, of Lewistowr
the L. G Peters
over the Fourth,
Dr. and Basil
daughter, Patricia Ann
burg, Florida
for their nmer
Penns nia They
vide their time between Dr
mother, Mrs. Levica Martin
fonte and Mrs. M parents in
Selinsgrove. During the summer Dr
Martin may take a post graduate
course in Philadelphia
-Mrs. C. Edward Robb, of Phila-
delphia and Bellefonte, last week re-
ceived a cablegram from her son, Lt
Richard Robb, U 8. Navy. who has
been made a Lieutenant, Senior
grade. He is in the Pacific service
Mrs. Robb’s older son, Eugene, of
Chicago, visited with her in Phila-
delphia last weekend Eugene, who
is assistant to the manager of the
Chicago office of the Eastman Kodak
Company, is being transferred to
California.
and two
Martha
Mrs
were
and
n
nome in
Mrs
came not last week
vacation in
to di-
Martin's
of Belle-
anm
al
ial
viva
viva expect
artin’s
The complete loss of tires would
not be such a severe blow as most
of us believe it might be, according
to a recent Public Opinion Survey
The study revealed that nearly one-
third of all persons who ride auto-
mobiles to work live less than two
miles from their place of employ-
ment. Furthermore, if all automo-
biles, buses, trolleys, subways, trains
and other means of transportation
ceased, seven out of every ten per-
sons, (70 per cent) including farm-
ers, could get to work if they were
willing to walk two miles or less
The remaining 30 per cent, however,
live such long distances from their
work that the average for the nation
is 4 miles, excluding farmers, most
of whom reside on their farms
Francis X. Fauble, Donald Mon-
sell, and Ernest Trostle, all with the
U. 8. Air Corps at Chanute Field,
Rantoul, Ill, spent the Fourth of
July at their respective homes in the
Bellefonte area, Fauble was with
his mother, Mrs. A. Fauble, of North
Allegheny street; Monsell spent the
time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. |
William B. Monsell, of Valentine
street, while Trostle was with his
parents in Pleasant Gap. Fauble ar-
rived in Bellefonte at 11 o'clock Bat-
urday morning and at 6 p. m. the
same day received a telephone call
from Rantoul to be back on duty at
Mrs. W.T
sport, is visiting at the home of
sister, Mrs. C. C. Shuey, of
Bishop street
Mr, and Mrs, James G, Parsons
of McKeesport, spent Saturday in
Bellefonte with friends while on their
way Watsontown, to spend the
weekend
Mrs
'witmire, of William
her
East
to
Joseph Kane, of Phoenix
Avenue, and her sister, Miss Rebekah
Yerger the Cadillac apartments
spent the weekend with relatives and
friends in Willlamsport
Pvt McMullin, of Camp
Polk, La. arrived here last week for
{a brief visit with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Robert McMullin, Sr., and
family, of East Bishop
he regular monthly
of the Bellefonte Garden Club
be held at the home of Mrs
Hewitt on East Linn street
day afternoon, July 14, at 2:30
Miles Alkey, employed bv the
Midvale Steel Company in Philadel-
pria, spent the weekend in Bellefonte
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Alkey and family, East Linn street
Mrs. William of Howard
R. D., accompaniec her grandson
Richard McCrea, spent Tuesday in
Bellefonte Mrs. John Weaver
who is a granddaughter of Mrs. Dix.
on
of
John
street
meeting
wil
Arthur
on 1 ue
hh
n
Dixon
1 by
with
Mr. and Mrs
James, of A
Fourth
fonte
Le
hland
weekend In
ts of Mr. and Mr
at thelr
ter Kull, and
pent the
the le
Lloyd
nome
and
as gue
jelle-
5 par-
n D. Paul F
ir home on East Bishop
Bellefonte Girl
o Scout
hold ti
4
R
n, on Tues.
ill leave by bus
2:30 Each mem-
their own
mer home OY
Jloomquist
14 !
from the church a
ber is to
choice
day, July
its a round
trip
Ww Centre
health that
applying for a birth certifi » should
write Bureau of Vital
of Health,
new forms have
been prepared for the convenience
of applicants. The new forms are
designed to expedite the procedure
in placing birth certificates on rec.
ord, Mr. Bickett said
Ray C. Buck, of Warriors Mark,
left July 1 to take up his duties as
vocational agricultural teacher at
Claysburg. Mr. Buck is a son of Mr
and Mrs. Roy Buck, and graduated
from Penn State on May 10, as an
honor student, Students who attain
the high scholastic average of 25 or
better are placed on the deans honor
list. Ray's many friends wish him
the greatest success in his new work
Members of Boy Scout Troop No
5, who on Sunday left for a week's
outing at the Boy Scout Camp in the
Seven Mountains are: Robert Alters,
Richard Alters, Arnold Levine, Leo-
nard Levine, Paul Sheffer, Henry
Quigley, Dale Pritchman, Merton
Wetster, Glenn Daughenbaugh. Bud
Cronemiller, Curtis Wagner, William
Dodds, Robert Dodds, all of Belle-
fonte, and Dewey Sorenson, Donald
Hile and Eddie S8ommers, of Pleasant
Gap. Two other Bellefonte troops
i No. 6, sponsored by the Catholic
church and No. 2, sponsored by the
Evangelical church, will attend camp
later in the summer
Mrs. Harry Jones, North Thomas
street, was guest of honor at a party
held last Wednesday night at the
Jones home. The party, a surprise,
County
officer, reports anyone
direct to
the
Statistics,
Harrisburg,
Department
since
i Mrs, Jones was presented with gifts
{and refreshments were served. The
{ following were present: The Misses
| Mary Hartle, Verna Chambers, Ger-
aldine Bilger, Sue Armstrong, Isabel
Johnson, Hazel Johnson, Gertrude
| Osman, Kathryn Coble, Christine
Lt. Donald Kerstetter, of Ft
Belvoir, Va,, spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Myr! Ker-
stetter, of near Bellefonte
James Curtin, of Ridley
and his aunt, Miss Janet Potter
Polk, spent the weekend with
Curtin’'s mother, Mrs. H. L
and family, at Curtin
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Kilpatrick, of
East Curtin street, last week depart-
ed for thelr annual summer vacation
at a cottage along the Susquehanna
River near Wyalusing
Mrs. Ellery Lucas
ver street, and her sister
Bullock, of Jersey Shore, spent the
weekend In Cleveland, Ohio, with
thelr sister, Mrs. Matthias Shank
Miss Helen Loulse Hartsock, em.
ployed as a nurse in the Penn State
College Infirmary, is spending her
vacation with her parent Mr and
Mr Paul Hartsock, of Es Bishop
treet
Pvt
La
ark,
of
Mr
Curtin
West Bea
Mrs. Maude
of
ast
of
Friday
everal days’ furlough with his bro
ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mt
McClellan i family
Linn
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J I
Pleasant Gap, and Mr. an
Dennis McCormick, of New
departed Sunday for a
motor I'he McCor-
micks came Bellefonte Friday
Miss Mary H. Linn, of
legheny street, Monday
Harrisburg wh she
Anne McC on a tr
Nova
summer
there
Ambrose Watson
Arriv
Camp
Polk ed here for a
Ciearue Ol
East
Wi
treet
of
ton
trip to Canada
to
ere
rmick ip
Sct their annual
McCormick
trip
ter tin, for
vacation at the
I'hey made the
home
north by rail
Har C
t
Menold
He
ummet
Pvt
Army
taugh
Came en )
of Detroit, who
¢ Tuesday after
. with
Alexander
Visi
Our
Pletcher
er riday
his of -
f citizens
former
years old
Hall, re-
was B86
Pletcher
he recently had as callers in
fices two of Howard's olde
They were Foster DeArmitt
iron worker, who was B6
in March, and Wilbur F
tired blacksmith, who also
last March Since
was 85 last September, and since all
three have long been residents of
the Howard area, they had much in
common to while away a pleasant
afternoon
‘Squire
Guests at the Poorman and Stine
cottage along Buffalo Run on the
Fourth and during the weekend in-
cluded the following: Mr. and Mrs
Harry McMurtrie and two children,
Geraldine and Pred; Mr. and Mrs
Howard Stine, Larry Poorman, and
C. 8. Poorman. of Coleville. Visitors
on the Fourth were: Mrs Edna Mat-
tern and Miss Lutz, of Matternville:
Mr. and Mrs. George Rider and son,
of Hunters Park. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Rider and son, and Mrs. Zella Brach-
bill, of Coleville; Mr, and Mrs. Philip
Marks and daughter, of Boalsburg:
Mrs. Ruth Crust and daughter, of
State College, and Mr, and Mrs. Roy
Derstine and son, of Coleville
Miss Jean Panning, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Fanning, re-
turned to her home here Monday,
from Vinita, Oklahoma, where she
had been since June 4, having been
called there when Robert Chisholm
was seriously injured in a motor
erash while returning to Victory |
Field, Vernon, Texas, after a visit
with Miss Fanning in Bellefonte
Chisholm, flight instructor at Vic-
tory Field, and former student at
the Bellefonte airport, was injured
was planned by Mr. Jones in honor! June 2, when his car, driven by a
of his wife's birthday anniversary. !hiteh-hiking student, crashed near
Vinita. Two other students, also!
hiteh-hikers, and the driver, were
killed. Chisholm, who was sleeping
in the rear of the machine at the!
time, suffered a smashed right knee,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A Hugg,
of Reading, arrived in Milesburg dur.
ing the weekend for a brief visit with
Mr. Hugg's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Taner A. Huge
Mrs. Fannle Burke returned to
her home in Altoona on Monday af-
ter spending a week in Bellefonte
with her nephew and niece, Thomas
and Miss Lizzie Farley, South Water
street
Kenny Widdowson and Lee and
Phillip Smith, all of Bellefonte, are
taking a special course in music at
State College this summer. The two
Smith boys are commuting the
College while Widdowson is staying
there during the week
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Houser and
son, Phillip, Sunday returned to thelr
home on East Bishop street from a
week's motor trip through New York
State and Canada Mr. Houser was
on a week's vacation from his duties
at the Titan Metal plant
Mi Mrs. LeRoy
children, Janet LeRoy
Perth Amboy mre
week I
brother
Mrs
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to
Sturn and
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pending
with Mrs
and sister
and
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in-law
Malcolm
nome on
Yeager and
North Spring
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expect oO re.
vid New.
a brief
+ Sunday with
Emma
after
Newcomer employed
it
shipyard
Mrs. Lewl
North Allegheny
Orvis
street
the
Atte
Harvey, of }
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Celebration To |
Begin Sunday
Continued from pape one)
ing t a free-wil]l offering
will be taken up for the purpose of
and equipment
nse station In Miles-
in
he parade
purchasing supplies
fer a home def
burg
Tuesday will be the
W. CT U and organization
will be in charge of a program from
Tt 90p m on Market street. The
street will be closed off from the
band hall to the school house each
night during the week for the spec-
ial activities. A speaking platform
has been erected on the square near
the Charles Sheckler home on Mar.
Ket street
The principal W. C. T. U. speaker
will be Mrs Berthalee Broyles, of
State College vice president at large
of the Pennsylvania organization
The L. TL. Bingers will be on hand
for a special program of miisic
Wednesday will be devoted to the
P.O of A Lodge The program, be-
ginning at 7 p. m.. will include a
preliminary lodge opening, an ex-
hibition by the drill team, and a
short history of the organization
The Waman's Club announces
that the week of activities Is not
devoted to
that
ii
for Milesburg residents alone—it is |
i for all residents of the county. The |
public is cordially invited to attend
any and all events listed above as
well as special programs for Thurs-
day, Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
July 16 to 19 inclusive,
The celebration will conclude Sun- |
day, July 19. with an anniversary
service ai the Milesburg Baptist
church
In conhection with each evening's
bd
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
BELLEFONTE TRUST COMPANY
Located at Corner of Allegheny and High streets, Bellefonte, Pa
as of the Thirtieth day of June 1942
Published in accordance with a call made by the Secretary of Banking of
Pennsylvania pursuant to the provisions of the Dept. of Banking Code
ASSETS
Loans and discounts (including overdrafts, none
Mortgages insured under Title II of National Housing Act
United States Government obligations. direct and guaranteed
Obligations of States and political subdivisions
Other bonds, notes and debentures
Corporate stocks (including stock of Pederal Reserve
Bank, none)
Cash. balances with other banks, including reserve balances
exchanges for Clearing House, and cash items in process
of collection
Bank premises owned $75,786 92, furniture & fixtures $19,000.00
Real estate owned other than bank premises
Real estate sold under articles of agreement not in default
Other Assets
$ 4BE OTH 8)
141.188 94
634614 08
2,000.00
55 664 49
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300.003 57
94.786 92
2287818
1.520 00
416
Total Assets 760.375.75
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships and corporations $
Time deposits of individuals, partnerships and corporations
Deposits of States and political subdivisions
Other deposits (certified and officers’ checks, etc)
795.400 85
618,230.34
31,808 34
13.900.76
$1,450 448.29
11.93
Total Deposits
Other liabilities
Total Liabilities $1,450 460 22
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Common shares (total par value $150,000.00)
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000 00
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$ 30991553
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Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts
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{ (a) U.8 Government obligations, direct and guaranteed,
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Total .... 76530.07
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Bonds buy bombs Stamps buy
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brick dwelling house
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basement, electricity and hot-air
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IHECLA PARK
Park and Bathing Pool Open for the Season
Harry's Tavern
8. Spring St. Bellefonte, Pa
shoulder, and a severe laceration of and entertainment stands and dis-| 1, E. 8. Orr, Treasurer of the above named Institution, do solemnly
10 a. m. Sunday, In order to com-
| Smith and Eleanor Wion, Mrs. Philip
ply with the order Frank had to mo-| Johnston, Mrs. Robert McClellan,
tor to Pittsburgh, take a plane to| Mrs Donald Leamer, Mrs. Roy Lea-
Illinois, and complete the trip to sure, Mrs. Paul Eberhart, Mrs. Philip
Chanute field by train, arriving at Shaw, Mrs. Verna Hampton, Mrs. |
his destination with only one-half | John Z. Prey, Mrs. Philip Wion, Mrs.
hour to spare. The reason for the | Jack Gingher, Mrs. Chester Thomas,
shortening of his leave was that he | Mrs. Joseph Wagner, Mrs. Leslie
was scheduled to be graduated from | Thomas, Mrs. John Rutter, Mrs.
Chanute Field, Monday morning. He | William Mokle, Mrs. Edgar Weaver,
expects to be transferred elsewhere | Mrs. Alexander Brown, Mrs ou. the or 80 they could help him with
the driving.
for further training, Poorman and Mrs. Betty Gates,
the mouth. He also had a large acid | plays of articles of historic inter-
burn about the head. At the Vinita lest. The town is being gaily decor.
Hospital surgeons fear that it will be ated for the occasion. i
necessary to amputate his right leg! Men In the services are especially |
above the knee to check an infection invited to attend the celebration, !
which has developed. Otherwise the regardless of their place of residence.
victim apparently is recovering sat- | EE a
isfactorily. His car was demolished | Reports His Car Robbed
in the accident, which resulted not| Peter Schindler told Lock Haven
long after he picked up the hitch- police that his car was robbed on
nday night while parked in the
rear of a Main street busines splace,
(swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
(Notarial Seal)
E. 8. ORR, treasurer,
Bworn and subscribed to before me this 8th day of July 1942,
W. HARRISON WALKER, Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan 21, 1943
Correct Attest:
N. E. ROBB
GO. E McCLELLAN
M. L. WETZLER
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