Page Your THY, CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. September 24, 1942. U N H ONV IL & i H 0 WA RD N a WwW £, Council Studies Drama Section In Lime Dust, Rats September Meeting (Continued from page one) TULL STITT § TPMT STITH ¢ HTH ¢ HEHE $ Li a 4] ESTATE HEATROLAS help solve your heating problems by producing more heat units than any other heater of similar construction The firepot will last more than double the life of the best cast iron firepot made Many other exclusive feature ome Methodist Church: Prayer service tendance and that all will be in A daughter weighing 7 pounds roses, and carried a bridal bouquet Thursday evening. Sunday school thelr places for Rally Day, October and named Bonnie Allee, arrived last of white roses. Miss Nan Burky of Sunday morning at 9:15 a. m., fol- 11 Thursday morning at the home of Howard, cousin of the bride, ag maid or. but additional ones of that t attended the Beptember meeting of lowed by the regular preaching ser Ihe members of the Young Ladies Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wensel, How- [of honor was dressed in blue chif- are not avaliable because of war the Drama Section of the Bellefont« vice at 10:30, with sermon by the gundav school class of the Meth. ard, R. D. 1. This is the first born fon with matching tam and yellow priorities, it was reported Woman's Club held Wednesday of pastor, Rev. Willlam A. Snyder. .qist church were entertained on in the family. Mrs. Wensel was for | rosebuds, and carried a bouquet of The special committee reported last week at the home of Mrs. Paul Youth Fellowship in the evening at Tuesday evening at ths home of merly Miss Dorothy Yarrison of yellow rosebuds. Miss Jennnette Ben. that the citizens’ committee organ- Eberhart, on East Logan street, My 6:30 their president, Mrs. Willlam Lu- Howard, R. D jamin of Fox Chase, as bridesmaid 12ed some UUme ago to work with Alexander Brown and Mr John Presbyterian Church Preaching cas Betty Belghtol of Baltimore, Md., | wore pink chiffon with matching Council] in eliminating lime dust, Rutter were co-he service Sunday evening at 7:30, with Mrs. John Talhelm returned to her spent a wee kend recently with her Hara and pink rosebuds, carried a hat not named official presenta Mi sermon by the pastor, Rev. H. E. pome on Tuesday after having spent mother Mrs. George Belghtol, of | bouquet of pink rosebuds. The bride Uvey at this time and that to date tion, pre Oakwood. Bible Study class Monday the weekend with relatives near this place wis given in marriage by her bro- he « minitie ha I LN any Ver wa evening at 7:30 in the church, under giate College Mr .and Mi Franci Shaffer ther, Terri) Wertz of Philadelphia, furthe I Ju pars n the drive to committ the direction of the pastor, Res Mrs. Allle Hal a valuable daughter Ruth Carolipe, sons Stan- while James Wolf of Lamar, brothe: gir oir hi Fig ; quizzes ol “ the flag Oakwood in TL CAMEO ' e u day afternoon ley and Denny and Mrs Shafer of the groom, served ua best mah a in hots ” {+ by N , HAIN y ‘ ia igo bhi . Headquarters for Free Methodist Prayer service SON where between her home and mother, Mi Anna Troxell, all of finer rahe YW Rishard pt go of f oe C0 y 4 iy how . \ ih teh rnd wii . ‘ Sih Friday evenh Sunday 00l on ¢ K. Bruges residence. She had Sunbury, spent Saturday p. m. at oward, and wip Hodge of Pine Ve. lap ad Bud Be hoh 24 dir nih 4 tole © STOVE AND FURNACE PIP WINDOW GLASS & PUTTS Glen, seoved as ushers. Preceding referred t the ceremony Mrs. Richard Wolf |€fs Sine BEAUTIFUL RUGS AND FLOOR COVERINGS gave a short piano recital, and Mr urisdiction outside the boro HB hart, M1 3! N ent 4 ] i M-PIECE DINNERWARE as low as $4.98 Fourteen members and a guest A EX ESE LE (lb Bein IETsERETIeUNY Sunday morning at 9:30, | been up that re 1 called on the home of the latter's brother-ir by the preaching service ser- | several familie Jon he way, Si law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. H v 1 pastor ’ ewe ¢ "ry BY Wie Nastar, Re ni N ve wa y to h Pew pe atson of Winona. N. J. sis I'' R. Husler sang At Dawning” commilies ; : A ihe . _ al hal ' IIR 1 . ha and Because Lohengrin'g Rece Because of i i | n i I Mi th J 3 ’ . Missionary Program . regular he prizes it very highly Ler ind brother-in-law Mi and jonal and Processional were played the Pike Quan mp int 1 th I'wo Ww men . q | {rite i Don t Forget Lawrence Paints ! HOLY mis lonary won Mi Warren Wullaeeton ol Harri "for the ceremony, The bride's mo-| Of LOW me ! ARO, the | : or zation were Mrs, |] . > in the Sunday school o 1¢ 2 th C (0) rg, spent Ia hursday nt hie RE FI ' u. dreds of ra hi i111 4 ont and M Hele o odist church will bx his Sun ounty fticer homes of Mrs. Mabel Ivens and Mis YUEYPS om el ol a q ino 4 bexibning to rut po a) py fo , ¢ : When Looking for Hardware for Hard Wear, Visit . \ ih ana : . 3 WA day morning at the clo ng oun Enters U. S. Army Alice Pletcher rosebuds. The groom's mothe: ‘Wa food and Men rea report man. Chalrm med hie 8 . day school. The program thi nonth Mrs. Charles Taylor was taken to dressed In navy blue crepe with the ri od ing the J n ars. 2 A : will consist of a short playlet . (Continued from page one) Lock Haven Hospital last Fri- matehing accessories and wore pa cor- ‘OFag where PATCH nt vi I ! ‘ } M 1 B led “In as Much which promi vears 1 v an erinte y with a fractured ankle The ac- sag of talisman roses Ihe bilde © BELL Dee ‘ LAsid | ! 1 ATL ‘ A fo be very ‘nstructive along m { that company sh cident happened when her little son has been employed in Philadelphia, damage ts. , ¢ d ers dar ware sionary ih - | to h ye R oe" Yair bid wit ‘* left is exD WREON run A inst The groom, who attended the OY ! Deg ‘ aT ire f f good attendal al Sunday school Ta . ‘ ‘_ her ot ile goin wi hill ard High School and ha i 9:15a m H mi Bor s mpan) on, ol when returning fi m th me of blaved tn the For: Mant 2b Al is e.'!O a : YF ap 1 : a Mr. ang k m rst of Phil i int \ nt by kT i van i Iker 3 neign ter, has enlisted with th 8 ponsibiiit ‘ Vie 8 i vet : —] 1 ORE dolphin, pent several days last week Desertior rob tion An role Of- Vi ind Chapman of Wal rine Corps. Mr. and Ms a will Fo visiting with her parents, Mr. and goer on wvenile Court officer I pent Mond t the } of spend few days prior t nter- “MPIOY an exierminal 7 : Mrs. J. R Willian and visited h ming the dut of thi v position Mr. and N vilford veriey iy Mogens . with thelr friends. 0 ils in | ? - : N. Allegheny St. Bellefonte, Pa. ; tre hei oi home towl Of co suary 1038." "| Leonard Thome, on of Ruy Other outeat tou pune the CL TLE 5, oss tee; USO Campaign Ee ———— AE Rie Mr. Durst took this oppo: elle nte Elk ods the Ameri An mi fortune ving hi face | d- Wert: of Renovo, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- belwee: AM Exceeds Quota vy during his vacation ley re- gion social ¢ th vige | 1 med oving a radia- ert Steele ar Mi: Dora Steele of bh v » ‘ turned to their h Nn Sunda) " vy in fitts 1 v sountiy ut is tor cap fron ractor Bellefonte and Mr nes meet ' mat Continged from page one 287 In Local Jacob Sharer a Ca I p.xulfavortte iobbY Is gull, sithough in| The SOUS of Howard YER HO inp. ape ee Hodge Of | etwern: Ci hay Of the total ne eipt October Call Funeral Today former i aS ball’ ' Ave | the home , . , purchase Reed Fox Mr. at and fami} Anna Hal Quarts the Free Met weekend i trict superint Nak i ' day evening DE an Eh 11, of rte © . Sunday morning || oiont (o 100 Per pent 5 "into the house of Mrs. Loma | GOllect Over 200 sons invited to these services. Re-!™ “M0¢ HS 190 per cent as Som Tad oo fh servi es will be conducted in Sond fea onably be expected 3 5 ir : a Pi OF Bower Tons of Scrap } Court Officer he won vd m page one ning at 10:30. All per about a ich « nein Tuesday va tid vestit) “ii yi ALAS ‘ (Continued from page one) example - Comm iss recovery ttizeriry an a whol . ; atk X much m Promotion Day Whole-souled, outspoken, energet- George Cummings at the Methodist On the way. Snow Shoe borough school of the Methodist church will ic. and enthusiastic about every- mar ls ix tor larence two tons be held 3 ; tember day ing the sper We trust inexpiored Are ‘ i 18 3 na Sent v re a ’ thought to be practically rap. while the Cherry TT —— tr ton € Mpany expe y § ns of metal wn Save More at Shaffer's! You can save more and more, on Best Quality Merchandise, at vour Nearest Shaffer Store, Start today, and Save the Shaffer Way, citizens w it was then r= N A. A. Pletcher reached his 86th ; 3 " he. Jun : - ne. Mans an testify to the . Rirtanad i i HIRAM. : Valles pow omecoming Pork and Beef ' indn nd humanitarian sist « juay saw the Miliheim district Hy d in the Dear future are 1 Home ning in the Valles SAUSAGE Ib 35¢ SHAFFER'S ance received rom Mr teh Millheim. Penn, Haines and Miles frog carnival 1 Veral weeks . " i . . "yy d 1” copra. pat NEE wnat ards diremti sh {uring we 3 veal he taugh in i il LICH Cased van hs Oui ~ Rich, Meaty en eray wt schools of Centre and Clin- Der Frankenberger of Miiiheim, con- he borous and pro 5 4-3 Worship sen at 9 y | Als ¥ , Philipsbury SCRAPPLE | 9 ton counties, and during the time he tributing aporoximatel) ten tons a baseball gan ¢ here § 2 former pastor Af te ‘ re Edward ' Shope, 1 ward. . i b C has been ably carrying out the work much of it in Jong unused metal ob- day it 2:30. by | mer Dastor. also J ¥ Al sarer nevi 5 Shows Daily—7 to 11.30 P. M. f Justice of the Peace. To honor the jects from farms in an all day, venis rvi at 73 by a § > alison Jelielor i ha Richi Fresh Made Liver Sauire on his birthday the follow. house-to-house canvass by trucks St. Mark's Lutheran, Pleasant Gap 4.100 : ‘ os rio James DDI Ib inser hat You . » aEwiatal On the next day. Howard borough Instead of wervices a nrevie by oht . ns ste g | earazzal SOD» a 1 Teaty - J 17 G ing have made a special effort to : n . in Aa of vi n VIOUSLY Bed ie qa a . ; K ASI ie? Sale dilbert c Steaks Roasts visit him: Miss Leona Stork and 3nd township, Curtin and Liberty announced, there wil a picture of Clearfiel \rrangements will be 7° m8 Pa % 4 THURSDAY — FRIDAY PURE LARD J Mrs William Schmidt of Johns- 0Wnships came through with 35 ang ' sell. 34 wuila: Ha AND SATURDAY " snr Wf soran 11 " . sna rds det astslesg | Eb y § an g A Best Prime Steer Beef! town. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Miller of 'ofis of scrap. Junior Commandos, gay evening, Sep 27 at 7:30 - - —-— var {30 hy attiss Wilts —~Continuous Saturday from 2— PIGGS FEET 2 A Guaranteed to be Tender! Hecla Park and Rev. and Mrs Under the leadership of Mr. and Mrs. g'clock. Everyone i leome or Victory: Buv Banas Thy - pr Rob. aa ih Ralph B. Hill, with their son ‘Bobby’ Balser Weber and the schools, did rt ‘am 2 Code n iafrant ae " { ly) BACK AGLIN { ve the trick, giving away for ten pounds er ale Wg ibm : / Walter Pletcher is visiting his sis. Of scrap so many tickets for a stfl- SPECIALLY te Misa Ida Mae Pletcher, and dent council movie that accurate PF im taking in the fair at York count was lost RICED Mr. and Mrs. Kline R. Wolf spent Blanchard, Monument, and Orvis- ss several dave last week with the lat. ton in that district also came through with large quantities of - | £1 ti ¥ ry ry | 3 31 1 ¢ eciure on J “i SIR - « man meas AMAA MAA MA SAMASALAAAAAMAAAAA MAMAS Dale Watson. Centre Hall Lic A ba to jolt from Grenfal Miles Bellefont id : Rosenblatt, Philadelph vdwin W EL _ Yow seofs! a Lambert, Bellefonte: Kenneth Aug la Bolan Milesburg: Wilbur ’ DEAD END KIDS Russell Gearhart, Bellefont nd § Dg. cud £4 Alexander Palm. Philadeiphis L™ LITTLE TOUGH BUYS in Some of the forty-six men ter’'s brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mir Jason Snyder. and also scrap attended the York fair According to County Chairman POTATOES A very pretty fall wedding was: Kennard, new sources of scrap metal solemnized in the St. John's Evan- '0 feed war-hungry steel furnaces gelical church on Sunday afternoon 27 being found daily in the county 8 bs 25¢ at 4 oclock, when Miss Phyllis It is expected that an estimated Wertz, daughter of Mrs. Jane Wertz 30 tons of cast iron pipe with Joints of Philadelphia, became the bride of much-needed lead. lying unused Kellogx's of Robert Wolf, son of Mr. and Mrs. In the ground at the old Scotia pits, pkgs Kline R. Wolf of Howard. The cere- will find their way soon to the scrap Corn Flakes AL TOKAY mony was performed by the Rev, T. heap of the steel industry-—approxi- R. Husler of Loganton, uncle of the Mately enough. since the pipe was Pillsbury’s GRAPES groom, assisted by the local pastor, left there by Andrew Carnegie's Sno-Sheen Ib 28¢ Rev. L. BR. Freas, before an altar workmen when the iron pits shut banked with fern. fall flowers and GOWN Years ago y ” Shetl : STICK TO YOUR GUNS Orange & G'Fruit Blended lighted candles. The bride looked Saivage officials also are asking i J Gates Ral Rog nell >. Ec > ¢ y ’ : ale arane Barmndt, of R. D. 3: Rufus . No.5 can 2 Ibs 25¢ charming in a wedding gown of 'OWnship supervisors to contribute Late sdward Walk Juice - - 29¢ . Myril Breon, Doyle Edward Walker white taffeta and a shoulder length 'WO unused iron bridges from the { : ow ar veil falling from a tiara of white POrt Matilda district or to sell them 28 of RD. 3. Anthony Thomas Wor- | Draft Board No. 2 of Bellefonte who FRIDAY AND SATURDAY were accepted for service after ex- amination at Altoona last Monday LOOK WHATS COOKIN’ WITH KAY ITS A DOUBLE Were stul to Ney Smietiang S DOSE OF LAUGHING GAS AS LOONEY LIEUTENANT oi a earl Septemibel KYSER INHERITS A SULTRY BLONDE! a A My Raiep-Paul Kelly Helen Parrish « Bunty Hal » o Those who passed the exar A - A Y Y a % % Tho w ho pa : Bernard PursivSatried Del In d J tions and were sworn into service are we ALSO mes Bellefonte-~Harry Beck, Ralph HOPPY TURNS BANDIT ! Toner and Edmund K ATISAS M WILLIAM BOYD--in Cafferty, all volunteer officer candi- * MAHLHITLLAATHIVAMAMAMAWIAA RIAA AAAS H ne Gold Oleo v Ib 28 — A land give credit to the County Sal- J ain ANE rick. Dair Loranz Rider. of R D. 1 MONDAY BARGAIN NITE : y ; APPLES fi EN | Yage Committee ’ Kat DREW - WYMAN Melvin Nyle Hazel, Walter Joseph BULLETS POR SPIES! =) 13 +511 3 “le on wood Tony — 3 a » - § ’ Aaron D. Leiteell, superintendent y ' KYRER'S : SHINGO EINES Hill, William Body Chandier and BOMBS FOR U-BOATS Ritter's hia ca if A Os in the county. asked WITH KAY KYSER'S BAND DISHING OUT THE TUNES! Swengel H. Smith BRUCE BENNETT. «in Asparagus - : n 22¢ Jonathan, McIntosh ’ L R earlier this week that farm home AMAAMAMAMIAMMATAA MAAR Osceola Mills—Olen Blair Cup- | ATLANTIC CONVOY . Smokehouse It sa ong oad residents place all scrap in front of y Dies Michael Podkaliski and Elmer With Virginia Field Pea Pack Carrots 2 thelr homes along the highway 3 Simkins Tormey, all of R. D. 1 i In Ma a: - - ’ ' > ov 3 3 1 as a - No. 2 cans sometime this week for collection N\ ru IFSDAY ig ny RD Clarence—-Joseph Paul Gomola e 33c 7 ibs 25¢ that has no turn by highway caretakers who will pick MONDAY - TUESDAY W EDNESDAY : ONLY Albert David Pubali and James . . it up and store it in their tool hoxes ; now. HAYE a . Leslie Mclaughlin TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY + AY - d , OF 3 ) : State Col + ris Et- to be picked up by Highway De » GO Im State College—George Lewis A HOME RUN OF LAFFS ! S WW A HN S (0) A P mee 25¢ 1 partment trucks during "the first 4 ; a : 1@ ters, R. D. 1, and Harry Allen Fogle, cakes three days of next week , SUV § : “ . TID LLOYD CAROLE Iso poor Hower - : MN Sa ; Al : my Monument Joseph Kunes Dur. NOLAN LANDIS i - 8 Ce n . 3 ard Wilson, “wy . id Premium Pack Silver Becomes Bride | & Sa yp | : ey plipeburg Bames. Michasi Oar] IT RAPPENED IN BAKERY Ige. pkg that does not make (Continual srom page gma) ; ES roll. William Leroy Oraham and! FLATBUSH al DUST --- i § 29¢ officer's training course at Pt, Sill, se : A William Crawford Bragonier, all JF | 7 | | Co SPECIAL! Oklahoma, and recently was com- the magic in ‘ " YONBA volunteer officer candidates; John! ANN BUSTER someone turn | missioned a second lieutenant. About i] Ward Morris, Edward George Frye, | CORIO CRABRRE MAPLE NUT Pillsbury’s Best : one year ago he was awarded a : f LYNN BAR william Thomas Ball. John Walker | tat a h FLOUR -Ib sack soldiers’ medal for heroism display- d AL WN Elmer Melville Menger, Forrest G.| JUNGLE SIREN Layer Cake --5 3c ed in saving a fellow soldier's life Hoy, William Robert Cole, Lester| A ONE-GAL BLITZ! ‘while on maneuvers in New York n 2s AR ANNTEST! Hartley, Harold George Close, Char- | State i " ) IT'S PONDA'S FUNNIEST" jes Harold Williams, John Edward 29c¢ 37c¢ i D | After spending several days with p Jackson of R. D.. and James Warren ; ‘ PICKLES - aia 27 |the bride’s parents in Clarence, Lt. _ | Northamer of South Philipsburg NEXT THURSDAY - Cc iand Mrs. Cella went to Philadelphia Others Wallace Allen Pink, of POT OF aOLE i FLORAL GARDENS || cn." vist iin the formers va “United We Stand’’# 3 NEXT WEEK-END # [5 Coil "hic broest Now (| race ~~ kay sidney ents, Friday, Lt. Cella departed for 127 Bast Howard Street | Camp Beale, California, where he With a Cast of Thousands! «= Starting Thiursday — atka. of Munson: David L. Leitch, Bennett Harri: Bisckuter BELLEFONTE, PA. | won wi oy Ne Me a 1 THE SHOCKING STORY OF 28 FOOTLIGHT ar Banthard; Du. WIL. 3 : , SHAFFER STORES COMPANY aa I her Potiion oF tons | SYEARS OF WORLD DRAMA ! SERENADE [liam Pisher, of Wingate: Charles D. SABOTAGE SQUAD i she expects to join her husband in| Told by Lowell Thomas Packer, of Orviston, and Raymond BLAZING ACTION ! m— California, | ] 8 {Bdward Leitch, of Renovo, —-—a
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