April 22, 1943.
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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-—Miss Sarah Bayard, of Atlantic
City, N. J., is a guest at the William
B. Rankin home on East Curtin
Street,
-~Mr. and Mrs. Buinard Sinith
end family last week raoved from the
Cemer apartments or. North Thom-
as Street to the Cherry apartme
on the same street.
~Pfe, Henry Casper, with the U.
8. Army at Boston, Mass, spent sev.
eral days last week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Casper, of
North Thomas street.
~«Mrs. Lester Musser, of North |
Allegheny Street, spent several days
last week in Buffalo, N. Y., with her
husband, who is employed in the
Bell Alreraft plant in that city.
«Arthur Thomas, who sulle. J
several fractured ribs in a fal last
week and who was confined to his
home on North Thomas Street for
several days, is 10x recuperalaitg
replaly. |
~Sheldon Hoffman, of DuBois,
called on friends in Bellefonte last
Wednesday. Mr. Hoffman and his
family lived in Bellefonte until some
months ago when they moved to Du-
Bols.
-Mr. and M's. Lewis Carter and
sons, Lewis and Clayton, of German-
town, arrived here last week fo anu
Easter visit with Mrs. Carter's moth-
er, Mrs. Carrie Thomas, of North
Penn Street,
—Miss Theresa Fike,
Mt. Aloysius Junior College, Cres-
son, arrived in Bellefonte during
the weekend to spend the Easter
vacation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Fike, of Bush Ad-
dition.
—B. A. Reeder and three sons last
week moved from Tyron: to Belle-
fcule and are occupying one of the
Thomas apartments on
Thomas Street, aii. Reeder is
ployed as a brakeina;; in the
FRR yards,
--James E. Wehr, apprentice sea-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wehr, of fren Curtin street, who
has been stationed at Camp Peary,
Williamsburg, Va. recently was
transferred to Camp Endicott, Dav-
isville, R. I.
—~Pyvt., Guy H.
Bingham City, Utah, is spending a
14-day furlough with his wife, the
former Eleanor Hull, at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Hull, of East High street, and with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Kellerman, of Coleville
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Shearer and
family moved Monday of last week
from the Beezer house on East Bish.
op street to New Alexandria, where
they resided before coming to Belle-
fonte several months ago. Mrs,
Shearer is the former Louise Walk-
er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Scott Walker, of Milesburg.
Mrs. Dean Ishler returned to
her home near the Bellefonte air-
port, last Thursday from the Centre
County Hospital where on April 8
she underwent an appendectomy.
During Mrs Ishler's illness Mrs.
Ceorge M. Rudy, of Pine Grove
Mills, is at the Ishler home looking
after the children, Dean, Jr, and
John.
--Michael Plagianos, proprietor of
of the former Boston Candy Kitchen
in Bellefonte, who has been in New
York since discontinuing the busi-
ness about a month ago, arrived here
Wednesday of last week for a sev.
eral days" business mission. From
here he went to Lock Haven, where
he is spending some time looking
after business interests.
Ben H. Herr, of North Spring
street, was a member of the group
of selectees who went to New Cum-
berland, Saturday, to begin training
for the army and during his ab-
sence his position in the offices of
the Centre Building and Loan As-
sociation will be taken by Mrs
Herr. Mrs. Herr will continue to oc-
cupy the apartment in the Taylor
house on North Spring street.
—Edward G. Cantwell, of Colum-
bus, Ohio, son-in-law of Mr. and
Mrs. John Mignot, of East High
street, recently was promoted to the
rank of lieutenant colonel in the
Army Engineers. Col. Cantwell, hus.
band of the former Margaret Mig-
not of Bellefonte, resided in Belle-
fonte some years ago when he was
1s
a student at
Wath
cm.
local
Kellerman, of
employed by the State Highway De- |
partment shortly after his gradua-
tion from Notre Dame.
Justice of the Peace Harold D.
Cowher. who spends several days of
each week in Harrisburg as a clerk
in the Benate chambers, is living
with the Ray Clevenstine family on
East Bishop Street, having given up
his room in the Mrs. Mary Waite
he resided for 13 years. Mrs. Waite
Has moved to the home of her
son-in-law and daughter Mr. and
Mra John Woods, also of East Bish
op Street.
—Lt. Joseph Moerschbacher, of
Houston, Texas, has completed two
months of special training at Hart-
ford, Conn., and during the weekend
joined his wife and daughter, Molly
Kay, at the home of Mrs. Moersch-
bacher’s father, J. Kennedy John-
ston, on East Bishop Street. They
also visited Lt. Moerschbacher's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moersch-
bacher, of East Bishop Street, and
on Tuesday the family departed for
their home in Houston, Texas. Lt,
Moerschbacher is stationed at El-
lington Field, Texas.
Philip Houser was guest of hon-
or al a party held at the home of |
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Henry W.
Houser, on East Howard street, Pri-
day afternoon, in celebration of his
eighth birthday anniversary, which
occurred on Sunday, April 18. The
afternoon was spent in games, and
refreshments were served. Philip
received a number of gifts. Guests
included the following pupils of the
second grade of the Dale school
building: Bobby Smith, Ray White,
Jr, Bobby Hayes, Larry Neal, Ward
Hill, Jimmy Toner, Billy Wagner,
Keith Cham , Billy Plerce, Paul
McGovern, Rachau, Pranklin
Lyons, Bobby Barnes and Billy
Dubbs
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--8ince there are no Bowling
League games scheduled for Friday |
and Saturday of this week the “Y"
Alleys will be open to all bowlers,
Pvt. Ralph Daughenbaugh,
entered the service several weeks
ago, Is now stationed at the Aber-
deen Proving Grounds in Maryland
Mrs. Herbert Larimer, of East
Howard street, last week accepted a
position at the Sylvania Electric
Products Company plant in
Hall,
~Mrs. Emma King, of Philadel-
phia, was the guest of Mr, and Mrs
Milon P. Walker from Saturday un-
Tuesday. Mrs, King and Mrs
Walker are sisters,
Mr. and Mrs. Bloomard Shutt
and family last Wednesday moved
from Milesburg to the house on East
Lamb street recently vacated by the
Roy Rockey family, who moved to
Axemann,
Miss Mary Catherine Walker
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Ivan
| Walker, and Miss Jeane Clevenstine,
both students at West Chester No:-
mal arrived in Bellefonte Saturdoy
for their Easter vacation
Members of the Logan Fire
Company were called to the ois.
Carrie Thomas home on North Penn
street, about 12:45 p. m. Monday he-
cause of a flue fire. Firemen stood by
while the fire burned out. No dam-
resulted.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mignot,
East High street, Monday departed
for Columbus, Ohio, for an Easter
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Ed-
ward Cantwell and family, Mr
Cantwell, member of the armed
forces, recently was promoted to the
rank of lieutenant colonel
Mrs. David Dale and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lewis Orvis Harvey, Mon-
day went to Baltimore, Md., because
of the death of Mrs. Dale's brother-
in-law, Col. Frederick A. Dale, The
funeral was held Tuesday with in-
terment in the Arlington National
Cemetery, Washington, D. C.
—~—Frank Pinge, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Pinge, of West Curtin
street, went fishing along Spring
Creek just below the Paradise the
first day and caught seven trout.
One measured 22 inches, another 20
inches, a third 18 inches. When
cleaned and ready for the frying
pan the seven trout welghed six
pounds, four ounces
—Pvt. Bruce Sheckler returned to
his duties at Camp Blanding, Plo
da, yesterday, aiter spending a ten-
day leave of absence with his pa:-
ents, Centre County Coroner and
Mrs. Charles Sheckler, of Milesburg
and with his wife and child, Bruce,
Jr., who reside at the Sheckler nome
Mrs. Sheckler is the former Ruby
Davidson, of Wingate. Pvt. Sheck-
ler is in the Infantry
—Dwight A. Yarnell, until several
months ago Pennsylvania Railroad
passenger and freight agent in Belle.
fonte, last week entered the Army
as a cond leutenant in the trans-
portation service and has been ase
signed to Brooklyn, N. Y. Yarnell
had been In the office of the super-
intendent of freight transportation
in Philadelphia since leaving Belle-
fonte. He is a graduate of Penn State
in industrial engineering
—Mr. and Mrs. Willlam E. Walker,
of East Howard street, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a
son, weighing seven pounds, three
ounces, at the Centre County Hos-
pital here Tuesday morning. The
youngster has been named William
Scott Walker. Mrs. Walker is the
former Betty Budd of Tyrone. The
new arrival is the second child In o
the William Walker family and is
the first grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Scott Walker, of Milesburg
gt. and Mrs. Edward Samuel,
of Camp Hill, spent the weekend
visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity. They spent some time
with Mrs Nettie Malone, in Miles-
burg, with the Ellis Pownel] family
in Pleasant Gap, and with the Law-
rence Croft family on Willowbank
Street, Bellefonte. Mrs. Samuel, the
furmer Evelyn Pownell, daughter of
Lioyd “Cy” Pownell, of Camp Hill, is
employed in a Civil Service position
at Mechanicsburg. 8gt. Samuel is
stationed with the Army at Indian-
town Gap
-Elmer Rockey, Jr. aged 18, sea-
man second class, has completed his
“boot” training at the U. 8, Naval
base at Bainbridge, Md., and arrived
home Wednesday of last week for
a week's visit with his parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Elmer Rockey and family,
of East Lamb street. Elmer, Jr. en-
listed on March 1 and expects to re-
ceive a transfer to another base in
of
home on East Bishop Street, where | the near future, He has two brothers
in the service, Pfc. Styrl, aged 20,
who when last heard from was in
England with the Air Corps, and Pvt.
{ Junior Rockey, 21, who is in an ar-
tillery unit in England.
~~In a letter to friends T'5 Robert
Woodring. with the U. 8. Engineers
somewhere iti Australia, reports that
he was walking down a street in an
Australian town recently when he
met Lt. John Miller, former Belle.
fonte High School athletic coach.
Woodring, son of Centre County
Recorder and Mrs. Leamer R. Wood-
ring, of Milesburg, said that Lt. Mil.
ler, who formerly was stationed in
Florida, Is “as brown as a berry.”
The former cpach told Woodring
that since he's been in the service
he's only met two men he knew be-
{fore entering the Army, and one of
them was Woodring.
Following are the names of the
twenty highest Y. M. C. A. bowling
Mill |
street,
‘Weatherman Frowns
Cpl. Robert Coder, with the]
[Army at Sloux City, Towa, is visit]
{Ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
[Coder, of East High street,
—~Alfred and George Cohen, of
I Baltimore, Md., former well known
[residents ‘of Bellefonte, were here
{Tuesday on a combined business and
pleasure mission,
-Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Kustan-
| bauter and son “Joe Boy,” moved
| Friday from Bush Addition to an
Willowbank street,
Jam B. Cralg, vice pracident
fof the Titan Metal Company, has
been confined to bed at his home on
West Curlin street for the past ten
days because of Hines
Russell C. Plsher,
Sue Fisher of Wingate, who was
called for service on Mareh 19th of
this year, recently began his train-
ing at North Camp Polk, La
Miss Mary MeClure, of West
Bishop street, during the weekend
went to Phlladelphia for a brief visit
with her brother-in-law and sister
Mr. and Mrs, Murdock Claney
Harvey Stewart, Jr. son of Har-
Stewart, Sr, of Noth Penn
who some time ago enlisted
in the U. 8. Army, left Saturday for
Ft. Meade, Md., to begin training
A general alarm brought out
both Bellefonte fire companies at 3
a. m. Sunday when a flue on the
John Shultz heme on Burrowes
street caught fire. No damage resujt-
ed
won of Mrs
vey
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hench
moved yesterday from the Bright
house on East Bishop street into the
western side of the Zeigler double
house on East Curtin street vacated
recently by the Markell family
~Cilenn Dunklebarger, son of Mr
and Mrs. William Dunkiebarger, of
East Howard street, last Thursday
departed for Niagara Falls, N. Y., to
be with his father who is employed
by the Bell Aircraft Company there
-Dale W. Fisher, son of Mrs. Sue
Fisher of Wingate, who had been
stationed at Camp Atterbury, Ind.
was recently transferred to Fort
Leonard Wood, Miswu Dale was
ecently promoted rank of
sergeant
Members of the Undir Fire
Company were called to the home of
Mrs. James Thompson on North
Penn street Monday afternoon be-
cause of a flue fire. No damage re-
sulted. The house is owned by Mrs
M. A. Kirk of West High street
~Miss Virginia Dowdell, who re-
cently underwent an appendectomy
inn New York City, last week return.
ed to Bellefonte for a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dowdell,
of East Curtin street. Miss Dowdell
had been employed part time in New
York while attending school in that
city.
Lt. Paul Beaver,
street, Bellefonte, who three weeks
ago entered the armed forces and
who Is stationed at Ft. Schuyler, The
Bronx, New York, spent the weekend
at his home here. Prior to entering
the service Lt. Beaver wad an In-
structor in the Bellefonte High
School.
Miss Margaret Gross, daughter
of Mrs. Martha Houlz Gross, of West
Linn street, won a $5 prize from the
Philadelphia Inquirer for the best
suggestion on how to remove candle
wax from linens. Miss Gross Is em-
ployed in the shipping offices of the
Titan Metal Company ont Dunlap
street
to the
ve
of East Linn
Mrs. George B. Thompson, of
West High stieet, vho recently un-
derwent an operation at the Centre
County Hospital and who was dis
charged from that instity*is SGoa-
day of last week, vas admitted to the
hospital Saturday to undergo treat.
ment for a condition which devel
oped after her return home. Yester-
day Mrs, Thompson's condition was
reported to be improving.
Mrs, Edward Kofman, of Fast
Linn street, suffered a severe injury
of the right eye, Sunday, in an ac-
cident at her home. Mrs. Kofman
and her young son “Butch” were
romping, when a screwdriver Mrs
Kofman had in her hand was struck
and the point entered her eve. Since
then she has been under medical
care and it is believed the sight will
not be lost. The injury is a most
painful one
~The April 8 edition of “Chicago
Skylines,” civilian publication fea-
turing news concerning the Army
Alr Forces Technical] Command's
Chicago Schools, contains a photo-
graph of a group of three Alr Corps
students receiving instruction from
a Sergeant. One of the students is
Anthony Berardis, aged 20, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ottavio Berardis, of
East Lamb street, Bellefonte, Ber-
ardis, a second-year student at Penn
State College, interrupted his studies
there last November to enter the
Air Corps
~William W. Beatty, who recently
graduated from the Thomas Rankin
Pation Masoniz School for Boys at
Elizabethtown, arrived in Bellefonte,
Saturday, and is now at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Charles Beatty,
on Fast Curtin street, William has
enrolled as an aviation cadet in the
U. 8. Naval Reserves and while
awaiting a call to service hopes to
attend summer school at Penn State
this summer. Al the Elizabethtown
school, where he learned the carpens
ter's trade, Beatty was active in
football, wrestling, basketball and
tennis, He was 8 member of the
Press Club, Hi-Y Club, and was
photographic manager of the year
book at the school.
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On Trout Fishermen
League scorers with thelr ayerage |
for the season: Gibby Anderson,
187; Kellogg. 186: P. H. Johnston,
185; Ralph Dale, 182; Lee Bolt, 180;
Christ Smith, 176; H. Wion, 176;
Phil Wion, 176; H. Thompson 175; !
Wholaver, 173; C. W, Jonhson, 173; |
Guisewhite, 173; Holter, 172; Rim-
mey, 172; Weaver, 172; Barnhart,
171; Tony Ficarra, 1m: Stere, 170
Beogg. 170, and Les Polliard, 170.
High single game for the season was
scored by Anderson with 2006. Sec-
ond high single game, was chalked
up by Ralph Dale with 257.
The trout season opened Jat
Thursday morning ahd since then
there has been scarcely an hour
{ When the weather has been pleasant,
ian eight-inch snow Priday, rains
and high winds and low tempers:
tures at various times since then,
the more hardy anglers have been)
going out and have been meeting
some success,
The streams are high and muddy,
and worms or minnows
leffective lures.
lewis Orviz Harvey, atiarney
Dragged by Mine Car
William Waldroft, employed at the
Glen Burn Colliery, Shamokin, was
seriously Injured when he fell from
a mine car and was dragged consis |
erable distance before the
ance was halted, Waldrof!,
conductor, wag riding on the mine
wagon when he lost his hold. He o -
'eaped falling beneath the wheels
the car, but was dragged along M we
roadbed for a considerable distance
convey
Who [apartment in the Robison house on on his back and suffered pelvis end
[back injuries
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Missing in Action
Charles M. Rothermel, 18, who left
Sunbury High School five months
ago to enlist in the Navy, Is report-
ed missing in action In a Navy De-
partment Llelegram received by toe
youth's father, Clyde A. Rothermel,
a veteran of the first Worid War.
The youth was a member of a navy
gun crew assigned to protect mers
chant shipping
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Madera Man Killed in Crash
Harry Richardson, of Madera
killed at 11:30 o'clock Friday night
when the car which he owned and
was driving struck a culvert or stnall
bridge between Irvona and Glen
Hope, Robert CG eenaway, a rela-
tive who was 4 pussenger in the car,
walked about two miles for help
Richardson was taken to the Phil-
ipsbiirg State hospital and was pro-
nounced dead upon arrivaal
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Midnight Show at Plaza
Plaza theatre management
a special midnight show
after mid-
The
announces
to begin at one minute
night Easter Sunday The feature
film will be "My Heart Belongs to
Daddy,” starring Richard Carlson,
Martha O'Driscoll and Cecil Kella-
way
75 Chicks Burned
ad a 10x17
the property
Bloomsburg
to death of
A coal
wer
which ev {oot
Nous
Fle
brooder
Aeron Yoder, near
silting in the burning
756 one-month-old chick
ahd
* On of
re-
stove electric brooder be =
ing <d to heat the
chicks and belioved that
heating coused + fire to start
buliding
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF
BOGGS TOWNSHIP
unpaid real estate taxes wi 1
ned to the County Commis
May 1943. AisO mpaid
capila occupaty
the ye 1042 and p lor year wi
be subject to attachmet
tion. by deputy rollector
the first of May
pared. John Ba
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STENOGRAPHER WANTED
A Civil Service examination
stenographer to fill vacancy at
way Plving School” will be held
Saturday May Ist Positions elre-
where in this line are also avail
able. Apply to 8. B. Barnhart, sec.
retary. Bellefonte Postoffice Civil
Service Board
ns
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE
BOROUGH OF BELLEFONTE
The Bellefonte Borough Budeed
for the vear 1943 will be open 15 days
for public Inspection in the Council
Chamber. Logan House, Fast How-
ard Street, Bellefonte, Pa
BOROUGH OF BELLEFONTE,
Marie Doll, Bee?
for
‘New
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Public Sales
SATURDAY. MAY 8 — Mrs OO O
segrgan, Br. will dispose of her
household goods at the Harry Rosas
man bullding on North Water Si
Many pieces of solld walnut furni-
ture electrical gpoliances and an-
t1igue dishes, as well as entire stock
of household aoods. Bale at 12:30
sharp. Mayes & Stover, aucts,
SATURDAY, MAY 15H. P. Heleey
wiil offer at publi: == af his rea-
idence in Pleasant Gap, Pa. a full
line of houschold goods je at
12:30 p.m. Mayes & Stover, aucta
Paul M. Dubbs, clerk
Friday, April 23
JAMES ©, MURRAY
will offer at public sale on the H. E
Eilenberger farm, four miles north-
east of Warriors Mark, near Dungar-
vin. the following personal property:
LIVESTOCK «Cray horse, 5 years
old: gray horse, 4 S===s old, gray
mare, 11 years old; bay mare, 12 years
old. will foal in May: 6 head of milch
cows, some will be fresh by time of
sale; 4 Holstein heifers; 2 brood
sows; several shoals
FARMING IMPLEMENTS Deering
binder. 8.foot cut! Massey-Harris
manure spreader; Superior 8-hoe
grain drill; 2-row corn planter: Al-
bright corn worker; John Deets corn
worker; 2 Oliver chilled plows, 2-
section wood-frame harrow, Deering
mower; International side delivery
rake; Massey-Harris hav loader; rub-
ber-tired farm wagon; electric milk
cooler, 8-can capacity; Delaval sep-
arator; lot of milk cans: lot of har-
ne 3: jot of toos
Sale at 1230 oc
ster, auct. W. C row, clerk. xiv
Saturday, April 24
WwW. € DUCK
Administrator of the estate of David
Mover, will offer at public sale
the David H. Mover property, on the
premises at Gllltown, about two miles
east of Pleasant Gap, In Spring town.
ship. Tract consists of 6 acres and
4 perches, on which 1a erected a
botuse, barn and necessary outbulld-
ings. Also a small quantity of house
hold good:
Terma: On real estate, 25 per cent
of purchase price when propeprty is
knocked down and declared sold.
Balance on confirmation of sale by |
hana’ Court,
ie at 10a m. 8 H Hoy, met,
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Tax Notice
NOTICE To
College Township: Those of you
have not as yei pDald your real estate
tax. picase be advised that on Feo
1. 1043. 5 per cent will be added on
all outstanding real estate tax, and
axes must be Di da by May 1st
All unpajd real estate tax wi
turned to the County Commis-
on May lat, 1943 Also ail
personal tax for 19432 and
5. will be turned over 10 a
lector on May
the Taxpayers of
who
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Help Wanted
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the stock
100 a bushel
Hall
ter
ak corn
my crib
navely, Centre
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and "
Men I work in
Bleady work. Must be over
of age. If now employed in
Ek 40 nol apply. MoFeely
ck Company, Port Matilda, Pa. x16
WANTED defense
pliant
38 years
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WANTED
Work ‘Wanted
WANTED ry. with 13+ year-old 801
wants housskeening ob on as far m
Mrs Virg!! Butler. BR D I. Howards
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Wanted to Buy
WA? NTED- To buy the ee 55016 617
tires. logue of C. BE Bruse Jul.
lah KR D. x16
WANTED To buy 30-08 rifie in
condition, rather pot ont gow
21 pistal, 66-inch barrel or more
bain uel A Wise Olen Rock, Pa. x16
WANTED “To buy or rent. cotlage or
sniall farm, along stream. Address
replies to OC. C. M., care of Centre
Democrat office, describing fully and
stating price 15-41
Chr FOR PARM Have cash buy-
ers for poultry, dairy and livestock
farms. Hurry! Wests Farm Agency
Pittabureh's largest broker, 723 Wash
ington Road, Pittsburgh, (18) Pa
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yews
WANTED «- To buy serap iron, 60
cents per 100 pounds. delivered our
Yard, no tin Also old automobiles
trucks. newspapers, magazines, rub-
hor. metals and beef hides Jake
Kofman's Junk Yard (one mile woeat
of Mileaburg). Phone Bellefonte 2427
Articles for Sale
FOR BALE-—Tested aweet seed corn
25 centa a pound Gilbert Smith,
Bellefonte R 2. (Zion road) x17
FOR SALE-—Bshelman sheaf elevator,
tingle fork, good a: new John N
Yoder, Reedaville, Pa. No. 101 x16
Fem SALE- Recleaned Manchu “soy
beans, $250 a bushel Inauire of
Ceo K Long, Madisonburg, Pa. xi6
POR SALE — Philco electric, canines
radio, #15 cash. Inguire of Wili-
lem 1 H. Bechdel, Blanchard, Pa x16
FOR SALEwMode! 8 New lides man-
Wie sprea , in good condition
Charlies ¥. Bhook, Boring Mills, Pa
Phone 5<R-4 x17
FOR SALE-Ten tons of baled hay
and three tons p straw. Also
one bushel home-grown clover seed
8 Brown, Centre Hall, Pa. x17
ron SALE—One 4-can Westinghouse
electric
{in May. Good con Price
| ronable Thomas ¢ 1 1, Be fonte,
a, RD, 3, near Fish Hatchery. x16
FOR BALE-~Two coal-burning hrood-
#* sioves each S00-chick cavmcity,
good as new. One eas heats
er. used a short Lime lon Johine
son, Centre Hall, Pa. Phone s-p 10
x
PERMANENT WAVE 50¢. Do your
own Permanent with Charm-Kurl
Kit. Complete equipment, including
40 curlers and shampoo.
absolutely harmless, Praised
sands Including June Lang, glameor-
ous movie star. Money
not satisfied. Parrish
POR SALE—One 6-foot by B-foot, fi
| Inch Brussels rug, slightly used:
rone 1 ivory enameled, Thar thet ker.
range; one low fa wagon
with ladders. Also one good work
hones, will work A a Ploans
n evenings or on urday M. J.
Decker, Spring Mills, Pa. x17
| POR
{POR
{ ruts
milk Sole one Year old ,
SALE an
order Gardner
R. DD. Phone
tracior
Red (C
quire of Miller
Pa
POR SALE seed
grown. 1
Hall
over
nome
Motor Co
Phon 0 13
SALE
Jd
POR
Al
Kolb
FCR SALE
Co. hard
FOR S SALE
mel
Pred
nie
gti
Pa
POR BALE--{
LJ 5
Phoo
Pucke
FOR SALE -
auled. 1638 Pora
yn on Andy
RD 3 (Jacikonvill
FOR SALE
Ing
Pa
PCR SALE
fit. all or
28-46 machine
condition Ray
SALE Chev
mode]
rubber
i trade
Red wah
ust
Price
4 oy
sedan
excellent
ATE
5 P ¥ —e 2
back puaraniee
animals and hu.
ine's & Schaefer's
Bellefonte, Pa. x20
PARM MACHINERY Advise us what
you need. II we gon’t have it toe
day, wr can Jikely get it for you
son. on your mtioning oeril-
Losch Parm Machinery Com
Jersey Bhore, Pa x21
112 RATS KILLED wit
Rat Killer. Money
" CHIC ens
fieate
pany
pay highest
we Wt cash
me b isa. For dson Iraciors
") 3 kind
$1690 bu ci
Equipment Co. Fone oA en Pa. x25
PRIVATE SALE or exchange—-Farm
machinery. binders, mowers, plows,
harrows wagons harness collars,
bridies. ete Also baled clover an
mixed hay. loose alfalfa and timothy
hay, anv quantity. turkens and
hrtohing eags Bank barn, house
other bulldings, used doors, windows
WoNrMine aia, sheeting, ocak
ot Call Haunt’s
Pa. Dial 2081 x17
Poultry for Sale
Bel iefonte
RAISE YOUR OWN MEAT the
easy, economical
type, fast-growing
“broiler cockerels™ at a price lesa th
the cost of the ego: from which they
were produced. They'll be ready 10
serve on vour table In eight to ten
weeks. We have already sold over
two million of these. Limited num-
ber of eleciric brooders still avalla-
ble as low as 8225 each, Kerlins
Poultry Parm, Phone 852, Centre Hall
Pa 13s
Custom Hatching
CUSTOM HATCHING — We can hatch
a limited amount of custom ees
Dial 6644 Bernard M. Stover. Belle-
fonte. BR. D, 3. (Curtin Narrows: x17
Sales Mart
PARMERS--Penna Valley 8ales Barn,
Centre Hall, Pa. holds sale every
™ ay. Bring your live stock and
DOUILIY. YOu can except good prices
8 T Reigel, _owner, manager, 1-11
FARMERS — The Clinton Auction.
Mill Hall, Pa. offers you an oo-
portunity to dispose of your live-
stock and poultry by competitive
bidding, every Monday. Get your
check as soon Asx sale is made No
sale, no commission Joe Bechdel
14-1
Quick.
waAY. We offer big-
Leghoryt day-old
Victory Gardeners !
-
VEGETABLE PLANTS
NOW READY
cl
Also a Selection of
POTTED FLOWERS FOR
EASTER
-
Peters Greenhouse
Phone Bellefonte 6516
1 Mi. W. of Milesburg—Route
{owned by Russell
Live Stock for Sale
yom BALE Pies
H. L. Dornblaser,
and feeder
Mill Hall
Hnoa'
R. D
x17
FOR "BALE we Bhonts
barrows, 100 pounds
Bar tres, Coburn, Pa
Berkshire
Dw
x16
15
And up
POR BAI E~ive pigs, 6 week old
Laguire of Raloh J. Grove, Nit
Pa. (John Yearick farm) xiJ
POR SALE-8ix shoals and two spot.
ted Poland-Chinsg sucking pigs
John A. Yearick, Zion, Pa
POR BALE-A bay horse, 7
weight about 1500 pound
Geo. K long, Madi
of abu
FOR SALE A ur
old heifer calf &
Edward Billet
{ Halfmoon
POR BALE
ack ge
mare 4
right, One
med only 3
Lon spring.
new Fred
Phone Mill
Real Estate for Sale
POR
sOnvilie
Hall
SALE Of and lot at Jack
naulre 1032, Mil
FOR SALE
Moder:
FOR BALE
Jort A
Possess so
454 N
POR
HGinRs. 8
Aen Han hon
Sere ak Mos LEE) Ti
POR SALE ne property of the ex
me of the inte ars E Brugger
CONN in a of house, barn, gar
Oulbu and situaied in
vilie on Allegheny sireet
Route 2 aie on premises Mrs
F A A Fieming. Pa xie
gen al
Pea
I]
rtd
A farm one mil
Furnace, consistin
MH Wiliams
Caomud
FOR KALE
Marth a
a k
i fe Dar
FL Pg
Inquire of
Pa
PCR SALR — Outs
Porier township, Clinton count
slong Bellefonte road The former
Long homestead. About 58 acres Dro.
auctive. well jocated, necessary bujid-
ings. large brick residence, one side
now ne d. This farm has merit and
worth the price. Eckert & Hager,
Shore, Pa Aan
Pine Gi en
landing
farm
Jersey
FOR SALE
one-half
130-acre farm. located
mile from Ross Church in
Halfmoon township, $0 acres under
cultivation, balance in timber: new
«ilo; new concrete block milk house:
barn and house Jin A-1 condition.
All wired for electricity Cow stables
concreted in pine with Sheffield
specifications. Can be bought at bar-
gain price for quick sale. Poseession
April 1 if desired This farm was for-
meriy known az the Rider farm. now
Zerby. If interest.
Frank Maves, 2842 State
Bett
ed call L
College
| POR
3g
Vnion-
Money to Loan
PARMERS - - Credit for 8vrine ex.
penses, purchasing livestock and
equipment, etc. available through
the farmers cooperative credit asso.
ciation, Inquire of Geo. Mothers.
baugh, Boalsbure or Milton E Stove
er, Coburn, or weite Production Cred.
i* Association, 13 E. High 81. Belle
fonte, Pa Bar
FOR RENT Apartment located ot 22
gant sugh siree Intguire of Per “r
Mendis, at Tanney Hotel 7
RENT
apsriment
Three-room f
all conveniences |
mite public library, West Howard 61
Charies P. Harrison. Dis] 2106 x18
POR RENT - Three. furnished
apartment with Hent, light,
waler and service
Irn
rownn
neh
hot nrage
ine
POR EN]
anariument
fonts. Mrs
Thom
POL RENT
ment
Wanted to Rent
WANTED To
of
rent
nity Belle
1. Belle
West Logan str
a
Pasture for Rent
PASTURE LAND
ters
— Lawn mowers
ri machine work
n sock
BCTEWR,
Swarts
Phone
: of
FOLIINE WORK
Hemnved —
al my expense. Phone
idovd LL. Smith,
*Xoess acid causes you
of Btomach Ulcers, Indiges~
Belching, Biosting,
Pains, get free sample,
rrish Drus 8tore ye
——
pains
tion, Heartburn
Nausen, Of
Uden, st Pa
Announcements
Our corrugated metal
rived Eight and ten
stock. OO. WW. Hout
College, Pa. Dial
xi6
Tate
Ter
¢ Be! Yok LH
Ae
ve
he
ovens
are
i Congregat
Chapel
1943 A
wresen
BAKE BALF--Th»s Willine Works
ere’ Class of the Bellefonte Latheran
Sunday School will hold 3 bake sale
he Schaeffer Hardware Store, N.
wy S$ Saturday morning,
. being Mine at 10 o'clock. x18
Lreeders {rom
Pennsylvania
State Coliege. Tuesday,
ihixe interested in
rajsing dairy poats are urged to ate
tend. The meeting will be held in
Room 117 Dalry Bullding. An inlere
esting program is being planned
a — ——— a aS
Roller Skale
— CF —
Hecla Park
Every Friday Night
haat
Houses for Rent
FOR RENT — Two-room bungalow.
just nice for two people. Inquire
of Ida B, Garrett al Axemann, Pa
Xi6
Apartments for Rent
POR RENT se T'wo furnished anart-
ments, one iwo-rooms, the other
four-rooms. Inquire 118 Bast Logan
street. Beliefonte, Pa 14.11
POR RENT — Three-room furnished
apartment, screened-in porch, pris
vale entrance, private bath. Mm J
M Bricker, 21 Reynolds Ave. Belle.
wnwe. Dial 3161. x17
SO ——————— —_—
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127°€. Howard St.
ICTORY GARDEN
PLANTS
Woodring’s Floral Gardens
Bellefonte, Pa.
EX Sl
Enjoy Fresh
POTATO CHIPS
ALL THE TIME
HYDE’'S
POTATO CHIFS
Made in Bellefonte
Get Them at Your Grocers,
Poultry Raisers !
START
Your CHICKS
RIGHT
With DR. SALSBURY'S
PHEN-O-SAL
The Double Duty
Drinking Water Medicine
HOCKMAN'S
POULTRY STORE
urday from 2:30 to 8:30 P. AL
MARKET EGGS - HATCHING
EGS WANTED :
bey