Page Two THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. August 27, 1942. n | { H to charges of selling beer and whis- | Howard Bwengel H. Smith Belle- | Bertha Proper, Philipsburg: Mrs #0 per cent for 10 per cent Belli time it is estimated that 11,000,000 SHULTZ FAMILY HOLDS : Joseph, Glenn, Walt Luther and Axe Mann Resident Key to minors fonte; Harry Allen Fogle, Jr, Me- David Balley, Mrs. Charles Wrye Telephone Co, 100 per cent for 10 Aer ans will participate In the REUNION AT MT. EAGLE | clarence, of Howard. Mr. and * $ b . y : ster tley, Phil-| 4 ) tS) pr cent The Bellefonte Central Balute Builds Home J. W Barefool of the Penngyls Shunicshurg; Losits Aine rs [and ton Morriadale; vi iid Mm Ratiroad I Te 3 let 100 per cent In some citles mayors and clvie The Bhul Wis aA Dhul a children (Continued gun ) Val quo; Sontrol Boal, jose fante; John Benedict Derstine, | Trude Parker, Clearfield; Mr. and mark as are other industries in the officials are going Wo mye procis held Bunday gust 23, at the Beaty LTR. 13 i wh Shirley and ; : am nage ne tell fMicers visited the Markland Pittsburgh: Mark Olenoski, Jv, Qs- Mrs. Harry Lutz, Meadville: Mrs, Area mations calling on the entire public home, “Four Maples at N Eagle. Tommy, of Howar :. 1} re. Lila og dling - 3 i Ral y ceoln Mills: Charles Doyle Packer, Alice Neff Brett, Cochranton: Mrs The nation’s motion picture indus- 10 halt, come to attention and give no pr nt wer Mr. and Mr Bhuit ‘ Fan Skamarak and Orviston; Edward George Frye, Alice Gingher, Meadville; C. C. Lu- try has been delegnted by the Treas- three cheer Do matte: where they warles Bhultz and daughter Gri on W ¢, Harriet Lon of Lock Philipsburg; Raymond Edward cas, Paul Gingher, Mrs. Nora Eck- uryv to Act as the spearhead of a re on whist thay al doing i Shut wis Co i, Mr. and ven ” nd Mi Wilhiam Leitch, Renovo; George Finley Has-lenroth, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Markle, drive for a billion dollar Bond and Len > h ouniy hn rp i ) is ) taymond Ammerman ahd son AOI . ind Bobby, Bellefonte Elmer Mellville, Mr and Mrs, Willlam Markle, Pleas- Stamp quota in September, and the ow prog fain "a th Wick O° Dick und Charley, Mr arold Wion Of Beliwo M and Mrs, J. K \ the establishment and that the em- Mencer, Philipsburg; Charles Har-{ant Gap; Miss Martha Weimer, Al- opening shot of that campaign will ot Ave ie ’ n Ont e y, u ADD ihn i Jarbara and ACHE “" Hi washed by floods and to level off the Bio as were rushed. He sald that old Williams, Aberdeen, Md.; David toons; Mr. and Mrs, Harry Van- be fired at 9 o'clock Tuesday even id aris inniBoa din oe a and Mi am nk and na front vard between the retaining pate i hg they a aia Lester Leitch, Howard Booyoc, Tyrone, Miss Belle Book- ing, September 1, when every one " irvey yeslerdey Reon od on Jimmy Milam aty. Mr. and - will and house. He leveled up a Pe + dng of the stomers William Thomas Bell hilips- hammer, Mrs. Howard Cree, Mrs. of the country's 15000 theatres will Congvans has ait wer «. Mrs. Jacob Shay, Mr. and Mi y John's Episcopal sizeable section of adjoining land patil oo been Ininiors gis burg: Calvin Jesse Coulter, Monu-|W. C. Eckert, Mr. and Mrs. Harry stop its show and stage a “Salute od $205.000,000,000 ¢ sffo ii . (in y Barnhart and children, James, 1 Herbert Koepp- Baker, wid iow has i planted i Sakilen ath ; vo harged with ment; Ralph Roger Shetler, Belle- | Eckert, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lyons to Our Heroes war but we will only pend half of Wer and Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. N rect tev. Fra P. Davis, assist produce. He bullt a set of stone steps 5 Matt uss: who ae yf he my fonte; John Walker, Philipsburg; and daughter, Tyrone; Mrs. Mildred poetic airs will be played as a lit by next July y CTY Shay, Mr. and Mr aul Corl and ant. Thirt h Bunday after Trin. in the retaining wall so he could get og a y ne ol $300 4 in Harold George Close, Philipsburg; | Foreman, Ben Mellott, Beaver Mea-' 100 cuard marches down the aisle Maren, Ruth nnle and Joanne, | it Th ny i 18 QISCOn~ water for washing purposes . from he wy f tha A ul with thease John Ward Morris, Philipsburg; dows; Mrs. Schenck, Lemont; Mrs. 4 one minute talk on bond buying When it comes to the war the ay. and Hermine Corl, all of Bellefonte, tf ant prember 13th. Morn Logan Branch. He has to earry fel aul bog A Ae i wd Irvin, (Joseph Kunes Durkin, Monument; | Paul Hironimus and children, Belle- oi) be followed by the playing of erage cil y ba tions Mrs. John Whiteman and son John, ing praye er tL 11 o'clock drinking water from other sourees, month lay lle COMIN a. hoi Russell Dean Spangler, Blanchard; !fonte; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fisher. (he National Anthem. If every seat sit XDerts the 4 cant Of Milesburg: Mr. James You will be L John's planning how to improve chars with one count, was direct- James Warren Northamer, 8. Phil- | Wingate Mr. and Mrs, Samuel i every theatre is oc pled at that ST 4 © Bhultz ar ! ' r He built a substi Yo th in 4 4 rg: William Robert Cole, Belle- | Barnhart and children, Mr. and Mrs picture que footbridge i A ve one Ou I A w fonte James Merrill Breon, Belle- | Earl Cartwright Mrs. Boyd S8holl / Area SH lio Bhi away | fonte; James Larane Barndt, Lock Charles Harrison, William Billett rom the highway : nd Casimer | Haven: Forest Frandville Hoy, Phil! Mrs. Howard Martin, Mrs. Lee, Mi 1st gettin tarted, he'll car, of Clarence nploy by th in i ell Allen olt. How-!and Mn Bernard Stover Mrs — Em —— ———— 4 Sit walls, more Y mocratic Club of ar- | od: Clad wey Simpsor n: Maud McGovern, Mrs. Cralg Cross- more improvements ne ntered ple 2 ity wie Edward hilipsbur myer, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kozar, Mr. Ring explains that when | e 4 po th n ro Lee 8. Hall Jaltimore Md Mr. and Mrs. William Bry an, Belle- ¥ much non-members of the club. Both mel * fonte: Miss lda Barnhar Harris- health. had appeared in court on previou . burg; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Alkey, Mr occasions on ti ame char Logans Receive and Mrs. Oscar Bathurst, Mr. and Both we enced to pay the Ambulance Mrs. William Yeager, Mrs Ella of prosecution. a fine { $300 Cartwright Mr. and Mrs. Howard Speer. Mrs. Blanche Jones, Mi Lee Fetper and daughter, Mrs. Laura Lucas, Miesburg: Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Mompson, Mrs. Mabel Morri- Mrs. Albert Smith, Mn Pred Bellefonte; Mr. and Mrs. J mach g Boyer, Avi M ang Mrs. George the C y Griffith, Yeagertown: Richard Grif- fith, Miss Elizabeth) Hoa Burn han Harry Leathe: Mrs Harriet ! v. 2 (» i" 7 Alkey, Mrs. Mollie Leathers, Mr. and " : AT A:P VICTORY GARDENS Mr William Adan Mr Ame LINES lia etch r Jo a tz thet and foldir | Reichard, Phillp Buddinger Mr : RERTRCEERPNIRI—E I NE dite Many other (tary first aid Tracy Bathurst Mr Rebecca : 2 u 2 I Ma: oth ten i Ii nid + Indicates Fxeellent Vitamin G Malaga Lbs. 3 nent are expected to be carried den: Arthur Bath t Howard Sowroe, + Good » source, rapes Red aleg - C | : mbula nee Mcials said v and Mi and Mr ward Neff . to-six feet hith stone retaining wall along the south bank of the stream: IN May and found beer and whiskey he laboriously deepened and being sold to minors. John G. Love, ; Y ’y . fefend: « Le straightened the channel of the attorney for the defendants, said stream; he hauled earth and stones that on the day of the alleged viola- a by wheelbarrow to fill in gullies Hon, there were about 70 persons in Ager irom from page one) ! Chevrole wheelbase extra i igi es. lu v1, 2 Fo 29 RA Hana : VICTORY Cantaloup Calif, 250 288s p 4 rn 49 Mg deo 00% 1, A we County Exceeds FOOD FEATURE! Oranges Vitamins Be C44 Doz C had at he re pr Qe oi Bndsl "py" | sweet Potatoes 4 25. SUNBRITE a Be ot { accidents| Tomatoes Cabbage Xue ..2u.5¢ CLEANSER wl od uty an wa enenced 20 Arial, 16, uch merge he empioees 0p cnt Sr tt EE Cauliflower J“ . Hes 23c Sentence College Officer C. E. Smith, of the 80nd ohly RCE S08 CRY OF WOME | He termed the achievement “a grand Youth In Attack ci: Fant: was stopped while driv. For the most part the ATBUIANCE and the district chairman. 2 bs 9¢ Sweet, Juicy Elberta Freestone on ooaet om page over | specion ticker. He produced per. WA fie duty. officals sai rnia made only €24 ber cen or ta Fat mare fumes, There gmt | Peaches = 4 = 21¢ SCRATCH [he Court asked him whether to Matthew Frantz (his brother). Many Present Per cent: Citic $8 Der sort Me A++ Bt C++ At HoMeeoming Jersey $14 per cent. Maryland FEED Floent, DeleWirs 30.1 per vent an r WHIT Tol a NX sme te [EVAP, MILK 35... 6.2 4T¢] v2.33 with ving vhil ler the | tgg fl fice 1 h ; - Aft] wa nts ed al jock featured a sermon whi Md inu M i : For Every Milk Use — Made Sold and Guaranteed by A&P Shoe township. brought int t od were: Chester Neff. Howard: Mr. plants having $0 per cent employe SULTANA Ou Quality-Famous ANN PAGE Foods na cual falling to provide for ... are Samuel Tarbutton, Cleve- Of member participation plus 10 per Stuffed Olives . mw RSC —t ine Foods at a Saving! SLA pen sterday from th Than Enriched Flour yor 1.13 OUR BEST SELLEE-ANN FAGE ” 100 ~2.8 86 Daily ang chi Meta mnipas 4 t« the eliect Sa Dr Mr. and Mrs. that bes ause of vacations a few em LIBERTY BELL lad essing . Jar Minnie Rob- ployes have not been signed for 10 Soda Crackers . Sa 19¢ RICH, CHEAMY SMOOTH ANN os Mayonnaise . . | wh in Egg “tube and “wheel Ladner Speaker “s ' and EY rs. William Keen, per cont payroll allotments. bat ‘that Mrs. Merrill Pisher and children, all when vacations are over it is be. . NN nC At Grange Fair of Milesbury Jack We and Heved every employe of that industry 11h TOP GRADE ANN PAGE dexo daughter, Tyrone; Mrs Ce will ledge sen pes canal hia ara. Ritz Crackers . I 22¢ Peanut Butter . '). 10007 Pure Hydrogenated "Y DLIOUSse § Crmtinged from page ome Green imira 2 \ % } i in to the irchase SWEET TENDER Vegetal Shortening vate wate moi 1 reder Pittsburg! illlam W Ra nd Stamps Neo 2 PURE ANN PAGE . La ” PELICIOLS ANN TAGE Baked Beans . 2." 25¢ | Garden Relish . '.' 29¢ FOWDBERED FURY FIRST QUALITY ANN PAGE Beverage "0" 3 ne 10¢ Cider Vinegar . 11c¢ MILLLER'S YLBOW ANN PAGE SPAGHETTI or Macaroni . . . 2 )” 19¢ Macaroni . . . ne 4€ poo NOW YOU'LL FIND STUDYING ; A&P Dairy Centers are still celebrat- EASIER THAN EVER... s 4} ing NATIONAL CHEESE WEEK! Floating Soup Has te Er a tle co lls ‘Dr SOU So 4 3 Mel-O-Bit Mad needed the man wn |S that according the Congress { — Brick or American 4! kes 23c the farm nea oward, ar t ional { : present incumbent farn® y Le Bryan promised to pas Sian James E_VanZandt voted agains GORGONZOLA............. " 45¢ | MILD DAISY his job back. Bryan, a first of had not brought war work to the 2 — 1 | MIDGET CHEDDAR. 1». 33¢ | FANCY LONGHORN. ........ * IVORY indicated his willingnes: in K 3 fet. including entre ounty ] ai ibn on i i fo Court and that his vote had been against MEL-0-BIT CHEDDAR. ..... Bis 11s KRAFT VELVEETA......... Floating Soap o % 3 » y ‘ 3 — i ¥y stispended sentence, placing him un- e ' HAS ill and extension \ — - se Brol ont for threes veny vw (Of t . ] os Salmi 3 A0r Teg years an (Oi wie Crack, ly whict From Local Quart Large Guest condition that restitution be made, Ot speakers at the rally which p F e “Ah / y for Yc and the costs paid ended barely a minute before a t ) Davies mu Bottle’ Cake 2 a lor- the stolen money, and Markus Matthias and Irvin rential downpour drove listeners to “Bucky” Stem, manager and bar. shelter, were Howard J hompson \ ; ~~ tender, respectively of the Markland of Curwensville, state senatorial p rh ; 1 ! CAMAY Hotel Bellefonte, which recently candidate, and Mrs. Edith B. De- Ba Savings on A&P Poultry! vent out of business, pleaded guilty Witt, vice chairman of the Demo- / 3 y Thile x - ————— cratic state committee | . — Fresh Dressed Long Island Toilet Soap Russell Spangler of Bellefonte, coun- A uc ings Fully Dressed » Cc 3 Cakes 20¢ ty chairman, and Miss Mande Mil- LOSE viLLHEv Be | SC " Chickens "i=." . + 44c IVORY High School Band led the march to lly Dressed » Be Tare Band led, lhe Masel 10 WILL GIVE YOU DANDY LIGHT! moity RIGHT = Pend BONY Get your school child an 1. E. S. lamp for + SM EIT Chi k : 3 , « Kaw OD Lb. 5 122 More Called : reading and study. It's one of the most iCKen AND LEGS = = ¢ Lirge 22¢ FRIDAY & SATURDAY To Army Service worthwhile things you could do. COLD CUTS! WINGS. BACKS, NECKS. .......Lb. 32¢ Continued from page one) SPICED Lh. The picture you have bern A few months. and then we must Because it's made to provide plenty of good J tanm..... Jos 139 CHIPSO asking about . . . now see Wh iri hi ht, free from lar n sh ow PRESSED . a NES tor stated in an interview. adding g glare and shadows. Such HAM 320% > §2¢ Headquarters for Seafood ! IAUNCHEON y I were a man with a wife only, I home work and aids in promoting interest MEAT re PT SEA i ROU ¥ Large 23¢ BA HELOR would make arrangements to enter in learning. vos se Youn : . 1 We will have to whange our con. ray 4 they sure keep ‘em laughing coption ‘of What ds erates . LOAF.... 3 1.03 Dressed live in huxury . you'd expect for | 1a. in 1». ———————X'" The 52 men scheduled for induc- Ae amps that are so useful, TONGUE. . 3.0 182 | MACKEREL...... ™ I3¢ § STEAKS........™ 20 Soap Powder tion on Monday, September 14 ace 80 strongly and carefully built. Before SAVIR (Aug 31st—8ept. 1st) John 8haw. Jr. Snow Shoe: Sam- Pkg. val Fetoek., Buffalo. M Y.. Dale W ASSORTED MEAT Jackson, Meadville: Josesh Paml ‘0 MP. saan an March . . . You Must See— Gomola, Clarence: Wallace Allen y ABBOTS PLAIN enEAM OXYDOL BLONDIE Fink Port Matilda; Hairy Lewis. CHEESE. .... > 2T¢ £16 Lh. Lb. Penny Singleton - Arthur Lake J 7'#°1 Ecke, Bellefonte: Wilbur E HAMS Avg. Ge Bratton, Powelton: Walter Milo re 9c oo 2 Pain. 2le ler of Ferguson township, county " P i I= UN IGIPA vies chairman. THIS 1.E.S. LAM Fresh Dressed Roasting sb. Jove Admission 10¢ & 30c numbers before the program began . « Contvaliud RIC . Prepared WIGHT Fresh Cut Up FLAKES reppin mit . " P 3 i BREASTS (August 28th-29th nein sine turn to the married men,” the direc- Flakes or Granules ! secondary dependents B SHFUL or a wife only will be taken first, If light helps prevent tye strain, speeds up It's theirdop picture of the year' J the army now MOCK CHICKEN Fresh ib. 1 Te Attend Fri, Avoid Sat. Crowds’ port. The wife would certainly not L E. S. lamps are low priced—low er than LUNCH FRESH BOSTON HALIBUT or SALMON DUZ (DAY IES lows NELESS “POLE STAR” HADBOCK MONDAY 4 TUESDAY as Jaliows school starts buy new I. E. S. lamps, SAUSAGE... ™ 33¢ | pany’ WHITES 1». 25¢ FILLETS os suas. > 218 Large 23¢ es : : Lb. LARGE GREEN TASTY SEA wh The Bumsteads are On the Pisher, Wingate: John Edvard $3 05 ( plete LOAVES. iin 35e SHRI 3. 28¢ SCALLOPS. ET I» 43¢ om Oklahoma City, Okla: Elmer Sim STEAMED CRABS 2 For 25¢ Ay. : Elmer p- \ i : 1 . FOR VICTORY 3 kins Torme: Oran: Numer Sip. See them on display in our windows. FREMIDM BONELESS Phg lese D 3p “DISNEY CARTOON" Pletcher, Howard, Philip Steve Pav. “PETE SMITH" lik. Detroit, Mish: Lesher David Cleans, Bleaches, Disinfects — ULTRA REFINED « “OUR GANG COMEDY” Hechley, Snow Shoe: George Lewis Quart P oe Fitters. State College: Anthon- T De d Pint - Bottle &G Wortirk. Bellefonte: John E. Wilson, ° Bottle og : Buy a Bond from Your Theatre Monnment: Walter Josenh Hill Laundry Soap Bond Booth Today! Septem. B-llafonts: Olen Blair Cupples, Os- WE GIVE 8. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS ’ ber is Our “SALUTE 70" OUR | cevia Mills | 3 . Bonds 14 Bare HEROES MONTH” James Leslie MeLavehhn. Bani.) james Leste metocemtin, movi. N., Allegheny St. Bellefonte, Pa. Buy U. S. War Saving Stamps and Bonds! ‘Bridgeport; Maurice Edwin Schenck, A a ; R
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