THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BECLEFONTE, PR.
April 27, 1944,
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CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL
IN THE WEEK'S NEWS
Monday of Last Week
Paul A. Long, Madison-
burg: Elizabeth Mensch, Millheim
Discharged: John T. Smith, Win-
gate; Mrs. C. Merrill Waite, Belle-
fonte; Mrs. S. W. Ben!
fant daughter, Bellefon
ert Witherite nfant
Admitted
and in
Belelfonte R. D. 3
Admitted Monday and discharged
Wednesday: Mrs. Bearl McClellan,
Bellefonte
Admitted Mond
Tuesday
College
Birth: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Wilkins, Bellefonte R. D. 3
Tuesday of Last Week
Admitted
College R
Bellefonte
Gap: Miss
burg
Discharged: Mr
Julian: Mrs
State College; Steve Nichola
fonte: Joseph Ludick, Belle!
Admitted Tuesday and discharged
Friday: Mrs. Edwin J. Seiferle, State
College
Admitted Tuesday and discharged
Sunday: Mrs. E. E. Bailey, of State
College
Birth
Edward
D3
Elwor
tin Joseph F
to
Mr. and
Belle!
#8 son
McCloskey,
Wednesday of Last Week
Admitted: Frede:
George McClung
ick Stewart
College
ton, D. C
Discharged ial
and infant son, Boalsburg. Mr
ginia Dillon, Centre Hall R
Mrs. Melvin Hockenberry and
fant daughter, Bellefonte: Mr
Kraut and
fonte, R. D. 3
and infant daughter, Bellefonte R
D Mrs. George A. Bush and in-
fant daughter, Port Matilda, Mi:
Willis A. Johnson. State College
Admitted Wednesday, discharged
Thursday: Doris Nickol, State Col-
lege
Birth
Ellsworth S
to Mr. and Mr
State College
Thursday of Last Week
Admitted: Mary
RD leurette M
fonte R. D. 3
Discharged
College
Mr Dot
Lou Hazel
Simpson,
Barbara
h a son to Mr. and Mr
Id W. Fry, State College: a son
nd Mrs. Dell H. Sharer, New
ia: a dau to Mr. and
am D. Confer, Centre Hall
Friday of Last Week
ischarged: Blair Bumberger, of
Mrs. Homer FP. Sprankle
daughter, Milesburg
Friday and discharged
Steve Nicholas, Bellefonte
Births: a son to Mr, and Mrs
Robert G. Stiefvater, State College:
a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reese,
State College: a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Paul R. Reed, Pine Grove Mills
ghter
Le
infant
Admitted
Saturday
Saturday
Sunday
Admitted: Mrs. John
man, Spring Mills; Mrs
Stine, Port Matilda
Wart ollege
Dis Fay
Mr
F
George E
State
harged
Mill
Randolph. Ph
Robert A. Foster
State College
nto Mr. and Mrs
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BEES USE SOYBEAN
FLOUR FOR POLLEN
ATOR
"AY Na
Iw ekeeper
ntomol
Hosler-
Miss Rule Rein-
w
Har-
W H
telep
hones
are hard to gel
The telephone business is deep
in the war and getting deeper
all the time.
The farther American forces
advance, the more switehboards,
wire and 1elephones they need,
And folks at home seem to want
more, foo,
Since the National Defense pro.
gram started in 1940, we have
supplied the needs of Army,
Navy, war producers and most
others, In all, the Bell System
has increased the number of
telephones in serviee hy over
45 million,
The equipment to do this came
from reserves that are shout
need up. Production for normal
civilian needs has all hut
stopped. That's why we can’t
fill orders as fast as we'd like,
But we're doing all we can 1a
serve as many as possible as
soon as possible by
Reconditioning and weing every
facility thet will give geed
service.
Recovering facilities quickly when
services is discontinued,
Converting one-party Hones te
sarve two or more families
wherever possible and neces
sary.
Operating contral oMces of max.
imum capacity,
Toking axtra-good core oF aquip-
ment that can’t be replaced,
Nobody likes to stand in line,
But it's different when the line
forms behind our fighting men,
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA
PORT. MATILDA“ | [2 CR ir mT mr —
The YMCA's Century with Youth
Miss Josephine Crain was in town |
visiting her parent Mr. and Mrs. |
W. Scot Crain, Joe was a former |
teacher In our school and 1s now a
WAVE
Mrs. Ned Lytle Philipsburg, | EE _ . .
visited over Sunday with Mr. Lytle's I YES, THATS OUR
parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. D, Lytle, | | li TY THE WHOLE
Mrs. Sue Thomas recently return- GANG GOES THERE
home from Benson's sanitarium EVERY NIGHT
Philipsburg where she had been
of
THIS HAS BEEN SAID
IN THOUSANDS OF CITIES
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
ITIS TAKEN FOR GRANTED
BUT HERE 15 THE STORY
ed
nt
»
MORALITY AND RELIGION
monia WAVE COArsap’”
Mrs. Jessie Lykens, Mrs, Roxy Ly-
kens and Kathryn, and Mrs. Ellie
Woodring were shopping in Altoona
on Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
have been on the sick
proved at this writing
Buddy William moved to the
Bennett homestead and Thomas Mc -
Kivison has moved to the Tim Wood-
rinse
Mi
with
Spotts who
list are im-
nas
house
Helen Bartley
her Infant
turned home
from the
Philipsburg hospital on Saturday
Clair Lykens received a painful
to his left hand on Wed
ing closed his car door on
He was tr
+ Philipsb
i Mr
r
Ie
BISHOP BERKILEYS DESPAIR
INIA44 INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTION DREW YOUNG
MEN INTO VICE -RIDDEN =
ENGLISH CITIES RELIGION
WAS AT ITS LOWEST £88
daughter
mjury NeS-
day
! at the of -
cated f
Irg phy
Harry F PITTI
GEORGE WiLLiAMS
COMES TO LONDON
YOUNG APPRENTICES AND
EMPLOYES WORKED 14 TO !?
HOURS QUT OF 24 THEN SOUGHT
RELIEF IN DISSIPATION
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t Williamsin
M1
ents a
Rev Fau
Faus
from a
visited
and ymond
THEN GEORGE WILLIAMS, A22YEAR
OLD DRAPERS CLERK GATHERED £LLY
EN FELLOW CLERKS IN HIS LONDON #
BED ROOM TO FOUND, ON JUNE 6.1844
"AYOUNG MENS (HRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
nil, .
KNIGHTED BY QUEEN VICTORIA AT THE YMCA
WORLD JUBILEE IN 1894 SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS
SAW PRESENT, 2000 DELEGATES FROM 32 COUNTRIES | —-
REPRESENTING 5.000 ASSOCIATIONS, WITH A MEMBERSHIP OF § 000
COPYRIGHT 190% J V CLARKE
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Random Items
W. RABERT
(Continged from page one)
The Little Band
ck Haven, who provided mu-
Abe of Lebanon
cipal speaker: the Un
Indi ] tuck to C
snl | Query & Answer Column
Stauller the
dines mas-
wa Col
DOG HOUSE
A $4 .
g
alking to «
looked around
dog missing. But the
streel man was standing
Around ne
State of Pennavyivania termed a
with Virginia, Kentucks
common wealitl The tern is of Engli
puzzled his al devolior Lhe goverment to 1 Commonweal
« v ¥ » Tor ™ ’ . Lhs
no doubt Har- nate | “HMR fy of Penn was known a
maelf Two da q AK ge} 35 1h nd i i Ls mip Die 1 trace at
wonwealu
Massac!
§ when he
Beaver
nearby
ares
» ha
with a look on hb ha
face, wondering e colony
talking t
Harvey wa working ti ne : £ " he ‘ ” 1 Juring t ;
3 wet
why
YY 9a
Mileshurg Presbyterian Charge
Howard FE i
Oakwood
St Bellefonte
pastor
Easter
Lutheran,
e E An
John's
Rev Clare: wold
CTMON
Fellows
a body ;
rmon:. The Way,
The Missionary
nm Wednesday h i
Al i cosony of Chir Jews in the provinge of Honan
M WW.
At Winnemana
weighed less than a 10-cent pie its tota
including the tall. Pigmy shi are rare
Are Known
H.-<Whal ¢
A total eclipse of the sun
America?
from
iengith only
n ooliect
mma in
pigm hrew A
Half Moon Charge, Methodist
Rev. Henry H. Shissler, pastor
Sunday April 30 Stormstown
Hely worship at 9:45 a. m.;: Sunday
school 10:45, Clarence Gummo, supt
Ross: Sunday school 10 a. m.. Gilbert ka
Barto, supt. Holy worship 11 a. m An
Youth Fellowship for entire charge | ..iheastern United States
it 7:30 p. m. be an annulas
Fillmore: Sunday school til next year
| Lester Crust, supt
Grays: Sunday school at 10 a G. M.~What office was held by President Roosevelt's father?
Clifford Close, supt, Ans. James Roosevelt was president of the Chaplain Transportation
Company, trustees of the Farmers Loan & Trust Company, vice president
if the Delaware & Hudson Canal Company and officer in a steel con-
Rev. Francis P. Davis, rector gern at West Superior, Wis. He was president of the Louisville, New Al-
Third Sunday after Easter. 8:00 bany & Chicago Rallroad and vice president of the Delaware & Hudson
a. m., Holy Communion; 9:45 a. m., | Rallroad d
Church school; 11 a m., morning 8. PDid Kentucky in the Confederacy?
prayer and sermon. Monday at 7:30 Ans. —At the outbrea vy
: , A L k of the Civil War, Kentucky attempted to re-
| Neonat Autitiney, Zutatiay at ond main neutral but a considerable portion of the people adhered to the
estr Meeting nesday, begin- | ro. oderacy and the state was actually admitted to the Confederacy
ning at 10 a. m, annual meeting | " . !
: | However, $0,000 troops were furnished to the Union Army and 40000 to
of the Woman's Auxiliary of the the Confederate Army
Archdeaconry of Alteona. i
Ho md | E. N. CIs It unhealthful to keep plants in a sickroom?
Our Own Idea: There will be al Ans ~~There is no harm in keeping a few plants in a sickroom for the
{political realignment after the war, amount of carbon dioxide exhaled is so small in proportion to the alr of
[When the boys come home. {the room as to have no appreciable effect,
RHEUMATISN
i R. T.~In what city does the Governor of Alaska reside?
from
North Carolina
three inches
habits
pecimen
about
jong and they
tein
Mite
Ww Lipses of the 10447
visible as a partial eclipse in extreme
January On July 20 there will
There will be no eclipse of the moon un-
sun and moon will occur In
occured on 5
eclipse of the sun
0a m
m.,
SL John's Episcopal, Bellefonte
Ans The Governor's Mansion is in Juneau
W. Macl. When and where in the United States did the greatest
amount of rain fall in one day?
Ans The greatest 24-hour rainfall in the United States, 23 22 inches,
occurred at New Smyrna, Fla, October 10-11, 1924,
C. B. E~How many gorillag are there in the United Slates?
Ans According to the bulletin of the New York Zoological Society
there are 18 gorillas in America, varying in age from babies 2 years old to
full-grown, adull animals of 17 years, Ngagl, weighing 638 pounds ig the
largest in any zoo in the world.
"SW. L. B~What is the speed of a jack-rabbit in full fight?
Ans. According to the Smithsonian Institution, the jack-rabbit has
been known to make a speed of 30 miles an hour for short distances,
get
y derivation |!
‘What a Night That |
Was in Selinsgrove’
(Continued rom page one)
ing field, they hurried
Meanwhile, the Governor and
paity had alighied, The als
ness of several of them delayed
the handshakes of welcome
“The men were
App home Mr
milk to settle thelr stomachs, while
her husband went to the shed
oil the automovllie 10 Lake
to Oelinsgrove, The App
Liu unexpected
guests of the
Zimmerman
He In
much of an
traditional
to the seens
his
CK ~
escorted tw the
App gave them
to
thie
had
to
men
invited
be thelr
Governm
graciously
arrivals
nig
declined
ted thal wi
but
Loo Imposition even
Pennsylvania
fs
i
New -ponsclo Frank J
b i Hole]
Suydet
Bee
Blerner
AB BOON
A his guesis had tered, nie
telephoned me the welcome flash of
Lhe vernor of Wi
party. 1 aurried
peratis
hie ove
regi
*y f
tie arrival ol
an in
hotel Wobts
conversalion reveaied
the sir Re
sheerved G
later in the
We have
Howat Bur
iets Weak
better
Oe Was
Bo next
man
Ns
grow
da
rejoinder
noming the CGovernog
Wiconsin turned the shovel
of soll and the late Emanuel E
Pawling the second for that Isle of
Que plot. which then and there
named Zimmerman Alrport
But unfortunmstely development
of the landing field did not fol-
low. Doubtiess Selinsgrove will have
an airport some day We have just
not been as quick about the civ
project as we were to welcome the
distinguished guest with the tme-
y suggestion.”
1 he Lhe
the
frat
of first
was
i ——
Reappointed Trustee
Governor Martin last week re-ap-
pointed William P. Sieg, of Belle-
fonte, as a member of the board of
trustees of the Western State Peni.
(tertiary
| Ruy Bons for futare ness
Once Fat! Now
a Model's Figure
“I lost 32 Ibs.
wear size 14 again”
Berry Reynolde, Brooklyn
Once 156 Tha, Mim R
Tort weight weekly with Ds
Reduci .
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“THE
Orrick CAT
“A Little Nonsense Now and Then,
Is Relished by the Wisest Mea"
No Flowers, Please
rubber res
Io machine
1 Banos
w
Told This One
President Roos Ww P
allor had op 1 in 1 ° Op where
The President
f tx Mir Chiorchill
a handsome parrot was about
Al aucliol Ih air i { hg : £ a pay started
ister
id a hit
he bidding
Fiiteen
wens
Twenty
Thirty
Thirty
]
Cooperation
Amiable Anarchist
Wrong Guess
» » »
Very Cute
8
wf
Simple. Isn't
of A
I?
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¢
Thing
=
Alle Same
¢
¥
Advice
ie of a Texas newspaper
gifts Perfun cologne
1 MC mck
Sound
a recent
Ww Or
been around
Recipe of the Year
ght Soak
his kind
Add i portions
Tain, sun ang Snow
smoke Occasional
weather
from bed at hour
Mix with otl
green. Stir eariy
Dress i iv ral ers of
nerves |
ind
Let
Ow «207
ber
Ww
Lying
hey
Who's
har
greatest attraction ™
eyes are her greatest stiraction
nk a woman's greatest attraction is her sme
s sit around lying to each other?
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Couldn't Believe Him
a Norwegian fishing village witnessed the foroed Inn -
A fisherman set out to rescue the pilots but
Womans
you gu
Inhabitants of
ing of an airplane offshore
oon returned without them
They were Oenmans
But werent they alive?
he explained
someone in the crowd asked
Well. one of them said he was, but you know how these Nasis lie
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In the Thick of It
Then we have the mess sarge who spent all morning racking eggs
for super-duper cakes, then wrote hig girl the following: “Went into so
ton early this morning with shelis bursting all around me.”
. " »
Why She Fainted
A maiden lady ved in a small house In the country with ote ser-
vant. One morning the bell rang. The maid admitted the visitor, an
svacuee officer, arranging for homes for children evacuated from London.
Then she rushed upstairs
“Please, mum.” she blurted out breathlessly
babies, and the man’s downstairs ™
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Berth Control
An officer in a crowded Pullman gave his
could not get a reservation. Delayed between
| “Will be home late Stop Sat up all hight Stop
‘You've got to have two