August 19, 1943.
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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UNIONVILLE
Methodist Church: Official board [rie Rowan who has been stationed
meeting in the church Friday eve- in Texas,
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Baltimore, Md., guests of Mr. and| % HOMAN The first and final | 14. LANDSY The fourth and | 19. MILLER ~The first and final | Bellefonte Borough, deceased
proposed 24. BPANGLER The third and tal account and schedule of distri
tion of Ralph OG. Homan and Wil. [tribution of Lottie B. Oels and Leon- distribution of Harry C. Zeigler and i010) account of the Bellefonte bution of Lewis A. Wewzier and Dean
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| Mrs Kermit Rossman and family.
Kenneth Breon of Pennbrook,
spent the weekend with his sister,
Mrs. Edith Breon and aunt, Mrs,
Edith Long. Sunday dinner guests at
ning at 8 o'clock. Sunday school on| Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bauder are the home of Mrs. Breon were: Rob-
Sunday morning at the usual time. entertaining two of their grand-
ert Berkstresser of Scranton, Mr,
Youth Fellowship in the evening at daughters from Willlamsport this and Mrs. Willlam Rachau and son
6:30, immediately followed by the week, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
preaching service at 7:30, with ser- Clayton Updegraf!
Larry of Mllesburg, and Harry Wea-
iver of Rebersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
account and schedule of distribu- final account and schedule of dis. [account with schedule of
Ham E. Homan, execrs. of ete. of ard B. Gels, execrs. of ete, of Blanche 8. A. Blerly, execrs. ulw
of Annie Trust Company, trustee under
20. WETZLER The first and par-
inst K. Wetzier, pdms. of etc. of John
William H. Homan, Iate of Centre B. Landsy, late of Bellefonte Borough, | Miller, late of Miles Township, de- gil und testament of J L. Spangler. | L. Wetzier, Iate of Boggs Township
iste of Bellefonte Borough, deceased. ueceased
Hall Borough, deceased deceased ceased
10, HINDS. The first and final 15. LEISTER--The first and final 20. MORNINGSTAR
Perry A. Hinds, late of Walker execrx. of ete, of Clara M. Leister, | ingstar, late of Philipsburg Bor. PF. Smith, admrs. of eu 1 Nam
BR. Smith, late of ainey Township
township, deceased. Inte of Centre Hall Borough, decess- ough, deceased
11. HAZEL The first and final ed 21 MoO INLEY The
acoount and schedule of distribu. 16. LANE.--The first and final ac final sccount of Bamuel W '
MoGinley, account of Corrinne
tion of B. Budell Ward, execr. of ete. count and schedule of distribution ley, execr. of etc. of A L
The first 25. SMITH ~The frm and
account and schedule of distribution account und propored schedule of and final sccount of Rachel C. Morn- account and proposed schedule
of Charles D. Hinds, admr. of ete of distribution of Minnie Mendler, ingstar, admr. of ete, of 14
final 30, WIHBSON The first and final
of AMcount and schedule of distri-
. "A "1 M
ds Morn- | distribution of W. J Smith and ©. bution of Olive 8. Wilon, admrx. of
first \ Lecce psed
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neh by Hy y nigh 3 H wig Avr 0 Guests who were present at the liam Breon and daughters Kay and (of A. PF. Hazel, late of Unionville of Elliott E. Lane, sdmr. of ete. of Sr. late of Bellefonte Borough, de f etc. of Robert M
intendent of th me or FRALEY birthday party last Monday evening Faye of Madisonburg, were Saturday | Borough, deceased Fred E. Lane, late of Bellefonte Bor. ceased
at Mechanicsburg in honor of the birthday of Milford
Free Methodist Church: Prayer Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
service Friday evening, Sunday Hall, were: Miss Mary Shipley, Mary
school Sunday morning at 9:30, fol- Houtz, Ethel Jean Lucas, Kathleen
lowed by the regular preaching ser- Homan Betty Ann McEl'vain, Mar-
vice at 10:45, with sermon by the garet Brugger, Ethel Jean Stere,
pastor, Rev. H. C. Jacobs Louise Hunt, Alice Relish, Peg Wag-
Miss Alice Brugger, who has been ner, Hazel Lucas, Lee Emenhizer,
employed for the past year or more Jack Shipley, Fred Hall, Charles
near Pittsburgh, is spending a Hall, John Robison, John Barton,
month's vacation with her parents, | Walter Lucas, and the guest of hon-
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Brugger. She ex- or, Milford Hall and his parents, Mr
pects to enter the Metropolitan Hos- and Mrs. Andrew Hall
pital in New York City upon the Misses Mabel and Helen Sensor of
completion of her vacation, as a stu- Tyrone, spent a couple days last
dent nurse. We wish her much suc- week visiting with their aunts, Mrs
cess in her new endeavors Allle Hall and Miss Minnie Sensor,
Mrs. Nannie Williams, former res- returning to their home Thursday
ident of the community but for the evening
past couple years having spent with Play Coming: The Women's Bible
her nieces in Hollidaysburg, last class of the Methodist church are
week entered the Home for the sponsoring an entertainment to be
Friendless in Williamsport held in the Community House Wed-
Samuel Brugger, son of Mr. and|nesday evening, September 1 at 8
Mrs. C. K. Brugger, who recently en-|o'clock. Several short plays will be
listed in the Merchant Marine, is! presented, with music and songs
now stationed at St. Petersburg, Everything is old fashioned and will
Fla. and getting along well give you a good laugh. Cover up the
blues for one night and plan to at-
tend. Admission 25¢ and 15¢. The
latest news of the community will be
read by a competent editor
Miss Nell williams left last week
Philadelphia, where » is vis
iting with her sisters and their fam-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nason
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Durst and We wish to extend most sincere
sympathies to Mrs. Roy Calhoun in
the recent death of her brother,
Alfred Williams of near Martha,
. was honored, the guests being | Whose funeral services were held on
sister, Vivian Er hizer and Tuesday of this week.
and Miss Hazel Lucas and the Mr. ang Mrs. Norman Fisher and
wst of honor children of Helena, N. Y., are visit-
Guests of Mrs. H. Thompson El- Ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
wa last Friday were Mrs. John M. | Boyd Lucas of this place, also with
Fulton of Osceola Mills, and Mrs. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blair
Malcolm Fulton of Indiana, Pa Fisher of Union township
Mrs. William Lucas entertained Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holt and son
her Sunday schoo] class to a weiner | Lee, visited the past week with rela-
roast last Saturday afternoon and tives and friends in Lewistown. Mr
evening over in what was formerly Holt has recently received an hon-
‘Fishers Meadow They all had al orable discharge from the army and
nice time swimming in old Bald is now seeking employment
Eagle and eating weiners The ladies of the Methodist par-
Mrs. Harry Lucas of Union town-| sonage committee will hold a festi-
ship, entertained her Sunday school | va) on the school grounds Thursday,
class last Thursday evening at her August 26, beginning at 5 p.m Home
home. A good number were in atten- | made jce cream, home baked goods,
dance and enjoyed the outing weiner sandwiches, coffee and lem-
Alfred Rowan, who has been stay-| onade will be sold, and there will be
Miss Eva Rowan music and pictures of an educational
ral months, was vis- | nature. The public is cordially in-
WW his son vi. War- vited to attend
Mrs: Harry E McElwain has
charge of soliciting Jars of canned
iit, vegetables or jellins for the
Centre County Hospital and anyone
desiring to contribute any such goods
is asked to leave them at the McEIl-
wain store. Persons having surplus
fruits or vegetables avallable for
canning but who are unable to can
them, are asked to contribute such
items to the hospital for canning in
the institution's kitchens.
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REBERSBURG
birthday pienle supper was oc-
ned on Sunday when Lee Emin-
Mrs. Henry Kreider of Toledo, O. | © x
was a weekend guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kreider and also
visited her brother and wife, Mr. and
ACTA CT dy vo 0 Mover
Mr. H. E. Blerly of Tallahassa,
High cost and scarcity of wire is Fla. arrived in Rebersburg last Wed-
no problem . . . with PARMAK nesday for a visit of several weeks
tri # ¥
You 2h hg Your fence with Mr. and Mrs. Frank McIntyre and
with less time, lobor, cost. daughter Grace, of Brackney, Mrs
Guaranteed ond approved. Im- Paul Huprich and son Richard of
mediate delivery. See us today. Albany. N. Y spent Monday to
. . Thursday visiting at the Dean Gep-
Schaeffer's Hardware hart home and among friends
BELLEFONTE, PA. Mr. and Mrs. James Corman and
children were weekend visitors In
;You housewives who “own” an electric range or
roaster are particularly fortunate—because it enables
you to do your home canning and food dehydrating
in the comfort of a cool kitchen.
i
Perhaps you have never gone in for food presers,
vation~—there has never been such necessity for it as
exists today.§ But you can approach the electric
method with complete confidence, knowing that it is
dependable and comparatively easy.
ASK AT OUR NEAREST OFFICE — OR WRITE TODAY
For years past, and especially this spring and sum-
mer, West Penn's Home Economics Department
has been testing electric food preservation methods
all for the benefit of its customers, 24,000 of whom
own electric ranges, and 15000 electric roasters,
Much of this information has been passed along in
printed form.
Nevertheless, if you have any questions regarding
the electric methods for canning fruits and acid vege-
tables—or for using the recommended pressure
cooker method for canning non-acid vegetables and
meats—or for dehydrating certain vegetables and
fruits — our Home Economics Department will be
glad to be of assistance to you.
’
Just write to the Home Economics Department,
West Penn Power Co., Box 1736, Pittsburgh 30, Pa.
or inquire at the nearest West Penn office=and the
information will be forthcoming.
Hear “Report to the Nation”, outstanding news program of the week,
Tuesday evenings, 9:30, E. W. T., Columbia Broad $
WEST PENN POWER COMPANY
evening callers at the same home
John Meyer and Mrs. Flora Lim-
bert of Tyrone, and Mrs. Sara Bray
of Bethlehem, called at the J N
Moyer home, Saturday
Mrs. Alton Auman visited relatives
in Jersey Shore, Monday.
Dixie Copenhaver of Aaronsburg,
is spending this week at the home
of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
H. C. Ziegler
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe and
children tock Mrs. Paul Dinges and
two children to thelr home at Balti-
more, Md., on Saturday and remain.
ed for the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller and
family of Brackney, were weekend
guests at the home of the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Mil-
ler. Mr. Miller accompanied his son
to his home for a visit
Mrs. Car] Beahm and children,
Phyllis and Larry, of Harrisburg,
spent last week visiting friends and
relatives Mr. Beahm spent the
weekend here and took the family
with them on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Breon and
daughter Virginia, of Columbus, O,
visited at the homes of M. A. Breon
and Mrs. W. J. Hackenberg this
week
Miss Betty Stover of Coburn, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Earl Kyler
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weaver of
Lemont, were Bunday guests at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C
J. Weaver, Jr
Pvt. Ned Hosterman paratrooper
of Camp MacKall, N. C.. i= spending
this week visiting among friends and
relatives here and at Centre Hall
Mrs. Elizabeth Reigel of Middle
town, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Roy Arbogast
Mr. and Mrs. John Olshevsky and
daughter of Caldwell, N. J were
weekend guests at the home of Rey
and Mrs. N. I. Astakhoff
LeRoy Breon and family and Guy
Breon and family of Aaronsburg
spent Sunday with thelr brother
Calvin Breon, Jr
Mr and Mrs. Ira Harer of Wil-
llamsport, were Monday dinner
guests at the W. M. Tarbert home
They were accompanied to their
home by the adies’ mother, Mrs. C
OQ. Mallory who will visit at the
Harer home
Ernest Guisewite of Eastville, who
taught In our high school a number
of years ago has been elected to
take the place of Mr Greninger who
recently resigned
Mrs. Hecker: and Mrs. Al Bartges
of Miitheim, calied at the C. J Wea.
ver, Sr. home on Monday afternocn
Mrs. Gall Weaver and son Wayne,
accompanied Mrs. Robert Musser to
(her home in Philadelphia on Sun-
day. where they are visiting this
Mrs. Lyda Klinefelter of Miltheim,
spent Wednesday at the James Zieg-
ler and Charles Page home
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grimp of Pitts
burgh, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohl
of Lock Haven, were weekend guests
at the Paul Hackman home
Mrs. W. J Hackenberg, Mr. and
Mrs. E. 8 Breon., Virginia Breon,
and Mr. and Mrs. M. W. BDreon were
Sunday supper guests at the Paul
Breon home at Centre Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ziegler
and son Dick of Flemington, visited
the former's father and mother, Mr
and Mrs. W. H. Ziegler, Sunday
Legal Notices
BIDS WANTED
Bids will be received, up to and
including September 4, 1043. by the
Benner Township 8chool District,
for the purchase of and delivery, to
their seven township schools ap-
proximately fifty (50) tons of screen-
ed Cherry Run coal. Delivery must
be made before Sept. 15. 1943. The
board reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all bids.
FORREST ECKLEY, Sec’y.
Benner Township School
District, Bellefonte, R. D. 1
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CAUTION NOTICK.
My wife, Madaline OG. Matis, hav-
ing left my bed and board without
just cause or provocation, I hereby
caution the public not to harbor or
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trust her as I will not be responsi- |
ble for any debts contracted by her
JOHN B TiS
x35 RD. 1, Port Matilda, Pa
© REGISTER'S NOTICES.
The following accounts and sched.
ules of distribution have been ex-
amined, passed and filled for record
{in the Register's Office for the in-
spection of heirs, legatees, creditors,
{ distribtitees and all others in any
{way interested and will be presented
to the Orphans’ Court of Centre
| County for the confirmation ni sl on
| Monday, September 13, 19043
| 1. BENNETT The first and final
account of Walter H. Bennett, admr
of ete, of Willlam Bennett, late of
{ Port Matilda Borough, deceased
| 2. BROWN The first and final
{end distribution account of Robt. H
i Brown, execr of etc. of Anna O
| Brown, late of Spring Township, de-
ceased
i 3. BENNER ~The first and par
i tial account of Harry R. Benner,
ladmr. of ete. of Bdwin W. Benner,
{late of State College Borough, de- |
| ceased.
| 4. CORMAN The third and par-
it'al account of the Bellefonte Trust
(Company, executor and or trustee of
jetc. of Emanuel Corman, late of
i Bellefonte Borough, deceased
5. EBERHART —The fst and
| final account with proposed distri
(bution of Walter R. Ebefhart, admr,
erhart, late of Bellefonte Borough,
deceased.
6. BITERS The first and final
account and schedule of distribution
of the First National Bank, execr. of
lege Township,
7. EIOELBERNER ~The firstand
final account and schedule
tribution of Jesse Eige A
c t a of etc. of Nannie
Eigelberner, late of State
Borough, deceased.
8. HALL~~The first and final ac-
Emma C. Hoy, execrx. of
. Hall, Inte of Belle.
deceased
et a of ete. of Hilda Kathryn Eb- |
etc. of Clayton Etters, late of Col. |
deceased.
i
ough, deceased
12 IRISH ~The second and par 24 PRUNER ~The firm
neoount
tial account of the Pirst Nutional 17. MILLER ~The second and fin- of Pidelity-Philadelphia Trust Com
Bank of Philipsburg, Trustee of ete. al account and schedule of distribu- pany, trustee for Elizabeth Ingram
of G C. Irish, late of Philipsburg tion of Della M. Miller, admrx. of in the estate of Edmund
Borough, deceased etc. of George C. Miller, late of Bpring late of Bellefonte Borough
lownship, deceased
J. Pruner
deceased
13 IRVIN ~The first and final 23. SPANGLER The second and
account of A. Maude Mey: and | 18. MILLER The first and final partial account of the
jellefonia
Clarence L. Irvin, admrs. of ete of account of Lena Bressler, admrx. of Trust Company, trustee for Roma
Alice M. Irvin, late of Ferguson [Newton E. Miller, late of Gregg Smithgoll under the last
Township, deceased Town hip, deceased | testament of J. L. Spangler, late of
will and
qf
etc. of Jumes Lowrie Wilson, also
written J. L Wilson, late of Blais
College Borough, deceased
41 WAY The first and final ac.
nt and proposed schedule of dis
on of Bessie Alexander. excrx
of Barahh A. Way. sometime
Amanda 8B. Way ate of Un=
porouRh, aecessed
WIELAND I'he firs
: Edwin
Jarchow
Wieland
deceased
HARRY A. CORMAN
WEIS service
Cor. Biskop and Allegheny Sts.
MARKETS
Bellefonte, Penna.
THE WHOLE TOWN’S TALKING
ABOUT THE BRAND NEW WEIS SELF SERVICE MARKET!
Just ask your friends and neighbors who were present at our Grand Opening last w d. The)
iaty, excellent quality, and sensational savings they discovered hy si
One visit to this brand new modern food market will convince you t
needs. So Come Ia Today
opping the ‘save vay’ £ Lhe
nat here 1s
WEIS QUALITY EVAPORATED
MILK - 10: 85c
(ne Red Point Per Can)
Schimmel’s Crape Jam 1-1b, jar 18¢
C. W. Sweet Pickles gt. jar 3lc
Tirkey Golden Syrup 20-0z. jar lle
Bennett's Hamburger Spread R-0z. jar S¢
Old South Brand
GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE
ag
{f Blue Points)
Heinz Cucumber Pickles Ige jar 24c
Shredded Ralston pkg. Ile
Kellogg's Pen pkg. Y¢
Gro-Pup Dog Food pkg. 22¢
KELLOGG'S SHREDDED
WHEAT - ~10c¢c
Whitehouse Applebutter 14-02. jar 10¢
Chippewa Salt a 11;-Ib, pkg. Je
Popular Brand Cigarettes... _____2 pkgs. 30¢ Ra
l.ang's Sweet
PICKLE
My-T-Fine Lemon Pie Filling . pkg. He
Vermont M»id Syrup. 12-02. bot. 18¢
Pure Cider Vinegar. __. , «==. hot. 12¢
Granulated Sugar 10-1b. bag 63¢
Use Stamps 14, 15 and 16)
MIRACLE WHIP
1 SALAD 8 ox.
WHIP vc '2°15c
° " BLUE POINT VALUES
Point Value
Sunsweet
PRUNES
Medium Size
vor 19
Silver Floss Sauer Kraut__big No. 2'} can 12¢ 7
Gerber’s Baby Foods_____________3 cans 20¢ 1
Ball Brand Roy. Anne Cherries_16-0z. can 17¢ 11
All Good Peaches__________10'5-0z. can llc 11
Mifflin Large Peas.___________No. 2 can 13¢ 18
Farmer Girl Peas_.____________No.2 can llc 18
Sunblend Ketchup... _________14-0z. bot. llc 15
Heinz Baked Beans. _____ 17'5-0z. jar 14¢ 12
Hallmark Pre-Cooked Beans__10-0z. pkg. 11¢ 3
Del Monte Tomato Sauce. 8-0z. can be 3
GOLDEN HARVEST CITRUS A
Dromedary
GINGERBREAD
MIX
od IN
MARMALADE - 29c
°° RED POINT VALUES
USE STAMPS T—U—V_W
Point Value
Choice Alaska Salmon__________1-lb. can 21¢ 12
Sardines—packed in oil ________ 14 size can 6c 2
Good Luck Oleomargarine____1-lb. print 26¢ 1
Green Star OCleomargarine____1-lb. print 18¢ 4
W e Rescorve the Right to Limit Quantities !
| tell you of the huge vdr-
Weis Self Service Market.
{
ir food
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FINER COFFEES
R iasted Fresh Daily
WEIS LEADER
COFFEE
we 24¢
COFFEE
2:0 5c
WEIS HOTEL & RESTAURANT
COFFEE
nue 26€
— BEEF —-
* ROASTS
* STEAKS
“* BOILS
— LAMB —
Legs - Ib 39c¢
Lang's | Chops Ib 49c¢
DILL SHOULDER
PICKLES
Roast - Ib 35¢
FRESH FISH
SAVE ON HOUSEHOLD NEEDS !
Octagon Laundry Lifebuoy or Lux
— SOAP — — SOAP -
3 14c 3 =~ 20¢
RINSO ror wrmsnwasmes = = 0 we we 230¢
IVORY SOAP bc - 3 uw we29c
IVORY FLAKES oxvon = - wem23c
FELS NAPTHA SOAP m 5¢
EGG PLANTS .
PEACHES . . ..
APPLES. . . ..
Celery Calif. Pascal
Carrots ci cu
Fillets - |b 39¢
Lemons Calif Sunkist (Size 252) Dor. 47 c
Oranges Calif Valencia Dos 3 5¢
Peppers Choice Green 3 tor 10c¢
Jes 10a
... 1b 15¢
cvene3 Ibs 23¢
wx J S¢
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