Sy 11, 1944 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. a Mrs. Augusta Hyslop of the Ha- LOCALS 20) position at College Mr. and Mrs Linn street apartments, recently accepted a the College Library, State Love of Tuesday John G returned East ~—Miss Theresa Shields, of Lock Haven, spent the weekend with her sister, Miss Agnes Shields, of East Logan street Mr. and Mrs. Ned Heverly and family of Axemann, last Thursday moved into the Lambert house East Logan street David Kachik, MM 3/¢, of Dav- isville, R. I. spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kachik, of South Allegheny street Mrs. Harold Wion, of West Bea- ver street, is reported to be recuper- ating nicely from an operation per- formed last Thursday at the Centre County Hospital, Pfe. Joseph O'Leary, of Camp Belvoir, Va. spent the weekend in Bellefonte at the home of his mother, Mrs. D. P. O'Leary and family North Penn street Molly Yeager, 6-year ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Yeager, of North Spring street, last Thurs day underwent a tonsillectomy at the Centre County Hospital James Kustanbauter, of Willow- bank street, is now making his home with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kustanbauter and family on East High street --Pyvt, John Bottorf on Sunday turned to his duties at Camp Ed- wards, Mass. after spending three days with his parents, Mr. and Mr: John Bottorf, of South Allegheny street —J. M. Lingenfelter Allegheny street chased the Samuel home on West Linn pects to move his family June 1 -aWilliam W. Curtin, completed boot training Lakes, Ill, arrived Sunday a ten-day leave with his two daughters, at their West Linn street —Miss Nelle Ol on -0ld daugh- re - of week M. Shallcross eX~ North last pur- street and there alx who recently at Great to spend wife home and on Flack and Miss Blanche Poorman Reynolds Av- enue, during the weekend departed for New York City where they ex- pect to spend several weeks on a business and pleasure mission ~Mrs. Myra Knisely and daugh- ter, Mrs. Nevin McClellan, who spent the past several months at Erieside O., have returned to Bellefonte are occupying their apartment in the Thomas house on North Tl street Lt. (jg) Winfield spending two week: the former Margaret Seprist home of her mother Seprizh, of North Walker recently returned vice cn the Aleutian | John Conaghan, ticket the Pennsylvania Rallroad here, last Tuesday morning caught a R-inch rainbow trout and a half pounds, while fishing be- Jow the dam at the Phoenix mill He hooked the trout on floating bait ~«Pyvt. Elwood Derr, who since en- tering the Army early in April been stationed at the receptu ter at New Cumberland, | @ five-day leave with child at the Mr. and Mrs fonte of and Walker with hi Spring and Agel welginil as i cen home of George Der ~Mrs. Eleanor Billett ick of Re ynolds Avenue, spent the week. end in Louisville, Ky, with her hus- band, Staff Sgt. Elmer Garbrick, who Is stationed at Camp McCain, Miss. Saturday the Garbricks at- tended the annual running of Kentucky Derby Any member Home Department Woman's Club who tions for the annual Brockerhoff Hotel on ning, May 22 is R. C. Blaney, than May 19 are $135 -—Pfc. and Mrs. Robert E burg of St. Petersburg, Fla in Belielonte & durin 1g the weeker a visit with the former's the Misses Eleanor and Janet Forsburg, of East Bishop street, and also with the latter's Mr. and Mr Jesse Humer of Owens apart- ments ~The Ameri ment of the Club will meet on noon, May 15 at 2 home of Mrs. R. C Curtin street. Mrs will be co-hostess, and Mrs. A. E Martin, of State College, will speak on “Homes in Central] America.” fillilam D. Home, who spends part of each year at the for- mer Layden home in Beech Creek Was a guest last Thursday of James R. Hughes, and of friends at State College Dr. Horne, who is prom nent in the sugar refining industry, wis a member of the engineering corps that laid out the Beech Creek Raliroad many years ago Anthony DelLallo, completed boot training at Lakes, Ill. arrived early this to spend a leave with his wife former Helen Breon and daughter, at the home of Mrs De- Lallo's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Breon of Pleasant Gap. Semmnan Pelallo Is also visiting his mother, Mrs. Flora Delallo, of East Beaver street «Mrs. William Rhinesmith, of Tyrone, who has been with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Bamuel D. Rhinesmith, of East Bishop street, on Tuesday at the Centre County Hospital underwent an operation for the removal of a Garbr the banquet Monday asked to 2309 Tickets for t Mr later call dial not Fors- ar Ry ed sisters parents the an Home Depart- Bellefcnte Woman's Monday after- o'clock, at the Blaney on East Frank Webster recently Creat week , the their who cataract from one eye. Mrs. Rhine-| smith plans to have a cataract re-| moved from the other eye before Jeaving the institution, Mrs. R. L. Mallory, of the Oa- gotte apartments, spent last Thurs- | day with Mrs. Henry Kahlmus, who! is 8 guest at the Presbyterian home ot Hollidaysburg, Mrs. Mallory made | the trip as the driving guest of Rev William C. Thompson, who with the following members of the local Presbyterian congregation, attended meetings of the Hollidaysburg Home Board: Mrs, John P. Lyon, Mrs. David Dale, and Mrs, James C. Purst. him In an oxygen tent / they had relatives Spearly family last from Burrows street to on East Howard street recently vacated by the Elmer Davis family. The Davis family moved to Axemann where with from spent Philadelphia several days The week moved the house Mr Thur treet and Mrs diay moved to the on North Houser last West Linn Muacker treet Gray from Mrs, Anna Wilson Vincent Robert Curtin last August had been on duty in South Pacific Is spending a ten-day leave withi hig Iather, Pl John Curtin, Si ) fest treet eit treet i who sinee Lhe East igneda hil postottice, on of his new the Tit if absence lip Witeraft who recently re at the Be Bishop Linn po on Helonte Monday position in the Metal Company dutie of an the OMe: Dey Christopher Beezer, who makes home with hi brother-in-law ister, Mr. and Mrs. John Garis Willowbank street has accepted ition at the fish hatchery ant an his and s Of a po Pleas irown a few Clarence near Ohlo, spent town visiting hi her home with husband, Mi of Be onte of Canton, last week In who make daughter and C. C. Rhodes day: mother het and Mi RD Cap Guests of Charles E West Linn street weekend Included his son and daugh- ter-in-<law, Mr. and Mi Charles Dorworth, and three children Baltimore, Md Clevenstine last week Dorworth of during the lef Samuel Bishop street Bellefonte from a three with his son-in-law and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ker ily in Millville, N. J Arthur “Rodney” Cleveland, Ohio, arrived In fonte Monday to spend a week as a Pfc. Harry ( guest of his brother and sister-in- urday le cht g law, Mr. and Mrs. James Haupt, of gity y South Allegheny street pes After lough sister of Eq retur weeks’ ist 0 of visit daughter, np and fame Mi avenue Mr DC ned Rey Mr Washi fonte with Haupt in wld and gton Sunday night the former's brother and law, Mr. and Mn: East Linn Charle odon, of street spenaing with mo- spending a t of with his brother-in-law and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perks, of West Beaver street, Pfc. Robe Wayne last Wednesday return his duties at Ft. Dix. N. J Mr. and Mrs. C. H Charles of Meadville al iter Evalvn You Yeoman family econd Washington, D. C Second alternate for the were weekend guests at the Kirk Fn y of " family home on West High street M en-day fur- Arcade "tu apartmen eC on daugl class hip of $135 ri m at Penn dender and is Paul W. Houck jortl of South Water ember for Harri Belle where they remainder Civilla is Jean the Cpl Plagianos Field, Everett, Wash 15-day furlough former Betty C ment 3 138 *4 L George Mr Margaret is WDAanK stree utes Will with his wife, the tanb ampbell, at Of p Campbell Rober in- SUrar Company, repl Robert “ J. Smith, of Zion, who Is with the North Spring street Marite Corp id Who Is ‘how In Mr William Musser { ast t ning at San Dies Linn street, Prids the « itre ON AS Agel for the Prudential ents, Mr. and Mrs his wife, all at the Joseph Quict family home Ce placing rer Nein dergo for May nu ) all draftees leaving Army or Navy Als I wit} with Loewer Br ne Lioyd wme In in last Sep- rating fram Loewer was accompan- yt her husband. who the week C. Smith wih re since g been hile recups an } BY and of will remain indefinite time Quick, of we the engagement Edna Mae, to AS of Mr. and of West Curtin Miss Quick is a rllefonte High School yed part time at Penn g here 0 resume AS Olsen, a gradu- Ft. Bragg Bellefonte High School in become a field ar- the class of ‘43. enlisted the Air lery instru ir orps and was called to service in Elmer East Lamb of this year. At present he street ago went to Is stationed at the George Peabody Hospital at Asph Ce in Nashville, Tenn observation and Mr. and Mrs. William Earl Me. ment, submitted to an operation Creedy. of Elm Leonia, N there on April 26, and while he is J. have announced the engagement recovering nicely he will be requir- their daughter, Mary Elizabeth ed to remain in bed until May 17. to Corporal Robert BE. Wiseman, son In a letter to this office Elmer who Is of Mr. and. Mrs. Pred E. Wiseman. one of the stewards at the American also of Leonia. No plans have been Legion home on East Howard street, made for the wedding Both are hints that he hasn't much to do and graduates of the Léonia High School. would like to hear from his friends. and Miss McCreedy, a granddaugh- Mr. and Mrs. William Brachbill, ter of Mrs. C. Ross Parker, of West df South Spring street late last week Howard street, Bellefonte is em- took their young son, William, Jr, ployed by the OPA at Englewood Ww Gelsinger Hospital, Danville, for N. J. Cpl. Wiseman was employed by tests in the bellef the youngster was the Bendix Aviation Corporation un. suffering from some form of aller. Ul June, 12 when he enlisted in gy. Instead, upon their arrival at the the Marine. He has been in service institution, physicians determined I the South Pacific war theatre quickly that he was threatened with Since June, 1943 bronchial pneumonia, and placed Paperhanging William, Jr. these days oN rd HAEOTG second tenant Bellef inte early last street days with his mother, Mrs. Paul nior 1 Fanning, 8r South Sprin 4 4 and leavin Arts ny lieu week ter n of g street emplos pon he will C., where he ollege report « will in Rockey, of who some weeks Veterans liege undergo the wall to treat. lace of and painting oftentimes js a lonely responded readily to treatment, and business Time was when every on Monday was brought home paperhanger had an assistant Mr. and Mrs. John Gunsallus, Paste the paper and hand the paste of Baltimore, Md., are receiving con- ©d pieces up to be hung, But with |gratulations on the birth of twin the shortage of manpower it has be daughters, Sunday, April 30, at Sinal come a one-man job. Ask George Hospital, Baltimore. The infants, Derr, of the McGinley Brothers staff, who weighed four pounds each at for example. George has just come birth, have been named Barbara and pleted 15 weeks at the Penn Belle Bernice, Mrs. Gunsallus is the for. Hotel, where he worked alone the {mer Betly Lenna, of Melbourne, entire time. Maybe the ancient ex. Australia, She and Mr, Gunsalius, Pression “As busy as a paperhanger | son of Mr. and Mrs, James Gun- with the hives” originated back in| sallus, of Phoenix avenue, Belle- some other troublesome time when! fonte, were married In Australia in only one worker could be spared to February 1043, while Mr. Gunsallus any one paper hanging job ILS seita was representing the Glenn L. Mar- our considered opinion that i§ takes tin Alreraft Company of Baltimore, & fast and footloose two-handed In that country, Mrs, Gunsallus came man 0 hang paper with any degree to this country last July and her of success and most of the time bi Rt husband returned two mouth later, helpers are absolutely necessary, [Alo a | Price | Lt. James stationed with at Bpringfield fonte Monday his parent Spangler on NM Lt. Spangler ing a few days Pakiageip 2 His DD. Wood r loomfield, N J here last ni visit at the Mi Wood u Spangler L the Mo for Mr. and North Spring came niter in York Mri Arthur were expected ght for a Spangler family the former Vi Spangler, Army Alr Cor D8 | arrived in be a week's visit Mrs R os Vy here spends and Rey of lo New sister, mld and son Arrive veral week hone gililn Additional Led als on Page 1 Card of Thanks DULLEN--We take mean . 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Phone | Trumbull | re i & x20 | Page M's | CLASSIFIED ADVERTI Over Thirty Thousand Persons Read These Columns every week, That's why The partment has become so mmazingly the benefit munity Bargain Counter RATES Advertisements first Is and 156 cents for ments contain more than twenty REAL ESTATE A straight one advertising ale or rent KEYED ADS--All to this office, must be ments, Please do not advertisements of the advertiser SUBSCRIBER'S PRIVILEGE ocrat whose subscription is paid 1 vertisement in these columns subscriber will be charged the can be used six times a years of Le euch complied call at the one twenty additional fe five cent a word advertisements with office as the publishers are Every Ip Ww date, Ls ume, free FeguIar at different Centre Democrat's classified advertising de. popuing derived from Its use, It Is undisputably Clntre County Considering ite low cost leas, 25 Where word u charged for real es words or cents ertion On five word cent a that request by those 10 be the replies mnswering not permitted to divulge the The “yt 08 20 subscriber to entitled of word Otherwise This charge advertising rate intervals and Corn for advertise charged tale mailed advertise for information concerning such nae Centre Dem wd - the rivilege FOR BALE {ard PY “e WA LG by Dunist twenty vears De and 5 veered Anywhere Ce eiephione Bellefonte es 2708 Sales Mart FARMERS Penna Valley Bales Barn Centre Mall. 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