The following people picnic at Whipple's Dam Sunday, July 30; Mr. and Mrs. Luther Camp bell Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Campbell, Dick Campbell, Mrs. B. F. Nefr of State College, R. D., Mr. and Mrs Andrew Garver of Belleville, Mr Wesley Kern of Texas, Mrs. Stephen Zaleski and daughter Lydia Al- toona, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Camp bell and daughter, Mrs, John Luse and Mrs. Edna Luse of State Col lege, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mowers of Philipsburg. The picnic was in or of the birthday of Mrs, Luther Campbell Miss June sunt, Mrs in Erie Perr Warrel ent vacation will mothe Sweet The first families enjoyed a § Of hon- White Josenh S8nroat and aughter and Mrs Paul Mi Hubler and Ris M: ny Mrs her brother-in- ang Mrs 1 burg MIs retur Hg ‘ Mi Ft Nancy Paul anda M hel and Cire D. C Lewis Ss sper 1 8Segner Mr. and h me M of Hugh C. Dale a daughters Oxford, visited their sunts, Mrs. Alice McGirk and Miss Anna Dale, W ne | Wednesda aftery pani the | Bragonie: Bragonier al t Wednesda M Artl Mrs Ra Robert PADUre M and Mr. and Mr son of Phill fYening with Luken Mr nd M1 ialg ¢l and ONS Calv) 4 Davgl Bnyder spent Keller Bnyder and fam) WIT & Cpl Harry COingrict of Cami Pickett, Va. and Mrs. Gingrich of Newport, spent a three-day pass with the former's mother, Mrs. Ella Gingrich and family Mrs. Ralph Rishel and Calvin Stamm, spent Wednesday with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fromm of Bellefonte Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Thompson Jr. and daughter Margot of Cin- einnatl Ohlo, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Thompson, Sr, and family Mrs. Mary Winslow of Blanchard and Mrs. Milo Leitch of Howard, are visiting the former's sister, Mra Emma Rightnour Mrs. Nellle Allman and son Mae and daughter, Miss Mildred, of State College, were callers with Mrs. Alice MeCirk and Miss Anna Dale, Sun- day evening. Ple. Richard Lindeman of Camp Butner, N. C, visited his family from Saturday until Monday i Pyt. Harold Wagner of Green. ville, N. C,, Is spending a furlough sper and Bunday ister, Mrs THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA Mary Baumgardner has been ick list for the barber, Roy Rodkey, nearly a week and had closed during that Diebler children Mrs the Our for his shop M is Mebler at Rote Betty Fort Was with hi ther, 8. J. Wagner Bruce D. Gentzel, PF 2 now on dtationed at Shoemaker Base, Cal D. (Gi. Raup and son are spending the vacation at a cottage Woodward Mit ry 8 ness day Miss Mary don, Is vis L Is nast week was iil to have time Mrs Sunday and (ion spent Elsie a bus and Satur (iO en Mace Bellefonte on WAC stationed Washington, D days over parents Mr and the Sunday where Poorman, a Meyer neay home for a She with her Clayton Poorman Mrs, John Muifinger Harry Traxler family pent it Black Moshant Park the enjoved a picnic inner Lou Fisher of Hunting hel grandmother her iting Mi ell Fi Miss 8 { Stat rol lege, § § I guest he home few weekend Mr and Mrs Charlie Begnet and Bry: t } Mi Croheen James on of ome of on M2» attended Mrs wel and mide » on Mon Hazzard ster Williamsport James May veekend Dick Inger Knof dren afd MIs are AEA ved Mr Willard McGuk and Port, who w i“ t Is | f Py v 1¥ vin and chi Plan Convention Sabbath Schools (Continmed from page one) Ww intin: or Re y. It will quota of La tate convention Bell and Millbrook Mr. Bells cousit Altoona Mr ited Mrs the Willlam Osmar Markle apartment Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pomeroy Brooks of the funeral of Walters In wl ! and into I Tuesda: Mr attended Harry A "hi [1 fRAles | Liw at Hunting A ' fully met on Was stall meeting Methodist Sunda Bey will hurch The at Woomer Al William formers ember 10 and the inter in recently ITTANY Bertha Harris jeft hiwiren hin, where the fe Joying a from Cross dutie Cpl. Harold Stitzer left Tuesday for Camp Carson Colo. Edward Mane joy will see that anyone still hav. ing radios at the Stitizer repair shop may get them Wiliam Waite, who came home trom Idaho, where he ls stationed at a prisoner of war camp, to at. tend the funeral of his late father in-law, Charles Stitser, will return to camp tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keiser of New Bloomfield, spent the weekend with the latter's mother Charles Stitaer Mr and Mrs Prank Bitner of Mill Hall, and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Longwell of Bellefonte, spent Bun- dey with Mrs. Charles Stitzer Ltoona Mis Mrs Phila ~ Red Rimmey and Monday for mer 5 her - angler LITTLE Nitta: } d Inst 8B Mabe] with vacation inday ner mother at Nrech Creek Last Bun<iny Dullen the Wil Ham Dolan home were Mr. and Mrs Earl Harter and family, Henry Von- ada and son Paul. and CC. A. Dolan Monday evening visitors were Mr and Mrs. Orvis Clark and daugh ter Pyt. and Mrs. Boyd Butler family visited Sunday with Margaret Dullen and family Mr and Mrs. Orvis Clark and daughter Martha visited Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laubach and Mr. and Mm M. L Randall of Jersey Bhore William Dolan, accompanied by C A Dolan. Robert Dolan and John Dolan, motored to Danville, Tues- visitors at and Mrs day where Willam Dolan had an, Budd Brooks has been stationed In| yes BR. HH Breon of State College, went to Williamsport on Monday to a and BOOKCAM | den [from Miss Ruth Zang, former State spend a week. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Burnett and 8 ftwo sons of Niagara Palls, are vise oan unit. No detalls were given of spent the weekend at the home of | jelly glasses. cot. » ashy other articles mention appointment at the CGelsinger hos- England for the past few weeks, pital. He returned home the same day Mr. and Mrs. Orvis Clark visited iting Mrs. John Sampsell on Bunday at the David Helchel| Pfe. Joseph Rell of Camp Seibert, home at Pennsylvania Furnace, Ala, and wife, who Ia a sister of PLEASANT GAP Mis. | Bat. Glenn Wert of Camp Breck guests of enridge, Kv. arrived at the home of Oberheim his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wert Lock Hav- on Thursday to spend a furlough Mrs, Harry Winkiebleah Charles and wife, and son Monongahela visited the futher, Charles Bressler Mr. and Mrs, W, M, Tarbert to Cherry Tree on Saturday they are attending a camp and Bible conference held Assemblies of God church th v Mi nnd Mi Hall, und RBreog nd ind Kay f Mad the home IM cently Melvin Fore pent the home. Weekend the Fore's Robert and Charlotte Reeder of en Mr M1 Lo Lemont Mrs Friday at Fore were ang son Duane of former week and Mr: and Mrs WwW the Charle for a Tate Andrew Tate (ook W. Tate and Leola Whitehill home at visit last Sunday went Andrew located In where France Mary Su he atl Bellefonte Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Salem, N. J. spent the Jr, Is now meeting by Week \ KY t Si in th Lhe Ver spen Sunday wilh parent Cirove of Mrs, Wil. Chester Mi daught ann Dalbow « weekend with © tre and the 8. F NOll's am Hike Helen wndin a week at Newton ton. Mr. and Mrs. Ware wm there on Sunday I'nte are Hamil Hile drove Joan and Ie Rey Lhe 3 Mr Fitinm Lok Mwy Kelly H of Fien Writes About D-Day (Continged from page one Lee Reahm and ‘ rw Par Hackman hom Albert Matt ANCA Aer 5 Mr oa M wd Mr Pre Rae Anna of nt U emailing on Bundav parental LL ' It apes atier : " Meek and family of W rt weeken al some time ’ L { to get , 1 i sent the SBA bel ’ ' nm Gravel Spring lodge Ned Hosterman at the home of in-law. C. 8 Hosterman Hall Mr. and Mrs Mich. Mrs. Lulu Alllson and Mrs. William Boob ward, called on Velma Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs, A E Limbert of Contre Hall, were Saturday callers at the A. A Cummings home An eclght-pound daughter Was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gephart at the Lock Haven hospital, last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rider and son Bernard, called at the Charles Hoover home near Mifflinburg, on Sunday afternoon Cecll Hironimus, who is employed at Knoxville, Tenn, spent several days at his home In East Rebers- re x WW a Mo her fath in Cen > - WRK Killed in France >, i Detroit Milton Wood. last (Continged from page One) AL his Bean of home of of Miller spent a hort furlough in January Cpl Poorman, who was employed at the Titan Metal Company in the trimimng department prior to his induction, is survived By his par- ents and the following brothers and sister © Pfc. Harry BE. Poorman, with the Coast Artillery In the South Pa cific; Opl. william H. Poorman, with the feild artillery stationed at Fort Sills, Okla, and Mrs, Cordis W MeCloskey, at home, whose husband is In the Navy and stationed in the South Pacific Em —m"mr. a Suffers Hand Wound Petty Officer Robert HH. Breon, Jr, is In a hosital in India recovering burg from a broken left arm and a erishs | ses © 0 Smull was a weekend ed right hand, according to a letter! visitor In Lock Haven received by his parents, Mr and! Kathryn Blerly and Oloria Stover College girl, now attached to a Red | piss Joan Hartman of Harrisburg, | how OMcer Breon was hurt ———— ~Buy Bonds for future needs [her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas | Hosterman ” Sulane Miller and brother of State | REBERSBURG College, visited Relish Arbogast Loew M Adan Dorothy at the Mt br tf werkend and ther yt pare? On Ar the jl Norman Ziegler, formers in began work at Company at “Old Eagle” Chapel Home-Coming 00 3 Harry ( Belle font Boy Public Sales Additional Sales Page 52nd Kee J Wednesday, Aug. 16 MES FRED COLVIN HOUSEHOLD , » : or a ty or u “ * step indde mime lane kit ashy sifte mart I by 6 Bale al 17 o'clock t M. Bmith. suct Wednesday, Aug. 23 KATHRYN HOCOCKENRERRY executor of the Mary A HNooken- berry sslate, will offer at public sale at the late residence of Scessnd. on East Ouliege Avenue State Ouolisge Pa. the following We HOUSEHOLD OOODS--4 doubles | deck Tron Deds student table stands, 6 rockers. 15 straight chairs, 2 porch chairs. hall mack lothes tree. Oliver Yohn plano, In good condition; S«piece living room suite, Maytag Ing machine, In Aresser racks: 4 ack complete 2 book good condition; O KR. electrio sweap- i er. Baday clock. lawn mower, kit. | aennls | che xl inet kitchen ou brussels rug. 104 x18 Dockash oom] m™ ul a ing : re tools, - ? extension table 2 indder, and numerous Sale at 12 8 noon EM Smith, auot A | i Local Marine Returns Home (Continued trom page one) Saw Action on French Beach Hole LSE TEETH How to FA MEXICAN HURRACHIES 19% POOL SERTIARNINL ON ae sents DOETRINNIIMG DIVCIMRSSTONT BOM RT) 0 3 ramen Y a "eet Extra Specials RAIN Women's Children’s WEIR TENNIS Low White BOOTS | $2.29 | oe SLY 8 a aa } iii A Aa Saad i Back to School Sale We are now stocked to the ceiling with School Shoes for every member of the family. DON'T WAIT. BUY WHILE STOCKS ARE COM- PLETE. Brown’s Boot Shop Bellefonte's Complete Family Shoe Store BE a a alt
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