Page Two YAR CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, FPA, 22, 1944. Echoes From the Past | | Fifty Years Ago Wednesday New Hamp- be the orator Potomac reun- Beaver left on Concord, he will of the Gen morning where Army for sire, ft the ion Deputy a bicvele to make county. A wheel venient for his The Central transported Sheriff Weaver purchased last week which he will use business tr about the trips cone- will be busines: quite Pennasvl than 300 Lock Haven Monday Forepaugh Only sy went from Bellefonte Railroad of Yala more persons to attend the a few persol on show Centre the at unless provi They anda The rates Hall town gion insurance are to be Increased authorities make some for protection from fire have an excellent water system all that is organiza tion of hose company Cards art the wedding of Ferree, a prominent young attor- of Minneapolis, Minn., and Mis le Holter, of Howard, Centre The ceremony will take Wednesday afternoon, is needed the fa out for EF ne One rah ntered evening Reeder, the barnyard wacked by a bull of known When she ¢ the made a col rst plunge week 1eOrges > she ill tem ntered yard rio} rgn SENT em seve RCIoss and ripping fle the flesh bone. Fortunately at man Was noar AW and drove the Mrs. Reeder would nd been killed The fous been previousiy Ou who animal ut animal h iNAve vi removed eartniy On Monday afternoon 1 storm passed over Nittany Valle: came with a heavy gale of wind, the rain fell in panied rents ar { Was accom- fv hes f ivid flashes of tor WoT liohtniry LON nd rendered {f lightning. Win ness, felt 3 is Ompani« gTOL He ran Charley Bchroyer for consciou d AW ind hed the ries Hunter ground the bushes jeremial aid re Cha the ac Eddie Aas truggiing in in a d condition Beck an Jared Ham 3 thre t i ‘ and ught day was severely jous most of | time While retuming fr Valin Centre Mall. killed fom While the largest snakes tl ther snakes rattles » ne Fro Mm A trin to Chreen Tame at snakes ¢ 17 12 eact C. Y. WAGNER & COMPANY | ¢ WAGNERR QUALITY FLOUR A Hard Wheat Fat. Flow WAGNER'S OUR BEST FLOUR 50-50 Blend WAGNER'S VERY BEST FLOUR Winter Wheat 4 Wagner's 16% Dairy Feed Wagner's Pig Meal Wagner's Egg Mash Wagner's Chick Starter and grower, Wagner's Scratch Feed Wagner's Chick Feed Rydes Cream Calf Meal Eshelman's Dog Feed $ Dealers in All Kinds of Grains ¢ » BELLEFONTE, PA. (Hams, Lemont; fine col- in the beauties I'' Clayton lection Bush measures in Brown Master 14 has a his store of the It was caught week by Mi Brown of trout in Arcade. One 15% inches Creek last left for Lan- the purpose for John Bowe; Saturday for f attending the examinations admission to Franklin & Marshall lege at that place, His father C Bower, Esq, was a member of the {f trustees of the institution 0 to M were issued Martin and Nora M Twp George R Schofield, both R. Krisher, Cherry Grimm, Sober; Rev George E mbert City, and Flora Mover, Centre Mills: Thomas Crowley, Philadelphia and Laura K. Wrigh Milesburg Df. A. W Hafler belle fe and Laura M He Har John Hartsock Bu Rm Myrtie E. Robin son, Huston For some Brothers Heensex couple Keller Twp Rin Parker { Bellefor Run, and mes n (rove mte Twp and I'wp finlo the Bilger steam sawmill two Monday operation t work. A the time past operated a Gap. about ant Gap Was "wr On in men a yelock all the words s later a ter- rred that eould The mer w in the alr and smoke all directions on of Jonathan Bil while his nephew operating the shir the side of } " g arviv 4 Ie mer RITivea Ww iazed ind Bent me n body ‘ Al ail ashe ind face ooking Ke and and alx SPAT h { Nel- AWAY few minutes mar i] led body « d about Afty feet mud n Pleasant where Cap prepared for interment is result ATT severely scalded fro come feared sa ets roger ry O®ing LN — Twenty Years Ago juadron to report tv naned Bradford t Centre Hall Two Digs, a ther kept barrels vite re straw and firemen her of proprietor « the Bt ron Milesburg se stat Haupt ong nte yard { i Piare ate a viol ' ga mn } for the ot { He a RARE tor yenience o Was bit at having a the back storage and fete tation the repair Mr F 18 L wh treatment Williams, of State Col- had been undergoing at Geisinger hospital, home within Alkens and of Blate Republican in Cleveland was an alternate Glenn was a spre Im N mh expected { James | P both the cw days tmaster Glenn attended mmnyentiom Alkens d Mr ge ational Mr frlrgate Ohio n tator Munaey and Mr W. COettig. son of Attorney 8 D Gettig, and Norman Smelteer, som of Mr. and Mrs W. © Ameltrer both of Bellefonte, de- parted for Camp Meade, Md, for a sx weeks’ course in the ROTC branch of the Citizens’ Military Camp. Oettig was to re-enter Penn State in the fall as a senlor, while Ameltzer was to become a sopho- more at Lohigh University, Bethle- hem, in September i Marriage licenses were sued to the following couples: Cal R. Hoen- stine, Hollidaysburg, and Margaret M. Hoy. Btate College; Cruse, Bellefonte, and Elizabeth A Huge, Milesburg: Sylvester Ross Watson and Marguerite Pendleton, both of Bellefonte: Jesse Klinger, Bellefonte, and Margaret A. Wil. | Ear! Corman and) Hilda Eminhizer, both of Bellefonte; | [Clarence E. Kern, Coburn, and Mary | I. Oenteel, Bpring Mills; William | Btreible, Winburne, and Anna Sob- | leaky, Munson; Chester M. Rupp and Helen K. Kreamer, both of State College. ' RR. Allen] we Bover, Howard Miss Marjorie Mr. and Mrs State College, was hostess at party on Friday, the of her 13th birthday Edward Houtz, of Salona, suffer ed several crushed toes on his right foot when the wheel Of a wagon londed with a heavy boller passed over the member Houtz was en- gaged in removing the boller from he sawmill John R. Thompson, near Salona. when the horses start- ed suddenly and the wheel passed over his foot M. Fleming son of M. Ward Fleming, of returned to his parental spending two week of vacation with hi: Mr. and Mr Ww 1 llefonte. While here interest In golf and his time on the links of of ut in daughter Ta PLEASA n 13th, - Bible schoo] opened Inst week with an enrollment of 106. The devotional exercises are held in the M. E. church from which the chil- dren march to the brick school house. Instructors are Rev. Downin, Mr Fornwald, Beverly Corman Mrs. Olive Rhoades, Rev, Donald Raup, Misses Jean Tucker and Done- na Roush assistants end Virginia Biddle assistant In primary The Jerry Zettle famiiy from Pleasant Mount for a few day visit with relatives and friends eral weeks ag Harry Twitmyer just completed the painting of his house and it ha munude an improvement in its appearance Children’s M. E tended the the The annual prise honot opening of an here was John and Mrs ipsbhurg home aftep his summer grandparent Fleming, of Be he Look a Breat spent much of Hecla Park Dn tired Attorney *hil LV = 0 quite Day church June those service 11. wa In charge erve much rendered Club wil) festival in Noll's grove urday evening, July 1. June 27 has been set as the date for the annual banquet which will be held this year at the Nittany Country Club, Hecia Park Reservations should be made the his death. hy June 25 to program committee of King which Mrs. J. R. Barlkett i chairman Krape The regular meeting of 452 W. 8 were C 8S held in the M. E. church evening ‘lub was ertained of Mrs. J. A. Noll and Melroy last Wednesday Ie Howing ! Mi: RH Mrs Wade Hazel Corl and Mr: held at the nt well at well Erle ny ident of Edwin and in 1920 vivania State College suddenly st his home Sunday morming age of 63 years, Hi was found across the bed in his bedroom where apparently had gone after [§ studio earier Ah attack wae who re- Penn ni na children de credit 19 after 12 for program of service Women's on the at the died hold its Campus on Sat- hod he letters day we writing in the signed his enrt NR- olf Mrs with Calls © Al James and i Sy Tuesday ny in, ent men ident sident and Mi Evey appointed Mre. Lewis next month at cretary asurer. Mrs Noll committer were A AR : Bely Va Are Inst eek month's sick ne. a family nner home, 20 being present ray a Nis who expe Blaney ret Md with | farmived "vt Jack Bain beige EY tad nother Mrs fon Berk Rane few Eather home Weak Jur Ray Mreiroy and Mrs Harry Blige: John Hockenberry Mrs y N Lhe g of « Ing at Camp Curtin, Friday evening M1 Rh WOER gn hort Mise Joan at the Noll anid she ofriain. roys of the Het num. own day evening Master David Adams is were { relat My and Mrs iicar nr Mr: Hen meet MARTHA ! wer and f Mr Jtended and AY veh Mr the and Paper a time 1 will Tt a Wm Decker Was a guest Meiroy home Weds ith Mr Noll and ul were dinner guest N being at not CRY yone “ Knowh ivyweds wil iv have a good conception N number nt her and great ar My 14 Merry { McKeesport, i AS a weekend guest at the home of Mr Mrs. N A on joy abe very ATE" had ver the n presents visiting received ves in Canton. Ohio variet d value M of Centre Hall with Mrs. Frank Irvin Vr al and 3 ria ry Li . n penciling he ne Mir om grandparent parents and nneth Zerby wr oa i al week Frank Lrvin howe In Marlene Myers 2.year-old daugh he Present wee of Joseph Myers. fell recently and DEER. som thelr poreh and fractured her wish him 8 unr bone. She was taken to the weedy recovery Omnitre Oounty Hopital Tor x-rays The Children’s Day program held and examination bt was then ale at the Baptist church last week was lowed to return home a portrayal of some highly trained . home talent ‘aml ‘much credit ds 40 rn Paul MInet spent g few days y her mother, Mrs. Roy Oarbwick be extended to Mra. Doroay Chron wl t t : ister and her faithful commities MD Ai ids vi ® ill at her home Robert Hummel, nephew of Mr Harry Stiver, ls enjoying a furlough Prof. Lester from Army and has pleased WO8 a recent many in the community by paying town, them a visit While Prof. Glenn Rogers of Nit. The M. E church wil] present ARF, attmded a meeting. at the thelr Children’s Day program next Orange Hall two weeks ago this Sunday evening, June 25 at 7.30 "Yering. his wife snd daughter spent o'clock the time with Mrs. Rachasi Noll We haven't seen our good. friend. whe has been quite miserable for Ezra Auman, around for a few days some Lite We sincerely hope that he Is not on Mrs Harry Hoy ang granddaugh the sick list ! Maxine Houts, returned jest ma. week from a visit with the former's dm know may not "n-iRdaw and daughter, Rey, and it hurts others Mrs. Ray Willlams at theld home at w Orangeville, Mrs. Clenn Kelley, who had been home [rom Dallas, Texas helping to care for her mother, Mm, C A Simpson before her death, and with her sister, Plouretie, during her con yalesoenoe from an appendectom left Iast week to Join her husband Was a reeent fry to that « Doreey Chronister health at any friends community near Liu Baird of Lewistown, the business oaller In What we hurt us but re : Milk Cooler AVAILABLE AT ONCE! ‘ | 4H CLUBS EXPANDING IN MANY NEW FIELDS NT GAP work at the Titan Metal Co. plant Capt. Keller, who recently from the Btate Police, and Kingston were recent of the mother, John Bampsel Earl Rimmey wag on last week and unable to ition as guard at the West tentiary Mr. and Mr: Berwick, spent MeKechnk Mri a position A vacauion while her Campbell in i Organization new H Clulx only a retired wife weekend ’ M1 VIVAL leader Pent Homem t i of ¥ may guests Intter's Liu the sick | his em Alex McKechnle weekend nt hom n Herman JUST BRING US A GOOD TIRE CARCASS Grorge Campbell, who at the Titan plant from her dutie husband Bat was home from on furlough If vour treads are worn it's (wore h Fmooth about that id and t} time to see uns build new tre the You ng give you protection GeOreia Mrs ters rict, and ¢ of Milesb sletter Bhower will Dorothy Mins Nes (eorge Nes - Henrletta 1e5t Mi and Mary recently and oi nnd el hood Phyllis Bh Imogene Key Gingher spent with Mi FEmelec Hall ier ’ i Mi be arned how to hand n Mi f Belle Hugh it will give your tires ws 1 yop, * BR New lease on Lite The WOrs An is done by experts who | P evening Ross On 8 Noll Mrs nire of at Ceo new There's FUesswork abou it be of through qual mnateria week Mi guests last dinner Witmer « M1 nday . You cai thi ugh-ar Ww and fonte Crumiis Mins zerville short st wns LRETS | Mi Mr. and Mrs Harrisburg called up f WwW WwW. Kt week Bure Mr this ana and h place Etters of Re attending a ate ( Rey : es of extra Jean who been £100) Yenn © an overnight guest of Downin, Jr recentiy Charles McClel Dorothy 4 vour treads had nt 5t lege n be r. ren «1 of er's uncle fst 1 ’ an Of iA The Lutherars been busy quilts Loval Work ha - ww Wedne Al FARM CALENDAR Hon Irsday the Markl AND WHEN YOU'RE READY FOR NEW TIRES RIDE ON THE NEW - U.S. ROYAL 22 4one THERE IS NO BETTER TIRE MADE Fhe {ollege Penn hoo Reminder avivania State of Aj Iimels } rom riCuiture 1 Margaret mothe Mrs 4 i yng BUY WHERE YOU SEE THE U. 5. TIRE SIGN This is the sign of a local ir lent busi ness built on experience, knowledge, skilled service and products of quality. Bellefonle Sunoco Service ITFILIPHONE ALLEGHENY & BISHOP STS. Hen evening with Mrs RB Fury Aan Wall Paper Staing sur wo m———— REEKEETERS CAN HELP (LOVER SEED FARMERS t the Penns ald farmers their Tet onducted a that { H meet vania State College show we ker w is : NeCrSEATrY of the sinle are going to is of grass and legume A few farmers has harvesting <lover and other frase seeds, axisling shortages indi cate that virtsally every farmer with a good stand must plan to har Yost a seid crop if he hopes to have seria for his own 1946 plantings Contrary to popular belied the testy eonducted Jointly by the ap nty and agronomy units, proved that honeyboes will, and de. pollin ste medium og clover. The tosis showed that heneyboes also worked Ladino alstke, white Dutch, and al- alla Conclusions of the tests proved that as the honeybee population in. creased In the glover fields, the seed set incremsed. As 8 result, Fred V Orsay, extension agropomist, and John Amon, extension apiarist, have jolted In wring farmers to get thelr ineighbor beekeepers to place hives ckwe 10 clover folds now, In order for the seotnd cutiing Having the bees Tight at the clover feldn pays benefits twa ways, they explain, ] The beokeeper oblaing larger ered Lh been hovug? ugh ON THE HOME FRONT, TOO! ® rr! This ia the big push buy is 0 much more power bel you have been waiting for! hind the big push... the push that This is the “sero hour”! Our fights will send Hitler sad Tojo ioto ob ides Arc sage! tngtncly 10 satike livion. anywhere .. . saytime . . , any G ind vasion dei ey. and the farmer gets 4 much bet , What about yes’? Are you ready Double... triple . . . what you've ter wed : #0 match this spirit with your War done in any previous drive. The the Bond purchases! Every bond you job is big- you've got w dig! ot mt hundred tim ack the Aiack/- BUY MORE THAN BEFORE! ——— —————— e——— LEVINE’S Bellefonte, Penna.
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