4 . Thi Centre Aemocrat, ND BELLEFONTE, PENNA, WALKER BROTHERS, A C DERR PAUL M. DUBBS CECIL A. WALKER Propristors . Editor Associate Editor Business Manager IBSUED WEEKLY EVERY THURSDAY MORNING Entered in the PostofMce at Bellefonte, Pa, as Becond-elass Matter, I'ERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION if paid in advance if not paid in advance DOr Vear Youd ted on the label hearing of label the first Watch iy pri n the date ) special request s or advertising, must reach The 3 on to insure publication that yornie nust run its chanoss, s per Hine sach asus and not notifying us, are lable ed unless otherwise directed CIRCULATION OVER 7,000 COPIES EACH WEEK Member Ameri National Editorial Association Association an Press Dedicate Honor Roll 1 vie fen. for me) display in the Citizens 0 n al (Continued [rom page roll on the honor offered for that pur McGowan and Miss The site is opposite ceased The nt of an honor roll at Mosh n be ary cCGiowan €an earl) : the Schlabig of the work represents f many ucks, materials were obtained » cooperation of Mo- residents and church, chose the i wing com- tl willing labor o movement deep- Dem- Legion, » precinct are we Young Men » Club, The American punt yficial and LH official s wh ible the tate other ur made po servicemen wil the | appear on roll at the time of dedication are follows WORLD 0 WAR 11 Evan Beals, Mike Billy, George Billy, Albert Bo denshok., George Bodenshok Robert Bodenshok, Gerald Bodenshok, Lor. rain Borger, Harry Borger, Rlalr Borger, James Borger, Gregg Bor- ger, Victor Borger, Charles Conway, Edward Conway, James Emil, Cay len Fanning, Marvin Fanning, Or- vig Gillette, Glenwood Citllette, Wil- Ham Gillette, Gerald Gillette, Don- ald Gillette, Leo Gunsallus, Emery Gunsallus, Harry Holt, Orvis Holt John Hazzard, Leonard Hahn, Are thur Hahn, Elwood Hahn *Jamesy Kelley, *Willis Martin, Thoral Mar- tin, Joseph Prebosky, Blanchard Quick, Robert Quick, David Quick Delreqd Quick, Donald Quick, Wil Ham Quick, Mahlon Quick, Joe Re- pasky, Mike Repasky, John Repasky, Margaret Skripek, George Skripek Skripek, Steve Bkripek Cecil Jake Wagner, Kenneth Walker, Ardell Walker, *Harry Wal soni, Carl Watson, Faye Watson Delmar Yeager, Frank Yeager WORLD WAR 11 James John Cartwright *James wright, Bruce Culver, Charles Carl in, Ambrose Pye, Gordon Fye, Hen- ry Fye Thomas Gleason Arthur Kerin, Harry Lucas, Mahlon Lucas Guy Lucas, *Jackson Mayes, Albert Maurer Milton Maurer, Homer Quick, Edward Tubridy, David Wag ner watson, Clayton Watson Gregg Watson Claude Watson Marlin Watson Borough Hall New Assault (Continued from page One) John Shuey Beals Cart Ciuy the was in in law passed specs in in the regulations governing deed invalid opinion forth acknowledged with a correct Treasurer's Was is because it not open court accordance ifically then existing tax sale deeds The acknowledging of the deed In open gettl the public Aside fr Court tablished law municipaily - empt from to justices court Is for the purpose of ng the transaction definitely on recor om ints out (4 itself a long es- provides the deed there | which y i nea that LIFE It I. propx y | non ex of payment ’ he Borough ! that the wh ing placed on Sun Sh op News Timed for the 4th! Summer's Newest, Brightest Fun Togs ~Budget Priced in Our Sun Shop Now! Pretty with flatters solids and prints. Priced from 3.99" Double-duty play suits you'll prize thru Summer! Slick two-piecers — wear the playsuit — button on the skirt and you're set for town! In pretty prints, stripes, polka dots, solids—all washable— and budget priced, olo swim suit that In pretty midriff vour figure, hare Bright striped short suit with tailored white shirt. One of many summer hits low priced. J. B. Wagner South Allegheny St. / a ee i VL Si a. o & Co. Bellefonte a a I. a THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. CENTRE HALL NEWS CHURCH SERVICES Preshyvterian Communion Charge Centre Hall 9:30, Church school, 10:30. Lemont Church school 10:00 Communion, 11:00. Pine Grove Mill Church school, 9:30: Communion, 7:30. Rev, Andrew F. Heltman of Altoona, will have charge of these services ‘Evangelical man, pastor, Bethesda Church wor- ship 0.00 Centre Hall--Church school, 9:30; worship, 10:30 Spring Mills vice, 7:45. ' A Children Met sented Methodist er, pastor chool, 9:45; Rev. WwW. K. Hoster- Children's Day pageant, "When Jesus” will be SOT the pre Rev. Elmer Bprucetown worship, 7:30 Nunemak- Church It visiting A E Limbert been stationed Kansas the end Greenville Mrs and Mrs. Mark parents Lt nt and his Limbert are Mr. and Mrs Limbert, who had Camp FPhillips 15-day furlough at he will go Is on a whi Pa Howard Marie of nh Lo Gilligan State Co with PD. C children P viaite ent of lege ner par- Mitter ing ing Irvip home fr Fouse w if Mir A Year Product work no the A. Miller agent for 0 to Mar lived at i Mrs. C while CRT Ir ove: Watkins tinsburg to I'he members will hold Satur \e¢ Lins ROne of Progress Grange a festival at Grange Park, evening, July Eugene Zerby Dietrick Friday wit) Hagen with his Farmers Mill M1 bert Darl ih any 14 io R ing 8 Rn Ani ret HH with Robert Faust ast week ve-day “ww it ¥ wy Lal the R John Kirt week wit ' Mr and A ™ LE IH chit : west of Centre | Donald Bhope Sally Ann of Camg o their home last yel ng several davs John Whiteman evening they were s f Mr. and Mrs Ceot pe is a former m and band direct in High School Wendell Bnvder of Shamokin preached a trial sermon at the Re formed church on Wednesday eve. ning M and daughter Ril { guests on brot hey Mrs WI Misses Bradford Thursday Mr family Mrs Fmer od recently tas ale M1 t in Centre Hall Re Mrs Mrs Yeagertown Thursday of Mrs and siater-in-inw lam B. Hanna Fern Hanna and Beulah went Lock Haven on mil Bunday with Wilbur McClellan and Emerson Don Smith rere Ennist and aon SuUpDer Ennist's Mr. and to tn visit and Mrs Cirace Coodhart Miss Isa. and Willlam Reese visit. with the former's daugh- Chickie CGoodhart who Is at the Thompson Business Behool In Harrisburg IX Donald Immel while enroute from Camp Wolters, Texas, to Port Meade, Md. spent a short leave with his mother, Mrs. Mabel Immel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fthoades at tended the State Christian Endeas vor convention in Chambersburg on Saturday and Bunday Mr. and Cyrus Wert, chil dren Joan and Bobby, were week nd guests of Mrs. Mazie Lee and Mrs. Kathryn Breon Frances and Virginia, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Slack, return od to their home the Iatter part of Inst week after spending several days with thelr grandparents, Mr, And Mrs. Milton Stover in Coburn, Mrs. Kathryn Breon and her aunt, Mrs. Massie Lee, had a birthday party on the lawn at their home last Saturday afternoon for Mrs, Breon's twin sons, Ronald and Donald Tt wis in honor of thelr seventh birth. hw ter tending day anniversaries, There was a pea nut hunt on the lawn for which {Coldron, Donny James Bradford vin Emery, Jack Chapple Troutman er and Harry Trauge: Stover, and Joan and Bobby Wert and Mrs. Cyrus Wert of Bellefonte Mrs. Harry Trauger and Dean Wert of Centre Hall, BR. D with the guests Notice The collect paper Matter Jean and Bobby Matter, C Light, Ann and Barbara ‘Traug Jr Marlene i assisted Beout will magazines on Baturday July 1. Ever) one 15 urged to place papers for lection on thelr front porches The Woman's Missionary of the Presbyterian church met Mrs. J. C. Goodhart at her near Centre Hill, Wednesday ning. Mrs. W. H Potter had ci of the devotional part meet ing and conducted a query on Korea and Spanish-speaking American Others present were Mrs. FP. V Goodhart, Mr: P. Henshall, Mt Lovan Smith, Mrs Philip Bradford Mrs. Charles Siack Mrs. J. A. Heck man, Mrs. T. A. Auman, Miss Mu tha Boal, Mrs. Orvis Bmeltzer, Mr Fred Raymond, Miss Mary Delinds Potter, Mr 5 Al i ter Jovee Boy and afternoon, troop with home ove mrge of the Al and daughter Mrs Doris Ethel, of Lewistowl Heckman and Fred Centre Hall buffet by R Raymon A served AW Rox Mrs daughter-in hart Mrs Evelyn LO see Mills Forrest Magee of Philadelphia, It and Mr William Magee of Asbury Park. N. Y. were weekend guest William Magee Weaver on Bundasy Weaver Harry daughter called Howard and alternmoon near Spring wir mother Prof Wyomissin Mark The y Welle day of hi in Beliefonte home e Gran de \ onferred degrees on Ale RIUANDRE member Grange Fr A B. Hall. A social » William Coxey Store Fifty Years Old (Continned rom page ome) angling Lrea that has ton) As an a He fishing and sane 1 . take ther mer He bee to his won en y has few equa dered an gler © expert at 0 belongs to the Inne those fishermen Ww) their angling as seriously as take their " father Indge secrets LE an t life Assistant mills ahd declares his trade dustry As he grew Urge io ry thier Wasa fom At the Altoona shops of the Pen: svivania Raliroad until a wheel fell him, injuring his spine and Hips and making him unable to continue with that work That was in 1886 Then he became superintendent of a woolen mill In Huntingdon county. and from there want to Cal litzin where he superintended a coal pompany store until 1883 when store was closed In the great finan cial panie of that time. Deciding to return 0 Bellefonte Mr. Coxey pened the stare here, and has de. voted his life to the business ever since Pour years after losing everything in the fire, he was able to purchase his present home on East Bishop street, had paid all his debits, and his family was Increasing In sise | His wife, the former Maggie John son, of Bellefonte, died August 12, 1803. Of their four children, three daughters are living: Mrs Leif A Olsen, of West Curtin street; Mrs Dorothy Hermstaedt, at home, and | Mrs ward Tarbert, of York Al ison, Eugene, died aboul a year ago. | The Coxey store is an institution {in Bellefonte, It has weathered good | times and bad with little fuss or furore. It stands the oonduet n fact is the woolen ir he fell the lines of work and the Coxe older whee! 1 ed mary on he prizes were given, Oames were) link, perhaps, between the indepen. played. Gifts were presented to the dent boys. Refreshments were served 10 mammoth Barty present day, Aes following: Marlene and store of another age and the super markets of the Wo sa the last local J [FINED $56.50 ON CHARGES - Ww PEEPING INTO WINDOWS ' A Cresson man who has been stl tending a Wis orderly ™ Wedne r of nes Cog ¥ police force A Society PONE man thre hort course at Penn 8 $56.50 on charg two i held Inst ag fined cant conduct and nT 8 Nenrins 0 morning belo Hur beet Elizat ¢ man M Wid siny Ir the 300 blo Nittany Johns ber M1» Bhowenr {on 1x1 Mir. nia Cmrbnrick and William Robes Daniel Gifts Received By Local Church poor trom igi (Continued from page one) { a t Nemes LY Or more yeat Mrs t Hol Li Of th M1 Eberhart, h VO Ts Hawi Mi Mr Al ( wih Nifty veas r mot g vit » t Ki STUDENT Mai SUFFERS SEVERE BURNS Blas nee Mel Flo neler 4 ELF SERVICE THE FIFTH WAR LOAN DRIVE IS OU! X Buy More BONDS Today a TO {i A » HYGRADE PRETZEL STICKS 10.02. phe 12: CREAM WIPT SALAD DRESSING ave wr 30s Pimiento Sandwich Cheese Cain's Sweet Relish Nobisco Ritz Crackers Cut Rite Waxed Paper Thistle Cut Red Bee's Stuffed Manz. Olives Sea Lion Sardines Cloverdale Beverages Sandwich Bags Kool-Aid for making Popular Brand Cigareties Paper Plates Sty Deep Brown £2 (10 points per pound) Pride of the Farm Ketchup (30 points per boitle) erdd ) BUTTER 10: ——————— —— FELS SOAP CHIPS ww 202 RANGER Ne. Jit IGE 10: Honey Coated Popped Wheat ~ Sor 13 — | ARMOUR’S TREET 12-0 CITRUS MARMALADE Sy XX can Iced Tea Glasses Woodbury's Soap Hunt Club Dog Food Clapp's Strained Foods Weis Quality Coke Flour Kellogg's Shredded Wheat Kellogg's Pep ' No Rub Shoe White Aerowax-——ideal for floors Penn Rad Motor Oil McCormick's Black Pepper SCHIMMEI] GRAPE JAM sx 330 (4 points) LIFEBUOY \j = SEITER _— a Marlboro Ivory Tipped Cigarettes Campbell's Beef Noodle Soup (3 points per ean) Quaker Maid or Amaizo Table Syrup 2 1% in DGC -— SOLID PACK TOMATOES 19¢ CUT GREEN or WAX BEANS 3 = 2Q¢ r CIDER VINEGAR vik [5c i J CANS CALIF, VALENCIA Oranges-220’s La HOME GROWN Cabbage vad Ib. Ale Fancy Egg Plant... |b 9¢ Choice Tex. Onions 3 Ib 17¢ SLICING Tomatoes .. . box of 4 30¢ Slicing Cucumbers 2 |b. 19¢
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