Centre Democrat. (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, October 05, 1944, Image 3
October 5, 1944 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELEEFONTE, PA. Page Threé ~ - ——— rae T |] 1 : : {by Mr. and Mr J. B Hoov er of been In use at State College It Mail Plane Pilot ‘Dinner to Open Drive [Seven County Men |) Mr und Mes JB Hoover | Principal Stock bets In Ute Bl De, Ty Tee Killed i in Crash. For War Funds Here On Casualty List J © Hoover us been mi ing Receives Tribute tools throughout the countrs ! action since September 1 | Miss Dorothy White, a member of (Continued from page one) (Continued from page one) (Continued from page one) i I'he Madisonburg soldier, a sharp- (Continued. Irom. pigs One) the Teen-Age group, gave an inter was low, and the sound of the crash brary, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts Sal- fe rk. He had been assigned to!Shooter of high standing, had ar- reached them vation Army, Crippled ClLildre: L th Armored Infantry Jattal- rived In England early in June and Milesburg Fire © n of the 164; Armored Division | 80cording w Ca Re ve by ws lations, he finds much satisfaction in develop better citizens so that they ‘haritie th re bein ent overseas parents, had taken part in the early the fact that the schools have Can work for a better community , n December 28. 1924, at Roops- stages of the Invasion in France | steadily progressed and grow: He She sald that they have not as yet ing tr eK, Teach ot it will, In reality, encircle Benner township, he later re- ve al Week; ago he was given “1declared that his chief purpose as been able to find a place suitable for battlefield” promotion to staff BEr= | an administrator is to render the ut. | their headquarters but that a num- geant. He was in the Infantry and | ost ervice to the bovs and girls [ber of places have been offered to onlinents and 91 untries, | 80NG Hieasan ap schools, He had! W® with General Eisermows attending the schools (them. Bhe also stated that this has crossed embattled seas. sifted mp! by the Glenn L. Mar Tid Rnny. a ve i In his presentation remarks, Mr. 8T0UP has received a number of con- nes ; 'f Baltimore as an assistant i $ Halnes rOw1 hin Hie) School Lenhart recalled that Mr Stock tributions from own organizatior * ot bye Wi p died fo poh > in | came to Bellefonte in September 1010 | © well as from Individual las a graduate of Gettysburg Col-| It was decided that Mrs. Blaney . be put to work by the 22 member ‘ | y od 4 x Pat ' (February, 1942, trained at camps i BgeiNne the National War nd s : ch .Beloursey, Fey) rola, Florid » rt) Carol 1 n [lege. Bellefonte was his first teach. | President of the Association, should \ Caan t alifor Florida, North Ci ing ' \ " t ms been put to work | n \ id i ce mes J wil wba y ing assignment. Mr. Lenhart declar- {be sent to Philadelphia on October ‘ad } ‘ | N i i" and then spent ne time on Mane ‘ t4 ‘ . ‘ Bellefonte to maintain our lo | Set hat ' A No; Distilling ‘ ed, but Mr. Stock has kept well in 1-12 to attend the Btate Convention of administration has been beset esting talk on the purpose of this with a fair share of trials and tribu- |group, stating that thelr alm is Ww ine wo spilled U slo for the services of the in Bpring township for 15 flames, | National War Fund are now at work | Years, attending the Bush Addition through closed borders { nd | 1 barbed wire entanglements to JH before being inducted into AULEQ DAELTrt f . rt | €1 ! n 1 Later he '.’ feat vices promoting health and welfare ( overmment | . } . . {formed in administrative nethods ( Parer I'eacher Association nd doing muah to prevent juvenile ai i 4 Ter through careful study of the seliox y is to be held at the Benjamis f { {delinquency, a factor which must be i oo ) of other tow: and eitie inklin Hotel int t into the infirmary reckoned wi Rn these wa m 11. Hamilton Slightly Wounded etter written by the d i missi He served as president of the 4 . mes , weiidzowy 4 | io 1 an ecided Add dven on ecards found on no D. Hamilton, 22, son!puy September 9, and received by | State Principals’ organiz the dead pilot's body were 280 Che In orde: make ou uota it will of M nd M Jutler Hamilton, of nts September 24. read in! additional courses at Penn nut re Pittsburg! and 327 ben y wr all of 1 0 give at ervill vir lightly wounded In o.p¢ Don't worry about me am | has received hi Ei h street, New Cumberland. He 18 per nt more than last'a in Fra n September 19, id getting plenty to eat titution WH nmar nd had been \ yeal s YHY last fall covered only a : : ved ye Wii's hy hool Sgt. Hoove \ m ¢ September ] SIX Mot 5 0} } i AR Cle i i y i “1 f i wn t fost | C4 nd w "of t} x ryt k:4 } . 1h { Siubstiianu AL al Sobbbbbie . " " . { comi { | : | i nd was an n 1 tinued § A a . . " { that ail #1 TT Hi EEE Deked Fe —— His body was removed t timu How ¥ h On a ybally 5 THA 14 TH ! tending track man. He has two bro ton, Del wher funeral se t ae { of our venture and u i Wa uid el 1Jso m ' of le Ban were held Monday auture ur home lront depend CPi milton w sn ! am hey are Sgt. Harold B, Ho ard a bomber I 1 1919 there were ffs theatre mane in Today there ar four E41 ad 2 ‘mi " y " x : d i y ; / . ad | DAY. he new High School bulla, 1 attention. No follow-up work! 3 It’s football time io) { are sige that wavs { mp in Califor al f Re also i rat , snhart spoke - senor # to the western and central Pennsvi- of the collaboration ar igor- V Lal * Was ihen sel MV 1 \ Wy two!8 k's work during tl pla; ou {1 nation widch have been 's ! alg anae ! England i UND x M 1 hed; and building of the new struct ny Vo gr u : et at re eo. 4 E And mum's the word. {freed from Ge an t ny April efor Jef RT “iil The supervising principal Vania area — — Pp te ! ring i v ne it at t 1011 {1 ir ¢ wh here as teacher mathematic a? aa te You'll join the cheering section r Pet. John W. Saxton Wounded for o. family reunion "1" 1team which participated in AD AD- spent in JTOUR-SIngIDE Muare nw | B For our flowers you can afford. P Join W. Baxton, Ji Wu action in Italy { ’ v ' fy ar 1 hey ¢ i sy ' w d i \ ‘ ' 1 i Am i pai —— Deehung | i tate C Hunters Bring Back | HOME OWNERS | on ot ar Untnviter Tuesaay to their son while he was hospital. |H. Sloop resigned that | 640 Lbs. Moose Meat * And we have the Ww 3 iv from their 3 n ac reonal friend of uo (Continued from pepe ome) = best Selections nd took preliminary training | hocal Coupl class his project will b ken m the hind § FOR ESSENTIAL REPAIRS Cem Sh Mi ed Uh Wedded 50 Years ssn son th teint ait i sa cre nr | FLORAL GARDENS (Continued rrom page One) : i el : ) ” a : C About 23 announced that this method ‘ i owarda >t HE GOVERNMENT ha & Fa a AT iat oe a ae : { Jnintiraantl) Howard re HH number | years Mr ons was emploved at the NOW! Cla ! hav the material ‘ . ol bu rire «+ Lauderbach-Griest warehouse on W } . : Street. He is now employed as gible fo or at the Bellefonte Trust Com- yu rete ¢ De - Mi Guy W Mf Bellefonte: Mra Mada - {1 Fr. whet ¢ Whe ii nto vn Confer of Bellefonte RD: Lee of vice. He 2% a brother James Har. Milesburg. Harold of Tyrone: Mrs rison Saxton. an air cadet. now in Eva Ammerman of Geneva N.Y : ; wi J. Prankiin { i of Philadelphia ave 21 grandchildren and 17 South Water St. Bellefonte S/Sgt. J. EB. Hoover Missing great grandchildres training at an ay Seid in Georgia and persons were present at the d Mr. and Mr Harry Lyons ha, Joyes Ret " Breon Walter A small deposit will Jaunty chesterfield hold any garment : with sharply cut lapels 8 ‘till wanted and shit pockets, Johnson and children. Malcolm a and pbby all of Tyrone va Ammerman. of Geneva, N and Mrs. J. Pranklin Lyons ; and son, Harry of Philadelphia, Mr : th and a velvet collar add Frank Lyons and daughter, Hele: _ 4 of Mt. Carmel, Mr and Mrs. Frank rd | % to this smart chester Palmer. and Mr wd Smith of J y 4 Potter Mill . 4. held, 5 Girls Injured In Auto Accident er. Gently tailored. Continged vom page one) nm i’ nbs Co A Shoulder and pocket wound were dressed It £ > ’ : iired five stitches 10 close a we ) k a - interest, Going shopping today? 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