May 25, 1944.
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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Page Fina
SCOTIA NEWS
(By H. M. Williams)
We are glad to report that Cal-
vin Lykens, Jr, son of Mrs Bertha
Lykens df Port Matilda, and a for-|
mer Scotia resident who was taken
to the Philipsburg hospital a couple
weeks ago, is somewhat improved at
this time. Cal, as he is better known
to all of us, was taken there with a
serious heart condition. His sister,
Mrs. Ray Showers reported to the
writer that his chances are not as
favorable as they might be
Visitors at Aunt Dora Ghaner's
home on Sunday were Carl Crone-
miller and son Budd, and daughter
in-law, Mrs. Philip Cronemiller and
infant daughter, Pamela Joan, all of
Bellefonte.
Reuben E. Cronemiller Belle
fonte, spent a couple of days this
week with his sister-in-law, Dora
Ghaner. Mr. Cronemiller, a former
employe of the Scotia mines, was
machinist for quite a . number of
years and later was mine foreman
until the mines closed down in 1911,
Mrs. Nellle Behrer
days last week with
jothy, and we know
With great interest we watch
getting around for « man of 78
of age,
busy all day
last week with a team he
corn continuously all day and
a complaint of being very tir
the evening. To tell the
planted the whole field of con
with his chores
he will plant. This man is our
friend and neighbor,
Saxion,
gas station as the Boss, and o
the first employes of the
Steel Co. at Scotia. Not many
does
He
that he
alter day
and keep it uj
is In the
of
folks in a
think
around
a lot of us younger
time. And if you
folks can't get
Sunday we took a couple
along with us for a walk
State College, and on our little
these
walking to State College,
why,
of
a few
Mrs
spent
Mr. and and
Zane Gray of Fillmore Williams and 1 talked them out of
finally. persuaded
Williams
not tackle it,
and so they then decided to return
we thought
fooled
the notion and
Aunt Dora and Mother
that they had better
Last, week one day we walked over
to Reeds gas station and as we open-
ed the door there stood our good
friend, Armstrong Francis. Army
reached out his hand and we
couldn't refuse to shake hands with
him for after all he is doing a good
job of getting our power line into
the mjnes, but Dorothy is walling
on him and has a few words to say
once in a while, but be patient Dor-
which
Don't be
home with us,
was the better idea
with these old folks
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stine,
and Mrs. Adrian Stine and two
dren of State College, spent Bi
that Army will
see that you get light real soon
time to time the actions and act of |
up early in the morning and
planted
truth,
probably that won't be the only one
william G
Sr., better known around the
Carnegle
at his age will put in the long hours
very bes
health and probably can run around
these
toward
two older women talked about
and Mrs. willlam D. Stine and Mr
| afternoon with
Hams
]
"burg, is spending a
ter sister and brother-in-law,
{and Mrs, Charles T. Sellers
from | on
yeurs |
Visitors at the Margaret
home on Sunday were: Mrs
Piccalo and daughter
Hamsport, Mrs, Pheras Eck &nd
children of Nesbit, Mr
ed In Robert Laubach and two childre
he jersey Shore, Howard, Raymond
1 and Isabel Confer of Woolrich
Nyman, Gloria Dullen, Janet Si
and Freddie Welker of Lock Ha
Melvin Mann of Salona,
Butler and three children,
Dullen and Mrs. 1da Butler
Hall, R. D
Mrs. Margaret
Mary and two sons,
Donald, visited Frances Mann,
day evening at Salona
Pvt. Boyd Butler spent
with his wife and family
Mrs. Anna Clark and
Martha, called at the Jesse
home Saturday evening
WINGATE
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
and Mrs. Viola Lucas
Hublersburg and joined Mrs
Laughlin's glster, Mrs. Maggie
and were dinner guests with t
daughter and niece, Mr
Merrill Lowery and family
Mrs. Maud Robb and her
John Brickley, visited their
Mrs. Willlam Butler of Romala,
has been on the sick list
time, The younger Mr
And
never
good
ne of of
mon
Dullen, daug
y day Dempsey
t of
day's
old
last
them
daug
walk
Mrs
Mr
chil-
inday and
Mrs. Johanna wil | William Robb attended thelr Sunday Di
Mrs. Ermatrude Teeples of Harrls- same day.
few days with |
LITTLE NITTANY
Joseph
Ann of Wil-
and Mrs
n of
Myrtle
Mrs, Bayd
Marty
Tues-
Sunday
Probst
McLaughlin
motored to
Tice,
and Mrs
brother,
sister,
for some
Mrs
{school and visited home
proved this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Davidson and Roy Gates of
Mr. gon Donald, motored to Bainbridge, spent Bunday with
Md, last week and
| graduation exercises of which their
son, Seaman Dean Davidson, was & Bristol, Pa
| member. He had the privilege of bes
len ing a guest in the home over Lhe
weekend. |
Pvt. Nelson Fisher
1s home on furlough greeting his lowed by
many friends and was present al service
Sunday school on Sunday morning
Mrs, Ida Witmer attended the fu-
‘ neral of one of her old-time friends,
Hkh Mrs, Cora Witherite of Osceola
' Mills, who was laid to rest in Lhe
Advent cemetery on Wednesday of
last week
the U
his
, for
of Oklahoma, |
two class meeting
in the evening at
ln charge of the pastor,
and | feels
not Ww set any
we are
- lot there and possibly can,
PINE GROVE MILLS
The annus Memorial services at
Graysville will be held May 30 at
10 &. m. Attorney John G. Love of
Bellefonte, will make the address,
and the Centre Hall band will ren-
der appropriate music
Farmers Clyde Rider
(H. Campbell] were lmportant
ness callers In State College
Monday afternoon
Mrs. Elizabeth hag re-
turned from a visit in Conhecticut,
with her daughter Kate and family,
helping care for the new baby, No
heir 4
Mill
hter |
and |
Day. Bome Jots have
Mrs
in-law,
LOOnAa,
the
Spous and
and families
Mrs. Harold
Myrtle
Mis
visited
hter Mrs
and Charles
busi«
on
Watson
mers sister, Mrs
family
Mr. and Mrs. B
daughter Lols
ard Stover,
Carl
Strouse
Mc-
our armed
is on fur-
George Homan of
forces, tralndng In Texas
lough with his home folks and with
his wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs
who J. C. Homan on White Hall road
Veteran Woodsman and farmer
John H. Barto, is under the of
end visitor at the
Rev. and Mrs
and Rev, H E
dinner with Mr
SBpotts and family
The
and Mrs
care school children are
H.C. Wilson for kidney trouble
folks the Glad to report he Is somewhat
8. Navy,
sister
witnessed the Tamlly, Mrs. Bertha Schilling
Joe Colpetzer is now employed at
the Keiser Co
BUSH HOLLOW
Bunday school at §:30 a. m.,
Preaching
7 o'clock,
Rev
Due to most everyone working and
help being 50 scarce, it was decided “0
special date
clean-up day at the cemetery,
hoping - everyone who hag a
will
that it is taken care of by Memorial
already
taken care of the past week or
King and daughter. y ‘ al
Kenneth King of Al- home ang many
last Wednesday “
former's daughters, Mrs
and
Baney visited Saturday with the for-
Bpotts
M. Btover
and grandson
visited Friday evening
at the Woodrow Stover home
man Gray of Coleville, was g week -
Blover home
Daniels and family
Uhrig took Sunday
forward to June 2, when their school
im- will end for this term, Howard Bush
land William Watson expect to take
the high school examination on Bat.
urday at Bellefonte
- -
and Mrs. Phil MeCartney and
family, iso Mrs, J. P McCartney
visited at the Ralph MeOCartney
home at Pleasant Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
sons were in our village
Mr, and Mrs. Milford Lucas and school closed
family, also Evelyn McCartney at- its pupils did
tended services at Howard gli because
Bunday morning ¥ Ww blame?
Mrs. Henry Gault of Ty- many of
rone moved village home work
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mulbarger mArgec
" MT
and son helped to celebrate g birth- ent Lrom 4
day the LL. L. Md
been home
BO n c M { day
ver. There
lock, pine
tract
Mr
and
Mr Elsenhuth
Elsenhuth's
his uncle
where he
sunt on
Well the
fol-
Lucas and
recently
and
Dan
church
Mr. and
have
for a
but
ino our
hee
ould advise
dinner at artuey wWOollld aavis
carefully into
gre dave
Lo prepare
0t seem
with
Martin
Jone
Mae of Holu
LF 1
McCartney
thelr mother
Elmer and
LETH
the weekend with
WOODWARD
Mrs
vacal
and Mry
and
Rich-
Harry
siting
family at Lar
Mrs
the w
hi
Bha
oning at the home
Benjamin Hummel
and Lindeman of
Hard - mokin
Mr
for abo Weeks
Dr Ard of Hanover, Ga
recently sold his timber to OW
Hout: of Bt Col-
jege. Thi ve years ago the same nd
Of
IT iy
amily in
home
La
Miss
sient
COs
Mart
artin
Martin mber dealer ate the
Mrs
ada tract east of town
ed off by Carl Motz and M. ©. Bto-
is a Nine
and other
and Mrs
daughter Dorothy
were Bunday guests
Orvis
and familly
son,
ang aunt Ww
will work for
Woodward
lant
they
Lhem
ne af
that & cerlaln pupll was al
hool
home Bunday re Mr. and Mrs . wre 4 Ba rent
Woodrow Btover po ‘ J A a
SNOW SHOE
Reeser returned
son
Waster
} Bick be
inte ith
WOO
0 spenc
her §
Lhe
ipple
weegen
aq %
k H Hine
0?
ran
was Jumber- | patient at the
Hospital
Mri
Putty
ary, N. J
Dr
Philipsburg Btate
growth of hem-
trees on this
surnside Capers, daughter
son Edward, of Wood-
are visiting the former's
and Mrs. Edward Har-
and
Elsenhuth and
Union county
of Mrs, John
Mrs. John
accompanied
thelr hotae
lids uncle
parents
ris
Prof
ol
Leslie Lebanon,
whose health Les been npeired for
rng the Js visiting his brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs Murray Oll-
Clllllang of
Roy
diand
Dn
dren
farm and Mrs. Alan
City
Dent and chill
of Wayelis Mr, and Mrs
Logen Kelly and daughter Patty, of
Akron. Oho ing Mrs. Dent's
Mr. Kell paren Mr. and
Logan Kell
olidated
Friday. Boome of
peetn cheeriul st
aa Who and
en Mr:
Com
are visit
no wonosr wi
Gid scarcely or no
pupl
Lhe
Binclair
for fifty day:
y
ert
Wanted! Men and
Women Who Are
Hard of Hearing
To make this simple, no risk bearing test
If you are temporarily deafened, both ered
by ringing bursting head noises due to hard
ened of cosguisled wal [ cerussen |, Lry the
Ourine Home Method test Lhat so man) sey
has ensbied them Wo bear well again. You
murt bear Letter afer making the sinpie
test or § EL your money back al ohos,
Ark abut Oyrine Far Droge today st
Widmann & Teah Parrish,
g Risres Fyvervahers
Doms
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after
and
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AUDITORS’ STATEMENT
for ——
BELLEFONTE BORO.
For Fiscal Year
Ending January 4,
Sign
Market
Vendi
Pines
Traffic
Burges
W.H
Dog 1
1944
$1,798,620 00
141,685 00
1942 Real Estate Assesment
1943 Occupational Assessment
Rentals
‘ 31 840, 305 00
21,343.36
3.880.861
Total Amount of Duplicate. ‘a
Borough Tax, General Purposes, 11 mills. ....$
Borough Interest Tax, 2 mills ‘ :
Labor
- Proj
Total Levy 1843 ssssssns esl 2522397
Parking
WATER DEPARTMENT, 1843 Tax Duplicate § 2448911
(See Table at Bottom of Column)
Alrpor
Temp
Iran
WATER DEPARTMENT
Account of Philip P. Saylor, Borough Treasurer
" RECEIPTS:
Jan. 13, 1943 Bank Balance asl
Received from Philip Saylor
Collector
1.343 66
2556606 § 2688871
EXPENDITURES
Operating Labor $
Suppiles and Expenses
Maintenance of System
General Expenses
Principal Paid on Debt
Creneral
1,669 99
2015.13
323474
5,152 66
1,006.00
$ 1307252
Surplus Paid to Borough Depart-
ment
Jan. 13, 1944 Bank Balance
Total Expenditures and Bank
Balance
$ 1382619
(None)
Other
$ 26898.71
BALANCE SHEET
ASSETS
Water Taxes Outstanding
On 1943 Water Tax. .§
On Prior Years
5.85268 Police
4.38147 1023415
Water Works Bullding
and Pumping Station
Phoenix Mill Building
and Pumping Station
Gamble Mill Building
and Pumping Station
Jan. 13. 1944
Bank Balance
30.000 00
25,000.00 Fire
65,000.00
(None)
$1302 234 15
LIABILITIES
Water Department Share of Bonded
Rak oes o onan ‘ $ 2252000
Less Bonds Nos. 17, 18, 19, 20 and
21 paid
Logan Pire Company, Account
puinper
Net Assets
Board
5,000.00
$ 1752000
2 000.00
110714156
$130,234.15
BOROUGH DEPARTMENT
Account of Philip P. Saylor, Borough Treasurer
RECEIPTS
Jan. 4, 1943 Bank
Balance
Less 1042 Wage
adjustment
Road
Renta
Btreet
$ 280109
1000 8 27TM8 Civic
Plus advance pay-
ment 1943 wages 800
Taxes
G. M. Brown, 1943 Taxes
1942 Taxes, Geo. M. Brown, Coll
Co. Treas. Delinquent Taxes
1934 to 1942
Co. Treas. Delin
1934 to NM
$17157051
104454
25609 9%
Poor Taxes
6501 § 22050m
Pole Tax
West Penin Power Co
Liquor Tax
Penna. Liquor Control Board
Fees and Permits
Sewer Permits
“ea
Bank
WATER DEPARTMENT
Account of Philip P. Sayer, Collector,
RECEIPTS:
Jan. 14, 1043, Bank Balance
Cash In Safe shan dus wn
Payments on 43 Water Tax .
Payments on 1020 to 1M2 Inc Water Tax
Water Tax Lien Payments, on 1032 to 41 tax, tne.
Advance payment on 19044 Water Tax. .............
Selling Permits
Permits and Insurance
Milk Permits
Theatre
Rental of Borough
and Materials
School w
Receipts
NON-REVENUE RECEIPTS
Insurance
fers from Water Dept
SRMATIE
Postag
Premium on Bonds
Borough Association Dues
Tax C«
Salaries an
Trafic
Maintenance Parking
Supplies and Equipn
Salaries
Materials
Vehicle
Contributions to Fire Companies
Fire Alarm System
Miscellaneous Expenditures
Sanitary
Wages
Materials and Supplies
Wages of Laborers
Bquipment Maintenance
Purchase of Tools and Equipment
Compensation Insurance
Alrport Rental
Interest on Temporary Loans
Temporary Loans Repaid
Unpaid Bills of Prior Years
9.00
400
128 40
200
100.00
607 00
t Fees
Tax
Machines
Fines
Fines
Brown
M250
67.50
30 00
Borough
J. P. Fines
aw Fines 950
Equipment
ork and damage to Bor-
erty
Meters
from Meters $ 1.08852
139.12
147000
Ans 9.200 00
13.826 18
refunds
t rental’
rary L
and Bank Bal
EXPENDITURES
Cove Administration
$ 289028
515.00
21180
153
655 00
rmment
e, printing, advertising
Tax Collection
Fee
Expense of Cx
fect 5
Hection
Borough Buildings
Petty Cash
Protection to Persons and Property
$ 445341
196 82
Met ers 1589
430
1 Wages
System
£24
Signal
Fire Police, Pirls
aud Supplies
r Maintenance and Repair
wg Bollers 239
baw
x20
801.00
179%
1.0654 06
Health and Sanitation
of Health
Salary of Health Officer
Sewers
1507
508 10
Highways
87526
6476.18
1.07158
338.30
230 40
Materials and Supplies
1 of Equipment
Lighting 6.002 88
MisceNaneous
1 890 43
250 00
980.00
Contributions
Interest and State Tax
106.00
Principal Paid on Indebtedness
9.200 00
2,000.00
Total Expenditures for 1043
1942 Bills Paid In 143
Checks
outsilanding
Balance Jan. 13, 1044
Total Expenses and Balance
y Total 1043 Water Department Receipts... ..
: Total Receipts and Bank Balance
RERENDI ORD:
rs
a 1044 Baik TL TI TE LOL MY 00
REPORT OF GEO, M, BROWN
Tax Collector
For Year 193
due Lhe
FINANCIAL
Jan. 4, 1843. to pet balance
County)
1043 Borough and County tax re
celptls and bank deposits
165 40 40 23
S410
$ 45,400.17
HES ISPBURSEMENTS
1043, by payments u
Borough
1943, by pay
Treasurer
Bellefor
23.245 60
11.00 its to County
220
74 BO
184274 4532040
Jan 2. 1944 Net Boroug
County Balance 139
17 § 45468017
Jan 2. 1944 Bank
Balance shown
Less outstanding
checks
Jan 2
13 «
Jan 2
iq t
1944. No
Boro
19
254 51
$ 5343788
44
56.2429
368 348 44
Net Bank Balance
Less Jan 4 1043 Bank Balance
44128 Jan 2 1944 Bank Ralanoe
on 1943 Deposits
1942 Borough Tax Account
1943 Balance Sheet
) 142 Taner
penalty added
Credit
May }
taxes
1943. by amount of
1943, by amount of
entered
tax payments
5,150 42
1944. Amount
¥
of taxes
ng
1™1 Borough Tax Account
1943 Balance Sheet
Tax Levy Mh aan
1943, Bellefoate Boro
Credit
IM3. by payments u
By 6% rebate
Dec 1 § 2073 82
1.082 86
$ 21800
LAL E
2016 84
Pace of tax paid to Jan. 2, 194
Rebate total
Balance outstanding
$ 223001
vile
Cash and
Jan. 2. 1944
2820N
PARKING METER ACCOUNT
RECEIPTS
Cash from Meters 1833
January j
Pebruary
192.16
248 83
300.00
em
M658
men
nem
“an
Et
412%
451.50
430.08
11206
September
October
November
December 430
EXPENDITURES
Paid to Michaels Art Brotee Co
75% Gross Receipts $ 120
2 Fo n Paid to Bellefonte Borough
. 25% Cross Receipts . 108952 8 43881)
' 56.242 " Summary Parking Meter Account Since Installation
ps of Meters In August, 184),
Balance Due 1943
Jan. 1, 143 Payments
Lien Total 1043
Payments Payments
RECEIPT
Meter colle
221798
506] 23
4358.11
$ 11637.32
1 OBS
2.802 86
Total Expenditures § 11 83732
$ 1156500
E744 46
482054
] 565 00
SINKING
IPT
FUND ACCOUNT
14 1942 Bank
m Geo. M Br
1943 Tar
on. Oe
Bala:
M. Br
Tre we
1834 Wo 1940
From Water |
EXPE
Mar 4
TURF
IM3 $12
NDI
8852.37
Ja 4 194
Check oulsts
Ba k Balance
ang
3.7% 68
3
Balance and total
expenditure $ 1258] 68
BOROUGH DEPARTMENT BALANCE
SHEET
ASSETS
Balance Due on 1943 Duplicate
Balance Due on 1842 Duplicate
Balance Due on 181 Duplicate
Balance Due on Prior Years
Jan. 4 14, Balance In Sink-
ing Fund
Borough Bullding. Logan House
Jan. 13. 194. General Fund
Bank Balance
287306
466 55
228.11
5.851 56
17%
20 000 00
2.16357
$ 22308
Net Liabilities 61682440
$100 M4755
LIABILITIES
Bohded Indebtedness
3 Checks Outstanding
Due Logan Fire Company
Account Pumper
#7 480 00
55
300000 10084758
BELLEFONTE BOROUGH CIVILIAN
DEFENSE FUND
Account Opened June 2
RECEIPTS
Bale of Scrap Material \
From Selvage and Waste Comm
Proceeds Logan Carnival,
Proceeds Defense Pund Carnival
Proceeds Benefit Baseball Game,
Contributions from Pirms and
Individuals
EXPENDITURES
Arm Bands for Civilian Defense
ea.
1942
————
————————
28.70
"mn
200
636.15
15
Wn
2240
x
Control Center Expense
Bank Bal Dec. 1, 1943. 4701 62
Outstanding Check . | ba
Em ———
FINANCIAL REPORT
of the
BELLEFONTE BOROUGH AUTHORITY
for the Year 1943
Balance
tt EERE LN &
EXPERDITURES
SEWER ACCOUNT
For 1843
Jan 1943 1843
Balance Payviuenits
204 78 EH 4&8 07
71078 24183
E31 83 346.16
1.658 56
C689 41
Jan. 1, 1044
Balance
SUMMARY ACCOUNT
1843 Sewer Tax and Expenses
$ E8634
110.3%
§ BOTANY
EXPENSES
July 1943
Jan. 1. 1944
Jan 1, 1944
1.33000
1.33090
2500 0
160.00
To 143 Salaries. Wages and
Operating Supplies ARIE
INTEREST AND BOND ACCOUNT
RECEIPTS
Jan. 14, 183 Bank Balance $ 434000
Dec 20, 143
Jan. 14, 1944
Bank Balance
Sewer Acct Check €.000 00 10,340 00
5380 00
EXPENDITURES
July 1, 1843
133 Coupons Due
Jan. 1. 1844
133 Coupons Due
Jan. 1. 1044
5 Bonds Due
1.330 00
1.33000
250000 8 5.16000
Less 20 Ng
Coupons
10
Outstand 200 00 5.180 00 10.340 00
$ 10.340.00
PROPERTY AND DEBT ACCOOU NT
ABRETSR
Real Estate and
Bewer Plant
Jan 1, 194
Delinguent Taxes
Jan. 14 144 Bank Balances
Trust Oo § 220508
ist Nat) 170 64
$120815Mm
304153
T4009
Jan. 14 18484 Interest
and Bond Acct S.18000
ns M——
$132.380 14
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
Jan. 1 1838, Bond Issue § 70.000 00