October 15, 1942 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Pages FIN3 LOC A York Belle- Judge Lee H. Walker, of New City, spent the weekend in fonte with his brothers, Milon Ivan and Cecil Walker Mrs. Harry M. Murtorfl, of West High street, is recovering nicely from a prolonged illness now able to take short walks home Charles M. Ray listing In the U 8S weeks Ago was govern fonte Moose lodge. | at Camp Croft, 8. C Mr. and Mrs. Henry G Cranford, N. J., spent with Mrs. Gruber’s James D. Seibert and at their home Pine Miss Ruth GrifTe: mother, both of Phils the weekend with Francis P. Davis rectory on West Kenneth Nellis Great Lakes Naval at Great Lakes, Ill week with his parent Walter B. Nellis, East Mrs. Merrill Sh ering at her home street from injuries left m in a nome Mrs. Arthur Valley, wh home for and is near her who until en- Army several wr of the Belle now tationed ruber, of weekend Mr Seibert the mother treet and ar down Run at her weeks that f iO Nas recovered ner pen ia in Bellefor 14} pasto friend sided was Cast re former Epi copal Mis school patrick attended chool nur Lock Haven ‘ ne Penn Mrs returned retu after her bro and Mrs Curtin street, and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Blair, of State College. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Tshier of Bellevue, Pittsburgh, spent the week- end In Bellefonte at the home of Mr nd Mrs. D. Paul Fortne) East Bishog reet. Mr ] ] er o I Fortne 6f Johnsonburg of Mars s, al the Fortney home Mrs. Eva wishes of her daug ghter neth E. Drake Howard Drake Wenri Gleasontc ployed road at Mr red pending itl . Mr George P 3ible East and with her nephew R. Russell of St by the Renovo Harry Ke months had been ma with her s J. Orvi family at » Coll to irn { Bellefonte the home Harvey, at and Curtir Miss Betty High street, departed by night for Paris, Ky spending part her v guest of Mr Mrs. Hall is the Breuse, of Bellefonte beer is employed in the way Department offices william H Klinger, both of her now ner it mer re met and has of niece the corner streets Casebeer, of West rail Friday where she is acation as a Richard Hall former Carolyn Miss C State a ich and Brouse and Donald Bellefonte, depart- ed Sunday for Reading where they attended the annual two-day con- vention of the Pennsylvania Chap- ter, American Industrial Bankers Association Mr. Brouse is vice- president of the Centre County Thrift Corporation, while Mr. Klin- ger is manager of that organization's Bellefonte and State College offices ~The Drama Section of the Belle- fonte Woman's Club will meet at 8 p. m.. Wednesday, October 21, at the home of Mrs. Leslie Thomas on South Thomas street. The meeting will be in the form of a Halowe'en party and members are urged to come in costume. Mrs. Philip Wion is in charge of the program A special invitation is extended to the members of the Woman's Club who may be interested in joining the Drama Section More than 40 members of the Bellefonte Hebrew Center attended a charity card party held Sunday night at the home of Mrs. Bessie Kofman on East Linn street. Pro- ceeds from the party which amount. ed to more than $30, will be used for charities, both at home and abroad Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Morris Levine of Bellefonte, and Jacob Kof an of Wingate. Mrs. Edward Kof. man was chairman and Mrs, B Goldman, co-chairman. Refresh- ments were served. Edward Kofman is president of the organization. Woody Johnson, Jr., Arthur Hip. ple and Jim Missoula, three of Belle- fonte's young men, were returning home from a trip to Lock Haven the other evening when they spied a tire, still in its original paper wrap- pings, along the road near that city. The car was halted immediately and the three baled out to capture the prize. They returned to the car just as swiftly when, upon laying hands on the tire they found that it was! an old one “doctored up” and heard a chorus of jeers and cat-calls from a gang of youngsters watching from | A nearby embankment, | bassador from the Netherlands, A’ Neff, of Zion, 1s now her home with her son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mr: Mur Decker, of East High street Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs. Smith mother, Mrs. Frank Sasserman last week moved from North Water street to the former Heverly house, East Howard street John Mrs. Kline making Smith of the U. 8 Norfolk, Va ding week mother, Mi High street t Tanner in week In Mr hom returned ter sper h hi n West to u Na Friday 1 3 NN) her home pending a parent and Mrs. Joseph Weaver, of West Logan street, have received word from their son, Pvi. James R Weaver the effect that he has arrived He was in- ducted on February 21 and ic Lr to safely overseas into the army received hi Das raining a mem- : Miss 3 or 1 at intil i Nis week mov ise on We re nt mer ed “rom the Harrison hot street te rider's Excl Mr. Cron emiller SON 18 apar wher eside while 8S. Navy. The 8 son. Budd. Phila- ange the younger Mr nemiller is now living with relatives delphia STO in the Ameri- Bellefonte, the former Vito Fera, director of can Legion Junior Band, last week purchased Sloop home on East Curtin street from Raymond N. Brooks, who bought it several months ago. Mr Fera expects to move his family here from Johnsonburg immediately There are four children in the fam- ily Mr. and Mrs. George Purey spent weekend at Chapel Hill, Pa. with Gray Furey and family. there Saturday George wit- the foot ball game between hapel Hill High School and Bigler- om High School, which was won by Chapel Hill. Gray is coach at Chapel Hill and his team thus far has won three games and has not been scored on He has attained quite a reputation a football coach Miss Margaret the their While m eo son, sed as Reese, formerly of Bellefonte, who has been In Mi- ami, Florida, since January of this year, was discharged from the James M. Jackson Memorial Hospital in that city Sunday, after having been a patient since October 2. Miss Reese, who suffers from acute asthe ma, went to Florida early in the year in the hope that the change of Shims would prove beneficial. She s a sister of Mrs, Richard P. Noll, of North Allegheny street, Belle- fonte, Jesse Wilbur Caum, of Belle- fonte, received his master of science degree with a major in metallurgical engineering, from Lehigh University last Wednesday at the 64th annual Founder's Day exercises at which 62 degrees were awarded, Mr. Caum did his undergraduate work in met. allurgical engineering at Penn State from where he holds his bachelor's degree. Dr. Alexander Loudon, am- was the principal speaker at Lehigh's Founder's Day program, {Prizes went Priscilla Poorman, Elinor McDow- | Mrs. Harry Curtin, of Norfolk, | Va. arrived here last week for a visit with her cousin, Mrs, H. L Curtin and family at Curtin, and with Bellefonte friends James 8, Shultz, grandson of James H. Miller, Jr, of the Forge with the U. 8. Marines at Hawall has been promoted to the rank of Corporal. He enlisted in the service in July 1641 Miss Mary Catherine mick, for the past year and a half, dietitian at the Centre County Hos pital, has resigned effective October 21 accept a similar post at the Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hos- pital at Johnstown James Wilson of Mr Arthur Wilson, Bellefonte completed preliminary training Lake al Training been promoted to ma- second cla and has transferred to Miami, Fla I'he of the Bellefonte Episcopal church will hold a recep h House, West Lamb 1 Oct of Dr pp-Baker Pp Davi oroner Charles burg, who has it McCor- to and who s0n Mr: Cireat Nav o fa chin mat been 151 ladies 10Nor 4 Ana been home there f ni because « be anda i WO Week Was reported to improvement y be { GOWISLALY atl an in received whil work Mr. Wagner suffered a severe nceration of the back of the left hand between the thumb and first finger, while working about a nachine The injury was treated at the Centre County Hospital dis- Virginia and Mrs Curtin body. the students rules and BOv the women Bucknell. Both girls are of the Bellefonte High Bucknell Miss Craig is the liberal arts course, Capers is udying in the and finance department « £ ta of this fellow the wnt orcing rine FeTTINE commerce Hollobaugh 14-year- old son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hollo- baugh, of Pranklin, N. J, is a pa- tient in the Franklin Hospital un- dergoing treatment for an infection the nature of which has not been diagnosed completely at this time His condition is regarded as being quite serious. Two weeks ago to- morrow Hollobaugh was scrimmag. ing with the Franklin High School football team, and became ill the following day. He grew worse and was admitted to the Hospital where he was found to be suffering from a leg infection which also involved one arm, The youth's mother is the former Esther Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Johnson, North Spring street, Bellefonte. Her sis- ters, Miss Bella Johnson and Mrs. Charles Coble, both of Bellefonte, went to Franklin, Sunday, the for- mer returning home yesterday. Mrs Coble will be with the Hollobaugh family for a week or more Richard Miss Marian Volynch was guest of honor at a dinner given last Wed- nesday night at the Brockerhoff Ho- tel by the elementary school teach- ers. Miss Volynch recently resigned her position as secretary to E. K. Stock, supervising principal of Belle- | fonte schools, to enlist in the WAACs. Bhe expects a call to duty | in the near future, After the dinner at the hotel, the group went to the home of Helen Harper, on East Howard street where the remainder of the evening was spent in cards. to Mary Underwood, | ell, and Martha Wagner. Miss! Volyneh received one of the prizes | at cards as well as a gift of money Those present were: Ethel Crider, Hilda Deitrich, Jean Kunes, Cecelia | Lucas, Madeline Delse, Mary Under | wood, Martha Wagner, Sarah Me- | Garvey, Isabel Grove, Helen Har. per. Annette Decker, Margaret Wil- llams., Dorothy Bixel, Elinor Me- Dowell, Genevieve Ricker, Priscilla | Poorman, Dalse Keichline, Edna | Kilpatrick, Alberta Krader and Dor- othy Nuss. George De Lali Sunday with Mrs. Flora home Mr. and Mrs of Hazleton, spent DelLallo’s mother Lallo, at the family Beaver street After spending seven weeks vis iting relatives and firends In Ber- wick, Mrs. Polly Ward returned last Wednesday to the home of ber daughter, Mrs. Bertha Miller on East High street Pvt, S8wengel Smith, of Army at New Cumberland, weekend with relatives and friends in Bellefonte, Pvt. Smith was Centre County Probation and Parole officer before ting the weeks Miss Mr. and Valley View position at the High and Spring streets Mrs. Jack Miller and Mr Charles uth Wale: treet Nevin Noll enlist Alr ed ih on East the U. 8B spent the ents ervice ARO Eckley Forrest daughter Eckley, of accepted flrginia Mi recently a Decker garage, corner Bhe | daughter Musser lgned Belle lulist according brother Jorth A of Ue -~ of of of ceeds Mi S50 who re formerly of ed as a Corp by. | fonte. has in Army receln P Mr ped to Dr ueghneny the word Rict treet ard been employed the watch Noll ha: t Thurs Cuesta were Glenn Aumilier, Mrs. Edward Wagner, Mrs. Guy Korman, Mrs Samuel Poorman, Mrs. Edgar Weav. er. Mrs. Leslie Thomas, Mra John Rutter, Mrs. William Mokle, Mrs Harry Jones Mrs. Paul Eber. hart Mrs. Weaver and card ci IAN her home and He. ub t provide enler- POL far met recreation fon mem- ized last week DV the retary-treast Kooken arsiElaAn er. At the Initial meedng members decided to send boxes recently entered forces. Those present zation meeting were Christina S8hoff. Loureina Jane Keller, Thressa Fye, Jeannette Garbrick. Josephine Masden, Pearl Hc Elizabeth Weber, Mrs. Mark Pettie, May Coder, Victoria Gra- baski, Lucille Wiser, Mary Catherine McCormick and Kathryn Coble and Miss Gladys cretary -treasur- to nurses who ation’s armed at the organi- Sara Adams the n ts UL Come In Today For Your 2 Copy ‘Color Clues To Home Beauty’ |. 20 pages of practical hints on decoration. Features color charts, Ron in full color, and expert advice on rugs Bigelow Weavers. Supply Wesived ~come in today for your copy, BRACHBILL'S Spring Street Bellefonte, Pa. Witmer, ing V, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS | 30,000 People Read This Column every week, That's why The Centre partment has become so amazingly the benefits derived, gain Counter RATES Advertisements first issue, and 15 cents for each ments contain more than twenty- REAL ESTATE A straight one ¢ advertising-—sale or rent KEYED ADS--All to this office, must be ments, Please do not advertisements, of the advertiser SUBSCRIBER'S PRIVILEGE ocrat whose subscription is vertisement In these subscriber will be call the at columns charged the one can be DeHans the DeHaa Men 18-20 Can Choose Branch Army Service “a i Robert i Mn Hege of Mr Milesburg Widdowson Sells Casket Bed Rights B 20. son First WAVE (Continued from pepe ome) day. October 3. Miss Chambers has also been very active in the church vic activities in her commun- Before her departure, Miss Cham- bers was the guest of honor at sev- eral surprise parties. Priday evening the office force of the J. H. France Refractories Company had a fare- well party for her at the Chambers Hunting Lodge. Monday evening she wags guest of honor at a party at the home of Mrs. Norman Harris in Snow 8Bhoe, at which she received a number of gifts - w— Buy Defense Bonas now! Card of Thanks TYSON “We take this means of expressing our thanks to neighbors and friends for the use of thelr cars, their floral many other acts of kindly sympa- thy during the jliness and death of bers. Pearl Aikey ‘Tyson, { The Alkey family POORMAN. We take this means of expressing our thanks to neigh- bors and friends for the use of their cars, their floral tributes and many acts of kindly sympathy dur- the iliness and death of Mr Mary Catherine Poorman, of Howard iR. Rt (Signed) The family Lost and Found of twenty-five additional five words ent a word is advertisements complied with by office as the publishers are not permitted to divulge the Every paid up to date, time regular used six times a year at different tributes and their | (Bigned) | {Run} their | Democrat's classified advertising de- popular it is undisputably Centre County's cost and Bar- Considering its low Community for aavertise- charged less, 25 cents Where a word Is words or insertion one cent charged for real estate that request be malled advertise replies to wering the information concer those for IIs such name ning subscriber to The Centre Dem- Is entitled tw a 25-word free of charge advertising intervals no - the | 1 yg privilege Otherwise rate. This Wanted to Buy ad Pa Articles tor Sale BALE Used Alga m ¥ "3 condition 2054 after FOR SALE TOT camera good Clipper Dial 6 t x42 POR BALE ~~ One new Hamiit Be wing machine font trol DeHaaa Bellel motor Electric POR BALE « aits in, Ave FOR S8Al E also double shots gun D1 12- bars n Bd Zerby {Tusseyville.) tre Cents x44 gauge Hall R FOR BSALE--Electric air compressor, complete; pound pressure; A-l condition ouire of Claud E. Confer, Howard D. i~Rand 200 Ingersol R x42 FOR SALE--A Hamilton-Beach uum cleaner. practically new some ving room furniture i at the Milier Farm, Penna Purhace Pa Phone Warriors Mark 18-R-1 wz POR BALE- Tomottiy 2 seed, L 99% pure, { while present jot lasts--save mon- ley al $345 a bushel, at Losch Bup- piy Co, Jersey Shore, Pa. Also spec. ial Jow prices on alfalla and all oth- er seeds. x42 FOR SALE « Hand picked | Baldwin and Winesap were sprayed. Also can yourself Inquire Clayton Wagner Farm, near Earleystown road, RD 1 Centre Hall, x43 Winesap, De- applies All trees pick apples FOR SALE Jonathan, dicious . and Baldwin apples, 30 cents to 81.25 bushel, hand picked {Or pick yourself at 50 cents bushel Dally except Sunday Bring oon- fainers,. R. Snoke, Fleming {Dix x42 POR SALE-S8tayman, winesap and {i Baldwin apples, hand-picked and sprayed, 256 cents a bushel while they (last. J. Kenneth Wert, Centre Hall RD. half way between Potters Mills jand Boalsburg. Phone Centre Hall 179-02 “A” gasoline rationd book, pris ~ Orviston Ralph artney, ‘Howard, R. D 1. (Pleasant Valley) Help Wanted WANTED--Man to work in restu- rant, Apply Texas Lunch, fonte, Pa. W. High street WANTED a on for general house | work; good hours and wages. Sleep | out. Write Box HH, care of Centre | nt. x42 WANTED--Man tw drive car and do chores around buildi at hunt. ing club. W. P. Meeker, 8now Bhoe. Pa. Phone 2101. 2-u WANTHDScperaning hou houpekeeper No cooking or ess Bells, | i A ————— a EE | FOR SALE-Heatrgs, 6 or 7 room size. Pullets, harness, harrow, one ‘horse drill, Red Star oll stove, 4- burner, Perfection 4-burner oil stove [with builtin oven, like new, ice box, | hill-side plow. Edith Ingram. Ty | tone, Pa, RD 2 {Homewood ) ta | | ENORAVED--Name oards wedding invitations and announcement, | personal stationery ete. can be fur Diahed by us at reasonable Prices. | We have on display all kinds of en- | | graved work. Call at our office and | | inspect our line before ordering else. | | Where. Centre Democrat, Bellsfonts, | | ie BURIAL VAULTS--#e sure It is 8 Dunlap concrete burial vault when | : must choose one. Made by Dun. i | Yo Bo tor M0 | and sold direct to you for #0 in Gen x42 FOR BALE wood at Oreen ant near Lumber Co Bhar sinh BAW Ini sO 81 Hennig! rs Milis valley ai Li Wap 20 LE FOR BA + Ln Bhu Sale or Exchange MM EXCHANGE Live Stock For Sale bic x house » ith a fLovated on Inguire of 1 A OT wy JE Curtin ert Pa Howr ard erected a 1 rame dwellin Mre., Bess) : Milesburg n We alker ey altor: OR RENT 12 by 40. stanct 24 head of cows, 8 calves. electricity. telephone; school Bellefonte. water in barn with enough pressure throw stream nearly over barn grow alfalfa in any field; ho all necessary outibuildl BES. Grove, Bellefonte RD. 2 RUPTURE SHIELD EXPERT HERE H. M. SHEVNAN, widely known expert of Chicago, will personally be at Coleman Hotel, Lewistown, Wed. nesday, only, October 21, from 8 A Mto5P M Mr. Shevnan says: ‘The Zoetic | Shield is a tremendous improvement over all former methods, effecting immediate results. It will not only ‘hold the rupture perfectly but in-, 0 Can {crease the circulation, strengthens the weakened parts. thereby closing the opening in ten days on the aver- | age case, regardless of heavy lifting, lstraining or any position the body {may assume no matter the size or [location. A nationally known scien. | tific method. No under straps or cumbersome arrangements and ab- solutely no medicines or medical | treatments, Mr. Shevnan will be glad to demonstrate without charge. Add. 8500 N. Artesian Ave, Chicago. Large incisional Hernia or rupture following surgieal operation especi- | PY ) Business Opportunity Farms For Rent Apartments tor Rent y Rooms For Rent Announcements Vk rd Ihe first be held Eg o'clock the congre- Methodist and waf- pA ghia October 2 Members he Pine SUPPER of pation of 1 Glen a chicker Miscellaneous STOCK Keller vd promptly Pa. Phone Reverse i-u pr mpily Hall DEAD ETOCK 55. } ~t4 emoved promptly eXDense,. phone L. Smith 1-4 Va Repairing PURNTTT TRB made to Upholstering Wm. D Thom paor Shop 102 E Lam® Bell efonte Pa REPAIRED — Repairs all kinds of turn ture ang « Keep Genuine service all SERVICING working We Paris makes Sweeper Owens reel MACHINE WORK pened. Geners We also las Cap sClews #1 BCrEWA Woodrufl keys, key stock, etc. Swarts Machine Shop, Bellefonte, Pa. Phone 2041 2-u shin steel Always Fresh! Always Delicious! HYDE’'S POTATO CHIPS Made In Bellefonte ASK FOR THEM AT YOUR GROCERS ! Floor Show EVERY NIGHT Harry's Tavern 8. Spring St. Bellefonte, Pa day off each week. : Must be over 42's Bellefonte 30 be i -2ei | etiowlng sur |
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