Page Two THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. oh September 14, 1944, sts tl I ————— a ——————— I — — | 20 YEARS AGO CENTRE HALL nay Are 4 “n | i WOODWARD iin ~ y X : often Jne . Echoes From the Past |. W_ Chandler. of Millheim, had rc — 1 er ri Bhar 003 Gre Mar Hy Mr an [rn a. ompleted plans for the construction CHURCH SERVICES | Mrs. Max Herr returnes of a greersiouse, and the structure home the beginning ol —t—— aaa coms a Ny p Wy o wits to be completed before spring Evangelical Re W. K. Hoste from Philadelphin, were | man, pastor, Lemont-—Qhurch school *' 1a Beka I Fe v4 o ny niet 1, ‘ nes Kil, ! Fift Years A [oe] | Elmer Lytle, of Pine Grove Mills at 10°00 Harvest Home service at! ©d with relatives Mrs. Herr we Priest Wagne 1 and 8 @rads ! : g kre Y WHEN WINDS y g escaped Injury when his Ford Was | 4.00 Spring Mills—Harvest Home Rehobath Beach, Del, in July Boy ' y Next Tuesday \ Blackbum Last winter a helongl Jodon crossing, Soutdy Wate reet truck by the IL. & T. train on the service 2:00 Tussevville-—Church 5¢Yeral week in . | "Ol Low nij ' Op We { need } J GET ROUGH chool, 9:30; Harvest Home serviee Mrs, William Reid \ i his new" appointment in th mited | lowe: nd untingdon counts I'he ear was considerably damaged 7:30 Boston, Mass arrived Breth eaves Bellefonte N nnual hor 1 rv visit of A week or two wi ner Is f ’ y ' y { 651 41 HA Windstorm Folley Froteets Tos anual ome-coming . } father, George ennes Frestt , : ma 2 : service will be held in the Egg Hil |'® het ory Be " House in Bellefonte, and A. 8. Gar- | ann CENTRE HALL--Last Bpasm rison's aushand is chief man, former proprietor of the Gar- Evangelical church on Bunday, SBep- the Boston Mospit P “ : M Pram. : ’ ; vy ! rex ; ' ! man House, had been retained as | somber 24 at 2 o'clock. A nalf-houy Miss Grace Mow ALE ht Lt! : a Re J w LM aM t ] f M John F. Gray 4 Son Reven vs. Manager song service will precede the church spent a week , y ‘ wie Company I'he MilKielm knitting mill wa service, All hymns will be sung at!ter, Miss Ruth ow al ti ! { ] . i v y : General Inmarance en church at il 1d will ] n ordinary ble t James GG. Stewart, of Tyrone, be. The 16th t ta 4 +) 1. But came the new owner of the Bush | From Financial Less. fee | njuries running at peak capacity and was | this time. Rev. H, H. Jacobs, pastor uel Bitne hom Ley nd ‘ esl ' K reat : ‘ “4 $4 Phene 487.) " - . 1 the road producing about 500 dozen pairs of | of the Bellefonte Evangelical church, ' F Hoy ni nel in ! ! br ‘ / v BY { “ vw ' I hose a day. The knitting and ribbing | will deliver the sermon. Rev. W. K. | 5 home for a 1 p - —— / n——————————— were in operation 22 hours | Hosterman pastor of the Centre 24 daily Hall charge, will be in charge of the n Lhe 1 / ‘ west | ‘ f ! f ‘ M M Hi | { . 1 y | ! i! { { 1 i 1 ‘ . Mildred Wands an ella service. The Egg Hill church is part Y : i ( { State Collere irl were of the Centre Hall Evangelical {for a brief visit i resuming |? Bit M ¢ } ‘ “} We ore : om thelr long hike Niagara A charge. It has been losed ince | Aulles or Choo) yes . . M : : C. Y * WAGN ER ] and Buffalo, N 1928. Since that time the annua Pvt, 8B) ide trips into Canad Nevel {i Some-coming ervice TL i Assigned 8 m MAT ’ ] i MM i ! ad A { ' ; X COMPANY 0, and other places along u held regularly t Fort Rile < i vi Hi f } J ‘ M ] hey were gone five days Penn's Valley Methodist LL , living wit} ares i b fn. Ww 1 y 3 . na ar Sain 4 JE 8 | ' p Elizabeth Miller, daughter mer Nunemaker, pastor. Spring Mills ] : oi MN 4 J. Sumner Milles Church + worshij 9.30 t of la y 4 wis awarded the chool, 10:30. Centre Hull orshi 5 Vis wits he : ! M " ” 1100 8 . ! Tlenahan and {amily \ ‘ W ' WAGNER'R scholarship at Penn State 10:00 huree flier had graduated from th Owl ‘hurch school, 10 WO nire Hall i V. r ’ : P ollege High Scuocol in Jun 74 Approximately 4 hool news next wi QUALITY FLOUR an exceptional student : Ha iharan: Rev. © vent | 1s Thursd n ” irs. ou ICR # ag : Penn's Valley Luthera; Rev, , ihn s 4 " Anas . . hs . ¢ wv A Hard Wheat Pat. Flour magnificent powl ght lnstalied , te asto Centre Hall--Wor i Ena Fan : . 1 ’ ; the center of the auditorium Of chin 7 hureh school 9 30 Lulhieran churaa, was ! WAGNER'S Bt Wi formalin, 9.00 hurch dh ' . " Phot wo members of the congre- oneal 10:00 17 Ra \ . Chu Mahi McCaleb, WJ ent ‘ Rot The Mght, sald to have cost hoo! 83 vorshi ie 30 TL with Mi Mca) ‘ f ' ‘ pe \ CUR BEST FLOUR ximately $300 provided in " OI Ie Ley . 4 ; , " 34 ~ f wm : N 3a ‘ t . p .r : “ . umination of whe enti uy Ji Ay asin Wilh reintave A JIETHVA . : , 50-50 Blend ome of M WAGNER'S Dauberman Leslie Jac Cn oman a4 ir. Don eles hs ein : nie brothe VERY BEST FLOUR Carlisle where they visited Winter Wheat bh nt M }. £ Cr Dealers in All Kinds of Grains + * BELLEFONTE, PA. : } Centre Hal EE. mey near Centre Hal Prederick Brouse, Boalshurg, and telntiy who attended the fu he ; Edwina C Wisiand, Linden Hall, of r Samuel Gross Prictiay » : 'y 2 . William Corrigan, Sandy Ridge, wor rancLor 8 3 Arie ts ; mre We \1 HILETES FOOT GERM a es Le ea. aL ! ! Map ot and Charlotte Viola Barr, Birming- C Bainbridge Md. her sis. Ww M : B : R A N K | N A G L N Cs ¥ , Frak H Wolfe and Marjorie ters Thom Alters of W MARY M. RANKIN, Agent COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Crider's Fachange Building BELILFEVONTE, FA Kilt It, You Ma A . 1 YE 4 a aa a aA as in aka 8 ow 3 aati $ LE i ee Enjoy Fresh POTATO CHIPS ALL THE TIME . ) ' i the ot Pp ’ d . tis 1 iehet Rerorr TIITE VAD 18 OWED hare may yond] a ‘ Xi Frat De on " N - . rrica HYDE'S md aS, a i © min 1 i” “4 oy tp ate ( wh won the — " n ! Woods wh " those who cen shill get to work POTATO CHIPS . we : , ’ ' v3 wig, od dy 4 h wi in ovtomobiies, \ " K tn i ; ' : oat Rb , EY ' ry of those who are forced to walk Made In Bellefonte ' ‘ Get Them at Your Grocers &®rur Amazing new war vehicle travels in water ow glides like a ghost over swamp or sand ted on Prd with Mr and Mr South Allrgher : IL Do d mime ead or e loon Prance. pecording 1a ett his son. Morton. Heart trouble was v by friends here He went ver 8 IMMORTANT from Port Meadie Md the alle ey rome ® goody ! Before that he Look a ’ — pasigned rs the cause of the death of the well known Bellefonte uphu and change regu Five children and a brother » survived in] officers’ training and rehab arly. Gulf offers two flitation course at Washington and “ht outstanding oils . . . Gulf ; appomiment at your He children of the second, third Lee University §h Lexingto Va Reduces wear at JY danger points. ; po “Phe World's 1 . / i and fourth grades of the Allegheny Other cam™s Wiere he trained were i . * Sdn Motor OL” and Gulf station. » “ y sireet school, were entertained #t A Port Jackson, 8 C. Port Benning \, A ! » Hr. : 1M ra-aqual > LAr n weiner rosst held at the Hughes Oa. and Camp Walters, Texas GULF'S Protective Main \\ | Gulflube, an extra-qua HELP YOUR Gulf Deal. LW ity oil costing a few cents : er do a thorough job sthietic field by thelr teacier, Mis Pred Horner, ARM 3 petty of tenance Plan includes Hilda Leathers Among those pres. fiver, i= now I training at Lake Guifiex Registered Lubn n ; H less, - and save your time. ent were: Irene MeClellan, Betty city. Pia. He is a son of Mr. and ention which reaches up to / make an appointment in Wome: Marie Nelson Thelma Mra Jack Horner. near Centre Hall 3 vrral poantswith sen of of f \ advance. Phone or speak Shutt Elizabeth Thompson, Jo- Mrs. AE Limbert Mrs. Richard ferent Gulfiex Lubricants : 4 —-— , to him ot the station sbhine Thompson Ruths Shutt. Mann and son David, were visitors that reduce wear, and Then vou should sncoun ’ Betty Teaman, Jane Curtin, Belty on Priday of Mr. and Mrs John lengthen your car's life. . ter no delay when you M) es ed - Eckel, Martha Wilson, Phyllis Wag- Mcokle in Lock Hnven get Gulf's Protective ner, Elizabeth Montgomery, Netalle Miss Gloria Ware of Shamokin * Maintenance Plan . . . 18 Montgomery Helen Reed, Beulah peommate of Miss Mary Delaney In Built by Studebaker Shults. Marty Baumgardner, Mabel the nurses’ training school at Gels. AIR FILTER and spark- y Musser, Helena Bent, Pauline Wik: inger hosnital Danville, was a guest plug cleaning, and radwe- mer, Virginia Auman. Magelyn Pur of Miss Delaney’s at her parents ' tor flushing help give and powered by famous nell, Louise Musser. Ann Lyons, home recentls £3 i better gas mileage. A Betly Lambert, Anna MeNichols, Pvt rMalmer 8 Weaver is spend / 8 ! i clean air filter makes gas Studebaker Champion engine Jaan, Justia Baktt. Kor (ing 4 30-day comtmiescont Yaglough | burn mare cconamically, Pp ence Volynch, Virginia Kachik, Mar. with his perents, Mr. and Mre Orvis | SA ! clean plugs increase pow- lon Morrison, Beity Ruoads, Cialre Weaver He landed in Charleston, | ' 4 er. & clean radiator pre- FERE'S a brand-new example of the teamwork of the Rhoads. Elizabeth Young, Margaret 8. C. rome time in July. Until he : vents overheating Office of Scientific Research and Development, the Mills, Eleanor Wion, Betty Lyons, came home he was a patient in the ; ' Melvin. Foore. Oscar Garman, Ken. England Oeners] Hospital In Atlan War Department and Studebaker engineers, , . It's the latest neth Hong Gabriel Burket, Jack tle ONY. Pvt. Weaver was in the ine model of the Army's versatile track-laying vehicle known as Wilkinson, Donald Johnson, Calvin vasion of Sicily, Ssuthern Italy and the Weasel... This new M29C is just as much at home in Purnell, Roy Wilkinson, Samuel Mc« the Anzio beachhead He was water as it is on sand, mud, swamp or solid ground ,,. It Nichols, Rebert Bradford, Yinsant wounded twice. Each time he was a Is itself i ter, full A MeKeivey, Ba Moyer, Orvis Dag- patient in a government hospital in | got oully prog . doe deep wine, wf loaded but it geil, Edward Maley, Ivan Hansen, Narles. He is the possessor of theee | pan wn steep, slippery banks with amar. 13 Decker. Paul Ward, Wade citations. the Py Hes M Weasel is built by Studebaker unde SM * api Daa Ch igng, pie, Heart ang the ing ease... This new Wease y nder | Witmer, John Mills, Harry Davis, Oak Las! Cluster for serious shrsp- contract with the Ordnance Department, Army Service | Russell Moyer and Richard Alison. [nel wounds, and a medal for taking Forces. It adds another unit of war equipment 10 a Stude- wrt in— [part In three invasions. { : ‘ t \ baker list that includes airceaft engines and war trucks, Servicemen Attend College pa. Rober Part of Wright Pleld Military and naval trainees at the Studebaker . . . Pioneer and Pacemaker in Automotive Progress |Pennsvivania State Coliewe current- | James Paust, also with fis wife and honor stootMEE daughter at Pleasant Op, services in all!
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