Ma; 6, 1943.
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Paps Five
LOCALS
=~Mrs. Charles Brachbill, of South |
Spring street, Friday went to Phila- |
delphia on a business and pleasure |
,
«Pyt, Harold E. Bradford, of Cen~
tre Hall, former employe of the
Bellefonte State Store, is stationed
at Ft. McClellan, Ala.
~Lt. William J. Schwartz, MC, of
East Curtin street, Bellefonte, has
been assigned to the
Training Battalion at Camp Grant,
11.
—Mrs. Thomas Caldwell, of East
Bishop street, is recuperating from
a recent illness. Her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Mayme Caldwell, of Clearfield,
is here to be with her
—Rev. H. H. Jacobs, beginning his
fifth vear as pastor of the Belle-
fonte Evangelical church, Tuesday
observed his birthday anniversary at
his home on Willowbank street,
—Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Riedy and
two children, Janet and Kermit, of
Homestead Park, Pittsburgh, came
Friday for a weekend visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Dreibel-
bis, of State College, and other
friends.
—Mrs. Kenneth
Harrisburg, left during
for Little Rock, Ark to
husband, Pvt. Hoag, who i
there with the armed
Hoag is a son of Mr. and Mrs. |
Hoag, of West Linn street
—C. E. Oyler, of Salamanca, N. Y
took a brief vacation from his du-
ties with the B. & O. Railroad on
Saturday and came to Centre coun-
ty to visit his numerous friends. Mr
Oyler is a brother of Roy Oyler
well known auctioneer of Howard
at whose home he was a guest
-—Rarl E
salvage chairman, a
and others to report at
Mill at 7 o'clock Friday night
process a [umber of cans
have been turned in without fl
tening. The boys are asked to bring
can-openers to aid with the work
Mrs. George B. Thompson,
West High street, who had been
surgical patient at the Centre coun-
ty hospital for several weeks, Tues-
day afternoon was taken to the
Philipsburg State Hospital to under-
go special treatment. Mrs. Thomp-
son made the trip in the Widdowson
ambulance.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Swint
of North Thomas street, have stored
their furniture and have left Belle-
fonte. Mr. Swint, employe the
Bell Telephone Company, has been
transferred to Wilkes-Barre, and
Mrs. Swint has to Rochester
N. Y.. to be with her sister, who is
ill.
—Seaman class
Joseph Lambert, better known
cally as ‘Nevin” has finished his ba-
sic training at Bainbridge, Md., and
has entered the Chicago University
at Chicago for special training in
signaling and radio work. He is a
son of Mrs. Tracy Lambert, Miles-
burg.
—Anthony Sticeo, of Pittston, and
his son, Elmer Stieco, of Waterbury,
Conn., spent the weekend in Belle
fonte as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pred
Iovine and family, at their home
west of Bellefonte. The younger Mr.
Sticco has entered the armed forces
and is scheduled to report soon to
New York City where he will begin
officers’ training.
—Miss Betty Cam
Gazette apartments,
gheny street, expects
morrow for Everett Washington, for
a visit with her fiance, Pvt. George
Plagianos, formerly of Bellefonte,
who Is stationed at Paine Field near
Everett. Miss Campbell, employed In
the Titan Metal] Company offices,
expects to be absent for about two
weeks.
—Pyvt. Vincent Morgan Lucas, of
Bellefonte R. D. 3, youngest son of
the late John A. Lucas, who was
sent to New Cumberland on Decem-
ber 1, 1042, and who was transferred
from there to Camp Adair, Oregon,
spent a week's furlough at his home
here. Fe returned to Camp Adair
Monday, and received a promotion
from private to corporal. Before
entering army service he was em-
ployed at the Titan for more than
five years.
Reports have reached Bellefonte
that Jack Montgomery, son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Montgom-
ery, of Bellefonte, was wounded in
action and is now in an English hos-
pital. The reports are entirely with-
out official confirmation. According
to information available in Belle-
fonte, Montgomery suffered head
wounds, but is not in serious con-
dition. He is a brother of Gordon
Montgomery, also a former well
Bellefonte resident
Hoag, of Near
the weekend
Join her
stationed
Put
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forces
tin can county
Bo
the Gamble
Ks Seo
to
ol
a
of
gone
Andrew
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second
pbell,
North
leave
to O-
~A course on production, conser-
vation and processing of foods will
be given by the Agriculture and
| parents,
28th Medical |
| Williamsport,
{Linn
| had
Home Making Departments of the |
Bellefonte High School in coopera-
tion with the State Department of
Public instruction. The course will
cover a period of 40 hours of work
and will meet Tuesday and Thursday
evenings from 7:30 to §:30 in Room
116 of the high school building
The class will meet
May 6th and is open to any inter-
ested persons.
~The Girls Athletic Military Bo-
king, queen, prince and princess
will be chosen. This contest is the
main event sponsored this week,
which is good posture week, by the
G. A.M. 8. The king and queen will
be chosen from senior high and the
prince and princess from junior high.
The contestants for king are Charles
Ammerman, Robert Rockey and Guy
Corman. The contestants for queen
are Martha Bloomquist, Fay Jones,
Marjorie Wehr, Betty Smith and
Jane Wagner. Those for Prince are
Tom Kellerman, Curtis Wagner, Lee
Smith, Dick Bonnell and Dick Cap-
ers. Por pricess are Barbara Sten-
ger, Joan O'Hara, Dorothy White,
Betty Lou Herman and Virginia Mil-
ler. The winners will be announced
istreet, on Friday evening,
this Thursday, |
»
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Love and
| daughter, Jean, of State College,
were weekend guests of Mr. Love's
Mr, and Mrs. Linn Love
and family, of East Logan street,
The Junlor Section of the Wom-
an's Club will meet at the home of
Mrs. Elmer Swartz on Blanchard
street with Mrs. John Covey as co-
hostess, Monday, May 10 at 8 p. m
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holland and
daughters, Jean and Anne, of
spent the weekend
with Mrs. Holland's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Thomas, at their home
on East Curtin street
Miss Marie Kelleher,
Spring street, spent the
Jackson He ights, To
of her brother-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. W. A
family
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Balliet on
Saturday moved {rom an apartment
in the former Bernstein house, now
the Thomas property, on East Cw
tin street, the Mrs. George A
Beezer apartment in the Library
building
Mr
two
of South
weekend in
a8 a guest
and sister,
Bertrand and
to
Hogentog-
Bellefonte
having come here
mission. The Hogen-
idents of Bellefonte
to Clearfield
and Mrs
ler, of Clearfield,
visitors Saturday,
on a business
toglers were re
before movin
ago
J. G
Naval Training
bridge, Md
Bellefonte
their son, John
Weixel's father,
West Lin:
Joseph
were
about 15
years
Lt Weixel
Stat
the
Mrs
at tu
JO!
Bain-
weekend in
Weixel and
of Mrs
stationed 1
ion In
spent
with
weekend from Corning,
whi he had
her Mis. W
recently iffered
Custer ls rej !
nicely
the
spent ten days will
William Custer
an
oO be recupery
re
sister
wines:
orted t
McCoy
of
parents,
Knapik
Miss Knapik and Mise
at the Lockport City
Regina t
the week with
Mr and
of Halfmoon Ter-
McCoy
Hos-
forepart the
former's
Stephen
race
are nurses
N. Y
The
will meet
Charles Martin,
street at 8
ning. May 13
to note the
meeting from
to Thur
Mrs. Jame
pital
Mother
Home
East
rsday
Me: mt are
hange of time
the regular day
Bellefonte
at Le
on
o'clock
Lu
ia
ww
f
for
day, Win y
Kerschner h re.
turned to her home on East High
street from Pen Yan, N. Y., where
she had been visiting her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Penrod. Mr. Penrod is recup-
terating in the Pen Yan bospital
from a recent appendectomy.
~Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bertschey
of Hot Springs, Ark, arrived in
Bellefonte, Sunday, called here by
the critical illness of Mrs. Berts-
chey's father, Peter Baylor Peun
street, who died at his home Tues-
day morning. Mrs. Bertschey the
former Helen Savior of Bellefonte
The monthly meeting of
Bellefonte Garden Club will be h
at the home of Mrs. Bayard Mag
153 East Curtin street Tuesday
ternoon, i 1
lock. The
nd Victory
A. Ci
Among
who were here Sundia
Syckle-Johnson wedding
R. Johnson home on North 35)
street, were: Mrs. E. E. Hollobaugh,
of Pranklin, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Roy
C. VanS8yckle and Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
sell VanSyckle, of Andover N. J.
and H. B. Mallory, of Altoona
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weaver, of
West Logan street, and Mrs. Jacob
Shook and son, Doyle, of the Cadil-
lac apartments spent the weekend
in Batler with Mr. and Mrs. Wea-
ver's son, Pvt. James R, Weaver, who
is a patient at an Army hospital
there undergoing treatment a
knee injury suffered several weeks
ago while on overseas duty
«Mrs. John Miller and daughter
Pamela, who have been in Lake-
worth, Florida for nearly a year,
were expected to arrive in Bellefonte
yesterday and have arranged to oc-
cupy rooms in the Hoag-Dubbs
house at the corner of Spring and
streets Lt. Miller, former
Bellefonte High School coach, who
been stationed with the Army
in Florida, is now serving in Aus
tralia
~The Bellefonte Parent-Teacher
Association will sponsor another of
its popular square dances in the
Armory gymnasium, North Spring
May 14
Admission will be 35 cents. Good
music and an experienced caller will
be provided. The PTA especially in-
vites those who are beginners in the
of
May 1
0 topic
Garde:
leading th
D ove
3 Po
Lose :
for t
¥ for the
at
for
‘art to attend the dance, pointing out
that
there will be plenty of old-
timers on hand to give instructions,
ciety of the Bellefonte High School |
is sponsornig a contest in which a |
~At a Chapter Night ceremony
held by the Bellefonte Women of the
Moose, Wednesday night of last
week, five candidates were initiated
into the chapter. They were: Lois
Kruger, Lila Staubs, Rilla Runkle,
leeremony was in charge of
Laura High, and Minnie Seeger. The
Anna
i Parsons, homemaking chairman, and
{Alice Neidigh, child care and train.
ing chairman, both of State Col-
lege. Edna Gray and Josephine Pen-
nington, both of State College, gave
readings, and Ruth Ishler, also of
State College, played a plano solo. |
A quartet gomposed of Edna Gray,
Clara Lynch, Dora Meredith and
{Confer were martied in
~Miss Nina Lamb resumed her
duties at the Pirst Nationa! Bank,
{Monday, after spending a week's vas
| cation at the family home on North
Allegheny street,
| —Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Haupt, of
[Centre Hall, are now occupying the
{former Russell Mallory home on
Halfmoon Terrace which they pur-
chased some time ago,
Lt, James H. Carpeneto, of Ft
Standish, Mass, {s spending ten
days In Bellefonte with his mother,
Mrs. Louis Carpeneto and family,
of South Allegheny street
Miss Cecelia
Pittsburgh,
Moerschbacher,
was an overnight guest
of her mother, Mrs, Mary Moersch-
bacher, of South Thomas street,
dw ing the latter part of the week
Mrs. Richard Walte and daurh-
Molly Jean, have made arrange-
ments to move from the A. C. Hev-
erly bungalow on East High street
to one of the Brooks apartments
East Linn street
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
and sons, Daniel, Jr., and Franklin
last Wednesday moved from the
Mull house on West Curtin street, to
the Hipple apartments on
Water strect
Tillie Ritmiller
who had
ter,
on
Clemson
one of
North
Mrs
Lawrence,
an apartment in the
on West Curtin
moved Into one
ments on North
Bud
empl
SDT nas
Bellefon
wins
ang son,
been occupying
Stutzman house
t last
of ‘he Hipple
Water
Coldron, for
at the State
been tro
JLree week
apart.
street
wvernl mont
Store in Phil
nsferred to
lerk
ved at the local sto
nsburs
ved
Store senior
empilo
be
Pt H
f
of the
Herr, former
County Bullding n
who Was
recently, h
Ben
Cente
As
army service
New C
Manager
d
Loan sociation, called
for
ent from
imberland t
Sommer -
turned
well, Mor nday
to Bellefonte
we Mn
Rey
an emplo; ) ew-Way
System a i Jellefonte
Moved |
wow located
apartment
Longwell
Fl
Alr-
alld are
M Ke
'
I
in tu H
Venu Mr
on
N
ing
port
M (
children, of Riig
Mi: Hunter's mother
Talbott, of the Willls
East High
companied hi
a brief visit
Ridgway
Miss Mildred
ie Por f Phi
weekend
in-law and sister, Mr wd
E. Widd
treet
ts, Mr
and tw
‘ariton E. Hunter
WAY ire guest
Mrs J
apartment,
Hunter
here and after
to his duties
Street AC~
family
returned
Wes
nd
nd Miss El-
Dent the
brothe
Mr
Allegh
and with Mi fest Par-
and Mrs. Prank W. West
Linn street
Jodie Bentley of
'
ast
ter
North
Mu Cleve
land Ohio Thursday came to
Bellefonte and upon return to
Cleveland the following day was ac-
companied by Mrs. Paward Harper,
of East High street, whe will spend
some time with her niece, Miss Jo-
sephine Bentley in that cofty.
Mrs. Edward Houser, of East
Pike street has purchased the Ira
Sprankle home on Pine street, and
expects to move into the property in
the near future. The Sprankles will
move into the house on N Tih Al
gheny sti , to be vacated by the
Leste family. The “M i
Buflaio, N. ¥
her
je
of East Bishop sireet
awarded an Air Medal fo
200 hours as pilot dur
patrol
been
thar
submarine
ocean
today
and
ts over the
Depar
Hn fligh
the War
Barry
Mrs
wmnti
a1
Te 8
announce
son of Mr
clough
George V
High st
Gunden
Robert Barnhart )
East Lamb street Edmund
Cain, of Pleasant View, Monday de-
parted for San Francisco where they
will board a ship bound for Hobo
lulu, The three men have been ac
cepted as civilian electricians by the
Navy Department and have been
ordered the Hawalian Islands
where they will be employed on Navy
construction
Aux. First Class Alta Zimmer.
man, daughter of Catherine Zim-
merman, of Bellefonte, Has been
transferred the Fourth Women’
Army Auxiliary Corps at Fort Dey-
ens, Mass, from Army Administra
tion School at Nacogdoches, Texas
She is part of the personnel which
wiil operate this post ag a training
enter for new recruits. Hundreds
of recruits are coming in each week
from every state in the country. It
is estimated that eventually 10,000
at a time will be receiving their bas-
lc training as auxiliaries at Fort
Devens, When their training is com-
pleted, they will be sent to army
posts to work or will go to specialist
or officer candidate schools, Aux
lliary Zimmerman is among those
selected to carry out this tremen-
dous program to release man-power
for the fighting front.
-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cowher,
well known residents of Bellefonte,
last Thursday observed their 33rd
wedding anniversary at their home
on East Logan street. Mr. and Mrs,
Bellefonte
on April 29, 1910, at the residence of
Rev. J. L. Stover, in Bush Addition.
Their entire married life has been
spent in Bellefonte. For several
years Mr, Cowher was employed by
the late Judge and Mrs. A. O. Fuist,
of West Linn street, and for a nume-
ber of years afterwards he was
chauffeur for Mrs. Edward H, Rich.
ard, of Bellefonte, until about four
years ago when Mrs. Richard moved
to Norristown. Since then he has
been employed by Bellefonte bor
ough. The couple are the parents of
on
eet
and
hd
to
to
| two daughters, Margaret, now Mrs. |
| Albert King, of Niagara Falls, N. v.
and Eleanor, at home. A son, Gers
virginia Smith sang several num-| ald, died 14 years ago at the age of |
bers, and Mrs. Grace Haupt, former
associate dean, and Miss Neidigh,
seven years. Mrs. Cowher was the |
former Gertrude Brown, daughter
Som
Ho
Hfonte
ocombpanied
~Pyl. David Love,
Winfield Love,
street, who entered
April 17,
Cumberland to Camp Lee,
receive his basic training
Donald Rine, seaman
class, stationed at SL. Louis, Mo, ar-
rived In Bellefonte last Thursday
spend a ten~day furlough with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph
Rine, of Halfmoon Terrace,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Royer, of
New Cumberland, and Mr, and Mrs
Thomas Pargey, of Niagara Falls, N
Y. spent the weekend at the OA
Kline and the Mrs. Clark Carson
homes, both on East Bishop street
Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Stockdale,
Blairsville, have moved to Belle-
and are now occupying an
apartment in the Mrs. Alvina Stover
house on East Bishop street. Mr
Stockdale Is an instructor at the
Bellefonte airport
Ciirl Scout Troop
will spons
YMCA gymnasium
\ The jamboree
8h ow, booth
sold
the
Va, to
second
of
8 of Belle
jamboree In
1OMorrow
will
a dance
NO
fonte
the
or a
restaurant
for
» awarded
VOUNK
and old
Half th
to the
Mrs
Hoffman
ned over
and Willian
RD
Kenneth Marshall
short visit with
AC Kenneth
fIVINE as ay
Mars!
B ‘Uefonte
M
Alabama
latter's hust
Tail
AC
or a
and
the
Marshall
wino :
Fix
Shotmaker
vy BLAROH
their
nel
with J
William, wh
Hh
at LM
time when tatement
t 11 he uhecript
we £4 you
receiving a pink sip
Yo
ribes whose
are eilbier due past auf
want to aw
serid in your subscription
H
pastor of
D. Lowber, of East Lamb
street the Bellefonte A. M
E. chigch, last Thursday attended a
quarterly distiict conference of that
church in Wilkes-Barre, Upon his
return from the conference he Was
accompanied by the Rev. Budney
King. of Pittsburgh, district supers
intenddent: Rev. C. 8 Butcher, of
Wilkinsburg: Rev. W. A. Bryant, of
Altoona, and two lay delegates (rom
the we rn part of the i of
whom were overnight guests al the
Lowber home, Thursda)
Rey
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1
daughter
Craje, 8
award-
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rity |
Lou Craig
B
been
= Emmy
and Mrs
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James
has
the
Women's
Bucknell Unive
have earned
Buck-
4 gp wg
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junior
seeking a
eonprse. She 1
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member
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Desires ant
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Corrected Weekly by C. Y, Wagner
& Co. Inc, Flour Mill, Bellefonte
Wheat $1.50
Corn 1.15
Oats 685
Barley BO
Rye Bo
Buckw BO
Public Sales
Additional Sales Page 3
Second Section
neat
Saturday, May 15
CLIFVORD REED
at orney-indact for the heirs of
Mary C Reed will offer at public
sale at the late residence in Storms-
town. Pa. the following items
personal pronerty
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Kitchen
cupboard. corner cupboard; chest of
drawers: dining table and six chajrs
living room suite; organ and stool:
6 cane-seated chairs; living room
table, mirror; bed gnd spring; dress.
er, wash stand; wardrobe; rug 8x10:
carpet: stand. gasoline jamb; dav
bed: wooden bed, single; drop-leaf
table; 2 rocking chairs; churn, crocks
and few dishes, and other articles
ton numerous to mention
Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms cash. z19
Saturday, May 15
HARRY PF. NEISEY
will offer at public sale at his res.
idence on Main street, Pleasant Gap,
Pa. the following
HOUSEHOLD OO00ODS--8ofa;
up chalr: 3-plece living room suite:
leather rocker: hall mirror; 4 rock-
ers. 2 straight chairs; O-vjece dining
room suite. Kitchen cabinet; Prigia
aire; sideboard; electric washer:
Roya! electric sweeper; hand sweep- |
er. 4-blrner gas range; 2-burner
“artable oven; I<burner portable
ave; Singer sewing machine: 8-
bedroom sujte; coll Abnrings:
chest of drawers; dressing table:
noting. 4 Kithen chairs: 2 Bet gna onc
HpTIngS
tables; glider; double
stove; 3 ewivan
+
re
Sale & at 12:30 ole
Stover, aucts.
y x19
Work Wanted
and presented at the spring frolic | spoke on Mooseheart. The evening of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Brown WANTED hoy
on May 7, 1843.
with a penny supper. | of
Axemann, i
Rh Rag Wh,
Colevilie, Pa.
son of Mr. and |
of South Penn!
army on
hag been sent from New |
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pull |
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{FOR BALE Loose hay, J
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x9
WANTED To buy
| yard,
iber, metals and
| Kofman's Junk Yard
x1 | °F Milesburg). Phone
xip
FOR SALE Qulorado Biase Spraoe,
RORing from MM inches: fo 48 ince
Inquire of Mahlon Bowen,
miles east of Beliefanie. Pa
MACHIN
eed
ERY
we
PERMANENT
Own
WAVE
Permanent with Charm-Kurl
Kit Compiete equipment. including
40 curiers and ashampoo. Easy
alyeo) ulely harmiens Praised by
sands Tuas
0
wi Lied Parrish
We
farm
Wr
with
pay highest cash
machinery and
Te Ua a list of what
descr tion, price ex.
and our machinery man will
over Also, we purchase bie
cveies—any kind: also trucks, autos
moblies, Pordaon tractors, as well as
other kinds Home grown clover
seed, $1690 bu. while it lasts. Losch
Baul pment Co. Jersey Shore, Pa. x25
POR SALE —Plectric chick Yrooders
Have Deen very fortunate in secur-
ing limited quantity 500-chick size,
Fan-Type electric brooders 80x60
inch canopy. Nichrome heater. OComn-
plete with cord, pilot light, attrac
Sion light, automatic thermostat,
ial thermometer, Operate - on 110-
120 voit A. C. ouly. Improved fan
circulation positive heat oonirol,
heavily insulated. ventilation posj-
tive and measured. Likely last ship-
ment this year, derbaps for the dur.
ation. Kerlin Poultry Parm, Phone
52, Centre Hall, Pa. x18
prices fou
SCrap funk
yon have
pec ied
Wanted to Trade
WANTED Mo, trade a 4-vear-old roan
mare for older horse Reason, 00
much for boy to handle. Inquire of
8 A Hardy, Port Matilda, Pa. x18
Sales Mart
PARMERS Penns Valley Sales Barn,
Centre Hall, Pa holds sale
| Tuesday. Bring your live stock an
poultry, you oan except
8. T. Reigel, owner, manager,
To serap iron. 60 WF
cents per 100 pounds, delivered our |
1.1L
Fur Storage
HITCORACHE Your
from fire, the
PUR
Pere
Hy
them
oat hn
Hiv
2028
Live Stock for Sale
POR BALF
of Ju
ny
a re
Real Estate for Sale
Sanh ¢
ytnd DOTC Hes Located
BEhaoe. Pa
sire of Ve
Pa
fnow
Ta med ate possession. It
nm B. Johnson, Snow Bhoe
x48.
FOR SALE
Posspss! "a
This farm was for.
* Rider farm, now
Farry IY interest.
Frank Maves 2643 Blate
RN.
Money to Loan
FARMERS
Den
Cred dais for
purchasing livestock and
ck able through
oooterative oredit asso
lation Inguire of Geo. Mothers.
baugh, Boalsburg. or Milton BE Sto
er, Coburn, or wsite Production Cred-
it Association. i183 EB Belle
fonte, Pa B11
Soring
“Xe
a
auipment
he farmers
AVa
24
High §
Houses for Rent
FOR RENT. 820, small house
rooms, bath, heat East lamb St
Write P. O. Bax 358 X20
POR RENT-A fotar- room house in
Bush Addition No bath Rent $10
Albert Haupt Bush Addition xi8
FOR PENT «Brick house, North Al-
eghveny etreet Seven rooms ry
bath. Steam heat Charles ¥. 8cha
North Allegheny street. x20
POR RENT -Pive-room modern bun
mow, furnished. Hot water hest
foarden, frais, ood condition; in
Bellefonte mpeon, State Col
lege, R. D. 1. Phone State College
4231 x18
five
De NIN
3
5
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POTATO CHIPS
»
HYDE’'S
POTATO CHIPS
Made in Bellefonte
Get Them at Your Grocers.
Apartments for Rent
FOR REN] A
heck
Decker Motor
Phone 20602
RENT furnished
Pores pris
Mm J
nue. Dial
Kin
POR TENT
Pasture for Rent
HE?
‘ ¥V
Piano Tuning
Repairing
DTH eet
t the home of E
mm. Sunday. May Pi, «f 2.80
m. dear Hunter's Park. Everybody
weome
Get wm certificate
FARMERS ir
i mm Machinery Re~
v EB
Wednes-
Gay evening
FOR SALE
Internationcl
barn at Reb-
‘or particulars
H. E. BIERLY
Tallahassee, Fla.
FORE LITT DH NR I iL
Roller Skate
we (Gf
Hecla Park
Every Friday Night
Poultry Raisers !
START
Your CHICKS
RIGHT
With DR. SALSBURY'S
PHEN-O-SAL
The Double Duty
Drinking Water Medicine
HOCKMAN'’S
POULTRY STORE
Phone 2229
Centre Hall Store open every Sat.
urday from 2:30 to 8:30 P. M.
MARKET EGGS . HATCHING
EGS WANTED