13. March 18 19: THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PAK. ————— Stationed ir in Florida R. GLENN on of Mrs. Rebec- oward, R. D. 2, who Fort Lewis, Wash- ¢ basic train- rainng Battery Private Glenn 26th birthday on uteed into the U 20th at New once Pv te PALI Glenn ned at tat 1942 thr and aft ee other Blandir tatione n the of was Md tationed was ind from wwember at ashington Prior to Private Cilenn at Fredericksburg a “iy rland and was sent July. 1942 it Dils- ‘ Ww L 8 3M LJ from Ju entering the serv rom Dilsworth ice Promoted PRIVATE HOW ARD WALK, JR. Privates ] f Mr and i Mr Mati wa . ‘ 1942, being Forces Techni . rst ¢ Beach, Florida from there ir After a time was transferred to Pyote, Texas | where he is now training as a mem ber of the U Air Corps het in He will spend several month this great mechanics’ school, upon graduation will be sent le Sam's air bases, there to wle America -» harassing the : Indicted (Conlinwad at and {0 one he —— from page or’) ® immer h anility among the rocks Bryan. 17. son of Mr 9% i turing games Brya ayed during to hid ¢ him- Enters Navy will school ialized 0 active ¥ trade Pec SET « duty JUST ARRIVED! A Shipment of ESCO Milk Coolers To vou farmers who need a cooler this vear, vou had better place your order at once, as probably only one more shipment will be available this year. The manufacturer will soon have their quota built. We Also Have the Agency for EMPIRE MILKING MACHINES SEE US AT ONCE. Open Evenings Until 8:30. Phone 2615 HUBERT M. ROSSMAN 13 W. Bishop Street Bellefonte NEWS OF SERVICE MEN From CENTRE COUNTY and vicinity In Foreign Service CPL. EDDIE R. BARTO R. Bart _ Training i in WAAC A iliar Faye OG. Walson, of Mo- annon, has begun training at the rst Women's Army Auxiliary Corps Training Center. Fort Des Moines immediately assigned to ng center company elementary training wed clothing rudiments fication for & 1% and instructed in weeks, she company training prepar- 2 man in *, Dani r more detalled to replace Army job Home on n Furlough — Army tructor Harold B. Cron- ister has returned South Caro lina, after spending a ten-day fur- lough visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cronister and friends, at Julian. Mr. Cronister received his B. 8. degree in 1034 and had been an instructor in the Centre county schools until ealled into military service. He was promoted to Army Instructor shortly after his induction in July, 1942, and is now stationed at Fort Jackson 8 C iM —— In Business Here Nearly 50 Years Continged wom page one) learned the trade under the late Mr Twitmire. Mr. Badger for 12 years served as a member of Bellefonte Borough Council and during that time was head of the Street Coin mittee Commenting on his half-century of business here, Mr. Badger de- clared that this winter has been one of the “worst” he's ever experienced Not that there is a lack of material but because he can't get material to work with, Furnaces, sheet metal and tin, the tools of hig trade, are almost impossible to secure. As a result he has a long backlog of or- jders to fill, if and when he can get material “People come in and want work done. and some of them become angry when I tell them I haven't the material to do it with” Mr | Badger said. “So 1 tell them if they at the material somewhere else, I'l ao the work.” “Up to this time,” he concluded, “none of them hag beep able to do any better than I've done in obtain- ng materials.” Tha to Dorworth Buys Candy Kitchen tContinued from page one) Haven. The Plagianos family have | been highly esteemed in Bellefonte, and it is a matter of regret to many | of our citizens that they will make their future home elsewhere, } Mr. Plagianos achieved outstand- | ing success in operating high-class | restaurants. This constituted his life work. His business” integrity, and his understanding of what he { him the confidence of the people of | Bellefonte. | —Buy Bonds for future needs. termed | his obligations as a citizen, won for | Buddies in Arms PYT. JOHN W, KELLEY rivate Kelley Is a son of G and Anna E. Kelley, of Boggs hip. He was inducted into October 20, 1042 Petersburg. Florida tioned at Santa the Army ir Force Pleasant Gap to List Service Men town and sent Continued from page ome) The list thus far is az follows Clyde W. Adams, Patsy Alterio Anthony Alterio, Adam M. Auman, William T. Auman Clarence N Baird, Paul W. Baird. Perry Baird Budd E. Baumgardner, William D Breon, Waiter Conrad, Peter F. Cor- age, William 8. Crumlish, Irvin A Dean. Railtson A. Derr (American Red Cross), Carl Dorman, Kenneth Duck. Harold Dunkle. Clarence N Dunkiebarger Darrel Emenhizer hizer. Elmer H. Fry. Richard Pultz, Martin C. Gatez, Russell 1. Gates George J. Gosnell Charles 1. Gren. ninger, Albert H. Hackett, Walter J. Hall, Dean Hazel, Donald © Hazel, Elwood C. Hazel, Bernard F Henry. George C. Hile, Ray Hile, Maynard B. Houser, Russel W Houtz, Budd Hoy, Eugene H. Hoy Rex Hoy Harold Johnson, son, Harry P. Kelley, Paul 8 K. C. Emen- N. Dale John- Dean C. Kline, Knoffsinger, Homer R. Krape, Russell B. Lonberger, John | H. lose, lewis B. Lose, Warren Lutz. Robert May, Donald H. My- ers, Ira Mulfinger, Terrance A. Noll, Robert Parks, Paul K. Poor. man, Anthony J. Rose. Rose, Joseph J. Rose, Kline. Budd N. Sampsell, Eimer George E old Stitzer, Jack ver, Charles Stover, George Tib- ‘bens, Harold F. Tressler, Donald 8 Waite, Arlene Zimmerman WAACs. ns smi Ms A. An optimist believes tl. at Bis na- Stone, tion will improve even when his po- {litical opponents are in office. i John C. P. Shaf- | fer, Irvin Shoemaker, Howard Snare, | | Edgar Spicher, Russel Spicher, Har- | John Sto- Military Police ‘Borrowed’ Truck Hits Police Car Continved from pape one) («footer whether he wished to be sentenced now, or wait until he re. turns from Army service, the defen. ant replied without itation, “11 po 10 the Army As a result, he will go to for final examination April 10 Pvt. W. C. Moran and Pyt. Clyde Smith, of the, Pleasant Gap sub- State Motor Police. were oc- the time of the statement he Altoona M wtf ia ALON The officers State College on noLhey CLHng harge pass rk which which step 0 near Millbrook i» was following the bus turned out to pass, and pran said damage Ce about $255 the truck was negligible Kuhn said the trucks are stored at the Brewer Coal Yard garage in Bellefonte and that he had gone to the garage that evening to take the t State College. He not a business trip eng ers the was police ran into No one thie police car, Mc but Haled ] injured Damage ruck to go t« said was Son of Disabled Veteran Killed (Continued from pope one) Jackson on Augus +3 forr » College a ha hh] ASVAVAVIA ANA WRD AN EXPLOSION GANGS, MIRTH JOHNNY MACK BROWN MONDAY ONLY (BARGAIN NITE) You'll Thrill And Chill All Over! Milton Mary Beth Berle Hughes OVER MY DEAD BODY wn. 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