Page Three
June 10, 1943.
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OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT
"TIL 9:00 O'CLOCK
the inte residences on
Clair Brungart and Prossertown rect. Bellefonte Pa. the
of Leb the home of Mr. and Mi Theodore | (tems of personal property
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Lav
A Hie living room tabi« marbi
workin sf Mi le: It . A rockers
Odd nn
pulled and her ton taken
Monday nt Lock Haven We
a speedy recover)
several same
young
present
friend
ne callers in Jacksonville
received Mr. and Mrs. 8 A. Bierlv and Mr
Weaver sere Monday bu
BAT
be
abt ’ URDAY
jetier Was ers «
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The following
7 Die
for the many fine let
write Saturday ts
take! Alice Crouse
supper gues
11
voung folks who s¢ ope this | wie will ex- the Centre County Hos;
| ou and Mrs. Palmer Bierly
: ohn Ba BB reper Ta Pg Trg M06 TO SLL AT THIS LOW PRICE: Act
Dre isos Mayes and Bilover 1 het "y erindston
SATURDAY. JUNE Mrs é if
Waddie will offer at public sale at =
J | EPR —
Friday, June 25 gh! = a BE wt ERR ped
Friday, June 11 MeCLEALAN ROSSMA o ] a bp |
harge ’ will offer at ©» . ’ ¥ 5 y
I like this A yy ichter was barn ta Mr. and 4M. KIRKFPATRICK } miles north of We ™ 2
D . fa val n i ier at pub #n “
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far as you can of th
except who on
lerk in the
James
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| REBERSBURG | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Summers and |
daughter of Bellefonte, called at the
I Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Miller of Clayton Auman home on Monday
TR of the A. FF. Hazel estate, will offer
; ev 4 ? ’ . . range (practically new), electric
Sunday evening at 6:30, followed by| Mrs. Florence Miller of Sharon,! Mr and Mrs. John Cooner, John ed to the south on Tuesday , :
kitchen cabinet, clocks; porch
service Friday evening. Sunday and J. H. Finch, of this place {Inducted Into the army next weel day evenin® with stands, cots: dressers; clothes
Saturday busine tors in Belle cooking utensils, dishes of all kinds
Ld an i AS VISIVOTS Wie
i sb AR gs, .
study class which is held each Mon- And husband, Mr. and Mrs. D. Hi" 500 Gon nion of Couders
furniture and rug jelly glasses,
homes son David, attended the funeral on ersbirg Mr. and Mrs
Cummings &nd family of Summit Hill, moved
Niagara Falls, N. Y, and his fam- morning. We wish to extend mos! Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hockenberry of [stetter, will offer at public sale
g NT - 1 : as int - ~
a business trip to Altoona last Sat- } n0 of Roy Brungart. The latter Is ce ella Richner
Mrs. Bish and little daughter and
on the premises lam Tarbert, Jr, that he has been
nual Children’s Day exercises or] Charles Houtz ha
Yt ® { J - ves and Btove
o'clock, immediately ung home in Jet 'y anid
weeks’ visit with relatives and her home in Pittsburgh last Friday, etn . ’ "
: Geraldine Sevier of Mill Hall Ward. administrator of the ar . Sith a A n: nisi .Ab
Centre County Hospital last Friday Mrs. Orrie Holt spent several days ; :
i J shi, dad ! John Hanselman and two children sATURDAY
: of Wolle
a
Harry Pearce Rumberger held in July by the Bush Grove| pyt John Diehl of Delaware, and Inte
pital at Baltimore, suffering with ful birthday surprise was held Mon-| aq home because of the death of his HOO!
were near neighbors and’ ww 1 Hackenberg were Tuesday eve.
Methodist church beginning Monday,
. \ y . “Dear Friends: 1 am taking this op- weekend with her parents, Mr
»e teachers have been selected “I n
petent teach CLARENCE A. HOLTZ
ir
children for this little bit of relig- to each of you 10 i ould
graduate this year and that will be lor your nave been reced Mrs
munity the Army. 1 just finished maneuvers! preach in the local Lutheran church
GG. W. Bullock. George enlisted injquite a place. There nothing but native of Centre Hall and a nephew
released for defense work, coming work very much it Is very in-
northern
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. McElwain
caster counties. Donald enlisted re-
last Friday for Norfolk, Va. where
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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Saturday, June 12
’
B Eubell Ward, Executor
| Stoyestown, were Tuesday and Wed- evening
: - , . | ! : ¥ " a at public sale at the late residence at
Methodist Church: Prayer service just recently been promoted to his!nesday guests with thelr son-in-law Mis. Bishop of Pensacola, Florida, | Unjonville, Center County, Pa. the
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Thursday evening. Sunday school on! present ranks from that of an En- and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis who was employed at the Rev, Ed following 4 a
Sunday morning. Youth Fellowship sign in the U. 8. Navy |Greninger and daughter Nancy Blerly home the past weeks, return- | HOUSHHOLD GOODS - Hlectri(
where | washer electric sweeper: electric per
the regular preaching service at 7:30, spent some time over Memorial Day | winters and Mrs. Maude Fiedler of she has secured employment Soler: lo ie fron, kitchen Son!
» y " nT) y N nv "(Ye rT i ye gy ry . AOVEe ard « « Lov wiiie
with sermon by the pastor, Rev. W. visiting with her sisters and bro-| philade Iphia, were guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Fred B nder and hovel hard Oh]. TOOL a HR wl
A. Snyder. ther, Mrs. Almeda Stere, Mrs. Wil- home of Mrs. Maude Winters the daughter, Joan of State College, call- 4
Free Methodist Church Prayer lam Summers, Mrs C. W Bauder st weekend, The former will be ©d at the Sholl-Diehl home on Mon- |glider; kitchen sink; bedroom suite;
3 a0. ! r I'S § 8 | 4 ’ ' a A ke closets, rugs of all kinds and sizes
school on Sunday morning at 9:30,] Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Moran and} 0 5. Ziegler and two chil-| Miss Violet Kidder was a we KENd hall and stair carpets, rocking chair
followed by the Children’s Day ex- gon Jay. uid he: othe Ne. Rae dren of Port Matilda are visiting visitor In Lock Haven AMR A Fook pu y om atiae
CISeS D DO spe as B= ' / yi e stools, sidebonarc ring room WW wy,
ercises m in ut A Dona, SF ban ; ug her mother. ‘Mrs. Marie Mann. at! Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Brungart wer
Presbyterian Church: The Bible day visiting with the atlers SISter) pockville pleture frames corner cupboard;
fonte dining room table, large cupboard; 2
3 p he sO . 8 le ry very - small cupboards; Le Indder porel
day evening under the direction of Custer. The hid leaving VEIY nort, spent the weekend with her : PhO rtd }
Rev. HE. Oakwood, will be held inj’ h ! we Ui vig friend, Betty Page PLEASANT VALLEY crooks: Mason jars, and many other
, n . np Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fox and son " : 3 Ruin
the church during the summer O Reed, Mrs. Pierce Peters und Pvt. Ned Hostetman of New Cumn- Be r ariieles. ¢ 1 Yorn maw
d re 2 ree ler Bale ¢ ), n TR .
months Instead of at the various |YWen teed, I Crers UNG herland, was a Sunday caller in Reb- {10880 Twp.) | Haromter, apt why”
y Herbert Chapman pg
Monday afternoon of Miss Mary Fox .
and Mrs. Joseph Peters and || ‘ : ; Mr. and Mrs. Walter
fe moved I the Wil- of Jersey Shere, who had been ill and daughter of Williamsport called ' on Saturday in the lower part of the Saturday, June 12
liam Lucas property to Bellefonte for several Wis Is Se Jersey Share on the former's parents, Mr. and Clair Richner home We welcome MRS, WILLIAM TAYLOR
y “ Syl ‘ x re ns rid nv valk
Joseph has secured employment in ospital and expired , y aay Mrs. A. J. Cummings on Saturday them to our val Preciitor of the estate of James
evening
ellefonte | the (Hnoere sympathies to the bereaved Mr. and Mi nt the weekend at
| 3 3 Pp a ) p | FLAT 14) , LIM | |] f w 11} ¥
i wi hve an Bellelonis | family, relatives and friends hildren, David and Carol
me being t. : imi I i i arol
Mr. and Mrs. John Talhelm enter- Mr. and Mrs. Clair Carmer made... were Sunday callers at the Eminhize:
! . ! !
tained to Sunday dinner Mr. and . y 4
d urday morning recovering slowly from an attack of yall at the
Mrs. Amanda Moran. The dinner The sale of the household goods preumania ni . Mr AaVera Rudy n't
was in honor of the birthday of Mrs. |0f the late A. F. Hazel will be held] Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Tarbert re- writing. as she had seven
Talhelm this Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock ceived word from their son, Pfc. Wil-
Children’s Day Services: The an-|
purchased for|transferred from Hamilton Field
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Methodist Student Day as it is now himself an automobile and expects Ci to Suisun Dine a Fairfield Cal Bminhizer isn't
called, will be held in the Methodist |to leave this week, with the traller| Mrs. A. B. Wolfe spent rit We wish ne
‘ ave | \ exiting in the care b Vi vis) i § fwelling house
church Sunday morning. June 20th |which has been parked on the va- days last week assisting in the TAIe | shoady recovers sale
at the regular preaching hour, 10:30 cant lot at the rear of the Comly of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Page, i le 1 eo
following the garage, for Tennessee, where he has at the Marion ¥X HM g
| - x uk cler
Sunday school secured employment and will reside sey Shore shu
' i ; n » traile | {azel spent the weekend at
Mrs. Roy Calhoun returned to her in the trailer | I
1 le | sm i » Peasant
home last Saturday from a couple Mrs. Thomas Jarrett returned to H. Smith home in Pleasa Saturday, June 19
| BATURDAY. JUNE 12 B ! MES. JM. COLDRON
friends in Pittsburgh and Ohio accompanied by her aunt, Miss Mary | kend ast t the All
\ Ke ges y {3} Vy ’ . i offer at bm % \
Miss Kathleen Homan, daughter Turner. after having spent the past a oe na gu A e ion ifr A ® Hal I
of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Homan of | couple weeks visiting here with rela- Auman hom th hil
this place, was operated upon in the | tives Mr: Map Daye " i hee chil
dren o Lmor and Mr. and Mi:
o pendicitis, with which she was y rokend vis }
for apf ndi iy h wh Ey '%% lover the past weekend visiting with Biore. were Sunday din- Baridten
attacked very suddenly. She Is Im- po. on and daughter in Milesburg r musts with the ladies’ parent ” iat
proving as rapidly as can be expect-| + | REF guesis with U sind at Soring
d The annual Lucas reunion, usually mr and Mrs. Charles Garrett -
ed ! 1 Mr } '
son of Mr. and Mrs. Pearce Rum- church, will not be held this vear on ars John Diehl of Sunbury, called go ii
ne . account of restrictions iriving . . » re Brand - “ VIN
berger of Baltimore, Md. is ill and ace in : re triction on by gp on the former s_grandmothe; Mr beds
confined to the Walter Reed Hos- Birthday Surprise: A very delight-ip, Diehl, last Friday. He was call MANY
4 jay evening at the home of Mr. and! ant Mrs. Elizabeth Gephart, of HBATURDAY
. - some other throat infec. 9% Ant , dizabeth phat I ;
Shop or som ' i Mrs. John Talhelm in honor of the! grate Collear
Vacation Bible School: A Vacation | birthday of Mrs. Talhelm. Guests afr and Mrs. J. N. Moyer and Ms
4 i § acat
Bible School will be held in the
June 21, and continuing each day |
for the next two weeks. School will from Cpl. Basil Robison, in apprecia- | Elizabet)
convene each morning from 9 to 12 tion of the many letters he has re-iness visitors in Bellefonte
p rth ' ; 5s Com- ceived from friends in Unionville Miss Eva Bover of Laurelton, spent
o'clock during the two weeks Com- ceived f n ¥ Saturday, June 19
and all indications are that it will portunity to thank my many friends { Mrs. Newton Boyer
4 : AR 1% ile . 4 Fes $820 od AS re - ; : ¥ f boa ¢ —_
be very beneficial to the young folks. i x Elsie Waite Jp 1 0 at publ a “ 't
0 3 rovveivine fre A | Ty a rt ral &
It is hoped that all mothers of the ters ing ! Tn receiving irom Swartz of Wolles
community will plan to send their
fous education ot spare
Only one of our
attend Bellefonte High School will
Jack Shipley. There are more in the [ing these jetters sine 1 came in § inst week a
class for next vear. but this is the Army and 1 sire enjoy reading M Mlinburg : :
smallest number since young folks every one of them, for news MeClellan, a student at Ge
started to attend from this com- home is a wonderful thing here vehiire Theological Seminary, will
Plc. and Mrs. George S. Bullock in Louisiana and Texas and am Now next Sunday cvenine al 7:30 o'clock :
of Lansdowne, spent last Priday vis- taking desert training here on the Services in the Brungart church Der residens jE Oa AY. Salt at 1730 ©. mm Terms cash. xi 3 " : 3
iting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Yuma desert in Arizona This Sunday morning Mr. McClellan a ' ! i :
the U7. S Army Air Force In August, level desert land a ¢ late Rev. William MeCiellan
1042. and has received training in’ see, and nothing growl rrved the jocal Reformed
Personnel and Military Organization few cactus trees. [ am a «
in several states. He has now been | Division Surgeon's office
from Presque Isle Field
Maine, and will be employed by
Westinghouse. Philadelphia, begin-
ning work there at once
loft By bus on Sunday for Balti-
more. Md. to visit for a few days
with their zon. Donald. and with the
McElwain families in York and Lan-
cently in the U. 8 Army Air Force
and leaves for training on Saturday
June 12
] ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Kerchner left
they spent several deve visiting with
their daughter and husband Lt (ig)
P Richard Fisher. Lt Fisher has
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With More Comfort
TASTEETH. a pleasant alkaline
non-acid) powder. holds false teeth |
more firmly To eat and talk in more
comfort, just sprinkle a little FAS-
TEETH on your plates. No gummy
gooey, pasty taste or feeling Checks
“plate odor” (denture breath) Get
FASTEETH at any drug store |
just promoted | pital at Philadelp
named June Elleen
visiting her
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
teresting work
to a Corporal which 1 am very proud, She has been
the service thir- Jennie
of. 1 have been i
teen months and in this
ser a ot of the country. 1 will now | siller
nd this little note to my many Mr. and Mrs Harry Waite of Log-
tv and 1 hope anton. called at the C. J Weaver,
serve it purpose of gr home ont Monday evening
letters In clos-| Miss Marguerite Krape of Butler
ing 1 will sav that it does all of our {x visiting her mother, Mix W. D
Brungart
letters from vou and to know that The Young Women's Missionary
our many friends are thinking of gociety of the Lutheran church met
and doing their part to make U8 4¢ the home of Mrs Calvin Breon,
hove in the service happy It is a fine ir on Mondav evénins
joby you are doing and everyone of, Mr and Mrs A J Commings
ns appreciates it ‘Keep them 1roll- rolled on the former's mnther, Mrs
ing.’ As ever, Cpl. Basil Robison.” Rebecca Wolfe at Aaronsbure. Sun
A bake sale Ir the Young Women's dav nn. m. The latter is quite ill
class of the Methodist Sunday school] wre. Paul Dingess and daughter
will he held on the nremises IM- of Baltimore, are visiting her pare
mediately after the sale of house ants Mr and Mrs [2= Walfe
hold gonds at the home of the late Ad Reish eho iz emploved al
Albert Hazel. Saturday afternoon, MechanichiBirz, spent the weekend
June 12 at his home
Clorde Smell, Curtis Gréningsr
It might be possible tg get some ang Harry Weaver began work atl
Congressional committees to run the pPiner Alreraft Company the past
war for the Russians and British 88 week ary Zieglor is employed at
well as for us Svlvania Products Company
time 1 have grandparents
”
friends of my comm!
that this
answering all rly
hearts good to receive these friendly
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Only 5
Shopping Days
ofehoce in
DETROT ne
HOUSEHGLD GOODS
old fash jon ed
slove
Saturday, June 12
CHAS. FF. BARTGES
Fil] offer at public sale at the late
CC Bartges home al Spring Mills
the following
HOUSEHOLD OOODS Kalamazoo
kitchen range, A-1 condition. plano,
New Home sewing machine. 3-burner
New Perfection oll stove. iron safe;
center fable: two kitchen cabinels.
old-fashioned sideboard. two book-
cases, dressers, iron beds. linoleum
rugs some hand-woven wooden
hed some antiques, jot of lamba
mirros. quilting frames. bed springs
window screens rockers clocks
rome antique. high chair, baby cra-
die; office swivel chair, arm chair.
cketts. Bollinger olirt. oarpeis
stands, kitchen chairs, kitchen uten.
efls; fruit jars. crooks; wooden tubs.
flower pots. bird cages, sled. porch
swing carpenter foods, i2.enuge
shot gun: 32 rifle; hand cultivator:
scales. three iron Kettles, corn
sheller. meat vessel, garden tools:
jot of canned fruit. chains, mat-
tocks: scoop shovel, wheelbarrow
and many other articles too numer.
ous Wo mention
Bale at 12:30 p. m. Terms cash
Geo E Wise, auct
—
PUBLIC SALE—~CARLOAD OF
Albright
orn planter
potato ralser
Bast. and one a Ben
fon steel moller new
pring harrow. 60-toolh harrow
mill; corn sheller; grindstone
hog crates. extension adder ’
bar wagon. stone fork. potato ahove
wheelbarrow, toD bugey. #01 of bugss
harness and whip, two sets tug hare
ness. sel of houdngs. saddle, cart
*hip swing horse pair of bean
scales, 400-pound capacity ridies
check lines onllars hajters hi :
ing straps forks shovels, pick
grubbing hoe COW chains rake
bolts. hammers, cold chisels
trees dotibie trees digging irons
Crow bar, garden tools; vies, grab
and other tools, stallion bridle five
new milk cans, 10 and 12 gallon
two milk buckets. strainer. strip
Dine cup, Joan or milk cooler 7
enlion churn, two butter bowls De.
Laval cream separator; Two butler
oaddies. large copper kettle and stir
reps Ford pickup truck. barrel of
£4
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-—Plano. light
Oak library table; roll ton writing
desk. round extension table: marble
top stand. large sideboard. drop-leaf
cherry table, hyeakfast set. stands
and chairs. barrel of vinegar. crooks;
ars. dishes. two iron pots: lawn
mower, two wooden tubs. and many
other articles 100 numerous to men -
tion
Sale at 9:30 a m. Terma cash This
single
@ Sensational vals
” SPRING FILLED Livi
Room Suites. WORTH 85°
Matching and comfortad.e
Occasional Chair, 2ll covered in
vurable fabrics for long wear
fofs and
Chair
£1.25 WEEK
Wy
South Dakota
HORSES!
AT THE HOTEL BARN,
Is a clean-up sale. Lunch will be
served on the premises. Mayes and
Stover, aucts X25
TO USE |
EN —————————— |
H. L. HARPSTER
AUCTIONEER
Prompt attention given all sales
PHONE 357%
FINE GROVE MILLS, PA.
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MAKE IT COUNT WITH CENTRE WALL PA
Wednesday Evening
Real Quality Shoes ||| 2m
1 Borrel Mares. iv. B68
2 Borrel Mares 7-8
! Borrel Mares, ........6-7
2 Black Celdings ..... 5-8
Such Names as
ROBLEE BUSTER BROWN
and WOLVERINE
Insure This Quality
For the Convenience of Workers We Will Remain Open
Tuesday, June 15 until 9 P. M.
YEAGER’S
‘Bellefonte’'s Hom» Shoe Store
\ 4 Pc. BEDROOMS |
“ boi? j g v oe
: iy Melaing. re 4 : HB A modern suite at this LOW PRICE
? Sorrel and he Mare. 7 : General Auctioneer " : f= truly a sensation’ Includes: Bed,
10 ; ’ : 3- : pr Chest, choice of Dresser or Vanity
i Sars ns ding 3d Real Estate Sales Fry and Vanity Bench. ALL 4 PIECES
1 Oray Mare. .......... : : , SPECIALLY PRICED |
AIRSTEP L. FRANK MAYES
A BPECIALTY
CALL STATE COLLEGE, 332
Why not have the benefit of
competitive bidding in the sale
of your property.
1 Gray Gelding
1 Bay Pony Geiding. . ..
This is another good load of
horses bought direct from the
farms. You will find selected
teams and singles In this load
with outstanding quality. Don't
miss this sale if in need of a good
team or single horse: Sale rain
or shine,
Wally Gruenewald
RAY CA R, Auct,
Past experiences have proven
that public sales of real estate
demand higher prices.
A pumber of Farms and several
Residences will be offered of
public sale in the near future
Watch for Dates!
FURNITURE CO
Bellefonte, Pa.