Centre Democrat., April 13, 1944, Image 5

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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Page Five
LOCALS
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--Mrs. Charles Brachbill on Pri- |
day returned to her home on South
Spring street after spending several
weeks in Philadelphia.
—Mr. and Mrs. Vito Pera and fam-
fly, of East Curtin street, spent the
Easter holidays with relatives and
friends at Johnsonburg.
~~Miss Martha Barnhart, of Wil-
lHamsport, spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Clara Barnhart
and family, residing north of town
—~Irvin Noll, of Lansdowne, spent
part of last week in Bellefonte with
his mother, Mrs. James Seibert and
Mr. Seibert, at their home on Pine
street,
Miss Lydia Jones, of Youngwood,
is spending two weeks in Bellefonte
with her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank West, of East
Linn street,
Mrs. Benjamin Bradley, of North
Allegheny street, last Wednesday
went to East Aurora, N. Y., to be
with her mother, Mrs. Emma Eyer
who is ill.
Mrs. Eleanor OGarbrick, of East
Bishop street, spent the weekend
in Marietta, Ohio, with her husband
Cpl. Elmer Garbrick, of Camp Mc-
Cain, Miss,
Miss Dorothy Stevens, music in-
structor in the Ralston schools, spent
the Easter holdiays with her par-
ents, Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Stevens, of
East Curtin street.
~The Gerald Fetterolf family last
week moved from the Clair Tressler
house at Pleasant Gap to the ten-
ant house on the Thomas Beaver
farm on East Bisho street
—Miss Mary Robb, of Somerville
N. J.. and Miss Leila Robb, of Ard-
more; spent the Easter holidays in
Bellefonte with their parents, Mi
and Mrs. N. E. Robb, of East Curtin
street,
Mrs. Freda Bingaman, of East
Curtin street, last Wednesday went
to . Washington, D. C.,, to join her
husband, T§ George Bingaman, of
Camp Davis, N. C, for the Easter
SefRson.
~Kenneth Hollabaugh, seaman
second class, stationed at Boston
Mass, spent the Easter season in
Bellefonte with his mother, Mrs
Anna Hollabaugh and family, of
Bush Addition. .
«Pvt. Chester Nefl, stationed at
Camp Shenango, Meadville, Pa., his
wife and their daughter, Ermalee, of
Meadville, spent the Easter season
with Pvt. Nefl's parents, Mr. and
Mis. .B. FP. Neff, at State College
Mr and Mrs, O. A Kine, Mrs
Clhatk “Carson, William Royer and
Mes. Russell Brown, all of East Bish-
op: street, went to Buffalo, N. Y,
last Thursday to attend The faneral
of a relative, Mrs. Elizabeth Show
ers.
—W. J. White, of Milesburg, and
his grandchildren, Bobby and Shir-
ley White, of Julian, R. D., Were
business visitors in Bellefonte, Sat-
usday. Mr. White last Tuesday mov-
ed from his farm near Julian to
Milesburg, leaving his son, Stellard
White, to take charge of the farm,
“Staff Sergeant Joseph Dawson
of Biloxi, Miss. arrived in Belle-
forte last Thursday for a visit with
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
Russell Young, of Axemann, and
with other reladives in this area
Upon leaving here Apri 18, Sgt
Dawson will report for duty at
ta Ana, Calif,
—~Edster guests of Mr. and Mrs
J; D. Thomas, of Thomas street, in-
chided their son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mo and Mrs, John Holland and
daughters, Jean and Anne, of Wil-
lMamsport. Other guests at the Thom-
as home for a family dinner, Priday
were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thomas
and daughter, Shirley, of Bellefonte
—8gt. and Mrs. William Moerseh=
bacher and son, Billy, of Rockford
1. arrived here last week for a
visit with their respective parents
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Moerschbacher, of
Mingoville, and Dr. and Mrs, R. L
Capers. of East Curtin street. Mrs
Moersehbacher and son will remain
at the Capers home here for the
time being
Mr. and Mrs. Albert King
five-months-old son, Frederick, of
Niagara Falls, N. Y., returned to
their home there Monday after
spending the Easter seasen in Belle.
fonte with Mrs. King's parents, Mr
and Mrs. Thomas Cowher and fam-
fly at their home on East Logan
street. Mrs. King is the former
Margaret Cowher of Bellefonte
-Mr. and Mrs R. E. Long,
Philadelphia. spent the weekend
Bellefonte with, Mrs. Long's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Montgomery, at
their apartment on West High
street, Upon their return to Phila
deiphia, they were accompanied by
Mrs. Montgomery who will be their
guest, for a brief visit. Mrs, Long Js
the former Marie Montgomery
«Pvt, Frank Pennington, who is
stationed at a camp in Arkansas
and his wife w is employed in
New Cumberlant!, left here Tues-
day alter spending a week or more
in Bellefonte with the latter's moth.
San-
and
of
in
ont sisters, Mrs. Leslie
Polliard and Miss Lillian Penning
ton. Mrs. Pennington accompanied
her husband on the return trip to
Arkansas and expects 10 be with him
there indefinitely.
«Prof. L. E. Baird, of the Lewis
town public schools, spent part of
last week in Pleasant Gap and Belle
, making arrangements for the
shle of honsehold goods owne
mother, the jate Mrs. Anna
Pleasant Gap on Satur-
Cpl. Pat Torsell, of Sioux Falls,
8. D., is spending a 15-day furlough
with his mother, Mrs, Mary Torsell,
of North Thomas street,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Alexander
during the weekend returned to their
home on East Curtin street from a
several weeks’ visit In Florida,
Mr, and Mrs, Sabert Ramsey, of
Altoona, were Easter guests of the
latter's brother and sister, Newton
Dunlap and Miss Margaret Dunlap,
of Thomas street
Miss Mary O'Hara, a student at
Mercyhurst College, Erie, spent the
Easter vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Hara, of
North Spring street
M. E. Baudis, of Owego, N. Y.,
was a caller at our office on Satur-
day, while in Centre county for a
few days visit with his mother, Mrs
Lloyd Spotts, of Unlonville,
Mrs, Carl Berberich, of Chevy
Chase Md. arrived in Bellefonte
last Wednesday to spend two weeks
with her mother, Mrs. A. L, McGin-
ley, Sr., of North Thomas street
Mrs. Nellie Klinger, of East
Bishop street, last week went to
Evansville, Ind., where she spent the
Easter season with her husband, Pfc
Donald Klinger, of Camp Forrest,
Tenn
Mrs. Mary Gray, of West
street, and Mrs. Mary PFauble, of
North Allegheny street, spent the
Easter season in Lancaster with the
former's son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gray
-Mr. and Mrs. John Weber and
children, Kathleen, Peggy and Ma-
kata, of Montoursville, spent the
Easter season in Milesburg with Mrs
Weber's parents, Mr, and Mr
Charles Sheckler, of Milesburg
~Mrs. Louise T. Manchester dur-
ing the weekend retumed to the
apartment of her mother, Mrs. Hugh
Taylor, on North Allegheny street,
after spending ten days with friends
in New York and Philadelphia.
Edward Calhoun, of Northum-
berland, new director of the Amer-
ican Legion and Bellefonte High
School bands, last week arrived in
Bellefonte and has assumed the du-
of his new position. He is re-
siding at the Penn Belle Hotel
Miss Rebecca Troupe, of Hat
boro, and Miss Anna Mary Troupe,
nurse at St. Christophers Child-
ren’s Hospital, Philadelphia, spent
the Easter season in Bellefonte with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Troupe, of South Thomas street
-~ Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs
E: E. Widdowson, of North Allegheny
street, included Mr. and Mrs, Wil-
bur Widdowson and children, Haye
old and Joan, of Indiana, Pa: Mr
and Mrs. Ralph Widdowson and
three children, of Hershey, and Lt
and Mrs. Carl Widdowson and two
children, of Pittsburgh
COuests at
High
ties
the home of
Mrs. Gilbert Alkey, of Curtin, on
Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Garman and daughter, Gloria Dawn,
of Carlisle; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
CGingher, of Clearfield; Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Campbell and Mr. and Mrs
Mac Bryan and daughter, Dolly Ann
of Bellefonte
-Mrs. Hannah Way and daugh-
ter, Miriam, and Miss Marjorie Wag-
ner, all of Muiesburg, spent Easter
with Mrs. Ways mother, Mrs. Orrie
Holt, in Unjonville. It was Mrs. Way's
first visit home since she suffered
a {ractured hip in a fall late in 1942
Mrs. Way is now able to get about
with the ald of crutches.
Terrill Lucas arrived in Belle
foute, Monday, to spend a ten-day
furlough with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Lucas, of Beaver and
Hoy Row. Terzill has just complet-
ed his boot training at the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station in Ill-
nols, and at the expiration of his
furlough will report there for as-
sighment
Mr
Ne |
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and
A daughter born Sunday morn-
ing in Germantown Hospital to Lt
and Mrs. William J Watson, has
been named Barbara Fleming Wat-
son. The little girl, first child In
the family, weighed nine pounds at
birth. Mrs. Watson is the former
Winifred Fleming, daughter of for-
mer Judge and Mrs. M. Ward Flem-
ing, of East Linn street. Lt Watson
is stationed New Orleans, La
The American Home Depart-
ment of the Bellelonte Woman s
Club will hold a card party on Mon-
day afternoon, April 17, at the home
of Mrs. W. Harrison Walker, on East
Linn street, with Mrs, W. J. Emer.
ick as co-hostess, Proceeds of the
party will go toward the fund for
the copsiruetion of a compuunity de
hydrator. All members wishing to
attend the party age asked to call
Mrs. W. Harrison Walker, Dial 3141
at their earliest convenience
Major Austin Purst, member of
the general staff of the 6th Alr Force
stationed In the Panama Canal Zooe,
Mrs. Purst, and their seven-months-
old son, Austin O,, and Mrs. Purst's
father, Francis Watkins, of Camp
Hill, arrived in Bellefonte, Monday,
for a several weeks' visit with Major
Furst’s parents, former Judge and
Mrs. James © Purst, of West Linn
street. Major Purst recently arriv-
od by plane in Washington, D. C
from Panama, and expects soon to
be reassigned to duty in the Canal
Zone. It is his first visit home since
| November 1042. Mrs, Purst and young
son have been residing with the for.
mer s father, Mr. Watkins, at Camp
| HL, during Major Purst’s absence,
~Clarence Beightol, of the U. 8.
Navy, chief engineer aboard a mers
chantman, early this week returned
'o Newport News, Va, after a several
days’ visit with his wife, the former
the outbreak of the war, recently re.
from a trip to the Maditer-
| Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs,
J. Fred Herman, of East Curtin
street, included their daughter.in-
law, Mrs. Joseph Herman, of Norris-
town
After spending several days in
Bellefonte with her aunt, Miss Sarah
Boalich, of North Spring street, Miss
Helen Klase last week returnd to
her home at Cranford, N. J.
Mrs. Betty Jane Fleck, of North
Penn street, last week went to Mont-
gomery, Alabama, for an indefinite
visit with her husband, Lt. William
Fleck, who Is stationed there
Lt. (jg) Michael Hazel, of Wash-
ington, D, ©, spent Easter in Belle-
fonte with his brother and sisters
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Hazel,
of East Bishop street, and with other
relatives in Bellefonte, '
Easter guests of Miss Agnes
Shields at her home on East Logan
street included her sister, Miss The-
resa Shields, director of nurses at
{the Lock Haven Hospital, and her
cousin, Miss Anne of Al
toona
Mrs
Snyder
Lyman Smith and daugh-
ter, Ruth, of East Curtin street, who
recently sold thelr home here to
Ralph Dale, of East Bishop street,
last Thursday moved to State Col-
lege where they will make their fu-
ture home
Mrs
Mr. and
East Linn
Dyersburg
of
of
to
Jane Houser, daughter
Mrs. Clark A, Alkey
treet, last week went
Tenn. for a ten-day visit
with her husband, C Ellis Houser,
who is stationed in a military camp
near Dyersburg
pl
The monthly meeting of the lo-
cal chapter W. C. T. U
in the organization's rooms in Pet.
riken Hall West High street, on
Wednesday afternoon, April 19, at
2:30 o'clock. All members are urged
to attend the session
Mrs. Ethel McCoy and
Amy Jane, who recently
their home on Willowbank
Budd Benner mo
of the new apartments
Arcade building, West
The Benner family has
the former McCoy home
George P. White, of Kellogg,
Idaho, called at our office on Satur-
day while In Centre county on a
thirty-day visit with his parents,
Mr. and M: Henry White, of Cane
tre Hall Mr. White enliste
the Army Reserve Corps
advantage of furlou
ing called
Mrs. Jack Gingher and two chil-
dren are making plans to
from the Carson-Gingher
East Bishop. street,
in the Berardi
left last week
Mrs. Carson
Irwin to be witli her
daughter Mr. and
Brown
Pvt
will be held
daugh-
sold
street Oo
into ane
in the Bush
High street
moved
ter
have ved
nto
tity
13
for
move soon
home on
nN apartment
building. Mr. Ginghet
to enter militar
expects
sons
Lo
SOT
vioe 0 go to
in-law and
Russell
Don
tat A M2
ALON
to Fort
the
Dix
weekend
Mr
parent
Haupt
Dr
MOE Sis
Bellelont
father
ther
Theo
We recently received from Earl
“Besdek” Kline, of Chicago, former
well known Bellefonte resident, a
sheaf of bulleting such as United
Nations bombers drop over enemy
oo War resident
HUHNE INnVason
ousting the
his war ef-
pinted In
German. Some
an soldiers
d countries
{8 No
asking
enemy na
fort
and
Are
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Wpeless
hese bulletine
» text explains
of All Anny
a Germ
will serve as a pa
outpost mrantee the bearer
transport to the nearest camp
Additional Leeals on Page 4
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WANTED--Man to dgive truck and
work 1h nk yess Essential wa
ek. Good salary See Jake Kod
Jake Kofma:s Junk Yard
Wiggate, Pa Dial Bellefonle nal
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$10 a week. | my washing and
iran done at the ty Bteain
Endy Cir! pregfersad ho hie hind
rome experience in driving a ow
Colonel OO. Decker, 212 Bast Linn St
Bellefonte, Pa. Phone 2042 LL
for
good
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— Waomag ocompanjon
my . mother who is in
health nition womld be in a
trally located residence At State
College. Position would regujre mod.
erate amount of*housckeepifiy work
and considerable tact and ability to
understand an elderly person ul
ume would he required except f
thiee wooka anptinily, pald vacatio
Applicant must have good familie
background and should be under 50
Immediate compensation and future
benefity will He Made absolutely ac.
{ceptable to the right person ite
{al once stating full detalls regard-
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Housekeeper and companion to
live with elderly woman. Must
be able to drive edr, do market.
ing and cook meals, :
Nice, modetn home. $20 por
week. ‘
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WADDLE, PA,
Phone State College 3:91 b 5
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| waANTED--Man #0 out white pine
| paper wood. Easy cutting, no peel-
ing; good pay, O. W. Houts Lambe:
Co. Phone 708, State College out
WANTED--Men to cut
paper wood. Easy cutting, no peels
ing, good pay: cabinag furnished, ©
W. Houts Lumber Co Phone 703
State College grr
white pine
WANTED--Men to. cut paper wood,
mine props, logs, mill work. Con-
tract or by the hour. Houses and
cabins suitable for family use for
rent at Job, Inquire of G. W. Holt
& Son, Fleming, Pa 10
Sales Mart
PARMERS Penns Valley Bales Barn,
Centre Hall, Pa., holds sale every
Tuesday. Bring your
poultry, you can except good
prices
8 T. Relgel, owner. mansaer
1=tf
The Clinwn Auction,
Mill Hall, Pa. offers you an op-
portunity to dispose of your lve-
stock and poultry by competitive
bidding, every Monday Get your
check as soon ag sale is made No
sale, no commission. Joe Bechdel,
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| Articles for Sale
FOR SALE--<1940
mileage. Phone
Ford
614
deluxe
Millheim
Boome loo
FOR SALE
Irm C Per
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FOR SALE-1936 Chevrolet
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Adolph
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FOR SALE--Round extens
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Sou Water
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truck
John MeClusick
1630
good condi
FOR SALE -Stove wood. two mi
west of Jullar ' :
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Hard coal, all
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Clarence, Pn
FOR SALE-Ostifiod White Rural
Seed DOLa boes, gown in Potier
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John Riney x15
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Michigan rusactte, Sebago ©
tabdin. 81.50 bushe H A On
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FOR SALE--Pommtors One year ree
moved from certified Busselt seed
AlsO grade 2 eating phiatoes. #1
busahe Fiank A Brooks axa"
New road east f Pliesant Ca 15
POR SALE--1008 V-tag
yard dump body 1930 Fo
rutk, 2.90rd dump body, 2vpeed
Poth tricks have new motor
Na Davidaon Oscebon M
Phone 3834
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Ford truck
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Pa where It Bas Just been Complies
ly reconditioned. Reason for selling
{ purchased a G.0ah size Pran
Macintire, Brookney, Ma xi
PURIAL VAULTS Be sure It ia a
Dunlap reinforeed concrete burial
ait whe you must choose one
Made by Dunlap Brothers for the
past twenty years and sold direct to
you, Dell anywhere in Oentre
Soaps hone Bellefonte 506
2" or 2788 45 4
COMIC DUYERS —« Don'¥ be mis
edd by attractive prices, when »o
few pennies can make the difference
of so many dolla. “You dont only
want day old chicka, you want chick.
ena™ Buy Sig. robust chicks from
mountain rm mountain bred,
| blood-tested Ww Hampshire Had
| breeders. 100, $1200: 50, M50; 25,
18250, ¢. 0. d. Invest wisely, It takes
[the same feed and labor for aap.
i tmaht OF SUOCEEs. Mountain
Matohery, Selonk, Pa. x18
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CHICK SPECIAL
Por limited time only on Chicks
first
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$1405
Barred Rocks, White Rocks, Rock
JH. Reds or Heavy Mixed
live stock and |
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BALF feed
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or Enjoy Fresh
£3, with ‘mer: portanie shower: 5 8 POTATO CHIPS
barre seeds: seed potatoes: fert
ALL THE TIME
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POTATO CHIPS
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Made In Bellefonte
R. Whitacre, State College
Phone State College 3008
Get Them at Your Grocers
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CHICK BUYERS
Yes, there is a difference, a great
difference, when you get big, ro-
bust Mountain Range chicks that
will live ano grow into profit
makers. Why gamble for a few
nonles when you can buy the
st for so little,
We Specialize in
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS
100 for $10.00 — 50 for $5.50
Superior Quality
100 for $12.00 — 50 for $6.50
C. 0. D. All Blood Tested
Our chicks are hatched better
Invest wisely and be sure, Get
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Farms For Rent.
FOR BRENT - A farm Sor share ol
Cant HO acres Crop
state of fertility. 18
Dhature acres
| ANNOUNCING
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|James Foust Garage
Church Street
Garden Plots for Rent
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SEED POTATOES
Grown From Certified
NETTURES COBBLERS
SEBAGO AND R. RUSSETS
Pullet
Black Mir
Heavy Puliet
At Our Storage 1 Mile West
of Penna. Furnace, Route 45
E. E. Ellenberger
PENNA. FURNACE
Phone 13R12, Warrders Mark
Baby Chicks
From Blood Tested Breeders
New Hampshire Reds - Barred Rocks « White Rocks
and Rock-Hampshire Cross
PRICES ON Mo 1
As Hatched... $2.75 $4.75 $8.50
90% Cockerels .. 2.75 4.75 8.50
90% Pullets.. .. 3.50 6.50 12.00
TWIN HATCHERY
AND POULTRY FARM
Box. 2, MeAlistorville, Pa.
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HECLA POULTRY FARM
: BELLEFONTE, PA.
Tel. Daytime—Zion 2321 Nite—Bellefonte 6180