March 16, 1944.
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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE,
PA.
Page Fin
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—Kenneth Nellis, P. R. of
Norfolk, Va., is spending a ten-day
leave in Bellefonte with his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Nellis, of East
Bishop street.
+The Junior Section of the Belle
forite Woman's Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Samuel Meckes, 01
West Logan street, on Monday, the
20th, at 8 p. m,
~Pfc. Joseph O'Leary, of Fort
Belvoir, Va. arrived in Bellefonte
during the weekend to spend a 23-
day furlough with his mother, Mrs
D. P. O'Leary and family North
Penn street
“Motion pictures will feature the
March meeting of the Centre County
Medical Society at the Centre County
Hospital, Bellefonte, this evening,
March 16. Members will report on
interesting cases
—sJames Bailey West Bishop
street, well known Bellefonte barber,
became ill at his home during the
weekend and on Sunday was taken
te the Centre County Hospital
the Widdowson ambulance
Cpl. Cecil Vignuttl. of
Cordon Johnson, Florida, is
ing a 14-day furlough with his
the former Ruth Hipple, anc
infant daughter, Rose Marie
family home in Milesburg
~-Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Claney
their son, Lt. Kenneth M. Claney,
Indiantown Gap, spent the weekend
in Bellefonte with Mrs. Claney's sis-
ters. Misses Mary and Louise Mc-
Clure, of West Bishop street
--Frank K. Stevens,
mate first of Portsmouth
and his sister, Miss Dor
of Ralston, spent the weekend
the home of their parents, Dr
Mrs. R. L. Stevens, on East Curth
street
Cpl. Ralph Moerschbacher, of
Camp Pendleton, Va., is spending
16-day furlough with his parents
Mr, and Mrs
8r.. of East
his first visit
teen months
—-W. A. Bertrand, Jackson
Heights, L. I, is here for a visit with
Mrs. Bertrand's parents, Mr
Mrs. T. J. Kelleher, of South Sj
street He is here in conn
with his work as a liaison officer {
the U. S. Weather Bureau
—Cuests of Mr. and Mr Ann
Derstine. of the Petrikin apartment
include Mr. Derstine’s brot and
Sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert
Derstine, of Bristol, The Norbert
Derstines also are visiting other rel.
#tives and friends in Bellefonte and
vieinity
k —~Tommy, the four-year-old son
Mr. and Mrs, Thom as H Men
Fast Linn streef, underwent exan
ination at the Centre County Hose
pital om Monday. Tommy suffered
a severe attack of tonsillitis in Jan-
pary and has never fully recovered
from that illness
«Mrs. Anne Crafts, South Thomas
gtreet, went to Johnstown last week
because of the fines and death of
bet brother-in<daw, Harry D. Otto
Mrs. Crafts’ daughter, Maxine, went
to Johnstown to attend the funeral
which was held Monday afternoon
from his late home
~Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dunni
York, have moved to Bellefonte
are NOW occupying an apartn.nt ir
the Bush Arcade, West High street.
Mr. Dunnick., a graduate of Penn
State last month, is employed as an
industrial engineer by the Titan
Metal Company. Mrs. Dunnick was
graduated from the College last June
«Mrs. Patrick K. O'Neill, the for-
mér Shirley Carner, of Bellefonte
has received word of the promotion
of ‘her husband to the rank of first
Heutenant in the U. 8 Marine IA
O'Neill is stationed at Camp LeJeur
California. He enlisted In ‘
vice before completing
studies and was called
in November 1942
«Mrs. Harry Tressler, who re
near the Bellefonte alrport, spent
the weekend in Willlamsport visit.
ing her cousin, Reuben Hartman,
who had been an invalid for the past
gear and a half. While in Williams-
port, she attended the sessions of
the Central Pennsylvania Conference
of the Evangelical church. Mrs
Mressler is a communicant the
Zion Evangelical church.
‘ «Horace J. Hartranft, Jr, son of
Mr. ant Mrs. Horace J. Hartranft
of East Linn street, who recently
peturned to his duties in the U. 8
Marines after spending a leave of
aheence at his home here, has been
promoted to the rank of Corporal,
aecording to word received this week
©pl. Hartranft, who served many
months in the Bouth Pacific area, is
now stationed at San Diego, Calif
~Pyt. Leonard Lambert, Monday
teparted for Camp Reynolds, Green.
ville, Pa.. after spending a week's
Joave with his wife, the former
Phyllis Malone, of Wingate, and with
his mother, Mrs. Tracy Lambert, of
Milesburg. Mrs. Lambert is living
temporarily with her sister, Mrs
Russell Rider, on East Logan street
Prior to coming to Bellefonte Pvt
Lambert had been stationed at Camp
Lee, Virginia,
«Pvt. Qeorge Gardner, son of Mrs
Dora Gardner, of Bush Addition, ar-
rived in Bellefonte Tuesday night to
spend a 22-day furlough ut the
home of his mother. Pvi. Gardner
recently returned to the States from
many months of srvice In the South
Pacific, and for a time was In a hos
pital in Texas receiving treatment
for a condition result from his
pervice, He has four brothers in
Uncle Bam's armed forces, |
«D, M. Dunkle, of 5720 Dearborn |
pireet, Pittsburgh, Is of the opinion
that the Centre Democrat has been
coming to his home a sufficient num.
of years to entitle it to vote,
to check up on Mr. Dunkle's
er turned on our “reasearch
* which revealed that the
per has been a continuous |
tor in the Dunkle .home since
1803, a mere matter of 51 years,
should entitle the two old
to some sort of an anniver. |
yer trust Mr. Dunkle may live
more years to enjoy his fav. | |
newspaper,
a/c,
Of
of
in
camp
spend-
wile
their
at the
and
ol
pharmacist
Va
Steven
class,
thy
Ralph Moerschbacher
This &
Bishop street
home in nearl
Ol
her
ide
of
Cpl. Darel Boob, of Richmond,
Va. spent the latter part of the week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur Boob, of East Howard street
Lewis Orvis Harvey, logal
tarney, spent last Wednesday
Williamsport, having gone to
city to appess in a case before
Federa! Court
Mrs. C. C. Robh
Conn., is visiting her
Robb and family in
and will also visit Mr
hile in Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Rumberger:
and family, of North Allegheny
had as their guests during the
end, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kozer, of
Philipsburg, formerly residents of
Bellefonte
Betty Ci
terday returned to
Washingt
week's
Mr. and Mrs
High
at
in
that
the
of Norwich,
won, Eugene J
Toledo, Ohio
Helen Game
street
week-
yvoeman 3 «
her
nsebeer
dutie
spending
with her
D Casebeer, { West
after
parent
street
After a
her father, W. B
P! ¢. Marilyn
stationed at
Sat
Fort
several visit with
Milesburg,
had been
departed
days’
Miles, of
Miles, who
Norfolk, Va
new assignment at
Ga
Rov
urday for a
Oglethorp,
My Dunklebarger
had
and
and
ding
number
to Belle
home
been re-
1 Gillen, of West Bish. p
dnesday was adm Mited
* Hospital Ds
observation
AY
IVIL
{
anda
Mir
of Huble
home as
rsburg, entertained at
weeks ts. thell
Zeigler
wi gue
Jack H
Cumberland, Md
1 have been togethe
last March
; ¢
Smith of
and
YOUng 1
entering
Neen
GLlice
Philadelph
wil
‘he Young
ry of Centre County
will hold
Hecla Park
part)
bers of organization are
to attend and each member
Pomona Gran
roller skating pa
Tuesda
UTged
Mrs. D. K Ki
Mich here for
tehen,
living with
ents, Mr and Mrs George Purnell,
on West Linn. street, have complet-
od arrangements to move into the
Orvis apartment, East Curtin street
to be vacated hy Mr. and Mrs. Pred
Clair and famib
Mr. and Mrs James
{ Halfmoon Terrace \
ord that their son, Anthony Be
Calin QM 3 Ah naergo
an appendicitis operation at a gov-
rrament hospital overseas. He en.
the ~ we on 4 "wt - Ma 1643
NAVY anu -
Week
Bascal
ft
this country several
’
10r overseen: a
Cpl. Ben H. Herr, of
with Arm
New Caledonia, in ¢
his parents, Mr
East Curt
Herr, of
that he expect
re 4 »
AETTEQ oO
ryviee
wh
recen
Mrs
»
Claude
¥
trod ryt
: repoln
oe
¢ ; :
W0Cation
f hew abo
a thousand miles north of his present
where he will be placed
charge of an Army depot
Sgt. and Mrs, Jerr
Miami Beach
parents of t
tation
ry Weinsted
lorida, are the
heir first chi a daugh-
born Saturdsgy at a Miami Beach
hospital. The little girl has been
named Thomazine. Mrs. Weinstein
is the Thomazine Curtin
daughter Mrs. H Laird Curti
Curtin, Sgt. Weinstein is a
employe of the Centre
Times, State College
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Z. Campbell
of West Lamb street, have al
ed the engagement of their daughter,
Lorraine F., and Frank K. Steven
P. M.'le., son of Dr. and Mrs. R. 1
Stevens of East Curtis M:
Stevens is a technician
stationed In main dis.
pensary at Portsmouth, Va Mis
Campbell is evening chief operator
at the Bell Telephone office. Belle
fonte
Mr
of
Id
ter
former
of
of for
DOUNnC-
} street
laboratory
the Navy
and Mrs. Edward
of East Howard street, Tuesday
ceived word that their son
Donald FP. Markley, had arrived safe
ly in England. Pvt. Markley entered
the service In July, 1943, and from
New Cumberland was sent to Aber.
deen, Md, later being transferred
to Camp Reynolds, Greenville, Pa
That was his last known address be-
fore he was sent overseas. He is In
the Army Ordnance group
Markley
ree.
Py ’
Ernest Frazier, of South Spring
street, and William Elsenhaur, of
The Forge, are reported to have seen
a three-foot blacksnske on the hill
east of The Forge, Bunday afternoon
Although the sun was warm. the
ground was partly covered by snow
and the snake when last seen was
picking its way along between the
snow patches. The men believe the
snake's appearance denotes either
the advnt of spring, or bad judge.
ment on the reptile’s part
«~The American Home Section of
the Bellefonte Waman's Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. George
Sunday, Pine street, on Monday,
March 20, at 2 p. m. Mrs Edward
Miller will be co-hostess. Miss Alice
Brinton, Clothing specialist of the
Home Economies Extension Depart.
ment of the Pennsylvania State Col-
lege, will give a talk nd demonstra.
‘tions. Members are asked to bring
pencils and small nbtebooks to note
directions as they ate given, and also
| scissors for cutting patterns. A good
attendance is desirel, Refreshments
will be served.
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The Fred Clinefelter family last |
| week
moved from the Balley house
on West Bishop street to a house on
South Water street
Lt. William Zimmerman, Morris
Field, N. C, spent the forepart of
last week with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Oscar Zimmerman, of Willow-
bank street hi
Capt Edward
in California
Plumb, stationed
arrived in town last
I'hursday for a week's visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Plumb
of North Allegheny street
Mrs. Freda
Curtin street, spent
Harrisburg with
Mi Olive Ci
Clara Bingami
Mrs
refus
of East
weekend
sister<in-lnw
Morgan, formerly
of Bellefonte
Bingamin
the
her
in
last
on
ar] Corman Thursday
home North Al-
from the Centre
where she
nea
legheny
County Hospital
eal patient for
had been
LtWO weeks
Bayard, of Atlantic
part of la week
Mrs. Elsle
Miss Mary
apartments
High
4 a 1
£1 i Nellie
Sarah
J. spent
fort no
efonte as a gu
in Bell
R. He nd her
Rankin { the Hazel
Donoval
4 f
vers
ter
I near town
Pralnicih
spent most
where
i ODRSCTrYA-
Hox pital
>. CC. Alexa
Are sp
lorida
re Counts
nd Mrs
Hosapit
George Brown and
gement Lo
' Aq
i \rran
He fa
uble hous
the forme:
south Spri
fi nas, 1
England
been
Brook
road
ville
0 immediate
the property
ree R
Bellalonte
n the Panama Canal
M1 john W. Jarvl, of
Baz berton Ohio, spent the weekend
in Bellefonte as guests of Mrs. Jarvis
father. James Pickel, on Halfmoon
Terme Mrs. Jarvi is the
Ma k#l of Bellefont
employed
Alice Shell Dugs
y beet
Mrs 1
ial reet
week departed
Dugan
v ie
hob ing
H
en
who recently
from Philadelp
rangements to mov
5 Orvis ©
8
ie DU
ling, «
gheny and Lb
! 0 be vacated by Mr. and Mr
Blair Smith, who will mo to Wil
Immsport Katz some weeks 2
became if the Katz Slore
ner of
N
Alle
nere
Jane Wright
completed a
the yeoman school in
yeoman third cla
sourse of training
Cedar Fall
Iowa, and last Wednesday arrived in
Bellefonte to spend a seven-day leave
with her mot Mrs, Mary Wright
of East Linn street Upon leaving
Bellefonte yesterday, Yeoman Weight
was sched iled report in Philadel.
phia for nment and expects to
be located ir ‘that city indefinite)
Dale of East Bishop street
it the Bellefonte High
purchased from Ruth
former Lyman Smith
East Curtin street, and the
planning to occupy the
as soon as possible. The
they occupy on Bishop street
wned by Clar Kdlley, who
recently received a medical discharge
from military service and is Bow
employed at the Titan Metal plant
Mist Smith plans to make her fu
ture home at State College
Robart Wehr, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Wehr, of East Curtin
street. Inst Wednesday went to West
Chester, to be'the guest of Miss Jean
Clevenstine, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Ray OG. Clevenstine, of East
Bishop street, a student at West
Chedter State Teachers’ College
During the latter part of the werk
they visited In Wilmington, Del. and
in Maryland and New Jersey, Jye-
turning to Bellefonte Saturday, Miss
Clevenstine returned to schodl the
following day, while on Maontiay Mr
Wehr was a member of the local
contingent who left Belleforite to
enter the U. 8. Navy
er
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LO
asad
Ralph
nee
FOR SALE
20 SHARES
Bellefonte Trust Co.
Price on Application,
Inquiries Invited t
H. N. NASH & Co.
SI
{ Polly Ann,
{a Visit
Mrs. Mac Bryan and daughter, |
of North Penn street, last |
went to Cleveland, Ohlo, for
with the former's brother
and sister, Gilbert Alkey and My
Myra Knisely and thelr families
The Undine Fire Company has
contributed $115 to the local Red
Cross War Fund eampalign, the $1156
representing $1 for every Undine who
is serving in the armed foree The
company also recently contributed
£50 to the Infantile Paralysis Fund
and otherwise has been playing a
prominent role in war and hom
activities
Locals on
Friday
front
Additional page two
In Memoriam
IN MEMORIAM
Card of Thanks
ZIEGLER
Ziegle
In fan
WANTED
WANTED Men w CUE paper
mine props, Togs, mill work
tract ar Bw the hour Hoiirea
cafins sullable for amily wee
rent af ‘ob inguire of G. W
{ Flemin Pa
Sales Mart
PA RME RB Per
Valley Sales Ba
Pa holds sale every
ne your ve stock and
Can fIoet good prioMs
jel. owner. manager -t
Clinwmn Anetion,
offers you an on
of your HNve-
eompetitive
PARMENS The
MI! Hall, Pa
DoOrtunity to Adladose
stock and poultry by
bidding, every Monday Cet Your
check as soon As sale la made Nao
sale, Ng comEniaalon Jom Bechdal,
iu
Articles for Sale
POR SALE All kin " of coal by the
oad. Write ©. P. MoO Logan
Pa
4
Men
FOR SALE GO wel
ple titer. HW
own. Port Ma
PERMANENT WAVE, Bc!
own Permanent with ©
Kit. Compiete equipment. including
40 owrlers and shampoo. Basy to do
ahsoltutely harmless raleed by thou.
sands Including Pay McKenzie, glam.
arous movie gitar, Money refunded if
not saliafied. Parrish Drug Store. xid
home
Hou
ida. R. D. 1}
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xi
Do your
arm K
FOR SALE--At the
Auction, MEI Hall,
21 n entire herd of bi tote
and heifers will he hold. The
cattle ave not of the large yD
: ie they ere not fed ~
abd winter, but
very Mher
Otilig
POR SALE « One
one Remington
regular Clintor
Monday, Mare
00d
garin thal
nice in "ry
OAR
.
large cook stove;
bOORKeOpIng ma
chine; one farm tractor, Klifer
tractor plow; twoubottom traetor
piow, Lincain electric “delder; Mack
dump bed and holst, rip saw; or
hack snw. Sasgen derrick, and a Jot
of other Jdtemns. Bend for complete
Est. O. WW. Houts Lumber Oo. State
College. Pa. Phone 708 x12
POR. SALE 7,000,000
raw Umber, and smaller timber
that will cut 6.000.000 feet of mine
proge or J0.000 cowds paper wood
Consisting of 2.100000 fest white
mine 2200000 feet Remiock: 1800.
000 feet onk and D00.000 feet of min.
od bariwoods. Om Big Deer Oreck,
Cleag/ield County, Pa. WII sell in
mal or lola If desired. Por Informa.
write Ralph A. Smith, Tyrone,
. x13
board font ot
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JABY CHICKS !
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Pens Pomney Ts
POR SALE ~1M0 Fora Del
ail 30 000 mbes. good
very good mechanical
Phone ad Millheim
BX 8
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Petina Furnes
Oiege i]
Onmnpibed!
State C
POR BAL - hick
just rece) ved Trambull brooders
complete, and broodrator kits. First
cone. fest served Hostermnan &
Stover Nawe Mi MHeim x17
hroodem
tis of
POR BALE Eectrie, pasoline and J
mUiK LOCK Complete]
equipped service department ll
C. Blerly Radio & Eeotric
Phane HRA, Milibwim, Pa.
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ron SALE-Potatoss ote
moved from certified Rusaety
Nis grade 27 eating potatoes
buste) Frank A. Brooks. Dial
Rew road oat of Pleasant Gag
POR BALE Katahdin
from eoertified seed)
"1.78 per bushel Also eat
wes, nt $150 per bushel
aney, Centre Hall. Ma
ooolers in
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POR SALE
A MoOormiei- ZDeerit
IWoLroW orn husker In good
shape, Also some Daled hay and
ATT aw Inquire of Ahdrew Rockey
toe miles east of Mablermbure
Phone Zion 2681. x12
BURIAL VAULTS--Me sure it fa a
Dunlap reinforoed concrete burial
Tauit when you mmst choose one
Made By Duniap Brothers for the
Past twenty yearns apd sold @irect to
you. Delivered anywhere in Centre |
county Telephone Bellefonte 508
Ha or 2786 hd
POR SALE You have tried the rest
now grow DeKalb Hybrids, the
hybrid corn that » making such
oustanding Yields in Centre county
We have a very few bushels of this
outstanding hybrid left. Order now
from your DeKalb dealer. who =
Walter C. Johnson, one mile west of |
State College, Pa, on Route 45
x11
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BABY CHICKS!
Large Type White Leg. Chicks
, Prices per 100
(1c extre. for less than 100)
Chiloks Pullets Cockerels
\ 1 oo» “ 9 $8
Special Broiler Cockerels
50 for $1.75
"gr
sexed Chicks,
aw pha
WANTED To
cents por 100 no
Vard, ae Us
trucks. Newsy
bur Re irony
rafts
Mn ar
aeilverad Agr
Asso oid sulomoniios,
ADEE, Magazines, rub
ber, metals Jake Kol! mais Junk
Yard (one mile went of Mileshurg
Phone Belwionte 2422 jaf
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One gray hors
wn veRrs Ing
Moved i sonbairs
POR SALE
50 ape
Ernest ¥
Lovo
"On
SALE Ho
Inguire of
Belinfonte
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bull 16 month
Russe Ze ry
(Runwiile)
tein
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gray mare, 8 yea
and a 10.month
of Bernard §
Beliafonte, Pa =
POR SALE One
wil. a Dhlack mare
olt Infuire
"RD
SALE--A fresh grade Holster
with second calf by her side
milker Civde M. Maure
Pa RD Mudiock Hollow
x11
POR SALE Oray mare, 9 years old
weight about 16800 pounds. a oit
coming 8 years old. Inquire of Ba.
ward H Smelter, B.D. 1, Beliafonte
Pa. (Flimore). x1
{FOR SALE-«fPeam biadk borses
6 ana 7 matched In
color and gait to soll. Harty
Mahe Warriors Mark. Ps RD
1 Phone RIS xi2
Crust
POR
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Julian
of
POR SALE «« Team of pod farm
horvees, 12 and 14 months old,
weight about 2800. Good workers and
sound. Also complete set of harness
Stanford Weber, Heelan Mark. Pa
Phone Zion 812 11
ron BALE-Purebred Aber deen
fuss cattle. Excellent blood
All agen. Doth sexes Also a
rade Angus heifers. W. ©
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lines
few
Moore
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ALL THE TIME
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Made In Bellefonte
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