Pare Mane April 1, 1943, ves Of Lhese organiizatl.ons __THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PX. REBERSBURG Mrs. Wheelock of Wil- | home; Paul Bressler from the tomer) linmsport, visited at the home of | Floyd Bressler farm to the Mrs. Cora | Rev, and Mrs. R. A. Babcock the | Gramley farm near Wolfe's Store | past weekend Mr. and Mrs, Claude Grimm of | spent several WwW. O. Paul Blerly and wife of Bal- | Lock Haven, called at the CGeorge | Leslie Bho i Der imore, Md, Mrs. Charles Kreamer | Wise home, Sunday | Merchant and Councilman, Ensign and daughter Mary Ann, of Harrls-| Rev. Edwin Blerly returned home | Seeks Office | and Norfolk, \purg, Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Gray and Monday, after spending several! iim | - —————— Susan, of State College, ! months with his brother, H. E Blerly | am List 77 Men For . April Army Call daughter and Mrs, Stanley Blerly and [in Tallahassa, Plo ta« and Mr: son Curtis of Millheim, were visitors M1 Mr. and Mrs, C.| ve (Continued from poge ome) | William FP. Kessinger Bellefonte Abandon Plans For || of lee onenio M ch } Ang Geciged Local Blood Bank the biood bank supplies wii Continued from vage one) arrived at the month ago and | 9! February f this vear that the liv oo supplies finally rrived at the . | pital During tl the first of A tmost doubled op iH of iment, but the Bellefonte sible Ton ent restriction on driving my chances lof meeting the Republican voters {in the county are very slim, but I| Count Treasurer {hope to make thelr acquaintance by | y {some means or other before the | {Beptember Primary. If not 1 can as- | sure you that If nominated elected 1 will conduct my office In a jeourteous and efficient manner.” (Pol. Adv.) | Announces For UNIONVILLE Methodist Church: Prayer service! Mr Thursday evening. Sunday school on | tained Sunday morning; Junior Fellowship Milton in the afternoon at 2:30 at the home ] Kerchney of Mrs. Harriet Askins, Youth Fel-!davs last week visiting lowship In the evening 6:30, Im- | gaughter and husband mediately followed by the regular preaching service, with sermon by the pastor, Rev. Willlam A. Snyder Free Methodist Chi gervice Friday ever school on Sunday moming at 9 followed the service, and Mrs. John Talhelm enter. | Rev. and of her relatives from Sunday ome om Centre Count rrpreoial . il FHL EBS Detn mado nt time, especially ufter ' G4" rio ’ her at wil 1042, prices had als this equip. | Veteran Club ! v Caihoun, who Fin | Frumbull Pield Sunday ) ea t Monday visiting 4) Y . : d Mrs, Roy Oa preaching many friends undertook to tn the Increased price Praver Giraton ) iranton Catherman of Han- | Russell Zacharias of | arrived at the home of mother, Mrs, W. J, Hacken-| Charles and Mrs Allentown, thelr with their parent Saturday Wert Baltimore pected to put other org oover these vith witl oh ud (84741 % 1 iv A) ny by regtilay M Meri Sunday wdzations of t y ! \ wit) daughter th and Md sermon Mrs. Luther increased Rev. H There will be in the Presbyts Sunday, April Their next will be take meeting C. Jacobs at Ciuests a Mrs. C weekend family, Mi graft Last wile Sund visited with ti Patricia of last th her Alma Cormi rewell » Army Mechanized : Unit to Visit Titan © { \ ve nr v Ive n last ment of of who week Rey Dare ono the to pre spent berg on Saturday for a week's y visit, | Sunday sup- | with Mrs. Annie Bartholo« Centre Hall, and callers at! Hosterman home i Mr Charles Miller of and Mrs, Robert Smull of N. . called the H.! hursday eve-! The Der guests mew at the C. 8 Mr and Miltheim Ea H Li three ladies were ft Orange ut Rover M. C. of the Evangelical | entertained by Miss] Frid evening M: CGireenburr, called Mr Paul Ly Fledler and on sig hitler John Barnes Beck Asa D. Smith Walter Lane Bathurs Mike John Hudak Philipsburg Wesleyville t Bellefonte Philipsburg | Robert Charles Rhoades Bellefonte RD Willinm George Sensor Berwindale James HR Donald E Joseph David 8«¢ Dean F. Mover Robert Orvis Reed Vers Clown Way Charles H. Pleterhake David M. Shilling Donald Wood Young Catherman abies Belk RD Monument Howard A Bellefonte RD 3 wllefonte Port Matilda Bellefonte jinnchard {onte Philipsburg "Meanwhile, during ti owing to recent feal selene t plasma contaline; tained by the he of 82 the 75 eacl } ‘ ' hospital Sinn Facing ’ ” &¢ ¢ » w John Podliskd Harold Henry Icke Another newcomer in Centre coun- 1 yin Orvil Quick Frederick Lee Trammel George Edward Stover Villis Davidson Flick William Benjamin Gill Robert E Davy Charles E Hugh C. Moore h, Robert Wallace William V. Porce rd George Kost 8B. Rhos E. Cathcart Edward Osoeoln Mills Milesburg Moshannon Bellefonte Philipsburg Powelton ntinged from page one) attend» lgelmever nds) at Mrs, Ida Mifflin. er appearance last 'homas, Belle Councilman, the Re 2 | ¥ nomination for the office of ty politics made his vhen W. 14 merchant in week fonte FRIDAY & SATURDAY Pp BI announced his candidacy {or Cantinvous Shows Saturday From publi County Mr the at Fey y IBene Kuh Treasurer Thomuns of Belief« since he Deen a ‘es on several occasions {arry Rie I : f | . N . 3 noeemer { we Huns Meal Janes Hummel How ne VOT i HOPALONG THE NAMF WEST'S GOES INTO OF His PRETTIEST ACTION BUDDY AND GAl Fo (LEAR WIN TH} FHA AAITITAAAAATMAAAAAMAAALALAA LAMA AANA pv. . pr ot er pol Nr pm i WILLIAM BOYD ‘Andy Clyde - Jay Kirby i Plus—Three the pre 1928 he wa Easter Fashion Triumphs = fanan Ktooges Comets MONDAY NITE ONLY || Bargain Nite i Overwhelming Odds || Against Fur Racketeers|| Couldn't Slop This { Mountie” From Getting || ! His Man! 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John YR SPORT STYLES 3} dnatey Py 3 | Mr Relah wil 0 < 4 . ks) atl Woerman SUIT TRIUMPHS IN ALL-WOOI PART WOOL er Bigelow 9 weekend his ASIEN pe 4 AN in wa Mra. Ellen Blerly ¢ ist and is being cared home of her daughler, Ld Chiegterfeld oy Coat A» 5 prt " rhsard FASHION NEWS MAKES Suis en Boro Authority since al hel jts organization five years ago. He : nn of the Borough Police Commissions until the wyeral Cr RIDERS OF THE and Miss We Pe Hefonte AND Philipsburg In the Laundry hotne Aisenntin ues I YTavior i | of her craranis ¥ near Penn $11 ¢ Pub Mara Wills Adele irs 880 Bab LALLY ent with FHA AMALIA IAM MIMAAMASAA LLAMA MA MAAAMAAALARAAAIAA A LL EEA SHAE SALE HARA L HEL AA ALA L SHALL AA LARA AAS : $1 i 4 sun # g ! eontimwd will damage the ROX ardent RSDAY NITE—PLAY YAHOO || It's Fun And Profitable! — |} BATTLING DESPERATE SPIES AND DANGEROUS WOMEN! William Marguerite farm Wright Chapman Parks | A MAN'S WORLD ary NEXT THU MARKET QUOTATIONS Corrected Weekly by C. ¥. 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