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/ 8 2/¢c Richard Mann and Mrs | Ellene, daughter of Rev. and Mis. SOW RYEGRASS AS COVER LIFY. OF PATTERN NOT conta ( the i TO0 BURY ON WAH WORK
| RE H LL NEV!/S Mann became the parents of thelr{w. K. Hosterman, Is visiting with CROP IN FRUIT ORCHARDS LIMITED TO ONE USING 01 net tad nt plans for the
f first child, a son, David Richard, in| relatives in Coburn and Aaronshurg | Only ed (111 g 0 ¢ of th tomobile ft
the Centre County Hospital on Fri Mr. and Mrs, Paul Faust of Plea The ton
day ant Gap, were Bunday guests of hi 0} ind
received
CHURCH SERVICES 1 Cpl. Robert Faust of Wright Field,
Penn's Valley Methodist: Rev. Fl. | Dayton, Ohlo, Is spending a 15-day
mer Nunemaker, pastor Spring Mills furlough With his parents, Mi ne ter went to Camp Shekinah, near|In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Fau factory growth al productivit v ni ’ r. hom ! i ¢ tr Ke e Production Board that they
~—Worship service, 9:30; Church |Mis James Faus 4 ha bee Spruce Creek, on Saturday morn-| Mabel Ruth, Miriam, Warren and and now the time t ) ue ec cs extension Pr BiYe {fron oily Adding a Hit t were u cep ngaged in war work
school, 10:30 Sprucetown Worship daughter, Darla Ann, who had on ing for one week. The camp is sup-| Harold Faust, Mr. and Mrs. Paul | ryegras re nt to 1}
service, 11:00. Centre Hall—Church with him in Ohio, are Se hl es ported by Huntingdon Presbytery Faust, Cpl. Robert Faust of Wright chard )
. VY a The Fi 5 » The 8 ¢ (4) » :
schoal 10 : Woraiip, 148 Ti Fa . hor i Sy inte first Mr. and Mrs. Jack McClenahan, | Field, Dayton, Ohio, and Mi Faust from J. L
Church on Trial will be the theme he was promoted from privi i ohildren Jack and I W of Altoona. land daughter, Darla Ann, called to’ pomologist
of these worship services class to corporal Kren Ja anc inca deri ee John CGraden it Bpirng Mills, State College
Membe f the WCTU their Visited on Wednesday and Thursday , aig a eh if huts Wiha
Penn's Valley Lutheran Rev. C a er the L T. 1... wil Dicnic with Mr. and Mrs. Harry MecClena- | father of Mrs. Jame; Faust Pointing «
C. Otto, pastor. Centre Hall Church | '® cs a . hy
. ’ L and Mrs Harold Armstrong commercial
oe han and Mr, and Mrs, Bruce Knarr I , i
p § irange Pi Miesday evening ! oh ' N on Wed ahr toriid
school, 9:30; worship service, 10:30 range Park y George Smith, AON 3 in train. | and daug wi ed Ana, Ie it n Wax i] fertiiit
Farmers Mills—Church school, 10:00 Js ing at San Diego Cal. is spending | nesday for ndianamn nd iter
y 10 C3 ec tio he Wo \ y wit in N ts!
Georges Valley Worship prvice The Garden Sec te n of the hu nn. a 20-day leave with his parents, Mr iting with Mr nd ! In : J
" ¥ + o v orge \ iV wera! day pee \
7:30 an A Club met with M1 Heo nd Mi Frank Smith Lies for severn in I \
Heckman near Centre Hall on Tues N cated at Aberdeen Md
Mrs. Ted Zerby of Sunbury, wa Miss Mabel Faust of Centre Hal
i ” 5° cently ynet
Mary Smeltzer and Eleanor Pot-| parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Faust, tivation than ti pp Or Li present. i i MY C'Mabedl, 'N ' ie or of th ie gf ! protested to
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Human Bones Veund
Evangelical: Rev. W. K. Hoster- 4. avening. Supper was eaten at
man, pastor. Bethesda Worship ser- the Heckman cabin, Those present 8n overnight guest Sunday of Mi w cuest of honor at a chicken din
vice, 9:00. Centre Hall-Church yo.’ src BW. Miller, Mrs. C. A,|C. N. Kryder. On Monday Mrs. Kry-| io. (ast Thursday at the home
school, 9:30; worship service, 10:30 Miller. Mrs. PF. V. Goodhart, Mi der accompanied Mrs. Zerby to Lock i51 Bowes in Blanche
Spring Mills— Worship service, 7:45. garolq purst and son Duane, Mrs, Haven | It wi wonor of Miss Fat
Stereoscopic slides depicting Bible ww woller. Mrs. George Lutz, Mrs Nancy Hagen went to Philipsburg | yirthdav anniv v. In addition to
scenes will be shown at VICE. rhomas Willams, Mrs. Paul Martz,'on Sunday with John Zerby and |, aust were her co-workers al
HELP WANTED
Mrs. J. William Bradford, Mrs, Wil- | daughter Frances, of Farmers Mills; | 11,0 gvivania plant at Mill Hall: Mi
mT bw Nhe . F cfu 0
The lucky winners Ham Hanna Mrs. George Stover, Cpl. Eugene Zerby of Camp Dietrick aseph Barnhart Ms uth | y { than any other vel J . !
$25 war bonds given away t the M1 C H Kimbrell M1 John {, and Adam Condo of Duncan aust Miss Adelavde Eckent A .
| 4 That Victory Garden
Firemen's carnival, were Mi “3 Whiteman and Mrs. George Sween- | non, where the pent the day
Lutz, winner of two bond o The retiring president Mrs. | Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fink. Nancy \
ns mained for a longer visit with her if vi ne of organi nat to 1 h Ices canned whe ‘ 1 nm
Mir williams had charge of the en-| uncle and aunt. The others returned Sut robert Arney of Fort wi oil Beeding i take | ‘ il Y ful wi . i { |
Searson, winner of one “T Bradford, was presented with
nment which followed the sup-| home the same day LD
sil . WIZARD SHEEP MANURE
CAN FRUIT JUICES FOR
\ Laskaris and \ k= | pomologist, reveal di BEVERAGES AND JELLIES
of Spring Mills, won the
Talitha Delaney won the lz h
pel Miss Mildred Miller and Andrew
on Saturday night v Mg
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Houser, dau! Mr pDomer Smeltzer and daugh Alte CAE oh hui , Hu ATney 1 . ntre Hall . Be ; , : ;
ters Judy and Beth of State College, (“yoo C0 atirned recently from day evening for the forme: u rinltore the past > the Baas i oS AIT dere nly 3 fruit, : \nil
spent last Tuesday with her par- op.cea where they visited for Miller, who visited | son home were Mr. at Robert . ‘
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McClen- 0, weeks with her brother-in-iav w a few days with her ith (ettner of Pottsviil Mrs, Carre WIZARD COW M ANURE
ahan, near Centre Hall and sister Mr. and Ie ar wi Hem } wh a I I repare ‘
Mrs. M. W. Breon of Rebersburg,' pqushlit. Mrs. Mushlit and son Bobb) r. and Mi ’ der and | Harshbarger of Summerton, 8. C. | rying only nit : ed | a J a a net Aas
called to see Mrs. A. E. Limbert and ame with them for visit ) { of i I filllam Smit} i rl J ation, the bits Where y ar Add " :
family on Thursday evening Mrs. Charles Duck of Lewistown! urday with Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Ellis fonte n \ irsd y Mi 30! crop seeding : a mi , wi ah Doi br 5 5 , PE AT MO -
Mrs. Walter Baney, Catharine, amiss Betty Lou Duck of Philadel- . ! 5 Fllis is the for- Searson and h Iu I - y an ¢ lication of FY osphal . trull cept for beri
Walter and Tommy Baney of Belle-'nhia, Miss Marietta McKenney of in OF | ix rei r both voy ti) trait § ‘ft. Stra : Amd
fonte, were weekend visitors of her|ajtoona, and Mrs. Mildred Bishop of gerlown. ARAN Sh imam tule Erersbl "7 through several thick
parents, Mr. and Ms. John Martz |Milroy, visited Tuesday aflernoon| , w rman has been | SF ATG SPRAYING MATERIAL
They returned on Sunday evening ang evening with Mrs. Mazie Lee qo... ud at her home with | 8nd daug
with Mr. Baney und Mrs. Kathryn Breon onsiliti and Mr
William Mark of Avis, called on Janet Leister has returned to he
Sunday afternoon to see his sister, home after visiting with her co
Mrs. William Fiedler, who is ser- getty and Marjorie St. Plerre we Lock r Jane and hard, v ac- r to ' the Wats 2
iously ill Lewisburg spent the weekend at .omnanied by ys. Jack Noli of {CtTne. Allow it 0 remal py EL sam wllefonte, Pa.
Mrs. William Floray became a Miss Jennie artholomew and, overs home pani . : or three } ‘ , 2 1 ‘
medical patient in the Centre Mrs. Alda Bl were hostesses to
County Hospital on Sunday morn-| the Senlor Ser y of the Luth-
ing eran church on Wednesday evening
Mrs. Grace Dietzel of Greensburg, Members and included Mr:
is visiting with her sister, Mrs, W.' 8. W. Smith, Mr 105 FTank
F. Keller and Mr. Keller Mrs oy Rathrya
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Musser and son Bie Avg ; over. vs Leila
Buddy of Bellefonte, R. D., were re- Anal Ma FV. Joden. Mrs. Paul
cent visitors of Mr. and Mrs, John Peterolf and son Drew. Mrs. Wii
Durst 3 .
Mrs. Edward Durst of Ambler
led the ing | c) ig a Ai wf
SE, Bart pe 7 DC Lele re me tae fe SIE = ‘ e proudest title .
her brother, Paul Ross and family,’ ,.... of Or ~ fresh. OF ntre as n a aineg on cl M1 - an y “ ’ , -
jay even
Sr, a, Mi Ch eo Call hE | 1 ce ge £3 0 rine | Schaeffer Hardware
The members
Workers Sunday
and with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Keller ment:
and at the C. H. Homan home. Mrs
Durst was on her way to attend the
funeral of her uncle, Alvin Curtis
Musser of Manor, Who was buried
in Altoona on Wednesda)
Members of the Lady of the Val-
ley Rebekah lodge met with Mi:
Samuel Bitner on T lay evenir
and had a weiner roast at the rea
of the Bitner lawn. Afterwards th
went tothe 1. 0. O. F
ular meeting. Member
present included: Mr i 3
Mrs. M. 4 urkholder, Mrs : { Fort i \ ng with r ntly : Rn ¢ Hers Phillis : i A This title is simply:
Bradford, | Maggie Crawford, relatives ir Jtimor id 8 1 » vet y 7 a M i i AS
Mrs. John Slack. Mrs. Victor Jacoby Mr. and Mrs. Russell Re “Good Soldier.”
Mrs. J. H. Knarr, Miss Ruth Billow, 14 Lansdowr in Saturday to spend guests of her brot
Mrs. Daniel Bloom, Mrs. Harvey 5 few days with Mr. and Mra. Alfred sister, Mr. and Mr
“iy trow fa Ty . Oster \ . i al 3 J
nae “ng 118. ide DI He ot Relish Dean BE Wert "no + and A a “ ig irsday night, | of 4 ret vy d to his m A ; or i 4 8 in the W AC have earned this title— the proudest
visited Wednesday and Thursday Mrs Claude Wert or ; in the Army.
with her mother, Mrs. Al R in traini
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fetterolf and Calif
son Drew, of Annville t
week with her pal
F. K. Frank and nh
They returned home « §
Mrs. John Ammerma;
lamsport, came to the home of her
sister, Mrs. Samuel Gros n Wed
nesday to be with her sister, wl
has been ill han. 1 tend
Mrs. Clarence Barner was ui p 3. Mingle { ronsburg, Mi nd rs. Kenneth Fra
observation at the GCeisinger ! - ited last vith his daughte: Marie Novosel of Bellefonte
pital, Danville, for a few da tn LOOT Re mick and Mr. the w id ith } parents
week rmick yf rs. F Frank. Other
iper were Mr. ar
in the Army
Ir CONSISTS of two simple words.
Yet every soldier who's worth his salt covets it.
It isn’t just happenstance that so many women
For wherever Wacs are working, both here and
overseas, there you find a job well done. And done
with a spirit so gallant and fine that high Army
officers everywhere say of the WAC...
“They're soldiers. Good soldiers”
OBITUARY
ORVIS J SHIVERY
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WM. B. RANKIN AGENCY
MARY M. RANKIN, Agent
COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE
Crider's Exchange Bullding BELLEFONTE, PA. ; going overseas he had beer
at Camp Hood Texa
and son Drew
nd Mrs. Ernest Fi “ . "ww
Good Soldier
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BE a as
We Will Buy All the
: “i '8 : f F 1 i
® Bhe was a membe f ' om
Reformed church, In
husband e is survived by a n
ew. Reginald Walizer whom
; { w resides
reared and who nov Bi
MRS. W. I. WALIZER
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Valley
Walizer homes a brothers
THAT YOU AND YOUR FAMILY CAN PICK |g ss mie es in
Mrs. Nettie Dorman
ood soldiers...
' / Friday afternoon at the M Closkey
T ink of It . funeral home, Mill Hall, with Rev
Henry Miller in charge. Burial was
4 = gm : made in the Cedar Hill cemetery
You can now earn extra money (50c for 35 lbs.) by having the i e
youngsters and women of your family clip the elderberry clusters and MS. MARGRET FHILILTE
taking them to the receiving station in your area for us to pick up. Ae A,
The clusters should be clipped with one-quarter inch stem. Pink, gon at Conneautville at 5 a m
Thursday, July 20, 1944 of compli "
WOMENS ARMY CORPS
Making strategy .
maps for combat
red, purple and black berries will be accepted. cations after six months illness
2 : ’ s ‘ . ’ . Born on May 12. 1876 at Julian, she
These berries are going to be used in making jellies. You will he Youn A Eier Of dusk tnd BEY
helping the WAR EFFORT in conserving a fruit which in the past has
Flick Donnley. She was married to
Edward Phillips, deceased, and is
always been wasted.
survived by the following children
John Donnley, of Pennsylvania Fur-
BELOW IS A LIST OF RECEIVING STATIONS IN YOUR DISTRICT: nace; Mrs. Norman Mock, of Phil-
lpsburg, N. J... Mrs. Hazel Spack-
Beckwith's Store - + + . Hannah man, of Port Matilda; Mary Anne
Lykens Clover Farm Store, Port Matilda Phillips, of Bellefonte, and Howard
» For rover inrormarion about the Women's Army Corps, go to your
nearest U.S. Army Recruiting Station, Or mail the coupon below,
George Hile - - - - Pleasant Gap
Royer Service Station - Spring Mills
Snow Shoe Supply - - - Snow Shoe
Phillips, of Manchester, Conn. Bur-
J. D. Patterson Ser. Station - Boalshurg
Reed's Service Station - State College
E. E. Phillips - - - « « Stormstown
Ed Martz Clover Farm, Pine Grove Mills
E.W.Motz - « - « « « Woodward
S.F. Confer - - - R.D, Spring Mills
L.R. Wilson «- - « « « Linden Hall
R. R. Miller - - - - . Madisonburg
L. A. Vonada Clover Farm - Rebershurg
I. A. Yonada Clover Farm - - Coburn
Brickers Clover Farm Store - Millheim
Morris Reese - - - « Laurel Park
Charles A. Smith - - - Aaronsburg
Wolf's Market - - - - Blanchard
J. H. Turner & Son, Clover Farm, Julian
High's Market - - . . « Mileshurg
McElwain Brothers - - . Unionville
S. R. McCartney - « - Mount Eagle
Kline R. Wolf Clover Farm - Howard
George F. How - - . « Hublersburg
Earl R. Armstrong - + « . « Zion
Hill Garage, Bishop St. - Bellefonte
S.E.Rote - - - . « « Axe Mann
Boal's Clover Farm Store - - Lemont
Fillmore Grocery - Filling Sta., Fillmore
(O'Bryan’s Service Station - State College
George Johnson - - - - Centre Hall
Wolf's Clover Farm Store - - Lamar
L.G. Riggle - - - - . Centre Hall
If there Is no receiving station in your district, call STEWART NEFF, WARRIORS MARK,
PENNA, PHONE 21-R-12. No berries will be left uncalied for !
viving brothers and sisters are Aar-
on Donnley and Charles Donnley, of
Julian; Wilmina Donnley, of Clin-
ton, lowa. Mrs. Martha Montalg, of |
Clearfield, and Mrs. Josepiiine Beck .
with, of Bellefonte. Twelve grand-
lehildren also survive. Bhe was a
member of the Warriors Mark
Methodist church, Funeral services
were held from the Koch funeral
thome, State College, on Saturday
‘afternoon with Rev. R. R. Ritter of |
{Warriors Mark, officiating
{ment was made in Julian cemetery
Please ee
the new |
Inter -
U.S. ARMY p¢
Pour ECRUITING STAT)
Med CE no
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obligation
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hp ey live, their training.
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