Jesse enn The Most Widely Read Newspaper In Centre County Random SECOND SECTION NEWS, FEATURES 8s good as thelr foresight —they man wrahped him io a under “Help Wonted period of | states | AVi In S Th dH Each Week isitor In Seven Thousand Homes Each Wee | Looks at the NEWS | MR ONE thing we can be certain of. | VOLUME 63. BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1944, NUMBER 41 Hitler is making no plans to spend : lh A the winter at the French Riviera . . h { p—— — S A matter of fact that isn't even J Sl t M by . D th £G A. G. whi | FOUL BALL! rt awe wa ake | FUFOF IN DIO achnine Autumn in Japan eath or Gov. urtin nin | plenty hot for him wherever he is C BY C 0 ¢ ut w “gna “CHICAGO Manicurist Leaves ase in air 0 u n ty " oN a . ccurred Fifty Years Ago Estate of $250,000," headline reports PF PF . Le Th Ja 8 Jt - Those manicurists sure make money t a d $100 a; bt 3 Po i ~ At XR | B I } f Tage Snicus Cour Nas t ‘$ ; 7 : ome Ih peleronvte WITH the Fren:’) Couturiers get- > -_ R- -— "cP + rhe at bey 1 1C - : . . ’ - ting Sack ata action and anh are Probe Sta rted After Judge 1s Told of Money Anniversary of Life < Ending for Centre Coun- micht be 3 gona me to repeat ih: Left at Home of Talesman. Another ty’s Distinguished Citizen Is Subject isle ex O0licotl’'s line nat it the hindsight of some women was Says He Was Approached For Brief Biography wouldn't wear lacks! Iudge Patterson of Blair county in over 100 vears Judge Paterson i ah Sr —— ee, A CHICAGO hotel guest took six On Friday ordered the trial of for- commented sleeping pills. fell atleep and en MT Altoona Mayor Ceri Rhodes In the meantime, two truckloads took a walk up the street, in the continued pending investigation of of almost demolished slot machines - { long mide, and arkd a startled woman | @ statement made by a juror that and slo! machine parts were taken to 1 " Centre “Does the bus stop here? A pol ce- $100 had been left in his home as a Hollidaysburg by Sheriff John Har- wn ) newspaper | bribe Thursday night vey Monday afternoon, on order of District Attorney J. Calvin Lang the court, District Attorney Lang aid charges of embracery and brib- announced, stating that he had pe- ONE of the raclo singing stars opy have already been filed against ttioned the court to seize this evi- had so much d fl y geting 2 Harry Wolfber Altoona riding dence after he had learned that nurse ty mnd her 2-) i academy operator, and Buck Wayne snard “Bucky” Wayne had sold fant, she took him to the st an insurance alesman, both of 75 slot machines and a considera- er. The child slept fine whom were named by the juror ble amount of parts one hour after . : - L J iri the sume; BOSTON Ekarbr has a sign in Judge terson continued the Judge Patterson had ordered an in- A.J ) ‘ ’ -l Hi Sd 2p omach alli nent whi window ready for V-Day Rhodes case and ordered an inves. vestigation into the jury bribers A ae , l vo Evers 1 to fall steadily lose op te dot of victory leav tigation Friday 1 nin afte) the - / f oi ( 2 % ; p. f ( \ i A The Monday prior o his death he refined ¥iisthes hal Juror ey a our oe ary Bellefonte Police ; ut out on the porch of tie fam- ved or ith 13 a 1 { i ? 1 / : gH v “ . ome on Jest High treet (Dow MILWAUKEE man, after going jo 39 bill Car Painted Black he Elks home), when firemen were atl traliby. TOMNG: g At OF teeth | © Ertl afthrward. another Ju | | Tyrone Woman Best Month To . simmoreg (© the steam laundry. He pocket His ad in i Ap Mlliam Lantz. came t the udge Hefonte borough's police car, for od in . ool evening air. bare- even different Beople | and sald he had been approached Years distinguishable because of its Hart In Collision Buy Potatoes !iicd and sppearing exceedingly 1&y 108L ‘on R we Ye . BO 2d him V i paint, is oe i service alter frail | WH inally hi laughter i a" a YUVAL y 4 es : } Sag been painted black : ‘nduced sim to return indoors. Lat- which has been a bone Accident Occurred When Car Suggest laying in Winter er that night he suffered a severe / ndition ranidly grew SIGN in a NY. Cab gift a one-grm ver. He y nd | Rhodes ‘ g : a one-grm dri Hall m Rhodes. defeated for re-noming f contention in Council for some Turns Left at Inter. Supplies if Storage is ais “swsekbl 4 " : tion In the Republican primary this time between ‘white car advocate : : , bs Se aA A BEDSORT, IND. woman is I= year. is being tried on harg and those who believe police could section Available verticsing for a husband Whos a gilfully neglecting to report gi )e o more effective work if their car goad clean, man doesn’t rink, | ling machines conf) ted by i as not readily distinguishable from yrone woman ow injured | Penn doesn’t cinoke, doesn’t sia turing his term of oft avergge machine, is now entire- slightly In an accident nat Jam ght but gets a pension hos “This Is the most outrageous and 1¥ black, with the exception of the aged | ars to the extent of $2350 fe L.ke that he deserves one corrupt attempt Bellefonte Police’ in white | \ I 4 H d Mag 14 y AN ARMY newspaper, in reveal. | JUry we ev ng Mrs. M ing that Paulette Coddarg was ‘ ! ii { i Special Services ot Houtzdale Child tussel R. Miller, 41, of Tyrone,| “Butaloes are an economies burs iGo eror Curtin and his wife had fest tr or wy Mount Eagle Church Killed By Truck : d left in front of te AM. Mice Ail A iow |niversary on May 20a little more{s. Hastings: Gc ‘ SIGN for Lewis & Conger's Sleep- ————————— Er ral weeks | orage o0 of elected thelr favorite Pin-Down Girl, commented She's (he that has a beau ful profile—al} : n 13) E FU 0 ; vETRI W , a sloray ram fo —_ " 3 ka X . ‘ ¥ shop: “Geiting the Bal to fife is Only Child « Father Over- re — ® of one. RB. D hn Aecealat . { the f ” ; A hardest when she's about 18! 0 : 2. received a laceration of the right However. unde: 50 eat are welcome Seas oe. Accidental hand when the car operated bY d e way down! 11 rial wr rT" wr vr i sane address shoud a Con met attempt A NEW YORK woman died re- Death 3 Bg agg gr ro any large quantity erntly and left her $100000 in cas : asi ' b = ots Dollar or off to 15 Pekinese pups. So silly. Think . Henn, age ten, only id of Pvt! | available fmperature ( be 1 AA 4 i of the look Wrong Drink Youth Borrows Car how many dave Jou coud eat din- h : | Mr we ley Steele m : n tant M is » dh ho : of the road ma rr | TRL pid For Cough Syrup To Visit Friends Gough! 3 9 it Qe 0 when ruck t : fy oY n + wa ; of vi wl } hovvig +. eolinr storage compartments wit! I's rone Man Swallows Small State Police > port Abandoned SPEAKING of dogs. the tragedy i I t ir Bs : earth floor are best, and “ome gi nil " : cf the flea is that he knows for sure SIRES BL ast GO NOt get 00 Warm Or Ux Quantity of Clean Chevrolet Near ing Fluid Dam GREETINGS wee bot! rg CITIZEN DFS that no matter how he brings up . i. : pan the home of his mater- 4 Re omy , Ng aw ney Le une 4 Also pol stnes mi his children they'll go to the dogs! ib fg: nal grat nd; arents and ran ‘to y ! kM In dark Piare: -~ i y . | highway after a truck had pe William E Weict 21 { Tyrone rik 141 ' A BROOKLYN ourglar walked «A a ich, 21, of Tyron Frankly brose Da into his laundry and tried to sell Rn | ("lng lo note that another w | Julian Soldier One Farm Labor Office took one-half teaspoon of gh un- femployed st Nisgara Pulls. N : . i wilne truck driven b Bat known Suid t det Kn ite ARR Bot aNnd tn tha Sandi i:# boss some jewelry he'd stolen a 2 gaso Ty 4 no wid by accident Saturday Morha d 4 at i fw. days befdre {rom ihe mans BSNS (Kyler-of phillpsbury. was following. | gf Wicony Nvadrap Open Until Nov. 30 pen ie had been visiting at he facta hie Aras lion Sroblem io [$0n that (ie was one of the gr home. He'll probably get out of his —. : © Dr. E S Frhard Clearfield county home of his sister and suffering with | men of ir tite Certair $6il abolit the same ume his [Sundry A Laat | coroner, repotied after mek ng his vt. Charl - y The Centre Cour Emergency | ® head cold asked for medicine. She [he was takis ar iw Yor Hikie's great intere 1. del.vered bec 4 investigation that the cf eat ad nibs of Juliat + Pat Labo mini (All Keep feted him some cough Yrup and 1State 1 ' : BA Lah s Farm —————— d i yan aCHeeenl purchasers wh ¢ office open unt. i November 30th, | B® Went io Fae medicine cabinet an revegled ! Man Injured As the driver t onl o’ ypped his - ielped his P-3 tang station in agcording to Ralph p. Emer a A ay nT a at y ral ngland reach records breaki Ww gency Parmn Labor st \ ’ woe Auto Hits Buggy J : WY he ww bop.) hr aii CEES total of $111.000 in the Eighth Alr All individuals who 3 ha de : ha Porce fictory Squadron” bond or tarms either part rect @turaay ent when & al 3 > i L 3 £4 ni : Pi O07 Lid a L 4 Posy» J nd the wd gh bugEY en whi \ Oastleberry ed a a . "a : ’ ; ing at \ rginal au r { the second floor of the Parmer Fhe. Was Js Mt he was riding. turning it over or v. Castleberry, minister of the wing Tuesda homme | 853000. he and his fellow soldiers | National Bank building Several ex- | S0rva or its left side, state police from the State College Chur i t § F hie aramdmmrasshi: c Si “saps | MEMbers of the fighter group com- Cellent positions for full time work- bo - taken Ebensburg detail announced ¢: the pa mr, will pr } Fe! 2a oh 4 "i gg sri: ir, | TAI ded by Col aroid Rau, of «1 n dairy farms sre avaliable at} 4 a" was admitted to Mercy hospital at mon ea Jund afternoon at 2:30. b cemetery. The . Hempst i. N. Y —~more than doub- present, according to Dale. The of. [lan pm ' y 4 4 ¢ { that figure un & five-week all- flor may be reached b ¥ kv 2 ount ‘ommunio £0 es San oy nt bot } drive. The money will y dialing 3213 : * . Martin Kerchensky, of Amsbry,' at Mount Ea nr \ " n the foreign r the|oY u y i 8 T d ¥) was riding in a horse-drawn buggy | vided at ervice ro. dn towards the purchase of a Victory, According to officials of the com- tan an non : t “ in ; na Squadron of airplanes. bought en- mittee, 717 farmers have requested about six miles out of Cresson in } y ret ngaeed te LL i A airpi i ) Jeg n m Gall dwnship he rar tirely by personne] of the Eighth Airjhelp alread is vear The office ew Agree ent dallitzin township, when a car > > . ir / a ‘ efaled hy Wiliam W. Naugle will Open Nursing Porce ‘is provided a total of 816 workers) of the TH of ‘Johnstown. R. D 3 struc 4 t. Dubbs x member of a ser- |! 1ipply the demand, Most of those | ote hsay. gram back of the buggy. knocking Class ot Hublersburg vice squadron which has been sta- {who volunteered did »0 on a part Dreseit rp Its left side chim tm’ otto . ——— tioned In England for the past 13 time basis, although 26 of the total aff} d be > ! i i y u N v ’ v \ uaiteq wh La He suffered a small laceration of ' yice At a meeting of the public health | month humber accepied positions for the " a y green nt : ¢ nel ’ » " ; ntws dt re Year a A - ¢ the seal, a possible jaw and head an irsing activitie committee - i yes bet-1%. 19 (he "Tht injury He was irrational at the he'd at the Red Cross nursing head- The office also investigated 39 ag- ri 1944, 1) Tits time of admittance and was unable Bellefonte Foy Lets rters last Thursday afternoon Special Services at ricultural JRiermehta and meade! T he new contra ! \ ry Heverly home nursing recommendations ta various draft | WOurs, wag ar Loose with Haymakers . is Shary Bee me tun nel Wolf's Store Church ua tions for all Titan to give any information. His ider tity was established ty a rati rep ried a class of jun- i . 4 . ‘ ’ . a 3 book he had wi. him t start studying home nursing - —— — ry fleet for o Vea n ; “interested —— — In a recer Jette from Paul } t Hublersburg A special service will be held ol HOLD KITCHEN SHOWER August 11. 19044 . ve, but = P om D Shawiey F 2 } i tationed he class will be taught by Miss | Gods Missionary Church at} FOR PVT AND MRS. WEBER The new agreement nta SMe Nese Sgt. oorman on uty near San Diego. Cal, to his parent Lin vy. chapter nurse nd Miss Wolfs Store, Saturday night Octo- | jamong other things. a maintenance ting Nn a determin Ie Bia - } At Army Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Miller Shawley of Eheasley, home econcinics teacher ber 14. Rev. Victor Glenn from| pyt, Leonard A Weber son of | of membership clause with a 15-da romoted COMM Bellefonte, he told of an encounter of the se |. Mrs. Reverly also re. Bedford, Indiana, will be one of the ‘pee Sara Weber, of Nittany, re-|escape period during which 0 : Re osevelt administ East with a ferman sympathizer while ported that no classes in home peaked “ voit’ in SER cently spent a 10-day furlough with any mplopg can resign from 81 hh dropped from ! ‘ m a visit to Los Angeles, Cal. His nursing will be held In Bellefonte | ie 1 Was bor In his mother, grandmother, and wife union. In the event that employe n latier yea Howard street Bellefonte, is on duty letter revealed A while wa a High School this ior iy : He spent a number of years on the nat. 8 . remain in the union they mu hot he was | ut the Army's Oliver General Hos- along a street directly beisind a Miss Rimmey Red Cross nurse Mission Field with his father and On Oct. 3 a kitchen shower was maintain their membership COMMON FLOP) CPItIE a Wale pital. Augusta, Ca sal tie. WOUnded U. 8. Marine had re-| gave the following report: 139 visits Mother. He today is the president 14 for Prt. Weber and us wife [standing for the duratio need eve One 0f 63 great medical ll cently left a hospital, the German made during the month of August! ©! the “Egyptian Mission He is those present were: Mr. and Mrs. agreement Hans. Jotutad Mastegiea’ly yr ~ "sympathizer spit in the face and by Mrs. Merre] Haagen, pubstitute ® MAD of great experience and abll-in,. Mayes, of Castanea; Mr. and! Under the new contract pied pr al factittles fo 1800 struck the Marine, knocking him | nurse; and for the mouth of Sep- ity with a burning passion for the yrs Tom Rogers and ehildren, | were liberalized. a owing all en Br treds of soldiers be to the ground. When the latter tried tember 24 maternity visite; 55 mor « a with Rev. Glenn wit{fichard, Guy, Clyde, Elwond and ployes with over five vears' service turning from Overseas have recover get ip Hl ® Oerman pulled a knife bi ht 2 crippled children; 38 health be Mrs Charles Harp, the wife of | Fila Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lan 80 hours’ pay for two week: cee ANd was ready for. “business” when service, 14 visits to schools, making *d from their wounds here. and have ghawley and several friends grap-'a total of 132 visits for the month tRev. Charles Harp, who gave his gone back fo {uty cabs ab. OMtke pled with the man and were able | Also weighed and measured 582 Iie for the Interest of Missions. Rev a host Hits "1 en, and to remove the knife from his hand [school children, held conferences ah rT nants ao, at ehjoys an even climate the year Within a short tUme Military Police with 14 teachers and made plans for in the Egyptian sands. You are ine wound Outdoor. recreational factl- were on the § ene and removed the medical Inspection of pupils Alded vited to come. see. and hear fies, including one of the finest 18- man to a prison, where he will be! Dr. Barlett in examining 96 pupils ————— . hole gol! courses in the country, are confined for the duration In Shaw- in Spring township schools; finished avallable twelve montis of the year ley's own words (ie sald, “When the! thyroid clinig at Axemann school Sgt. Guy Poorman, of 301 REMODELING vacation ney \ eM en the Belle! Vaca - nen ang children, Harry, Beatrice, tion rather than 56 hours’ pay for | Marion Mr. and Mrs William ione week off a8 provided In the old Krape, Mrs. Guy Nolan, Miss Ruth agreement Nolan and Kenneth Nolan, Blanche! Certain stipulated penalties were and Myrtle Young, and Janet Brigfs. | qoreed upon between the company [“V¢7 had who is IN| before the (hing i of Mill Hall; Alice McCaleb, of Ty=| vi the nion 10 be sympathy with the common Peo jersville; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bar |g. 0, oY aPpiied aginst MISCELLANEOUS per. Mr. Albina Peters, Mrs. Agties Doloyes In Cale of violation of; Abraham 1 Amt Lots of who sitended the ap Baby Given Special Care | Garbrick, Mrs. Eat] Peck, Mrs. D other eraant ‘hn the common people because War Pura ra Br oh he ag, Lhe ugly rat saw me and he had that|3 applications for emergency ma-| Healthy in spite of Ris small size, | §. Pletcher, Mr. and Mrs. John Tice addition pro- / cafteria, Monday night, praised the oid Sats phoatithi his beet Knife. 1 saw “red” and 1 gave him! ternity and infaht care. {Gerald Orvis Campbell, born last and children, Betty and Marlin, of jied lh Shinui x several Prankiin ih 4 quality of the fi . wo " we Ro, facilities’ ure available 10 give the both my feet and hands at the same! The following committer mem. | Baturday al the Muncy Valley Pri. State Qollege: Mrs. Mabel Bennison, | Job AL a x udy and the COMIN. [IOpIA ( he Tes= | ohy thers wasn't enough of it finest medical service to America’s Me 8nd as for the wounded Ma-|bers were present: Mrs Oeorge B | vate Hospital, Is recejving special of Howard, Mm, Minnie Long and vid “ " a teh rac! | ued Wa mm A reader wonders why the letlering fighting sons. The staf includes rine, he didn't do bad either Thompson, committee chairman; sttention of the nurses there. Tae | granddangter Shicley, Cpl Clar- oni ! . yg Rt the union in when 12 years of Rej free on the sides of the Bellefonte Police Mame of the country’s autstanding s— - Mrs. Heverly, home nursing chair- child, som of Mr. and Mrs. Orvis ence Barner and wife. Mr, and Mrs. | 0 “rey! ot - grievances SRterpHise under . car is 80 large. “Looks lke an ad edical men y WARNS BICYCLISTS |man: Mrs. John Lambert, loan chest Campbell of Montgomery, weighs Leroy Barner and daugiiter Shirley. nay gill In the ture con-lidge and Hoover h ; '[vertising car” he commented ry a is a member of the | James O'Connor, Spring township | Chairman; Mrs. C. Y. Wagner, Mrs three pounds and three ounces, and Mrs, Eva Oummd, Mrs, H. © Show. |CeTRINE mallery In both of these down Friend W. W. Sieg notes that one softball team which Priday wan the constable, reports he has received Marlin Rumberger and Mm. Harold RO the incubator at the hos- ers, Mrs, 8 A Gummo, Mr. and Mrs he common peopl m Fl APPIe- reason cars Appear (0 be aging wo He is the a large number of complaints about Kirk, publicity chairmen. The com. | Piia @ receives smaller and more | Edwin Pledier ahd Aaugiitet Mar. clate whole-hearfed sympathy be«iro.q these days is because the gual love made I Wn — EP —— p— : 4 cause FP. D R In 1822 carried “© pn 4M a Mi Cl er | pro Ten oh adit Giherwise hi tentien. sNews RD. a Mates vith 473 lactr. In 1836 10 iatuting Shopng si. sui [being an extremely hazardous pas- | of 22 paper pads were received dur- routine. Toe child's parents were) Mry n Walte, Mrs. Sara Weber curring 46 states with 523 electors, | conditions. The more modern your lime. Constable O'Connor said. the |'N8 the month from the welfare Still smaller at birth, the Tathét (she Barbara AmMmerman and in 1940 he carried 38 states with |. 0 is the mom it will hanuner snd Four Clinton County | practice Is illegal. Many of ie rid- Lgroup of the Reformed church, also weighing two and a quarter pounds and Mrs. Weber received ' ; [449 electors. This is Abraham Lin. | oup on the poor fuel Soldiers Are Killed [ers are residents of Bellefonte and |® donation of used adult and chil- and the mother two pounds Phos useful gifts from their rela- 4 {eoln's “government of the people pe — the official warns that in the future [dren's clothing i lf apn, tives and friends. Pvt. Weber nas! by the people, and for the people | Robot Super-Brain Solves Problems Reports have been sent 0. Olinton | 80y cyclist falling to observe the | Rally Day Services Maid wha hia Pieture [returned (0 his station at Camp yi © ; at work in Amite |" Man tiny How find the answer 40 Rta . : . , county next of kin of the death HE ng lights will be Pros-| pally Day service will be held in| Charm and loveliness mark the D.: Louse A. Blewart, Flem on Port Gln Rhy |riddies he never hoped to solve by of four Clinton county ol- V the Hublersburg Evangelical church | Maid from Sicily, another in a beriea [Mary C. Purst, Mackeyville: Le (use of Harvards robot super-brain, her's. Sunday afternoon, October 15 8un- | of beautiful pictures of beauties Mall, RD: Mrs. Sam- LR one of the inventions of the Killed in the Central Pacific fight- | “ | day school at 1:30 p. m., and church our war fronts, Look for this " Kills Monster Rattler age. Read L this unique ia: were Pvt. Elmer L. Heaps, son| A mobile speech clink was created | yorvice at 2:30. The speaker for the | Charles Moyer of Lock Haven Chine in (he October 15th issue of Mrs. Anita Heaps ‘ Gleasonton, and Pvt Sanford L. Crissman, son . Nellie B at the Pennsylvania State College in 1936 to serve the public schools | and health agencies of Pennayl- | vania 2 —————— No Dearth of Courses A total of 2470 courses in 110 subject matter fields are listed In the Pennsylvania State College cat service will be BB. OG. Hoffman | Jersey Shore, also several special | selections of musie. Everyone ia wel. come Help Por GI Jom A 4-man committee has been created at the Pennsylvania State College to counsel veterans. pod om painting by a well-known October 15th issue of The mages: American Weekly, favorite an’ Order from your nevAdeAr (killed a Yellow rattlesnake with 14! mttles measuring five feet and The American Weekly, favorite magazine with the Baltimore Sune day American. Order from your wededler ‘Ine ——— A —— Beware Students Final examinations will begin at * the weoong PPIAY- he 130-04 October - -
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