Centre Democrat. (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, September 09, 1943, Image 3

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    September 0, 1943,
—
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Rev, Groninger, the new Lutheran
minister, preached his first sermon
last Sunday. He with his family re-
cently moved from Shanksville to
the Lutheran parsonage on West
Main street
The 4-H Girls’ Club of Ferguson
tbwnship, held thelr annual round-
up at the Balleyville Community
hall on Sept. 2nd. An appropriate
play was staged by the girls and
choice refreshments were served
Many school dresses made by the
girls were on display
Robert Parsons, mechanic at the
Dodd service station, was absent last
week [rom hig position his
Annual vacation
Master Hugh Fry, son Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Fry. is nursing a broken
Arm caused by a fall on the sidewalk
in State College
Mrs. George W. Rudy is
patient in the Centre County
pital At this writing she Is recover
ing nicely and her many [friends
trust a speedy return to good health
The Roy Ripka family are now
snugly fixed in the L H (Bus)
Harpster farm house. Mr. Ripka
employed at State College
Mrs. D. Sidney Neidigh is enjoying
a visit with her daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Adams
in Lombard, Ill
The new sheds and modern barn
on the I. K. Metzgar farm are well
under way. A Millheim contractor
has the job
Blanchard Parsons Elmira, N
Y. spent ga few days the past week
with his wife on East Main street
and other friends in the valley
The George Dunlap store was dis-
posed of at a bargain the past two
weeks, George will devote his time
to school teaching. Many a day
since our town boasted of two or
three general stores, but at present
only one store is Jeft on Main street
that of the E. C. Martz Clover Fa
store.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pressler were
among the friends at the John Borst
funeral last Thursday in Shave
Creek Valley
enjoying
of
a surgical
Hos-
is
of
m
re
EN
PINE GROVE M
ceremony
wo ———
| Mary Hall Beckwith of Tyrone. Miss
t L L S [Anna Jane Musser sang “O Promise
[Me" and “I Love You Truly" The
{matron of honor wag Mrs. Mary Ho-
One of our aged citizens, EUsha p00 Heliman of Philadelphia, cou-
Shoemaker, is a medical patient at go. of the bride, and the groom's
the Blair Hospital in Huntingdon. peother, Ellis Kean of Diamond, Pa.,
His Injuries were caused by a fall In wus best man. The bride was given
alighting from his car at his home ;. warriage by her father. A well
on East Main street known and estimable young lady,
Mrs. Ruth Prank, Mrs. Edna Gil- prominent in Centre county's 4-H
liland and Miss Corene Copley were glub work graduated from State Col-
guests Thursday at a chicken din- lege High 8choo] and held a clerical
ner at the Daniel Frank home in! position in State College. She will be
State College a worthy helpmate. The bridegroom
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L Albright Is a well known Venango county
have retired from active farming farmer, son of Mrs. W. A. Deets of
and last week moved from their well Diamond, graduate of Oll City High
known farm their new home on School and also a graduate of Penn
Tadpole. Their son Ralph and fam- State, class of 42 in dairy hus-
ily are in charge of the farm bandry He Is at present stationed
‘Miss Barbara Ulmer is spending with the armed forces at Camp Mac-
an indefinite visit with her aunt and Call, N. C., where after a brief hon.
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Thomp- eymoon trip they will live
in Riverside, Calif, and with ea.
Pvt. Dale Koon who Is stationed JACKSONVILLE
with the U. 8. armed forces .
Don't forget to vote at tae primary Church
14th. A host of candidates 12: Sunday
soliciting your personal civilian 19 4
Ladies’ Aid Society
the home of Mrs
at Howard on
Sept. 11
Mr. and Mrs
children, Mrs
Linn Winters
spent Sunday
ning at the
Baird home
PAYMENT APPROVED FOR
——————
Auditor General F. Clalr Ross last
week approved the payment of 86, -
030.276.19 to second and third-class
school districts throughout the State
for the payment of teachers’ salar-
les and for closed
school year ended
avment will
10
Districts in Centre county
ceive $35.301.48 as follow
Bellefonte, $16,092.60,
lege, 818.308 48
for the
30
nbout
schools
January
be made
will re.
<1
tate Coi-
:
$27.062 PAID TO COUNTY
wi RESIDENTS DURING AUGUST
residents in the
Special Assistance
$27.062.20 In
follow; Aged
Centre county
groups receiving
were pald a total of
August, divided
$16,427.20: Blind, $12,040; Ald to Ix
pendent Children, $8505. July
ments totalled 827.386 9%
During the week just closed
relief payments in Centre
gr $546 10 Pavmel
previou week totalled $506
As
son
here
services on
Bunday, Sept
school, 9:30 worship
on Sept
Are erated
will
William
Saturday
meet at
Belightol
evening
priviiege
A Brooks
clerical position
some UUme
and two
Wall
The
who holds
Bristol
with
their
Corl, nice
spent
wife
on
n
or Vier nry Hav Banme
Public Sales
wil
at
recently his
daughters at home Audrey Fisher and
Florence Stover and
all of Lock Haven
afternoon and
Mr. and Mrs
treet
IL. Roy Barto family are now
snugly located in the Wetinore home
on N. Church street, having fitted
last week from the Smith house
Retired P. R. R. engineer C. Mil- Sunday caller: the C. E. Aley
ton Fry and the T. B. Wogan fam-) 0. were Mrs. Charles Meyer and
ily. all of Altoona, enjoyed the past Mrs Alders of Lama O
weekend Fry home in Rock "
Springs. Mrs. Esther Richey accom- Visitors at the home of Mr. and
panied C. M. to the country and vis- Mrs. Robert Conaway and family
ited at the well known Osman home during the week ware ' Mrs. William
near Pine Hall now home of Belghtol and son Earl of Howard
Henry Bloom and family Mrs. Senlor of Bellefonte, R. D., Mr»
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Frank Eisenhauer Mrs. Ed. Aley,
A. Homan was the scene of a fash. Mrs. Leon Aley, Mrs Sumner Noll
ionable Sept. 5th 8nd children, Barbara Rebecca and h DA:
at 3 p.m their v d nh. Sarah Shaffer, Mrs. Deimer Ertley 0 small
ter Eller
eve
Harry
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 11
E Clark will offer at public
sale at 120 Bouth Pugh Blat
[e Packard gamge
and
am
sireet ;
Colleg ’
hguaehaolc
Lic ue
lock
nt
Omi nd
tly 1
at the
(
ub
120 8ou
household
w_ lich Ave
MANY Years
ing tems
seal, corner «
pad room
ere
) heen
the been
——
Drop-ieal
1pbhoard
ites mart
Dies WMmps carpets
wedding
wedding tures
tables
be
Mary 3 Mr. and Mrs. John Dunkle and son ed
Glenn A. Kean Franklin, Rev Paul Mingovillie, They called es-
Philip Hall of Tyrone performed the pecially to Mrs. Robert
- farm home WARY Who unde; doctor's care
beautifl with an attack of intestinal flu, but
and rose we are glad to report better
at this writing
of iad on’ Oowmt
the Civil Wa
tom E M Smit} 3
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER (8
" "or * esr3h
wer will o
of
a Cona-
TA ‘ L
is the wi
spacious Alvins
in the Pir
ited
Wedt
; ye
Fant B
He
PS WAS OeCOr- 3%
The
Mrs
y
she
with evergreens n is
fing March was played by
Saturday dinner guests at the
Leon Aley home were William Rip-
a
(Political advt.)
ELECT C. ROY HELD
SHERIFF
Over 20 years’ experience of Law Enforcement.
Life long resident of C
Trained in Law Enfore
Veteran of World War
First name on ballot,
May I ask your vote and influence,
oe
ka and daughter
Mills, and Dean
fonte, R. D
Visitors at Alice
during the week were Mrs
and children Mrs. Walker, Mn
Harold Boone Miss Beatrice
Thompson of Howard, Mrs Mary
Deitz and Mrs. Willlam Dixon
Callers at the James Shaller home
during ti week were Mrs. Anna
Clark and daughter Martha, Mrs
Harry Baird and son Ralph Mr. and
Mrs. Russel Stover and daughter
Janet Marie, Mrs. Benjor and Elmer
Swope
Teurezine of Spring Raat oth
Rogers, of Belle- SEPTEMB
SATURDAY
BR 35
(Political advt) ili of
ss .dence
State
2 ~
ne same old
Belz home
Ruth Betz
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 25
Seeger will offer at pub
Haze! street, Milead
ng household
sulle hrary
bed nd springs
halrs, fic
breakfast
ing utensils. 1
Oeorge
w yO
ail i
0
mans
work bench
combination ans rice and
nero
entre County. "on
Wa
ement,
No. 1.
ve
Dixons is not
We wish her
William very
this time
Speedy recovyery
Mrs. Mary C. Bridge and daughter
Ramona, and step-father John Her-
man. were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Sumner Noll and family
| Mr. and Mrs. John Schasefler and
ichildren of Centre Hall, Mrs Jack
Mabus and Mrs. Dean Beighlol were
Ts
good at a
SATURDAY
OCTOBER
vis Shull i
will offer
Bremnises ;
Smith, auct
THURSDAY. OCT. 2i--John MoCoy
will offer at public sale on his fay
one-half mile south of Stats Col
|
|
|
jege, Pa. along the White Hall
(Political advt)
LEAMER R.
WOODRING
Milesburg
RECORDER
OF DEEDS
Republican Voters
— NOMINATE —
road. livestock and farm
ments. Hale at 10 a m
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 23
Yearick will offer at public
nh farm nil
Beliefonte
livestock
ET
Labor Day supper guests at the C. E
Aley home
On Tuesday of this week school
started with the children ready and
eager to 80. The teachers are: Miss
Moore, primary; Miss Clark. gram-
mar: Rev. Gulick substitute at
Frain: Miss Weight and Miss
Miller. Henderson
Mr. and Mrs, Dean Rogers
oicing arrival of
daughter, ! horn
Friday morning at the Centre Coun
Hospital Both and
daughter are doing fine
tnt)
Political advt)
His one |
the old
farm
oid goois. Sale at
sharp Mayes and Stover
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 28--The Jar
ed Evey ontate will offer st publ
sale at the Pah Hatchery near
Pleasant Cap a § ull ne
stock, farm implements
3 Bare
LL
orks
mplemean ls
12:30
as AUCH
Hoy
are of
a baby
re.
ver bh goed ae
Smith. au
M Dubbs
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 29
will t ‘vesd
at »
Hii
al
at bi i14 a vie - pow
8 ug early *
promising yo
stationed
One of
farmers now |
at Fort Benning. Ga Pvi Arthur
Bartley, and Miss Kathryn Balley of
Salona, were quietly married Satur-
day evening. Sept. 30th at Howard
by Rev. Gulick, We wish them a long
and prosperous wedding Hie
The remains of Mrs Willlam Orr
Howard, was laid to rest in the
Presbyterian cemetery Sunday af
ternoots. The family have our deep.
est sympathy
our fine ne
n the arms
I aunt
THURSDAY
will offer
farm, 3% mil
Mil Pa
plement
Carper
THURSDAY, ?
wil EY
fs
NOV
al
Ov
offer £ on
of m
ieadine
Old Port. livestock and farm im
plements, including 40 some head
purebted. high-grade Holstein
cattle. Sale at fam. KE Smith
ano
PRIDAY. NOV 5-Jnsenh Hosage wil
offer at public sale on the White.
rack Farm on the State Highway
ieading from Pleasant Cap, Pa. to
lock Haven, near aviation fisin
Hyestock farm implements and
housshold goods, Including 40 head
of rattle Sale at © a m E MM
Smith. auct W. C. SBmelizer and
Lee Smelter, clerks
IE SH.
to the
¢
of
BN M
Completes Pilot Training
Aviation Cadet John L. Dobeibow-
er, 101 West Curtin street, Belle-|
fonte, is one of the 384 young men
from Pennsylvania engaged in the
last phase of their training before
they actually get behind the con-|
trols of an army plane. Cadet Dobel- |
power is now stationed at the Army |
ir Porces Preflight 8chool for pil- |
ed at the Ban ip Texas, Avia- | Saturday, Sept. ] |
tion Cadet Center i FLIZABETH S. VONADA
{administratrix € tt a of the state
(Pol. Adv.)
N. ROY STIVER
jor 8 Elizabeth Bmith, will offer =s
public sale at the late residence, one
mile west of Milesburg. along State
Highway Route 220 follow
items
FARM IMPLEMENTS 80-t00th lev.
harrow, Oliver side-hill plow; Ol-
iver two-way sulky plow. one-horse
potato raleer; one-horse cultivator
one-horse shovel plow: light bob-
sied. 3 iron kettles. copper kettle
Delaval No. 12 cream separator in
excellent condition
HOUSEHOLD OOO0DS--Plano; desk
antique living room furniture: mare
bie-top stand. antique secretary
the 2
i
Huston Township
5th Place on the
Ballot
Bo 4 4 a
twin antique chairs; china closet;
Kitchen cabinet, sewing stand: ta-
Bie. 3-piece bedroom suite; chest of
drawers; table. antique rocker: chest
2 sledn. iron crib; fron bed. drens-
Candidate for the
|
BOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT | by
or, wash stand;
12; matching
9, and 2 rugs
living
rug H by rug ©
0 by 12. 14-Tot
runners, pillows and  Mmatiresses
feather ticks stand mantle
table and showonse with spring
Inrd oan gallon crocks, mii
rors, children's child's desk
Heats heater small heater
one an oll-burner miscellan
eous chair quilt
Red Star
and
Ow
room
1H
rig
CHMNA
col
Lag
Los
2
dishes
wardrobe
love
In
clomet
oll
many other a
Wo menuon
14:30
gasoline ianter:
los LOO 1
Hume
Harri
x46
Thursday, Sept. 16
FRANK INGRAM
public
Shoemaker
fh I offey
known a
ne m
what |
follow
sale o
Homi
the
LIVES
Holstein
mile}
pound
Saturday, Sept. 18
MH HARFPSTER
y me
won
CWNED
Estas
teed creat
BY BARNIE
Morris char
with springs
2 Dede
oa
COLLINS
3 wan stends
fresser .
ES .
He
Saturday, Sept. 18
SEVINA STOVER
re
on nu
all
Mayes
onditior
M Dubbs
Saturday, Sept. 25
AMES H. ANDERSON,
offer ai pub
fwner,
sale on h
Ciearfield
g farm
pr
Mille
pPeraons
ir township te
of
the
north
1 70568
Owrenia on
foliowing
ch CHWs bul
1 pls. 100 roos
weight about 53 pound: each
FARM IMPLEMENTS Ferguson
Ford tractor on rubber with plows
drow cultivator and ley
kt ] fw Wr
o
grain
a mower
gpike-1o0th cultivalow
soring-tooth harrow
rope and pulleys. all kinds
i tools: 156 tons loose hay. po
ORR some f [: Fun
Two stoves
also will
containing
WARONS
Dlow
harrow
fork
AP
be received on 4
125 acres, with
fF and barn. Owner resers 4
0 relect any or all is the farm
Sale at 1 Pp Mm. Wise and Hubble:
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)
own
hide on
H. L. HARPSTER
AUCTIONEER
Prompt attention given all sales
PHONE 257%
PINE GROVE MILLS, PA.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION ND
R. W. ROAN’S
TWO-DAY
Antique
|Auction Sale
Monday, Sept. 20
Tuesday, Sept, 21
SAMwIr Mm
South Side Community
Sewthern Avenue
Williamsport, Pa.
On Exhibition--<Afternoon and
re f Qe
COUNTY
Seeks Your Vote
and Support
Hall
Evening, Sunday, Sepl. 10th, 1
L. FRANK MAYES
(General Auctioneer
Real Estate Sales
A SPECIALTY!
CALL STATE COLLEGE, max
Why not have the henefit of
competitive bidding In the sale
of your property.
Past sxperiences have proven
that public sales of real esta
demand higher prices. °°
A number of Farms and several
Watch for Dates!
mn ————— EE a .,ee.l o
i
i0
He ha
had a long and varied busin
ition 1
of the cow
in at
had thorough training in pobre
ha career
di
duties
office
“
to carry on
qualified
highest las
admirably
it
Po
api
inated
and
bring
creql
THIRD PLACE ON
Republicans ! Nominate
John “Jerry” Galaida
or Sheriff
entoreermed
ork,
na ony
it th
ail
WILLIAM H. BROUSE
COUNTY
REPUBLICAN
("andidate For
COMMISSIONER
FOURTH PLACE ON BALLOT.
Cr DINGHY] DROIT LMT IIIT IRIS! WII AT RY JETT
“1
wil Jes ame ee
of Centre
Subject:
Count
JnnRaRI Ww
OU
STEN
Ha
and
Does he
DULGINES and other
a Commissioner's
Mr. McCord and the
similiar problems on their
his
2000)
own farms,
He h
{to
1
in
elected the office of County Con
many
1183107
three vears, Mr. McCord was in
ment the Standing Experimental Forest
Mills. Thig tract is now managed by t
a Forestry Experime
Camp and Forestry
tree
uf
ni
al
Camp.
nlanting and lumbering have brought
t and the {
managemen affairs of
We
feel that the
acceptable manner. Please ask any person
sioners on September 14, 1943.
Signed;
PROF. GEORGE R. GREEN,
Professor of Nature Education,
Pennsylvania State College.
GEORGE W. RALSTON,
Farmer and Chairman Grange
Fair Com., Centre Hall, Pa.
J. MUNSON LEE,
Lee Metal Products Co.,
Philipsburg, Pa.
0. HAMILL BATHGATE,
Dairyman-Engineer,
State College.
JIMSEPEASHIT JRITIIOUEENY STHESIIVITICEL Joes
To the Republican Voters
0. P. McCord, Candidate for County Commissioner
other farmers living
entire life and his neighborly attitude toward everyone
good farmers living within the Coun
charge of 1
, across the mountain from Pine
he P
Juilding, Mineral Industries Camp,
These experiences, wit
good buginess methods,
statements made in this letter are
to the real facts about Mr. McCord’s ability and energy to get things done in an
qualifications for the office of County Com
We hope vou may see fit to vote for Mr. McCord as one of vour Commis-
MEE JTS TISIRIT SI
SHEE UTI OCI TMMITION SITAR JIS AIRITIY SII FIRST tn
’ ACA
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County:
ESHER SR
Fs inty Have very
wear Philipsburg,
assurance that, if
he problems of the
as lived on a farm 1
er, he will
iy.
{ construction and improve-
Grove
ennsvivania State Cr It includes
Civil Engineering
those of road construction.
him into associations with labor and
h
a
&
modest in comparison
knowing Mr. McCord to appraise his
missioner.
itis
DR. H. B. NORTHRUP,
Director of Mineral Industries Ext.
Pennsylvania State College.
ARTHUR BARRACLOUGH.
Coal Operator,
Bellefonte, Pa.
DR. E. H. HARRIS,
Snow Shoe, Pa.
J. H. FRANCE,
J. H. France Refractories Co.
Philipsburg, Pa.
a Bb Le a ———