Novemkr 9, 1944
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Pagé Three
UNIONVILLE
Methodist gurch: Prayer service
Thursday eveyng. Sunday schoo! on
Sunday morpig at the usual time;
Youth PFelloghip in the evening at
6:30, imme ptely followed by the
preaching sgvice at 7:30, with ser-
mon by thelastor, Rev. D. A. Sower
Free Mefprwodiss Church Prayer
service on friday evening Sunday
school Suypday morning the reg-
ular hour followed regular
preaching service at 11 o'clock, with
sermon by the pastor, Rev. D. E
Jaseph Fur announcements
elsewhere in this column
Mr and Mrs, John Reosides of
Rochester, N. Y., were recent guests
of ais father, John Resides of this
place. This is John's first visit home
since marriage some time ago
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lucas and
little daughter, Judy Carol, of Roch-
ester, N. Y. were recent guests of
his father, John Resides, and with
her father and sister and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hall and Geo
Barton Union townsiadp., Donald
was trying his luck at hunting while
here
Hunters in the community who
were successful in bringing in a wild
turkey the first couple days of the
season were Fred Andrews, Reuben
Comly, James Metzler and John Re-
sides. Others were successful in
ting their share of rabbits squir-
rels
al
by the
ther
of
wet
jet -
and
guests at the nome 6f Mr
James Metzler were Mr
and Mrs. Lemuel Warner and chil-
dren of State College
Ear]! Finkbiner of Harrisburg, was
home the fore part of this week with
his daughter and husband, Mr, and
Mrs. Carl Flick, Mrs. Flick accom-
panied her father to Irvona on elec-
SO that he couid
town
Recent
and Mrs
tion day
nd Mrs
nm, D. C
and are
with his mother
atley of thi
Mt
Harold Keatley
ame DACK IK
everal
Margaret
spending
Mr
place
and Paul
Mrs. Mary Kn
port, who Is spending
with friends near Beilefonte
the past weekend with Mr
Roy
Charles Hall,
Jesse Hall of thi
accident with
centiy on
and wa
County
week
for du
but id
not go at time. He is home now
and getting along well, Rody Emen-
hizer, who was riding with him at
the itme of the accident, wag only
slightly injured
Mrs. Amanda Moran took sudden-
ly ill week and was confined to
uer bed for several days. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Helen Hartswick of Baden
suminoned and arrived the lat-
f last week. She expects to
K home with her
Calhoun of this pl
son of Mr
place
hi motos
Centre Hall me
confined to
Hospital all
He was scheduled
in the Army
ace
the
during
on account
this
was
ter part
take her mothe:
when she | i 24 at
can
spec dy
One
been mm
home
Weaver
ning. He
4 h '
aD Dag Der
some time part
AV
mnized
emnizeq
ype
ey
church on Satur
4. when Mi
ter of Mr. an
had been
[¢ ana het
member
her mot
The Immel
tion
on
Free Meth-
weekend be
meeting un-
District El-
Union
evening at
a meeting
Saturday eve-
Mollie Holt
fle
in the
will
their regular
direction
D. N. Thomas of
Services Friday
the close of which will be
of the Official] Board
ning will be In the church at
State College Sunday morning
9:45 the regular Sunday school, fol-
lowed by Love Feast and further fol-
lowed by preaching service at 11:15
with sermon by Rev. Tuomas. Ser-
vices Sunday evening at State Col-
lege. On Sunday afternoon at 2:30
pecial dedication services will be
conducted in the Bellefonte church
with Rev. Thomas as the speaker
The Old Quaker church has been
taken over by the Free Methodist
congregation in Bellefonte and has
been renovated for their use
Saturday, November 11, being a
legal holiday, the stores of the come
munity will be closed from 11 a. m
0 7:30 p. m. Please bear this In
mind and do your shopping before
11 o'clock In the morning or after
7:30 in the evening
The local serap
Miss Margaret Stere, advises that
all scrap materials have been dis-
posed of which were in the Holtz
worth barn and they arg now ready
for more. Please take ali your sure
Bis scrap to the barn, or if you
ve no way of taking it, advise)
Miss Stere and she will =all for it
Paper, tin cans, rubber, and all kinds
of metal are badly needed In the
manufacture of war materials, Let
us keep on the job and gather up
all unused scrap and see that it Is
taken to the storage place where it
is prepared for sale, :
Recent guests at (Le home of Mr. |
and Mrs. James Metzler, Jr, were
Mr, and Mrs. C. T. Smith and fam-
dly of Niagara Falls, N. Y, and
Philip Spicer and Melvin Baugh-
man of Niagara Falls,
Many thanks w Miss Georgeanna
Holt for the fine rabbit dinner we
enjoyed last Monday evening. Geor-
quarterly
der 1 of the
der, Rev
City, Pa
service
at
drive manager,
geanna has been getting her share
of rabbits and squirrel along with
her father, B. E. Holt, and she pre-
sented Mrs, John Stere with one for
the Monday evening dinner. She
knows how to shoot and gets her
game every time.
Pvt, John W. Saxton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Saxton of Union
township, has recently received the
purple heart for having been wound-
ed in action somewhere in Italy, We
expected to have more information
along this line for our readers this
week but was unable to get it all to-
gether in time, John is getting along
fine according to last word received
from him by his parents
Little Miss Phyllis Parsons, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Parsons,
celebrated her second birthday on
Tuesday and her mother prepared a
big chicken dinner for the occasion.
No guests were present to help her
celebrate the occasion but she en-
joyed the chicken and all the trim-
mings
We were sorry to learn of the sud-
den death of Mrs. Harry Harper
which occurred on Monday morning
at her home in Union township. She
had apparently been in the best of
health and her death was a real
shock to her family and friends. We
wish to extend most sincere sym-
pathies to the bereaved family and
friends in their hours of sorrow
HOLTS HOLLOW
Our evangelistic services
in progress. E welcome
Mrs, James Wesley and daughter
of Clearfield, visited home folks last
week
Mrs
visited
cently
Pvt. Fred Watson of
lina, spent a few day
are now
vervone
Orvis Watson
relative
and children
Bel
in llefonte re-
North Caro-
with home
folks
Pvt. Merril
irlough and
Watson
attended c¢
1
piace on
home
hurch
on
f or-
sivitiial
nrituag
» I me of Mr
r Moose Run
Watson led
Noll
nursday eveniy
meeting
Ida Johns
Sunday
and Mrs
College,
m and
uca of
and Mrs, Doyle
Kathryn Confer
Seqarer,
Hall, Mr
Mr
Mr
Johnsor
3 Richard ¢ i
delicious dinner was served in honor
hday anniversaries
and Mr oy Fetzer and chil-
called at the Lee Fitzgerald
home on Sunday
Mrs. O. V. Scholl of Moose Run
and Mrs. Emma Watson spent Mon-
day at the Orvis Watson home
Mr Mrs. M. C. Reese
cirlldren of Gum Stump,
day guests gt Lhe Fred Watson home
“Marjorie Leathers and sister, Mrs
Dreese of Bellefonte, were weekend
the Leathers home
Mrs. Hayes Johnson
] from over
telegram
Harry, w
that their
atient in
of birt
Mr
aren
and
were Bune
and
visitors at
and re-
a
ho
nded is stil] he
Roy
Mill
Leathers
Hall on
made
Fri-
D
eS a
was an overnight
grand]
McCartney
wis Leathers
t home of her
Mr. and Mrs. J. F
Mt. Eagle week
and Mrs. Joe Kelly
of Howard, called at
nome on
the
last
and chil-
the Roy
Sunday e
Sheetz of Bellefonte
it caller at the Les
AR
ening
Was a
Fitzgerald
MK
Plan Armistice
Day Services
fContinged from page one)
their lives In the gervice
The program, wich 1
harge of Legionnaire Earl K. Stock
the game and will be-
After introductory
the presiding chairman
a call to
of the flag
will precede
gin at 2220 pm
remarks by
there will be an invocation
ne ox and raising
Following a pledge the flag by
the entire audience the National
Anthem wil] be played by the high
hool band and Judge Ivan Walker,
of Bellefonte, will speak. The pro-
gram will conclude with the sound-
{ Mr. Stock is being as-
sisted In preparations by Samuel D
Rhinesmith and Earl 8 Orr
The annual Armistice Day ban-
quet of Brooks-Doll Post will be
held at 6:30 p. m. with the ladies
of the Legion Auxiliary serving the
dinner. Men in military service now
home on leave are invited to attend
the dinner as guests of the Legion
——————
Sprprise Party
A farewell party was held for Pfe
John W. Pike at the home of Mrs
Elizabeth Weaver of Lemont, on
November 6th. Pfc. John Fike was
away for a day visiting at the Home
of David Williams and family at
State College, Knowing nothing of
about the secretly planned party by
his sister, Mrs. Veronica Summers
and Mrs. Weaver, it all came as a
surprise, He received many presents
Those present were: Pfc. John W.
Pike's mother and father, Mr. and
Mrs. George Fike, of Lemont; Mrs,
Richard Summers and son George,
Mrs. Clarence Jackson and [amily,
Mary Catherine, Clarence Charles;
Mr. and Mrs. David Williams and
family, Shirley, Nancy, David, Jr,
all of State College: Mr, and Mrs,
Oscar Williams and family, Patty,
Anna Mary, Edward, Mr, and Mrs,
Edward Willams and granddaugh-
ter Jane Williams, Mr. and
Clyde Snowberger and family James,
Charles, John and .CGene, Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Willams and niece,
lors
to
ng of taps
Miss Margaret Hecker, Mrs, Mary fruit
Bloom and family, Wilbur, Martha,
Robert,
Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Willlams and
family, Mrs. Elizabeth Weaver and
family, Marjorie, Pred and Leona,
all of Lemont, They all parted wish-
ing Ple. Pike luck and a soeedy re-
turn to civilian life.
Mrs, George R. Willams, eight-year
BOALSBURG
The Gleaners class of the Reform-
Friday eve-
ed Sunday schoo] met
ning at the home of Misses Char- |
lotte and Virginia Relish, with these |
Mrs
Horner,
members present
Lewis, Mrs. James
Clarence Cox, Mrs
tague, Mrs. Lee Homan, Mrs
M1 Korman Relish,
Harold F
Kiger
Mi
Dai: vealed relative in
fia Suns until Wedne
Mi nd Mr Paul C
children of Greensburg
weekend wi Mrs, E. W
Mr: Ella Gingrich
weekern] at th? Lee
at Pleasant Gap
Mrs. Anna Meyers
some time }
wi
daugi
day
IXey
spent
Hes
Lhe
spent
Smeltzer
is
her son
vd Ma Lte B
at Centre Hall, R. D
Margaret Kuan wig
at the John Knarr
Hall
swank
spent
m
«ila
n«iaw
Mr ook:
te
Le
* at
ang two
the
ther
son
weekend
tie Mrs. P. L
Swan)
r. and Mrs. Samuel leman of
Pennsylvania Furnace, were
callers at home of Mis
Relish and Nora Miller
Mr { Mrs, Cornelius Hout
daughter of Lemont were
guests Mrs. Harold Young
daughter, Tuesday
Fred Lonberger, Mrs. Wilbur
Leroy Corl, Misses Mar-
Emma Eliza 8° nd
JIgTICH wnt tu
s Prischiia Su
1 McClain at Clear
E Horne of Lon
visiting his wife
s attending the funeral of his fats
Harry Horner
Mrs. Foster Charles and
Pauline, Mrs. Margaret
Mrs. Herbert Stoffiet
guests of Mrs. R, A. Lepiey
College, Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Temple spent
Sunday with relatives in Petersburg
Mrs. W. E. Kline spent the week-
at the Hamill Kline }
Lemont
Miss Louise Motherst
weekend with h
Mrs W
recent
the Mary
and
f
of
daughter
Smilin
were inne
end ome at
the
Mr
mont
Mr,
and
ana
recent «
Mrs. Ausie Shu
Mr. and Mr
College
State
the He
Recent
and Mrs John
Mrs W. H
Wash, Mr
were
+
Harry
Mrs. Emma
R. BD
wmpson }
and
were
«T me Sunda}
ler s Mot
uel home
M
burg
Mr
the D
W. E. Kline
B. Thomas
College, R. D
Mr. and Mrs W
Mrs. Homer Thomas
of Lemont pent
with Mrs. Danie] Motherstaug
{amily
Mr
ter Lod
ena at
Mr. and
Miss Patsy
Richard Gaol
Richard
Homer Shoeniell and
of Altoona. spent the week
the G. M Bloom home
Mrs, Km
Hawkhur
een of
net:
Progr
CGoheer
will
this
Mr
ighter Joan of Potter
Sunday with Mr. an¢
Hess son Jack
Mr. and Mrs. David
Mackeyvilie spent
at tie W. E. Homan home
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glenn and
wonn of Lock Haven, spent the week-
Mrs. Mildred B. Smith
P. Fisher and wife of
Pittsburgh, spent Tuesday and Wed-
with {former ister
M. Bloom and family
John E. Horner
Sunday with
Saulsburg
Mr. and Mrs
the weekend with
Miss Vivian Ebert of Williams-
port, spent the weekend at the
Harris Harvey home
Pvt. John Horner and Mrs. Horner
spent Friday evening at the Edward
Zerby home at Centre Hall, R. D
Mrs W. E. Homan was a visitor
at the Earl Rost home at State Col-
lege, Sunday
Recent callers at the George Mar-
kie home were: Mrs. Stella David-
son Vera and Paul Davidson of
Wingate, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Houser
and son, 8/'8gt. Donald Houser and
Roy Markle of State College, Mr
and Mrs, Harry Shilling and son of
Linden Hall, and Mrs. Ausie Shutt
Mrs. John Kerstetter and Mrs. Le-
roy Klinger and daughter of Boals-
burg
Homan
lay evens
.
end with
Rev. F
nesday the
Mrs. G
Pvt
spent
and
relatives
{rivn Graham
parents
sper
thelr
heir
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SPRAY DEMONSIRATION
PROVES ITS WORTHINESS
Effectiveness of sprays ag recom-
mended by the Pennsylvania State
College spraying service were noted
in an apple orchard spraying demon-
seration conducted by extension
plant pathologists in the Chester
Delaware county areas. Results are
comparable throughout the state,
says R. 8. Kirby, extension plant
disease specialist
The demonstration indicated that
| the sprays, wien timed according to
the schedule, were effective In con.’
Mrs, |
Charles Mon- |
Leroy
Allee MeGirk and Miss Anna
Altoona!
and
the
nome
spending |
and!
of
with
supper
ind
| Earns $800 Cutting Pulpwood
Mrs. Lucey Peters of Gladstone, Va, helps provide a living for herself
and her invalided husband by cutting pulpwood. One year's cutting al
ready has netted her more than $8
00. Mrs. Peters save: 1 would rather
work in the woods than do any other work,
st
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niscopal Bellefonte
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Special Services
Bellefonte Presbyterian Church
Rev. ¥ am ( : ] i
FARM CALENDAR
Timely Reminders From
svivania State
of
The Penn
Sch
College
Agriculture
HARROW
with heavy
Oroiy
ORCHARDS
sod or We
need a good ha: bef
ter, explain frul
Peru
F DArTOwWiIing :
management but wil
viro mice al
places
CONTROL
thei; ne
PARASITES
men are reminded by livest
tension specialists of the
vania Stale College that
internal parasites be
Sheed
ock
ontrol
can achieved
by treating thie ewes with phenothia- lat 8
winter
zine before they
quarters
PROTECT BEE COLONIES
packing of bee hives for protection
go into
against the rigors of winter should
be completed before continued cold
apicui-
Pennsylvania State |
weather begins extension
turists of the
Jollege point out
| CLEAN UP OARDENC
clean-up of the
(recommended by
pathologists of
extension
the
ting
oT
Pennsyl-|
The
A fall! Ports
flower garden Is every borough and township in Cen-
plant [tre county, have been named to the
Pennsylvania sdvisory board of directors of World
trolling disease, as well as Improv giate College to dispose of diseas®| War 11 Memorial Shrine
Roosevelt Leads
in 33 of 48 States
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John's Evangelical and Reformed
Heavy County Vole
Brumbaugh Wins
{
the James
Sickie’'s mother
red with
er
Mrs. Burns
Wood burs Rs A retu
arents
ned |
visiting er | Dr
Edward Harris
Lemoyne Lucas and Mr:
Ciiliet ts pent Friday at
fl] The Woman
11 monthly
Club wil]
meeting Nov
p. m. at the Piremnen’s hall
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ball
daughter of Sunbury
after visiting Mrs. Ball's
Husband, Mr. and Mrs. James SBulli-
van
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SHRINE ASSOCIATION
—————
«one members, representing
Associa -
{ing the yleld, The disease index Was plants and reduce disease in 1045. | tion
reported lowest in 1944 for an eight.
{year period, although other condi-
[tions may prevall next season.
| Trees given all the recommended
sprays had an average of 2.156 per
cent disease as compared to 45 per
cent for all unsprayed trees. The
demonstrations also showed the pet-
al fall spray was the most important
Mrs. single spray In preventing sea in
t
| 1944. It also demonstrated that when
(scab becomes established, the cover
sprays are important in preventing
infections
Trees sprayed regularly over an
produced
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| 9m. SCOUT COUNCIL,
HERE IN MEETING
i
[the Bellefonte Girl Scout
{was held Monday at the Girl Seout
{Little House
| The eight members present were:
Mrs, Ivan Walker, Mrs. Mary Hey.
“erly, Mrs. I. Claster, Mrs. Elmer
| Hauer, Mrs, Ralph Owens, Mrs H,
Tingue.
Announcement was made that tHe
Regt meeting will be held December
When the soldiers, saflors and
marines come home, after our wars
have been won, they will deserve
much) from the people at, home.
| The regular monthly meeting of
The purpose of the association is
to erect a permanent memorial
shrine upon which are to be placed
Cie names of all service men and
free burial for those who have paid
the supreme sacrifice
The memorial to be erected on
the newly-acquired 12-acre section
jof the Centre County Memorial
Park, located opposite the Shiloh
College, is now under construction.
Clarence M. Bauchsples, State Col
lege architect, has been selected to
design and draw the ns,
Farmers hard and move to
the city and city people work hard,
[hoping some
owas
her
home
hildren
me
and
Or
Pitts-
hold their
and
returned home
sister and
NAMES COUNTY MEMBERS
women from Centre county who!
Council have served in the armed forees and
Mattern, Mrs. © Keller, and Mrs. B. courch between Bellefonte and State |
[Explosive in Building
Kills Quarryman
ot
Charles
Fred
investigation and
whelher an ingue
coroner a
The
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Leo Losch
Chronister
Pletcher
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Clyde
went
on
quarry
paris d
Lucas
him
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re
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when the
be
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Shortly after
for the
shouting for
rin the
eh smoke wy
Lhe wor
f help
into bullding
portea
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companions
structure
urned
about to
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Btewart
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into
men
quarry they
and saw
red
hurled
HAASHINE 1
constructing
Keith
and
the
ing other empl
that Lucas mas
gasoline to
The
side of
belief
en the
official reported t
Love
Gf !
in 180
of
Lhe
heard ghowed evidences
burned, and sald it
p
! irom
billowing
re-enter
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1900,
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