THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. October 29, 1942.
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io the Clevenstine Bakery, Harry Emig, } ; ' PORT MATILDA
head ker, M | 44 MAC The Oy Matilda wig hborhood
Echoes From the Past in wR My ht | and Over the County News Mh non, Ria pond el af at th
he fi home of Mrs. W. W. Shultz, in Por
While adjusting the machinery at
Soin geass ood i» Y Sunday School Lesson
Matilda, on Thursday afternoo: —— ——
fonte was well represented at
0) THI \ y f 11 8 . ‘es] yr reel ‘ { [13 t ! H ing fourth ar ver
. Schuman Meink concert in Wil-| All State College parking regula- Miss Elaine Brungart is givin 8 beg the Jourdy annivers THE CHRISTIAN VIEW O)
I y ears go \ port. Although Madame Heink tion including those for one-and-! course of instruction in first ald Of Lhe club, the program wi n ] MARRIAGE
: i 1 venty years of age her two-hour parking, will be rigidly en-! member yf the junior and enjor ON as a Birthday party
' | ations were In keeph
lowe'en RA
International Sunda choo! Lesson
for November 1, 1942
1 Thursday evening the | Undine He ‘
viet ! In \ ab \ ir ‘ t Ihe \ were well received by a foreed from now on, borough police | elasse { thie East Penns Valley
\ wm ( he i Hefonte think seriously of wrchasing a \ \ “
8 me N 1 BOIL onte, t sn A ol. pn il idience dals warned Uk weekend iis High 8cho I'wo class periods each
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Fencibile which was organized In new steamer; they have a 3 + 1 " ‘
" Morrd veteran limestone | announcemet uited alter a ! Ihursday afternoon |
\ ' . \ vir ona
was to observe his 88th arrests were the work
lowing
Gregg Post roon About 1 From the recent fu u
4 rthday on November ¢ with a din " Walter A. Hugg of Reading, is In, Ww
y v1 y
the Reading Hospital recovering
greeied o)
858, will hold a reunion n } f money in thelr treasury
me. Ix te hi M A carrier pigeon al Oo be
Sur \ home pite his age ! |
Curtin was captain of the olganiaza ‘ alu \ tool ~ etd " interest in | tame. is being held at the Fred \ It : Hospital
" y fend _. MO i DOK ail i ve Werest in is a from eration Ot ernin 11
n it WwrAnzed Mi Su er an LVR tobl nt ot " ‘ : adi arm home in Haines towns) n Wn P i n } a Methodist
rhs Bo ’ mn enterprises and was helc in Hehted the about formed las week. His condition
J. D. Mu y olf n \ : | ( ( g ladi 3 levill | hi vd by hi associote ind | It having ied there abo reported a wing fine but he wil ; n Y Le enter
mato that measur } d i 8 tin Wl | weeks ago, apparentis ! hp J i } \ ton oh als My , 4 ond
bird | banded with au ! ICmaal | § hospital
and “Rl4-119 eck ) well know
the members are still livin
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have recenidy been inti ATT : re | vor Bunday 3 N ns an elect y \ thw ittee has re-
yianchie id ger is LR ' ENG Aa iin | iy 5 h is . «Ba "
Blanc} B . ; . » ed reading matter of an inspi JON~ | pine al t a me Vy average
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iron H } yi i i 4 lannis ’ 1 ® wt A liton GG. Brow:
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r unkle in of i fot 3 teacher there
ie ins PW y tour t O11 $ west ¢ {tis Cort National 4 :
William suffered a sete : 4 evln "T%
Y WARE “ g hed pias ' 1 f13¢ I $¢ vel tif r t in Harris Twi
Rhoads, et he roi rs. Julia Tubridy
HY Riter
- . i . dix <i3ital at Phils $end ha ffices at 15 th Avenus ey inistered the American Advis-
wy vir Rel Yams pam : . # it3y the aid of bhundn of mission
Iw. $250 her . 4 ‘ Mr. Leonard Weller and Mr. and ~~ AAAEE: dias AS oC "ang nis al and C1 o Christian leaders
ann DAW Reh wy Alt, Sunday. re Charles Weller, Mr. and Mrs. | 1° [Or Ihe past six 3m re college and graduate school Among the varied forms of relief
Florence DeWitt bv heu ) « roti " ak. who i ploy - Wharton Weller and Mr: Charles : ar} " hey wi gradua i Laas batile
F. Heichel. et ux, of How “Red at Mill Hall, visited with her ponnet spent the weekend at Pitts. MT and Mrs Blaine Williams anc yaa Yams somimissioners | zones, service to refugees from oocu-
parenis Sunday burgh with {riends and relatives on _ ___"" " “ ‘ i : tem ey ongrezat] hin Jurma, orphanages
Ann Bugas stroit Micl is October 17 Pak a v A ey A Ao " Yor it rele . rvi fo ET ISI , children lost be-
. # " SNE | ¢ wld ’ . PUR" : 31 r anid y T1113 3 & S111 } A is 3 i
OUR SIDESHOW Jobin. R. 1Pucer and Edna R, Pasker, Sho: ot ut. 01 Belletonig. enjoying a leave of absence With! Mr and Mrs. Charles Weller, of |= yo 0 ap 0 ood D0 2 AL) PERI FO Tos oor us LTANS- | casse of the war: , medical aid and
) ’ ) of § v Colle ge Clare hee E Pm as Ware $1 home folk Port Matilda and Mr and Mrs. Har- | oo onium visited hix Datents tation avai Th {- rehabilitation for victims of bombe
| 4 ( hill Nitta and Zelda B. Das TN: Mrs. Mary Hoover and grandma old Sickles, of Clarion, spent the _. “o —5 + y ; world will afford &s many op- ings, § \Dd famines
y A Husking Bees Planned Reese of Karthaus, visited in town weekend sight-seeing in Niagara aastinities for nristian and . FEE
Old fashioned husking bees have gundayv with friends Falls and Canada, before Charles om Elia . present bef slat .
been received by students at the Mr and Mrs. L. Bradford of Cur- Weller is idtucted into the Army : ar and if addition many nev ‘Continutd on Pape Thiet)
Pennsylvania State College to ald wensville. visited at the Bell home on October 20 MF. 20d Mis. GUY Lucas and tom :
ed at a Hallowe'er pari) it the farmers who are short of labor dur- Lawrence Williams leaves for his ., . hin » =
ily of Fairview. called at the li p
the Roman
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. home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ing harvest time. Men and co-eds |“ Eh Shi {tn hie | CBMP on October 30 McCartney home
Sd. tts Charles Hassinger., on East Curtin who have never lived or worked on Mr. E Shive returned 10 His| 00 or Mrs. Beatty Henry, of oro viey home . .
Cruncho, the glass-muncher, street. Those present included: Mary a farm have gone out to farms on home here Sunday. after spending po oorium. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. HF McCartney
has teeth that flinch at nothing. Gertrude Barlett, Caroline Brouse, weekends to help the farmer cut and a week with the E. D. Myers family | i barents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomp- ha Sos) Mi Biri Mrs. L. L. Me arts
That’s because his diet (aside, of Amy Heilhecker, Isabel Jodon, M husk his corn, build foundations, at Lock Haven son Henry ney ang Oil 1g ren ‘Mr. EH. Runkle
E. Harvey, Jean Herron Barbara can corn, thrash oats and wheat, and Mr. and Mrs. E R. Krone and son Amber Lindenmuth of Bellefonte, alk 4 TD hy viish TOWNAI) np
unday
Ralph McCartney and family of
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in our village
course, from the glass’ contains
lent a” caled or hosphates Sloop. Erma Sloop. Florence Smith, even take care of babies while moth- | Bygene, shopped Saturday at Lock spent the weekend with Mr. and
plenty ium and phosphates. raura Alpin, Margaret Barnhart, ers work in the field. This project ‘Haven. On the return trip home| Mrs. Roy Bloom. A
Does yours? It should to make Kathryn Barnhart, Kathryn Kilpat- has attracted over 100 students who sr i Mrs. Mabel Yeager of Port Ma- Say Vales, were in
“ shots hie EReviies i Flaine Fant a Y l 4 day
our teeth and bones _ Get rick, Doiothy 8mith and Elaine Al- Want to “relax from studies and get | rm=———== , | tilda, visited Thursday evening at Sunda)
y es strong. Get a few blisters on their hands.” The the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wharton Mr. and Mrs. Milford and family
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Miss Madeline Stover and Miss
Louise Abt of Bellefonte, were in-
jured painfully Saturday afternoon
when the glass in the front door of
the McCrory 5c and 10¢ store broke
The ghls were going out of the
store when the door struck its stop
with such force that the glass was
broken and they were showered with
falling glass. Miss Stover received a
deep gash on the forehead while
Miss Abt was cut near the temole
Beth girls were taken to a physic-
ian’s office for treatment, |
farmers are recommended by the lo-
cal county representative and Farm
Security Administration.
Read the Classified ads
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LIQUID. TABLETS, SALVE, NOSE 0ROPS
WHEN WINDS Weller motored to Tyrone Sunday after
GET ROUGH
A Windstorm Polley Protects You
From Financial Loss. Bes
John F. Gray & Son
Misery of \
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Mr. and Mrs. James Shope, of
York. spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. William Richards
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Severe Winter in Russia
Here's a weather report that will
pass the censor! The Russian winter
will be the most severe in years, ace
cording to Julio Buston Navarrette,
notad director of the Santiago Met
jerological Bureau. Extraordinary
cruel temperatures of 40 to 50 de-
|| grees centigrade below zero will be
{sorry to see them go,
rr ————— | feached, Dr. Navarrette promised.
noon
Mr. and Mrs. Don Sager of York
also Mrs. Btrunk of Howard, were
callers in our vicinity recently
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and
two children of Milesburg. were call-
ers at the latter's parental home
Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Butler and
daughter were in our village Satur
day p. m
Mr. and Mis. James Rager and
family have moved away We are
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