Page Four
1044,
January 6,
A
Credit Association Ten Years old
Metured
and secretary
ldaysburg Produ
sociation Left
includes
tinshurg
Mills; 8
G. Fouse,
A. Runk, H
berger, New iter
rectors have been on
the association
Second
which the
Anniversary Meeling
the
Member rien of, Farn
lidaysburg reduction i - same membe have been direc
sociation will I i !
ant Gap G
January 13
anniversary
January, 1834
The meeting
m. and
dent John
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arranged
ty
Will Ix
malt bever-
Another
mn cannot
wnicipal
Milesburg Beer
Vote is Voided fives
ich in
the
not
and
was
required by
In his
points out
in the case is ¢
IOUS cases of a HART | i ' fall Pa 4
by the Pen vania Superior urt, | —~E" prescribed by the
and that t gt a Hed is
by the action he hig ribun ' 8 n a ie rg
p f the referenda on September
i the 3 1941 ad « tly the lack of
papers 1
the notices
failed to mention the !
endum Milesburg Be
there wa ir iy to
that the
overlooked
when preparing
for publication
ourt further
$
wherence to
to
tial
iLiad
&
§5¢
of elections
referenda at least
¢ thereof was not
in rough Da | cured wy degr f actual notice
controversy
ve the statu-
Special eed.
i
The lac
Gane
solely 1 an immaterial
was | x
Liquor Board
renewal of his |
u aevi
Turn on the Heat
When Jack Frost paints your windowpanes,
and the family's fuel supply runs short—
don’t shiver, don’t sniffle, don't complain,
but get some of our
art-Wool Blankets
for only
Here's cover for the coldest nights.
Finely woven, (72” x 84”) with acilate ray-
on binding. In cedar, blue, green or rose.
BRACHBILL’S
Spring Street Bellefonte, Pa.
[ody given by law for that purpose,” |
las In Oncken et al. v. Ewing, 336 Pa, |
143. 8 A. 2d 402 |
| Quoting the same source, the local
{court continues: |
| “It is true that in Com. ex rel |
{ Gast v, Kelly, 2566 Pa. 475, 100 A, 272, |
{it was held that an election will be
| sustained notwithstanding there was
| no proclamation, if the electors had
| general knowledge of it and a reas.
onable number of votes was polled.
However, we cannot apply such a
rule of expediency to a matter
strictly governed by statute as ow
Supreme Court has held a local
option referendum to be. Neither is
the proportion of voles cast to the
total registration of qualified voters
pursuasive In the absence of con
trolling authority that such a spec-
lal election not held de jure may be
declared one held de facto, Every
even though it is possible that
he may have been informed through
other channels of publicity, is en.
titled to notice of the holding of such
an election given as the law directs
Here the point in issue is not the
manner in which an election was
conducted, or a collateral attack up-
the result thereof, but whether
an election was ever held upon the
ubject-matter of the controversy.
“Lower courts are always bound by
the decisions of the higher court
In view of the decision of the
Superior Court hereinabove quoted.”
Judge Walker continues, “the Court
has no alternative other than to de-
clare the referendum which had been
held in the Borough of Milesburg as
null and void due to the failure of
proper notice being given, and the
following order is hereby directed to
be entered
And now, to-wit: January 5th,
1044, the referendum held in the
Borough of Milesburg on the ques-
tion of granting of licenses in the
Borough of Milesburg as provided by
Act of May 3, 1833. P. L. 252,
section 32, is hereby declared to be
null and void, and the Liquor Con-
trol Board is hereby directed to re-
consider the application of Russell
Stover for the renewal of his bev-
erage license, taking Into considera-
that the refereudum held in
Milesburg Borough has been declar-
ed null void by the Court of
Common Pleas of Centre County’
a
County Now In Charge
of New Officials
Lh)
voler
on
the
0n
and
‘onltnued from page ome)
Hilda Cor-
The salary board
the County Conur
he C Treasure:
an extra clerk in
appointment
defini
mys te
office. but
been made
Register
Mills: deputy
Bellefonte
rewained
Harry A Corman
Miss Geralding
An
Mr
Bilger, |
clerk may be
Corman at his dis
extra
by
Milles
Wi Vern
expected
Bane in
f
eliefon
John E
Bellefonte Mrs
aoc fad
appoinied
sepitie and
Duby
Howard Ca I as Leen
wife ¢ fr
i the
i
trom £9
LION at Lu
A. oO
tendont while Mr
matron. Firemen are
homa Coleville Frank
Yearick, Zion, and “Gust” Emel
Bellefonte Three new registered
appointed for the home are
Russell Lambert, Mrs. Mary
and Miss Mary Ann Cherry,
Bellefonte
Attorneys: Former Judge M. Ward
Fleming, has been named solicitor
to the County Commissioners: for.’
mer Judge James C. Furst is attor-
the Sherifl’s office, and for-
rr Judge Arthur C. Dale is attor-
for the Centre County Board
Auditor
Auditors: The
tor consists of
Bellefonte;
township,
Rebersburg
Physician he Commissioners
have appointed Dr. J. R. Barlett. of
Pleasant Gap, as county physician
His duties will consist of treating
icases at the County Home, at the
County Jail, and similar duties when
the services of a physician are re-
quired. Dr. Joseph Parrish, of Belle-
fonte, formerly held the post !
{ Among the county officers sworn |
in Monday were Coroner Charles)
Sheckler of Milesburg, and Surveyor
J. Thompson Henry of Martha, |
Among the major county jobs for |
iwhich no appointments have been |
{made at this time are; Chief As-|
| sessor-—-to take charge of tax as-|
isessment on a county-wide basis;
| County Investigator, to conduct In-|
{vestigations on applications for, ad- |
I mission to the county home and for |
lother work of a similar nature; and
{Sealer of Weights and Measures
{ It was indicated yesterday that]
these appointments, together with a
few minor ones, would be made |
{within the coming week. :
District Attorney Musser W. Get- |
{tig has appointed Mrs. Frank Ben-|
nett, of Bellefonte, wife of a school |
[faculty member here, as his secre- |
{tary, succeeding Miss Parsons. {
i
i uperis
Herr will
Georges I
DUrse
Mrs
Swartz
" p
ai of
f
for
audi
Hughes,
of Union
Brungart,
new board of
James R
Howard Miles,
and J. Victor
|
i
Sweater Sag
| Knitted wool sweaters often have
ia tendency to sag at the shoulders,’
thus spoiling their appearance. This
can be prevented if a strip of rib
bon the length of the shoulder from
neck to armhole is attached securely
a, each end to the sweater.
| pail and add enough
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
How Liquid Fertilizer Can Be Made |
with liquid fer
extension
For setting plants
tilizer, H. BR. Niswonger
horticulturist of North Carolina State
follow)
Place one pound of 4-8-4
college, recommends the
procedure
or 4108 commercial fertilizer
to dir
Mi a
walter
solve the fertilizer Stir
until the ingredients are completel)
Pour the liguid
larger container and add enough wa
ter to make 10- gallons Use
pint for each plant when setting
the field. This
fertilizer applied in
thorough!
dissolved into a
one
is in addition ‘
the ro
Mountainous Spanish Morocco
Cep or the flat rin {
Most famous
the rocky promot
illars of
ide of
Legend
Iron and Phosphate Mines
t Third a Alge
and a rre |
i ' s 1
of 85.000 people
Young Man on the Flying Trapeze
It mn eli-known fact that litlie
Double Chromosomes
ne, when applied t
s the nur
and this
m § © next ger
of mandarin has been found t
The part
buds and seeds of the n
tree
caves
garin
Prize Picture
A check for $1.500 is on It
Corp. Kenneth C. Pratt 1
vale, N. J., now stationed in a nort
ern camp. A go with a ca
era, Pratt won first prize in 1
Newspaper Snapshot awards with a
pix entitled "Guardians of Our
Flung Outposts.”
a5 as
wd shot
Fa
Identification Stickers
Employees of the Internaliv
Harvester company, Rock Isls
IL, who carry a full passenger load
in their autos are identified by red
white and blue stickers, while parts
filled cars display a white one, ind
cating that more riders are wanted
The Mails Go Through
Army wives and sweethearts n
complain that their man in serv
doesn't keep posited on the
latest CG. 1. gossip. but Fort She
dan's (lll) postmaster says
diers there write approximately
000 first-class
them
letters daily
Step-Up Heat Production
To Lave fuel
sure the furnace or boiler is pro
ducing the greatest possible amount
5
of heat. The stoker should be kep!
well lubricated, the air suppl
regulated. and the proper
useq
this winter, make
iy
28 oa
Dopey Dilbert
AAF's Cadet
Knucklehead is Dilbert, off-the-beas
airman created by n p artist Lieut
R. C. Osborn, to remind cadets and
pilots of what met to do while flying
} f cousin to the
New Plant Discovered
The discovery in the wilds of Ve
exuela of 8 plant with a bulbou
root that contains 85 per
9 per cent protein and Jess
per cent sugar is reported
cent
starch
than 1
Hemp
Wisconsin, lowa. In
] Ken
offered contra
by the government to produce
000 acres of hemp in 1843
Farmers in
£. Minnesota.
bee
Busier Than Ever
The Tourist Information office at
Chicoutimi, Quebec. reports it is
busier than ever—helping new
workers arrived in the province
Wal
First Flagship for Marines :
The frigate Alfred, commodored |
| by Esek Hopkins, was the first flag- |
ship on which U. 8. marines served
Calling Trees
The need of the fruit growers is |
to cull trees like pouitrymen cull |
bens and dairymen cull cows
—— —
Cash-in on Blow Sand
Blow sand areas have been most
profitable in many localities, when
planted with watermelons.
Scraps Scrappers’ Home
The Athens, W. Va. county jail,
vacant for a year, was scrapped and
yielded 30 tons of steel
Prevent Vegetable Sains
Vegetables that stain the hands
should be peeled in hot water.
Polishing Nickel
Use kerosene and whiting when
cleaning the nickel trimmings on
stoves, and then polish with dry
flannel, soda is also good
for Ba So plating.
Services
usual in the Advent Church
Yarnell
Church school
ervice and
class
Nittany Valley
ture
st. John's Lutheran, Bellefonte
Rev, Clare £
[ Milesburg Presbyterian Charge
Howard E. Oakwood, minister
Snow SBhoe--Bible school 10a. m
morning worship 11 a.m
Milesburg-— Bible school 9:30 a. m
Christian Endeavor 6 p, m
worship at 7:30
Unionville--Bible
Mondays at 7:30
Advent Church
will be held
evening
thi
WUNGRS
neal
SL John's Episcopal, Bellefonte
: Rev, F
9:30 a. n worsh i
ermon 10
John's Evangelical & Reformed
Rev
C. Nevin ¢ Davis, rector
amm rancis P
¢ Sunday after
i. m. Holy Commun
! il a
Sunday evening at o I'd r and ron
Epiphany
9:45
{01
ervice 7:30 p. m Hl he al | church school
Lutheran Pastorate
David E. Straesser he Ref
Paul ch
Holy Com
1 (
pastor
Warriors Mark Methodist Charge
nuren
vening worship
St. Mark
4
Revival at Pleasant View
Rey !
Blanchard - Dix Run Baptist
United Brethren, Bellefonte
ART Al
to Columbia
Prayet
Moon Methodist
Her H. Shissier, past
Charge
First ellefonite
Evangelical Hall
Howard Methodist Charge
ey i 5 3: a5
T-W-0
BIG HITS!
T-H-R-E-¥
BIG DAYS: § 7
THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
, HOPPY'S TRIGGER
§ FINGER GETS BUSY
BILL BOYD
as “Hopalong” Cassidy in
RACES | |
Andy CLYDE - Victor JORY
-— SECOND BIG HIT!
HARRY JAMES and his merrymokers
and THE ANDREWS SISTERS
MONDAY thru WEDNESDAY
SONGS! COMEDY! ROMANCE!
wns IT'S THE SOLDIER SHOW OF TODAY! wee
KENNY BAKER
(
~Buy Bonds fox Dutute nesds.
See How the Underground Works — See What the
. Nazis Do to the Women of Paris!
WITH BRENDA MARSHALL — PHILIP DORN
—e NEXT WEEK-END STARTING THURSDAY —
“GOOD FELLOWS” @ “GIRL FROM MONTEREY"
Youth « CHILD EVANGELISM
WOIr prac HALLY TO BE HELD
Fourth Quarter) onter
held at Howard cl
the Howard charge
afternoon, at 3:00 p.m... »
the ren, 10
all churches of
:
dent Myer
L136 7 '
1Pperinis '
91;
IN All repory
this meeting
Pomona Grange To
Meet at Howard
Bedfast With
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fline
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/
— FRIDAY and SATURDAY —
An adventure so vast
it took the Northwest
nted 2
~
to the top
Heres the story of 8
the fearless few
whose heroism A
thunders thre
a million miles
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With JULIE BISHOP
Helmut John Gene
Dantine Ridgely Lockhart
WEDNESDAY ONLY
PULSE-
POUNDING
THRILLS
INSIDE
NAZI
ws NEXT WEEK-END
THE GANG'S
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