November 80, 1944
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Motorists Warned
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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BECCEFONTE, PA.
‘Public Asked hip
To Give Gifts Th : pro ; receiving
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: 4 : Sa : : CE y i radio publicit for some time
(Continued from page one) from Fddie Cantor, on the NBC net-
Blasts tg revive og k, who has been urging his lis-
REGULAR SESSION it it estimated t 3 wel WW co-operate 10 make i
A donor may
been
east
DEWEY 12 LEAD a
oh ao——— : | Slogan of the program |is
Military Ballots Show Ma- Whe Gaye,
jorities for All Repub-
lican Candidates
ther
of Awards cir windows
Projects
yoessS1on
Local School Children to | J‘4%on Hits to Yank
Be Given Tuberculin
Tests in January
warmth, | Sanctuary Has Been Ren-
ir, odo: I ovated: Rev. E. C. Myers
to Give Sermon
er ed [or
te campaign
the fol-
sickness is Orgar
driver and —
8 the
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of the —- Nighthart,
in Badger
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Hoover
in Bade he Tey ! \rithur F. Davi of
along partment
thelr friend
Centre
armed force V
same line
Nom iL wa re
Monda alternoon
Commissioner
tabulation of the GG. 1
ilcan candidat rece
newly-renovated county
Methodist enurch f | 110
H. C. Stenger, Jr, isithe
resumed on and
was annou vealed
in the oar the
bile Club point
(0 Motoris
rvice in
Bellefonte
which Rev
pastor, will be
December 3, it
terda)
dd women
ted almost
DA
party
Sunday, reiative
exnaust vitem
responsible for
are
the
into the
Intest
atlable
need ye when un
comudeted
¢. All
County
the
rovements just completed in- |W
the b Sand Rey
joritie
monoxiae
ring 1941, the my
IGS ! it autifyving of
disclose mry of Worship wi
iroughout i ht
Iie the Sun-
Ol roon nnve
light
DEL Ie
of poisoning and new
wtomobile ex-
609 such
were
here
ne Ligne mber
Ve
rowing older, making
ptible to
more
more
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THE LOVE-
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NAME!
GARY COOPER
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work of
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i declared that the
! common bond
he 4-H and Kiwanis club
Alda Breon, of Rebersburg
all the 4-H member
present, expressed thanks to the Ki-
wanis Club for the evening's enter-
tainment. Guests of the club, in
THO INIRED
CR TOR ACCENTS
Penns Valles : Sergent Harry ) J {
Awards were presented ' er
lowing 4-H member: Coupe Hits Telephone
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Fat iiiey Rn Pole Near Potters Mills;
3 2 Motorists Arrested
Krape, I Stover
Warntz t - -—
David
Paul
Harter
Howard
LAMB
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PIG CLUB
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Shoots Self In Foot
While on Hunting Trip
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Mae
Neal
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and Eugene .
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Rebersburg.
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Sid
Bernice
CLUB
TUTTI TTITIITIOOBOTITLD
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Jr. Har
Henry Weight
Frederick Wensel
CAPON CLUB
Thomas Hin 3
Dean Krave, Carri
Es er Stover, all
Willard Brownson,
of Howa
TOMATO
Charles :
To Collect Salvage
in Gregg Township
. Mae Feidler and daman
Aaronsburg, tig
weight | Orland
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Afita Patricia Edmond
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truck
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— MONDAY and TUESDAY —
of
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Moose heart
Haze] Grove
" Lowell Xrape, all,
snd Alda Brecon, Rebers-
ramley, Ardell Hos-
CLUB im
$1.000 dama
a
person
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Gramiey, Aa
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14 Men To Enter
Service Thursday
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Ruy Defenses Bonds now!
Saxion Re-Elected ged to the extent of $250 and | Andrew Michael Seprish, Clar- Emel of Penn street
Undine President au creek, Huntingdon county, 10; rrr Robert Bloom. Bellefonte Sia—
tent cf $100, when they side-| pop) " Local Man Accepts
Teaching Position
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“A STAR IS BORN"
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IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOR!
FREDRI(
MARCH
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yer Smit
Ag GAYNOR
James Fleck hilipsb AY "
THURSDAY thru SATURDAY
(Continuous Shows Every Saturday from 2:00 P. M)
WOLVES IN HER HAIR . . .
A SOLDIER IN HER HEART!
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fr J A merry, mod mixup!
¢ 24 men ie
induction
Wednesday
directed to appear for
ident; Russel + Creek
Edward A. Ra
oward
B. A. Doll
Qr
pre examination nex
are —— Ce ———————
trustee
tod
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Augustine Cole, Keyport, N
Bellefonte
Emory Clyde Maines
Mills Philipsburg)
Boyd Dorvit Lucas
College Howard)
Paul David Spangler, R. D. 2 How-
EERE EEE SEES.
Brothers Win
Military Honors
R. D 1 State
gusta will
Mr. Shoemaker
Bellefonte High 8
1°8¢ orved as Bo ¢
War 1
SIXTH WAR LOAN
BOND PREMIERE
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7th
Starting at 9:30 p. m.
Continged from page one)
India. Burma and C'.ina. ard
Pacific theatre where the Guy
sport to fonte
Leon Smith Richards, Julian
Richard Charles Yarnell, R. D
Bellefonte
Joseph Stewart Grand, Monument
Basil B. Catalano, R. D. 3 Belle
fonte
Michael
Philipsburg
William John Swope, R. D. 1 Phil-
ipsburg
Charles Bennet, Jr., Port Matilda
Nevin Vonada, R. D
2 Belle-
Rs
two year nd
one
President
eommittees and Cl
tant
to he
which he » w nded
AN ¢ Purple Heart
1 He also served on the Mexican bor.
¢ in 1916 | the former Boal
Troop under the Jeader the
ate Col. T. D. Boal Doalsburg
Before coming to Bellefonte he
| managed one of the Boal farms at
Alto in the Barren
flew In all te suppli
General Stilwell’s 50000 men and
will appoint last, the Buropean theatre where he
Doll will ap- flew paratroops, supplies and clothes
a meeting of the into France during the invasion
December 5 Mujor Walker after over tl
years of flying supplies ang persone
nel through enemy asked
for combat duty and is now station.
ed In France with a B-25 bomber
group. He has not been “Home for
2'4 years
{ was awarded {
Saxion William TERRY
James ELLISON
att LR
I.
ed silp of
at
held
’ ’ «i
point a : roe of
compan
a.
28-Minute Power
Failure In County
(Continued from »age one)
Daniel D
fire, has Danko, R
“MARSHAL OF RENO”
BOBBY GABBY
BLAKE HAYES
Also
WILD BILL
ELLIOTT
CARY PRISCILLA
GRANT - LANE
Fnand Canta
ht ———
Burma Missionary
they are reported to have warped
to some extent
The National Gypsum Company
has emergency units to turn the ro-
tary kilns in case of power fallure
Titan Meta] Company officials re.
ported that while some concern was
feit over the unexpected shut-down
of furnaces during the failufe, no
damage is believed to have resulted.
At the Centre County Hospital
the emergency lighting system was
placed in operation and no incon.
venience resulted there, The Bell
Telephone service also [functioned
without interruption, using emer.
gency power supplies,
West Penn officials yesterday were |
unable to explain the cause of the]
fallure, but said the trouble orig-|
inated In Cameron county.
A an ———— —.
Family mysteries: How junior can
study his lessons when he doesn't
look at his books.
Corporal Richard walker received
his B. 8. degree after having Joft
Drew University in his senior year
in February 1043, to join the Ariny
Alr Forces. He was transferred bee
cause of an aptitude for languages
to “Strategic Languages” and has
completed an Intensive course In
Chines® at University of Pennsyls
vania, in which he is rated as fluent, |
Because of his work at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, Drew Univer-
sity honored his credits and grad-|
uated him cum laude. He Is awal’
ing assignment to China
:
Both brothers are former students |
lof the Bellefonte High School bh
a
Soldier Wounded in Belgium
Mrs. George Stratton of Philips
burg, has received word that her
husband, Pvt. George, was slightly
wounded in Belgium. He Is with (e
Infantry and has been overseas one
and a half months, Mrs, Stratton
was the former Grace Myers,
Harold Pranklin Bennett, Blanch-
ard
William Leo Morrison, Bellefonte
John Joseph Martha, R. D. 1 Phil.
ipsburg,
Robert Paul Moore, Port Matilda
Bruce Larue Carter, Mingoville.
Harry Asheroft Dunsmore, Phil.
ipsburg
Mike Padisak, Clarence,
Harold Samuel Cassidy,
Ridge.
Max Lloyd Reese, Snow Shoe.
Sheldon Kurtz Brown, R. D.
Bellefonte.
William Malcolm Bathgate, Snow
oe
Sandy
aul Alvin Stitzer, R. D. 2 Belle-
fonte,
Painting
When painting the floor of a room,
if the baseboard is painted the same
color, the danger of soiling the base-
board while cleaning will be elimin-
ated to a great extent.
To Speak In County x
Miss Rachael Seagrave, of Ran-
goon, Burma, sister of Dr. Gordon
Seagrave, the Burma surgeon, will
speak at the Milesburg Baptist
chur), Friday evening, December
1, at 7:30. She will descriys her life
As a missionary in Burma, and will
show moving pictures taken before
(the war, For the duration, Miss Sea-
{grave js teaching at Stover College,
{Harper's Perry, W. Va,
Miss Seagrave will appear at the
Milesburg church again on Sunday
morning at the 10:45 service, and at
the Uhiversity Baptist churcdy in
State College the same afternoon at
4 o'clock. Miss Seagrave also will
address a public meeting to be held
in the auditorium of the Bellefonte
High Bchool on Monday, December
4 at 7:45 p.m.
Boonsors of the program cordially
invite all interested persons to at.
tend any of these meetings, |
WEDNESDAY
AND THURSDAY
Daring! Thrill.
Packed! Suspenseful!
SIGNE
SPENCER
TRACY HASSO
SEVENTH
CROSS
me. ALSO see
DENNIS O'KEEFE
WEEK-END
FOR THREE
With Jane Wyatt
MONDAY AND
TUESDAY
Boston Blackie at His
BafMling Best!
CHESTER JANIS
MORRIS CARTES
MYSTERIOUS
NIGHT
— AL
GENE AUTRY
RIDE TENDER-
FOOT, RIDE
With Smiley Burnette
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Tense!
Ra.
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OLD LAK
ADMISSION FREE TO RBOND BUYERS
Buy a Sixth War Loan Bond Between Now and December 7
at the Plaza Theatre War Bond Booth and Receive Your Pre.
miere Admission Ticket FREE. The Bonds must be purchased
at the Plaza Booth in order to receive your Free Ticket,
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