February 3, 1944. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. -ij ling and Loan Association and the ! » ” | HH of the Bloomfleld Bank and Trust Come Celebrate 60th Anniversary Philipsburg Couple Ham J pany, and {8 now serving on the Injured in Accident ooh of 4 price panel of Montclair Ration ity, In. M! Board NaF Biaver has hoes: netive : Gi In a head-on collision of two auto- “", in the Bloomfield Kiwanis Club it ’" abn Mr. Stover was born in Rebers- In nn ul Wine My Bhita { unty, a son of the five persons Were injured, including..." ddenly Mrs. Scott Stover, He re- Mr. and Mrs John J. Colley, of another car ducation in Philiprburg. Mr. Coffey was treatod the : : wb Memorial hospital, Johnstown, fog ! Young - mah a laceration of the left knee, and - - dt is wife was admitted a MARKET QUOTATIONS she is suffering from a contusion of Corrected Weekly by C. ¥, Wagner a time was head of the mathematics tions of & Co., Ine, Flour Mill, Bellefonte department of the McKeesport High Whent 4 30 3 I Ridin corn Schoal prior to going Normal PEP hi Baha mmage to the two automobiios ' . 3 . 3 $e Ont: School at Edinboro ? estimated at §1.000 machin He is married to the former Verna Barley Hosterman, daughter of the late Mi Rye h { Mrs. Charles WH Buckwheat ard hg former Cofley Lt. Wil- I 7:45 (By ws killed In ay n. Monday caught! Johnso! v bomber near Bloux fire In the double house on South | The iremen werd ied apout flue \ io it wn Sil ith WAR LOAN DEPENDS BONDS, BACK THE ATTACK! ts FER Hg HE coun SUCCESS IN THE UPON YOU — BUY burg, this ¢ late Mr. and celved his early ¢ publie schools, taught in the and Howard his teaching their cal and as a of Aaronsburg Later he continued ewhere schools a patient work el and for he chiest and seyere lnoors he face QELLEFONTE'S § HOWDY hcp THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY to the Mr and Mrs 0 Johnstown to terman of § ’ iy Joh ni Cofley attend the funer were enrout family home Girace, at ’ ’ 4 5 — —————— ’ » Betty Hahn now in Tex BUY WAR - TE LL Er or TE | BLY WAR BVA Si uA, two daughters [s Woodward Cave ILOVEer re wa T-H-R-E-E . = T-W-0 Down-4o-mirth romance of 0 wper- BIG DAYS! J BIG HITS! secretary and her dollor-o-yeor i) Buffalo, N. Y.; \ § £1, man, Pleasant } I'heodor O8~ Sr J A 3 on - h go-getier... cutting rod tope 10 i build bombers... and covering | 50 YOU DON'T BELIEVE | | IN GHOSTS ° i Edgar S. Stover A Centre county native Edgar Stover, retired SUD Bloomfield chose 3 the Capital with confusion! srintendent schools in ly was outstanding conducted at the Temple by the M Veterans of For Mr. Stover is the accorded that honor post inaugurated the cu Mr. Stover went to Bloomfield 1911 from the faculty of Northwest ern State Normal School Ed boro, Pa hool. He becamt high in 1019 dent of to 1928 he served Beard of Edu Mr. Stover was a member f ti 1 old Board of Trade of Bloomfield i and has been vice president of the he has 8 Chamber since it was developing the best in organized He had been chairman ba f¥e wh have been privileged to of the Board of Pol nd Fire Es swrve with him from time to time aminers creation group was I« of the Community resenting th League, and a a d : 18) ff Pitase " is 5 of the 104 (RAL : LE URS 1a a } : HELA 4 ps dig ex Coun Bul Bellefonte High School J | AS 1d i gu mol Sholl ol J Veshu " - / hy { (AT ACRES WODRERLAD - RAWEY DEVERFORY oh ts t—— jation th week d a re- HT e. TI ! hy re re H Caum nanager of the i 1] § UN) CLONE , Eng LE. AS a int. " : at the dinner. = : .y > as MENRY ALDRICH ool al Tre) Produced and Daected by Sirk 3 ge i, nan Migs Hoops received. watch YOU'LL DIF | 7 ) PEBLEY NitHDLS BABY CHICKS ! Methodist fe fe fonte LAUGHING. " JOHN LITEL y A , : OLIVE BLAKENEY . U. 8. Certified fram ROP. Sired § "¥ { the period was $7 , and. Rev H i Floeks ullorum Controlled eceipts rom ‘hun ee OUTDOOR. ACTION SECOND HIT WILLIAM (HOPALONG) BOY D—in “FALSE COLORS” New Hampshire Reds and White the Daiance Andy Clyde | aim ivi fifth person to be rendered VFW mu as a teacher in th CNOo} sehools | DeHAVILLAN uperintendency Mr. and Mrs. McClellan C. Rossman, of Tyrone, R. D., on January 22 celebrated their 60th anniversary at their home. Mr. Rossman is 81 and his wife 78. They have 13 Hving children, 55 grandchildren, and IR great-grandchildren. Thirteen grandsons are in the armed forees 3 Deen Ie xonsinie in teacher nd -SONNY TUFTS Tansar” ba T0 PROUDLY WI 0A ANNE SHIRLEY - JESS BARKER JAMES DUNK - PAEL STEWART Alumni Teacher Honored at Party Submits Report Eacan CT [PHOS at ve { aupt ister, Mrs. Betts D } Rd irom a i= C. Stet Ir ministe ul se lassware from employes and Leghorns. All breeds $15 per 100 : $387.44 Also White Runner and Muscovy Expenditures for the period were Ducklings 25¢ ach Cust How prizes in June com- hatching in separate mac : encement, $2 hange for alumni 7.3 each. i orchestra, $83; ce Righ um foo ipplies, $9.82; soft Zetts Poultry Fa rm } . and scholarship, $50 DRIFTING, PENNA 1 tal $203 NH IMONDAY & TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURS. | START SIZZLING! Clandia Drake «— Jimmy Roger HIS FIRST FOR MG) SINCE MEMORABLF MRE. CHIPS MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY EXCITEMENT BY THE BOMBLOAD ~IN THI THE NEAR “ TROUBLE SPOT OF FEAST! | 1 MI Haupt eiected tax assessor of Mileshurg borough. expects to enjoy a vacation At a seaside resort and after thst time plans to engage in Red Cross work io her home counununity. In addition to the honors she re- the party, Miss Haupt fall was THE MARX BROS.—in “THE BIG STORE” Gorgeous Gals! UP-Roarious Fun! Snappy Tunes! Surprise Party Is Held at Julian Home hat dE EE EE TTT I TTT TTT TTT TTT TTT TITTY ITTY f GALA WAR BOND PREMIERE SUNDAY EVENING - FEBRUARY 13th - 9:00 P. M. _——"| A SPECIAL PROGRAM » «| OF ENTERTAINMENT NO ONE SHOULD MISS! ADMISSION BY WAR BOND PURCHASES ONLY | ts A | uv : v » MA KE E CWP tt. Esther Weaver, Wi Ué imm and St ley Dillenn, Don My- ! Jim Meckley, Russell and Al bert Hartsock, Wailer Heaton, Laura Peters Madeline Daughenbaugt Merlyn Lar am, Virginia Meckley A Lovelier ROOM |= Waddle Resident BRACHBILL’S Bellef onte, Peis. Spring Street Follow your re-decorotive urge with Beouty.ired Rugs. Use them freely, upstairs, downstairs and oll around your home. To living room, bedrooms, den, hall, and bath... they'll bring fresh new color, new warmth, new life! Luxuriously soft underfoot. You can wash Beauty-tred Rugs in a jiffy, and they're guaranteed color-fast. They come in a fascinating range of lovely colors to harmonize with every decorative motif... in Ovals, Rounds and Oblongs . . . and in sizes to fit every need. Blue - Gold - Sand - Rose Aqua - Red - Peach Grey Ivory - Nile Green ’ 18 Sizes — 20x30 to 48x72 Honored on Birthday W. D. Stine of honor at of Waddle, was guest + birthdas given bY his sony and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mr: Bugene Stine at their home in Axemann, Sunday. Those present, in addition to the guest of honor his wile, and the host and hostess were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bickle and family, Nelson, Patsy, Marnie Wayne, and Jay. and the Stine chile dren, Ruth, Earl and Jonas Eugene. Chests at the Stine home in the afternon were Phil Glibert and Mas rie Hoover, and Rebecca and Buse Wamer of Julian, and Peg Warnes of Axemann. Mr. and Mrs, Bickle were oelebrating their 13th wedding anniversary that day dinner Announce Engagement _ Nits. Anna L. Hoover, of State Qol- lege, has announced the engagement | of her granddaughter, Jeanne Dons : , 10 Aviation Cadet Richard N. J , son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B . McCord, also of State College. Miss Donaldson is employed by the Cote lege In the department of engineers | ing scheduled to undergo advanced | i rg training: at Big Spring, | date has been set for the wedding. & 1 i MARRIAGE LIC ‘Walter L. Plummet, Elizabeth Ann ie, Md. Hartswick. Bellefonte a ¥ 4 as LL LE ane EE EE EE EEE EE Et Starting TODAY (FEB. 3 thru FEB. 12) ALL BONDS PURCHASED AT THE FOUR ISSUING AGENCIES EN. TITLES YOU TO PREMIERE AD- MISSION, BUY WAR BONDS NOW PREMIERE ADMISSIONS ARE AVAILABLE ONLY AS LONG AS SEATS LAST « NO “STAND. ING ROOM” COURTESIES! OFFICIAL WAR BOND ISSUING AGENCIES BELLEFONTE TRUST ©CO. FARMERS NATIONAL BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK BELLEFONTE POST OFFICE | Wa 4 f LLEFONTE ibd dad BF Pru . f es a EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE
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