Page Four
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA,
May 20, 1943.
Robinson Freed on
mony
charg
husband
Those
ness
were
the b
son, «
Penit
robbe
servi
crime
the (
WCOOSS
in
the
In
ley
plead
Al
(
tl
Although Robinson wa re mou } Cat id Auman was ele
entre county ! :
ing from 4 to 8
Penitentiary at
conviction
1e¢ (
an
|
{why Auman had not
‘court In an effort to get hig record
stralghtened Auman declared
tern he to get to Bellefonte
Inter request but the
tern Auman had no dif
to Lock Haven and
where he Is al
Of several
lof the burglary and were sent to the
Western Penitentiary
Robinson originally
his time in the
nitentiary at pittsburgh
talned n to the
Penitentiary wdelphia
Nevin is
Mil gully
t« burgla
nmonwenith yy
proprietor of
sentenced
We
but
Fas
out
had no wa)
LO make such
court pointed out
ficully in petting
other
Burglary Count was
to
Pe
Srve
L]
(Continued from page ¢
might it
es bellig brought
One)
furt
anst |
transte
Wb Phll
Frankin Aur
plea of
res in
hel
Hi el >
SPring place
Lo
Wn Nearby
entered un leped Lo have tole, cal
whl were
stand by the
H. 8 Shombery
urglarized
called to tu
(
I he 18 a parole
dustry
ind ial Since his discharge from Camp
entenced
Hill, Auman worked for a time with
theft his father In the wood then ob
oy tained a job at the Lock Haven Silk
r. J Mill but lost the Jou several week
ate Parole officer Wd took
ck Haven
WO Cul in L«
Ward Fuller of Clearfield
ed with violation of the secur
t In the sal
wded guilty but
until le
Fuller
ion to
Decline
ator rom the
ol at Camp Hill, wa
R. Richard return to that institution
f the State t Roch Auman with the
entiary who investigated th Eq
ry, and William
IE time [O71
and OCCHEIon
Late
Sel
store. 8 to
Police a wins charged
valued at 86 from the
Ang Mill
Fisenhooth
00}
Kelley
participation in
Decker TRE t he
View, pi
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nu
itl
stock
HT of worthle
Pp i sentence
Clearfield nty asith jefendant hg ried repea y wa
term of
deferred September
in
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The Electric Supply a
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Still Has Many
ECTRICAL ITEMS
General Electric Sweepers
r Ol SWee Der
Electric Ranges Water Heaters
Cabinet Sinks — 42 to 60-inch
Walker Twp. To
Coffee Makers-Makes 2 to 8 Cups
Dedicate Roll
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Radios and Record Players
Health Lamps Heating Pads
Table, Boudoir and Floor Lamps
Out-door Brackets
Clocks, Oven Dishes, Egg Cookers
Lighting Fixtures
Iron Cords Flashlights
Schick and Remington-Rand Shavers
Call us for your electrical needs.
Eleciric Supply
Deit
W id
Robert Chuanmo
Nevin DD. Rhine
Clifford Rhine
Nevin W. Hoy
RK 1ld Houck
a Cintle
Company
State College
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We la
Jengalores Druggets
just received st
of
have our
shipment
summer rugs, imported from Brit-
India . . . at the low price of
(->0
So take up your wool rug; put
down one of the e cool, imported
summer rugs.
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Novel patterns, Gayest of colors, Six different patterns
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clean. home.
BRACHBILL’S
Bellefonte, Pa.
in your
Spring Street
consulted the |
John H. Hoy
Lawrence Zellers
Heckman
Cecil Herman
Russel] Heckman
Donakd Lai
Robert Ble
Charles Cire
Mahlon Eby
Ciuy
nuinger
rdon Cilles
Robert Cate
Henry Dunlck
Kermit Shows
Ray M. Dunkle
Melvin F. a
Ch es He
Earl
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Large Throng at
Shrine Ceremony
(Continged from page one)
Wi
put the money
given 0 ihe
28th Divizgion with the
later be redeem
to he
Society of th
Nope thst IT Wo tw
«i for the nor)
and former
Division
i Mu
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TWO
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the
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tate College
, County
mf
American
VFW File
¥ of the 2th
107th Ma.
pellefonte
Belief
Cie
rr tes
parade was Carl
deputy secretary of
past commander of the
m A. Miller of Harris-
r state commander and
memorials for the society
man of the shrine program
arrangements for the
afternon services were made by the
Centre County Post of the Sotlety of
the 28th Divis headed by John
Popson Bellefonte, commander
He was by Harris Holmes,
Atate vies-cominander, and
Robert Bellefonte, ad
jutant
shal of the
Complete
WON
of
assisted
College.
T. Wi
Hard
HERE'S YOUR EXTRA
HIRED HAND
| MAKE YOUR HM EARN
| fickont, low-cost PARMAK Electric Fencing. |
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8.YEAR SER SuARANT!
WORLIYS LA Wiiek X |
IMMEDIATE DRLIVERY,
Schaeffer s Hardware 2% —
.
HOUSEHOLD FATS
ARE VITAL NEEDS
at 7.500 Pounds
for June
mit effort to
nally po
from
auring
All all
whi)
collect a mil
Waste
of
of
Hon nds
the
Lhe
of
nome
month
ster
iNeed ye day
quota is 7,500 pound
J, Kennare halr
Committers
f Ix
of
Council «
Name Tribunal
For Blackouts
(Continued rom saps one)
forwarded
new iy-appointed
officer in
thst ring the
administration
ip dogs, nine of
destroved because Lhey
The tenth was re.
owner after a $2 fine
MN
Borough
repol ted
first tens 4 !
AYS of
he rounded
which
w
it
were
ore no loenses
ts Be
Wl :
rnd
1 the State High-
he State ackhow-
sibility for the main-
Water Street, and of the
wall along Spring Creek
Street. The Department
the wall will be repaired
the near future
The Centre County Commission.
ers, answering a complaint by Coun-
about surface water from the
Home, reported that the
drainage resulted from a broken
connection and that the break has
been repaired. No further difficulty
from that source is expected, the
Commissioners set forth
Council, acting upon a recommen.
dation by the Undine Fire Company
approved the appointment of Eug-
ene Gentzel as an Undine driver
reapo:
tenance of
retaining
Water
reported
on
ir
ell
AA
Snow Shoe Plans
Commencement
(Continued from pape ome)
lores Mclaughlin, Marie Hionle
Pauline MacNamara, Ruth Retorick
Margie Kobalchik, Ravmond Man-
gino, Betty Btephens, Elouise Beals,
Margie Halanik, Rose Marie Brewer
Donald Carlson, George Houser,
Conn 8hope, Dorothy Casher Dore
othy Beals Margie Barger, Agnes
Sefchick. The Junior class président,
ftard Hall, will accept the key
The officers of the Senior class
are as follows president, Charles
Shaw (who is now serving in the
armed forees), vice president, Joe
Morgan: treasurer, Pauline Mac-
Namara, and secretary, Ruth Pres.
ton. For this occasion, Mercedes
{Sharkey will play the Processional
Commencement night will be held
on Priday, Mav 28,
fen students holding the highest rank |
{in the elass will speak, namely: Pred
Cramer, Jean Haynes, Rath Preston, |
| Harry Burger, Melvin Hoover, Doh-
{ald Quick, and Joe Morgan. The
'muin speaker of the evéning will be
Dr. J. W. Claudy, syperintendent of |
{the Rockview Penitentiary. Tmme- |
{diately after the commencement ex-
ercises, the Benjor dance will begin,
{with music furnished until 1 a. Mm
{by the American Legion Junior Or-!
| chestra of Bellefonte, one of the
{best in Centre county. Tickets will
ibe sold at the door to anyone wish-
, | Ine to atténd the dance, at 556 cents,
4 {including tax.
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& Todi ue ¥ Flour Mm, Bellini
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