December 14, 1944
fHE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
| Twenty Years Ago |
Abs, th P st | Robert Musser, son of Mr. and Charles A. Miller, of near Colyer, |
A . rom J id (Mrs. Frank Musser, of Bellefonte, | suffered severe Injuries about onel
has purchased a box factory at Grif- {hand when It struck a sharp object |
fin, Ga. As wie attempted to save himself |
. | Bloomer Shutt, employed on the | from falling {
Fifty Years Ago Hon. Thomas A. Beaver farm, had] Mrs, Willlam H. Brown had re-|
On Monday afternoon a large five-| Only one marriage license was is- the end of one finger amputated | turned home from the Centre Coun-
ton roller, from McCalmon: & Co's. [sued during the week that of Frank when he thrust his hand too far|ty Hospital after having undergone
was used to break down the embank-| Tharp and Miss Regina Gettig, both Into a nusking machine treatment at that institution for)
ment over the water pipes. The edge [of Harris township | Rev. Malcolm Depul Maynard, rec- | Several weeks
of the roller sunk in the diteli and! Thomas Benner, a mail carrier in/tor of 8t. John's Episcopal church,} The Centre County Credit Asso-
it toppled over. It required six horses! the Bellefonte office, and one of the | Bellefonte, has presented his resig-|cition was established In Is new
to pull it out of the mud first appointed in the free delivery nation. He was considering accept- offices in the IOOF bullding over
On Wednesday of last week Thom! system at place, resigned last|ing a call to Ridgway, where an un-|the Olewine hardware
as Hanley died at the residence of week {usual opportunity existed (Mrs. John Woods Was
his son Elmer Hanley, near Roop John Montgomery Ward, well Bond O. Musser, former resident |the offices
burg, Spring township, The deceased known in Bellefonte, had retired |0f Bellefonte, became the manager] James Krape, of Bellefonte, had)
was 60 vears and 86 months old. The from baseball and the New York of a new Oriole store which opened [given $100 to the Evangelical church
interment occurred on Saturday al-iclub loses a valuable econd base. In Millheim on December 1 Mr. | for the purchase of a decorated win-
ternoon. Six sons survive him Ward | Musser formerly was employed as a | dow for tie edifice. When the win-|
The Pennsylvania Gas Golbe Com- | has played ball for 17 years jdriver on the Emerick bus line {dow was in place dedication
pany of Philadelphia put in a bid it] Rev. Nlingswortyy and wife are re-! The Orvis homestead on East Linn monies were to be held
the last meeting of col 1 for Hght-! joicing over the advent of a son in street, formerly occupied by the W Both fire companies were
They ve a ‘newitheir fa eirele “or the present P. Bleg family, was sold to Dist ict | to the Max Kalin
lamp that Urns jouble-distilled they are visiting the home of | Attorney Arthur C. Dale. The Dales dense volumes of smoke began pour-
naptha, which they claim | heap- Mr. H M y 1 Pine Grove were arranging to move Into theiing from ae building Firemen
er than the n and tS Mills. Mrs : t parents, | premises from the old Dale property found someone had dumped hot
less to install who are espe delighted over the on North Allegheny street ashes into a barrel several hours
Ilingsyorth sup- The annual Red Cross drive injearller and that the smoke result.
Penns Bellefonte netted a total of 133jed When the
members and contributions of $224 | NO damage resulted in the store
jury for the coming January LOI the Jatter figure $66.50 was to go
of court. The next time Messrs ume near ing { to the National organization
seph Hoy of Marion townmil and | jarge beer cask used for storing malt | the remainder wag to go toward the | Whamond
John D. Decker l maintenance of a Red Cross nurse
will put in the new names and giv ide when thie lamp he had with him in this area
the wheel a spin The Scenic auditorium wa
On last Priday mon Sunday
Musser, a young ige conducted their an- i ck assistant yard
physician, died at A Dr. Romig, | master of the yivania Railroad
rone, from a brief illness wit ) verely burned JH 1 ister rom Stale here his litt wii, Wyndell, de
sumption The deceased © 3 Son Farms { { ' 1 sion Coll delivered an NSAring r= parted
of Mr. Samuel Mus 1 J } iid ang inl 1 } Baltimore
Centre county. His parent nd sev. aMillhelr I ran Fire Com rogram thet
eral brothers and sister IrvIve |p; Bel nite. decided to get 1 Mrs Gillston wife of Prof. J
nim. His age was 34 iniform 1 1 d { itt will Bellefonte Hig
Rev. Father D. J awgher, w onsi f ma drab over-'s ol stall, and her young
has been pastor of tthew its. extren : ' . nd id : hi
How to help lick our
No. 1 War-time Shortage
It is staggering to realize that our most serious war-
ore, and
manager of
captain and mana
cere.
called
stare wnen
Ing our streets shoe
time shortage is no longer tin or aluminum or rubber
Try Commmissloners Bower and eevd news Res — but pulpwood. You may look all around you at
Aley,
for the purpose ol drawing tl
" , ras in { been t burt
arrived in town n MIGAY | Pie A i Oarge in wood began to urn
Frown the timber which blankets our hills and wonder how
while the following cou
Altoona
Bellefonty
were
there could possibly be a scarcity of anything so
well | Mingoville odore Brent, M
when the Belle MUPSDUrg
plentiful. Of course there is plenty of pulpwood. The
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problem is manpower.
service
Pniladelpl
Decker
What can you do?
If you want to see this war won
Where does all the pulpwoed go?
Did you ever stop to think that every
Wille hunting in
parental home atl hi ome atl Storing
church, Tyron in April, 1892, bel In rder wi laced With Sumn N. J. t end the Chr wounded in!
has tendered his , . Giliston expected by a rifle bullet wi
Gallagher has been partial invalid pal and will lied at once to join his family there during t
and in
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quickly. If you want to get those boys shot is loaded with explosives made
health he ha back home-—alive and soon—there is from pulpwood; packed for overseas
ly relieved of
Gunners who
keep dogs
Way ol 4!
men tax
nothing you could do that would help shipment in special waterproof, paper-
more than getting some of that much- board containers; aimed
fired
by a paper
to paper
orders. Multiply that by every other
needed pulpwood into the mills. map; and according
If you have any suitable woodland
of your own; if you can « item of su yment and you
pulpwood from someone else's land; begin to reali
you can take even a part-time job so essential
the woods, do what you can. winning the w:
is expected
like action v
today or
much as §
and long talked of
ly become a realit
The Undir
was one of
the history of ti
attend FW
der mal
lent orchestr
larger
WEST VIRGINIA PULP & PAPER CO.
Ee TYRONE, PA.~WILLIAMSBURG, PA.
heir handsome new uniform All of M alva Fash. E. S. BENNETT, Bellefonte, Pa. A. £
fo PINE GROVE MILLS
mings. The Undine Fire Comp
year : f mmunit) i M A N——————
CONFER, Springs Mills, Pa.
14s made remarkable progress in
the past {i ¢ "
justly can be prqgud of then thre fab Lh ph mgr Retired (a I Bickle Is n be vl ctor from : ‘ -
hg fron ‘ 4 J } nat > A Johnst ne on = ! ) ) | Salona Soldier Missing
a ol » th i in r & ( ol ug p . ol § : bee v " A 4 I ary Bata . , beautiful audi
WHEN WINDS wi h PI t. Ba: r & ’ Dul is. tn ptr I te ai , ‘ : 4 re gr 1 Ll Zation and it Direct Relief Report
GET ROUGH
heavens with its thousas f gli this at the C : apital 1 te Tre v
tering stars
A Windstorm Policy Protects Yeu |
From Financial Lam. See
John F. Gray & Son
General Insurance
PFhene 7. Bellefonte, Pa.
hath ased a Nine Jot
Wounded in France as and oll man J. Pred Rossimat daurhter {ois and y Jetty ford steers at
f South Philipsburg ar. . n Man i M ry Walker ! Ruth an
ASL We rom otared to Ha
for the vyoune adies
6th degree at State Grange meeting | from
the FPorum of the State
thw Shirl
sale reorntly near Mt
Psrg ‘as evening Mr John A. Gibbon
10 witness "e's we sore infects
» “ wre ¥
MOL QF eT
wound wilig
Educs« | her home the Miller
[rom
wit h rela dives
Mi Juan i Whe deaug
of My ang Mrs. Haut
Mr. David Heickel and two sons
left Monda with their catapiliar
tractor for a large lumber Job nears
Carlisle. Pa where the: have a
contract 0 cut and skid a plece of
fine timber
Mr. James Corl kk now
jin the Penna Btate College eream-
ery
A new furnare
in the Keliey Henry home on East!
Main street. Mr. Harry Burket of
Warriors Mark sas the contractor
One of our interior expert decor
ators Fay
tant business
last "Tuesda
Parmer John ©. Homan is a sur-
gical patient of the Centre County
Hospital where he submitted to an
operation recently, his many friends
(trust for his good health to be re
stored soon. 4
Prof, Cecll J. Irvin and Earl Hoe
man are spending this week in Har-|
Irisburg tending the annual Penns.
| Btate Grange Meeting
| One of our young farmers, Gerald |
| Duck purchased a fine horse from |
Crenrhing
employed
Roblee presents
an American favorite
for wartime walking
has been Installed
tudebaker service
insures
more mileage!
Nobody knows for certain how long
the cars now operating must last.
It's just common sense to keep your
car up to par with Studebaker serv.
This handsomely styled military blu-
Bellefonte eher with full leather sole features a
visitor In
plain toe and smart boot seam back. In
demand by servicemen and civilians
alike. When you buy a pair, you'll
:
agree that Roblee Shoes are famous for
their value as well as their quality. NATIONALLY
ADVERTISED
ice —to have it inspected regularly.
Don't wait till major repairs be-
come necessary. Follow a regular car
maintenance schedule worked out
with your nearest Studebaker dealer,
Of course, it's good citizgnship,
100, to give & Car proper care in time.
Studebaker service is real more
mileage insurance. It saves tires,
saves gas, saves your car,
S. H. POORMAN GARAGE
8S. Water St. Bellefonte
Studebaker... Pionsar and Pacemaker in Aviomotive Progress
¥ 4 rt x ha
| drover Eugene Irvin last week ]
| Mr. and Mrs, Parl Little of Ty!
rone were out with thelr Rock]
Springs friends on Priday for the|
annual hatchering
Some of oug young grangers ate
tended the annual P. of H, banquet |
Wednesday evening, Dee. 8, at Pleas.
ant Gap ard helped with the even.
Ing entertainment. Those attend.
ing: Doris Schilling, Ruth and Ada
Martin, Betty Walker, Earl and El-
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YEAGER’S
BELLEFONTE'S HOME SHOE STORE
LIFE