Page Two TAF CENTRE DEM OCRAT, BELLEFONTE, FA. May Echoes From the Past A Fifty Years Ago on wheelmen Sunday a crowd of took a trip egistered at Bellefonte to State lege and the sity Inn The that n public fined hool law Nin mk MM fun nostoMee the ubbed the establishment lool N ttle more decent than There were times when office, was 1H dition The pipe and the extension of water ¥ Lt High streel, Was awar Bellefonte Suppl made 1 Sam« contract for other needed he lowe he fa imb between WARIK Al improvement provide C. Y. WAGNER & COMPANY * * WAGNER S QUALITY FLOUR A Hard Wheat Pat. Flowr WAGNER'S OUR BEST FLOUR 50-50 Blend WAGNER'S VERY BEST FLOUR Winter Wheat . Wagner's 16° Dairy Feed Wagner's Pig Meal Wagner's Egg Mash Wagner's Chick Starter and grower Wagner's Seratch Feed Wagner's Chick Feed Rydes Cream Calf Meal Eshelman's Dog Feed \d Dealers in All Kinds of Grains + 9 ..4 BELLEFONTE, PA. work teadily An the ¢ this and has addition re stablish- The Stafdard le place, is running a force workmen built at cently Lo ment Bicvele Club had a to Mile st run of the club the nt deal of lefonte Tuesday the evening fy on Wns cvelists attention of ex-8her- been in a critical past week his at thi Hi typhoid which inflammat the tnd great Woodring, son al place fever won of being laid the of Penn eat from yivania at and Eas large con- them wam they are will save item of ex- teams a lar Ke by el came dow ile FnEaged ing MM h wil ’ hand tor al the mals here that able influenza commiasie Insurance Company discoverey of a hew ser pneumonia which it the death mite to about half the mm was In of the Harvard Med! Dr. Pelton was a native Cirove Mills, this county patients Metropolitag announced im treatment for was expeciad to «¢ that disease of _e Pelton Behmol Pine Vig tied 0 wel nl f hteer had been ad the Bellefonte Hospital to undergo treatment for typhotd as the epidemic of that dreaded disease spread new proportions Miss Helen Aged 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Fletcher Wolfe of Colevilie was the first person succumb to the jiiness. She died at the hospital less than a week after being admitted The two springs from which Infected water was found to be flowing were dynamited out of existence and all homes In which there were persons who had the disease were fumignted Samuel Burris, who lived on the Brockerhoft farm two miles south of Bellefonte, lost his right hand through amputation at the Belle fonte Hospital after the member had been badly mangled by shot. gun wounds. Sam had been shooting crows near his home and Was on. gaged In cleaning the weapon when a shell, guts discharged when he worked n to Wolfe the trigger. His right hand, over the | muzzle of the gun, was torn to ‘ghreds. Mr. Burris came to the of flees of a local physician who had hish tiem 10 the Hospital, 5» ow “ which had been loft in the | One of the exhibit the Grange Fair grounds at Hall was destroyed by fire ane Included in the loss was an ancient carousal and some camp equipment The 8pyker quarry at Cen. tre Hall was to discontinue the shipment of stones to the var lous furnaces it supplied. Fifteen to twenty men employed at the quarry were faced with work until new orders were The Penn State der the direction son, entertained view penitentiary in the nlternoc hours buildings on Centre night Blow notified loss received Of Cadet Band, un- of Major Thomp- inmates at Rock concert held Bunday ted al a dining room, The concert was well [4 prison m and ia two received drive { Bellefonte standard at tf A touring car Emel, of e light nold i mn crashed the W_F wit sufficient sever the iron The CAr Was veling at high Cworge into th Rey foree corney Lo at compietely the bottom have been tra pole sald to speed Recent rain the lake on the Zion. Although the { out place had brought Centae) the whi Neat water unknown Years, the phenom- : of pread of source of 1 Was tL as In formes motorists ¢ the interesting Was not as grea an ite umber of irove to 0 see enon Centre Bellefonte eatment for fall from while she was cleant left Mrs. Aaron Thomas Hall, was admitted to Hospital injurie thie toy underge ty suffered ladder Hey wa nies h n Hae f t13 iraeing nd jure me Wh quite Tid { wn suffer | REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS AX k of ’ g inde Philine ker rt in Philipsburg vi w Sanford Matilda ~M ux. In Port Scott Crain Cowher mt IX in Port Maltlida, 8) Martin Meeker, ot ux Hodge ot ux, Moshannon Burnside Twp. $I Albert E Mingle, ot Korman. Penn Twp Twp. 8 Catherine EF. Weight George EE Welght, Bellefonte 2. tract In Marion Twp, Bayer-Cillam Company C. Lykens, Port Matilda Port Matilda, $1. Charles A. Rupp ux Probst et ux. State College State College, 81 Joseph BB. Swabb, et yx. to Charles Witherite, ot ux, Cregg Twp, tract in Gregg Twp. $81 Jennia Tressler Tressler, Bellefonte, Twp. $1 DE Washburn, ot ux Warick, ot ux. Bellefonte, Bellefonte, $225 Arthur Holderthan, ot ux, T. Shunk, ot ux, Spring Mills, tract in Potter Twp. M1 Susan Rishel, by heirs, 8B. Rishel, et ux, Turentum, Miles Twp. $800 J. Prank MeOormick, of al, tract Fr tract ank in te tn WwW. L Penn ux tract In in D hy exertx R $l Bam tract eu to el in in et Dean tract In W. Ralph in Benner to tract to Bleve to Harry tract In exrs., | tract In to Cuy JACKSONVILLE home 10-ciny I Bet Swope | from Camp Fil ' ON B furlough Mrs. John Weber, Jr Thursday Ham (eorege Weber and son afternoon Dixson at Mr. and Mrs son Donald Harry Butler Mi I f was discharged fron County Hospital Thur pending sometime with daughter-in M1 ner Noll while recuper ng 1 broken Mrs Dickle of and Mi Jackie with Mi Jacksonville Hubert Vonada pent Sunday at home in Howard John spent Wil- and the College Centre and State Lhe on and Sum om a nw ICR (yenree and Ri Hov hard Compton Fhurs Bartley hom: Eltenhauer home re Mi William Delmer ward pent Ha fami M Merrill ane BUSH HOLLOW x Lah Nery immediately ait Our district superintendent, Rev HM E Uhrig. will be with Sunday moming and will bring the message at that time. Everybody welcome Misa Mary Resides Is spending two weeks at the home of her sister, Rachel and brother William Bhe expects to return this week to ane other place of employment in Belle. Harnish Sur 3 it Uni with rs Us on fonte Jisitors last Thursday the Roy Spolis home were Mrs. William Monsell and children, Jean, Robert and Molly, and Bea trice Delong of Bellefonte, and Mr and Mrs. D H Custer of Union. ville Mr. and Mrs evening at Mr. and Carl Spots and family visited on Sunday evening with his sister, Mrs. Charles Comily and family in Unionville Mrs. Harold Watson and Mae Baney visited the Charles Bush and E P Lucas homes on Sunday, Those who took Sunday dinner sat the Martin Spotts home were Mr and Mrs. Marlin Moore and Mr. and IMs. Roy Spotts and family Mrs. Martin Bpotts and two ohil (dren and Mrs. Woodrow Stover and {daughter accompanied their brother, Edgar King and mother, Mrs. Myrtle to Walter T. MeCormick, et al, State King. to Altoona one day inst week College, tract in Ferguson Twp. #48,- 000. First National Bank Mills, to Eleanor LL. Shook, Spring Mills, tract In aregy Twp. LIBRARY GROWS There were 1500 volumes In the first library at the Pennsylvania State College in 1886. The present brary contains more than 200.000 |volumes. of Spring [George Bush and family, Mrs. Charles Bush and grandson, Earl Bush, are spending several po this week with the former's Nellie Stover, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs Honda Stover, has been on the slok list Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Warner and family expect to move this week. to a farm near State College, for Victory: Buy Bonds. Ww nnd with liam Mr ' t pent Ted Dixson Mother's Day Mrs W Mr children Mrs. DIixson Boone Arthur tioned In and mother, formerly (3. Dolan, Massachuseld day ey upper home MT. and children of Mabus, Betly their home and Jack v nl Wil Lotise John Schaeffer Hall, Mn spent Mr? Centre Alry Other Belghtol and of Howard unda callers were Ham daughter the were Mr? Mir [4] } lers at Harte Claude lla Rachael Mr Mrs. J V. Delaney Non Confer and and Mrs. Orvis hn T. Dela were caller Hl Betz home Mond Weeker same | were Mi children of Howard rue Mr? Bu and Mire Ray Mrs. William dnughte; Howard brat Richard Vonac wil family eall Inn home who was maj FARM (CALENDAR Penn The “ trvwely Reminders prom State (ollege hoo) of Agrvicniture sYivania rules In Sod. } ¢ Pr As Pulpwood nd soodiag Harvesq Ryegrass Seed. Hemeve Strawberry Muleh nw Pry vr fruit spe Treal Seed Omis iregling ares ment An woredure Stop Froodiness that pr product waste {ime n eciniist and get aN B 4H Clubs Organize (ComMinned rom pape one) The 4-H Home Economics program conformed to the wartime needs in addition this, 4-H club have been giving Service for by assumhg responsibility in the gardens. earring for harvesting, ete. for which recognition has been given In the form of Victory buttons Projects have been adjusted 0 the present day situations. The alm is that every rural girls have the op portunity to enroll In a 4-H Home EBoonomics Club project this year The 4H club motto Is “Make the best better.” and we learn to do by doing has and girls Victory for work poultry to meet - “ Pinecapple Plant If the top of a pineapple a placed In a ginss far with water it will soon take root. Then place In a flower pot And it will make a pretly plant Once Fat! Now Has a Model's Figure “I lost 32 Ibs. wear size 14 again” Batty Roynoids, Bronkiyn Owen 156 he, Mim R ADMININTRATRIX'S NOTICE Estate of ARTHUR OG. MoCUIL LOUGH, ate of Burnside Towns Centre County, Pa, deceased lottery of administration on aHove eslale having heen gra the undemsigned, all WOT to the sald makes immediate HOLTS HOLLOW Mrs, Emma Watson is spending a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs Miles Stauffer, of Warren, O Our Mother's Day program mre of the Aer of the veral bouquets of Hiag he church, Our newly ns their selection Prayers Have Folk and Mrs, Roy Leathers intter's parent Mr McCartney of Mt Wa in church adorned choir Moth - Me “a 0 selected My wed i Inve . McCULIOUGH Karthaus, RH D JOURBTON Mi ed Lhe Joseph Bunday M1 Ed We wish Callers rd last ra JOHN TON As neys for ale ano Fagle Heaton her a speedy al the home of Ay vi Mt childrer EXECLTORS of MARY NOTION BAR Co sick Cover Mr on Lhe re IY} Week were Howard Burd James Burd and Burd Mr Riir1et a Suna: and son rou Mr ng at Fred tl ang even BAR TGS i CARRIE 1 HOI week ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICY Lee John i ! EZRA C RIFEA rank John d . Mrs. James EXEC POSS THAR NOTIO) wo . NOTH ROWIN EXEC TORS AYMORD HAN: MX nw Pye & LITKE Emquires. Bec! ’ ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTE MERVIN ANY ADMINISTRATRIX & NOTICY ROY Ns ZIMMERMAN &§ Towns Centre e of Ls / ; ww a sirat io ¢ Pers eslate ng snderaig? all 10 the anid esiate make ‘mmediate those having ciaime wd tact the Kala oll the sane wit ae ALA RK ZIM hav the or det ted are rey Legal Notices : EABALTOR'S NOTCH - d MARGARET K I : 2 * ng eer tLeament to Mout | MPIIMAN - 21 her Att Bellefonte, Be ministrat EK 4 t n wy: MM. W..OFTTIG letonte n or Lo BIDS WANTED will be received until EW.T., May 25. 1044, ab the Becretlary of the for ape grade in the us fol f mte Bcehool District word WHEN WINDS GET ROUGH HA Windstorm Polley Protects Yeon at a a wa LE MELROY’ S asant Gap, Pa, From Financial Less fee John F. Gray & Son General Insurances Fhane 47.) Bediefomte, Pa, Electric Appliances Gifts - Toys Patents Fountain Service Phone Bellefonte 6851 | aaa a a ss ls P— Milk Coolers AVAILABLE AT ONCE! In Flectric: Gasoline Driven, or lee Cooled Cabinets HUBERT ROSSMAN HOME & AUTO SUPPLY ronel Phone 2615 BELLEFONTE. PA wid WOMEN WM. B. RANKIN AGENCY MARY M. RANKIN, Agent COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Crider's Fachange Building © warming a us BELLEFONTE, PA a ———— SEARCH YOUR STOREROOM for idle electric appliances SWAR... for War Stamps now! - wv Regardless of their age or condition, take your 4 you in War Stamps, through this patriotic SWAP} . idle electric appliances to your Electrical Dealer todoy! need them plan, then repair them for resale ro families who With electric appliance makers “at war,” many war. busy families are seriously in need of electric irons, toasters, vacuum cleaners, ironers and washing machines. You can help them, and yourself, by turning in all your idle appliances now. SIMPLY DO THIS: 1. Scour your satire hows for idle appliances, regordion of oge or condition, 2. Toke tham to the nearest Tlactrical Dealer participating in his plan. (1 your appliances are toe lorgs '» serry, phone the desler) 3. Receive the worth of your appliances in U. 5. War Stamps. For your country, your neighbors, and yourself, act now! Tum in all the electric appliances you no longer use to your Electrical Dealer. He will pay NOTE: West Penn Power Company Aree not Duy wed eloes trac appliances for resale, but is glad ro ssvist the Blaceric Appliance Dealers 10 this warume Swap Program. Al Get In the Swing’ of the SWAP Plan qode?
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