Pace Fare ——— UNIONVILLE Methodist Church Services : Special Evangelistic services night this week with the pastor, Rev W. A. Snyder in charge, service each evening preceeded by a song service Official Board Thursday evening after service: Sunday School Sun- day morning, Junior Fellowship In the afternoon at 2:30 p. m, at the home of Mrs. Harriet Askins, Youth Fellowship In the evening at 6:30 p m. Immediately followed by the preaching servite at 7:30 p.m Free Methodist Church Services: Prayer service Friday evening, Sun day School Sunday morning at 9:30 a. m. followed by the preaching ser vice with the nastor, Rey H Cc Jacob Mr. J. Herbert inch daughter, Miss sermon hy and his Florence Finch were delightfully ined to a most celicious dinner at the home of Mi and Mrs. Clark Williams on Sunday it being in honor of the bLirthday of Miss Florence Pvt. Paul Watson, who tationed at Camp Co ida, with the U. 8 Armed Force home with his parent ! Township on a Some time ag sons borrowed the Methodist kept at McElw and failed to person who return them quite oll Mr. Jose Mrs. Elwood merly of thi to the U. § when he pa Altoon enterta ha race tion at ior camp March 20t} We wish mistake u was stated into were the — each Mrs. ET Guests at the hom on Sunday were thelr ron and Danle] Pa. and daughter Hall of Narragansett, ter expects to visit weeks at the Hall hon Mrs. H lot of care and 250 Rhode Island Re for her the best of | flock Mr have daughter Kenzie Wil where ink peeps which is willl the and husband liam they will rem Mi Jane St been living with Mr. and Mrs, Wi | ney hi to be with and Mrs FON Lo her iam ye in Ohlo her brother he leaves [Or ( ice illock, » Kate Hall of Union Township Hall of Harrisburg, R.1 D. Lindenmuth has a fine attention She honw of Un un for umbaugh last Smith THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PX. Bellefonte | Blanchard | Philipsburg | Camp Hill | ,. Clarence Philipsburg Philipsburg Philipsburg Philipsburg Philipsburg Phillipsburg Karthaus Philipsburg Philipsburg Philipsburg Clarence Philipsburg Bellefonte Orviston Bellefonte Bellefonte Howard Howard Julian Port Matilda Mingoville Blanchard Wingate Howard Monument Bellefonte Bellefonte | Martin L. Slt, {Ray J. Miller,. Frederick H, Klett, [Kenneth P. Hoag, William I. Alexander, George Adams, George PFetzek, Edward W. Fleck, Woodrow W, Stark, Gordon M. Twist, for a John Sura, we Graydon A. Teats, Paul 8. Wood, Harold A Rushknock, Harold E. Peters, David M. Kriseh, Robert B. Johnson Myron F. Hicks, Ellis E. Haines William Sampsel Kenneth W, Bitner Ralph P. Gardner Clair Jones, Jr Nelson F. Naylor Edward D. Rissmiller Shannon F. Zeller: John FP. Heichel, Russell C. Fisher Herbert Haines Leonard H. Mann John E, Kelleher Claude N. Confer e of Mr. and two sons, Wil- Ww, Mrs. Harry The Iat- couple taking all her has around d We wish uck with her Summers of thelr and Mrs Township a time am Mr on who ha grandparents Summers, left week, also Ralph before i the U. 8 rR. Wil attend. irs. J he Home Section of ‘ ¢ ib of .t week In nd fami tnem UCAS, SO who 1 the United States Petersburg, Florida Corpse Mr 1. Ww ' ne the ut 0 move Mar hip Reed HOWARD fami toursville, spent Sunday Kate Weber and {amily The “Win One” clas gelical and Reforn entertained PLEASANT GAP LOGAN GRANGE AUDITORITM Showing Wednesday Night March 24th at 8:00 O'clock eee Two Big Features —— EAST SIDE KIDS “BOYS OF THE CITY” 40 I — BUSTER CRABBE “Billy The Kid's Roundup” CHILDREN—15 ADULTS—25¢ Tax Included Watch For the Triple Feature Program at the Regular Ad- mission Prices, DISPERSAL SALE et QF ce LIVESTOCK AT Gibboney Woolen Mill 2 Miles West of Reedsaville, on Route 78 Saturday, March 27 Starting at 12:30 Sharp. 64 Head Livestock Consisting of 52 head of Registered and Grade Hol steins; 10 Head of horses and mules, young and well broken; 2 Spotted Ponies; Teams and Odd Horses. — , SURGE MILKING MACHINE McCORMICK-DEERING MILK- ER, PUMP AND MOTOR. R. F. STUCK, Auct, David J. Yoder. M eke wd Burkettat spent the weekend wi ent Mr Fickes nd at the week due of Mrs Mary Schenek Mr Preston Robb are visiting remain mother far a i Mr: of y reciperate fr “Arthur W garage at this place, the Lock Haven Hospital, Sunday, | as a medical patient Asbury Pletcher and con, employed nt he weekend with James Mann son aughter of Mr. and Mapes and daughters Janice, attended the Mann's daughter, Mrs I'erland at Altoona, The service will be held at church Wednesday, thel The Loyal Workers class their monthly meeting at the home Day, Pr of Mrs. May March 19 The condition of Howard. R. D.. for the past two weeks William Schenck is but is still In a The 57 accepted for were as follows: Martin P. Durachko, J Harold D. Arnold, . . Osceola Mills RD Lawrence E. Finnegan, Philipsburg | William A. Hagyard, John L. Slabon, Andrew Tyner, (Prank D. Schmars, Car! L. Kulp. Samuel A, Zackey, Jr. Frank Berenty, Bob Roberts, Richard R. Jackson, Samuel B. Miller, Charles I. Dean, Jr George R. Griest, Jr. yp William D. Lyons,.... Vineent A. Boldin... Clarence E. Showers, Bruce W. Emigh,. .. Russell C. Martin, . Leonard R. Rhoads, Holland B. Rows tioned at St . ationed a Er F with nd visito tha Eve nome Of Ph! lip DeHa ans Willinmeport, Mr Mise gran Wentsel, pr White Deer, «in-law funeral of Mr. Sunday communion Union March 24 of William hasn't been good serious condition is MY S——— 187 Poss Tests For Army Duty Continged from page one) The following 120 Centre county men from Local Board No. 2, Belle. passed final physical examin ations at Altoona on Saturday and will leave Saturday of this week for the reception center at New Cum- berland to begin training Joseph S. Almashie Basalla Lee A. Herr, Jr Harry D. Ryder Arthur W. Cass Leland E. Hugg Robert P. Hodge rnest Black Arthur P. Brown ps Dan E. Brickley Eminhizer Georae ( Bingaman UPPET | somes A. Potzer n In. SV Paul A April oye, . Bellefonte, on the home of Bellefonte Houtz fonte spent Balti Clarence Clarence Philipaburg Philipsburg Sandy Ridge Philipsburg Karthaus Philipsburg Philipsburg Blanchard Bellefonte Milesburg Daugher Bellefonte . . Gomola Clarence Shirk Nome | pobert P. Jedynski Munson The Holt i a John F Drochak Osceolts Mil rent lair R. Hauser Snow Shoe Caldana Snow Shoe Confer Orviston Weaver Port Matilda Newman Mileshurg in I Gallagher Mileaburg dH Bellefonte Jr Bellefonte amasorn . Philipsburg Bellefonte Philipaburg Monument Port Matilda Bellefonte Osceola Mills Philipsburg Bellefonte Philipsburg Oscrola Mills E. Rothrock Philipsburg J. Mult Philipsburg LL Johnson: Monument Witmer Bellefonte Well Bellefonte Way Milesburg Bellefonte Bellefonte Bellefonte Mileaburyg Bellefonte Bellefonte Williamaport Hianchard Bellefonte Milesburg Milesburg Bellefonte Hefonte Bellefonte Bellefonte Philipsburg Powelton Philipaburg Osceola Mills Clarence Hawk Run Philipsburg Philipsburg Phtlipaburg Howard Clarence Monument Bellefonte Clarence Clarence Philipsburg George n of Mr enlisted and some Arm- dy the Alr Daugh Watson Moore, Jr Mann Rhtule Rayn Roach illilam H George M Frederick J Edward R ore Hos - with a heart weekend, Mr motored Siother Walter Podkaliski family Pa a Watson Wallace Lewis R. Kresavich {Mahlon E. Bloom John J. Dubesiky _ Poster J. Bayers Jay A. Smith, Jr Prank T. Dyke, Jr Clyde FE. McKinley Alfred 1. Brown Harry M. Brooks George W. Port Orvis D. Tierney Elwood Maines Richard W. Peters Thomas W. Holmes ley Parada David G. Koshko Paul Krupa John F. Kephart William C. Bigelow Richard E. Fromm Charles A. Bathurst Edward D. Chambers William J. Fisher Richard B. Barlett Robert M. Koshko Harris J. McCloskey Lex 1. Black Claude A. McCloskey Orviston Grover A. Spotts Port Matilda Cyril C. Moerschbacher, Jr Mingovilie Philipsburg Bellefonte Bellefonte Port Matilda Blanchard Howard Milesburg Clarence Clarence | Philipsburg . Bellefonte | whter will grand- {lines da { her to the and daughte i were and Mrs Shirley will dma for two om an oper. William L. Brown Hassel E. Cartwright Leroy Runkle . James E. Williams David A. Packer Milford Huntingdon Earl F. Shultz Merrill A. Chambers Frank J. Kobularcik, Jr.. Robert H. Ryver Donald C. Johnson Marion F. Yarnell John J. Parana Walter M. Smith William H. Vaux, Jr. William Supina George T. Miller Praver John W. Sawtelle, {Gerald Berendt., .. { Phil H. Jodon Mervin 8. Lucas Richard F. Torsell Harry W. Shearer | Elmer FP. Cain. Earl C. Bartley Harry L. Smith Milton E. Quick Kelsey B. Confer Darrel A. Boob George A. Hall ..8now Shoe | Harry R. Delong .. Bellefonte Austin J. Hendershot. . ... Bellefonte | Robert L.. Blowers Sandy Ridge | Robert E. Spear... . Milesburg | Anthony ©. Nastase Snow Shoe | | Charles A, Eckenroth, Jr.. Bellefonte | {Robert G. Lucas Bellefonte | Nickolas Vozniak Snow Shoe | r..... Clarence | Horace 8. Shope. .. Bellefonte | | Andrew Pachipko Clarence | Donald Stratton | Adam Cingel .. Richard Smiley Peter Yoder |. Aaron Collar . oprietor of a was admitted John Brown- spent r families and Mrs, William Dorothy and .Osceala Mills .. Blanchard .. Philipsburg ..Osceols Mills | . . . Bellefonte .. Philipsburg Bandy Ridge | . . Philipsburg .Milesburg .. Bellefonte Beech Creek Bellefonte . . Bellefonte Bellefonte | ... Milesburg | , Bellefonte . Bellefonte | Charles Mc- the Methodist will hold evening iday Savers not improving army service Philipsburg Osceola Mills | .... Clarence | Philipsburg | Philipsburg | i Killed By Train, ’ Clarence | Anthony Edward Pekar, better ... Clarence known as Anthony Baker, 30, of Al- . Philipsburg | toona, was killed when run over by Howard an eastbound passenger train just "Port Matilda least of the Johrstown station Ties Philipsburg day morning. Pekar's body was Howard found lying along the main line hy .. Bellefonte H. C. Good, wreckmaster of the rail- .o. Julian road. The body was out in two, Bellefonte He was taken to a morgue in Johns .. Monument town to awnit disposition. Me was Bellefonte Lorn al Bitumen, Clinton County, .. Bellefonte March 21, 1013, a son of John and + Catherine (Palcho) Pekar, and had rexided in Altoona for the past 18 years. . Bellefonte | March 18, 1943. ——— Two Killed When Train Hits Truck (Continued rom page ome) At the regular March me whistle “screeching,” and the crash the Centre County Hospital because when the train came to al Albmnpe | Monday ey stop the eighth car of the train, 'the home of th counting from the locomotive, was Cravee Tre standing on the crossing tin Street He also said that he thought the Dut train was slowing down before ele reaching the crossing beck locomotive smoke “hing down over the engine.” In the cab of the locomotive in ad dition to the enginman and was a special duty engincer, usually assigned by the cab on troop traf: engineer was quoted a he saw the truck « thought it was going to train to pass. Then, hn as having said, the truck | ward The train wa senger and freight Army detall and its equi a stop at the accideni continued on it Nurses Adopt New the cher » firemer the railroad mace Care wa Centre County Cx Sheckler, of Milesl uid an inquest time will be set when member come here CGuenot has give his acco Several from the Public Sales Page second Section Additional Sales Yeal Bellefonte a at the Kohlbeckey thelr cnr was run d train. The accident nigh Some » Ia Ley Wu Struck o Saturday, March 20 ing and hurled into the CORINNE B. SMUL) room of the Milesburg station ah the Robert M Guenot ) ! ¥ : Char ie ) ying Mildred asughiter of valimont CGuenod Moshannon About ent ye in marrage wil of Moshannon { John AO surviving two brothers Guenot Guenot, at hu ff Clearfield ff Ohio James McCh Tursday’'s accident December 3, 1837. He hls father, John MoO older brother, John, nN Although funeral ng net been completed was tentatively arma Wwe for the mot day morning in 8 church, Snow 8h Connelly officiating fo he made In Uw ie 8OnN Saturday, March 27 HHLFORD CON A Read the Classified ans Da P Ola cooler inlaid linolewn Schedule of Rates machine on einciri clock with cubic foot We Amer ¢ machine t LF FL Tuesday, March 30 “Wor LIVER can yin Liab 2 ple canon 20 ny neon coin-operated Prigidaire model wil I 45 feet; ighis tpoint f Ih Lent heated fie “ 2 restaurant ree outside wood laurant nle irant dishes miverware, 8 sree ventilator with | MceCormiek srain binder, 8. | cut, New ldea mapure spread used one Year; new Niagara Dota duster, dusting attachment for dusting orchards, used 2 yearn Me Cormick mower, b-footl cut, 2 corn cutlivatom: 2 discs, one 12+inch and one 16«inch; MoCormmick hay loader MeCormick hay rake; Superior ¢ aril} 10-8 cultipacker Superior oorn planter me spreader ota lo rsiner: 2 walkine plows: riding plow electric 2 low-wheel wagons Conklin wagon work Papec ensilage iter windmill 2 cook - | pair bobsisds: blacksmith forge and RR of roasters, 100) I homenower gasoline engines full line wed very tue; 2 SOline engine and pun 10 ache frame ust new; 5 harry . ders. 2 ust new Wr BOTInES Interna wed 3 yen pretzel case: | binder; elec 100 pinball er music box; | to inrge "a 62 mice wallle moroy- BY as, veel LOD PUBLIC SALE of a CARLOAD O} South Dakota ORSES! li ww _ HOTEL BARN CENTRE HALL Monday, March 22 Earl «at 1'0'F ™W heater: 2 sets tug harness bral he torsge cup oollars, pads: 4 seta ne iy net Y ] Sang, il HW hates bn machi r ! Blue Roan and Black Yo DCRR Gelding ow! V Black Gelding ver This a clean-ut I am ¢ ' 2 Brown Mare & X12 une ming. Sale bH 2 Borrell Mare 2 Bay GeMing Brown Mare colt ! BlacknMure Gelding Roan Gelding Black Gelding sorrel Gelding sorrel Gelding Bay Mare sorrel Gelding Bay Gelding Spotted Riding Hors No wn WOON yried metal Wp aan platen ust us Wit eo kt Gelding 4 Saturday, April 3 THOMAS A. DAVES Tuesday, March 30 WW. 4 KEPHART JOHN GRUENEWALD. Crew ner ait ad uid {hI Jane SPECIAL SALE Ol HOIRRIRIO Horses, Farm Machinery and Household Good AT CLINTON AUCTION Mill Hall, SATURDAY, for des IE J on APRIL 3 advertisement next HEH HRD ae Watch If Vou touch with advertisement. JOE criptive HITT DH machinery can list have grow us at ans Once SN we Eg i BECHDEL, Proprietor Blanchard, Pa. OT ¢ 11 MS 2 Lago Le LL TH Eg TP eS HES FRI IE CN en Sota INg RRA ANN A AMERICAN oodnight, bill brady... Hen I guess the mailn hasn't brought a letter since the « And if he doesn’t heart will break Bill Brady, "way out there wan must be mad ring the do There isn’t much to tell, letters seem to go as ’ say ‘I love you. Last night I joined the Red Cr I anvhiodv thar : m not anybody there Just One More woman cutting dressings, rolling bandages, pack kits—hoping the men | e love will never need them, but hoping more that th I'll be a Staff Assistant before militarvunform. I can hearvou« ine Red Cross 1 ren " Cy Ai) lone, I don’t mind the extra hours. To time isn't measured by the ticking of a clock — it lags or races with the beating of my heart. So time at work is short, because I know that y busy. I can Kear vou say “Chin up, the job."’ me, un would have me very and get on with . somewhere, Good night, Bill Brady. Out there » + The Red Cross is shoulder-to-showlder swith our fighting men from trating camp to the front lines. ' All over the world, wherever it can reach, it is carrying relief supplies, clothing and medicines to soar victims. In this second year of War, the needs tnerease. You can help with time and money. March is the War Fund month, Groe more his year, Your Dollars help i moke possible the RED CROSS This Space Contributed by The Titan Metal Manufacturing Ctmpany. Bellefonte, Pa.
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