Six Page — REE MRS. HENRIETTA A. YOUNG | Mrs. Henrietta A. Young, a native] of Fillmore, Centre county, and wife of Rey. Willlam Murray Young, Methodist minister, died in Harris- burg Wednesday, Oct. 18. With her husband she resided at the manse in Hollidaysburg until Rev. Young? transfer three years ago to New Cumberland charge. Surviving are her husband and son, Milford, a resident of Bloomsburg Funeral services were held at 1:30 o'clock Saturday in the New Cumberland Methodist church WILLIAM MILFORD LUSE William Milford Luse, of Centre Hall, retired carpenter fled Wed nesday, Oct. 18, at p. m, of a heart atts {ll for about a week in Gregg township was the son of Abrahan nah Luse. His { Daisy Kerstetter of Pott survives with two dau Helen Harvey of Phi Mrs. Margaret Spangle ter. A sister, Mrs Auburn, N. Y. and four i dren also survive. He was of the Reformed church Centre Hall and the IOOF lodge of that place. Funeral services were held from his home at 2:30 p. m. Satur- with the Rev. D. R, Keener Schuylkill Haven, officiating. Inter- ment was made in the Centre Hall cemete ry. xe wif Wile John ndehil- a member ¥ ol day of VOTE FOR BERNARD J. CLARK DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE _FOR CONGRESS Am A Member of Townsend Club Ne. 2 ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA { Political ent advertisem Surviving | Emerson Lehman, of Logan- | Lee | two grand- [OBITUARY | HARVEY WOLFORD LEHMAN Harvey Wolford Lehman, 70, a re- tired farmer of Loganton, R. D,, died at his home Wednesday morning Oct. 18, of complications following a year's illness Mr. Lehman was born at Mt. Union, near Carroll, lived there all fils life, He was a member of the Lutheran church are his wife, wilhelmina, a son, ion, R. D.; a Walker, of Rebersburg: dren: a brother and Richard Lehman, Bessie and Mrs. Merrill { Greenburr, and Mr Jersey Shore daughter, Mrs three sis- Myrtle CHARLES H. SCHROYER H. Schroye father of Painter of Howard, died his dauzhter and and Mr William f o'clock Addition- ‘¢ the follow- r, Huntington oyer Balboa Y F. THORNTON Mi Nihart Thornton wife of Guy FPF. Thornt of } died at 4 Wednesday, Oct home after a years ine MRS. t hoes L JI vi a ifTord Gardner Helen Ruth, home. also nd the fol- ter Glenn PATRICK GG. McGROARTY complications Mr. Me- Overseas admitted He American i,g- rved wa weeks ago 1]: ed ROYAL . Royal DeLuxe has been a high- ] For years the UU.8 7 Jooring tire. And today from coast to coast the new US. Royal DeLuxe, made of synthetic rub. ber, is tyrning in per- formance records that are mighty'close to pre-war natural rub. ber tires, "US! yn Bhuetie tires are ‘good A | BUY WHERE YOU SEE THE U.S. TIRE Sie TIRES ARE SCARCE—RECAP IN TIME! Bellefonte Sunoco Service TELEPHONE 2019 ALLEGHENY & BISHOP STH, and | | Loganton, R | Brun- | ' charged ted rh Pat, both at home, survive, in| addition to the following brother! and sisters: Mrs, Willlam McLaugh- lin and Mrs. Susan E. McLaughlin, both of Snow Shoe, and Edward i MeGroarty, of Drifting, Burviving [Mary McG and sisters are Mrs, | Mary McGowan, Mrs. Harry Gun- isallus, and Emmanuel Burns, all of | Houtzdale, and James Burns, of| Avis. Funeral services were held at| 8t, Mary's Catholic church, Snow | Shoe, at 10 a. m. Monday, with Rev. IE. J. waters of Bellefonte, officiat- ing. Interment was made in the] jchurch cemetery. | Centre County | Hospital Notes 1 Monday of Last Week Mr: Robe M. Harpster, Warriors | Mark, R, D. 1, admitted; discharged Saturday, eh: ler walk, Julian R.| D. admitted; discharged Friday; Jonnie Hackett, Bellefonte, admit- ted; Miss Agnes Lingle, Spring Mills, admitted; Mrs. C. L. Krape, Hublers- burg, admitted: Mrs. Doris Eckley, Bellefonte, R. D 1. admitted; dis- charged Thursday Miss Pauline Witmer, Bellefonte, R, D. 3, admit ted: Mrs. Katharine Rea, State Col- lege, discharged; Mrs. William Nighthart, Bellefonte, discharged; Mr. Samuel Rumberger, Bellefonte, discharged. Births: Son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McClure, Bellefonte Tuesday of Last Week Mrs, John J. Moist, Tyrone, admit ted: Donald Wolfe, Rebersburg, ad- mitted, discharged Saturday: Flora Murray, Boalsburg, admitted; Ron- ald Sager, Bellefonte, R. D. 2, admit- ted; Phyllis L. Tate, Bellefonte, ad- mitted. discharged following day; Preston Plumb, Houston, Texas, dis- Cleda Fravel, Howard, dis- Mrs. Rudolph Linguist discharged. Births: Lt Warren G. Olsen, Bellefonte Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Coble daughter charged Bellefonte, d Mrs daugnter Lemont Wednesday of Last Week Mr. Lioyd Stover, State College, mitted; Ralph Bartley, Howard R admitted: discharged Friday Larimer, Bellefonte, R. D. 2 discharged following day Mentzer, Bellefonte, admit- Bernloe Rogus, Clarence, admit- ted; discharged following day. Don- ald FP. McMurtrie, Bellefonte, R. D. 1 admitted. discharged following day Mrs. Ralph Fishburn and infant son ‘la discharged: Mr Harry and infant daughter, State R. D. 1, discharged. Mr State College, admit- Births: Son Charles HBreon Son to Mr. and College nes Sindorf discharged Sunday Mr. and Mr Bellefor D3 Mr Blair Homat RD Thursday of Last Week Mrs. J. M. Johnson, Pine Millis, admitted: Guyer ligen, Spring Mills, admitted: Paul Dubbs, Belle- fonte, admitted: Raymond Ammer man, Bellefonte, admitted; Mrs. J Clair Hoover, Bellefonte, R. D. 3, ad- itted: Cyrus P. Shaffer. Jr.. Belle nte, RD. 3, admitted; Mrs. Charles Bellefonte, discharged, W. Sunday. Bellefonte Mr Joseph Watson harged; Willlam Lyn- discharged. Mr Packer and infant son, State discharged Stats CGirove Cloyd discharged Milesburg ch, Moshannon Warren College Friday of Last Week Mrs. Anthony C. Richer, State Col- lege. admitted: Evelyn Brachbill Bellefonte, R. D. 1, admitted; dis- harged following day. Mrs. Leona Young, State College, admitted. dis harged following day: Mrs. William C. Thompson, Bellefonte, discharged. Mrs. Iver O. Sidelmann, State Col- lege, discharged Mrs. James A Bruno and infant son. Bellefonte discharged. Births: Daughter to Mr and Mrs. Edward Bryan, Bellefonte R D 2; Son to Mr. and Mrs. W. C Meyers, State College: Son to Mr Mrs. Edward Carver. Fleming Saturday Mrs. Shiley May, State doliege ad- mitted; discharged following day; Mrs. David L. Wagner, Milesburg, ad- mitted. Mrs. Alice E. Mattern, State College, discharged. Births: Son to Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Guss, Belle fonte: daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Rote, Coburn disc and Sunday Franklin E. Wholaver, Beliefonte, discharged; Mrs. Mary Ellen O'Brian and infant daughter, Bellefonte, dis- charged. Mear! Hosterman, Spring Mills, discharged. Births: Son to Mr. andl Mrs Herman MeClure Bellefonte ———————— PINE GLEN Sunday school at 10 a, m. next! Sunday; preaching Nov. 5th at 7:30] Pp. m., unless announced otherwise Dr, Elvin ©. Meyers, distrist super- intendent, will preside Mr. and Mrs. James Hodge visit | ed with the Burkey family of How- | lard Sunday Mrs. Russell Hogver shopped at| Lock Haven one day last week | Mrs. R. L. Sch e spent the [weekend visiting relatives In Al- toona. 8he was accompanied by Miss Ann Flood of Keewaydin, Callers at the Clyde Hoover home on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs, Philip Young andssonsg Carl and Arnold,’ Mrs. Earl Bradford and daughter ! Barbara of Clearfield, Mrs. Maurice | Lewis ahd sons, id and David, and Herbert Bud of Snow Bhoe. Mr. and Mrs. James Mackel made ‘a business trip to Philipsburg on | Monday, They were accompanied by | [| Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Clyde Hoo- [ver, Jr, and daughter Nancy. There will be a Hallowe'en social | {at the Pine Glen festival house on | Friday evening, Oot, 27. Light re. | freshments will be sold. Priges will Pyt. William Poree hag received & medical discharge THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BEFEEFONTE, PA. ‘College, were Sunday {at the home | Mr. fon Sunday {home {R. W | State (Mrs. C. A {to West Rev REBERSBURG Mrs Jerry and Gerald Slagle and twin sons sono Di and Terry, Mrs. Ruth Probst Mrs. John McGinley of supper guests | of Mrs. Annie Ocker Mr. and Mrs, John Brunner of Williamsport, Mrs. Nelson Schrack, noon, and Mrs. Dan Lamey . | called on Mrs, Tina ton, Brungart|{T, R Those were Pvt. Donald Blerly arrived at the of Gils parents, Mr. and Mrs Blerly, last Wednesday from Alabama, and Is spending ten days here before being transferred Camp Meade, Md. A turkey dinner was served in his honor at the Blerly home on Sunday, Mrs. Sue Coble and and daughters Simone and Kyrin of | A: Millheim, Miss Irene Stover of Wil- friend Hamsport, and Mr. and Mrs. W_ F Bierly of town, were guests Mr. and Mr Ray Dickison of College, spent weekend the latter's parent Mr Royer Clayton Musser of McKees- port, visited his aunt Mi Celia Brungart, Monday and then wen Milton to visit fais brother Thomas Musser and mother Mrs. C. J. Weaver, J le Mi ater’ Sunday ana D 0 to Ler Lhe with nd Rey Mr, and visited Lhe Mary Houck at Orbisonia, Miss Talitha Relish and Mrs. Glenn Reish ang Stroudsburg, spent the wes relatives here M Ada Hubler went Wednesday t Mr maothasy friend on I kend wit helm on and wife Huble: Mriand Mi: Ralph Cummings and son Joan, Mrs. Virgil Cassell and daughter Marjorie of Lock Hav- ns en, Mr Mrs Frank Winner and Clara Kurtz Willlamaport and Mrs. Clarence Miller Guy of Centre Hall upper guests at the A mings home. Mrs. Walter nd daughter Rosemary, last week at the Cummin ! ret urned to her home in william . ! Mr. and Mrs. Wianer Mrs. Ezra 8. Breon Ohio visited at and ol I with Mr, Col and imbu Haven State man home or | Funeral {ford Lehman Walker, Qct nf Logan- | church Un Walker willl Mrs nouncens bert on Bhe hs Limber! and Mi KE. Long 11 | Ket ia Husler | eal church attendlr Mr of 1x Ha Walkers Mr un Ma Recent ViceK Weddings of Waoellord October 26, 1944 Lessons In English Words Often Misused Words Gliten } Ww Wha a coent last In ANORYMOUs: yvilable Fuselage: Be one two pf appoint onseTve the Word Study word three times and it § Let us increase our vocabu by mastering one word ead Words Tor lesson Me 1 verb): to separat from th poorer CiAks Wi Line rich BEOREGATE Lhery Or Nieiness nad serel tilines uly new bile neral trou knowledg foreseeing. “Hen If sensible, an event ingeniously Teir pian CHILD WINS ONE IN MILLION CHANCE girs mn va given ible to swal chanod alive 100s irgery tory 1 Gs ve ie J. M. KEICHLINE INSURANCE AGENCY One of the Oldest Agencies In Centre County FDW Temple Court KFICHLINE Phone 2521 ————— Ww home ‘Thursday day Mr. and Greenbu and Mi: Miss Eva Boyer o weekend will Newion Breon Bover ii Hackman jaughters Mr Donna anc at the Lewis Friday Brungar Davia Reahm ho Mr. and ons, Dean Sunday Brunganr Rey Myra McVickor and Vi m Walle n home Sunday willard Burd Pusghgned the BR. W Bierly home in Eas Rebersburs ast week For the first six Weeks the Miles Township Hig following pupils are on or Adeline c rel Ha Benner Catherine Bierly and Hilda Shuits iniors- Alda Breon; [re man--Marjorie Brungart, Jani Rishel, (sabe! Fetterolf, Glenn Con- fer Mary Weaver and Robert Grazer Mrs. Ed on period In ool the the hanot ie of Milih"im pent Tuesday the home of her ents. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Ga Mrs. Annie Stover received of the recent death of Mr Puller of Kaneville, 111. Mrs. Fuller was the daughter of Benjamin and Margaret Spangler Gramiey who were natives of this comununity Mr. and Mrs. Preston Ziegler and family and Mrs. Knouse of McAl- listerville, spent Sunday at the home of the former's parents Mr and Mrs. W. H. Ziegler TY som par rredd wora Kate C. Y. WAGNER & COMPANY @ LY WAGNER'S QUALITY FLOUR A Hard Wheat Pat, Flour WAGNER'S OUR BEST FLOUR 50-50 Blend WAGNER'S VERY BEST FLOUR Winter Wheat Wagner's Wagner's 167: Dairy Feed Pig Meal Wagner's Egg Mash Wagner's Chick Starter and grower. Wagner's Scratch Feed Wagner's Chick Feed ydes Cream Calf Meal Eshelman’s Dog Feed * 0 Dealers in All Kinds of Grains * 0» BELLEFONTE, PA. ny ly Co.» i ga x 2 5 3 . 3 oy " rm ol a d 4 ein NRE "Ww Re wr i Di sa Ski A AR pe Pr The Army-Navy B Slag waver over sevem Republic plants and the Maritime M flour over phe Cleveland District plant Buy War Bonds and Stamps —and Keep Thoms. i Capitalist «+ AMERICAN STYLE He's in business for himself, this kid. He invests his own money in his newspapers because he has confidence in his own ability w sell them at a profit He has learned by experience that business grows through hard work, salesmanship and thrift He gets plenty of hard knocks — but profits by them. knows what competition means — and has learned to meet it He uses bis wits, He gets ahead He is capitalist, He 1s typically American laborer and consumer combined. Multiply this boy by millions—and vou'll see what makes America tick. * * * We're all capitalists in America. We don’t wear cut-away coats and plug hats. We wear overalls — work in our shirt sleeves. We carry life insurance, or have savings accounts, or hold war bonds, or own farms, garages, fruit stands, drug stores, or other businesses — large and small. And as capitalise we are all interested in a fair return on our money. All of us labor for a living. And as laborers we are all interested in making as much mogey as possible by pro ducing more goods and services for more people. At the same time we are all consumers. We buy food, clothing, shelter, luxuries. And as consumers we are interested in fair prices, honest values, good service. Like the newsboy, each ome of ws is a combination of capitalist, laborer and consumer. Fach of us is free to take his own future in his own hands ~ and pull himself up by his bootstraps. That is the grand American privilege. It makes newsboys into business men — shop workers into industrial leaders and successful farmers out of chore boys. * * * There are no restrictions on ability in America — and there must be none. For as business, industry and agriculture grow in this country, more jobs are created. More people benefit. More men, starting at the bottom, reach the wp. New are made. Production goes up. Prosperity follows. standards of living are provided for more people. A for still better things is creaved. { That's progress. That's free enterprise. That's AMERICA. CB ya » w REPUBLIC STEE GENERAL OFFICES: REPUBLIC BUILDING, CLEVELAND 1, ome Export Depertment, Chryster Building, New York 17, New York " WOVEN WIRE FENCING + BARBED WIRE + STEEL FENCE POSTS + ROOFING wad SIDING « POLES, NUTS and RIVETS + SATION, MUAY wnt SAAR SRR toe HEAR ai =: * aS hat
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