Centre Democrat. (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, April 06, 1944, Image 12

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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
April 6, 1944
“PINE GROVE MILLS |
Mrs. Kate Woods has been’ under | Curt is
her physician's care the past two
weeks, but is improved at this writ
ing. Mrs. Woods is one of our aged
eftizens
Miss Edna Schilling was pleasant
ly entertained over the past weekend
by her close friend, Evelyn Fry
william Heichel, who spent the
past year in Clearfield county, |
spending some time at his parental
home, Mr. and Mrs David Heichel in
the Glades
Our men's chorus, under the di-
rection of E. C. Marta, were guest
singers Wednesday evening at the
special Lenten service.
U. 8. mail man Ira Harpster and
his better-half, were Saturday shop-
pers in Altoona.
Mrs. Violet DeArmit is a surgical
patient at the Philipsburg State
Hospital. She submitted to an op-
eration last Wednesday and is
cuperating very nicely and expects
to be home real soon
Mr. and Mrs. John Gates of Al-
toona, enjoved a visit at their par-
ental homes in town, Mr. J. C. Gates
and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Barto. John
is employed by the PRR Co
Ex-County Commissioner
Bowersox of State College,
short caller in town last
morning
W. Carey Shoemaker and George
R. Dunlap assisted last Saturday the
Game Commission in the placement
of many fine trout in stream
for the coming season April 15
Miss Madaline Davis returned
her home last week spending
the winter in Grand Rapids, Mich,
with Mrs. Albert Groendyke and
children. Rev. Groendyke a chap
lain in the U. 8. Navy in the Sout
Pacific area
William Parsons i
man on the EW
at Marengo. Get 11so
ilar Eastern tat gent
ection
Farmer Curt
purchased
A. L
Was Aa
Friday
Our
on
to
af rr
alter
now right-hand
Ellenber;s
the pop
oul
bine off the
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BOB DAVIS
MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S
CLOTHING
SUITS - TOPCOATS
25-00 to 4500
CLOTHING
12:95 to 19.95
Boys’ Young Men's and Men's
HEADWEAR
2:59 to 10-90
NEW
BOYS
SPRING CAPS-S1.56
BOB DAVIS
LEWISTOWN BELLEFONTE
| Marengo
re- |
C. Y. WAGNER
& COMPANY
* *
WAGNER'S
QUALITY FLOUR
A Hard Wheat Pat. Flour
WAGNER'S
OUR BEST FLOUR
50-50 Blend
WAGNER'S
VERY BEST FLOUR
Winter Wheat
* \4
Wagner's 16°. Dairy
Wagner's Pig Meal
Wagner's Egg Mash
Wagner's Chick Starter
and grower,
Feed
Wagner's Scratch Feed
Wagner's Chick Feed
Rydes Cream Calf Meal
Eshelman’s Dog Feed
\d
Dealers in All Kinds
of Grains
*
, alll
BELLEFONTE, PA.
"
NEW THRESHING METHODS
EASE SEED SHORTAGE
Methods of threshing small lots
College township's of red clover and Ladino clover seed
the zoil and expert developed last summer by worker
at the Pennsylvania State College
Agricultural Experiment Station
promise to help relieve the current
shortage seed, according to F. V
Grau, H. W. Higbee, and J. K
Thornton, agronomists thé Col-
lege
Since combines, clover hullers, or
other standard means of threshing
the small legume seeds are ynavail-
able in many communities, the
" . ow 1 . farmer who harvests n small lot will
Despite many snow flurries and |, oo 1, resort to the se  ham-
cold weather on Friday, the annual mer feed grinder and ordinary
Community Sale was a ringer of all ning mill or leaner Agrono-
| 114 Lad n" . }
years. Many truck loads of furni- mists have that a speed of
| oe ¢ ind: , un oss oh
{ture and all kinds of farm imple 180 revolutions per minute with «a
ments from one-horse cultivators to | :
oy 1 , quarter-inch creen satisfactoril
ia big tractor. Cows sold over $100 hamid nt
| heifers at $70 horses, hogs and threshes red clover and Ladino clo-
100 al ‘i 1 SOS, eS HIM y 1 tor the
R y ri ia
sheep brought fair prices, Sale to- Apiiy a 4
taled $5000
Miss Esther Corl is enjoying a
week's visit in Juniata, a guest of
her sister and family, Mrs. Florence
| Wogan
{ That genial fruit
Myers of Ohio, |i
for two weeks catching
| early Season oraer
Ivan Kunes
stationed
one of
largest tiller
dairyman
Mrs. Cyru
ed seriously
Hall. She |
family phy
f
of
M. Johnston |
ill at her home at Pine
under the care of her
iclan and registered
nurse, Mrs, Grace Harper.
The last public sale scheduled in
Ferguson township is the Carl Gates
sale Friday, April 7. An extra good
lot of young milk cows. Sale on hi
arm
report-
01
at
01
nn-
(run
found
ver a it can be fed
in
While
completely
mn
ino <i
man, Alva
in Centre county
up on hi
wee tural commaodit
ultry
eed pring
the usual price and
variety white clo-
ver much in demand by
most ible to
these seeds has
other CACe ARK
ROO |»
for
and make feed
Red « plant
lover
ing 1s doubie
Ladino, a
of our armed force
x new ol
Colorado | y i
pending
a two-weeks' furlough with his wile
the former Gladys Su
in Blanchard
nstella Ise
AALryms
obtain, Sci
been
dla ind hi UN POS
increa
parents po ‘ .
nberg of State Col may continue ir Sever
her frien
dir be saved
| ’ "
The fir:t
Clarence Corl should be pa
funeral tured or |} for hay and u
al
for seed
red clover
community sale
M1
Roy Zimmerman
fl FATS Mir
rmer Mi Alka Witmer
he late Mr. and Mr
known citizer
Zimmer
tes thu round
£ farmer
Homan Kean is en-
with
husband
stationed In Arizona
nship quota for Red Cro
been overpaid by about
I'he committee extend
Il contributor
isit hel
neral re.
a— Ee —
BELIEVE (LOVER SEED
CAN B}
conducted by H
Thornton
Anderson,
special
PJ
licate that
lover well worked by honey
seed pientil
Dove
lossom time ot
Agricultural
April 11 at
Pine Grove Mill
boys and giris be.
10 and 20 are in-
organization
Club
g I
of hese
| be held uesday }
ides ATDeAr to ™» !
in error. The hone
tar and pollen for
blossom
‘ lock 1" the old
Ci m n
All
ages of
wttend
least partly bee
gathers ne
from
DOL Bouse
twéen the
vitedd 0
food
while
red clover 347%
b (od wollen
aha foiling adowl the
ARR
' to dis. Clover blossom tubes, t}
ood
PORT MATILDA
RED
and nectar
it hee
ver Atralr
prefs
:
i
Bee
FARM CALENDAR
Timely Reminders from The Penn
sylvania State College School
of Agriculture
GOOD PLANTS
tld be
hold have a Arges
vegetable wial
State Co
In (row
of room
ana
vr
a
i Pvt. Lee Fink
their Good
stocky
gh = USE
Fink table plants
topher Rich- na hardy
if Vall, visited jon =m
nt Mr. and
he
and
tem AY
Pennsylvania
Such plants oar
giving them pient
watering ventilating
temperature proper!
HONEY Boys and
clubs have produced
help relieve the sity
by Sugar rat
Average yield per
#0 pound
Extension apiculturists of the Penn.
vivania State College say that the
ost of starting bee club work is $12
with hi ister Mrs to $15 for bees and equipment
id Leightly FEED BABY CHICKS Filled
Pvt. Paul Urban has returned to feeders and fountains should be In
California. after a 28-day leave with position when baby chicks are plac-
is mother, Mrs. Verna Urban ed In the brooding quarters, remind
Mr and Mrs. M. A Kerin were extension poulutry specialists of the
visitors at the home of Mr. and Pennsylvania State College. Some
Mrs. H C. Hall at Osceola Mills poultrymen lke to limit the first few
Mrs. Arma Duey spent a few days feedings to chick sized grain and in-
with her mother at Atlantic wluble grit
Miss Nettle Bhultzaberger visited TO TRAIN TESTERS --A short
with her aunt, Miss Hannah CGra« course for the training of dairy herd
ser of Tyrone, over the weekend (mprovement association testers will
Mr. and Mrs. Therman Wiser were pe given by the Pennsylvania State
Tyrone shoppers on Saturday College May 3 to 17. About 50 new
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller have (asters will pe needed this year.
returned after a week's visit In Al women as well as men are invited
toons at the home of their sons. |, Jitend the short course
Margaret Weaver, little daughter
of Warner Weaver, who Is suffering HORSES NEED FEED: —As & Jule
from scarlet fever, is reported 10 be work horses in the spring should
[getting better (fed liberally, say extension livestock
Mrs. Lennie ‘Burke of specialists of the Pennsylvania Btate
spent Sunday with Mrs College. The strength of the ani-
| Nearhoof {mals must be maintained by proper
mari — [feeding or they will tire quickly
| Bootleg gasoline coupons are al PLANT TESTED VARIETIES
national disgrace and those guilty of Demonstrations have determined
buying and selling them should be which of the avallable potato vari.
punished severely | eties are best in Pennsylvania
—— {Penn State is urge grow.
Every human being is religious by ers to use adapted varieties for best
nature, which is the best recommen. results
dation of human beings.
the
Paul Lego
Mr
wnt
and fam-
Toby Moore
; unday with
M. A. Ker Other
William Mr
Ana mM Je ' and Mi Fra
is Hage of one mucl
Mr Marguerite Williams and son ation
Harold, v Mr Mrs Normally
WwW. I ony
Mis
sunday
by
and by
rant 4
PRODUCE
1 4-H bee
honey
Wwhoek
AM
ming
i=
created
‘ the
ited wit) and hot
Willian bout of noney
Willls
Dorothy Beckwith
visiting in Tyrone
Brightbill spent Sunday
spent
John in
Har.
Altoona
Tyrone,
Sherman
a ——
National unity Is essential to vie
but we cane
Hitler, you: may remember, once | tory, in war or
sald no farce would ever drive the | not have it if
Germans out of Stalingrad. winch
| BUSH HOLLOW
I Bunday school morning at
5:30, followed by preaching service
Come out Bunday school and
church rvice Bunday morning and
observe Easter Bunday in nn good
way. Don't forget re
vival starting and
running
Sunday
to
on COng
Sunday, Apri] 16
LWO weeks
Mr. and Mrs, Plerce Rumberger
and Harry, visitegq the forepart
of last week at the home of her par
ents, Mr, and Mrs, Harr
Mr. and Mir Clair J
virginia, were visitor
with his mother, Mi
and family of Unionville
sisted hi ister, Mi
ind fami) with thely
I'hursday
for
on
Lucas
Flick
last
Ol
week
Mary Flick
They also
Lloyd Luca
maovi
ng ast
PRODUCED
Ihe infant born Ma
named Donna Ras
Mr. and Mr ;
daughter sited Mon
the ne
Clark
a
Spotts. Clark
wWedne
Ay
vi
|
Af
Ker
lay Emenhizer a
Helen, Glady Billy
5 Mr wan Emer
i Mr John Rhoad
and Mi: ter Rhoad an
Mr Robert Shearer
thier Evely: Beever]
i Mrs. Dale Combs and two chil
Bobby and Linda
John W
avin
M1 vel
|
and
friend and
rans
Dick Packer
at the Naval Trainin
Bainbridge, Md. on
ta-
Mon
th Walker with the
field artillery. returned to Ft. Meade
Md. Tuesday. and Pvt Dean Confer
returned to Camp lee, Va, on Pri
Pvt. Ke
py
Lb
day
Blanche Lomison ¢
Sunday school class on
night. The following were
Mary Winslow Ida Confer
Gillespie, Allison Barnhart
Confer Marjorie Lucas, Priscilla
Confer. Blanche Lomison Yvonne
Quick and Mrs. Earl Lomison, the
teacher. After the business meeting
games were played and refresh.
ments were served
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Heaton and
family of Flemington, visited the
Fred Heaton home on Sunday
Bobble Ben Conler spent the week
end with his aunt and uncle, Mr
RUPTURE
SHIELD EXPERT HERE
HM. SHEVNAN, widely known
expert of Chicago, will personally be
at Coleman Hotel, Lewistown, Wed.
nesday only, April 12, from 2 A. M.
elif Mm
Mr. Bhevnan says: The Zoetle
Bhield Is a tremendous improvement
over all former methods, effecting
immediate results, It will not only
hold the rupture perfectly but in.
crease the circulation, strengthens
the weakened parts, thereby closing
the opening in ten days on the av.
erage conse, regardless of heavy Jift-
her
Thursday
present
Patty
Rebecen
teriained
Add, 6500 N. Artesian Ave, Chicago
Large Incisional Hernia or rupiure
land Mrs. Ken Shady at Lock Haven, |
Mi Mr William Barnhart
and fami isited on nday after.
with Mr, and Mi Hey
erly at Romola
Mr, and Mr
n farewell supper
nw Bechdgel on
nigh Cieorge leaves fOr
Into the April
following sent
M1 William Crispen of
wd Mrs, Charles Aber and two chil
of Lock Haven, Mr, and Mr
Bechdel and daughter of
nd Mi M1 Cla
wd so
Legal Notices
ADMINIS
Fatale
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and
noon Joh!
AGONY OF
Clayton Watson had
far then WON=1ne-
Cieorge Sunday
induction
th The
Mr. and
Jullan, Mi
army
were
on
pre ! wh er }
Other A
dre
(Orgs
chard
Bla and
Jimn
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Bellefonte, Pa.
TURNER’
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BELLEFONTE, PA.
Your New Spring Coat
at Worthwhile Savings
Blouses
Gloves
Hosiery
Easter Accessories to
Complete Your
Outfit
$1.59 - $3.98
Handbags $1.98-$3.98
98¢c - $1.98 :
79¢ - $1.23
Sweaters $2.98 - $3.98
Hundreds of New
Gorgeous Hats at
$1.98 to $3.98
Be Suited This Easter
at TURNERS!
SPRING
SUITS
14.90
16
19
24
nid
- Bring Your Girls and Boys To TURNER'S
For Their Complete Easter Outfits
Boys’ Eton Suits
$5.95
Boys’ Long Pants Suits
$6.98 to $9.90
Boys’ Dress Shirts
98¢
Soldier and Sailor Suits
$3.98 to $6.98
———
Boys’ Zelan Jackets
$2.98 to $3.98
NEW SHIPMENT GAY PRINT
To Brighten Your Easter Tables...
TABLE CLOTHS
Boys’ Felt Hats
$1.19
Boys’ Pants
$1.98 to $3.98
Girls’ Easter Suits
$7.90 to $12.90
Girls’ Easter Coats
SIZES 1 wo 6
$4.98 to $6.90
SIZES To 10
$7.95 to $10%°
$1.00 * $2.98