February 25, 1943, LOC ALS ——— ~Roy Bloomquist, of East Bishop | street, spent the weekend in Phila delphia on a business mission Mrs, Harry Gill and grand- daughter, Wilmar Dennis, of State College, were Bellefonte visitors Friday Mrs. William on Leitzell, of State College, was a guest last week her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O Kline, of East Bishop street Mrs. Wintield Love, of Penn street, spent last week falo, N. Y., chil tren. , and Betty, city Sout! 1 Bu het rom who are emp with Mrs. Roy Summe; children of Milesburg for Akron, Ohio davs with Mr ployed there -C, Y Xe wwner street, was in Harri latter part - the meeting of the ance Company Calvin Mrs Manor Summet Mille and Fraley street tack i ff $1 of t Mrs. Clyde Love recovering South Spring which has kept ince before Ci Mrs. Hugh S Linn street t Washington, her son and Mrs Allen turned Florida, with hi of Buffalo Run ili is reported te teadily home treet and Philip Witn Pl tum to hi treet tu Y., where 1 week vi 2: lip Bi Sa Iu the ment April Soutl on The in- Centre me the when he {ell near hairy was treated County Hospital -Lt. D. L. Fle forces at weekend ents, Mr. and their home street. Before dis ITA DK ong cla Lakes Naval ° Linots, 3 Wednesda leave wit Charles ments ~Miss Adeline Logair street, who in the WAAC Sicday and there for Daytonn Beach she will undergo training eral years Miss Anderson employed in the offices of Hardware store Pvt. Francis X Mrs. Mary Fauble gheny street, Belle e, rived safely in North Africa lig to word received by here. Fauble. a member of Corps. underwent training toul Field, Il., and Idaho being sent abroad Pfc. and Mrs. Robert Osman, Belietonte, are receiving congratula- tions he birth of their Rest child a daughter, born Monday of last week in the Centre County Hospital Mrs. Osman is the former Pauline Mong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mong, of South Alleghe stieet. Pvt. Osinan is in training an Aviation Cadet School in Den- ver, Colorado -Mr. and Mrs. Emest Martin moved Saturday from the former Potter house on West Linn street, to an apartment in the Hazel build- ing on North Allegheny street. Mrs Martin's mother, Mrs. O. G. Mor- gan, who has been living with the Martin family, plans to store her goods and will go to Harrisburg for a visit with friends. Later she will return to Bellefonte and after dis- posing of her household goods at public sale will go to Detroit, Mich., where she will reside indefinitely —-Mrs. W. W, Bickett, of the Cad- disc apartments, entertained at her bome last Thursday night in hoaor of Miss Adeline Anderson, of Belle- fonte, who on Sunday departed for Daytona Beach, Florida, to begin training with the WAACs. Those present were: Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. Joseph Bauer, Mrs. Philip Bick- tt, Mrs. Ralph Moerschbacher, Mrs Russell Copenhaver, Mrs. Pat Mc- Giroarty, Mrs. Joseph Hazel, Miss 1s- abel Johnson, Miss Jodie Bauer and Miss Hazel Johnson, all of Belle- fonte; Mrs. Cyril Moerschbacher. of Hecla Park, and Mrs. pentio, of Williamsport. Awards in| ards went to Miss Johnson, Hazel and Mrs. Copenhaver Anderson, of East recently enlisted Harrisburg mrded a train Florida to has the K Fauble, North » ha Accor relatives the Air Ret i belor of efor at in of : on George Car- | ot Mrs. E. E. Widdow Allegheny str spent the in Philadelphia as a guest sister, Miss Mildred West Pfc. William H. Brouse, of Sioux City, 10wa, ved In Bellefonte aguring the weekend for a brief visit with his father, William H. Brouse, and Mrs. Brou at thelr home on South Thomas Miss Virginia Confer and In Betty Troxell, teachers in chool at Hustontown, week Milesburg with Mr. and Mi Deir home on North weekend of het on, of oot ar street fend the pent Miss RD Wate ng in vert t The Music Section « Club will Wednesday the home wast Cut Carpent (foty Phils had un dergone medi- a month. Mr. Mc- from a condition ; legs, and it is treatment will re a permanent cure. He will be re- quired to report to the hospital in ive weeks’ time for a follow-up eX amination It. Joseph A. Moerschbacher son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moersch- bacher, of East Bishop street, who has been stationed at Houston, Tex- as, has been directed to report to an officers’ training school in Connecti- cut. Lt. and Mrs. Moerschbacher and their daughter, Molly Kay, came north during the weekend and Mrs Moerschbacher and daughter are spending two weeks with the for. mer's brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs. Wayne Stitzinger, at New Castle, after which they will come to Bellefonte to be with Mrs. Moer- schbacher's father, J Kennedy Johnston, of East Bishop street, un- til Lt. Moerschbacher has complet- ed his training in Connecticut «We completed mailing out state- ments this past week to cover sub- scriptions either due or past due With a further reduction of 10 per cent in newsprint contemplated for April Ist, we urge all subseribers to see that thelr subscription is paid ip. As previously stated, our noxt shipment of newsprint «ill be based cn paid-up subscriptions. In other words we will enly receive enough paper to supply our paid-up sub- scribers with their Centre Democrat. You can help us get additional paper and assure yourself of getting your paper by paying up your AIC, phiia, where he treatment Alar suffer which affect wieved the for “116 suit in | have subscribed for the Centre Dem. coral to be sent to men in the sere vice, kindly see that thelr subscrip- tions are kept paid up, as spect subserip- | tion now. Relatives and friends who postal | Mrs. | regulations are very strict in this re- ithe First National staff, | his seersucker suit gy | The Misses Magdalene Kane and Kathleen Vogel, of Williamsport, spent the weekend with Miss Kane's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Kane, of Phoenix avenue James K. Wilson, machinists’ mate second class, stationed in New York City, arrived in Bellefonte on Monday for a seven-day visit with his mother, Mrs. Marie Wilson, of the Petrikin apartments The women of the Bellefon:e Presbyterian church will hold a bake sale in the Republican headquarter on North Allegheny street, Saturday morning, February 27, beginning at 10 o'clock Pvt. Benjamin Kofman, of Camp McCain, Miss, arrived in Bellefonte yesterday morning to spend several days with relatives and friends, Pvt Kofman entered the service last July and contends that there's a lot worse things than army life after you get used to the routine Mr Vesta spent the weekend a guest of Mrs. 1 of the White Mrs position of Ridgway Bellefonte a Abt Smith, its, We High reced I= Smith in Aise apartmer Smith itly Sig I ith the Carnegie Company Pittsburgh and employed ina Ridgwa Mary bank HOT Colles weeker { Mr last Thursd Greensburg ponsort d by Jame M1 rp and daughter Mrs, Josep weph ©. Baney, Mi Mrs. John Confer Hees Bellefonte has been full of rum- ors during the past week to the ef- fect that the Belle’onte Academy building and the Thomas Beaver residence at the gorner of Allegheny and Curtin streets, are to be taken over as barracks to house some of the 500 air corps cadets who are to undergo training at Penn State, and who may be given flight instruction at the Bellefonte airport. Efforts to verify the rumors vesterday prov- ed unsuccessful, but unofficial sources reported that a part of the rumor may be true, at least. Those in the know said that a conference was being held yesterday in Wash- ington, D. C.. in regard to the pro- posal nts within experienced LCentre county week's time bitterest weather of the winter the balmiest days of spring. The thermometer. which hovered around 10 below zero Monday of last week, skyrocketed to around the 70 mark, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, end spring definitely was in the air. Rob- ins and other birds usually seen only in the warm months made their appearance; grass and freeg showed ns of coming life: bees buzzed merrily about in _ Quest of honey; youngsters turneg out in full force of: roller skates, while others swamp- ed the novelty counters for Kites: borough workmen began sweeping up the winter's accumulation of ash- es. onion ts made their ance In some stores at 2 pounds for 30 cents: Scotia, still lived in would have appeared with his old straw hat. It's resid Ooh ‘ the ane snow. lee, wind, and cold weather before the starlings wills and before Charlie Scott, appears | and i Harry Williams, of | Bellefonte he | grand while it lasts | bul Old Man Winter hash't got in| all his licks yet. We'll have plenty of | return to thelr | ‘summer homes in the Court House | of | turns out | F¥HE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PX. ————— .] of North Alle- on Saturday went to | where he is spending business mission Former Centre County Reglster, John L. Wetzler, who for the vast three weeks has been confined to his home In Milesburg wine of fliness, is reported to be recoverin teadily A Mrs Henry Linn, gheny street, Philadelphia this week on a hee dog owned by Mr. and Sollenberger, of East Linn street, lost its life yesterday morning when it was struck by an automobile in front of the new high school bullding The Dr. Richards Hoffman idence on North Allegheny street wis reported sold this week, but ac- cording to reliable reports the pur chaser is to remain anonymous the time being Pvt. Hary pet OP for tationasd at Grounds, Mary- arrived in Bellefonte during weekend for a visit with his par- Mrs. Edward of apartment the land the ents deck thie ith Marie ge they ti ii carpencis f Sol Mrs terdny Louise street and Mi " it} outn 3 : of Bellefonte . home In Bridgeport after having spent the week here with ) ! Rote Allegheny street Mrs Paul M. Dubbs Curtin nte street. Bellefon Tater Starizenbel family and a dm baugh The 5 Mrs former Bea { Elmer apartments, South Startzer piriee Yer- Varger. of Al the are under way for the sale of the Mm. William € Chambers residence on East Curtn street, to Captain Ernest C. Burgh duff, of Towson, near Baltimore Md. Captain Burgduff, who in pri- vate life is an executive of the Glen: L. Martin Alreraft Company, Balti- more, now is in the Air Corps and has been notified to report 10 a base in Florida. If the sale is completed, Mrs. Burghduff, who is a sistes of Mrs. J. D. Thomas and Mrs. Frank Roosenhoover, both of Bellefont>, expects to occupy part of the home while the remainder will be conver. ted into apartments. Mrs. Chambers is now living with her son-in-law and daughter in Webster Grove, Missouri tiations MARRIAGES LICENSES Bobert D. Baird Alexander Clairton State College haa: lean Sargent Polit State College Mary J. Rogers Woodside, L. I. N. Y Lawrence D. Roach... Osceola Mills Margaret Elvina Mann _.. Glen Hope Donald R. Reichert Meaery Orace Piroso Walter L. Grove Bellefonte RD Dorcthy K. Binge: Howard RD i a a i i a J in A New Y= City Have Inquiries for Several Prop- erties in Bellefonte. If You Are Interested in Disposing of Your Property Write or Phone MARY M. FAUBLE Real Estate Broker Phone 749 Bellefonte, Pa. i i : i TT ——— — [crLAssSIFIED ADV 30,000 People Read This Column That's why The Democrat's classified hecome so amazingly popular, Considering it derived, It is undisputably Centre y Community Centre advertising de- and Bar - every week partment ha the benefits gain Counter RATES Issue low cost County cents for advertise charged less 25 Where word b words or insertion , one cent a Advertisements of twenty-five first and 156 cents for each additional ments contain more than twenty-five word: REAL ESTATE A straight one cent a word is charged for real es advertising sale or rent KEYED ADS--All to thas office, must be ments. 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Card of Thanks and Found i K Reward Help Wanted One waitress and one Inquire at Boston Candy Belicionte xt Pa ¥ ARM MACHINERY — Advise 11 need If we don't has we can BOON, ON ¥ Losch Farm Jersey 8hore ron SALE. On ® bBov's like new £30. one $14; one Boston bull high , oid, 810; one guitar. er farm near Lamar COBVEL- "+. Wy Bleveles and dewalk iences. Good house C. ©. Schuyler Bicycle Shop wi Den answering. give Beaver Ave. State College and full details of past experiences 740 ; Ee Address “Dairy Farm.” in care " the Centre Democrat office WANTED-- We offer an excelient op portunity for an aggressive man 10 represent us as agent in each couns- SORT ty. Experience not necessary if youl. ang Sous have sales ability. We help you to "po 20H esiablish and operate a permanehi o. 831. and vrofitable business of your own (© 7 without capital investment Earn- h posaibilities uniimited Write 5 r E West's Parm Agency, 723 Washington aie or XC ange £4 wa , Ea Road. Piusbush, (16) Pa _™ POR SALE OR EXCHANGE--Guat- atmieed Zanol products with free premiums exchanged for chickens or small ples. Write Lock Box Be, man wants loasant Gap, Pa. or dial 6390. Belie- truck | fonte i-u Spring | = —— xd {Filmore X¥ w ANTED OOK Ritchen WANTED--Migd would spor housewory in Some wages Addition, us what Je-aged woman inte good home family of two adulls Theo. B. Haupt. Bush Bellefonte Dial 2767. =A who ho a : hey Machin Pa WAN v TED Experienced Married. For For Exchange WANTED--To potted lar 150 pot Be lefonte R. D Work ‘Wanted WANTED - work on farm 850 salary. Leroy Mills, RD 2 Live Stock WANTED--Middle-aged woman wants | ~~ - " Dousekeeping job dn fxtectable | FX R SALE Eight shoats. 8mail wages. Will do the from 45 to 60 pounds M. J iat thing. Write Anna Mabel Me- Potters Miils, Pa siellan, Fifth Avenue, Bellefonte, & ge AS hE sa ——————— Pa : ¥n POR SALE il good team of work EIS SESE horses Inquire of Mrs. Elizabeth WANTED | Harshberger Port Matilda, Pa. Han- a ob nah x8 FOR ALE—Spotted Poland China boar pig, service age, also several (select young gilts, same breed. J. H. Mitchell, Lemont, Pa. Phone State College 3764 x8 | FOR SALE — Chesterwhite Sow due to farrow sbout March 15th, with second liter. Inguire of Hub- ert H Vonada, RD. 2, Howard, Pa { Hublersburg } A man ed or driving H. Griffin, wel {ehing Deck - jer x9 “A Boy 19 years old desires on a farm. or some other er and sleady. Will work reasonable urpee’s Seeds Grow Get the Best Seeds at FOR SALE—A black horse 12 years old, weight 1650, and a bay mare fers. Inquire of G. T Shunk R BELLEFONTE, PA. ii Spring Mills, Pa abel 1550 pounds. Both good york. : x8 Pon BALE FOR SALE wit? White Mart Sales VAI ( MET entire Pe H Money To Loan AF ETRE Farms For Rent RENT.--A Bellelo Good shood Pi FOR RENT ing mi irigity in good road son at Waddie Rn D oso six miles ile walter pe Glory for sell- and elec and on Steven Matiid Farm equipped Ik. Running water barn. Near school Inquire of J H P. QO Port For Sale or Rent we IR SALE Ny on RENT ime with eleciricity Located on a one-acre jot ar Yar- ell lawrence Croft, Willowbank 3 Bellefor te Dial 4. x8 FOR “BAL ; OR RENT- The Herkim- er Parm, 215 scres. in Benner township Nine-room house good barn and outbulidings Inouire of Mrs. Geo. Kiine, Bellefonte BRD. 1, or phone 4532 Slate Coilege xB POR SALE n t or exchange ~Seven- room bungalow with electric and outbuildings, one acre of prredopn located in Boggs township, 134 miles northeast of Mllesburg, Pa ng uire gt Mrs. Sars Winn Stere. Milesburg “a x8 Sev CTT and water HARNESS OILED - REPAIRED D. A. Hemphill W. Bishop Street Phone 3247 BELLEFONTE, PA. room | ‘ Be Houses tor Rent Miscellaneous STOCK ; a Be Re STOCK - Removed 5 Lime gl my expense phon iefonte., lLdoyd lL. Smith, 1-4 DEAD Fah a78.} Miles Repairing = Keep your Maviag reing. Genuine parts and sere We service ali makes of wash 1" and sweeper Sweeper bushes re-bristied R x Owens Electric Store, 8 Allegheny street, Dial 2098 i-u MACHINE WORK « Cattle clipper knives sharpened. General machine work of all Kinds We aiso have in stock told roll steel, cap screws set screws, Woodruff Keys, key stock, etc. Swartz Mschine Shop, Belle. fonte Pa. Phone 2041 1-4 mc a —— BABY CHICKS White Leghorn - Br. & While Rocks - N. H. Reds and Rock Red Cross. Straight or Sex. SERY ICING Write for my prices on Baby Chicks NOW | Gervin K. Schaeffer Always Fresh ! Always Delicious ! HYDE'S POTATO CHIPS Made in Bellefonte. Always Fresh Get them at Your Grocers
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