__ August 20, 1942.
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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—Pfe. Richard Wallace, of Ran- |
dolph Field, Texas, spent last week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
|G Wallace and family, of Milesburg
Tm A. Tate rar aed to his
home in Punxsutawney after spend-
ing a week with his brother, Walter
T. Tate, of Bush Addition
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—-Messrs. C. R. Boob,
Richard Alters, all of Aaronsburg,
called at our office Monday while in
town on business.
~Miss Bertha I. Askey, of Chicago,
Ill, visited with Mrs. Carrie Delong
for several days last week, at Brook-
side Farm, Blanchard, Pa
Robert 8S. Zimmerman and young
son, Donald, of Bellefonte R. D. 2,
were callers at this office Tuesday
morning while in Bellefonte on a
business mission
~Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Thomas and
son, of Coleville, spent the past week
visiting with Mr. Thomas' brother,
Edmund Thomas and family at In-
dianapolis, Indinana
-Pvt, William Baumgardner spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Claude Baumgardner, at
Pleasant Gap. William is stationed
at Pt. George Meade, Md
Mrs. Priscilla Fye, of Moshan-
non, while in Bellefonte Monday,
found time to visit our office. We
were surprised to learn that this was
her first visit to Bellefonte in about
a year
Corp. James Edward Whittaker
has returned to his duties at Newport
News, Va, after spending a ten-day
furlough with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Whittaker, of West
Linn street
Miss Mary Beezer. of East Bish-
op street, who had been visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Londo, at Green Bay,
Wis, is now in Wilkinsburg with
her aunts, Mrs. J. F. Jones and Mrs
C. G. Spicher
-Mrs. Mary Sager and Mrs. Anna
Roff, both of Halfmoon Terrace, last
Thursday went to North Carolina
for a brief visit with their grandson
Sgt. Charles Sager, who is in an army
camp there. They also visited Sgt
Sager's wife and child who reside
near the camp
~Mr. and Mrs Edward Quick re-
turned to thir home in Bellefonte,
Friday. fom a visit in Niagara Falls,
N.Y. While there they accompanied
t' ofr son-in-law and daughter, Mr
and Mrs. William Barker on a mo-
tor trip to Buffalo, where they board
ed a hoat for a cruise to Crystal
Beach Canada.
Mrs. Sarah Smith, and William
Hockenberry and son, returned to
their homes in Bellefonte, Saturday,
from a week's motor trip to Niagara
Falls, where they were guests of Mrs
Smith's daughter, Beulah Smith,
and to Stroudsburg, where they were
guests of another sister of Mrs
Smith, Mrs. Miles Decker
Joseph Gherrity, aged 18, son of
Walter Gherrity, of South Spring
street, Monday enlisted in the U. 8
Navy and has been assigned to the
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
for preliminary training. Gherrity
was a member of the class which was
graduated from the Bellefonte High
School last June.
~The Misses Harriet Thompson,
Zoe Henry, Jean McKinley and Isa-
bel Sager, all of Bellefonte, returned
home Tuesday from a four days’ trip
to Philadelphia. Miss Thompson,
Miss Henry and Miss McKinley are
employes of the Titan Metal Com-
pany. while Miss Sager is employed
at Brown's Boot Shop
Among those who spent Sunday
at the W. H. Knoffsinger home at
Pleasant Gap were, Mr. and Mrs
M. E. Knoffsinger, and Mrs M. E
Powell, of Harrisburg: Pvt. Willlam
Baumgardner, of Pt. George Meade,
Md... Mrs. Henry Young and son.
Raymond, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Rightnour, of Bellefonte
William and Thomas Shallcross,
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M
Shallcross, of Bryn Mawr. formerly
of Bellefonte, have been visiting with
friends in Bellefonte, William as a
guest at the Mrs. G. A. Robison home
on East Curtin street, and Thomas
as a guest of the John Dunn family,
also of East Curtin street
-Miss Jane Wright, daughter of
Mrs. Mary Wright, of East Linn
street, who expected to leave during
the weekend for San Diego, Cal, for
a visit with Lt Frank Krumka, of
the U. 8. Navy, cancelled her plans
upon receiving word that Lt. Krumka
is being transferred to another post
Miss Wright expects to make the
trip at a later date
—Rev. J. A. Byrd and Mrs. Byrd,
of Coleville, expect to move within
A week or ten days to Rome, Pa.
where Rev. Byrd has been appointed
to establish a Pilgrim Holiness
church. During the more than three
years he served the Coleville Pilgrim
Holiness church Rev. Byrd and Mrs.
Byrd became well known and well
liked throughout this area.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dawson, Mr.
and Mrs. George Love and Wendell
Crain, all of Altoona. called at the
Ira Sprankle home on Pine street
on Sunday to visit with Mrs. William
Sprankle of Coleville, who was strick-
en ill while visiting with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
Ira Sprankle. Mrs. Sprankle’s con-
dition is reported to be fair.
— Calvin Smith, of Tulsa, Okla-
homa, spent the weekend with his
father, J. Prank Smith, of the Pet-
rikin Hall apartments, and with his
brothers, Swengel, John and Charles
8mith, all of Bellefonte, and with
his sister, Mrs. Prank P. Geary, at
Centre Hall. Mr. Smith had been
in New York City on a business mis-
sion and he returned there at the
conclusion of his visit here,
Corp Lawrence O'Leary, station-
ed at Langley Field, Va, with the |
U. 8. Air Corps, was promoted to the |
rank of Sergeant, effective on Aug- |
ust 8, according to word received by |
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel |
O'Leary, of Penn Street. O'Leary |
entered the Air Porce in June, 1941. |
His brother, Pvt. Daniel O'Leary,
with the U. 8. Army at Camp Polk, |
La. is expected home today for a
ten.day furlough,
~- William Brouse, Jr., son of wil- |
liam H. Brouse, of South Thomas |
street, who entered the service on |
July 11, has completed preliminary |
:
Paul and |
Mrs. Philip Witeraft, of Cherry |
Lane, Friday attended the funeral
of her uncle, Asa Klinger, of Hazel-
toh.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ward Fisher, of
East Curtin street, were visitors in |
Harrisburg during the latter part of
the week
Miss Anna McCoy and Miss Kate
Shugert last Wednesday returned to
Bellefonte from a two weeks' visit
in Atlantic City
Zane Carey, son of Mrs. Joyce
Rine, of Willowbank street, has ac-
cepted a position as night clerk at
the Brockerhoff Hotel
Mrs. Mary McCloskey and son,
Donald, of Flemington, spent the
weekend with the former's uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Myr] Kerstetter,
of Bellefonte R. D
Mrs. Polly A. Ward, of East High
Street, last Thursday went to Ber-
wick for an indefinite visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Gregg and fam-
ily. Mrs. Ward is 86 vears of age
Delta Sigma Pi
finance honorary at the Pennsyl
vania State College, has initiated 13
students into its society, Among the
initiates is John A Cole, Bellefonte
George H. Fisher, stationed at
the U. S. Naval Base at Newport, R
I. 1s spending a week's furlough with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Fisher and family, of East Lamb
street
Mrs. Mary Shaughnessy on Sun-
day returned to her home on East
Howard street from Altoona, where
she had spent several days with her
sister, Mrs. Edith Brumbaugh and
family
Pvt. Harold E. Tate on Friday
returned to his duties at Camp Gor
don, Agusta, Ga, after spending a
ten-day furlough with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tate, at Axe
Mann
Mr. and Mrs
turned to their home in Ridley
Sunday, after
commerce and
William Ferree re-
Park
spending a week with
Mrs Ferree's parents, Mr. and Mrs
8. Claude Herr, at their home at
Hecla Park
Roger Yorks, emploved at the
Bethlehem Steel Company shipyards
in Baltimore, Md., arrived here dur-
ing the weekend for a visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Yorks,
at their home in Milesburg
J. W. Klinger, of State College
RD. was a caller at this office yes-
terday morning. having brought the
season's crop of wool to Bellefonte
for sale at the Centre County Sheep
and Wool Growers Association pool
at the Shope warehouse
John G. Love returned to his
home on East Linn street, Friday
night, from Temple University Hos-
pital, Philadelphia, where he under-
went an operation last week. Mr
Love is recuperating steadily from
the effects of the operation
Mr. and Mrs. Karl E Kusse, of
for Barberton, Ohio, where they are
spending this week with Mr. Kusse's
mother, Mrs. Ella Kusse. Sunday
they attended a dinner in celebration
of the elder Mrs. Kusse's 76th birth-
day anniversary
Clair Stover, son of Mr. and Mrs
L. Scott Stover. East Howard
street, Friday enlisted in the U. 8
Navy and has reported for duty at
Newport, R. I. Stover was gradu-
ated from the Bellefonte High School
in the class of 1939 and for some
time has been employed as a drafta-
man by the Eastern Aircraft Com-
pany, Trenton, N. J. His older broth-
er. Luther, is in the U. 8. Air Corps
and is now stationed at Gardner
Field, Taft, California
Mr and Mrs. L. C. Heineman, of
Willowbank street, spent the week-
end in Buffalo, N. Y.. with their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Haag, Jr. and infant son. Mr
Hineman, secretary of the Bellefonte
Y M C A is enjoying his annual
vacation from his duties this week
During his absence the following
members of the board of directors
have been serving as substitutes:
James R. Hughes, Fred Warner, Har-
ry C. Taylor, Earl 8. Orr, E. T. Risan
and Philip H. Johnston
of
sell Young home at Pleasant Gap
occasions The wedding anniver-
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Young. also
the probable induction into the army
of Jack Dunklebarger of Bellefonte
A quiet evening was observed and
those present were Messrs, Frank, |
Clarence and Morris Young, Misses | Centre Democrat, enlisted in the Avi- |
Mildred and Laura Young, of Pleas- | ation Cadets last April and upon his
ant View: Jack Dunklebarger, of
Bellefonte: Miss Rebecca Regal, Mr.
and Mrs. Young and son Donnie
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Jacobs, of |
Willowbank street, and Rev. and
Mrs. Stabler and daughter, Miriam, | ¥anced course
of Hughesville, returned last Wed-
nesday night from a ten days’ fish-
ing trip to Canada. The group spent
the time in a cottage along a lake
near Poland, Ontario. The two min-
isters spent much of their time ang-
ling for Great Northern Pike and
both were quite succesful. The lar-
gest fish caught by Rev. Jacobs
weighed six pounds and measured
30 inches in length. Rev. Stabler
caught one that weighed nearly 14
pounds and was 37 inches long. On
Friday, Rev. and Mrs. Jacobs went
to Carlisle to spend ten days or two
| weeks with Mrs. Jacobs’ brother-in-
{law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Prank
| Kramer.
~ Announcement has been made of
the engagement of John Joseph
| Rearick, of New York. son of the
late Harry Rearick, of Bellefonte,
‘and Elizabeth Conaghan Rearick,
now of Brooklyn, N. Y, to Miss
Bernedette Margery Sheridan, dau-
ghter of Mrs. James Sheridan, of
Patchogue, L. I. Miss Sheridan is a
| graduate of Bt. Regis College, West-
lon, Mass. and attended the New
York School of Social Science. She
is employed as a social worker by
the Department of Social Welfare
of Suffolk County, L. I. Mr. Rearick
{ger David
[treatment
[in Aspinwall
| they
"his final nine weeks of training. At
| the completion of the course he will
West Linn street, Priday departed |
| trips to Texas
A dinner was served at the Has- |
| stationed
on Monday evening. honoring two!
lof which he is spending with his
| mother,
{ Haven
| will
| Might training course. He then will
training at a technical school at a nephew of John and the Misses
Kessler Field, Mississippi, and is Kathryn and Marie Conaghan, of the
awaiting assignment to an advanced | Library apartments, North Allegheny
training school. Prior to entering street, studied at St. Augustine's
the service Brouse was assistant | Academy and Fordham University,
manager of the Sunoco service sta- | | New York. He is assistant director
tion at the corner of Allegheny and | {of public relations for Metro-Gold-
Bishop streets, | wyn-Mayer Pictures.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Rankin, of
Camp Hil, spent the forepart of this
week in Bellefonte with Mr. Rankin's
"father, W. B. Rankin and family, of
~Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gi. Meek, of |
| Alexandria, Va, are spending this
(week with Mr. Meek's parents, Mr
{and Mrs. George R. Meek, of North
| Spring street East Curtin street
Mrs Calvin E. Gates, of North Nell Gray, of New York, son of
| Spring street, was a driving guest of Mr. and Mrs
I{Mrs. David Rhoades on a trip to street,
[Warriors Mark for a weekend visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buck
8S. I. Myers, fleld manager, is
serving as manager of the Haines
Shoe Store, Bellefonte, while mana-
Mumper Is undergoing
in the Veterans' hospital
Episcopal church, Allenhurst, for
the past several weeks
Mrs J. 1. iinderwood, of Erie,
who had been in Bellefonte with the
Misses Mary and Blanche Under.
wood, of North Spring street,
month, Monday departed for Ebens.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wagner, of
South Allegheny street, are spending |
this week In New York City where |
are spending much of their
time buying merchandise for the J
B. Wagner & Company store
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Weirick, of
Glenside, and Mr. and Mrs. 8 H
Jack, of Colver, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack's son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon
A. Hoffman and family, of North
Allegheny street
Miss Thelma Eby and Miss Dor-
othy Showers, both of Pleasant Gap,
left last week for a trip through New
York State. While away they will
visit for several days at Rochester,
N. Y, with Mr. and Mrs. Gilles
Burtner. Mrs. Burtner is the former
Charlotte Heim. daughter of Mr and
Mrs D. H Heim, of South Penn
sireet
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox and
son, James, of Jamaica, Long Island,
expect to return home today after a
several days’ visit with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
John O'Leary, and their infant son,
of North Allegheny street. Mr. and
Mrs. Cox's son, Captain William FP
Cox, is now stationed in New Jersey,
and is a frequent visitor at his par-
ental home
Mr and Mrs. Larue Burch, of}
the White apartments, North Spring
street, are receiving congratulations
on the hirth of their first child, a
son weighing six pounds, four ounces,
at the Centre County hospital, on
Sunday The youngster has been
named Robert Larue. Mrs. Burch
is the former Janet Benford, daugh-
William J. Benford, of North
Allegheny street
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller, of
the Petrikin apartments, West High
street, are the proud parents of their
first child, a daughter, born last
Wednesday morning at the Centre
County Hospital The little girl has,
been named Judith Kay. Mrs Mil-
ler. the former Virginia McClellan
of Milesburg, for some years was em-
ployed as a deputy in the offices of
Prothonotary Bond C. White
Mr and Mrs. James 8S. Pettingill
of Burnside street, received word
that their son, James W. Pettingill,
was recently graduated from the
basic training school at Perrin Field,
Sherman, Tekas. He is now a stu
dent at the Advanced school for
Pilots at Ellington Pield, Texas, for
before returning to her home
Pledges to the Bellefonte Com-
munity Welfare Pund may be paid
| directly to the fund offices on the
i second floor of the Y. M. CA. bulld.
ing, opposite the Chamber of Com-
merce offices, or may be malled to the
offices. Address Y M. C. A. bullding
Florence Mary Barr, of Phila-
delphia, daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Miles A. Barr, formerly of Belle
fonte, who has become a talented
vocalist with the Philadelphia Sym-
phony Orchestra, is spending her
vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Otto Corman, on East Bishop street
Mrs Anna Piper and son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Les
ter Piper, all of Wilkinsburg, spent
last week with Mrs. Anna Piper's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Clavton Reyer, of South Water
street, and also with Mrs. Piper?
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, 86 H Hoy, of South Thomas
street
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Vet. |
erans of Foreign Wars, Bellefonte,
will hold its annual picnic dinner at
the Fisher Tea Room, Julian, at 7
p.m on Tuesday, August 25. Cars
will leave the VFW home at 6:45 p
m_ For reservations and transpor-
tation members are asked to call Mrs
Raymond Allen, 2783, or Mrs. Har-
rison Kline, 2766, not later than Sat
urday, August 22
Officers and members of the
Bellefonte Banjo Band take this
means of expressing their thanks to
all who contribiited to the success
of the band’s annual jamboree and
festival, held during the weekend
on the court at the rear of the Un-
dine House, Easi Bishop street. Net
proceeds of the carnival have not
been terminated at this time, accord.
ing to V. H Pifer, director of the
band
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph
Dr. and Mrs William J Schwartz,
and Mr and Mrs Mahlon K Robb,
returned to their respective homes
in Bellefonte Sunday after a week's
vacation at a cottage along Conneaut
Lake. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Parrish’s father, R J. Lamb,
of Brookline. near Pittsburgh, who
joined the group at Conneaut Lake
Mr. Lamb will be here fora week or
more
Darwin Garrett, of East Bishop
street, for the past year teacher and
Football coach at the Bellefonte high
school, has enlisted in the U. 8 Navy
and will report next week for duty
He and Mrs. Garrett will vacate the
apartment in the M. E Rumberger
home on East Bishop street early
next week and Mrs Garrett will go
to Lewistown where she has accept.
ed a position teaching in the public
schools
Mrs
ter of
A. Parrish,
receive his wings as an army pilot
Mrs. Edgar Herrold and daugh-
ter, Leilah, Miss Martha Regester,
Mrs. Raymond Zimmerman and Mrs
William McCormick, all of Duquesne,
were weekend guests of Mrs Her-
rold’s brother-in-law and sister, Dr
d Mrz Paul M. Corman, of North
Allegheny street. All returned home
Monday the exception of Mrs
Herrold and daughter who remained
for a longer visit at the Corman
home. Mrs. Corman entertained at
a dessert bridge. Saturday night, in
f her guests
Miss Lillian Golighty, of Dallas
Texas, spent the forepart of this
week in Bellefonte as a guest of Mr
and Mrs. B Ralph Summer at their
home on West Bishop street Mon
day. Miss Golightly and James R
Hughes were in State College as
guests at the Judge Walton Mitchell
summer home. This is Miss Golight-
Iy's second visit to Bellefonte, her
first trip having been made during
the summer of 1940, She and Mr
Hughes first became acquainted in
1925 and 1928 when Miss Golightly
was one of a group of High School |
girls who extended a cordial welcome
to the Bellefonte Academy football
teams during their championship
ar
Brown, of Fort
who with her
son, Richard
Louis BH
Lauderdale. Florida
husband and their
have been spending the summer in
the White Mountains at Jefferson,
New Hampshire, i= expected to ar.
rive in Bellefonte Monday for a visit
with her mother, Mrs. J M. Bricker
at her home on Reynolds avenue
Mr Brown and son, now with ano-
ther son, James, at his home near
Philadelphia will return to Florida
late this week
Robert 1. Meyers, Long Branch,
former circulation and advertising
manager for the Daily Record in
that city, has returned to that post
after an absence of a few years dur-
ing which time hie was associated
with his father, Herbert 8 Meyers,
in publishing the Spring Lake Gaz-
cette. at Spring Lake N. J Mr. Mey-
ers is a brother of Mrs. O. B, Malin,
of Connecticut, until recently a
former well known resident of Belle-
fonte. He is quite well known here
| through visits with the Malin family
during their residence here
Mrs. Frederick Churchill, Belle-
fonte and Harbor Springs, Mich.
was guest of honor at a party given
last Wednesday by Mrs Mary J
{Gray of Bellefonte, at her cabin in
{ Hecla Park. Mrs. Churchill, the for-
{mer Mrs. Mary Woodring of Belle-
fonte, was presented with a gift in
‘honor of her marriage to Mr
[Churchill which took place last
| month at Hatbor Springs. Refresh-
{ ments were served. The Toiowibe
t 0. Wop training | Were present: Mrs. Harold Kirk, Mrs
ake oneN ig rami Harry Dunlap, Mrs. Ivan Walker,
Upon completing Mrs Milom Walker, Mrs. Allen Cruse,
the latter course he will be in readi- | Mrs. Pred Witmer, .Mrs. Donald Lea-
ness for active duty. | mer, and Mrs. Roy Leasure, all of
| Bellefonte, and Mrs. 8. Claude Herr,
Announcement has been made | of Hecla Park
of the engagement of Miss Nancy |
Jane Stitzinger, daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs. Wayne Stitzinger, of New Cas-
tle, and granddaughter of J. Ken- |
nedy Johnston, of Bellefonte, to
William C. Comstock, also of New
Castle. Miss Stitzinger, whose moth-
er is the former Pauline Johnston of
Bellefonte, is well known in Belle-
fonte where she has spent the sum.
mer months at the Johnston home
since childhood. She is a graduate
of the New Castle High School and
is employed in New Castle. Mr,
Comstock, also a graduate of the!
New Castle High School, is employed |]
by the Bell Telephone Company near |
New Castle. No dale has been set
for the wedding.
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with
honor
Cadet Eugene Shultz,
at Maxwell Field, near
Montgomery, Alabama, called on
friends and relatives in Bellefonte,
Tuesday, while on a furlough. most |
~Aviation
Mrs. Lila L. S8hultz, at Lock
Eugene, formerly employed
{in the printing department of The
return to duty about September 1
begin a nine-weeks' primary
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ANNOUNCEMENT!
Dr. H. E. KUSS and Dr. E. R. WIDMANN
wee DENTISTS «ee
announce the opening of their Look Haven office at
7 West Church Street, Lock Haven, Pa.
Office Hours: § a. m. L103 hb. m. Daily-—-8unday by Appointment
Telephones: Lock Haven 4246 — Bellefonte 3226
| every week
| partment has become so amazingly papular
J. E. Gray of Wilson | the benefits derived, it is undisputably Centre County's Community Bar-
Bellefonte, has been In charge |
of services in St. Andrew-hy-the. Sea |
for a |
burg where she will spend some time |
tof the
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T, 8 Porter, of Mill Hall, pro-
prietor of the Clinton Auction at
Mill Hall and well known livestock
dealer, was in Bellefonte on a busi-
ness mission yesterday
Mrs. Walter Rishel, of
Greensburg, former resident of
Bellefonte area, was a visitor with
friends and relatives in this com-
munity during the latter part of the
week
WANTED. Two girls or
en for general work
Ald Rus station Good
and bonrd Write Steam
Trout Run, Pa
young wom-
in lea room
WREES, room
Valley Inn
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if 0 aol ss housekeeper. Two in
fami 4 Good wages Albert
Thompson, Nittany Howard
R.-D. 2 Phone Zion git
WOMAN
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Miss Virginia Clark daughter ment
of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Clark, of East’ SNC
Curtin street, has returned from a ea
everal veecks' visit with relatives
and friends in Chicago and Pitts-
{burgh
David Dean
Dean, of the Orvi
Curtin street. departed
Elizabethtown, where
rolled as a student at
School for Boys
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Bernstein and
family. of Mil] Hall, yesterday moved
to thelr home on East Curtin street
Bellefonte, where they wil] reside in
the future. According to reports, Mr
Bernstein will continue operate
The Clintonian, road house near Mill
Hall
Mr
ing for the
Hall Hote}
Neat
restaurant and
Lock Haven
experience
tips Meals
Write I. H
Waitress in progres.
Dastry depart
Pa. State
Good hours
and room
in care
age
and
ad
pa
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of this
per
WANTED Operaton
mines an stripping
Also cul saw timber
mine Lies Pow el
iinton and Clearfield
Must have your own
work on lease or
at ini assistance
ence required €
Ed Haupt, Owner
fonte, Pa
Boa rd Wanted
WANT. Men
Mrs David Ric
Pa
Mrs. Max Herr are Hv. Articles ror Sale
time being at the Centre BOR SALE [4
while thelr home on L OG Bante
Main street. Centre Hall. is being POR BALE. ised Sab crit
made ready for them Mr. and Mrs chest Deliass Electric
Herr were In Bellefonte Tuesday and
yesterday while Mr. Herr introduced SALE—8ickle or sugar
his many friends and acquaintances i 4a Zion. LF. White
to his new bride
Miss Theresa E. Shields
Logan street, departed yesterday for
Bellersville, where she has acoepted
a position as director of nurses at
the Grand View Hospital Miss
Bhields had held an executive pos.
ton for some time in a hospital in
Jersey City. N. J. but resigned about
a Year ago because of {Il health and POR
came lo Bellefonte. 8he had been Gull
with her sister, Miss Agnes Shields, © *
on East logan street, since that
time
d
son of Mrs. Dell
apartments, East
last week for
he has en-
the Patlon aAvaliat ie
ail
Mana
t
0 Bellefonte
and
CLTe rs
Julian
Any size
Pa x34
yd baby
x54
ar
Co
POR
Phos
Dears
x4
FOR BALE /
Cag: y new
A
ba by
Cal
carriage
Be liefon te
Pract)
of East nba
FOR SALE Timothy
lLigen, Centre Hall
station
peered
Pa
Wa
Near P
ace
n
" x34
POR SALE -- Timothy
clean of weed seeds
Centre Hall, Pa
weed
J. L
nice and
Decker
x38
SALE
of C
Ph
POR SALE--Tractor
Minneapolis Z 26.31 hn
Mark. lLoganton. Pa
Marriage Licenses FOR BALE--8ome home-grown Um
Vitn John DIVincenss State Onllege | i Berane a Cosan Year
Ruth Marjorie Bohneider Phila -
Joseph A Cessna, Jr... State College POR BALE.
Ruth Lazeski State College Wazner
Walter 85 Spackman . Port Matilda
Beatrice M Wiser Port Matilda
Harry 1. Bolt Howard R. D
Matilda M. Mester. Howard R D
Some Umoihy
E Yarnell
8372
re
one x34
slightly used
Fred
x34
D
a —
A polato raiser
new. Inquire
a Centre Hall R D
POR BALE
Hake
Basi] Mott
POR SALE A
Electric stove
Price
ng Mills
oven
or bmil
Snr
Inquir
RD
bicycle
of
Bellefon
bHhoy's
nguire
Bear er Bt
pox!
Ben -
Pa
x34
fer W ie
Lost and Found
POUND-A pair of glasses on Bishop
atreet. Tuesday, Aug 18 Owner
cap have same by calling al our of-
fice and paying for this ad x24
POR
bers
Ixhiler
BALE
Tussd ave
Pleasant
weet oor and
and Pr
Cap, Pa
CMW -
Gave Ray
Dial 8263
x34
POR
200
CGienry
BALE-A
voars old
oorner cupboard over
Inquire of Mrs
PD. 3 Bellefonte
xa4
LCST —« lady's” Bena gold wrist
watch. between Plaza Theatre and Kelley I
Wilson street, last Thumday. Reward
if returned 10 Mrs Samuel Roberts BogRs township
Wilson street, Bellefonte, Pa. Dial POR SALR Bome
2274. 4 | 81325 per bushel
. 8100 Inquire of Mrs
Centre Hall R D 1
vellow plums
Pick yoursel!
Sara Cramer
x34
POUND Man's pocketbook contain-
ing sum of money, at festival In
Mijesburg., Seturday night Owner
can secure samme from Allen Weaver
Milesburg, by identifying, and pay-
ing for this advertisement x34
FOR SALE—Parm lime at pr ice far.
mers can afford to ¥ Inquire of
C, M. Long. Howard D. 2. Phone
Zion 1913 (Nittany) 2-u
POR SALE Cucumbers sweet corn.
Wanted to Buy fomatogs, Potatoes, green beant
ee appies and pers Inquire of Harry
WANTED To buy 8 new or good Ishier. RB D. 1 Bellefonte, Pa. (Dale's
second-hand lime spreader. Call Summit) X34
Boalsburg 3602. A "M4 POR SALE—A 1038 Buick Special
{ sedan with radio and heater Bun
WANTED--To buy 2 En homapowsr 16000 miles Will sell reasonable
gasoline engine. Must be in @00d Carrie Delong, Brookside Farm
mechanical condition. John Snavely, Blanchard, a. ah x34
Centre Hall Pa. x34 —
POR BALE - Shor slab wood at
Greensvalley saw mill near Pieas-
ant Gap: also at Hennigh's saw mill
| near otters Mills, O. W. Houta
{| Lumbe* Co, 2-4
BALE ~~ Apples, 50 cents per
bushel, Also gallon jugs with lids
and handles; oak roll-top desk; iron
beds with springs; wood heating
— a a stove. Qlark Farm, Benner Twp. x38
WANTED —- To Duy small country | POR SALE -Five-piece Brown ldoyvd-
home, along improved highway. loom fiber living room suite -
with electric io ei, small celient condition. Persons not inter.
eariok, a ested in buying. need not apply.
| Mrs, Peron Russell, Boalsburg, Pa
x34
WANTED. To ay old | Fordson trac. |
tor in running shape or not. Will
¥ highest cash price. R. B. Bro-
K., hublersburg, Pa. Siu
WANTED To bu second hana
ahafting and it; best prices |
paid. Inquire of Swartz Machine !
Shop, Beliefonte, Pa. Phone og
-t
WANTED. Por Defense: Junk of |
kinds--iron, metals, old cars, | FOR SALE
dren and bg hoy ie Write | and pars;
alirun uto rvioe, ate, OF water pump; on te
call Bellefonte 2422. 17H | model fn Winchester. Tieavy. ae.
Hall 35 i
iH. O Yearick, Mill
Help Wanted : -—
| Phone 4511
for shoe
POR SALE -- 1908 two-
ANTED Manager store door sedan, excellent oondition;
Apply Haines’ Shoe Wigard Store, five good tires: driven only 22.000
Bellefonte
| WANTED —Rxperie
x34 miles. Electric gear shift. best
er at once.
(of care an $0 run
acer Pa.
Two Fordson tractors
one Falthanks Momse
|W,
S—————
i oy
FOR BALE Three steel
feeders, 2 6.11, | B.1
green Farm, Spruce Creek
how
HONK
Pa
A 1920 Grgham-Paige
Inquire
Big
xa
FOR BALE
sedan in good condivdon
of GCarbrick Bros OPO]
Spring. Bellefonte, Pa
any Rize
reasonab ie
Thursday
Pa. Phon
Cucumbers
Prices
and
BALE
quantity
Will pick Monday:
Win. ¥. Colyer, Centre Hall
H-KR-2
POR
any
Packard
was used fo
BALE. 1930
dition
FOR
ROOd con
Pus, will bau
er Ie une
bus Inquire
inn, Pa
Sign pupils ano
for
refrigerat
Point
ad BIT
adic
FOR SALE Ho
Port Matiids
Live Stock
FOR SALE
1 Lent
Sotoer, Bellefont
POR
Prin
BAL.
FARMERS
Cet Hall he
Tuesday. Bring your
poultry, you
8. T. Reigel
ts
Pets, Etc.
POR BALE --Beagie pups bred fron
No | hunting stock Ready 10 train
OO M Zimmerman Willowbank St
Bellofonte Dial 2741 x3
Dogs,
Two
ds. both one
¥ Wn H Yo
Bellefonia Flimore
Real Estate - For Sale
POR SALE
Curtis
FOR
hou
SALE
Gllre
A brick
treet
DTISEMENTS | |
POR RENT
ive twee
Front half of attract.
uitable for
two aadinits nt anes
Mm BR. V. Mul fone, Pa. Phone
hel EF 4
’
Rooms For Rent
rom Darge fuiniahed
28 oul |
Apartments ten Rent
ENT Lary partment on
I ! James
FOR REN]
Rent
Penns
Wanted to
Announcements
8
MAN ING The Boot
GRANGE FPSTIVAIL
The Young Pec
W the Mije Baptist
aire of Mies 1
Curtin street, Bellefont
BALE A
each side
2462 2 Bel
POR Acute
roOma ‘
" ns fe
E
Telephot
Shape
Pa
rer
POR SALE
HOU a
FOR SALE
ern :
pociion of Bellefonie, Pa
Mary M. Pauble, I. O O
Bellefonte, Pa Phone
POR SALE
aCTes Jear
pasture. in high
plenty of fruit
bulldings Located one mile
Madsonburg. Pa Inquire
Wise. Madisor burg Pa
F Build
749 Te
Po
and
cultivation
water
west of
of T. B
x35
i86-acre
Pr
A
balance ir
state of
spring
farm
mber
good
pon BALE- -180 acres farm and tim-
berland, Jocated about half mile
east of Madisonburg aiong ate
road All necessary outbuildings
good state of cullivation
water piped to house and
H. Shafle Madisonburg
x36
Farms For Rent
— y
buildings
tricity. Write L
office :
FOR RENT A
four miles east of
lots of Dasture Mrs
lev. Rebersburg, Pa
FOR RENT... .00.acre
farmed with tractor. Barn fitted
for dalrying Running water. 1V
miles west of Rebersburg Inquire of
Charles Gramiey, 501 Frederick St.
Flemington, Pa x38
Houses tor Rent
POR RENT A six-room house Jo-
A 116- acre farm. “good
running water and elec-
M., in care of this
farm Jocated
Rebersburg
K. Gram-
x34
T0-acre
J
farm. can be
cated near Filmore. The George |
Eckley home. Inquire of Willis Eck.
West Decatur, Pa
POR RENT-—Conarete block house in
Bush Addition. Bix rooms, bath,
Possession September
Haupt. Dial 2767
furnace,
ist.
Bn x35
x34 |
now hold a ii vai on the
Miscellaneous
STOCK
Keller
Reverse
DEAD
BM
75-R-2
fw moved
Min
charges
promptly
Pa. Phone
1-11
heim
STOCK Rem N
J Voz Centre
or lock Haven 2104
Pe nse 1-
DEAL ) EBTOCK
Call anytime at
76.1.3 TPelietonie
Mi lesburg Pa
Repairing
PURNTTT RE REPATRED Papal
made to all kinds of furnitars
Upholstering and slip covers made
Wm D Thomoson's Uoholstering
Shop. 102 E lam™ WM. Phone 382-R
Beliefonte, Pa 1-11
vour Maytag
parts and sere
promptiy
Hall 55-
al our ex-
of
Removed prompily
my exnense, phons
lioyd LL. Smith,
1-4
Ghee
SERVICING Keep
working Genuine
vice. We service all makes of wash-
ere and sweepers Bweeper brushes
re-bristied R KK Owens Bieotric
| Store, 8. Allegheny street. Dial ie
| MAOHINE WORK -- lawn mowers
sharpened. General machine work of
all kinds. We also have (a stock cold
roll steel, cap screws al ecCrews,
Woodrufl keve, key stock. etc. Swaria
Machine Shop, Bellefonte, Pa. Phone
2041 2-11
Floor Show
EVERY NIGHT
— AT —
Harry's Tavern
ROOLER SKATING - DANCING - RIDES. REFRESHMENTS
FREE Bathing - Picnic Tables FREE
Parking - Movies
THE FRIENDLY SPOT FOR FAMILY RECREATION
Restful and Yet Thrilling for Both Yeung and OM.