Page Mwy August 17, 1944. Public Sales BATURDAY, AUG. 19 Hamilton will offer at at her residence at 140 West tany Ave, State College, a full of houshold goods, including a of antiques, Sale at 12 noon. Termg cash EM auct TUESDAY, AUQUST Moore will offer at public sale his residence, 122 South Athert sweet, State CQollege househo goods, including student single beds and mattres Ing room suite, ew Terms Merle sale Nit line lot Mrs public Smith x33 L ot “el Thomas \ cash WEDNESDAY, AUG. 23--Mrs enberry will offer at publ! her residence on East College State College, a full line of hold goods Sale at 12:30 E. M. Smith, auct THURSDAY, AUG Reeser will offer hig residence a full Une Sale at 12:30 Mayes, auct THURSDAY, AUG. 24-—Ray Bullock will offer at public sale at his farn located 4 miles east of Howard Pa stock and farm implement This ig a clean.up Sale 10 o'clock a m will served by chur organization E. E. Hubler, auct SATURDAY, SEFT A Johnso! will sale at her tine street ol y Mrs ' RE) hold goods wlu tiques Sale at Frank Mayes FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Scholl will other at Milesburg, the machinery and Sdholl service Reéason to study | this newsp auct rea for sell PHURSDAY Homan will SEF implements M FRIDAY Barger will her farm, on fle west Mills, Pa the leading from the Mills Pa implements Clean-up sale auct SATURDAY Heller will xt pu her residence Reber O'clock noon. a full Look ad later In this Hubler, a" WEDNESDAY, SEPT ter and Son will sale on farm Kylsrtown, Pa ship. Clearfield head of t farm EM FRIDAY. SEP] will offe at 3 farm af Tusseyvilie Lakes -to.-Bea farm ng ¥ OS Sale § t sauce Smith SEPT. 16 offer hold goods hie al o'clock | H. L. HARPSTER AUCTIONEER Prompt attention given all sales PHONE 37 PINE GROVE MILLS, FA. General Auctioneering ! Satisfaction Guaranteed Will Take Care of all Fumigations and advertising, if desired!’ AVAILABLE ANY DAYS BUT MONDAYS AND TUESDAYS, when conducting Central Penn- sylvania’s two largest livestock sales at Dewart and William. sport. AM IN A POSITION TO SAVE MONEY FOR YOU! Herbert J. Stover MILLHEIM, PA. Phone Millheim 23-R-2 (Reverse Charges) | THURSDAY, OCT. 5-—Guyer R.Crust | sale on the Roy ated 9 mille went of Bellefonte or 1 mile east of Waddle, Buffalo Run Valley, live- stock, farm implements and some household good: at 10 a. m E M. Smith, au Tuesday, Aug. 22 THOMAS | MOORE will offe t public ale idence 2 South 0 ' { personal HOUSEHOLD « i | witli offer Orie farm ox al public Sale res. treet State property FOODS beds ton . t 1 & y erm Suie a p | ms « Wednesday, Aug. 23 KATHRYN HOCKENBEKRY executo of e Mary A Hocken Thursday, Aug. 24 RAY BULLOCK LIVESTOCK. elect { 2 of them milk ooal- fo erinde* milk cans strainers rwylrer ¥¢ yiallevs buckets FATT 10 IT. FRANK MAYES General Auctioneer CALL BTATE COLLEGE, 38412 Real Estate Sales A BPECIALTY! Why not have the benefit of competitive bidding in the sale of your property. wk rope Past experiences have proven that public sales of real estate demand higher prices A number of Farms and several Residences will be offered of public sale In the near future Wateh for Dates! He's the Central Office Maintenance Man ond ‘a vital port of good telephone service He keeps the central office equipment in good working order. The speed and accuracy with which he does his job have a great deal to do with keeping telephone service flowing smoothly — especially these days when the wires are needed for war, “Please limit your call to 5 minutes” when Long Distance circuits are crowded. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA Thursday, Aug. 24 HAKKY WW. KEBSER will offer at public sale at idence in Snow Shoe, the HOUSEHOLD GOODS suite, consisting of double springs, bureau, 2 chairg and three-quarter ron bed with chalre;, Glenwood coal range; rie with mirror; 2 large hall Edson phonograph with quilting frame with table; 2 Chalrs porch seties medi ~ Cine cabinet 4 stands, dozen us- sorted picture frames, large, cabinet stove heater dresser with © drawers and mirror carpet sweep - or Kitchen tables; gxtension table, #8 kitchen chalrs; morris chalr range. Alrline radio; cot and, drop leaf table square kitchen table box with ld, cloul room table and with leather sents : assortment SUFAIS DOW saucers, wine set of celery aot ctures and music cab- galvanized his res. following Bedroom bed and stand; springs, hat mire rot rec Orda porch oll } hen wash one.leaf; large pitchers and ish, set old ten table Friday, Aug. 25 I. i. SKYLER "lh 1400 wel ki mare Ke 1 ™ DMP LEMENTS aM mowe Inte at FARM je dig « tar rT ah Abr ig r John WRhgOLAs box: 2 Interna Harness tle: TOM = DOr ’ Saturday, Aug. 26 IOHN WW. CONDO 8 * ed * » 18 Flurn a RINT LANNY blackwmith PRauiilr [! : a ~w ahnvasesd pood aM ° whesibmrrow, 2 10400t Ratna: Jot of small chains a , . 4 0 :- ePOWET Saturday, Aug. 26 . LE greet Pa the 1 : HOUSE of made wa " ’ wing MTLY LD OO0DsS A ebHhoard oemiaker ticles too Terms «¢ BLANCHARD A few on Sunday i great mmmbsr of people In vicinity were aroused over the nt loss of Robert Dietz son of and Mrs. Dean Dietz. When the searching party falled, State ite were called Alter some In. the child was found (Asleep behind some balls of twine barn entry Frank Courter had a very painful And unfortunate atcident inst week while working for the P DH. In attempting to get the endgate of one the highway trucks to operate, he injured the middle fingér of his right hand to the extent that it waa amputated below the first joint. Mr Courter is recovering nicely | Walter Lindsay came home froin York unexpectedly on Sunday after noon. He is suffering from a skin infection which makes it impossible for him to continue his work for a | time ! Mr. and Mr. Russell Bechdel of McDonald, are visiting with Mrs Mayme Shaw fgt. Max Kunes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kunes, arrived home for & [21-day TurloUgh after being in mili tary service for four yeas, Kunes' Was last in active duty In Rew Oul nen i | Pvt. Thompson Bechdel, has a week's delay enroute In his transfer from Pt. Belvoir, Va, to Camp Rey- nolds, Pa. He is spending this thine with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Thompson Bechdel | Mrs. W. H Bpangler and Amma Bpangler left on Wednesday for {Beech Haven, N. J, for 2 3 weeks’ | Vialt. | Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brungard, IMrs. John Willams and Mrs, Eu- (gene Lettick of Lock Haven, vaca! tioned for a week with relatives and friends at Pottstown, We wonder if there are Ameri. eans foolish enough to believe the! fronagands that comes from be NOs Ye. ett fore tb vestigation the ‘to school ohiet, a0 expects Bu THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. PLEASANT GAP Mrs Haven Martha Watkins Pa. 1s spending with the Noll-Melroy helping to care for Mr. Noll who has been unable to leave his bed- room for the past five weeks It. (J. g) Terry Noll has transferred from Fort Worth, to a Naval base in Kansas Mrs. Paul Keller arrived here last week for a short visit with relatives Mr. and Mrs. John Moore will drive her home Saturday. Mrs. Keller has been ill since last November and her many friends were happy wee her about again The Hubert Koche family, of State College, spent an evening last week at the Noll-Smith home and on Sunday the Feldman Hamiltens of Houtzdale spent the day there Helen Tate and Joan Hile return- ed home Sunday from Newton Ham- fiton where they report a most lightful week. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hlile drove there for them Last Tues our young rost at the Henry camp In when of we WG weeks family and been Tex- us, 0 de. ay evening twealve folks enjoyed wimming pool from a intil the 24th 'ampa, Fla enters shower is Nome Nebraska will report first trip forces ne to his Ng the home since armed more than a YEAr Rg Mill Richard Fultz Mus "rr of Patricia homas of Hall, is visiting Mr. and Mrs wWilllamsburg., are spending some with Mrs. Paul Baird Gheen, of Sunbury nn nn John time Mrs A gues Nelle t al he wome of her son Ceorge Mrs. Henry Noll mother I overnignt Mrs Alan Monday nad da Wh guest Ol ner at Rebersburg iil Jlack Moshan Miles Margargel, Jr, and friend Daniel Hook, of Washington, D. C and A L New York, the Iatter being in service with Mr. George Margargel, Sr. In Cuba 44 year visi the Mar- cotiage near Lamar Ray Noll lef Ray the Volenda, of ARO, Are ne at gargel My M: camp Corts on ger wh employed on al Zion Sunday with folks. Roy wa irned down eral times when trying fo ehiter LU armed forces, s0 Ib doing his bit © helping Ww feed them Tom Roushs Guard lor is ree On 2 ¥ ’ vOur of aly | to the King noted general spell Ve w 1" Ai : sth Army Africa and ink and Mm Ger. companied some friends ’ to attend = fe Geor Jr and the Margargel Houser now with gland Robert Nevin Ke Brown, ( Corman es In ‘has Aly Er f guests at the Noll were Miss Kile and Mrs Runkle. of Cen- tre Hall Mrs Keener Runkle of Middleburg and Mr. and Mrs. J H Sheppard of Horse Heads N. Y The Robinsons returned 0 their home weeks ago after an nore thai a yeas Showers and Emeline camping In the Seven with some girls from armed home of Mrs Laura Run- Crrace several absence of Dorothy Ross are Mountains Centre Hall Mrs. Ruth Eby returned home last week from the Centre County Hos pital where she spent a few days under observation Richard Brooks, of Millbrook, call- ed at the Noll-Melroy home Sunday night Elght-year-old Joan Rhoades spviit from Sunday to Wednesday at Hol- iness Camp, Beech Creek Guests at the Prank Keller home Inst werk were Mrs Prederick Dale of State College, Mrs. Geo. Vongun- den of Bellefonte and Mrs. Bar] Vo- nada of Pittsbyrgh Patty Park, of Bellefonte, spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Park Dr’ and Mrs. Melroy returned home Sunday from Dagfiville where they had been visiting their daugh- ter ] Mis. Edward Houser entertained the following last week: Mrs. Irene McGihley and Miss Laura Hoover | and son John of Clearfield. Seaman Carl Gettig has been sent | to Pardue Umiversity in Indians, Itvin Shoemaker Is now located in France, Mrs. Fred Luts, who accompanied the Dixons to New Jersey 0 visit some of their relatives, returned home Inst week Clyde Johnson, who 18 enjoying his vacation from Rockview, visited Oettysburg and is making several other short trips Mr. and Mrs, Harty Stover and Mrs. Norman Walker made a busi. ness trip to Seranton, Bubday, and were unfortunate enough to miss the bus and had to remain oser night. Mrs. Millard Schreffler spent tha weekend In Masti. | Mrs. James Krum is home 10 see her husband fo have August a 20 furlough Lee Bmeltzer has ana purchased be home the cabin on Spring Creek owned by the Ni, Sweltzer's Mrs guests Mary Eugene Barney from Altoona Adams, of Sunday with the retrurn of herself week's vacation The Ladies’ Biblé a chicken and wa evening at © Helen Shuey will be Mrs. J D.., Mr. and of Harrisburg nurse Ceorge i" al [he 30 , and Mr hostesses Wat sl, Mr: the 8 cadet Mrs week Aller of Washin an indefinite and Mrs. Fred ’ lerson (Lot £ here for visited i Mr daughter were f Thursday My Mrs. Phillip visit son, Philip rage. N. C Willard Mrs. I Quests ny las and their next and inst Milesburg Cingher's Class regular Bellefont Walter Miss Emily of Allentown Margargel senlord entertained week spent upon from Pa have Mary will supper meeting Eckenroth R Smeitzer Smeltzer, visited Jr last Zimmerman and Helen D iar week Legal Notices ADMINISTRATHIX'S REED ’ state ol JON ane Ww u : Cy | Ww BLANCHE ( Pe. Admin & LITKE EXECTLTOR'S Estate of W ALLEN ale Of Milles Township deceaned Letters testamentary estate havis indersigned Eee y state 1 telay 101 set BRUNGART stor JOHN ttorney for es EXEC TORN JENNIE ) jece ate Of ADMINISTEATOR'S Estate { HERMAN Fa jecepned ete { eatate Davie deraly ithe adminis above the Ut od to maKe havine wid slate Lo present 2y fom ¥ int de se ttiem LEWIS EXECLTORS tale of BEDITH of Bogy my. Pa rs Leslamentary ® Tow p. Ce Lyre el. all per sald eatatle ate imned ate payment, and (hose CiAMns Or deta Ne same w O00. B+ NOTICR NOTCH BRUNG NOTH BHAMER NOTH} HAH : at ae eguUested W AT aL NOT HART LEY deceased on alate DAYIDg ndersigned the sald eats Wg been ii lmmedinle delny for HARTLEY H. JOHN! Mi "ON itworneys for est EXECUTORS ARGARET E Lo nA M Estate of LER tree | EMING COURT Walker Court AUDITORS Potter 14 are payment, and A demands estate 10 present the settimneny lesb urg Bellefonte Hors JOHNSTON & fle site Pa dex Presiden Townslup ted 14] erected L757 Deed WH the wry and nr gr PETROS Book, Vol page Fhere is lat] CTIEG prernise A <5 IWELINE Nouns D BIDS WANTE ( bi poral will ndebled ahve fr yo Tea t received LEP a are gaiig Raine ww ROB Pa. or PHILLIP t Pa. Exe JOINS TON | ME Arnage El £, NOTICY FIED. Hall Borough © hand o the above ited Ww the eleq ed Wo ma PROCLAMATION WHEREAS tl we Honorable H Judge UTORS SALE OF REAI PERSONAL PROPERTY C. Y. WAGNER & COMPANY * * WAGNER'S QUALITY FLOUR A Hard Wheat Pat. 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