January 28. 1943.
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT,
——
LOCALS
Daniel
Polk, La. 18 here
with his parent
fel P. O'Leary
Mrs. Roy Uhl of South Thomas treet
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnhart
street, last Wednesday went to Phil-
adelphia for a visit with her sister last week moved from Pleasant View
Mrs. Marion Coll to Bellefonte, and are occupying one
Pvt. Walter Hill has returned ©f the Schad houses on East Lamb
to his duties at the Aberdeen Prov- Street
ing Grounds, Md., after a weekend Mrs. George Swope
visit with his parents, Mr. and M1 has gone to Augusta
William Hill, of South Potter street. to spend some time visiting her
Mrs. Harry Flegal ha band who is stationed there
to her home on North Allegheny Hills General Hospital
street from a ten days’ visit in Erie M. E. Rumbereg:
with her son-in-law and daughter Electric Company. was con
Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Armsty his home on East Bishop
family during the weekend be
James F. McCulley. Ji ot of an attack of the grippe
Mrs. Maude McCulley, of Willlam- Rev. and Mrs. Harry
sport, formerly of Bellefonte, and ger, Jr the forepart
who recently was inducted into the Week in Williamsport
Army. is now stationed at Indian- church conference of
town Gap district
«Mrs. Philip Mabus
Md.. is spending two
parents, Mr. and Mr: | ‘ .
fon. of Pike street, and with h niisted in the See
husband's parent I tion unit of U
Blaine Mabus
Pvt. Rus
Md Pe
parents
of
frm—
“
Pvt O'Leary, of
a 15-day
and Mr:
North
Camp
leav 4]
Dane
Penn
Mrs. Lois Shank Heller
pleasant week visiting her
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Shank
ovo.
spent a
parents,
at Rene
for
Mr
Sr., of
of Miles.
Georgia,
hu
For-
burg
ut
returned "
51
of the De-
Haa
fined to
street Cause
C. Sten-
of last
ding
William -
Methodis
pent
atten
the
sport of the
y hurch
of Baltimore .
weeks with her
nit wo
Bees
Aa vt
NAYS
fix
Camj
Hh Peary
Williamsburg,
l r i Va
amp Geary
; n of Cor
Miles)
it
i
deen
his
Spicher
his aunts,
Mrs. James
street, Bellefonte
John Curtin
street, Sund
to attend
of the Warn
recently
and general
can Lime
Joseph
returned t«
inger Hos)
had been
treatment
dition 1
cording
Sheckler
e¢ Bellefonte
mea
NOW
Miss forces In
Caldwell { East England recently wa promoted from
8 Sergeant ar ha
duty in another
same uni
the ar
1d
West Linn
to Philadelphia
[ the
the
director
and
Bertram
ne Glea
»
James Noonal
Mrs. Paul Cr
ise Best, spe:
fonte
Mr, and
lowbank
nloved
while !
Mr
family
Gettig family
to the
he same str
some tim¢ RO i Odi yt method I protecting Lie e)
Mr 5
treet
as a nurse Buffalo Airport
I bet 1
weer
yf South
her husband I
Mrs
Week
aiid Penn
last M:
home
street
ont
ased
tig home
Mrs. Cly
Lt. George Dowdell
three months stationed
Fiekd, Louisville, Ky t
weekend in Bellefonte his par-
ents. Mr. and Mr Roy dell and
family, of East Curtin street, while
enroute to Harrisb
been assigned to
Corp. Ralph
stationeg at Ca
arrived Bell
an nite visit
indefi
Mr Mrs. Edwar
esigint
rocedures to
isual
Dale
Allegheny
NOW 18
Cie
occuD ie
Serudder train anc Laer
hown In
building, North
Weds
SOTLE
the
se hool
v Pay
Gay allernoon
of the West
was in charge
Pupils of the
were
street
Miss .
Penn F
of the
hats}
wer Company
demonstration
wecond grades
! film
ack
has among
william
and
Reynold
has been
to enter
released
intg other
former
Dorothy G
my A
\ppe
nt made this
er
of sorth
At the re.
ye rabbits will
tributed to rural
Those It
Mr. Mo
i13t
InLy
Con
tion and
who has not
hesith for some
suddenly during ti
home along Spring
of Bellefonte
Ralph K. Owens, proprietor
the Owens Eléctrical Store in Belle-
fonte, received recognition in three
publications for his original
for advertising parts for
machines. A picture pecial
window arrangement which Mr
ho i
treatment quest of
be
trapped and redi
part 0 he ont
been the
became nter-
werk nd at
‘reek
ked hone
313. or Mir
2053
ested are
Bellefor
Bellef
Graduated last
the Training School for Sig-
nalmen Le University of Illinois,
idea at Urbana Joseph Walter Gher.
rity. 18 f William W. Gherrity,
First N apartments, North
Alleghe Bellefonte, was
Owen ned appeared onl to petty officer rating
in the publications, of which radioman, third
have national circulations awaits assignment to duty
Miss Patricia Kelley and Miss p in Uncle Bam's
Agnes Kellerman, student nurses at a naval shore station has just
Providence Hospital, Washington, D. completed an intens 16-week
C. spent the weekend here with course which included instruction in
relatives. Miss Kelley was a guest Morse and International code, send-
at the George A. Kelley home at the ing and receiving signals In semi-
Forge, south of town, while Miss phore flags, and blinker
Kellerman spent the time with her lights
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kel- Pvt. Rov Behers. formerly of
lerman, of East Bishop street West
Linn street, Bellefonte, has
Jesse Caum, of East Linn been graduated from the big Army
street, and Mrs. Ray Clevenstine
Air Forces Technical Training Com.
of East Bishop street, Saturday re-
mand School for airplane mechan-
turned from Harrisburg after a day’ at Gulfport Field, Miss, and is
visit with Mrs. Caum’s daughter, ready to take his place on the far-
Jean, who is practice teaching there. flung service lines this global war
on return wherever the biggest American air
companied by
planes are based, at home or abroad
daughter, Jean, who has returned He has received a course of inten.
to her studies at West Chester State
sive training to fit him for his im-
Teachers’ College after a weekend portant task in this war. His train-
vacation
ing has also fitted him for an im-
The aduation and promotio portant job In peacetime aviation
to Te Sr of Taylor A A ig por In private life, Pvt. Behers was body
of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Watson, of mechanic and painter at {he Belle-
Milesburg, has been announced at fonte Body Shop. He Is a son of
AAP Flexible Gunnery School, Pt. Mrs. Grace 1. Behers, of West Linn
Myers, Fla., by Col. Delmar Spivey, Street
Commanding Officer of the south.
west Florida gunnery school. Sgt.
Watson has just completed an in-
tensive five week's course of instruc-
tion in the operation of the large
guns that arm American planes
against enemy attack. The course
of instruction consisted, in part, of
training in aircraft identification
and recognition, a close study of the
mechanism of the 30 and 50 calibre,
machine guns, instruction in meth-
odds of estimating the speed and dis-
tance of a plane, rifle and machine
gun practice on ground ranges,
training in the operation of modern
and complex power turret operated for in the lot were exactly $100 in
guns, and finally, practice firing pennies. That means 400 rolls, and
from a plane at a target towed be-|the bag containing them weighed
hind another plane ' nearly 100 pounds
te
onte
Wednesday from
Naval
or
washing on
ational
the
desig recent
1
two of class and now
aboard a
fleet, or at
He
ive
ship by
¢
ICs
of
the y thes were ac-
iy
Mr: Clevenstine's
Roy Zimmerman, of near Belle-
fonte, who operates a retail milk
wer to a banker's prayer, Monday.
For the past year Mr. Zimmerman
has been saving the odd pennies
collected along his milk route, and
last week, upon learning that local
banks were short of pennies, he op-
ened up the large box in which he
had been saving the coins, counted
them, wrapped them in 25-.cent rolls
and brought them in to the Farmers’
National bank to be put back into
circulation. It was a sizeable con-
tribution to the town's small change,
a
end
it
el
jlory
Mr. H. A. Meyer, of Rebersborg, |
(wns a pleasant caller at our office
Monday while In town on business.
Mrs. W. T. O'Brien expects to
£0 to Philadelphia this Thursday,
where she will remain until the last
of the week.
Sgt. Wayne Alkey, of Bellefonte,
has been transferred to the air base
at Richmond, Va. after having
spent two years at Lowery Field,
Denver, Colo
Harpy P, Saylor, employe of the
Sutton Engineering Company, has
been confined to bed at his home on
Valentine street for several days bos
cause of 1lnes
Bob Davis, W. Hassell Montgom-
ery and Morris Levine Sunday de-
parted for Pittsburgh to attend a
clothing men's convention in session
there this week
Beverly Gamble
ald Mrs. Max Gamnble
port, is visiting her uncle
Attorney and Mrs. Bruce
East Curtin street
Phillp Fromm
Mrs. Kenneth
ara Falls, N. Y
in town with hi srandpare
and Mrs. Charl Fromm,
Spring t
My F rtwright {
home East
froma WHI
daughter of Mr
of Williams-
unt,
on
and a
Ialbott
son Mr. and
A. Fromun, of
week -
nts
on
of
and
Ning pent the
Mi
North
strode
url Ca irned
Bishop street,
msport, where
Wo
on
eek of
M1
ahd aan
pending
with hi
Bellefonte
Mr
weekend in
Mr
and
reatiment
ti
site add
€ COUnLy ii
catght fire. at HN o'clock last Thusday
ght member the Logan
Company were the in-
tution Che used
tood by
of Fire
ummoned to
were
+ fire burn
aamage
mica
"
rns
Jeffers
treatment
ACCOMP Nn
“8 Alar
to Belle
Mr
retum
1
week
Both
responded
Saturday
discovered a
Blanchard
Dos Benner family
liam Moyer. The
the Mh the
Bellefonte
gene
morning
the
fire companies
al Nn alarm
when a hiage was
double house on
occupied by the
and Mrs. Wik
fire was confined
ier side of the
until the
result.
re
to a
street
to on 31
house
blaze burned out
ed
and firemen stod by
No damage
Two Bellefonte Boys, Pile. C harles
W. Pennington and William Witme
the latter a son of Mr. and Mrs. Rus.
sell Witmer, of Reynolds avenue,
are now in North Africa, having
landed there safely after a trip from
Northern Ireland, The two enlisted
in January 19042, and have been to-
gether ever since. They received
their preliminary training at FL
Eustis, Va., before being sent overs
5€a8
Mr. ar
the
of Le
id Mrs. B. J. Gryctko, Jr,
Brockerhoff Hotel, formerly
wistown, are the proud parents
of their first chikd, a daughter
weighing 7 pounds, 8 ounces, born
at 12:05 o'clock last Thursday morn-
ing at the Centre County Hospital
The little girl has been named Bars
bara Jean. Mrs, Gryctko Is the fore
mer Marie Saunders and before her
marriage was employed as technics
ian at the Centre County Hospital
Mr. Gryctko, foriner proprietor of
the Ben-Mar Inn at Lewistown, is
assisting his father with the man-
agement of the Brockerhoff Hotel,
~Mr. and Mrs. Edgar R. Mallory,
of East Bishop street, are the hanpy | ¥
parents of their first child, a son,
born at 12:12 o'clock noon, Saturday, |
at the Centre County Hospital, The!
youngster, who weighed five pounds, |
f ounces at bith. has been named |
Edgar Ralph Mallory, Jr. Mrs. Mal-
lory 15 the (ormer Sarah Symmonis, !
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. SBym- |
monds, of Reynolds avenue Mr.
Mallory, son of Mrs. R. 1. Mallory,’
of the Keystone apartments, is a
member of the engineering staff of |
the American Lime and Stone Coms |
pany and is in charge of the Mal
studio
of
service in Bellefonte, was the ans-|
into the armed forees,
transferred from
to Ft. Lewis,
Rena,
{moved
of
position ns
dletown Alrport
Store
Spring
t tion a
E. Kern, recently Inducted :
recently was
New Cumberland
Washington.
farl Corman and daughter
of Willowbank street, recently
into an apartment in the
John Garis home on the same
Harry
Murs
Mrs
street
Miss Kathleen Keeler,
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Vv
Blenehard street, has
junior typlst
danghter
Keeler, of
accepted n
at the Mid-
Mrs
ter Joan
Richard Muir and daugh-
of Cleveland, Ohio, are
visiting the former's parents, Mr
and Mrs, Harry Gummo at thelr
home at Sunnyside, near Bellefonte
Mrs. Paul M. Dubbs, of East
Curtin street, was called to York
vesterday because of the death of
her brother-in-law, Jacob Charles
proprietor of the Physicians’ Supply
in that city
A regular practice of the Belle-
fonte Banjo Band will be held In the
Band Hall on West Bishop street,
Thursday night, January 28, begin-
ning at 6:30 o'clock, it was announ
ced yesterday
Mrs, Victor
treet
Watson
paecepted a
her
of North
nn
mathematic
Bellefonte Hi
Miss Lorraine Py
who recently reshined
Harold D. Ream
Police detail at
powf-
tend at the
100] repla
of Uni
ing
SO1 onvilke
formerly
Rock.
Orne
» Rate
to Ft. Riley, Kan
gagement of their d ugl 3 Mar
street 16
Mu
the eir-
er
oOward »
to Harri
quarter
Mr
V. Kee
wee 1
ey
P { Linn
FIM to her
County hos-
under ob.
f
for sever
James Jury, of Ea
terds ret ed
« Co
: }
nine
ad been
reatment 1!
i ill
taken
s11it
Quite
Griflin of
+ the parents
third ehild and first son
Sunday at Binghamplon, ace
to word received by local
relatives. Mrs. Oriffin is the former
Betty Ray. of Bellefonte, sister of
Philip B. Ray. of East Curtin street
ine Casper
Howa
treet
Mrs
Hnglaanpton, N.Y
of their
born
COraing
gatugiter
rd Casper
departed
Lambert
of Mi Ch-
Hefonte
al Re-
Fred several
years has
publican
legheny
to be seriously
ment in Petrikin
street. Mr. Healy
poor health for
in tao week:
been to his
then
B. Healy. who for
been in charge of the Re-
headguarters on North Al
street, vesterday was report.
ill at his apart
Hall, West High
who has been in
some time berame
ago and has
home since
odd
about
confined
Eugent Wehr, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. R Wehr, of East Curtin
street, last week went to Philadel
phia where he enfisted in the See.
Bees, construction unit of the U. 8S
Navy. He returned Bome lo await
a cali to duty and vesterday was
uinmoned to Williamsport, where
he will be assigned to a training
center. Wehr, a graduate of the
Bellefonte High School, has been
employed by the Wolf Purniture
Company since before the holidays.
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Add 49 Names to
Milesburg Honor Roll
On page 1 of the second section
of this lsevune of The Centre Demo-
cratl appears a partial names
scheduled to appear on Miles.
burg Honor Roll now being compiled
| sponsors of
list of
the
of this
Club offi-
ollowing 49 ad-
are lo appear
G. Par-
alph F
Leonard
Har-
Char-
Packer
Strunk
Milton
Earle
itherite
DeHaas, Robert
Watson,
Joseph H
ker, Mahlon
Howell, Paul
D. Mayes, Vim
n E. Walker
D. Mitchell
Kincle R. Maves,
Ronald E. Confer
Paul Watson
Kaufman
iso
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Ww
jes
Irwin
John
Toner Wats
Texidy NV
Russell Wi Arthur Sin James
Arn Ww Baney, Albert
Baney, Howard Packer, Robert Con-
fer, Kelsie Confer
Luther Emel, Harvey Emel, Har
old Riechner. Raymond McCloskey
Lee A. Summers, Dale Fisher, Merril
Reese. Durbin Bumbarger, Charles
Baughman, Melvin Burns, Donald
Walker, C Jodony, Nelson Pisher,
William J. Steiner, Ralph Stone
braker, Melvin Tarkes, James Bum-
barger. Elmer Shuey, Allison Wat.
son, Ray SBhawley, Donald Irvin
Doyle E. Walker
at
ard
Moose Lodge to Burn
Mortgage on Home
Belicfonts Lodge No. 206 Loyal
Order of Moose, will hold a special
class initiation Thursday, February
in honor of Frank J. LaBell, Su-
preme Governor of the Order, it is
annotmeoed by Walter E. Herring,
secretary of the local Jodge
Mrs, Paul Eberhart entertained
her bridge club at a belated New '
Years party Saturday evening at
her home on East Logan street. The
evening was spent in playing bridge
Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening. Each guest
received a gift pertaining to time
Guests were: Mrs. John Rutter, Mrs.
Edgar Wagner, Mrs, Harry Jones,
Mrs. Glenn Aumiller, Mrs. Leslie
Thomas, Mrs. Edgar Weaver, Mrs
William Mokle, Mrs. Samuel Poor-
man, Mrs. Alexander Brown, and
Mrs. Guy Corman.
«+The Bellefotite Parent- Teacher |
Association will sponsor a square
(dance in the Spring Street school
gymnasium on Friday evening, Jan- |
uary 29, beginning at 8:30 o'clock. !
Joe Meyers and his orchestra of
State College will be ont hand 0!
furnish music. The public I= invi-|
ted. Those in charge declared that |
ithe dance will provide an excellent
| opportunity for beginners to learn |
{square dancing as well as for those |
who are experienced in that form of
dancing. Refreshments will be on
isale in the gymnasium. Admission
will be 35 cents. i
~-Buy Bonds for future needs.
MARKEY QUOTATIONS
Corrected Weekly by C. YY. Wagner
& Co, Inc, Flour Mill, Bellefonte
Wheat -
Onts
Corn
Rye
| Buckwheat
i nounced,
| eeremonies
A feature of the Mitiation pro
gram will be the burning of the
mortgage on the home
Bellefonte Lodge, its officers
to have the national head of their
organization scheduled to attend the
and a large turnout of
members is expected
A class initiation at which it is
hoped to Initiate 55 new Members
will 5 held on Febroary 4 At press
ent there are 50 new members to ve
initiated and 25 more are expected
iby the end of this month. Members
are asked to present candidates and
the reduced initiation fee of 85 will
be in force up to and including Febs
franry 1.
The Lodge is cooperating with the
OPA ban on pleasure driving and is!
urging members to attend ovents at
ithe home only if they do so without
violating requests made by the gov-
| ernment
OILED - REPAIRED
\a
A
D. A. Hemphill
Phone 3247
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Every
pald up to date, is
Lime,
regular advertising rate,
a year atl different intervals
ane
as been sigrinliy honored |
1 leider or
| She Qide Tyme Bakery,
subscriber Ww The Centre Dem-
entitled to a 26-word ad-
of charge. Otherwise the
This privilege
free
C. C. Brown Elected
Head Welfare Fund
IRI the local
ident
nd
ger of
named pre
Community F
meeting held
and
ident
Jr. was re-elect -
Mary Ha
SOC of the
¢ president
oond Vioe re
Mi
ted
vey
'¥
tar
» you Investing in War Bonds?
In Memoriam
of
FBERMHART
14, 185%
BR, 1843
BeAr
In Memory
HILDA CATHERINE
Born January
ied January
men
ond and true,
dear Mother
YOu
Help Wanted
WANTED
Keen
A igdie -aged
pouse in a fan
inguire of Cyrus ¥. Hoy
Belielonte, Pa. Phone Zion
0 work
b the Good house
peht party, All modern ma~
Roy F. Zimmerman, Belle
x4
A 10 do light house-
for one peron only. Byv-
very conven sent. Colonel O
East
hand
w ANTED a te
WANTED
Keening
ervth ine
Decker
Ps
WANTED —-Rxper
experiences
in care of
iat office 1
cut
owing
eact
standards 5
standards
standards 3
pulbwood #4
ving ace
a RK
Pa
Thipeelied
will furmiah
atl He ob, which
Pa evry wo weeks
debrand Tyrone, Pa. Phone
“Work ‘Wanted
"TED A
a farm
n D
Lady desires
ing for Mmvalid or
Call or write at 212 E
Bellefonte, Pa
~ Wanted to Buy
WANTED--TO buy a nsed electric re«
frigerator in 200d condition In-
auire or write 0 Kenneth W. Smith
Milibeim, Pa x4
WANTED To buy
and beef hides
WAN Soy aniving 1
leroy H. Griffin
2
fuck or
Spring
x4
or
ney
-—
w ANTED position curs
aged person
Lamb street,
x4
all kinda of furs |
Inquire of or write |
Fred P. Resides State College RB. F.
D. on White Hall road. Phone 3650
Will be home every evening bul Wed-
nesdays x
WANTED--To buy newspapers, mag-
azines, rags. rubber metals. scrap
iron Also Deel hides. Jake Kol
man's Junk Yard, Wingate. (Ope |
mile west of Mllesburg). Phone 2422.
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Articles for r Sale
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FOR SALE Fx! ermion tale and 4
chairs. Mrs Arthur Houck 400 E.
Bishop street, Bellefonte. Dial 2318.
x5
FOR SALE~McCormick - Deering 10-
20 tractor, 1920 model, fair condj-
tion. A K. Corl State Coliege R A
Phone 8533
FOR SALE---1930 Chevrolet two-door
stdan. Priced for quick sale at
$150, Cali Priday evening of Sat
urday Bellefonte 571. 4-01
FoR SALE fiew grade 3 Tires. Also
mew truck tires and re-CAapbing
servioe. Hubert Rossman, shop
street, Bellefonte, Pa. Phone 2615.
x4
FOR SALE—Bmpty J barrels, 5b~ |
be used for |
Inguire at |
lefonte, '
x4
galion capacity. Can
vinegar barrels,
n
«doar
1938 model, 5 new tires.
tering ag opt +B John Fatisnodt;
POR BALE--112 rats killed with can
Redd will Cuaranteed
and poul oO.
Co. and Schaar
| FOR SALE Good
seda
: Priced i
reasonable for quick sale--owner en-
hay
D
ih
baled
Mills
clean
Emilio Beit Spring 1
400 bushels of
Mickney Jr
FOR BALE - Bhort slab wood sat
CGreensvalley saw mill near Pieas-
ant Gap; also at Henptgh'es saw mill
near Potters Mills WwW. Houta
Launber Co A-u
itrola, one U
to me by
FOR BALE
two room
A new Hes
size, shipped
ake Price reasonable, Inguire
Wilbur Bauchman BHihh Avelw
Bellelouw i x5
ks
ol
Sale or Exchange
BALE AJUAL~
teed Zanol | ol ith free
wnged kel
Box B4,
Teli
FOR
al
Lock
dial C8%0
FOR SALE
6 3
OR TRADE -
hy {oo
Live Stock
FOR SALE
fromm 40 WO
Ye ick. Zio
’
POR
BALE
orke
saaua, lowa
POR BALE {SO
horse Vea
Le
RR D
FOI BALE
w Baylett
House
D
Dogs, Pets, Etc.
FOR
SALE
of Chas
cli aun
WANTED
an POLLY bey !
every Mondas Get
HOON As wale made
CommininIon Jot Bechael.
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FOR B8Al
Korth
CP 8
Beliclonle
FOR BALE
Blate MOA
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brick
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POR SALE --8{x-room
third floor finished
heat stoker fred heated
All ehcCiosed porches
Shoe, Pa Immedia
oulre of Von B
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Johnson,
Veterans
Wes!
living
FOR BAL E Former
eign Wars" Home
sireet Suitable for
without! alterations, of ]
verted nto apartments Eleven
and bath, Ast f00r lavalory,
{ing plant practically new. garage
rear Mall or phone your offer
Philip 8hoemalker. phone 3147, or
| Ray Allen phobe 278.
ron SALE large frame house In
good condition. All eonveniences
13-Car garage and other outbulidlngs
{Bank barn concreted eleciricall)
equipped. stanchions and drinking
cps. Twenty sores farnmiland and
25 acres pasture and. all in Howard
| borough Will sell separately or to-
ther. George E long Box 126,
Howard. Pa H-1f
| POR SALE-.26 5 acre farm. limestone
| Jand. Sinking Valley near Tyrone
Fa. Two large barns, ia brick
house one barn equipped for ship.
ping mil electricity, running water,
on improved road and one-half mile
from State highway No 350 Reason-
able Wicd wonderful OPAL unity
on
Inguire of Hicks, Jones & Newlin, |
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FOR SALE--A good farm Jocated six
Miles cast of Bellefonte, al
4 | Jacksonville road, containing 14
fagres: 110 acres tillable
[timber and pasture jand,
| hotise: bank barn, 45x75
Glement shed. 30x50 feel,
wood house and work
house. chicken house
in good repair Runsing water from
never-falling spring
| barn. Slate highway runs through
‘middie of farm
[10 highway. Bellefonte vein of lime
| stone runs through farm. A sand |
bank on Southeast corner of farm,
| Telephone. Occupancy
Ie W. Bartiey, Belicfonte, Pa, R.
Tyrone, Pa
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ht-roomn
eel; ime
hog pen.
Farms For Rent
. Ane
-«
ihe milk. Running water and elec
tricity in barn,
good road. Inquire of J.
on Waddle, P. O.
FOR BENT--A five-acre farm in Bene
ner near Dr. Claudy Pes
fafming. Inquire of Mrs,
man, R17 North Spring street!
'fonte,
EE a rs —— Se saa —
32 acres |
shop; snoke |
All buildings |
at house and |
House and barh close |
April 1st. |
D.
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towne |
POR RENT-—Farm equipped for sells |
Near school and on |
chicken or truck
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lew
6
FOR RENT A 2o0g
from Bellefons
far: “ix miles
Good water
H hood Pine
Nare
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Q.
20
For
le or Rent
Wanted to Rent
WANTED To stocked farm on
Have wm ‘
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Announcements
MEEIING--T
4 (31 ge 3
estate
on Ped
added or
lax. and
May 1st
tax will
Comanjs~
TRESS] ER. Tes
wee, Pa x12
Miscellaneous
STOCK
Kelle:
Belletonte ¢
DEAD
B M
Remot ved proms
Milibhein
pid
or
DEAD
Cul |
n-4
pense
DEAD STOCK Removed promptly.
Call anvume at my expense, phons
678-1.2 Bellefonte. Lloyd 1. Smith
Milesburg, Pa i-u
& Repairing
FTOCK
bes
Miliheim
Rem
Contr
30-R-5
wed ply
Hall 55
our ex-
Vir!
or
SERVICING ~ Keep
working. Genuine
vice, We service all
ere and sweepers
re-bristled
Store,
your Maing
Daris and sere
makes of wash-
Sweeper Lrushes
R K Owens Electric
8. Allegheny street. Dial 2098
1-41
MAC HINE WORK - Cattle clipper
knives sharpened General machine
work of ali kinds. We also have In
stogk cold moll steel cab screws, sot
ectews, Woodruff keys, key stock,
ete. Swartz Machine Shop. Belle.
fonte Pu Phote 2041 1-41
Schaeffer Hardware Stor e
BELLEFONTE. PA.
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