Centre Democrat., June 17, 1943, Image 5

June 17, 1943,
LOCAL
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—Philip Saylor, Bellefonte bor-| Mrs. Bayard Magee, of East |
,OUgh manager, last week attended | Curtin street, is visiting friends in|
the Pennsylvania Water Works Op-| Marietta, Ohlo |
i
erators Association convention mn «Mrs, Margaret J. Gates, of North
Harrisburg. | 8pring street, was in Juniata Satur- |
«Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall, day of last week to attend the fu- |
of Erie, spent the weekend in Belle- | neral of Mrs. Virginia Burket |
fonte with the former's brother-in-| __ mr and Mrs. Henry Gruber, of
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer | coon sord. N. J. are spending this
Hauer and family, of East LIND | week with Mrs. Gruber's mother,
street, | Mrs. James Seibert, and Mr. Seibert,
~Mrs. C. R. Minnemeyer and son at their home on Pine street
and daughter, Charles and Marian, | _ aries Sarah Bayard, of Williams
last week moved from Coleville to port, a guest at the Willlam B. Ran-
Bellefonte and are occupying the ky, home on East Curtin street, has
Mrs. Mark W. Willams house on |i,ade tentative plans to leave soon
East High street for Eagles Mere to spend the sum-
~Lt, James 1, Spangler, with the mer months
Air Forces at the training center in Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pye, of
Springfield, Mo. spent a brief fur-|iaidaysburg, spent Saturday in
lough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | pojetonte with Mrs. Pye's nephew,
R. B. Spangler, of North Spring | j.mee Sloop, at the home of Mr
street, last week and Mrs. Frank Daly, on West Bish-
~Thomas Spritzer, electriclan’s op street
mate, third class, in the U. 8. Navy, -Miss Clare Beatty, daughter of
returned to his duties at Solomons, Mrs. Charles R. Beatty, of East Cur-
Md. last week after spending a brief tin street, is spending this week in |
furlough with his wife at the home | prantord Conn. with her brother-
of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Swartz in-law and sister, Lt. and Mrs. D FP
of West High street Mull and family
—Harry McMullen, of Milesburg, Mrs. Ben Herr and
who suffered a leg injury In an ac- ..iave Ricker, both of Bellefonte, |
cident at the Bell mine of the War- spent the weekend at Camp Lee, Vn /
Jer Company last November, is re- oi air Herr and Willlam PF. Kes-
ported to be recuperating satisfac. gnoer both of Bellefonte
torily in Hahnemann Hospital Phil- | training there
adelphia, where he recently under- Cpl. Elwood Ward arrived
Went bite raring Operation home Saturday from Florida to
ugene burns, | ( 8MD spend a 14-day furlough with his
Gruber, Oklahoma, is spending a 12- | har and friends of Prossertown
day furlough with his wife, the for- py io nis first visit home for sev-
mer Dolly Houser, at the home of | 10a months
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abram Mrs. Joel Stover and family last
Houser, of Rockview. Pvt. Burns also
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs week moved (rom the Brooks apart-
§ : “ments on East Linn street to the
John Burns, of Bellefonte, R. D ‘
Miss atta Decker. of Blanch former Calvin Purnell home on East
Pa we aw A CKer, of B anch- Curtin street. Mrs. Stover recently
ard street, and Miss Margaret Mor- |, chased the Purnell property
gan, of East Bishop street, have ac- Col Elwo Ward " {
cepted positions for the summer at op, Lwood AYarc. Whe nn
the Sylvania Electric Products plant 'F®ining in Florida, is spending a 14-
in Mill Hall. Miss Decker is a teach. (ay furlough with his mother, Mrs
er in the Bellefonte schools while Rosle Ward and family of Prowger.
Miss Morgan teaches at Snow Shoe. OWN This B CPl._ward’s Arst vis
Mrs. Joseph Baney. of East 1 home in nearly a year and a half
\ 5. JOSE] ¥ ¥. LAS HO - ” . — "
gan street, last Wednesday enter- Cpl. Paul Dp Foreman, of Camp
tained at a dinner in honor of her Atterbury, Ind. arrived here Sun-
twin nieces. Eloise and Eleanor Mc- 9ay for a three-day visit with his
Mullin. The dinner was in celebra- Mother and sister, Mrs. D R Pore:
tion of the girls’ sixth birthday an. Man and Miss Lois Foreman, a
niversary. They are daughters of their home on North Spring street
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McMullin, of Miss Patricia Kelley, who Is a
Milesburg student nurse at Providence Hos-
, ’ i . Washington, D. C, arrived in
Mrs. Violet Morris, of New York pital. V
City. is spending this month in| Bellefonte last week to spend the re-
Béllefonte with her sister, Miss Eliz- | mainder of this month with her par-
abeth Barnhart, of East High street. ®D!S. Mr and Mrs. George A. Kelley,
Mrs. Morris was accompanied here Of the Forge
by Samuel Neusteadt, also of New W. C. Coxey, Mr and Mrs. Leif
York, who returned to that city dur- A. Olsen and son and daughter,
ing the weekend after a week's stay Stanley and Mrs. Helen Matthias,
in Bellefonte and Mrs. Dorothy Hermstaedt, . all
—Miss Julia Spear, daughter of Of Bellefonte, Monday attended the
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spear, of funeral of Mr. Coxey’s son. Eugene
Milesburg, is reported to be recover- COXe¥. in Clearfield
ing nicely from an emergency ap- —Pyvt. Gerald R. Schreffler, of
eration for appendicitis she under- Camp Hulen, Texas. has been re-
went at the Centre County Hospital, leased from military duty for an in-
Tuesday of last week Miss Spear is definite time because of iliness and
an employe of the GG. C Murphy is now at the home of his parents. |
Company store Mr and Mrs Willlam Schreffler, of
—Miss Phyllis Jane Shaw, daugh- Valentine street
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Shaw, of Mrs. John Deita departed Mon.
North Spring street, employed in the day for Winchester, Va. to join her
local Bell Telephone exchange, spent husband, who recently accepted &
part of her vacation last week with position in that city. Mrs. Deitz the
Miss Betty Thompson, at the Lock former Mary Rogers. had been visit.
Haven State Teachers’ College Miss ing her parents, Dr and Mrs. J ©
Thompson is 2 daughter of Mr. and Rogers. on North Allegheny street,
Mrs. Robert Thompson, of North for several weeks
8pring street -Mrs. William C. Thompson, of
-Mrs. Raymond Hilton and young North Allegheny street, spent the
daughter, Katharine Ann, of Wom- greater part of last week in Cham-
elsdorf. are spending several weeks bersburg. where the attended meet.
in Bellefonte with Mrs. Hilton's fa- ings of the Women's Presbyterian
ther, Thomas B. Beaver and family, Synod. Mrs. Thompson is president
of Fast Bishop street. Pfc. Hilton, of this district, which includes Cen-
who entered the armed forces more tre and several nearby counties
than a year ago and who had been Robert Barnhart. George Von-
serving in a recruiting station in Gunden and Edmund Cain. all of
Harrisburg, recently was transferred Bellefonte, have arrived safely in
to New Orleans, La Pearl Harbor, according to word re-|
_Major and Mrs. Richards H.|®iVed last week by Mrs. Barnhart.
Hoffman announce the birth of their ©f the White apartments. The men
first child. a son. Richards Holmes i! Bellefonte some weeks ago to
Hoffman, Jr. weighing six pounds, enter government employ at Pearl
four ounces, in the Walter Reed Hos. Harbor
pital, Washington, D. C., on Wednes- Miss Ann Heverly, employed at
day. June 9. Major Hoffman, former the Hunter Book Store on North |
Bellefonte physician who now is Allegheny street, has been off duty]
serving as an Army flight surgeon in since Friday and Is undergoing
North Africa, is located in Tunis treatment at the Clyde Alabran
Mrs. Hoffman's home is in River- home in Pleasant Gap. Miss Heverly
dale, Md is reported to be recovering steadily
~Mrs. ‘Clyde Rosenberger and and is expected to resume her duties
withi sw days
three children, of Pt. Wayne, Ind, = 0 * few day
rrived in lefonte. turdavy Robert John “Bob” Klesius, son}
: ag visit with brs a of Mr. and Mrs. John, Kilesius, of Al-|
. toona, one of 18 Penn State under-|
berger’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- !
Lam Jodon. at their home on North Sraduate center students who left
Allegheny street. Mrs. Rosenberger,
who was employed at the local tele-
phone exchange before going to FL
Wayne some years ago, now is em-
ployed at the Ft. Wayne exchange, Jackson and Shields families in,
»
Co—
Miss Gen-
who are
I
training at Ft. Bragg. N.C. Klesius, |
{ Torsell
| Reed Hospital
|daughter on Tuesday moved
lone of the
| Bouth Water rtreet
| side of the former Brown house on
‘nell Medical School in
~ THE CENTRE DEMOCKAT, BI
~Mrs, J
spent the
East High street
| =~Miss Ethel Dale, who has been |
| teaching in the Clearfield county Upned at Newport News, Va, spent
2s | schools, has arrived in Bellefonte to from Friday until Tuesday with his
spend the summer months.
Miss Barah Love, employed. in
Punxsutawney, spent the weekend in
Bellefonte with her mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Love and family on Rey-
nolds avenue,
“James Gilligan, superintendent
with friends here,
Mrs. Jean Bausr Heffelfinger, of lough with hig wife and son ‘n Belle. |
West Bishop street, has resigned her |fonte, Pfc. Albert Confer on Mon- |
pesition at the Murphy store ond |
has accepted a post at the Sylvania
Electric Products Company at Mill |
Hall
of the Centre County Agricultural
Conservation Association, Is attend- |
{Ing a two-day conference In Har-
| risburg. Mrs
Smith
turn home Friday
Russell Torsell, Paul Howard,
James Decker, Richard Alterio and
expects to re-
| James Dann, all of Bellefonte, spent
Bunday
Mr
in Washington, D. ¢. with
Torsell's brother, Pfe. Carmen
who Is a patient In Walter
-A. R. Ziegler. of North Spring
street, employed at Niagara Falls,
N. Y. recently suffered a fractured
bone in his right clbow in a fall
while at work Mr. Ziegler has re-
turned home and will remain here
until the injury has healed
Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Mowery and
from
Ripka espartments on
to the northern
South Spring street recently vacated
by the Donald Knisely family
William Kellerman, a student
at the University of Pennsyivania,
spent last week with his parents, Mr
(and Mrs, Charles Kellerman, of East
{ Bishop street
William, who enlisted
in the Navy in Pebruary, bas been
studying since then at the univer-
sity having been sent there for
special training
Jack Cole, son of Mrs Nellie
Cole, of East High street, last Tues-
day underwent an cinergency oper -
ation for appendicitis In a River.
view, N. J. hospital Jeck, a grad.
{uate of Penn State last December
Is employed 1s sub-controiler by the
Arrastrong Cork Company at Key.
port, N. J
Willlam Royer, of Niagara Falls,
N. Y. arrived in Bellefonte Tuesday
to spend a Week OF 50 as a guest at
the home of Mrs Clark Carson and
family on East Bishop street. During
[his stay in this locality Mr Royer
expects to go to New Cumberiand to
spend several days with his son, Paul
Royer and family, who reside in that
city
—Mr. and Mrs. William P. Simn-
monds, of New York City, arrived in
Bellefonte on Tuesday, for a two
weeks’ visit with Mrs. Simmonds’
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Willlem
C. Thompson, of North Allegheny
styeet. Mr Simmonds recently com-
pistad his third-year studies al Cor-
New York
City
— Walter Huntzinger, of Scranton,
former Bellefonte Academy student,
won the first round for the vice pres.
ident’s golf cup at the Baila golf links
Monday. by defeating Dr. James Sel-
igman 2 and 1. Huntzinger will be
remembered here as a high-ranking
student and a star athlete in base
ball and basketball during the two
years he attendad the Academy
Staff! Sgt. Steve Barnyak, of Mo-
shannon, returned 10 his duties at
Camp Corras, Colorado, Friday, after
a brief furlough with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. John Bamyak Sat Barn
yak. engaged as a coal operator at
Moshannon prior to entering the
service, enlisted in the army on De.
cember 8, 1041--the day after Pearl
Harbor and now is with the Field
Artillery
-Mrs. Luella Dale Cheesman and
her son, Robert, departed Tuesday
night for Toledo, Ohio, where they
will spend a week as a guest of Mrs
Cheesman's sister, Mrs. Mary Dale
Ciregg. Robert Cheesman, a Penn
State student. has completed ad-
vanced R. O. T. C. training in col.
lege and now is enrolled in the Vol-
unteer Officers’ Candidate School
He expects tn be called for training
about July 11
Miss Alma C Cartwright assist.
ant clerk in the offices of Local Draft
Board No. 2. of Bellefonis, since the
bosrd was organized at the begin-!
ning of the war, has resigned that
Board No. 1, of State College. where
ury Department. Miss Cartwright!
began the ditties of her n
~Mr. apd Mrs. Van Jodon,
and family,
Iwife on North Allegheny street
~Mrs. Nap McGinnis, of
{Howard street,
|week for Eagles Mere, where she
{will spend the summer months
«Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baker, of
Downingtown, Friday arrived In
West
| of schools at Dunmore, near Scran- | Bellefonte to prepare for the open-
| ton, at one time a teacher in the lo- [ing of their summer home “Porgy” |
eal high school, spent the weekend
at Wingate,
~After spending a 15-day fur-
day returned to his duties at Elgin
Field, Plorida
~Mr. and Mrs. John McAuley, Sr.,
were In Bellefonte on a business
mission last Thursday
T. N. McAlarney, of Bellefonte,
was In Philadelphia during the
weekend for a check-up at Jeffer-
son Hospital, where he was under
medical treatment early this year
Pvt. Marshall Frazier, of the U
8. Alr Force stationed a! Sebring,
Fla. returned Tuesday after spend-
ing a fifteen-day furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Frazier,
at Coburn
Pfc. Albert D. Ebeling on Mon-
day returned to his duties at Elgin
Field, Florida, after spending a 15-
day furlough with his mother, Mrs
Norg Ebeling, of West High street
and with friends In town
Pvt. Prank Rodavich, of Phila-
delphia, arrived in Bellefonte last
week for a visit with his brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and ars. Merrill
Waite and family. of Phoenix ave.
nue, and with other relatives In this
vicinity
Summer courses in shorthand
and typing will start in the Belle
fonte High Bchool on Monday, June
21st at § o'clock, in room 215. For
further information see Mrs. Daisy
Henderson, Bellefonte, Pa Phone
32 .
The War Stamp booth in the
Murphy store sold $4185 in stamps
Saturday morning while members of
the American Legion Auxiliary were
in charge of the booth. The previous
Saturday morning sales were $3550,
members reported
James Cox, of Peng street, Belle.
fonts, and Arthur Nilson, of Zion
last Thursday departed for Balti.
more Md. to enter the UU 8 Navy
The men enlisted for service some
time ago and recently received their
call to training
Mrs. J. 1. Underwood of Erie is
here for an indefinite visit with her
sisters-in-law, the Misses Mary and
Blanche Underwood, of North Spring
street Mrs. Underwood came
Bellefonte from Washington, D
whape she bad been visiting her son-
in-law and daughter, ILL and Mrs
J. Blewart Hunter
Four Bellefonte residents at-
tended serviees in the Philipaburg
Episcopal church, Sunday night, at
which time they were confirmed hy
Bishop Hunter Wyatt-Brown, of the
Diocese of Harrisburg. The four
were: Mrs R OG Lindquist Mrs
Robert Morris, Jr. Mrs Calvin Pur-
nell and Mrs. Jack Wilkinson
Ensign William J Dorworth, Jr.
who ig stationed with the U 8 Navy
in New York, is spending this week
at the Dorworth family home on
East Linn street. His father, W_J
Dorworth. of Philadelphia, will be
here for the weekend Ensign Dor-
worth 8 contemplating a change to
another branch of Naval service In
the near future
Ensign Oeorge RR. Meek, Jr,
Satupday returned to his dulies at
the Navy yard in Philadeiphia after
spending several days in Bellefoule
with his pagents, Mr and Mrs
George BR. Meek. at the family home
on North Spripg street, and with his
aunt, Miss Mary Meek, of West High
street. who is a patient in the Cen-
tre County Hospital
~The American Home Department
of the Bellefonte Woman's Club will
hold itz final meeting Monday, June
21. A picnic supper will be held on
the law at the Mrs. Benjamin Brad-
ley home, North Allegheny street. All
members are urged fo be present
and bring their own table service,
also their own butter and sugar. The
meeting will begin af 4pm.
A son horn last Wednesday night
to Mr. and Mrs Walter Ray, of
Bellefonte, at the Centre County
Hospital, made its debut into the
world on the 17th birthday anniver-
sary of the oldest of the Rays’ four
other children. The child is reported
tn
y
for army service May 26, is now in [post to become clerk of Local Draft to be doing nicely. aithough the con- —
(dition of Mrs. Ray. the former Pearl waANTED-<To buy a 1831 Ford coubs,
who enlisted in the reserve. corps she succeeds Guy Lauver. who has Ruble of Centre Hall, is causing the
December 7, 1942. is related to the accepted a position with the Treas- family som# concern
—A car owned by Mrs. Clair Oates
Smith, af Ridgway, ot |
ho Vo in Bellefonte as Washington, D. C., spent the week-
& guest of Miss Anne Compton, of (end in town with their som, Charles
~8gt. Frank H. Hull, who Is sta-
depaiied early this |
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| WARRIORS MARK COUPLE | rom SBALE-Hard coal
p ; iG! ¥ Ripka, 8 Water
TO RETIRE FROM FARMING tonte. Pa
Mr. and Mrs. McClellan Rossman | POR SALE---1936 Plymouth car In
of Warriors Mark, on Friday, Jupe| food conditjon; good tres RO
25 will dispose of their livestock and | The Madisonburg, Pa ts
farm equipment at public sale and POR SALE-Manchu soy beans for
will retire from farming | weed. 8225 a bushel Roy Zim-
) efont Dd. 2. PI
The Rossmans are a remarkable | SOIAT Bellefonte, R. D. 2 hone
couple. Mr. Rossman Is 80 and his |
wife is 78, and up lo this time they
refinished, ready for your
have been operating the farm them- RAE Br ast out
selves. After June 26 the farm will'gaog
be operaled by a young couple, but| +
the Rossmans will continue to live | FOR
in their present home
Mr. and Mrs. Rossman have 14 liv.
ing children
Card of Thanks
BARTHOLOMEW — We fake this
meatia of thanking all persons who
contributed in any manner or form
during the death of Helen Barthol
omew (Signed) The family
WHITE--We take this means of
expressing our thanks to neighbors
and friends for the use of their cars
their florsl tributes and thelr many
acts of Rindly sympathy during the
iiness and death of Mm Ida May
White, of Axemann (Bigned) Mr
and Mm. Curtis White and family
Lost and Found
LOST Rationing book No 1, sued
in the uane of Olive M Williams
of Julian, BR D Pinder please noti-
fy owner si abose address x24
Help Wonted
WANTED--A boy or girl to work on
farm Inquire of LL N Lute Belle
fonte. BR D 2. one mile east of alr-
wrt 24
all szea C
street, Belle.
23-11
FOR SALE--~Irop-leaf cherry table
home
Daal
KiA
BALE
82 28 per
Flick, Julian,
Pike)
wowed
J.B
(Philipsburg
x4
Sov beans for
bushel! Inquire of
R. PD
| FOR BALE--80 bushels of buckwheat
and T-h. pp gasoline engine Harry
K. Beck, near Oray's Church, Port
Matilde. Pa x24
POR BALE
er motown
feeder
College
bal
self-
ale
x26
“Ann Arbor pick-up
driven and wilh
James I Markie BR D
Pa
POR
Or
BALE
child
refr
Tanney
Tricycle
3 to b
(erator
in pooag
years old
medium
LET Re
Also
nie
x24
elec)
Hotel
Ww
FOR SALE
Marse 2-<h
IL, Claster
Beliefonts,
On SALE All kinds of
planta Price 2 dozens 15 cents
quire of Lewis Masullo, North
Bt. Bellefonte, Pa
. Two
4]
and
Pa
new Falrbanks
gasoline engines M
Home High street
x36
“
garden
in-
Boring
Soft and hard wood
length Will deliver
Mam M Strouse, Cli
MII Mall, Pa
POR BALE
n ove
quire of Wi
dale BR D
POR SALE 1887 Dodge
botiom. 44100 capacity
change for dump ruck
Inquire of Andy Koabhko,
Pa
truck
or will
anme
SALE Pord
good
fore]
win
FOR
mode]
bushels
Sylvester
Dix Rur
1935
10
V& ooupe
condition also
buckwheat Inquire
ams, BR D Ju
WANTED--Single man to work on
potiitry farm and help take care of
poultry. Inquire of John Snavely. R
DD Centre Hall, Pa x25
WANTED — Man and wife to help
work on stock farm, No milking
pod workers, honest, and no bad
habite. Budd Wining Port Matilde
x24
an
x24
FOR SALE 20¢
Mason wine caps Gowen
Stivers Store. Jullan BR D
5-R-3 Port Matlida Closed Thursday
al ter HOON x24
Omion sia
a
pound
Harry
Phone
WANTED ~A boy 15 or 18 years old
to work on farm Inquire of W B |
Bathgate, 6 miles east of Bellefonte,
ng Jacksonville road, Blefonte R.
FOR BALE Man's fitted leather tnil
1 Kit, zippered, fine quality, like
new. Man's summer suit. light gray
pipe 30, almosi new, reasonable Dial
{ Belisfonte 2677 x25
{FOR SALE Fourteen-year-old boy's
Paim Beach sult and B H 8
sweater, almost new White enameled
bed, oak stand and childs rocker
Bell phone 2398 x24
WANTED — A wothan for general
housework. 20 10 BO years old: good
waits Inquire of Robert R
Calling Row, Bellsfonte, or write Box
415 Xid4
WANTED--Married man to work en POR SALE. An F-12 Farmal
farm House with elecricity fur and a one-way tractor plow w=
nished Must give reference Chatles sid at the regular Clinton Auction
H Myers Penna Purnace, Pa. Dial at MI Heli, Pa. Monday, June 2)
mms Ooiiege x24 Joe Bechdel Mg x24
to cut paper wood FOR SALE — All kinds garden
planta. including tomato. cabbace
raulifiowsr, egr plants, mangoes, etc
use fOr | Inquire of Pred lovine, North Thom -
w Hott as Bt, Belisfonte, Ps x24
— LD ats
tractor
i be
of
tract or By
cabins suitable for family
rent at Inquire of O
x Teming.
A A A SA ———— " BALE Fordson tractor
WANTED-For 800 family | ©, 0 rubber. John Deere plows
eins Be Tht et to | ood shape. Alas four Model A Fords
poms por 200 ‘well: know TR Ohevrolet sedan Martin Motor
Boustholdifern Drducts sold for 53 O0« Flemington, Pa. Phoue 2123 x25
experience neededgoowe
a yr Bs Good APDOArance at | POR SALE-A90 two-door Hudson
gerd i Be of housewives needs help wodan. eaxoeilent oondition good
ml Me Ind. sold $4000 Wes. mileage 25.000. Neer driven
h i . “Pept. Over 85 miles per hour Inquire of
Be 48, 24 William M Strouse Clintondale R
| D. Mi} Hall, Pa x24
Work Wanted POR SALE-Extension ladders, from
> | sixteen to forty feet in length.
WANTED--Position caring for inva. fuamntesd to be OK. in every re-
aged. also convalescents | pect. Will sell these ladders at a
te at 212 East Lamb St bereain Oolonel GO Decker 212 Bast
Pa
vor
: wri
a x24 | Linn 81. Bellefonte, Pa. Phone ni
x
SRE wr ty 4
stock in our
for sale In
one manure
one tractor-drawn single-
plow one horse-drawn disc
Bears Roebuck and po +
x
job by ox- |
been driv. | POR SALE-We have in
three years dncuiss | Btate Collecs * store,
WANTED-«A truck driving
! perienced man who has
ine a truck
Rh of Orifin. Pleasant Gap.
WORK WANTED Experienced boy | harrow.
wants work on farm. State location State College. Pa
and wages Dial Slate Col. | comms —
of farm snipes
lege 4516. or write Box 8, Cent | PARMRRS « The Clinton Auetion,
Demos, —_ i —_. Mill Hall, Pa. offers you an on-
anted to Buy
"Rk | portunity %o dispose of your live.
(stock and poultry by competitive
ibldding, every Monday Cet your
itheck as soon fs sale is made No
sale, no oommission Joe Bachiel,
og
PERMANENT WAVE 50c. Do ar
ony Permanent with Charm-Kurl
t
:
myst have a good body. Inquire of |
| John Patianock, Clarence, Pa. x25 |
{WANTED — To buy a second-hand
! eviinder head for Pordason ’ 31
}
IRround. Also small
!
!
8. T. Relgel, owner, manager
POR SALE-Some mized and some
timothy baled hay Inquire of W
Blerly, Hublersburg, x4
POR BALE
o
Ford V-8 coupe with
four new 600-16 tires mounted and |
good spare. Price $220 cash. Also 1038
Chevrolet conch Write or phone Pal-
mer OC. Blerly, Rebersburg, Pa xan
POR BALE New two, three, and four
can electric. gas engine, or joe.
oooled milk coolers. Open Wednes-
day, Frida and Baturday evenings
i
Btanley C erly, Miliheim, Pa. Phone
bheB-4 x24
pn EE]
Sales Mart
PARMERS «Penns Valley Sales Barn,
Centre Hall, Pa, holds sale every
Tuesday. Bring your lve stock and
pOVIWryY. YOu can except good prices
1-11
FARMERS —~ We pay highest cash
prices for farm machinery and
scrap junk Write us a list of what
you have with description, price ex-
pected, and our machinery man wii
look 11 over Also, we purchase bi
cycles--any kind; siso trucks. aute-
moblies, Fordson tractors, as well as
other kinds Home grown clover
seed. $1600 bu. while 1t asta - Losch
Egulpment Co. Jersey Bhore Ps xb
Live Stock for Sale
POR BALE
Inquire
Julian, Pa
Brood sow
Walter
with 4 pigs
of Young. R DD
POR
onll
ripe
BAILY Cyood
Guernsey
I" Hall
fresh oow
and Jersey
E Fieming. ‘re
POR
calf
alt
Be
BALE
hy side
Ho ”
iefont
AF urrnsey
Inquire
R DI
oow with third
of Russe] Zer
Phone 8480
Kis
FOR SALE--Fresh t}
eoond
months
Clarence
Holstein
also a Jersey
Inquire of Cur!
yw \
bu id
Kochik
x24
w
Ss 10M
old
Pa
FOR BALE — A sorrel
1500. 12 years oid
ard Davidhelzer, Spring
near Potters Mills
mare
Inqure o
Milla
POR BALE Young «
potied
erin
Pola:
POR
about
RNOrRer
inquire
burg. Pa
BALE
250
ome
f R
of
« One
pounds
Por dso
BE Brobeck
fal how
One
POR BALE--A Guernsey oow
in with her third calf soon
two Dae weeks old Inaul
Mrs Julia Roland Howard
12 miles west of Curtin
POR SALE
oom ng
Also
Ww
« Three Borland <Piina
gilts, bred. one boar, one Holstein
cow with fourth calf. T B. and Bangs
accredited. Walter C Johnson, State
Coliege. Pa. Phone 2786 x4
FOR SBALE--Maled temn black horses
weight 3200 pounds John Deere
nding cultivator: International rid-
Mig culuivetor MoOormick mower,
in good shape Hom -
Howard R D 2 x24
3
“
SALE--Sorrel mare, weight 1550
oul ood worker, price 8176
Also three -galted riding mare, soubdd
ung gentle broke 10 all harness
rice $150. GL Dotbbiases Mi Hal
rice 8150 HL Dorablaser, Mill
Phone 642 x24
FOR
Wing and
Poultry for Sale
FOR SALE-—Three nice Rhode Island
Hed pullets, abont resdy wo §
Also one well-made work bench wu
clamp and screw. Inquire of J ©
Barnes, Pieasant Cap, Ps x24
Dogs, Pets, Etc.
POR BALE—¥uil blooded Shepherd
Puppies, about § weeks old Inquire
of Dean Centre Hall
Fa x25
Real Estate for Sale
FCR SALE--Oabin located at Whip-
nle’s Completely furnished
Dial State College 4518
x24
WW. llgen. BR D
FOR SALE -A six-room house all
oanvenienons adioining Beliefonte
Boro Inquire of Mary M. Fauble
Bellefonte, Pa Phone 749 17-41
James Kerstelter
home in Bush Addition. All mod-
ern conveniences Inquire of be]
William Taylor, Bush Addition, Belis
fonte, Pa 19.11
FOR BALE The
FOR SALE-Desirabie building
with excavation located near new
Bellefonte High School building In-
auite of Paul M. Dubbs. Dial 2658
Bellefonte x26
POR SALE --Seven.room house sun
porch. sarage, large clear jot, frun
trees, bath, hot water heat pod
condition: in Pleasant Gan Phone
8102 Bellefonte after 6 p. m 16.11
lot
FOR BALE--A 230.acre farm in Ben.
ner township, known as the James
Kerstetter farm. 220 farming acres
and good buildings Inouire of Mrs
William Taylor Bush Addition, Belle.
fonte, Pa. Phone 3260 19.11
POR SALE — A seven-room house,
brick and frame with 15 scres of
house and gaso-
line station located at Julian, Pa.
‘along main highway. Inquire of Mrs
inaburg. Pa
Tillie M. Nason, N. Front St. Phil-
x24
lon SALE —— A waluable 230-acre
farm, located in Benner Township
known as the James 1. Kersteiter
sess om——
u
ank
24-41
ing farms In Benner Townshi
interested write or phone L
Mayes, Lemont, Ps
| FOR BALE — A seven-room house
with all necessary outbuildings,
jarge garden. electricity. Located In
the village of Hublersburg, Pa, nesr
postoMos, stom, school and Jon
Terma of sale. one-half of purchase
price at time of sale, balance can He
arranged on oayments suitable to
buyer. Inouire of Mrs M. J Camp-
bell, Spring Mills, BR. ¥. D. 2, Pa x23
POR BALE -130-acre farm, located
one-half mile from Ross Church In
Halfmoon township, 90 acres under
cultivation, balance in timber; new
ello; new concrete hiock milk house;
barn snd houses in A-l condition
All wired for edlectricity Cow slabies
concreted in keeping with Sheffield
specifications. Can be bought st bar-
gain price for quick sale Possession
April 1 if desired This farm waa for.
jmerly known as the Rider farm. now
owned by Russell Zerby. If interest.
od call L. Frank Mayes 2842 Siete
College auf
Houses for Rent
FOR RENT Four-roogn bungslow In
Bush Addition Rent $10 =»
Theodme B Haupt. Dial 2707
mon th
x25
RENT An elght-room
all convenjences, in Port
Borough Call Port
horuse
Ms
Matiida
ri
POR
with
Lida
13-3
0) for
POR RENT A six-room house with
ath
tion. Reads OCCUPANCY
re of Ray Corman. R
h and furnace, located in Bust
Addition
Pa Phone 6635
Gi
Bellefonte
FOR RENT
ERiorw
0% trees
OMENS JOT
Btate College
College 423]
Five-roon
Hot water
flowers
at
modern bun
hes! garden
good oomdithon
Bva 8 mop
: Phone, Blaise
19-4t
ir
ance
RD
Apartments for Rent
POR RENT Apartment
Eruaegire
Belislonts
FOR RENT
bet
116 East Logan
14-41
—
Fur Storage
You
theft
we
ot LF Test art
NR Wares RnR £
Bellefonte, Pa
BTORAGE
from fire
n
furs are safe
moths
eal far
weslher
Witmer
Fhone
18.21
and
ow
Piano Tuning
Writs
Jersey
me
PIANOS And
or phone H
Pa
piano tuning
E Esenhower
Phone 621
Money to Loan
- When you need oredit
farm purpose. investiga»
oOODeTaAtive credit asso-
of Geo Mothers-
Milton E Stover
Production Credit
i153 E High 51 Bellefonte
24-t
———
Repairing
Bore
or contact
Association
Phone 2085
SRRVICING - fy your
MACHINE WORK lawn mowers
anarpened. General] machine work
of all Kinds. We also have in stock
onid roll steel cap screws. set screws,
Woodrufl eva key stock. ete
Machine Shop, Bellefonte. Pa
2041
Miscellaneous
DEAD STOCK
Removed
=
wim
prompilr
Pa. Phone
Reverse
1-44
DEAD STOCK-Removed prompt
Call Goo. J Vout Centre Hall 5
R-4 or Millheim 30-R-5, at our ex-
Dense ier
DEAD STOCK-—Removed promptly
Call anytime ast my expense Phones
676-J-3 Beliefonte liove L Bmith,
Milssburg, Pa 1-8f
FREE If exomss acid COuDSS vou
pains of Stomach Ulcers. Infices-
tion, Heartburn, Beiching. Blosting,
Nausea, Gas Pains, pet free sample,
Udea. at Parrish Drug Store x29
Announcements
CHILDRENS DAY SERVICE--Chil-
#=n’s Day service will be held in
the Parmers Mills Unton Church an
Sunday evening June 20. at THD
CHILDREN'S DAY SERVICE-—The
Pleasant Valley U B church will
hold Children’s Day service on Sun-
day night June 20. at 730 At the
Jane Gime a service flag will be ded.
CR
Act Quickly Against
ew. position | Complete equipment, including
curlers and ashampoo ¥ to do,
sbeolutely harmless Praised by thou-
sands Including June Lang, glamor-
[ous movie star. Money refunded if
satisfied. Parrish Dr |
|
(estate farm. Large brick house, bank
{barn with straw shed atiached In
good state of cultivation This farm
has been vefenced in past three years
Considered one of the best produc
tractor
Soman, Pelictortte, TD. 3. Phone |
Pi: 0, ., R. : one
| wear
:
and is on vacation from her duties Bellefonte yostetdiy
there —When Mr. and Maza Carl J. Geay ~~ 7. . ‘aged by fire which originated from |
"— Pvt. David Love, of the Plaza returned to their home in Lancaster, Tech. Sgt. Willis Creek, Marys- a short eireuit while the machine
apartments, son of Mr and Mrs. W. Saturday. after spending a week's ville, husband of a granddaughter of | was parked in front of Levine's store, wic : "
J. Love. of Bellefonte, has been con- vacation with relatives and friends Mrs. J. A. Wagner, of North Spring | South Allegheny street, last Wed- | yefrigerator, small safe, bicyels in | not
fined to an Army hospital at Camp here, they were accompanied by the street, was reported missing In sc- nesday morning. Charles Gates, son | mood condition Lats mod car. Wili-
Lee. Va. since June 2. because of a latter's mother, Mrs. J. M. Ward, of tion in New Guinea Sgt. Creek, who of Mrs. Oates, who was in the ma- he io PAY S000 3 C. Betty Btls Hohe
foot injury. Pvt. Love, who entered West Curtin street, who after a brief ls in the Air Forces and took part chine at the time, was uninjured. surg, Pa x2.
the service about a month ago, was visit with the Grays in Lancaster, |in 50 missions, was awarded the Dis- | paul Howard extinguished the flames
going through an obstacle course Will continue on to Hicksville for a tinguished Flying Cross. Mrs, Creek. shortly before the Undine Fire Com-
when he fell from a ten-foot fence visit with her son and daughter-in- the former Maxine Wagner, who of- pany trucks arrived on the scene
He suffered the fracture of a bone aw, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ward. |ten visited in Bellefonte, is a daugh- |
in the ankle, an injury to the areh! _ nr charles T. Shallcross. who Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Wag-| Peace on earth will be maintained |
of the foot and sprains of the mem- | pas had rooms at the Mrs. Jerome "Of Marysville. {by the nation, or group of nations
her. According to reports he will be Harper residence on Bast Bishop | Miss Anne Cruse, daughter of | that is willing to fight for it.
under treatment in the hospital for| sirest has leased a third floor apart-| Mr. and Mrs. R. Allen Cruse, of Bast|™ —
several more weeks iment in the Owens buflding on Linn street, will leave tomorrow for
lieutenant and Mrs. William J. South Allegheny street and expects | Pitisburgh, where she will enter the
Schwartz, who had been in New Or-|to occupy the apartment in a week Nurses’ Aid service at the Children’s.
Iéans, La. for several weeks, came or ten days. He will be joined there Hospital. Miss Cruse, who has just|
north last week and are with rela. for the summer by Mrs. Shalicross' completed her junior year at the
tives and friends in the Pittsburgh snd family who are expected here Bellefonte High School, expects to,
area during Lt. Schwartz's eight-day from Philadelphia in the near fu- remain In Pittsburgh until the re-
(of Pleasant Oap. was slightly dam-
3
3
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Coccidiosis
RAD
Use this highly astringent Nouid
[immediately at the first indication
of dreaded Coccidiosis. Watch for
those tell-tale signs—droopy wings,
(huddiing. and shivering. loss of #p-
|petite, bloody or watery droppings.
| Neglect can be very serious-so act
QUICKLY! Also use sanitation and
{Hitter spray to kil] Coovidia
washer
i i as a A
Enjoy Fresh
POTATO CHIPS
ALL THE TIME
\a
HYDE'S
POTATO CHIPS
Made nn Bellefonte
Get Them al Your Grocers,
dron deck, good as
| WANTED To buy scrap Iron, 80 Oliver plow, adjustable
nds, delivered our [Ineh: ene Oliver plow,
old automobiles, | tom. A-1 sh two mowers, S-foot: |
one L
air aiie
ber,
POR SALE — Baled mixed hay
Ww Centre
Pa home 104-R1
ol Inquire of 8 and
He Water Bt, Coleville, Pa.
Hall,
x4 |
i
furlough from his duties in the Med-
ical Corps. Lt. Schwartz, who before
|
ture,
—Pvt. Frederick H. Leitzell, with
entering the service several months the Air Force at Miami Beach, Fla,
ago was a prominent Bellefonte phy. srrived in Bellefonte Monday morn-
sician, recently was transferred from
Camp Grant, Til, to New Orleans,
and he expects another transfer in
the near future. As a result of the
uncertainty as to his new post of
duty, Mrs. Schwartz and young son
will remain with the former's par-
ents in the Pittsburgh area for an
indefinite time. Lt and Mrs,
Schwartz were in Bellefonte last
Thursday to spend several hours
with friends in this vicinity and to
look after their home on Fast Cur
tin street.
ing to spend a 13-day leave of ab-
sence with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron D. Leitzell at thelr home on
Willowbank street. Pvt. Leitzell
a member of the senior
Bellefonite High School
listed in the service six
but in accordance wi
th
school board ruling, will
virtually all the
listment
.
opening of school next fall, Upon
the coinpletion of her senior year in,
high school she plans to begin train.
ing for the nursing profession.
Calvin Martin, aged 2. of East
3.YEAR OLD
IVY PLANTS
For Climbing Masonry
{ POR _SALE—_ight-foot grain binder,
cote al & 5. 1. Toone 0s, | REC APPING AND
VULCANIZING
NEW TIRES, TUBES
AND BATTERIES
KEYSTONE
TIRE SERVICE
POR SALE--Choloe re-set tomato
plants, 20 cents a dogen. Mm. Oil.
bert Smith, Bellefonte R. D. 2. (zien
(BABY
- :
HICKS
Large White Leg. Chicks
oy Be 100 10m
Chicks Pallets Cockerels
C
9 478 gw
i FEED DR. SALSBURYS AVI-
TAB at a flock conditioner to birds
‘hit hy Coccidiosis. It's an ideal ap-
~ HOCKMAN'S
~ POULTRY STORE
Phene 2229
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