Centre Democrat. (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, May 27, 1943, Image 11

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    May 27, 1943.
PENN STATE REPORTS |
INTEREST IN GOATS
Wartime demand for dairy pro-|
ducts has greatly increased the in. |
terest in goat-herding, according to
Professor A. L. Beam of the dairy
husbandry department at the Penn-,
sylvania State College
Importance of establishing a goat
herd and of instituting a program
of research into the problems of goat
husbandry were discussed
cent conference at the College. At.
tending the meeting were delegates
from the Pit'sburgh, the Western
Pennsylvania, and the Clinton-Ly-
coming dairy goat associations as
well as more than 20 goat owners
from the State College-Bellefonte
area in Centre county There are
nearly 50 owners of dairy goats In
this section, according to E. G. Was-
son. State College goat breeder, who
accepted the responsibility of organ
izing a county association
-
From Tunisia comes the
the Axis is not
fense
Public Sales
SATURDAY. MAY On
ses in Woodward at 13
Mrs. Annie L. Kessler
public sale a comp
household goods and
E. E Hubler, auct
BATURDAY. MAY 2
jek will offer at 1
Mos)
of
idea that
so good on the de
a0
home
in
the Albem
at publi
Saturday, May 29
WILLIAM HAUSER,
Administrator, ¢. +. a, in the
of Peter Hauser, late of Snow
Township, Cent County, Pa. de-
ceased, will publ sale
the following DErsOna
property of the
late decedent Town -
ship, Centre C along
the road leading oe UW
Clarence, and
PERSONAL PROPERTY
household furniture; rugs]
potato raiser of hay and
wagon. harrow. hav rone, 3
drums. Maytag gasoline washer;
ing machine, and other miscellan-
cous articles
Sale at 2 o'clock p. m
sale, cash
Saturday, May 29
JOAN MeCLISICK
offer at 1 3 sale at his home
Moshannon the following
personal property
HOUSHHOLD GOQDIS--—-Otl
rigidaire; kitchen
breakfast set
electric mixer. elecir
olator set
elect
estate
Shoe
Ie
£X DOSE
upon
Penna.
Snow Si
A
ou
which sald
O
von
Terms of
x21
stove
cabi-
wash
ter electric per
iron; cooking utensi
er. dining suite
chine, Singer Heatrola,
living room sulte: 2 radios;
bles; lamps: 2
beds. bed clothing.
ser scarts,
Brussels rugs, 9x12 2 Congoleum
rags, x12; rug borders. jars. home
canned goods, and many other arii-
cles too numerous to mention
LVESTOCK —Eleven chickens
one pig. Terms cash
REAL ESTATE -8Seven-room frame
house, light, garage, garden
Terms on real
time of sale,
deed
is
room
and
on
down
on
at 2
Saturday, May 29
DPD. CLAIR MORRISON
il offer a toub sale on the Mor
rison farm Peters
burg, near Cott avers Creek
Valley, the following prop-
erty
LIVESTOCK
will be fresh
milking: 2 &
years old, welg!
4]
st of
8h
personal
2 Holstein cows
ist, other one
grey mare
E VOTRE
Ou cals Lab
eight weeks
100 pounds, 22
on backs and
one
111
ily
TRO
wool
je
FARM MACHINERY
Deering mower, good
Black Hawk planter;
mick-Deering cultivator,
grain drill; cultipacker
hay tecdder. 31 I kein Cramer
wagon, set of wagon wheels
3% ~inch skein: of bobsled
suring tooth harrow, spike harrow,
2 Syracuse plows. Bvractuse side-hil
plow, hay ladders, hay rope; fork
and pulleys, set of Brichhman har-
ness, good condition. set of front
gears, bridles; lines; housing, etc;
50 bushels corn earn. hay and straw;
double trees: single trees chains:
forks, and many other articles too
nimerous to mention
Sale will begin at 12 o'clock noon
Evervthing muat be sold as the farm
has heen’ sold Terma cash Bilas
Gibboney, auct Benson Hutchison,
clerk
McCormick -
condition;
MoCor-~
Superior
hay rake:
corn
DANIE MeKINLEY
will offer at public sale at his resi.
dence in Milesburg, Pa. the follow-
ig items of personal property
HOUSEHOLD GOODS--8Singer sew -
ing machine in good condition. kit-
chen cabinet. 4 beds, kitchen chairs;
rocking chairs. Hnoleum. rag carpets
sideboard, extension table, oll lamps;
fernery. antique dishes; garden tools;
butchering tools, and many other
tema Sale at 1 o'clock. Mayes and
Btover, aucts x
H. L. HARPSTER
AUCTIONEER
Prompt attention given all sales
PHONE 3579
PINE GROVE MILLS, PA.
-
L. FRANK MAYES
General Auctioneer
Real Estate Sales
A BPECIALTY!
CALL STATE COLLEGE, 2342
Why not have the benefit of
competitive bidding in the sale
of your property.
“Past experiences have proven
that public sales of real estate
demand higher prices.
A number of Farms and several
Residences will be offered at
public sale in the near future,
Watch for Dates!
|
feo
(From Last Week)
Rev. and Mrs. Dale 8. Kohr moved
on Monday to Bridgeton, N. J. where
he has accepted a pastorate. The
Rebersburg charge gave a farewell
in their honor on Thursday evening
in the basement of the church. Rey
Kohr served this charge
wish them thelr
field
Daniel
Success In
Kreider of
Mi
before
and Mrs
leaving for
WwW. J
Army
grandparents
Kreider,
service
Mrs. Barrett
line Walker
called at the
Sunday
Mr. and
Lewistown
nee Made
Carolina,
Tyson home
Langford
of North
William
on
Mrs
spent
Mi
Wayne Wagner
Sunday with
and Mrs. M
of
the
latter's parents R
Moyer
CGilenn
tudent a
I'heological
plying local
Weaver of Terre Hill
t Franklin and Mar
Seminary, is sup-
Reformed charge
the summer months. He arrived
Rebershurg on Priday and
Rebersburg on Sunday
who
is a
hall
the
for
in
preached in
morning
Mr. and
Harrisburg
guest
Mr
daughter
Herman Confer
Saturday
Mrs
were
i
Mrs
of
sum
S Ziegler home
Ira Harep
williamsport
W. M. Tarbert
Mrs. Harer's
Mallory. to the
er having spent several
Mr. and Mrs. Harer
Brungart was taken t the
County Hospital last Wed-
nesday, where wns under obser.
vation and treatment He is
impoved at this writing
Mr. and Mrs. C
quietly celebrated the
wedding anniversary
home in West
not
: at the
and and
Lo
Monday at the
They brought
Mrs. C. O
home a
months with
Roy
Centre
pent
home
mother
Tarbert
0
he
greatly
on
Rebersburg. Mr
well the past
an infected
their
been
with
has
suffering
Weaver
vear
font
Mi
daughter Lax
Sunda
A
Meck
William
vi relative
Babcock, Mrs. E H
Hosterman, Mrs. 8 G. Ziegler, Mrs
Henry Duck and Mrs. M. W. Breon
attended a missionary rally and tea
Miilheim Evangel 1 urch
Thursday evening
Mrs. Ellen Bierly
from her recent illness sufficiently to
return to her home on Saturday,
after spending almost two months
with daughter Mr Helen
Shultz and Mrs. Alverta Brungart
Mrs. Paul Winters Mrs. Willard
Burd. Mrs. Roy Brungart and
ney were business
Frida
and Mrs William Hosterman
Wednesday to their
DC
t John daughter
are Penn State students
pent two weeks
and
and 1
pent
Mrs
in the
lost
recovered
her
n
Rod visitors in
Sunbury on
Mr
vot
irned home
ton accompanied
and
who
ter Violet and zon Bobby. were Sun-
day visitors with the Donald Beyers
family in Danville
Mrs. Della Shaffer is ill and
fined to her bed at the home of h
niece, Mrs. M. C. Haim
Mrs. Mahlon Hummel
week with hand
amp Pickett
Thomas Mu
ed from Franklin and Marshall
con
er
her hi
Va
wr recently
ological
aunt, Miss
Seminary visit
Alva Brungart
several |
at a re- years and their many friends here! spent the weekend with
new | nrg
Penn State.
spent several days last week with his |
| home were
| Jersey
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. ™™
Tage Miva
REBERSBURG
Miss Alma Corman and Miss Jane
Corman, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Hosterman of Aarons.
burg, were Saturday business visit.
ors in Williamsport
Mrs. Helen Shultz was on the sick
st last week
Madeline Douty of Loganton,
her skiter,
Donald Wolfe and family
Mrs. Gertrude Frank spent last
Sunday with her grandson, James
Frank and family in Loganton
Sunday guests at the Lioyd Tate
pvt. John Diehl of New
Mrs. John Diehl and Mr. and
M1 Calvin Gilbert and grand.
daughter Shirley of Sunbury Mrs
Elizabeth Gephart, Miss Helen Gep-
hart, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyers
and son Charles, Jr Mrs. Minnie
Tate and daughter Dorothy, and
Miss Alice Long of State College, Mr
and Mrs. Martin Houser and son
Pat” of Mill Hall, and Mr. and Mrs
Nile Stover and family of Livonia
“Peggy” Shade of Greenburr, vi
ited her grandparents, Mr Mrs
H. A. Mever, Inst week
Edward Abbott
honorable discharge
returned home on F
tationed near Little
Mr Howard
ton Pitealrn
wit} former
M1 Brungart
and Cormmny
and
who
from
riday
received an
the army
He had
Rock, Ark
Miller and
pent the
been
weeker
mother
Mr
Hubler
with the
Mrs. RC
Mr E. A
spent Wednesd
Mr. and Mrs. M
Miss Virginia
was a Monday v
Rishel home
Mi Sara Relish of Penn
State is spending her vacation with
Mr Mrs. John
whe rt
burg yy
Mr and
Tyson of
with
M. Garrett
Wolfe of Millheim
at Harry
Miliheim
her parent
i Or th
he
Jane
and
ner
Reish
parents
nmnd two
Satur
Mr
Cecil Hironimus
of Lewisburg
tors with her
Arbogast
Nev
aug! were
day
and Mrs
Mr nr
th
parent
Ktover
following at Sunday din-
Mrs. George Stover
ers Betty and Bernice,
Mr L. A Vonada and
daughters, Jean and Mae, Mr
Mr Park Stover family
and Mrs. Carl Brindle and son Tony,
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Musser of Co-
burn, Mr. and Mrs Lester Auman
and child of Millheim, and Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Kryder a Bernard
of Rebersburg
Clymer Tysm
«fl enter.
tained
ner
and daug
Mr. and
3
Mr
and
and
and Mr
nd son
of Harrisburg
HH fhe
and family
C. H Bames:
Flovd Barner
brother
Mr
Hall
fly
Mrs
Chester
Carlos
Mr
fams-
on Su
Alfred
Harbert
siting tl
and Mr
Ohio
and
aor
Canton
are ¥ parents Mr
Mrs. Charles Gar
Mrs. Summers, who visited at the
Clayton Auman home, returned to
her home in Beliefonle on Salur-
day
Mr. and
ott
Mrs William Wolfe of
Loganton called at the E. RB Wolfe
home op Monda
Paul Wert
om
spent Sunday in Pat.
d ! les il and
Iyde Donald, Miss Louise
Faulkner and Bill Probst f Lock
Haven, Mr | Charles Gep-
hart and son Ko and Mr and
Mrs. Paul Hackman enjoyed Sunday
Der Ohts Restful Acres’
(9 a
a ned
oO
and
at at
Rockville
5138
POTTERS MILLS
(From last week)
Donald Phillips Eugene
and Walter Geary furloughed
home of their respective par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith and Mr
and Mrs Wallace Geary
Mr Mrs. Windom Gramley of
Millheim, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Corman
of Spring Mills, called at the Boyd
Smith home Sunday evening
Those took dinner at
H MeCormick home Sunday
WwW. E. McCormick, wife and son
Reading, BR H. McCormick and wife
of State College, C. E Jodon and
wife Bellefonte. Callers at the
same home were Mrs. Sunderland of
Harrisburg, Harry Burley, wife and
daughter and two friends of Altoona
John Balley of Pine Grove Mills
Miss Margaret Kimport of State Col
lege. and Miss Virginia Patterson of
Boalshurg. visited at the J. W. Slack
home over the weekend
Ralph Smeltzer was taken to the
centre County Home Sunday after-
noon in the G. B. Neff ambulance
Michael Delaney and wife of near
Centre Hall. visited on Sunday at
the home of their son-in-law
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Au-
man
Ben Wyland is moving from the
Blauser apartment
and Charles Jordan and family of
Colyer. are moving in where
Wylands vacated
H. E Paust and wife visited on
Sunday at the John Stover home at
Bellefonte
PORT MATILDA
[0 0
(From last week)
Archie Dixon. son of Mr. and Mrs
A. J Dixon, leaves for the Army on
Friday
Mr
and family
Pvis
Smith
at the
and
the G
were
who
of
of
0
and Mrs, Chester Thompson
of Altoona, spent
{weekend on their farm. On June)
{10th they expect to come for the
summer, They also visited with Mr
{and Mrs. Miles Hoover
Mrs. Pearline Richards has re-
and |
to Martinsburg, |
the
BUSH HOLLOW
(From last week)
Sunday school next Sunday at 9:30,
followed by class meeting. Preaching
service in the evening beginning at
7 o'clock. Everybody welcome
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tate, Mra
Stover and daughter Eloise, Mrs
Christine Love and Margaret Kove
acic were visitors at the Andrew
Irvin and Martin Spotts homes last
Wednesday afternoon
John Talhelm
Moilte Talhelm
munity
Mr. and Mrs William Monsell and
children, William, Jr, Molly, Tommy
and Marian, visited last Thursday
evening at the Roy Spotis home
Marian. who {& employed in a Went.
ern Union office at Niagara Falls
wis spending a few days vacation
with her parents in Bellefonte
Mr= James Metzler and grandson,
| Melvin Metzler. Mrs. Jennie Irvin
and eon Orlando, Mra. Earl Weston
and daughter Sharon Hope, Mrs
vin
vill
Mrs
rem
and mother
visited
i mt
recently
|]
{of thelr personal property
{ from
president
Carl 8potts and son Larry, were Vis-:
itors last week at the Andrew Irvin
home
Willlam Watson and daughter
Mary. of Chestnut Grove, visited on
Sunday with his daughter. Mrs. Ed
iBush and family Mr. and Mrs
{the Bush home
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Spotts of
Unionville, were seen in our midst
| Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watson and
Mac Baney visited on Sunday at the
[Charles Bush home
| Callers at the BE. P. Lucas home on
|Bunday were the following Mrs
{Calvin Naugle and son of Osceola
i Mills, Doyle B8hook of Penn State,
| Elsie Watson and Harold Weston
! Mise Florence Lucas is spending
James Phalon and family also visited |
CLARENCE
(From Last Week)
The weed-selling campaign
grade four has been concluded. Ap
proximately the same amount was
sold as last year. The proceeds will
likely be used for a last day outing
Tony, third son of Mr. and Mrs
Rosle Veneziano of Poormanside, re-
cently enjoved a ten-day furlough
with his parents. He is stationed at
Atlantie City, N. J
Assistant County Superintendent
of Schools, Lewis Lenhart, visited in
town on Friday
The Mike Murynacks are disposing
wd mak
ing preparations to move to Ohlo In
the near future
The memorial committee |x play-
Ing bingo for more funds. Just now
an added feature Is a pig for a prize
Their goal of $1000 has been nearly
realized
John
of
Moore
the
the Stephens
Visitors at
Sunday were
Hoover of Ft
Mr. and Mi
Mr. and Mi
risburg
Miss Blanche Budi
the Meek home Saturday
Anna McGonigal an
Ack Han were vi
her Dar t
her paren
family moved
the fish pond, to
on Main street
Clvde Hoover's on
and Mrs. Willard
Meade Md
Hawkes and
wh of Har-
and
by
hous
the
Mr
George
William
John Bu
Caled
evening
4)
d daug
iting
M1
or
with
Andy Danko
nd Mi
2 Dusing
dns
il McCloskey
base in Louisiana
Mrs. Thoma
M
in
He |
Me lon key
gin uving
John Fer
New kK
irmy
of Mr
Eimer
with his
Elmer hi
ome Line
Mrs. Ben)
Robert, arr
and
Sh
aunt
been
Ts y Or
pend
home
VOUNES
Watson
before we hi
orps. Ren saw action
fic and was releas-
hospitaliza-
rejoin
atl the Krone
Meek and
Bowman of
Lock Haven,
Hoover
1
Zoe
Ella Eaton of
Mrs. Russell
{ Mos non
jamin Krone of
BLANCHARD
Dist
daughter
Mill Hall
Mr nel
hildren
ne A
gr
.
afternood ii
Rw
P
sreak-
A
nominating committee was appoint.
ed who presented the slate of officers
to be elected. They are ax follows
Mrs Warren Driver of
Creek: vice president, Miss
Young of Monument: secre.
tary. Miss Anna Spangler of Blanch-
ard: and Mr. Thompron
of Howard
Mra Mayes of Spruce
ter-in-law
stwndine
harge of Rey
Heato
thy
nt res eed
er. Rev. Shearer of Philipsburg
Beech
Vesta
treasurer
Creek
ary Mayes
tumed to her home ¢
{ several months ;
much improved
on has been qtite
passed anay
an absence 0
condition
Kunes
ill months
on Sunday afternoon
Mr Iottik
Diane. spent the
Mr
Udge's
Charle
for several
Jane and
wit}
hn
weekend
parents and Mrs, Jo Wil-
liams
Miss
winter
stent the
fami
hone on
Matlie Poth who
with her brother” at
Clearficld returned no her
Bunday
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bechdel b
ing reached the twenty-fifth vear of
married life on May 23rd, are plan.
at
dinner in celebration
aceasion., May 30th
Last Week)
The ladies of the Church of Christ
will serve 3 baked ham dinner in the
church dining room on Memorial
Dav. Service begins at 11 o'clock
Seaman Jack Shangraw of Avis
from the high seas for a 30-day fur-
jough. has been visiting his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs Edward Hev-
erly. Seaman Shangraw has seen
much active duty and has heen
awarded seven stars for duty
ning a family
af the
Ralph Riddle of Philadelphia, has |
been spendinz a few days at the
home of his sister, Mrs, T. M. Kunes
Plans are in progress for a Dally
Vacation Bible school to be held in
the school beginning on June Tth
The school is sponsored by both
churches of the town and all child-
ren are invited to attend
WwW. H Spangler was admitled to
the Philipsburg Hoopital on Tues-
day for surgical treatment.
Patricia Gillespie and Miss Bam-
hart of Orviston, were weekend
guests of Margaret Smith and Mar-
igaret Harter, respectively
{her vacation at the home of her fa- |
thel!ther, E. P. Lucas
Sunday visitors at the Andrew Ir- | tier condition is satisfactory.
vin home were: Mr. and Mrs. Scott!
i
[Tate and son Franklin, In the af.
{ternoon they were accompanied by
Mrs. Irvin and children to the home
turned to her home in Tyrone after of Mrs. James Metzler in Unionville
ia few weeks’ visit with her parents,
IMr. and Mrs. Frank Walk
| Mr. and Mrs Bob Lane and fam-
fly of Sinking Valley, spent (the
jweekend with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hosband, also Mr
iand Mrs. Melvin Hosband and chil.
idren of Sandy Ridge
| Mr. and Mrs. Arma Duey visited
her mother at Atlantic.
Mr. and Mrs. Bherman Nearhoof
spent Saturday in Tyrone.
D ——
Air power may not be what its en-
Bermer Hall also visit-
Sunday evening
IMr. and Mrs
ed the Irvin home
Latest reports are that it is rumor. |
led there will be another wedding in
four community
Mr. and Mrs. Rov Spotta and fam-
fly attended church at Port Matilda
{Bunday night. They also visited the
Marlin Moore home a short time.
: Middleburg Man Killed
John 1. Snook, 26, Middleburg, R.
iD. 3, Snyder county, was killed in-
Istantly last week when his car
{retiring were amazingly
Mrs. Howard Rupert is a patient
in the Lock Haven Hospital, having
undergone an operation on Monday.
The Liberty District school board
are receiving bids for the sale of the’
| dwelling house in town owned by the |
Board of Education of the township.
Pimples Disappeared
Over Night
Yen. it fa true, there is a safe,
harmless medicated Maud called
Kieerex that dries up pimples over
night. Those who followed simple
directions and applied Kieerex upon
SUT prise
‘when thev found thelr pimples had
thusiasts assert but, if we were in crashed into a tree between Sunbury |
the front lines, we would prefer tojand Lewisburg State police said a XoUWr
blowout caused the accident.
disappeared. These users enthusins-
tically praise Kieerex and claim they
are no longer embarrassed and
with their clear com
do
riah Drug Store
PINE GRO
(Last Week) {
The Eldon Harpster family is ar.
ranging to move from the Roy Cinles
house on E. Main street, to the Reed
house on Church
Telephones were installed last
week in the 8. A. Homan and Willis
Schilling homes, all saying Hello to
their many friends
Miss Ruth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Rider, is nursing a badly
mangled finger caused by the hand
slipping Into the planter while as-
sisting with the potato planting
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Albright
the proud parents of a bouncing
baby boy, born last week in the Cen
tre County Hospital Lester Is one
of our eMcient school bus driver
That genial paint and oll ag
M. Grimith of Philipsburg, was In
midst the week taking
spring orders and visiting among hi
friends
The
team
street
Are
ent,
0
oul past
Balleyville
crossed
mushbwall
hursday
Moon Grange
23-22 In 1
Memb
Myer Paul
Paul Harj
Homan, F
Le Franc)
Harpeter Deim
Martin on t
Grange
 } aut
Half
being
ba
evening with the
team
of ti
the score VOL
team
eam are Charles
“1 Donald Barto
Harold Donley
Homan, Paul
Fr Husk
Har
eserve |
jatter
Sammy
Shorr
Ley and Gen
$
Report
soled |
farmer on the
il Meeks church
of the
has
best pre
county
f
107
Deen 1
many vear
Mr Martha Gavi
position
position
Pvt. R
and
p wd 3
hi duction hw
chanic at Kline's
Mrs. Thelma
daughters spent last
former school
Everhart Morming
of Pittsburgh, at 1h
home in
and we
Thursday
chum, Mrs
two ¢
Martha Joh
The Momrm-
ings the week visit
their friends in our valley
Walters and bride
Zion to Mareng:
1 be employed tl
with
Peg
hildrer
her
and
Lon Crravsviiie
wren rast rr
pent [a nK
Norman
fitted from
mn wa on
VE MILLS
herger farm as
Mm
Roy Ripka is a patient gt the Cen
tre County Hospital, having submit
lo an appendectomy last °l
He Is Improving nicely
writing is employed
Charles H. Myers farm at Falirbrook
A. F. C. Miss Betty Jones of the
WAAC, | now stationed Albu
querque Mexico she
serving administrative speciall
at that She Is a daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Thom (3
pastor of our Relfo
and Pine Hall
Myer
und
boss Tarmer th
ted 13604
thls
on the
day nt
nt
New wher
ns
base
JOT
med
ant
Charle
maker, M1
and
Ji
M1
Mars
SBatiurd
daughte;
to Millheim
the
on
regular ne
Farmer
PLEASA
(From Last Waasd
ndergoing an appendectomy in Lhe
Centre County Hoapital wseverai
weiss RED. and hoDes 0 soon be able
resume her duties at the 8. FE
ii home
Ray Melroy was home
rishure for the weekend
hose whe
Har -
was
dedi
from
and
t sitended the
Plearant
there ni
(an
Are
i war
ywresent
i
rf
{ Several hund:
A tan taite
i despite
a se se ppd
had atiended
t Boalsburg
8. E. Noli
the
them
services a
Mrs
ficers
of the Amaranin
of
inne
time
John Terry of New ,
be remembered a
whn heen
home ever;
= had
emt
Eg Noll
ter Of Years, is hort
He was recently discharged
from the Marines doe to en arm if
or
jeg
“eat for
here ON 8
Hoe
jury ident in el
te nls suffered a broken
arm injury barring him from active
wryice in the Marines But not to be
daunted. he still hopes to be able to
join a hospital COrpsE overseas 88 an
ambulance driver
Fd Noll is able to be back at work
again after being laid up with in-
juries 1eceived when a part of the
Horner house which he was tearing
down, collapsed. Henry Knofisinger
who was also injured at that time, is
still unable to be about
Capt. William Crumilish was home
from camp for the weekend and
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr
land Mrs. Hugh Crumlish
Robert Brown. Budd Brooks, Fred
Eckenroth, Dick Rumbarger, Chan
received IN on ac
the
Houser, Nevin Corman, George Ma |
gargel, Jr. and Rodney Johnson
were among those who took the sec-
ond examination for the army on
Monday, and who left on Monday
following for camp
Mra. George Kurtz returned home
shout a week ago from the Centre|
County Hospital, where she under-|
| went an operation for appendicitis
Mrs. Harry Tressler from below,
town, spent Tuesday afternoon at
| the Noll-Melray home. Her son, Rob-
ert, is now in Africa
Mrs. HT. Noll accompanied her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Brun. |
gart to MifMlinburg, Sunday, to see!
Mrs. Brungart's sister, Mrs Del,
camp. |
Mr. and Mrs. William Tressler, |
| Mra. Clayton Gettig, Mrs, Harry Hile |
land Mrs. Ward Hile were among]
{those who attended the memorial
lexercises at Boalshurg, Sunday H
| Mrs. John Noll returned to Laure!
“elton, where she accepted a position |
{for the summer. i
| Jack Horner of Washington, D. C..}
‘a former student of H. T. Noll in
aviation, was married Saturday af.
[ternoon a week ago and brought his’
tar bride to call upon the Noil's before
‘returning to his army work in Wash-
ington.
Mrs. W. H. Noll and Mr. and Mrs.
i Mrs
inight
Mrs. Helen Bitner
the Noil-8mith
er's Day with
Hall
f Tha
house iid
farerils
amass
relatives
Harve
day
attended and
fren camp one
of h
grandm
thane aft after a {ew
| Mr:
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hyd 1a
Hrmey retried fig
Het
caring for }
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elping t
icter Jennie, who !
fart ye fF turnied
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Mi:
home
Devons
wil Stones
Zimmermasg
furlough fro
th the Paul Ging
fami!
Mr Mr Boy Rachau of
Renovo, Mrs. Mary Noll of Millheim
and Miss Mary Noll of Mill Hall Mr
and Mrs. Newton Wingard and
grandson of Greenburrs Walter
Wingard of Renovo, were Sunday
guestz at the Ripka home
Philip Barr. Jr
ition at the Nittany
College, and enterad
duties Monday
The Pornwalds entertained the
following at their home at 500 on
[Tuesday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Lee
| Justice. Mr. and Mrs. James Biddle
Mr. and Mrs Rea Florey, Mr. and
Donaki Woomer and Mr. and
| Mrs. Robert Rhoades of Centre Hall
Folks from here who atiended the
Pomona Grange meeting Saturgay
at Millheim were: Mr, and
Mrs. Joseph Owens. Mrs, Clarence
Grove. Mrs. Roy Bell. RE. Biddle
and
ang
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State
new
accepled a
Lion Inn
upon his
land Mr. and Mra Andy Rockey
Miss Belle Rose has returned lo
the Dr. Clawdy home where she was
formerly employed
The Eltor: Taits will move to Stale
College June 1st
What Girls Can Do About The
Man Shortage
With Uncle Sam calling men to
the colors, a serious shortage of el |
gible husbands is sure to result. How |
girls can meet this situation i= re.
vealed by an expert on marita) af.
fairs in an lustrated article In the |
June 8th issite of The American |
Weekly, the bia magazine distributed
with the Baltimore Sunday Ameri-
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Citizens who perform public ser |
vice, without compensation. are en- |
titled to the respect of their Peon,
A H Smith were entertained on'if they cag get it.
Vistas in Litity
Mr. and Mr
Mary Bohn and Mrs. Ethel B
of Oak Hall pent last Pr
Lititz a guest of J nn
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