September 2 23, 1943. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page Three —— PLEASANT GAP The Theodore Linquist family at tended the funeral of a relative In Willlamsport, Saturday. Mrs. George Magargel, Sr, was hastess to the Garden Club at her home Wednesday afternoon The William Tucker family drove to Blanchard Sunday, to call upon the Milton Kunes family as Mrs. Kunes has not been in very good health for some time, The Interorganization banquet was held Monday at the Grange hall A. H. Smith Ray Melroy, Schrefller and Boyd Spicher were among those who attended the Elks’ annual plenie held at the Republi- can camp at Curtin on Sunday The “Jerry” Gill family drove to Villlimsport Saturday, where they called upon the Frank and Gerald Millward families, former residents of this place, and to Altoona, Mon- day, where they called upon friends and uansacted scme business Rev. Donald Roup of the Lutheran church, is starting a training course class to be held every Thursday eve- nleg from 7 to 8 for the from 8 to 9 for the young lolks. Cer- tificates will be given at the end of course. It is interdenominational Mrs. Robert Corl entertained her sister, Sophia Reed of Warriors Mark, Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Garbrick of Ty- rone, spent the weekend with the Ross Fetzers. Mrs. Richard Westerveld and son eturned last week to their home In Cumberland, Md., after a short visit with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Magargel, Sr The Boy Scouts spent the weekend of the 11th in Greens Valley, Biddle and the scoutmaster from Milesburg being with them Mr. vanBuskirk, the Shope Lumber Co. was here the early part of the week making re-| pairs to the brick school house. william Huffman made a bus trip | to Mifflinburg and return, Sunday, to visit relatives. Mrs. Fred Lose and two children are home after a week's relatives in Johnstown. Mr. and Mrs. two sons of Punxsutawney, Council evening Millard \") - were callers at the George Magargel, Sr. home Sunday. Budd Zettle was here from Bloom-| for a few days’ visit] ingdale, Del., and on his return took his mother along to Washington, where she will spend a week with her son, Fred, and then visit at Bloomingdale with Budd. Mr. and Johnstown, and Nancy, and father of Watsontown, spent Sunday with the Griffiths, Gettigs and other relatives here Mrs. Sommers is spending a week with friends at Curwensville. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. John Salega and Miss Ruth Evans of Uniontown, were weekend guests of the Fomwalds. granddaughter, Local coal dealer, Stellard Beigh-! tol, has had one of his trucks laid up for repairs for some time, hav- ing demages resulting from an ac- cident one of his drivers had. It is now repaired and ready use again, Among the out-of-town {olks who attended the funeral of Mrs. Archie Irvin at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rockey last Wednesday, were Mrs. Frank sll of Oil City, Mrs David C Am pb? I and daughters, Vio- let of New Jersey, and May Weaver of Buffalo, and Kathryn of Tyrone, and the Irvin's son, Donald, who was here from the Navy uesday and Wednesday. The girl who had made her home with the Irvin's Since a cently joined the WACs, was not able to get home for the funeral Jimmie Noll was home from Eliza- bethtown for a short visit, Sunday Rally Day and Harvest He ome will be observed at the M. E. church on Sunday, Oct. 10. ’ AOT Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lewis adopt-| ed a baby last week, daughter of a relative whose hus-| band was killed in the service re- cently. Mr. and and Mrs. Swartz visited at the Ross | home at Potters Mills, Saturday, adults, and! Mr. | carpenter from| visit with | Thomas Laird and | Mrs, William Smith of] i small child and who had re-} it being the| Robert Kelley and Ray Decker registered on the Tth at State Col-| | lege and the latter enlisted in the Alr Corps that day. Mrs. Ray Melroy was hostess to {the ladies of the Nittany Valley Court of the Amaranth, «t a pot- luck supper at the Melroy cottage in| Greens Valley, Saturday About twenty were present, Mrs. Harry Eby spent Monday in Williamsport, Ray Melroy made a business trip| to Lewistown, Saturday. Mrs. Helen Bitner visited relatives | at Centre Hall over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Koch and infant daughter of State College, called upon Mrs. Koch's mother, Mrs, W. H. Noll en route to their home at State College from the Centre Coun- ty Hocpital Miss 1da Kauffman has been a patient in the Centre County Hos- pital since Sept, 11th, having fallen at that time and broke her ankle, Reports are she Is getting along as well as can be expected. Russell Spicher returned Saturday a week ago to camp In California, after spending nine days in our midst. His wife accompanied him as far as Chicago, where she made an overnigh it with her brother, En- sign Terry Noll and wife Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Hipple and son of Petersburg were weekend guests at the Dal Smeltzers, recent- ly Ensign Evanston, day visit month. Dewey Sorenson, Jr, returned from Corry, where he spent the summer in time for the opening of school. evening. vis |) Mrs. T. A. Noll of were here for a three- early part of the and Ii, the | Mrs. Henry Noll spent a day last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Alan Brungart at their home at | Rebersburg Pvt. Harry Kelley returned last week to Camp Blanding, Fla , after enjoying a furlough with his family jand friends. He Is driving an am- bulance in line of duty in the army. Recent guests of the W. D. Her- man's were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Danie] Payne and two children, and Mrs. Roy Cor- inell of Comming, N. Y. | Pvt. Ray Hill of Camp Forrest, Tenn. and Ralph Hill of Chamokin, spent a few days recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bliger, Recent guests at the Boyd Lon- berger home included Alvin Caldwell and sons, Don E., Cloyd and Merrill, land Mrs. Kile of Hoillidaysburg Mr. and Mrs, John Royer accom- panied the Clayton Royers of Belle- fonte to Aaronsburg, where they at- tended a picnic recently Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zerby daughter Nancy, were recent at the Frank Irvin home Mrs. Nevin Mulfinger was home recently from New York City, where she is in training for a nurse, for a {few days’ visit, and guests | | | | 1} —— | | Pvt, Clair L. Moore Moore Moore Pvt Larry member seen much of on of of the entered th He waa tioned at was { A0r Di Lowry Field, Colorado, { about four months Washingtor st the and Ore- . Mon- he Bombard- employ- brick about through gon and is now Army Alr Base et Great Falls tana, as a member of t ment Squadron. Clair ed at Port before ndu forces located ast the his vard yarc armed’ Ned D. Lytle seaman acquired at of Port lass of 1942 WAS the McFeeley Brick C the service fees t UAW member of the rank rv e William G. Lytle THREE BELLEFONTE BOYS IN ARMY SERVICE Ham Donald Lochner left Monday eve-| ning for Sampson, N. Y.. where he is in training in the Navy, fter | spending nearly a mother Mr. and Mrs are home from Wyndceotte, Mich parents of Lemont, who had been visiting relatives there for several weeks, returned home with them Charles Noll of Harrisburg, was a recent caller smong relatives and friends here Thomas Poss, who Is employed as a barber in one of the Harrisburg shops, is home due to ill health, and expects to go to a hospital soon for an operation. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Getlig spent a few days recently in Perryville, Md, {and also made a business trip to | Phi ladelphia | The Jaco Corman family made a trip recently to Pittsburgh and Ali- quippa, where they visited with {friends Harold Whitehill a week's stay In Mr. Whitehill's — —— DR. PIERCE DIES | Dr. Fred W. Pierce, 70, head of {the language department of Pennsyl- i i | vania State College from 1909 until Mrs. Millard Schrefller | his retirement in 1942, died Sunday at his home in Clinton, Conn. He had been ill for several months, > ested in placing a memorial an order, We Have Just Added Another Carload of Memorials to our already large stock of finished work. yards in Lemont and inspect the material and work- manship of our line of work. It will be a pleasure to assist you in making a se- lection of a memorial for your lot. will place you under no obligation whatever to place We Specialize in Rock of Ages Barre Granite ! If inter- we invite you to call at our A visit to our yard OUR MOTTO: “SATISFIED CUSTOMERS” IL. FRANK MAYES, Proprietor Lemont Marble & Granite Works LEMONT, PA. | week with his Russell Moyer The three are sons of Mrs Blanch arg I Pvt Russell into the until the pre stationed at bama. He has infantry and for the months has been as a machine-gunner Pvt. DeForreat Moyer was shown of _brot her: above Willi Moyer Bellefonte inducted 1943 Up he has been McClellan, Ala- igned to the past five training am Marc ent Fort been ime receiving induct- DeForrest Moyer * Army in November been stioned up until the Camp Beale, Calif time he hag been un- Armored Reconnaissance also radio operation Budd Mi entered the September, 1841, before He was first assigned a8 a machine-gunner transferred to the and aided in the ed ir He has freee TGA 1942 {f time at derg 4 eUL ver Army in Pear] Harbor to the infantry Later he was Army Air Corps a +8 a October commission in the U present h of the Philo Corps School, reserve corps maintenance Lieut, Mover six Army Radio Schools Radio £ is Officer-in sl C orp Philadelphi men in are During his army career successfully completed r Alrcraft Tra ini ng traini raft radio f LL ¢ o a— At Camp Polk 1 2] | |tillery in November, —1 Suffers Wounds In | Battle of Sicily Pvt. Wilbur MM. Burns, liam H, Burns of Julian, fered shrapnel wounds while fighting in Sicily July son R. D, 11, a ——. Torpedoman | i. of Wil-| suf-| of the leg! ac | cording to a recent War Department! casualty list. The latest jetter the wounded soidier received by his {family stated that he would prob. ably be back in service soon. Pvt. Burns enlisted in the field ar- 1940 ! {time he was living with his brother. ] {in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, from | 3 At that! Chester C. Sprow of the Crider Ex- | {change building in Bellefonte | viously he had spent a year in a ccc | camp in Texas. i — ——— —— Receives Promotion Pre- | James C. Hale, 33, husband of Mrs. | Kathryn Hale, High street, Belle- fonte, has won an early promotion in the Navy as result of his past civ ilian training. Because he has had * {sufficient experience in a trade es | i Harold J. Grieb | Pfe. Grief, {| Grieb, of Tylersville, Clinton county, {has been in the Army since his in- [ duction, March 27th of this year. He lis stationed at North Camp Polk, | La., with the Armored Regiment | { Pfe. Grieb is a graduate of Logan | ton High School and before his in- Mrs. Mildred L. Grieb, resides at Bellefonte, R. D. 2. REPORTED MISSING Released by the War Department is the news that Staff Sgt. John E. Treon, son of Mrs. Minnie Treon of Renovo, is missing in action in the European theater of war. Old Varnish A good way to remove old varnish from furniture is to put three table! spoonfuls of cooking soda in a quart of water and apply with a rough cloth. Sandpaper will then easily re. | move the varnish, : duction was employed by the Ameri-| ean Lime Co. of Bellefonte. His wife, sential in the Navy, upon completing his recruit training | at the U. 8. Naval Training Station | at Great Lakes, Ill. Now home on leave, he wili report back to the station for re-assignment to active duty aboard a naval warship or to {some naval shore station. STEAL FROM JUDGE Blight respect for the law is shown | by thieves in Montour township. {Thursday night they stole most of ithe melons from a half acre patch at the farm of Judge Kreisher. They were not taking just run-of-the- mill stuff but carefully selected the biggest. The only large one lu we! {patch left was obscured . by weeds (and was overlooked. This is the sec! iond time this year the judge's farm | has been raided. The first time the {thieves carried off the woduce of! 400 mango plants. ! The Nazis will be “retreating ac-| cording to plan” when the war ends. he was advanced | son of Mrs. Regina '0 the rating of Fireman, first class, | {New London, Conn., and is ready for fully qualified to carry out the duties [Japan were willing and anxious to [to share the burden of defeat. Alvin H. pifer since March, 1042, having received | this basic training at Newport, BR. 1.| Now at 28 years of age he has com. | | pleted his basic training at the Sub. | imarine School, Submarine Base, jduty with our growing fleet of un- [dersea fighters. Torpedoman Pifer will be entitled to wear the twin dolphin insignia of the submarine during which he must demonstrate to his commanding officer that he is of his rate. The insignia is regarded | as a mark of distinction throughout the Navy. Pifer was graduated from | Howard High School ten years ago. J The people of Germany, Italy and share the loot of war, promised them by their leaders; they must expect | Torpedoman 2/¢ Alvin HH. Pifer 8 the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Pifer, | of Howard. He has been in the Navy | — Poets’ Corner | “1 mix my prayers with a little toll {Along In every row; And 1 work this nwo soll Quite vigorous with And I've discovered sin As sure This kind in mixture the a hoe though still In aa YOu are born of compost, well worked ~T Peter stood guard st Cine a thoughtful won A man stepping there He shouted “Hell spection An angel said worms I wrong direction (For hell sounds rapper infie ‘Becomes Corporal Lon Bt Peter looked « R—_ TET Col, Austin Hendershot hot on of Mr Hen of Bi § ‘ He fonte, priog member bCsi0n Dh “ ‘ Hes aven's iH views ou 10 Hell Henders! tha > due HOEING AND Duties Army Hoard Er lofont for 14 months May Dray ens fadl You don't some Blates | $4 PETER AND (Contribu brow with a mous » RB pretiy decent : 1 Muki OOTY HITLER ted ) use Lhe hos t } Cholden weeds along each Goes bon Know Ww ray the rest IROL and morn and an al the goiden farmer piace of for thrifty aCe Lane Town \ BHOKEN PRECEDENT ENEATIONED BLUES bog 4 Lhe shied Fe dead ny groceries, ww walk od ve WO small friends and give my talk groceries PRAYING oierates a institution the big eno to viclate of the lang with fmpunity Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! {T's ND of Seplomber is in bight. And the end of September brings ud close to the end of the 3rd War Loan drive, » If yow haven't bought $100 worth of extra War Bonds—extra, mind you—dig 2p that money and buy your share today! ' Men who are fighting for you . .. bleed- ing for you . . . ready to die for you . .. are waiting for the news that you people pt home are backing them up J00%. (They know what invasion costs in blood and lives. They know, too, what it costs in equipment, munitions, supplies, that must reach the front in a never-ending stream. And they're counting on you for the money that goes to keep that stream flowing. 4 No matter what you have to sacrifice BT us . you cannot let them down! They're calling on you to hurry, hurry, hurry! Get that $100 extra into Weg Bonds before the drive ig oper, “WAR LOAN BACK THE ATTACK . . . WITH WAR BONDS LEVINES BELLEFONTE'S MODERN STORE FOR MEN
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