Page Two YAR CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PAR August 3, 1944, | |tives of Lock Haven, Jersey Shore Echoes From the Past and Willlamsport to take a trip over the new road and inspect the groves After the groves were inspected the party was entertained at the Bush House with an elaborate dinner Fifty Years Ago at Centre Hall fitted up of about being for pube- Pavilions are to conveniences The HX Acres, 1 lie gatherings built, and other vided to make ground Plans are now improvement of the occupied by Dr. Rho Drug Store It is story and another next to the and third for office Apples are County this veal: and shriveled market ore) Grove class first a being for Pruner building and Parrd be raised tore room I'he Met iit m epared ne to added drug store econd stories to be ed and are lodge rooms Very ocarce Centre Me Very are Of in fruit is small come n inferiom their few as they 1 Our Merchants h shipped here from tl the quality supply of ally be year ave re 10 t will section genet thi part tate Frul A delegation of wheelmen from Altoona i eleven rone, arrived in Bellefor evening. They st erhof! house entertained men at their club men started on thelr ward on Sunday I'he school grounsis building put condition Dl } bei ting sisting and fre 4 Saturday Brock ng were ite ppet] at the reve ni rooms afternom excellent OLIOW now com ‘ surface arel in radea constructing a Friday from SPring street, or ver wa overcomes and was quit frighte wing over him ple left h of the boy was up and jured wa HHttle he life ment and inter: —————————— ——— — a ——————— 5 C. Y. WAGNER & COMPANY * \d WAGNER'S QUALITY FLOUR A Hard Wheat Pat. Flour WAGNER'S OUR BEST FLOUR 50-50 Blend WAGNER'S VERY BEST FLOUR Winter Wheat \d \d Dairy Feed Pig Meal rx Mash Wag mer's 16° Wagner’ Wagner's Fg Wagner's Chick Starter and grower, Feed k Feed Calf Meal Eshelman's Dog Feed Wagner's Scratoh ic Wagner's Ch Rydes Cream \ Dealers in All Kinds of Grains % * * BELLEFONTE, PA be pro- pienie sh's one up to eastern thirteen m Ty- stone ! thunder storm Saturday evening lightning struck the barn of Reuben Shaffer, Flem- ington, and set the bullding on fire The barn and most of its contents were burned, Two horses that were in the bullding were killed by the stroke The flames communicated to the stable on the property of N W. Fredericks, and it was burned The latter was used by O. 8. Kelsey who succeeded In removing nearly evervthing from the structure During the heavy were issued to Samuel C Aumiller, both of William Kephart both Clear- Marriage licenses following and Isabella Cherry Run, and and Catherine Glas {i county Miesday the couples Wilt HOW field Earl tered a Joel morning a dog en- chicken house belonging to Johnson Bishop steet, this and killed 23 fine young chick- to pleces on . were to nearly Tn m the nlso August 10, the Patriotic of America expect to Hold a large plenk Witmer's Park at Centre Hall. A large parade will be the chief features of the day Nathan Haugh Wolf's who recently had his third destroved fire, was In Monday Arranging purchase outfit and operations again On last Mrs. Lucy Twitmever stroke and lying ondition at the he Mr: On Friday, door on a pile Order of Sons had several about Cellerman at 1. H. 8S. Taylor tax collector to which pos- the last Feb- be found at Bower hange one of of Wen Store awmill town now by He Is new ted at on to “a Ex moneys begin sunday paralytic ritical had a in a me of hier Decker ww daugh Samuel will be Ziot Hent inte, ha Steam pt elle Bell id the I'he and Gas Com- ti a . ANC M48: any of decided upon will be P. 8. Dun- | important improvements in the The material is line of manufact gas. Mr. Ar- round the thur Kitson of Philadelphia, who Is a brother of Mr. E. Kitson, superin- tendent of light plant is the Ir patentee of an improved furnace making illum- also be used fonte all ring papel ible reported to be this from confined as POs our electri 1 at his home and for ventor VE 11TY return gas which can d manufacturing m The company the invention is con Friday in the uel ar ArpoOses hoilers Pro. nt eXPrcises so } « 11) wl h will "Tn make Siig for Getty enable then The mpl ted by Robert Me- fst has e team an 5 LO our peopie eave tn be 1 11th Mi il the fron the posal Twenty Years Ago While Bradford ' am fy Was ia 0 ery. D W Hall, |} pe movin road through RUUSLINDE Machi be ne, Tipton Speed £8 Rears through beautifu badly mar Weaver. of mf ht Bellefonte ght of stair TIL 3 oaded wit) Muthler 0 Was on farm bhroket Ha lack Robert FP Keller and Henn arted for an mul the New Er hes wland ACR expe ctedd w a some UUme flashing In Can- ada before returning to Bellefonte Mr d Mrs Hampton of Bellef Akron. Ohi where Mr ired em with all its contents, cow and calf were Mrs. Molly The lnrge barn ding a horse * on Lhe an William rite ted! for oe Hampton |} PRY ned ’ had Ken. alled Charles who at yor overs Macon, © heen INA Robert Rper : the summer neybunkport Maine ad] here Bald Eagle ux Kian PAY the Ku Kl regalia Game Protector Harry Wingard wr deer herd mowing grass on his farm Madisonburg. HM N Fledler accidently cut off the left hind leg of a fawn close to the belly M Fiedler made arrange ments with Mr. Wingard to have the inj faw for, Dr BR G Ricker performed an operation to trim the torn flesh the bone It the animal had recovered from its to take to honor Aanot} to his While near had adde fed members was of pets assleberry, of Mt the Look Haven esult of a broker fall of rock and mine near Snow saturday, was w service at the ted by Rev. Char- Pleasant Gap and we Howard M WAS at the grave | ns in charge Orviston A CRN at of Manni C Eagle whe die ir Hospital ns tow back vl In a Heator The | Ly the ineral ired cared rae attended. t) velerrinarian being conduc Rishel, of f 1} ome W mer Ip cover the end { pastor plant to rele OOn As injury of itself ns KKK 180N WAS Al was abies Care of A new Champion in invasion warfare STUDEBAKER WEASEL BUILY BY STUDEBAKER . « « POWERED BY STUDEBAKER CHAMPION ENGINE OULL hear a lot more about this agile new Allied personnel and car. RO carrier as our invasion armies rofl deeper into Furope... Born of war's needs brainchild of the Office of Scien tific Research and Development, the War Department and Studebaker engineers ~the Weasel is being manufactured by Studebaker under contract with the Ord. nance Department, Army Service Forces to. It's Studebaker built and it's ered by the famous Studebaker oh am ion engine... Officially designated the +29, it was soon nicknamed the Weasel. And like a weasel it isin stealth and swiftness in sure-footed movement on Prof. and Mrs. Irvin Noll downe, near Philadelphia, the home of Mrs. Noll's mother, Martin Fauble, in Bellefonte Jack Lane. of Philadelphia, re- turned home after a short visit with friends in Bellefonte. Jack formerly was head basket weaver at the Belle fonte Basket Shop and was well known in town Miss Bertha Lowrie City, a former resident of Bellefonte and who was actively engaged in the overseas service of the Red Cross during World War 1, arrived here to spend several days as the guest of friends Prisoners at Rockview penftehtiary had been presented with several new Vietrolas during the week but were at a loss as to where the music was to come from. for no records were included. An appeal was made to residents af this area to contribute old records to the prisoners. James Potter, of the Potler-Hoy hardware had volunteered to see that the rec ords were taken Rockview SCHENCKVILLE who the of Lans were al Mrs of New York to Those pent one evening last week at home of Irvin Schenck and Mrs en Berkebile, were: Mrs Jacob Confer, Mrs. Evelyn Millinder Billy, Mrs. Joyce Cates and all of Mt Eagle: Mrs. Ruth and daughter Nannette, Mrs Plet Mrs. Wesley Peters hildren, all of Howard the ang son children Long Ellis and The congregation of Run h take thanking Charlie t wn her Hunter's this means of Mayes for mowing It was certainly chur he church Ia appreciated Those who took the evening wit ter Fickets at were Mr ( Peter Mrs hile Mrs nesdny Rabert ILARE and Hall, visited at the na Rager Miss in Bianct ever supper and spent Mr. and Mrs, Les- her father's home Rock and son ey Peelers and Wworge Wie anda jiren Harry Masden family Faward Jame homes Ant Lock Haver Friday at ter Mary pent Thursday and the home him a & anti thildren ford Jt and Ex Lock Maver M1 spent parents Tatra Ler the Evangel Pairview § y oh H Sunday Holter Mr Samus Harry their " Col Mrs ' Waves LA Masder ’ and Paul ATE and a daughter Marie ra thelr Josephine Ma nt in Deitrd F the hm ‘amp rederick SNYDERTOWN Miss Betty end with her Harter at Zion Miss Lilly Beck of Lock Haven, was A weekend guest with her sl ®er. Mrs George Harshberger and family Mrs. da Dorman. Mr. and Mrs Milford Dorman. Mrs. Billie Marshall and Mra. Katie Dorman spent Thurs- day at the David Dorman home. at Aaronsburg Mr. and Mrs. William Powers and family of Avis, were Sunday visitors Al the Kenneth Powers home. Mrs Katie Dorman was a supper guest at the same home Mrs. Joseph Lannen and daughter { Beatrice visited last Sunday with Mrs Elery Krape who has been un- {der the doctor's care for soine time but is slowly improving Mr. and Mrs. George Walizer and daughter Myrtie of Mill Hall, spent the weekend with the formers brother, Harry and family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dreese and children of Lemont, were Sunday vistors at the W. W. Haagen home Mr. and Mrs Willlam Krape spent Bunday evening at the Myr] Showers home at Bellefonte Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krape of Hublersburg, visited with Mr and Mrs. Elery Krape on Priday after noon Krape spent the week friend Miss Madeline ns — A —————— HOWARD | Mrs. Richard Wolf and mother (Mrs. Della Relber of Centre Hall, entertained at g buffet supper and card party Monday evening. These people were present: Mrs. EL. Har (ris, Mrs. James Wolf, Mrs. OC. Gren |oble, Mrs. Alvin Shamp, Mrs. E W | Probat, Mrs. N. Wilkinson, Jr, Miss. fa Ida Bowmaster, Haze! and Ruth Kling, all of Lamar, and Mrs. Jo. seph Allison and Mrs. Mack Bowes of Howard, Mr and Mrs ©. B Reber and family of Salem, N. J. spent the weekend at the Dick Wolf home. SABBUA Vituive? ] MOSHANNON at the home of Thomas are his daughter-in-law, Lucein 8chmoke of New York and her children, John, Bylvia and baby Carol Emma and a few days with cle, Mr. and Pine Glen Buddy McCloskey ited at his grandparent’'s, Mr Mrs Harry L. Yeager. Mr. Yeager wha has been taking a much needed rest at his home, 18 working again Grace Borger spent a few day with gaunt, Mrs. Albert MeClos- key, of Clarence The Glenn Fye family Borger family Thomas and guests held on Bunday Mi Jean end with Milford Ciuests Schmoke Mrs Norman Hahn thelr aunt and Mrs, Luther Hahn spent un- of of Clarence, vis and ney the Davie Bchmoke dinne; an outdoor Martin spent the her pare Martin Andy Cingle of spent the weekend Mr. and Mr: sey Bhore vi Quick home on Mrs. Bertha Bertha Hoekenberr with her parents John Hockenberr) Mr. an Mi C danghter, Marguerite day with her parent: Miss Emma Jane Retoric and Mis Doro Wunch of Bristol, spent t weekend with Miss Retord Mr. and Mrs. Andy Retori and Mrs. Andy Retorie mo- State College this week HC cipates piea § | at week and Mi; here Oliver Quick of ted st the Cals Sunday Thaver, the forme: pent 8 Mi indas Mrs ana a _ivin ni ents Mr tored to The 4 ant outils Mrs. OU and Miss C the H. 1 Gregg Saturday there Alf Betty 1b ant Blate r Qu irk a thering er hi loft will m College of Jersey Quick me on f for Shore called at Bunday Georgia om empioved Yeas Borger He be red Borger AIUTGRY me and busi; Ca home Asin “My Clyde to Rl ’ Wii Be rat ack Moshe ¢ Borger RUNVILLE Lawrence Vargo and BalUmore Md. visited patents over the weekend Mrs. lLasrence Poorn two boys with their Mr and Wil folk « worK eo and Mr the home e Line MONUMENT nme tn NR Cpl James Young was Rr oYm on a Y.day leave Cams 1 Kansas on § A farewell was at George Galbraiths for Cpl. Young on Bunday. Those attending were Mrs. Davie Kunes from Blanchard Cpl and Mrs. James Young and two children, Judith and Jimmy Jr.. Mr and Mra. Ray Shady and two sons Robert and Richard. Cpl. Young's father, Raymond Young of Howard R. D was an afternoon visitor. Mrs Lena Wilson. daughter Cladys and granddaughter. Mrs. Lena Perrot and granddaughter Leanna Perrot were dinner guests. Esther Gal braith. Mrs Lena Wilson and Mm Shady prepared the dinner Mr and Mrs. Charles Wilson and sons Donald, of Lock Haven, were Thursday supper guests of Mr. Wil. son's mother, Mra, Lena Wilson Mrs. Harry Toner returned from the Lock Haven hospital on Saturday very much improved Mrs Charles Hanley has been very {Il at her home here Mrs. Hazel Durkin and children visited her sister, Mrs. Russell Mc- Closkey over the weekend Pvt. Alvin Hanley left for his camp in Texas on Saturday evening Curtis C. Walker made a business trip to Washington, D. C. one day the past week Rosemary Walker of Salona, Pa has been visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, George Bowmaster for the past few weeks. Robert Bowmaster, Harvey Mann and Bennett Merryman have all enlisted In the Navy. They go to take the test on Monday the 7th Nearly every house in our little | town has a star in the window and | some windows have 3 and 4. In one window Arthur Packer's hangs a banner with a gold star and a silver rturniy Inaay dinner held (one. Young Arthur Packer Jr. was killed In action Inst summer and his | brother John has been over in Alaska Both in the army. | anton where he was working on a farm for the past few weeks, HOLTS HOLLOW A very delightful kitchen shower wis held Saturday evening, July al the home of Mrs. Edith Burd honor of her son and daughter-in. law Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Burd Those present were: Mr. and My Milford Burd and [our children of Pleasant Gap, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lucas of Falrviéw, Mir Mr Clair Shawley and sor of Yarnell, M1 Mr and Mr. and Monroe Lock Haver Mr Mr: urd, Mrs. Ilda Johnson, Miss sie Johnson, Mrs. Fred Watson three Mr Watson I : Mri Hom dren place 2 in and Har Clair Burd Burd of ir ye and Mrs ri} Wud and 4 ana children Ante and four i Leathers Mrs. Edit we fn and were the nes isekee re 1m Nave he Have eA ment r wh . hing Monro wedded MArk attends rie ht at ren ue |} Raiph McCart: Fo Mr M ins home were : anc Bell ML E efonte artney of Harry ng Mrs and Mrz. Ruth Johnson spent Satu doy at the Orvis Watson home WOODWARD housed ir One Al Aline wil } hope he boul agalr Kessinger pont eroly NOY Iw of Charles ow WAS of his father (rove nm Kessinger an keeper, Mrs. Carrie Pulte nesday of last week for Miss ( burg. was gure Mr. Kenneth Omd day until Monday enjovs ch eTviee We cerialy among Mr and the § wel hia house from Wed few days Mifflin friend a th of of wi CGirace race Elise the her from Satu RIWAYS tosn ire} here 11 presence ore pr TF inte her FR) HWoster. for thelr one day last vacation Mrs Milton J man and daughter left home In Buffalo, NY. week after a few weeks There will be Sunday schoo) the local Evangelioal church this coming Sunday at 9°15 a. m Prayer service following Sunday school ses sion, and BE L. CE in the evening at 7:3 Seaman Second Class James Bech. tol 1s home on & ten-day furiough since last Wednesday. He is located st Camp Peary. Va KENNEDY Mr and Mrs. Roy Love of Buffalo, spent this week vacationing with Mrs. Love's father and relatives and friends Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and daughter of Milesburg called in our village, Sunday p. m Mrs. Dorothy Runkle Dreese has returned from Niagara Palla, NY where she spent a week with her sis. ter and family Mr. and Mrs. James Rager and daughter Ann were callers at the J F. MeCartney home recently The Ladies Auxiliary of the M. E {church will hold a social at the church lawn on August Bh In the evening. Toe Cream and cake Come | ‘ woe inismg in | PINE GROVE MILLS Pau ¥i Strouse returned pleasant i hur ’ n Bunday m a wk's visit with his I Fishburn Wilbur The meet Farmer WA with aw Lt Mn Dexia (entre ing wil Wednesda n ting. P range Falr will nicest ne A Patriotic Teacher RECAPPING AND VYULCANIZING NEW TIRER, TURES WHEELS AND RIMS KEYSTONE TIRE SERVICE RK. Potter Street Bellefonte, Pa Home Owned and Operated e — WHEN WINDS GET ROUGH A Windstorm Folley Protects Too Fram PFioancisl Less See John F. Gray & Son General Insurances {| Phone amr. Rellefonta. Pu. 4 "i he popular mi Chester W. Beher is IRrves | for nur farmers with 4 H i om bines gp————— ———— a A ———— Swing low Sweet Kilowatt / @ BUT the price of electricity has come down like this! NOBODY needs to tell v has been soaring toward ww that gh C the eng! nt 1 ving But mavbe vou do need a remin cost of electricity has been sliding If yours is an average household, vou" ting about twice as much electricity money today as vou did 15 vears ago West Penn's consistent reductions in electrie rates and its sliding scale that lets vou use more electricity at electric service just about the biggest bargain you can enjoy today, lower unit cost combine to make Getting prices down and holding them dawn keeps a lot of our people busy — over st the office == back at the stations — out on the lines With a lot of planning and practices! business management — and no little perspiration — ‘the job is being done, even in wartime. ~ West Penn Power Co. DONT WASTE ELESTRITY A007 MIGACSE ITS CALLP AND INT RATIONED thao
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