br August 24, 1944. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELCEFONTE, PK. — Three BOALSBURG weeks Swank spent four with hey Mis, P. I Virginia aye Spott Mrs weekend with thei and family at Huntingdon the Durners spent the day sburg. Miss Creta Sue tumed ol will returned to pending last Mi Mrs Miss Haze] Faxon Philadelphia, afte: week with her parent Charles Fa Mrs. H. T. Lewis brother and sister-in-law, Mi Mr Daniel M. Fisher and son in Washington, D. C She wil] also visit Mrs. Fred Kline at Midd Rive and Nef spent Si xon het is visiting Durnes son and John the in nome ner Ki han and he SPE Md with are Mt nh USE ‘I'S Cia Mrs ) BM meeting hursday home of Mrs. Miri w! were: Mrs. C. A daughter | ine, Mrs. Opal Neff, Mrs lus Houtz man, Mrs. D. G. Raup Horne: Mrs Paul John Ellenberger, Mrs. John el M1: William Callahan Robert Horner, Mrs. Arthur Lt John Williams, The Junction, N meeting will be held at the hor dred B Homan with Mi No wl Mi and son daughter of Middle spending vacation Callahan parents Mr. and Harry C ley. Frank Batley 23/C of spent the with his parent Mrs. Harold Young spent Sunday at the ¢ home at Lemon a Waltz and are guests of Mr. and A. Snow Pompton They are also visilin Monmouth Mrs. Miu ert Glenn Smith at the Oscal River, Md 0} their evening Wn am Bechtel chool held (ton week - end 0 attended anda Mrs Homan Cr Jarne M1 Plains, Smith and 8g recent th home were Way of Stomstown M. Bloom | and State the G rv Kline home dle Rey Pittsburgh Mr. and Mrs Rey Hoftna) the Anti-Salo Mr. and M1 My alid ai 1 in 3 bebo ting 3loom, Friday RN mdent of the forn father Charle after spend a week Dab Oxford visit Alice MoGuk on the t ers and two M and Mr children of Huntingdon, visited Mrs, | daughters of Myers’ mother, Mrs. Emma Brouse its, Mrs Sunda) The Myers familly accom- Dale Brouss supper Mr Mr. Myer parents at Port ed and ana panied by Dale panied by guests ol Mati nna ida family with Right ne a1 RRd NL Rebers Gup with her par Place wo M irk and Miss Al Robert me in © sister, ! Sunday Durner the L t the Those Frank Walk - George Homan a host spent Col Barge: pring EE { Mr. and Mrs, T. E, Sauers antl {son of State College, spent Sunday | afternoon with Mrs, Edith Lucas, | | Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rishel and! children and David Snyder spent] Mr. and Mrs. Francis the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Os- [two children of Kingston, jcar Rishe]l in Altoona {former's brother-in-law T) Primary department of the Mr. and Mrs, Lavand Lutheran Sunday school, with the week pastor, Rev. D. G. Raup and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. H. LL. Hughes of Os- Ci. M. Bloom, superintendent of the ceola Mills, and grandson Timothy Primary department, assisted by Hughes of State College, were call these mothers, Mrs, Edward Spotts, ers on Thursday at the R. W. Meyer Mrs. Robert Barger, Mrs. George home Hoiner and Mrs. William Callahan, Pvt held a plenie for the hildren on uth. Thursday at Musser's woods, The class | ¢ Idren present were: Faye Spotts, Nancy Koch, Shella Callahan, winnie Thomas, Patsy Mark, Betty Ann Musser, Kitty Lou Bechtol, Joan wert, Joan Horner, Geraldine Hoh- enberry, Nancy Hohenberry, Esther: Mi Virginia Nef! Barbara Sharer, Janice Witherite, Jan Calla- Gall Callahan and Bobby Wert Thomas Richard Bloom next siily Horner, Leonard and Wendell of | Barger, Raymond Musser, Jack and Terry Callahan and Billy Macker- PRE « th. Prize winner in contests were © 3obby Wert, Pat Mark l'ommy rhomas, Jack Callahan and Ray- Ga. an * mond Musser ay for a 15-day ome 2 Mrs. Bruce ghter Mr and Mr irbara, atte; two s01 Donald Olive R Mrs. Werts g Orvis Sholl Mrs. John He Advent « Texas, last Satur urcay Sunday Kane and visited the and sister, Bierly, mdnay e spent Paul Cet. re- and- { the New Mi past Rolland Esterline Cumberland, visited his and Mi F. A. Esterline, the wee ke nd Edith Dietz, Gladys Barton John Wert of Lock Haven their grandmother, Mrs. Leah at the John Hubler home weekend Randall Brungart to Covington, va., last week vacationing at the home of his parent Mr Mrs. J. V. Brun- gart. Their eldest daughter, Nancy remained with grandovarents to ttend public in Rebersbw Of PaIENLS, Jayne and Bon- Ho- COrge Mr the over ckereth and family re- turned alte) an, Mrs, i! kens Tommy worl £1114 ana ne hey chool Plc. Roy Gentzel ¢f Camp Gordon ived his home on Sun furlough ' Francis Wert Jimm} randparenty 5% Sal Al evening at her parents, Mr Hess at Millmont E. 8 Bierly Mr Abbott, Mrs. Willlam Kelley Eldon lligen and daught nded the at Sharer and dau and wedding Pleasant Gap { Milesburg near Milesburg B ded the ol and visited M1: lege with Seg - and tonic hoad { ul ' the hn Mrs nurch nome Stove; Mrs of and heed Callers at the Harry Bailey home Mi . Sunday afternoon were John Kling- their Mrs. Kathryn Douglas and her Mrs and Patricia C Boals- M1 and Bk! Norman inday shington, D. C and Pvt Earl from the Waiter Reed Hi washington, D. C william Callahasy of Mi w Plain Nannie ain 5 Jerily Wed: al 1 Park last and Mrs Charle Wayne Mansfie ang Mr Ohio, Mrs Wert nd Mi James warily of M an M1 . Jair Lancaster ichm Miss Rhoda Corman family Ang Nj and fam- her Mr: Harve) Jugs Sharer and Sharer RD Bruce en forme; mao! ana ' were Sha Rufu Hall Mrs called at hone areen rer ent vis- Mrs Helen Neff was a re with her Neff at Robert Rev. and Williams of r Ald rmer’s Ww Sui y parent ana heelock Of ay the 3a bx nuite 4 ing - of King ock mother rman ai Mich Jems . Mrs mri R 3 HILAR O me Lhe aunt ited Mr Cx L. Swank DAUgN = mpanied Washing and daughter Magargel Jr. and ant Gap, and Mr in Watson and son of New York the home of Mi wizabeth evenn 8h nortage eve Two the Thursday lock resent plays characters are bro ner ter {friend Ar wr last! visited | Wert, REBERSBURG dinner and Mr Hall, were the home Hosterman Gertrude Frank spent nome Penn guests E. H Mr Mayme urday at Bunday at of Mr and Mr Friday and Bat- of George Meyer Solly the at Booneville Mrs Roy Arbogast and to Middleburg on Sun- Mrs, Arbogast's moth- Elizabeth Relgle thelr for a visit Fred | man and son-in-law William Hotting of Pittsburgh, spent Friday to Sunday at the L. A. Kid- der home and were ceompanied home by Mrs. Eversman and grand- on, Billy Hotting nad been visiting in Rebe; week Mr. and Mu Mr. and family 10 bring M: home went day er to vers who Dur Ralph Cummin and son John of Lock Haver pent Sunday with hi parent Mrs, A. G. Cumming Rev. and Mrs, Glenn Weaver at Terre Hil week } Paul Mr Adam troudsburg on Mor * Qrien Relish home Jr Navy Hackman Rel: waaay and ireon into the Sampson bool training Employee Company Ws ite, Sara Harold by Hermat Jack Gladieiter Jar- Kr PENN'S VALLEY SALES BARN CENTRE HALL, PA Along with our regular sale on Tuesday, August 29, we will have TWENTY BLOOD-TESTED COWS These cows have been tested within the last two months Dust Collector Now In Operation HN laaY from pose ong) Wink. Jack Hews and Patsy The play Is being directed by I. Wink and Mn, Fred Mra Peters rs. H Markle, » —— Says Seipon Island of Heat and Filth (Continusd from page one) ired f them aft Bin 7a rus } ¢ high Saipa: mis] ot Jap has Announcement The driveway { 3} | | invited Park anvtime You are you wi roadw Way t+ | nsec Hai t- We ap you had d const , able logize road that the iring the past ruction and now proud to oad in ( CENTRE COUNTY Miemorial al Park ila PENNA: 4 COSA VOUT Use, entre S TATE surfaced might was ) we finest uflage camo mo- Keep never give away Ltheu Searching fire by mortars we little ROO abreast of ) smand for chemical i ntinues critical may ) ory ry does 1 they will be dug inte arm { steep nothing but a « § outlined von n our le effect And much in Iv s energy WARNERCOMPANY 3 L q » being #n- Ha AEF INTE DIVISION position y be till he A bank so it will have any ory they ae 8 flanking or out is Just a ‘to mind t in there hel maxes time. He doesnt He and 1s hn Curtin, J Vice Presider led was pu ASKS CO-OPERATION OF TRUCK, BUS OPERATORS District "Manager R. K Morgan of the Highway Transport Department of the Office of Defense ra 8por- makes an urgent appeal to of heavy motor equip as buses tank trucks, and others using tires and up. Ww report im. mediately to the Altoona instriet Office of the Highway Transport will be dirt thes of Salpat the the and danger feeling n neer with i of cla the rau your than of that funny he stomach when a mortar shell whistles through the and lands next door, the whine of machine gun or sniper fire clip- sping the twigs over your head, the rapid geometry work out In your head at night as sou lay In of the dead Danger 5s bad in the pit of t tation operators ment, such milk trucks of size B25 air You your slit trench which you havent Department a written record of ail dug deep enough because You buses or trucks laid up because of IERARRREAMEN Will Cut Your Fuel Bill Do you know that you yh save as ich 4 a" 25% of the fuel that you use by intialling Sorin windows snd doors that work efficiently? comfortably warm this Winter , . . practice Rye economy ut a time when there is no fuel to waste, “SEVEN YARD BUYING POWER" 75 8S. Water St, md Bellefonte thought you were in the center of a safe perimeter and anyway you were too tired to drill through the lime- stone, but which sometime after dark comes under fire from a Jap machine gun hidden In the rocks above you with an occasional gren- ade tossed down for variety Nevertheless, it is the dirt and smell I'll remember most, | believe The sour stink of your fatigue suit after three weeks in a tropical cli- mate, the filth you accumiilate be- cause you never have enough water to satisfy your thirst completely, let alone waste on your face The sight dead Japs laying around makes you feel funny at first. You soon get over that and ac cept them as part of the scenery but the smell of their bloated mag- got covered bodies you never be. come accustomed to i “'C' rations pall on you after a) while. One after another you tire of the meat and beans, the stew amd Wednesday, Aug. 30 the hash, and finally end up by lk- | MRS. ELTON DD. WALKER ing best the biscuits which at first [will offer at public sale at her home you threw away Eating is a simple at 704 McKee, State College the fol. process—you open your can of stew, | Owing {pull your spoon out of your pocket | HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Mahogan' {dining room table with 6 chairs and or borrow one, from. somegne. who | qq..." closet. brown mahogany buf- | has eaten, wipe It off on Your fae fet. mahogany tea rahog oak th. {tigues and set to. | bles; wicker porch couch; “To drink you pour the sand ‘ants | chairs; al r chair; 2 taborets; J and other foreign material out of | PIAnt sta 3 kitchen tables and k | ehalr; single ‘walnut f r+ poster bed your canteen cup, pour in water. ' oo... ‘pos spring. natural maple bur. (add the coffee, and there you are. [eau and washatand. small desk: | “Bay. I've gotten unusuaily fluent long mirror; 42-inch brass bed with Ltonight-1've got to conserve paper : 2 cohiffonters; 2 an little “Write when you oun, shortage of such heavy duty tires Mr, Morgan emphasizes the ex- treme importance of such reports being made at once whenever such lay -ups occur so that his office may bb in a position to furnish prompt information to Washington, where action is being taken to alleviate so far as possible the tire situation Mr. Morgan stated that a shortage of skilled help In manufacturing heavy duty tires, plus an extraor- dinary military demand had agera- vated the already serious shortage of heavy duty tires, which has re sulted In many buses and trucks in highly essential production service being: held off the road Public Sales Additional Sales—2nd Section of JAY" 4 wicket | of dresser hing mu npieie BiX «me 1:00 several separate LOOK ror alia ot iron spring. two #%y 12 ¢ Tires Bua re) Fun maf’ Satu rday, Sept. 2 MRS. ANNA A JORNSON ~ : @ ofle » . » we , bed ed noleum radle trol er Sale al L. Frank Thursday, Sept. MERLE 1. HOMAN hae i Diy Mayes publi farm one mil ith of State College. Pa Lakes-10.80a highway PDETROTIA preperty Pair of sorrel oid weight LIVESTOCK 10 and 11 yeamn well mated a TORI WOK team mi h YR Holsteins several springers King this Is a "al Dunc good producing cows, purebred istered Holstein bull, 7 months registered heifer calf. 4 months 2 Holstein heifers 2 months old and 8B months old. out of good cows Holstein grade bull, 14 months old PARM MACHINERY 4d.row Me |Cormick-Deering corn husker, pra tically new, all steel; Case threshing machine, with 22.38 cylinder, sell. feeder and blowing stacker, mount. ed on rubber practically new, Mc. Cormick«Deering No 12.A ensilag filler with pipe and everything com plete, practically new, John Deere corn binder with shea! carrier and | elevator attachment new Jon Deere B.foot grain binder. practi cally new. John Deere hay loade push type, new. John Deere corn planter, double disk, Tertiliger at tachment, practically new, 2.foi hay tedder, MoOormick «Deer side delivery hay fake in fair con- dition; 2 pairs good bobaleds, Mo. Cormick-Deering corn asheller. rub ber tired wagon with 18.0001 long ladders B feet wide, and with straw Iraek. new; Ohio horse cultivator in good condition: 20.78 Syracuse walk. ing plow; New ldeal manure spread. or on rubber, practically new; 3. [aettion and roi 2 whesiparrows: Roe 1500 and ali rest sound: 10 I Ouer fall m naeyva reg. old old | Perfection milking machine with 2 | units, motor large enough for third unit, practically new, McCormick. Deering 4.can milk cooler, new, water milk cooler. good condition {seven 10.galion milk cans, Delaval No. 15 separator with electric motor attached. new, 2 h ropes, pulleys, both new. st of tug har. ness, complete, lines, bridiea, breech. ings, ete, 3 new Manch collars, 21 inch collar: lot of celluloid rings. extra pair of bridies; new pair of ibreastbales; single trees, double trees. 2 new n os. one.horse cultivator, good; Yot of harness re- pairs; 10 to 12 tons of alfalfa, baled; second cutting, good condition, and Imany other articles Termy of sale cash. Nothing to be removed un*il settled for (Neighbor Reviews New| {happy we volume | Harvey ing paints Cribes and of agricultural committee Indica now are that the next War ampaign will begin in Nove - ing me- aldes You offer only chickory It is difficult for us, Harvey Flink friends neighbor to evalua the this poet ng I Clement Wood critic for | venture in the Make stake Harvey FPlink is g¢ born } He will be rfmembered in what roadside the Lions Loan ber Volume of Poetry! (Continged rom page one) of timing in this time of year poetic paintbrush is autumn. 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