April #7, 1044,
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, FA.
Pags Fis
Mr. and Mr:
LOCALS FF
| Bast
end
the week-
busin
Bishop street
Philadelphia
pent
in on a
on
Mi Grace
opened her home on North Spring
1
I't
sy Street alter spending the winter
-Mrs. Walter
Ohlo, is
Mrs, D,
of Pine
~Sgt.
terbury,
Rice,
a guest of her sister-in-law,
W. Keller and Mrs. Keller,
strect
Harold At
week
Lloyd
Tale, of Camp
Ind. Is spending this
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Tate, of Pine street
-Miss Mary Iov
Thomas street, spent
of last week with
friends in Harrisburg
Miss Rose Quaranta, a senior
at the Bellefonte High School, has
accepted a clerical position In the
offices of District Attorney Musser
W. Gettig
Pfc R2ociald Flack
Ft. Sill, Ok Is spending
lough with his mother, Mrs
Flack and family, at their home
North Spring street
Claude Fisher
Naval base at Solomon
the weekend in Bellefonte with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fish-
er, of East Lamb street
Pfc. Robert Wayne, of Ft. Dix,
N. J., spent the weekend as a guest
of his brother-in-law and sister
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perks and fam-
ily, of West Beaver street
Mrs. Myra Knisely
ter, Mrs. Nevin MceClel
several months have
at Erieside. Ohio
to Bellefonte early next
-8econd Lt. Richard
stationed with the
Pampa, Texas | ding a week's
furlough with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Hartswick and family, on
Reynolds avenue
—Lt. and Mrs. Benjamin
and daughter, Barbara, of
port, La. are spendi
Bellefonte with Lt
ents, Mr. and Mrs
the Brockerhofl Hotel
Mrs. Calvin Pt
early this week moved
George I. Purnell home
Linn street one yf
apartments at
gheny and Curtin
Teaman, seaman
3 rday returned to
duties in Washington, D, C
spending a week's leave with
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
man, of East Howard street
—Miss virginia Healy, of Harris-
burg, was among the Centre county
residents in Harrisburg who were
here to vote, Tuesday Miss Healy
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. W
Bickett, of the Cadillac apartment
—Arthur C. Harper, Jr, who had
been employed Clev eland, Ohi
was an overnight guest Friday of his
aunt, Mi Helen Harper. of Ea
Howard street. From here Mr. Har-
per continued Wooster, Mass.
where he another posi-
tion
-—Miss Eva
of North
the forepart
relatives and
ine,
tationed at
a tur-
Ruth
on
al the
Md., spent
tationed
daugh-
who for
residing
to return
week
Hart
alr Tor
and
lan,
been
expect
per
Gryctko
Shire
week
Ve-
in
irnell
to
the corner
treets
ol
in
to
has acoepled
Grove, of Highspire,
employed in Harrisburg. arrived
Bellefonte during weekend and
wis a guest of her mother, Mrs
Daniel A. Grove and family on East
Linn street until yesterday
come home 10 vole
primaries
Charles McClellan ag Joyd
Vonada employed in Harri
burg, were among those who came
to Bellefonte to vote in primar-
jes Tuesday. Mr. McClellan wa
guest of his brothe I
law, Mr. and Mrs. Gee
ol East Curtin street
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Shearer, of
New Alexandria, Pa. are receiving
congratulations on the birth of their
first son and second child, at t
Centre County Hospital last Thurs-
day morning. The youngster weigh-
ed eight pounds, ten ounces at birth
and has been named Joseph Hen-
derson Shearer. Mrs. Shearer is the
former Louise Walker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Walker, of
Milesburg
Mrs. Alta Schenck Carpenter re-
cently returned to her home in Min.
neapolis, Minn, visiting
tives and friends ir east
time she was with her
Miss Lila Mae CADET.
York City, who is engaged in
teen and radio work. Later she
the guest of relatives and Fwd ir
the Howard area. Mrs. Carpenter |
a daughter of the late Nathan and
Laura Hall Schenck, formerly Cer
tre county resident
Joan Jodon wa
honor at a party held last Thursday
night by her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Russell Jodon of Bellefonte in honor
of her fifth birthday anniversory
Games were played and refreshments
were served. The following were
present. Beverly Johnsonbaugh, Pat
8 Krebs, Carole Crust, Sandra
Scog, Lanny Kane. Tommy Smith
Robert Rossman, Miss Ruth Beez-
ef, Miss Adaline Beeger, Mrs
er Kane and Miss Roxey Johnson
~Those [rom gut of own in Belle-
fonte Friday for the funeral of Mrs
Fred Hollabaugh of Reynolds ave-
nue, were: Mrs. Harry Irvin Mrs
Ernest Maddox and son, Robert, Mr
and Mrs. M. T. Shelly, all of Akron,
Q.; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shank, of
Mt. Savage, Md.; Mrs, H. G. Hack-
eit, of Port Allegany; Mrs. Grace
Thomas, of Tyrone: Mrs. Stewart
Weston and son, John, of Bellwood,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank VanHousen, of
the
Feit
QOL
the
ne
after rela
Lhe
can
the guest of
Buffalo, N. Y.,, and Mrs. Harry Grove
and daughter, of Williamsport
~The Mission Band of the First
Evangelical church, Bellefonte, held
thelr annual missionary oratorical
contest Bunday wiorning, April 23
This was a silver medal contest, the
seven contestants being divided Ino 0 Ary
two groups. In the first group were | nies Charles A. Bmith, Nominating
Patty Benner, June Johnson and!
Barbara Price. Barbara Price was
medalist of this group. The title of | on and Mrs
her oration was
You" In the second group
Geraldine Bright,
Richard Bonnell and Willlam Os-|
man, Jr. Richard Bonnell was med
alist of the second group. The title
of his oration was
Sor 0. P. Bollenberger, high |
school principal, H. Hoy,
A
He a , and Miss
1 Grove, teacher, Rev. H. H.
Jacobs presented the awards,
of Mansfield,
| Bellefonte as a guest
Lath. |
“Kazu's Thank | | committee appointments were: Miss
Were | Christine Sm 1
Barbara Young, Win. Simin aie
months at the Brockerhof! Hotel,
Miss May Toner, of East Howard
street, Is spending this week with
her brother and sister-in-law, Mi
and Mi Foner, at Riverside,
SE New Jersey
Mi Mi Donald Waite
Fhursday moved [rom an apartment
in the Mi Leah Kessinger home
ol street, to a house in
Mr, and Mrs
child on Tuesday
Qrvis aparimnent
gheny street
Mrs. Edward
High street, last
wood, Ohio, to
visiting relatives
George |
spent a sevenly-one
his wife and son at
parents in Unlonville,
Philip Sellers, son of Mr. and |e Moose home here, has accepted
Mrs. Charles Sellers, of Buffalo Run [4 similar position at the Undine fire
Vs alley who Is serving in the Navy, house on East Bishop street
I Mir James Leltgell, of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred M among a group of
of East Howard street, have at Mercy Hospital
arrangements to leave next ho recently were present.
Harbor Springs, Michigan Red Cro tud-
y will spend the month
Moercl
treet
the Un
plant and
eward
and
the
Alle
Alan Katz
moved Into
on North
Leo
Harper, of Ei
week went to Lakes
spend several week:
and friend:
Barton, MOMM
hour pass
the home of her |
last week
win
Je,
with
East Linn
Pleasant Gap
of East Logan
been employed
Bruno,
had
Jame
treet, who at
accord-
parent
Church
ma
week
of
n
Li
for
the
where of the
wnmel
Charle
Thoma
[3
Company
post a
here
ibacher, of Soutl Ww v aking up weeds |i
resigned nis |g, ' week, ratlroadman Clark
al Match nN Alkey, of East Linn street
accepted a iy . a ifabbit's
Moose ho which were three tiny
I'wo of the bunnies died
Mrs. J. C. Osman on Monday re- | third ved, al now is
turmmed to her Lewisburg the taking Lh
after spending weeks iN hous Fhe rabbit 0
broth- that its eyes hadn't opened
ble to eat. Clark
per and ha
moat
n his
recently
ition at iver
nn
th
atl Lik
inad
nest in
rabbits
but the
well on
Alkey
young
and it
got a med-
feeding
It 15 of
h he has t
verte
ne there
home in ove
several Wis
sister, Mt
West
Georg ble it milk | that
eturn
Curtin
and
Kline
er-in-law
Edward of
In and Mi
during the weekend 1
on East
town, where
ben
no
up
night to
bit of tlufl g it
3 provided the bunny
nest
wd to thelr 0 get
{ fron
they had been sed
i Easter of the
in-law a faughter, N and (with a of
Robert 8. Walker over
Carolyn runsallu aged 12 almost ®
yeal daug r of Mr. and !
Harry Gunsallus, of near Bellefonte
last Wednesday underwent
pendectomy at the Centre
Hospital and is recuperating
ily
home during the
Aller that the Hite
ir meal Clark }
Coll-
health
of the
miortabl
the young
though the
nation depended pon it
(Additional Locals on Page
Card of Thanks
We
ad
tet
fate
ed
2)
an ap
County
tead -
LLABAUGH take
LeRoy y
has
Bainbridge
week arriv
a er
and three chi
apartment
Brooks, seaman nd
completed boot training
Md, and early
Bellefonte to
£00
cla
at lost
ed In pend
Miller Barraclough
Lol:
turned to the
Mr. and Mn
Jush Arcade
2 spent three
her | band, Lt. Rob
at Mountain Home Tdat
raciough is now oversea
home of
Ralph 3
apartment
mont! with
t Barra clous h
Lt. Bar-
ALD
Attention Farmers
Samuel D. Rhine WAS
treet, Sa
nT LAs
ay on Ya
and Un
basis
of
hop anit
whe Mi:
executive
0 Harrisburg
attended an
the American
vivania. That night
on to JFniladelvhia
tha wasieand te of By
williams
esmith gl
of
for rent
‘os
meeting
Penn
tim tsaet
ianuea
Legion of ' .
tt
LL
r Sales Mart
PARMERS Penns Valley Sales Bam,
¢ Ha Pa. holds sale every
Tussday., Bring your live stock and
poultry. you can except good Br
T Belcel owner. Manager [i
Auction.
FARMERS
Mi "
0
ma
Gherrity t irst 5
’ ra daeT I A + :
partment North All Cents
treet, ha weoepted a posi
a city carrier at the Belle-
and will begin hi
new duties on Monday. Mr, Gherrity
was employed at the postoffice here
until entering the N
ter the outbreak of
as
fonte postoffice
Tne
The
short! afl-
cket! and A No COIR salon
parents, Mr
imsallus, of Phoenb
the formers diseha
Centre County Ho or
in
Aly
Pasture for Rent
Bickett
operation
14
valescing from an
Pasture Wanted
ANTED Pastor
is Haroid
Belief le Pa
Bark
‘
f
Od
taf
wl
duties
with
to return to her
furlough
Mr
Howard
r and
pent
and Gelssinger
East
lssinge
treet
Fur Storage
and
weekend
Be!
Mr
Zion )
their daughter-u
W. Corman, of
their
and fri
I'OBAGE--On
vauila
gireet y
with relatives
hlehem
Mr
entert
anda
are ail
Alb
mont
Woodrow i
Capt. Woodrow
tate LWO Year
food rom
Y and
grandson
Woody
W. Cormar
Ago and is
Lol
sixteen
Joh
father
fr
if the
emploved in the eonatru
of the famous Le road in the
la-Burma
Work Wanted
ep
wer ton
Jacob Botiorf
vo d xf
of Centre Hal
Me Lax
Lit
Washing
on 0
elle
Ha!
Help Wanted
w i an
single
NY
x18
ant
roar!
gaged rs » ing Lr H _ the
' Pa
theatre Le f
weekend in Belle
with his parents, Mr. and M}
W. M. Bottorf, on North Spring
street. Li Bottorf recently returned
to the United States {rom a trip to
Italy and while ship was in the
port of Naples It was attacked three
times by Nazi planes. He has made
several round trips acros At-
antic
Mr. ad Mrs Buck, of War
rors Mark, entertained the follow
ing guests over the weekend in hon-
or of their son, Roy Clair, who left
Monday to join the army: Doctor
and Mrs. R. B. Dickerson and fam
fly. Mrs. Helen Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Corl, all of State Col-
lege: Mrs. Alva Johnston, of Mer-
ingo. Mr. Buck has been one of ’ o ; oo. writ
Blair county's most successful ag- ¥'th line of slips from NS
ricultural supervisors Real Silk Harrishurg Pa x20
the past two ——— vd
vears, being located at Claysburg, WANTED Man 0 "drive Mack trae.
tor and traller Hauling essential
war matetials. OW. Houts Lumber
Co., Bate College, Pa Phone 700
material
of war
fonte
Iowa
pent the
"nn
ied o
Elmira
HD ~—« Spmeot »
Ww mar
sSchmb ok.
hi
Hs
WANTED Men ¢ it Rood!
timber and cabin y live In 0
Houta Lunn State Collene
Phone 708 1m
og
the Ww
Pa
to
me WO
of Earnest
Iida 17
sales Indy
Pleasant
Write MH
xia
WANTED Farmer with
mmediate smployment
Sate College Inquire
RD 1. Port Mat
fam
Mere
WANTED Experienced
Permanent store work
roundings Oood pay
R. In care of this office
MN
WANTED «Agente to sell sensational
Realtex” Hosiery Also dresses
The Drama Section of the Belle- |
fonte Woman's Club met at the
home of Mrs. Harry Jones on North
Thomas street, Wednesday night,
{with Miss Arlynne Demmy, section
{director, In charge of the program
There were 12 regular members and
two guests present, the guests be-
E. Keith Anderson and
WANTED Men 0 out paper
mine props. hil work. on
tract or by .
cabins suitable for Tamily
rent at Frei Inquire of iN
eming, Pa
& Bon,
WANTED Man ar woman
or and take orders for groceries
in vicinity of State College. #550
dave a week Car
per day, five
nished. Permanent position. Write
Box 65 in eare of The Centre Demo.
erat, Belisfonte, Pa
WANTED « Bteward
Antlers Countey Club, chad five
| miles above pa. Ps on the
| Susquehanna River wot ts
quirements of a Ability
{take full charge, and wife sbis to
we
committee appointments were; Mrs. |
Wallace J. Ward, Mrs. Elwood John
Phillp Wion. Auditing
Mrs. Philip |
It was decided to hold the
| May meeting at the W. Leslie Thom
ins cabin on Spring Creek In the!
{form of a covered dish supper Wed. |
: | nesday, May 17. The program, which
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William Kline, of by WANTED Me:
Mitchell on Fi iday |
| FX wm § SAL E
| FOR §
last |
white
| y
paper wood
good Da {
Hout Launt
Colloge
Articles for Sale
Reed baby carriage pre
84 Also walker, 84.00
2820
Wilt
Phone
baby
ALE Bran
nom with
Kaufman Plone
FON
tite
SALE A
anvenp
bed I
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Pa
FOR SALE --Irish (
toss. Price 81.40
Weston, R Julia
Hol
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FOR
FOR SALE
H E Neil
Dial 6464
LE Seed
Kast
bush
Purnia
ale College
POR SALE -Eecwrie chick
rece
ahd
first ae
ed Mrumbull
broods
ved
Alor kita
Hosters
nan
n
za
POT SALE Owais tion §
tour<-Hurner, folir«griddie oon
range Baoelienl condition
D. Chessmat East Cunt
renin
Bi
POR
SALE Electric
f fra
&
BURIAL VAULTH--Be sure it a
Dunlap reinforced concrete burial
when you must choose ons
by Dunlap Brothers for the
twenty years and anid direct WO
wi. Delivered anywhere In Centre
Un Telephones Belicfonte 5046
MH or ITS 1a
POR SALE
Piant in ne
« ithe at
it Delaxe
a tf Ra
$ §
motor
char
an
rrepowe
7 «Yah
radi Inquire
Rebersburg, Pa
cRgine
Hercules
Adatiery
of Lee
HK
——
Alriine
Walker
MOTHERS
AND
FATHERS
This Is vour great chance to
buy SHOES for your Children,
WITHOUT RATION STAMPS,
and besides, you will save 50¢ to
$1.00 a pair In value when you
buy now, at 8148 a pair. No
stamps needed
SALE STARTS MAY 1
and continues through May 20
10
and |
for |
. Molt |
nw
to deliv !
furs |
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and wife for |
HAINES
THE SHOE WIZARD
In Bellefonte at
6 N. Allegheny Street
Las ; URL to Buy
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Live Stock for Sale
FOR BALE
SALE
of
220
FOR
wont
Route
POR WAL
FOR BALE Hard coal, all
So cannel and Olt
F. Ripka, 50. Walter
COM
8
POI. SALE
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ced. 83)
POR SALB-Marietta
wood sllon. Alo Use
E Metker, Mil
n-4
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pola
Haver
BALE
“ Cr i:
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ew BALE Moai i
weighs dt
and wii wim anywher
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ANTED
Centre Democrat
buy
WwW pay
have ane at once
Albert NN. McOaleb
“hone Loganion VF
WAN TED- To
and
stock
Pa
WANTED Por War
per. maga nes
ferrous metals
Junk Yard. foot of
lock Haven, Pa
effory
BOTAD
Hobery
Sout
Phone Thal
240
WANTED-“To bu
gine: for the
mills Als scTad
Hoberman's Coal
South Vesper siree!
Pa Phone 23617
WANTED. Te
dalry farm ‘3
B of Pleasa
ead of cattle at '
Write GG. D
Democrat! office
rk
Lok
{rem
and maga
Haven pape;
and metals
Junk Yard
lock Have
Poultry for Sale
BALE
Mer:
Ph
. Dogs, Pets, Etc.
POR SALE - Baby
and
went
Shue
6)
rom
ox
local '
the CO tre x18
WANTED To huy scrap rom, 60
cents per 100 pounds delivered ows
yard, no Un Also old automobiles,
trucks, newspapers, magazines, rub
ber. metals Jake Kofmans Junk | RTays
Yard (one mile west of Milesburg) Man
Phone Be! lefoute o Mn iu -
rabies abd ma
tured breeding stock. Reda, whites
blacks. and brown. A. R Ross -
Warriors Mark. Pa Five mde
ZETTS QUALITY
BABY CHICKS !
U. 8 Certified from
Flogks, Pullorum Controlled. Bar-
red. White and Buff Rocks, and
N. H. Reds Prepaid, $1256 per
hundred. Special Matings N. H
Reds, $15.00 per hundred 100%
Live Delivery guaranteed. Why
order C. O. D. and pay high
charges Also Runner, Pekin, and
Muscovy Ducklings. Custom
Hatching in separate machine, 4c
each
Zetts Poultry Farm
DRIFTING, PENNA,
WANTED
died silver
182) ) ¥ iad DEeAri
Knives al Wd fork
ter spreaders, ete. Also parior an Pa
{with colored flowers and sceneries
with matching shades, and mechani. |
cal old puny banks Write call
shone TAT. or 703 Allegheny street
loilidnystrirg Pa xiv
WANTED We will pay you
| prices for black walput! logs
livered © our yard. Your best op-
portunity to turn your walnut into
money and you will also be helping
[to win the war. Call or write fo
indore Information. O W. Houls
| Lumber Co. Slate College,
AN
but.
3
Or
good
ade.
CHICKS OF
KNOWN QUALITY
8. C. White Laghort, Anconas,
CHICK BUYERS
Yes, there is a difference, a great
difference, when you get big, ro-
bust Mountain Range chicks that
will live ane grow Into profit
makers. Why gamble for a few
pennies when you can buy the
best 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 0.0. All Blood Tested
Our chicks are hatched beter.
Invest. wisely and be sure. Get
our guarantee,
Mountain Range
Hatchery |
$20 per 100, Heavy Pullets, $18.00
Circular free. Order direct from
advt, for prompt delivery. We
ship ©. O. D. or cash.
4 Repairing
Real Estate for Sale
Miscellaneous
TOOK
M. Keller
Haine 4 prosaptly
WM
Houses for Rent Announcements
»
Apartments for Rent
NS P—— Poe shanet Breer lave
PARTY The Wonasn's Club
# hold a card
Gap = wn al
A 28 Adtnissio
Fiea
Money to Loan
Vr taxes OOR
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- Attention Lodies!
{| HERE 1S WHAT YOU WANT!
FARMER, When ww
four ne . Frew
COOP a Live
yulre of Oo
WE Mey Mover
Prod ie ti Credit
High Bt. Bellefonte
Heate
ARNO
thers.
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Enjoy Fresh a ade Rosia
POTATO CHIPS vest satins, plains
PU 500 for $1.50 100
ALL THE TIME r 35¢. With |
. Darning Kit hom J g ¢ phi
HYDE'S
POTATO CHIPS
different shades, 2 needles, thim-
ble in box with pin cushion, mir.
Made In Bellefonis
Get Them at Your Grocers,
Baby Chicks
Mary Cook
From Blood Tested Breeders
CENTRE HALL, PA
New Hampshire Reds - Barred Rocks - White Rocks
and Rock-Hampshire Cross
FRICES ON 25 100
As Hatched $2.75 $4.75 $8.50
90% Cockerels .. 2.75 4.75 8.50
90% Pullets. . 350 650 12.00
silk
jors
tpaid
HECLA POULTRY FARM
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Tel. Daytime—Zion 2321 Nite—Beliefonte 6180