Centre Democrat. (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, April 06, 1944, Image 4

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Council Studies
Zoning Ordinance
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(Continued rom page one)
one covering a sheaf of typed pages,
wag explained in outline by Borough
Engineer Arthur C. Hewitt, who with
a committee named by Couneil in
1939 aided in drawing up the orig-
inal measure. Mr. Hewitt said that
the original bill has been revised
somewhat to conform to modern
practices in borough zoning.
Mr, Hewitt suggested that if
ordinance is passed by Council a
goning commission, consisting of
possibly five members of Council
the
|
lcould be named
to administer the
law, Appeals from decisions by ‘the
commission could be taken to Coun~
ell, necessary, to the county
courts, he explained
Mr. Hewitt sald that
it is the purpose of soning ordi-
nances to give Council the right to
control building and business actly-
ities to some extent, and that In op-
eration every effort should be mate
to administer the law without work-
ing hardships on anyone, He added
that businesses now operating and
which would be in violation of the
zoning law if and when It Is passed,
would not be affected in any Way
such businesses should
However, if
discontinue operations for at least a
or. if
in practice
Under New Management
HTS LHI He THT ES A
Peters Greenhouse,
ated by B. F. Peters, is now being oper-
ated by his son, Elwood G. Peters.
We will continue to serve you with
quality vegetable and flower plants.
HII SL JE REN RL
PETERS GREENHOUSES
R. D. 3~BELLEFONTE
One Mile
West of Milesburg)
formerly oper-
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Cap and Bag Sets
Cotton Dresses
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Pinafores
izes 3 to 14
Jumpers
Sizes 7 to
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Sizes 3 to 14
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BELLEFONTE, PA.
(Political advt.)
PRESTON A. FROST
(JACK FROST)
FOR
NOMINATE
Political advt)
REPRESENTATIVE IN THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED
Bubject to Approval of
. April 26th, 1944
n Voters at
mary.
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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
April 6, 1944
year, the poning ordinance oould
prohibit them from resuming bls |
Ness
Council will not
dinance until the
has studieg its
submitted a report
Upon the advice of the Solicitor
Counell acted to ask the County
Court for a declaratory judgment in
the matter of Mrs. Bessie Kofman,
some weeks ago wis directed hy
Council to remove a storage shed
built on her property on Wilson
street. The shed has not been re-
moved and the declaratory judge
ment is sought to clear Councll’:
position in the matter
Councilman Walter Eberhart was
authorized by Council to attend a
Borough Post War Planning meeting
held in Harrisburg Tuesday and
Wednesday of this A number
of matters were to be discussed at
the session
The police report
Chief Harry Dukeman showed 85
cars togged for parking violations, 1
larceny investigation, 1 accident in-
vestigation, an arrest for drunk and
disorderly conduct, 1 arrest for non-
a transients lodged in the
lock-up, and 4 confidential reports
Meter collections were $182.08 and
market fees totaled $1.60
Mr. Colyer, a curb market dealer
appeared in Council to report that
the space to which he has béen as-
signed for a year, has been taken bj
another dealer, who refuses to sur-
render the space, The matter wos
referred to the Market Committee.
Plans for au addition to the Jo-
seph Fleak house on Burnside street
were approved, The report of Health
Officer Karl E. Kusse showed that
all drug stores had been inspected
20 health certificates issued, and
that two homes in the borough are
quarantined for scariet fever
It was reported that 60 persons
are on the barough-gperated gar-
bage route, and borough officers
were instructed Coun to. de-
termine whether the service is pay-
ing for itself
Councilinan Eberhart of the Spec-
al Committee reported that some
rts for the new lime dust col-
at the Warner plant
hipped and tnat
to be shipped
act on the ore
Borough Soliettor
legal aspects and
week
subinitted by
support,
{1
by 13
other parts
next week
in th
in We
43 Men to Go to
Army, April 13 5
(Continued from page one)
RD 2
Bloom, Miles Grover
lege RD 1
Deveny, Kenneth
lege
Lindeman,
Wagner, Dean
College
Glasgow, Woodrow
Snook, Leonard Alvin
Gap
Houtz,
lege
Rider, Loye Calvin, Bellefont
Reider, Earl Leroy, Cobum
Eisegghuth, Darl Millheim
Stover Wilbur Owen, Centre Hall
Beyer, Donald Lee, TRevets burg.
Taylor, William C., Bellefonte RD
Harpster, Charles B., Penna. Fur.
nace RD 1.
Brown, Paul E., Centre
Sampsell, Ward Melvin
Gap
Fragie
RD 3
Bubb, Geo:
RD 1
MceMurtrie, Ray
fonte RD 1
Brown. Ralph Melvin
Palmer. Paul Edwin, St
Hartley, Theodore L..
Grove Ralph Nevin Bel
RD 2
Wells
Mil
Perryman,
Hall RD
Shaffer, Roy
RD 3
Stat
John,
Boalsburg
Hate
Richard W.,
Kenneth,
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Coburn
Pleasant
Charles fliis, State Col-
a,
Hall RD 1
Pleazant
Bellefonte
Ernest LeRm
ge Edward
Miliheim
tate College
Centre Hall
lefonte
Edward
George Boring
David Edward, Centre
Samuel, Bellefonte
William H., Bellefonte RD
Bickle, Russell M. Centre Hall
RD
Horner,
Bloom
RD 1
Clouser. Stanley L.. Lemonl
Ross, Ronald P. Jr., State College
State College
Spring Mills
Pred Ward,
Robert H.,
Local Anglers
Hold Fish Fry
Continued from page one)
on the following persons for brief
remarks and tales of their exper-
jehces while fishing: Rev. Thomp-
son, Edward Osmer, Fish Warden
David Dahlgren of Philipsburg, Ja-
cob Hoy, David Washburn, Robert
Valentine, former Judge James C
Furst, Thomas B. Beaver, Judge
ivan Walker, William T. O'Brien,
William Smith, and Dr. E. H. Ad-
ams,
Toastmaster Mosler declared that
the principal speaker of the evening
was to have been John Bugosh, well
known resident of Clarence, but that
because of Tuesday evening's snow
storm Mr. Bugosh was unable to be
present
Mahlon Hagerty of
[Was awarded a fishing rod given
{away by the Sportsmen's Club
| The evening's activities concluded
with the showing of several reels of
[wildlife films by ©. Ross Buller of
| Bellefonte, state fish culturist and
well known amateur photographer,
The keynote of the evening and
of most of the “fish stories” told by
the various speakers is aptly sum-
med wp in the following verse;
BEHOLD THE FISHERMAN
He riseth up early In the morning
And disturbeth the whole household.
And when the day is far spent,
He returneth
Smelling of strong drink
And the Truth, ws not
almost
| Armstrong,
have °
Philipsbu "1
Three Sentenced
At Special Court
(Continued from page one)
to a hall on the road
apparensly
stop, veered to the
ahead and the
Deitrick boy
Edward Ellsworth Davi
home js In Indlana county but who
has been Hving with relatives at
Howard, R. D. 2, entered a plea to
a charge of stealing money from the
cash drawer in the J. O. Brewe:
Coal Yard office Dunlap strest
Bellefonte
Pvt, Eugene Barnle, of the
view sub-station Police
ecutor In the case Davis Tilted
cash out of Lhe on variou
occasions while he emploved
the Brewer yard, taking
of Mr. Brewer absence from the
office rob the till, After he wa
dischi by Mr. Brewer
ficer sald, Davis visite
severnd occasion at
mit the thefts
Pvt. Barnle
eight separate
taking total
Mr Brewer
amount
Under questioning hy
Davis admitted the
came to Centre counly was
enuse the Judge Indiana
had ordered him to job outsi
that county he order was mad
after Davis had stolen a watch
In dlann When asked why
wasn't in armed servic
told thw
he een
Navy but discharged
“got Into
The defendant
pay the and 0 serve
determinate term in the
dustrial School at Camp Hil
Donald Budd Horiwer, 21
tre Hall, a plea of gulits
a charge resulting from
the theft valued at £2
from a car in the William Taylor
garage, Bush Addition Bellefont«
Pvt. Barmnie. who was the
utor in the ma I that
January Ho
local wi
posed
went w
the two
Miss
unable to
right of the car
machine struck the
. 18, whase
On
Rock
lui pia
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raw
wa
advantage
to
wrged
dad the
night
dat in
Davis
$150 Wii
Lid even
thefts
about
admitted
ol
claimed
wis about $200
Walks
Feason
hikige
or
he be -
of counts
get
ounty
Lhe
court
wns
tron
ro
ad in
win
1h
a sentenced to
an
State In
coals
entered {
of burglary
of gasoline
Prose «
ald
and two oth
case dis-
court
tu
Lh
of
Wer
juvenile
Taylor garage
entered
thi and
YOUnNnger
bullding and sipl 9 gallon
gasoline out of the car's fuel
The group at another lime stool
gasoline from at least one other ca
the prosecutor reporied
Since this was Horner's 1
with the law, he was given a SuUs-
pended sentence and Was placed on
probation for a year on the condi-
tion that he pay the costs of prose-
cution and make restitution for t
fuel taken
boy
ning
tank
rst
i.
Recruiting Office
Open Here for WACs
fConfinged rom page One)
merous Army positions avallable
women who emgist immediately,
too far disiavtf irom home, and
rangements habe béen made to give
WAC enlisteesi thelr initial assign-
ment iol one othhe various Anmy an-
stallations nearby. Positions are now
open at Fort Story, Va, Camp Lee
va. Camp Pickett, Va. Deshon Oen-
eral Hospital, Butler, Pa
Md.
Cay LL. Mueid :
tate College have
many women in civilian empl
who omorrow should be servis
the WAC." Every woman ba
wy tha Ar
Can our
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not
By ~
Indiantown
$a banat
SAG
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to
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my classifica
ww h "
tion expert
position in «¢
the cause of fre
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Jr, officiating
Aberceen, ©
| Announces Three
.
Farm Meetings
(Conlinged from page one)
ing along the
study the proper methods
ing drainage system:
drained
All people having
the effect of using
urged attend thi
meeting
of Install-
and observe
“reas
wel land are
tile on poorly
to demonstration
Ditch Dynamiting
A ditch dynamiting demonstration
has been arranged ny County Agent
R. C. Blaney for next Thursday
April 13. The meeting will be held
on the farm of Fred Davidson, of
Stormstown. Mr. J. R. Haswell
rieultural en from
mdauct the
ineer State Col
lege, will o« demonstra.
tien
‘ ditching dyna
ditches w
ith
mits
in ners
they
In ed
have fil
The put (
demons
All farm peopl
to ciens
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up
f thi
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thi
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meeting
practice
mere
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off at 1:30 p. m
ted
to attend
put
Sheep Shearing
ents Co
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hearing
be held
College
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tration
heep barn
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Davis
will
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best man. George Sheckler
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