Page Six THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. May 4, 1944. — Aller remarked that the only 8 n Hiinols, tomorrow, to re- yesterday afternoon at the home of : Smove ellefonte | Arthur Smoyer Bellefonte College Blamed : Mary E. Eckenroth Bellefonte wwaspaper he received while on that cel new a (nmen tne brother George Rhule, in Port le an RECENT For Fish Killing iin ve: rie Cor Deer tn i Bono” ti W, ich usunly Vik Quits ate hu f alia itis Ling JLT - ousewives Urged To Continued Nom sae ond} which arrived regularly Few of the World War Vet ment was mas in the Philipshiirg Preserve More in ‘44 WEDDINGS currence as much as the sportsmen eT. be sald, had newspapers sent Takes Own Life “™"" — — | | could They already have taken pd Lhem . io / TATE COLLEGE IRI : Jal . . | ¢ ‘ia > . . a steps to prevent LEY AP here was [our montns oid » ) JE ( LS JOHN BEEZER DANIEL J. CATALANO, Sr, If Centre county homemakers tey prevent recurrence ' svn ER ontinued rom page ome) PHOTO IN MAGAZINE want to help keep canned vegeta- Masden—Fore “They are making a further inves- For some time after the landin { ) Port Matilds ( TO gibi und were short There were no y : 3 i Ly John Beezer 72, of Punxsutawney Daniel J. Catalano, Sr,, brother of ples and fruits at low ration point Mrs. Carrie Delong Fore and gation to find the origin of the pol supplies . y ‘ : father of Mrs. Joseph Bertram, o! John Catalano of Bellefonte, died in | value or off the ration list entirely, Harry FE. Masden were united in luting material and are impressing cigarettes and the diet, he explained, WO : » ! ] " a dadeline Platt Spring Creek, Bellefonte, died at 7 the Cresson Sanitorium on Tuesday they are urged to raise and preserve marriage Sunday, April 20, at 5:30 on everybody connected with Pp. m. Saturday, April 29, 1944, af morning nt 4 o'clock He was born as much more foods than they did o'clock at the parsonage ‘ of the college the necessity of keeping out Adnan Hospital, Punxsutawney, He in Sicily, August 17, 1800, and came ast vear " tito EI So Church of Christ, Blanchard, by the ©f the sewers anything that might vas 4 son of John and Kate Hazel to this country with ons parents in Although some fresh vegetables | pastor, Rev. M. 8. Rogers. Both are injure wildlife r pollute the Beezer and was bon a Spring 1906. On October AT he mar appear to be plentiful on the mar- | well known residents of Blanchard Stream # d enemy ipply dus “ean fo the FIN es ary rie s8 Dorothy Ni Al , "i in { Creek His wife he form 1 Mi 1 Ey OWRTC of Al-1 yet now, we cannot count on having | and will reside at the heise of Mn Hoffert gave this account Klinger, and ) daughters survive, toona, In oh h city i ry Sig He the record crops produced in the | Masde: addition to Mi srtray l { urvived by his wife and four : " | BE. REA a iren. N atalano attende last two years, reminds Miss Helen Hon Our engineers, F. B. Milligan and } aldren Mi 4A a ano Rite nded the Butler, home economics extension M. J. Barrick, found that something asant Valley United Brethren . | y " representative of Centre county Wolfe—Auman had come down the sewers from the pleezer ) HIRI ‘ wes nureh and wa employed 0s a pipe the Was mostly “rice and river water oodri nd Mr: Jes | . Gaugnter Mr id A Lynn Piatt After things got in hand, conditions reir oth { Stats ’ gp OI Bla alley 4 the May improved, and Marines made good Bertha A Rh Vit y b AhuE of Magar The he~ use of Japanese clgaretie yin Woodring and Ceor Jr, ture of Miss Pl 3 i is the Brookside, at i ville Sta~ board investigation y was the ol t t member of r in the car shop Weathe conditions and labor short Miss Hazel Elizabeth Auman, a College or the borough which “a le ge affect the production of foods daughter of Mi Victor Clark of very manifest by the killing of the ELMER MEYER RUNKLE As more men in the armed forces Lock Haven, became the bride of Pfe. sh and a distinctive odor and fume wre ent acros the ocean more | Roy Emanuel Wolfe soinn of Mi which were reported to have affected SAFI Runkle, of Centre | food will have to be shipped to pro- | Ellen Wolfe of Smullton, in a cere- tb t wople along the stream men home at 1:30 p. Mm. vide them with adequate diets for | mony perf 1944, after a three! fighting. A soldier eats once and {day evening, April 22, by the Rev. State niege, one operated by near Centre half the if food he did when Reyburn L. Fritz at the East Main rmed at 8 o'clock Satut el two treatment plant MRS. MARGARET A ks’ ill rn KUSTANBAUTER Hal ’ 18. 1 1660, he wa : 1 Wi a civilian, Nearly one-hall ' Methodist parsonage. Attend and Sarah H. of our canned foods will be taken INE the couple were Miss Almedia pmount « former »l the me in the armed forces. | Myers as maid of honor, and Victor {ee n uth, and these chil- Home preservation of foods mean rs 1 man. The bride : hy H. of , ! ) re Hall; ' 5 saving of money as well as of ra- | Was attired in navy blue crepe with Jellefonte, R. D. 2; and points. Many homemakers who f 5 and her maid of t 3 h-4 yy it Y ’ 3 . '" R writ at home. A son, Staff ought new canning equipment lasy honor ) oldier blue crepe with h Runkle, was report ar will want to make use of their Male £ ACCESS0rie For tl Pres- I Was @ rel NH i of t ’ o; ; ! action less than a investment this vear. too nt the bride Is remaining at home DOrougn sew Ww i ing rod which Surviving step-children Homemakers who have their own She Is a graduate of the Rebersburg had lodged U 0 tha re wa i. Smith, of Pasadena milv garden should be able . i Sch and | VOY loy some mixing of tl Y Wa y r H y ford " hn hy : : love y i ( a Harold Brad! ra, u A rood quality canned pro- : . iv : i i LLL ATU ni i : A commercial Canne be - CK Vegetabi od can them at once | APRNs ou pace | eral which ler wa bowed whe fl NO RATION POINTS NEEDED WAC Rally To form [ en i Drostyy’ In 1 FOR THESE AND MANY OTHER FOODS : Be Held Saturday CHARLES L. FLEMING ron t vear Also it visable obtain | mpl f tim SOLID y I emir of Moshan- to pl to u Inst vear tock Continued from page ona) Klud from the ‘ pl PACK No 2 retired Y. Central Railroad Use Cal food lose son ¢ in tecrulting and Induciion Cen IDOTALOTY Lexis were ‘ ral " v 113 TT 1 } N m on helr | value het Le ve , an aie president H 3 ntre Co John G. Love MRS. OLIVER 2ook 1g. BOI Ut Mohn a ok | snap Deans. were canned and per | man of tha-selsekive-sarvice-appes nt tm | CUT RED BEETS mn rena Smith Ant ist 11, 1868, he was a son of 1 aj fey rs of corn, p board of Willlamspor hi IR A 3 es L manhoie on the i 8 BLUE BEL SHOE PEG CORN GREEN OR WAX CUT BE “to Important To Voters CITRUS Wance I near ing M nd I TONAL DEATHS ON PAOR ‘ bie t i tt Cot iI1 & * ava 4 t 0 \ Jacob Wancs f 1 ersvill fru 81 ECOND SECTION TL ‘ ’ : 1 i : “1 DOLL allen ! a evening or grandichilint MARRIAGE LICENSES OT I a me ol ape ufl | lhe B ally Pals of Guadalcanal Aaronsburg, Puneral services will Hobart A. Pica: Erie sons who ange thelr poll Meet at State College 1 { P ena PASTURE “RENOVATION Thursday followed by vi t Jamu H. Purk Bellefonte Ken ar ne between those d 8 SOMETIME ' N Omtinssrd from saps one) the church. Rev. H. 8. Entz will of- Ruth Eva Bierly Centre Hall Office hours are from § a. m 2 8 IS NEEDED | stat bore t other ’ ficiate. Interment will take place in Richard N. McCord State College p. m ach Ay except Saturday ; i : od yi pi ip a at i 4 the h Penna 4 a : } i are improved simply thru because of censorship. WEIS QUALITY Aaronsburg Reformed cemetery Jeanne Z. Donaldsot State College when 1 ¥ } it noon FRIDAY AND SATURDAY en erm are coe [{GAKE FLOUR CHEF BOY -AR-DEE Store-wide CLEARANCE |. sw mo [YIGTORY DINNER REDUCTIONS UP TO 20% this Clearance. Quantities are limit d-—sizes are not complete—but all the merchandise is this season's pur hase. Better come early to insure a rood selection, y J © (oats Suits RE Um . Bl hil {a Sis Bag 4 WeNETL 4d nOTther una Cann Te —COFFEES— i Crystal Tumblers S427 istely | ken over by poverty gre BREAKFAST NOUR Melo Meal Dog Food poor shale and AA AE EE EE EEN] ning and fertilizing must be 1 ¢ 0 F F fF E 2c eral before reseeding. and an appli- Popular Brand Cigarettes ion of manure after one will MOTHERS ' WEIS LEADER B / " t H i" fon C #H ' be extremely beneficial Use a come COFFEE ™ 24¢ arrington Hall Instant Coffee a ar = 3 dm " ~ AND HOTEL & RESTAURANT Postum Cereal Pe falls shere nO man Te hb be Cc 0 F F E E . 26¢ Kellogg's Pep wpplied MAXWELL HOUSE ' ed, lim + tomtiora FATHERS COFFEE Kellogg's Shredded Wheat with perhaps 4 pounds per acre of 33c Quaker Maid or - Amaizo Table Syrup 2 red, or better, mammoth clover, 8 This KIDDIES = —- I —.,H _- - : is your great chance to ’ WwW pounds of sweet clover referably . “ : . J Ik Goo : CAP & BAG est nt id et o ar Diels poe. buy SHOES for your ( hildren eike s d Luck Mueller's Macaroni or Noodles ! , 0 aad WITHOUT RATION STAMPS, MARGARINE : } pounds of alsike If the situation Staley s Cube Starch in various colors Some hardy perennial grasses also p q » $9.44 to buy now at $148 a pair No Cream Corn Starch PRR 9c well-drained situations, 3 pounds SALE STARTS MAY 20 Mule Team Borax B3 i 2 Cans 2 c " a i a mL ta of the oft # hoose from. The collect. . some of the more typical pasture Hambur Ib. 28¢ Mts of ane vit f jon includes Phipps. Stet. || [uit or slacks. West 9 Use Blue Tokens and Blue Stamps AS to Q8 | sons, Brewsters and others " small amounts in mixtures if they 3 Whele or Half SETS : M | 4 '% - and besides, you will save 5c to - i inery . its is moist. Inoculate all the clovers $1.00 a pair in value when you Buy 2 pkgs.get another for only le \ may be included, for instance, 2 or stamps needed c \ } pounds each of redtop and tim- Hershey's Toilet Soo cake $3 84 $9.25 to $825 $5.89 othy and 4 pounds of ryegrass. On NOW ONLY 2 RED POINTS y P 6c ’ h / / each of orchard grass and tall mea- i : / Just t thi t Fresh Ground - We have only a few tt Sb All this Spring's styles to he. By uid Ly Med dow oatgrass may be used. Seedy of and vontinues through May 20 Lo Boraxo for the hands white, green plants, such as Kentucky bluegrass iw ” . . i A and white clover, may be Incded 'n | HAMS Grape Jam 2.16 30r39¢ | are completely lacking in the old ' Chef Boy-or-dee Spaghetti Dinner "+ 32¢ (sod. Usually, however, they will ap | 35¢ Ib. -— 3 pts Campbell's A tL EE ELE ~y Blouses! HANDBAGS Sor ait an suc ub sou inl. | Cold Cuts . Ib. 30c | Soups some varieties 10cm 11g neh | | ‘| FRESH FISH Hand Picked Pea Beans th but there are plenty here browns and pastel col i FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES markable savings quick clearance 1 she Sine Nag og Pilgrim Hote HAINES Fresh Pineapples Aa 29¢ Oran 200s . 4 A .i 4 3%9¢ tnuation of the present 25 mills Seed Potatoes 100 Ib. $4.00 After sowing, the ground should 30¢ Ib Hanover Pork & Beans 1i-orean 10¢ $1 96 - $5.24 Underarm and handle PILGRIM HOLINESS (MURCH i to choose from. All new ors All were highe The Lytie’s Addition schoolhouse School Board. The price of the Slicing Tomatoes box 4 28¢ Rad "eh aan 2 bechs 15¢ Allegheny Street Bellefonte, Pa. PRaperty tax and the $5 per rr # N. Allegheny Street be harrowed lightly and then gone : $9.44 . $5.94 over with a cultipacker or roller, Fancy Lima Beans ib 13¢ Not all sizes and colors style bags. Blues, blacks BUYS SCHOOL AT COLLEGE Spring blouses at re. priced, now reduced f al State College was sold this week goign : ! 0» Sige Ma. Valencia ‘property was quoted at $1500 The board adopted a tentative THE SHOE WIZARD Solid Meads of Cal. Lemons-300's doz. 3%9¢ budget for the coming schoo] year. Cc The proposed budget calls fof a con In Bellefonte at abbage .. . .... 2 Ibs 13¢ | oe
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