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~-Mrs. Paul Owens recelved word| — Mrs. Stewart Hampton, Jr, of
this week of the safe arrival over-| Chester, on Friday arrived in Belle-
stas of her husband, Pvl, Paulfonte for a visit with her parent
wens, | Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Rachau a
—~Mrs. Olive Schenck, of Howard, | family, of North Penn street.
was a guest Saturday of her son-in- | Plc. Edward Kern, of Camp Lee,
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jos- | Va., last Thursday arrived here for
eph B. Wagner, of South Allegheny [a visit with his wife, the former
street. | Erma Rhoads, at the Craft-Nolan
T Sgt. and Mrs. Ralph Baker, of thome on South Thomas street,
Camp Ritehie, Md., spent the week-| Mrs, William P. Sieg and son,
end in Bellefonte as guests of Sgt. |! Philip, last week returned to their
Baker's parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. W. home at Burnham Place, south. of
Baker, of North Spring street { Bellefonte, after spending nearly
— Mrs. Emma King, of Philadel- | {WO months In Clearwater, Florida.
phia, is expected in Bellefonte Sat- ~Sandra Jean Dottorf, aged 4
urday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. | years, daughtetr of Mr. and Mrs,
Milon P. Walker, of East Linn street, | John Bottorf, of South Allegheny
Mrs. King is a sister of Mrs. Walker. street, Is quarantined to her paren-
Mrs. John Knaplk and Mrs. Jos tal home because of an attack of
eph Knapik, both of Halfmoon Ter- scarlet fever. She is reported to be
race. last week were in Philadelphia | recovering steadily,
where the former underwent a Mrs. Otiavio Berardis suffered a
check-up with her physician at the fracture of the left arm at the el-
University Hospital. bow and bruises of the face and
Miss Mary loviné, manager of head, Tuesday, in a fall down a
the Hugh M. Quigley insurance of- stairway at her home on East Bish-
fices in Temple Court building, ex- Op street. After recelying treatment
pects to attend a regional meeting at the office of a physician, Mrs,
of the U. 8. Fidelity and Guaranty Berardls returned home
Company in Harrisburg, next month. | —A quarantine was placed on the
Miss Mary Catherine Walker, a! Cecil A. Walker family home on
senjor at West Chester Teachers East Linn street last week when
College, is expected home Saturday | Mrs. Walker was found to be suffer-
to spend her Easter vacation with ing from scarlet fever, According to
her parents, Judge and Mrs. Ivan reports, Mrs, Walker is recovering
Walker, of East Linn street, rapidly, but members of the family
Mrs. D. W. Keller, of Pine street, | 8¢ unable to leave the premises,
is reported to be recovering nicely Lt. and Mrs, Francis Marshall,
at the Centre County Hospital from of Knoxville, Ky.. were guests last
an operation for the removal of a week of the latter's parents, Mr.
cataract from one of her eyes. The and Mrs. Herbert Auman, Sr. of
operation was performed on Fri- | North Spring street. Sunday, Lt
day. id Mrs. Magia went to Mt,
Cpl. Earl W. Lose, of Camp Car- | Pleasant and the following day de-
son, Colo. Friday arrived here for a 'Parted for Tennessee, where Lt
visit with his wife, the former Edith ‘Marshall has received a new assign.
Robison, and their daughter, Pattie, Ment.
and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. - Miss Virginia Soit, a student at
Charles lose, all of Fast Howard Harrisburg General Hospital, and
street. her cousin, Miss Bethel Strau of
- 3 : West High Harrisburg, spent the weekend In
auratrs. Joins Eveline. of word eh Bellefonte. Miss Bolt was a guest of
her husband, Pfc. John D. Ebeling, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Solt,
who is stationed with the U. 8. fore- of South Spring street, and Miss
es in Italy, has been promoted to Straub was with her grandmother,
the rank of corporal. Cpl. Ebeling is Mrs. Cyrus Solt, also of South
a son of Mrs. Nora Ebeling, also of Spring street
West High street. Mr. and Mrs. John Gunsallus,
—Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Byrd, of Beth- Of Baltimore, Md., spent the week-
lehem. formerly of Coleville, anno- end here with the former's parents,
unce the birth of a daughter, Don- Mr. and Mrs. James Gunsallus, of
na Rae. March 25 at St. Luke's Hos- Phoenix Avenue. The reason for
pital. Bethlehem. The little girl is thelr visit was to see Mr, Gunsallus’
the first child in the family. The sister, Mrs. Philip Bickett, who is
Rev. Mr. Byrd formerly was pastor recuperating at the Centre County
of the Coleville Pligrim Holiness Hospital from an operation perform.
church ed on March 18
- . Saxion, Joseph Bauer, -Miss Nancy Wagner and Miss
a de Richard Aliatio, Chief Beverly Brice, both students at the
thur Boob and Fire Marshal Philip Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School
Saylor, all of Bellefonte, Saturday in New York City, returned to their
night attended a banquet at the studies there, Monday, after having
Elks Country Club in Renovo in Spent a ten-day vacation in Belle
connection . with graduating exer- fonte as guests of Mis Wagner's
cises of a fire schoo] conducted at parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles H
Renovo for the past 18 weeks. |Wagher and family on East Curtin
= Mr. and Mrs. J. Glibert Shope Street. Miss Brice's home is in Nas.
on Tuesduy returned to their home "0'W the Bahama lsiande.
in Arlington. Va, after having been | <<Pfe. Ralph Krefovicl arrived in
here to attend the funetal, Saturday Bellefonte last Wednesday to spend
afternoon, of Mr. Shope's sister, 8 21-day furlough with his parents,
Mrs. Thomas Haigh, of Ringwood, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kresovich, of
N. J. who died ina hospital in that Coleville. . Pvi. Krésovich has just
city last Wednesday, Mr. Shope | been discharged from Fletcher Gen-
a son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton L. eral Hospital st Cambridge, Ohio,
Shope, of ‘East Curtin street where he wis 8 patient for seven
“Me. and Mrs. Milen’ Steele, Jr, [TIORtHS, ancl ad the expiration of
of Axemann, spent the gay nt 4 hi rough i, ia
mst week in Niagara Falls, N 8 d o MC, 25 reastign-
with Mr.. Steele's parents, Mr. and "ment
Mrs. Miles Steele, and with friends ~William C. Curtin. of Bellefonte,
in that city. Mies, Jr. left Belle- was entertained by friends & a sup-
fonte last Thursday as one of .the per Saturday, evening at the Nif-
group from Local Draft Board No. tany Country Club because he ex-
2 of Bellefonte, to be sent to Fort pects to leave: Priday tp enter the
George Meade, Md, for Induction Navy. Twenty-seven were present at
into the Army. the supper at which time Mr. Cur-
—A'c Gerald A. Robison, a recent
tin® was presented with a gift. On
graduate of the Army Air Forces Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Flexible Gunnery School at Laredo B. Ray entertained at a buffet sup-
Texas, arrived in Bellefonte Satur-
per at their home on East Curtin
day to spend a two-week furlough street in hohor of Mr. Curtin. Thir-
with his mother, Mrs. G. A. Robison teen were present
and family, of East Curtin street Mrs. Robert Woodring of Belle-
i ER Tos: fonte, and Mrs. Chester Rupp of
hi dg Stats College, were the guests of
as to undergo advanced traihing a% pang: gt a covered dish supper held
a bombardier
Saturday evening by Mr. Roy
Pour new recrults from Belie- Adams, at her home in Pleasant
forte have arrived at the U, 8. Naval
Gap. The supper was held In cele.
Training Station, Creat Lakes, I
bration of Mrs. Woodring's birth.
They are: Lee L. Lucas, husband of day, March 20, and Mrs Rupp's
Eleanor Clair Lucas, R. D. 2; Ter-
birthday, April 4. Among the 36 who
rill M. Lucas, husband of Dorothy were present included Mrs. Margaret
R. Lucas, 3 West Linn street; Philip
P. Stewart of Donors and Mrs, Betty
L. Bryan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
Gibbons of Monongahela
seph Lattimer Bryan, 17 North .
Spring street; James G. Taylor, hus- Sgt. William Markley, stationed
band of Bagbara E. Taylor, 21 North 3 Lote Field. Dallas, Texas, Aft
eho : yesterday tn rpm. tg his «dupes
Penn Here after spending a 15-day fur-
“Herert Bryan, of Milesurg, has! with his parents, Mr. and Mm,
volunteered for service in the Navy Edward Markley, of East Howard
and on Saturday at Altoona passed streef, and with his wife, the former
his physical examination. He is now Lillian Cox, formerly of Bellefonte.
awaiting a call for induction. Mr. Mrs. Markiey, who has been employ.
nd
-~W. B. Miles, of Mileshurg,
cently accepted a position with the
{Thompson Alreraft Company in
Cleveland, Ohio.
—~Cadet Thomas O'Brien, of Car-
'lisle, spent
|wite and his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
William T. O'Brien, all of East Linn
street,
--Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Erickson, of
5 'Prackville, were weekend guests of in Bellefonte.
Mr. and
of East
| Mrs, Erickson’s parents,
Mrs, W. Harrison Walker,
Linn street,
| —Mr. and Mrs, Donald McIlvaine,
of near Philadelphia, arrived here
Friday to spend several days with
Mrs. Mcllvaine's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joceph Baker, of West Curtin
Street,
—Paul R. Emerick, of the Bea-
Pees, stationed at Camp Peary, Va,
spent the weekend with his wife at
the Penn Belle Hotel, and with his
parents, Mr, and Mrs, W, J. Emer.
jek, of North Spring street
~Pvt, Clande M. Confer of Belle-
fonte, who is with the Signal Corps,
has arrived in England, according
to word received by his wife, the
former Jean Homan of Linden Hall
He had recently been stationed at
Camp Atterbury, Indiana,
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Walker
and five children moved Tuesday
from the Witmer estate farm in
Buffalo Run Valley to one of the
Shoemaker Brothers farms near
State College. The Walkers had oc-
cupied the Witmer farm for the past
nine years.
E. M. Gandy, Jr., seaman second
dass, who recently completed boot
training at Great Lakes, Ill is
spending a nine-day furlough with
his wife and voung daughter at their
home on North Spring street, He will
report to Great Lakes, April 3, to re-
celve assignment
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Johnson, who
occupy a farm west of Fillmore, have
purchased the William C. Witmer
farm east of Fillmore and expect to
move onto the property the latter
part of this week Mr. and Mrs
Johnson are the parents of Mrs
Royden A. Gheen, of Bush Addition.
Pvt. Henry Bullock, of Ft. Me-
Clellan, Alabama, and his wife, of
Philadelphia, were weekend guests
of the former's mother, Mrs, John
M. Bullock, of West Linn strect. Pvt
Bullock recently completed radio
training at Camp MeClellan, and
will go to Pt. Meade, Md., in the
near future for re-assignment
—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Witter and
son Michael of Bristol, last Tuesday
arrived in Bellefonte at the home of
Mrs. Witter's parents, Dr. and Mr
J. C. Rogers, on North Allegheny
street Mr. Witter departed last
Thursday to enter military service
and Mra. Witter and son will reside
during his absence at the Roger
home
After spending several days with
his father, Emerson Lenker and
family ah North Spring street, Rus-
sell Lenker, of the Navy, last Wed.
nesday returned to a government
hospital at Boston, Mass, where he
recently underwent an operation for
the removal of a tumor on his leg,
and where he will be under treat-
tuent for several week: before re-
wrning to active service,
~Ma). Frederick Shope, of Camp
Butter, N. C. is spending a ten-day
furlough with his wife at the home
of her parents, Rev. ghd Mrs, G, F
Householder, of West High street
Maj and Mrs. Shooe and Mr. and
Mrs. D. H. Helm of Willowbank
treet, motored to Rochester, N.Y,
to shend the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Heim's soh-in-law and daugh-
tar, Mr. and Mr. Giles Bariner and
family
More than 50 persons attended
an Officers’ Chapter Night meeting
of Bellefonte Chanter No, 151, Wom-
en of the Moose, held last Wednes-
day night at the V. F, W. home
New candifiates received into the
Chapter were Mrs. Dalsy Shuey and
Mrs. Elsie Bufday, both of Belle
forte, and Martha Shope of State
College. At an auction sale the
amount of $25 cleared was Lurned
over 106 the Bellefonte Chapter Red
Cross, and 51 packages of cigarettes
donated by members will be sent
to soldiers overseas. Refreshments
were served
A report on a personality survey
among nurses, by Harold Reppert,
of Penn State College. highlighted
a meeting of the Beliefonte Victory
Jub, organization of nurses and em-
ployes of the Cenire County Hose
pital, in the board room of the hos.
pital Monday night of last week
Following the business session a
social hour was enjoyed and refresh
ments served, Those present were:
Sarah Adams, Mrs. Florence Coup,
Grace Kunes: Ethel Beaver, Gladys
Gahagan, Mary Labenskl, Betty Hal.
obatigh, Tress Fye. Martha JoAn-
son, Mra Nellie Geary, Mrs, Mattie
Watts, Kathryn Coble, Janette Our.
brick, Sarah Markle, Pearl Houtz,
Mary Catherine Mansfield and Mrs.
Carl Difbbe
~Among those who attended a
were committee members J. Maurics
Miller, of Spring Millis, R. D. 2; Earl
re- |
the weekend with his
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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Miss Cecelia Moerschbacher, of | 2
Pittsburgh, spent last week in Belle |
fonte with her mother, Mrs, Mary,
{Moerschbacher, at her home on!
South Thomas street,
| Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Cliffe, |
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS |
of Hershey, spent Monday in Belle |
fonte on a business mission and |
while here called on a number of
their friends. They formerly resided
| —Elmer Decker, 8K 2/c¢, of Camp |
Peary, Va. has returned to his duties |
there after spending a ten-day fur-
lough in Bellefonte. It was his first
leave since he entered the service |
last November.
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al Mercersburg Academy, returned |
to hig duties there early this
after spending a week with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mn Maleolm 1
wetzler, of Milesburg $
Mrs. H. 8. Hubler, of Lock Hav- |
en, arrived in Bellsforte early last
week for a several days’ visit with
her father, Willlam Gehret, at the
home of hi son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Willar, of
Fast High street
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Mr. and Mrs, George Armstrong
8r., of Willowbank street, Bellefonte,
are the proud parents of a son born -
last Thursday in the Centre County rr. nas
Hospital, The child has been named
David Eugene, and is the second =on
in the
WANTED dog
for the Bootd
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WAN TED--Men 10
family or oN Nod. Tus)
James We Camp W *Ho
Va. Is spending a 21-day Bate
furiough with his parents, Mr, and
Mra. Joseph Weaver, of West Logan
street Pvt. Weaver revernl
months had been a patient at Dr
on General Hospital, Butler
Thomas Knapik, 13, son of M:
and Mrs. Andrew Knapik, of Half-
moon Terrace, fell last week while
playing near his home and fractured
the small finger of his right hand
A physleian put a cast an the finoer
and Thomas is now earrying
arm in a sling.
Mr. and Mrs Lohr a
family last Monday moved from the
Thomas Jodon farm between Axe-
mann and Pleasant Gap, to the for-
mer Christ D. Beeser farm located
near Ropshurg. The Beezer farm |
DAY: ir
Pvt Am ter
Belvoir,
ver, of
WANTED--Men 10 cut paper wood,
mine props, logs, mill k. Con.
¢ or by th and
ns sultlabl ior
we
Ho
family
of CG.
for es
4 use 1
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PARMERAS Penna Valley Sales Barn,
Centre Hall, Pa. lolds sale every
Tuesday Bring your live
poOwilry. You can ex
RT. Reizel, owner,
1 ant or
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PARMERS « The Clinwun Auction,
1 Hall, Pa. offers AD (
ortunity to dispose of your !
sock and poultry bY competitd
bidding, every fonday Get
check aa s00n ag sale 3 made
sale, no commission, Joe Bochdel
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George
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now owned hy Dr. Joseph A Parrish
of Bellefonte
James Wilson, of Pleasant View :
has resigned his pos n as fireman gon
at the Centre Counts .
accept a similar post
National Bank, sw
Bamhart, of West Lamb
fz scheduled to enter the
the near future
Mr
and daug?
jorie Ann of Fast
this week moved
where they will reside
Williams' parents, Mr
FE. Bradford, while Mr. Williams
in military service. After her hus.
band reports for service, March 31.
Mrs Willlams will became 5 meme
ber of the Centre County Hospital
nursing staff. The Willams home
has been leased to Mr. and Mrs. Les.
ter Musser, former resident ol
Bellefonte, who have been living io
Buffalo, N. Y about SOArs
Mrs. Musser and four of their chil.
deen will move to Bellaionie aboud
TApriL 1. while Mr. Musser continues
hiz mofk in Niagara Palle for the
time being
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Receives Promotion
Serpeant William J. Pressovieh,
sot: af Mrs. Ann Preshwich, of Clar-
ence. has been promoted to staf!
sergeant. He It serving with the 45th
Thunderbird” Division of it {ith
Army in Iigls
Card of Thanks ;
Articles for Sale
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Centre Hall
with Mr
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MeAULAY The family ot
Orover Cleveland McAulay
to hank all friends and
for kRindnsss exténded 4d
recent bHereavement
beatiful forall trHULe
cars. Signed) Mrs. Hele
Howard, Pa
Mr. and Mr in Borger of
shannon, Mi. wish to tha
many friends and neighbors
wisdly contributed to them
hour of need, both money and mix
needed clothing When our
and personal belongs were
frayed by fire our fr
gave, and again we Wish
our heart-felt thanks. (Sigped)
and Mr, Irvin Borger
Help Wanted
the late
wisher
neighbor Phoue 768
. Bellefonte
yar
po cannel and soft coal
C F. Ripka, 80. Water 88
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wood allos. Also used nila
of RW Meeker, Milhaim, Pa
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WANTED Two waltresses. Apply 'n i th has three the frst
person at Big Trout Inn, Walter excellent condition. P
Fires x13 Bierly, Rebersburg, Py x15
WANTED about i POR BALE «Heed DORIOMm
: $1.50 bushel. Sebago,
years old John |. sa »
1H Treaster Pa. | Cobblers Russetia, some
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Bellefonte
| WANTED--Man to work on farm by
the month. Chood
Mark, In» POR BALE --T7000000 board feet of
ano 3 aw timber, and smaller timber
} nee | that will cut 6.000000 feet of mine
| WANTED-Man 10 cut white pine [Drops or 10000 cords paper wood
Paper wood. Fasy cutting, no peel. | Consisti of 2.100000 feet white
iow 70 0. W. House Laymber | Bon: 2 000 feel hemlock; 1.800.
Ca, ¥ , Bats College. our | feet oak and 900.000 feet of mix.
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Dunlap reinforoed
‘vault when you must ch
‘Made by Dunlap Brothers
past twenty years and sold direct
you Delivered anywhere Cmiu
Telephone Belietonte
2765
nerete
NENT WAVE. 68c! Do your
vn Permanent with Charm-Kuri
Kit. Complete equipment, including
curiera and shampoo. Easy 10 do,
absolutely harmiess aised by thou
nds including Pay McKenzie, glam.
us movie star. Money refunded If
1 satisfied. Parrish Drug Store
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WANTED To buy a baby str
5 Iapaitvie one preferred
| Bellefonte 2940
| WANTED -22.calibre rifle. Gite con.
ation and price Calvin
(Howard. Ma. RD 1
{ WANTED ~~ To buy poultry of all
Highest prices paid, at farm
C Pooler Clearfield, Pa
| Phone 1088 xis
WANTED To buy chickens, young
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| WANTED buy
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(pavents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Au-|s" nope), Nathan Mull, Jr. Ane!
«Mr. and Mrs, Walter Rankin, of man, 8r., of North street,
Camp Hill, were here during the and on Monday left for Lieut. Mar. grou ROCKER WL Of Behelante, and (Food _Putking in Oenire county. |amaller lot If desired.
wobk tend public ‘shall's new; assignmen Cynp ’ ’ + | New awmtomatio wipment, » on, write
nd da at the alt A ’ Ax Ward C. Krape, of Bellefonte, preg. | work, ood agen, ADOlY in paron, Pa.
of the late n | Campbell, Tenn, They - i i te h
by Mrs Marshalls sister t of the group. George I Ket. | om or En Penn Dells
| Hotel, Bellefonte, Phone T21 xis |
| WANTED — Meliable dealer to wo
any
art B. Domu in East want day old chicks, you want chick.
Heber!
duc
and old. Will pay highest prices
Must have some at once. Also lve
stock. Albert N. MoCaleb, Loganton
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Don't take chances on water medicines. Start your
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country over.
GET PHEN-O-SAL HERE!
HOCKMAN'S FEED STORE
PHONE 2229 BELLEFONTE, PA.
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