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VOLUME 64.
NUMBER 3.
BELLEFONTE, PA., THU
RSDAY, JANUARY 18,
1945
SUBSCRIPTION—$1.50 PER YEAR.
Casualty Reports 10
List 7 flountians ||
Pvt. Harold K. Decker,
gium on Christmas
urtin, Killed in Bel-
Pfc. Irvin Shoe-
%
maker Missing in Actio "ive Wounded
World War 11
the
As another week of
drew to a close vesterday,
ualty lists for Centre County
vealed one man killed: five
and one missing in action
Pvt. Harold K. Decker, 30, of near
Curtin, married and the father
three children, was killed on Christ-
mas day in Belgium
Pfc. Irvin F. Shoemaker, 23,
Pleasant Gap. ha $s been missing
Cas-
es
wounded
Ol
of
in
“Missing | n Action
Cpl. David Luoeas
Cpl. Lucas, 21, has been
in action in Belgium since
ber 7, according to a War
ment message received
week by his Mr
Walker, of Howard, R. D
The county soldier enter
in January 1943 and was
seas In August 1944. He Ww
in the field artillery. Three
brothers are in i.e armed
a
Car Plunges Into
Milesburg Building
missing
Decem-
sister,
sent
One man was injured and éon-
siderable damage resulted Friday
when a coupe operated by David
Evans, service station onerator of
Milesburg, skidded on the | high-
a and ran into the )
stoffice bullding owned
om als o of Miles burg
Bud McMullin passen
car, suffered
the back of the head Which Tre-
quired several stitches to close
was taken to the Centre
Hospital by Flight Officer K
Watson of Milesburg, who is
on furlough. Mr. McMullin was able
to return home after being
Bricks were torn away
large ole in the building
center door to the wv
iso a large lass
hattered by impact
rear fender,
a per
severe laceration
Counts
ennetl
aome
plate nd
The
ang rear
Mis
wa
the
right side
the coupe were damaged
Adams, postmist who
building at the
Judge Walker To
Speak on Delinquency
ress
time wa
An interesting a
gram has been planned f
evening, January 23, at 7
in the high school cafeteria
Honorable Ivan Walker, president
judge of the Centre courts
will speak to Bellefonte Par-
ent-Teachers’ Association on Juve-
nile Delinquency
This is
Tuesday
10 o'clock
when
OUnts
the
a serious problem
country today and one which can-
not be ignored. Every parent and
every teacher is urged to He present
to hear this informative addre
in our
He
{ Keeler
nd instructive pro-
action Belgium since December
24, 1944
“tr,
The wounded
Sgt. John H
Hublersburg
on Christmas Day
Pfc. Fred C. Hendershot, of Pros-
sertown, Bellefonte, slightly wounded
on Leyte in the Philippines on Nov-
ember 22
Pvt. W. Eugene Dando, 27,
wounded in the European area
T 5 Samuel M. Egler, 20,
College, wounded in Belgium
Harold Blazer, 18, Radar-
man 3¢ wounded in the
South Pacific
in
are
Hoy, 21, formerly of
wounded in Belgium
Julian,
of State
LeRoy
inriel
eriousisy
Pvt. Decker Killed
Kenneth Decker
father of three
killed in action in
nristmas Da
Depart ment
tie
accora-
Message
wife, the
Hocken-
Monda
Fl rence
of Howard
Dec)
5 his
© Margar: t
R. D
and hs
» from
thre
three
on
to eignt
old Garman
road” between
good for
on Decembe;
December 28
home
called
1 to be
He was
Continued on §
-
a wisi
sible
SGT. JOHN H. HOY
Wounded in Belgium
Eberhart and Keeler
Form Partnership
Walter R
two
plumber An
have
Eberhart ane
well kr
nounced t
formed a
be known a
The firm will
tilding on South
hah the past 17
Eberhart plumbing shor
Mr. Eberhart has been in tt
plumbing bus In Bellefonte
» past 19 years, while Mr, Keeler
has been engaged in that trade for
27 year He lecrmed the business
under late Albert Schad of
Bellefonte, by whom was em-
ployed for many years
The new firm announces that it is
prepared to maintain and keep in
repair all types of heating and
plumbing/systems and that wien the
war ends it will have available a
wide selection of standard makes of
plumbing and heating fixtures and
equipment
{ H. Clair
Bellefonte
that
partnershi
Eberhart
located
OWt
iis week
they
whic: will
Keeler
the b
upied f¢
De
w
vear
ter
r pa by th
'p
)
iness for
the
a
ne
JUDGE W. H. KELLER
DIES SUDDENLY
President Judge of Super-
ior Court Succumbs
at Lancaster
Judge William Heustis Keller, of
Lancaster, president judge of the
Superior Court of Pennsylvania, and
native of Bellefonte, died Tuesday
night at his home in Lancaster.
The 75-year-old jurist, brother of
the late Judge Harry Keller, Belle-
fonte, became {ll while shoveling
snow. He entered the house and
told fils wife he wasn't feeling well,
The judge died several minutes later,
Judge Keller was born in Belle
fonte, where his father, the late
Danijel 8, Keller was a prominent
attorney. He attended the Belle.
fonte public schools and after grad.
nating from Columbia University,
Washington, D. C. (now the George
Washington University, he engaged
in private law practice in Lancaster,
In 1915 he was appointed first
NAME CHAIRMEN
IN POLIO DRIVE
11. handling
. would
' repeatedly to correct
ROSES
ATIONS OF
ALTH LAWS
Charges Filed Against
Eating Places Is
Order of
Council
| | 3)
iaring that
De
as Issued at
than piece
Health Officer W. WwW
regular meeting of Counchli
night declared that in order to make
health certificates effective it will be
necessary for Council t¢ name &
borough physician
Painting a gruesome
conditions a they exist
Bellefonte eating places, the Health
Officer declared that health certifi-
cates lssued now 10 persons
food in eating places, are
y worthless as a 0
health
walth certificates
present are litt
of paper
le more
Borough
Bickett, at a
Monday
0
picture of
in some
as
entire] We
publi
If the borough designated a phy-
sician, the Healt: Officer explained,
all persons employed in handling
food in eating places would be ex-
amined by him and the examination
include a Wasserman test
Under present conditions he point-
ed out, the applicant for a health
certificate not given an examina-
tion health certificates
juarad
tl
and are is-
routing
r certificates |
the certificates are
uU ns fer
would
the
cent and
six montl
posed system the
siderably higher,
Wasserman test might be as
$7.50 officer sald
Bickett, reported that offend-
aurants have
the pro-
Ie
charge
a COn-
Since
for a
uigh a the
Mr
ing rest been warned
unsanitary anda
conditions, but that
ued on page Two
RE ef ttu—— -
Missionary Speaker
At Club Meeting
Miss lois Biair, daughter of Dr
William Blair, of State College, wi10
recently returned from South Amer-
ica where she served as a missionary,
was the speaker at 2 meeting of the
Linn Mission Circle of the Belle-
fonte Presbyterian church held last
Wednesdny night at the home of
Miss Bernice Coaltley, in Coleville
Miss Blair returned to the United
States to take a special course of in-
struction In Philadelphia, after
which she expects to resume her
missionary duties,
The speaker related in detail some
of the customs and tol of Ne spir-
itual life of residents of some of the
northern lamis ih South America
Thirteen members of the group wefe
present and Mrs. John Covey, pres-
ident, was in charge of the business
meeting
MAHLON K. ROBB
HEADS TRUST CD.
Elected President to Suc-
ceed Father; N. E. Robb
Named Chairman
N. E. Robb, president, announces
that at the annual meeting of the
Stockholders held on Tuesday, all of
the present Board of Directors com-
posed of Prancis H. Crawford, W. J
Emerick, A. L. Franels, G. E. Me-
Clellan, N. E. Robb, J. 8. Sommer-
ville, J. H. Turner, C. Y. Wagner,
and M. L. Wetzler, were re-elected
At the reorganization meeting of
the Board of Directors of the Belle-
fonte Trust Company held the same
day, the board re-elected the same
officers for the coming year. N. E.
Robb, president, resigned as presi-
dent and director, and the board
elected Mahlon K. Robb to succeed
him as president and director. M.
K. Robb resigned his title of assist-
ant to the president.
The board of directors elected N.
Robb to a newly created office of
chairman of the board of directors
unhealthful
Contin
for the coming year. The present
(Continued from page Two)
msm ——— —
County Quota $6,000; Coin | Wingate Soldier
Cards Should be Sent
to Local Chairmen
The Centre County infantile par-
alysis campaign committee, with the |
help of one of the largest campaign |
committees ever assembled In “ithe |
Mile of Dimes” drive in Centre
county, predicts a substantial in-
crease in contributions to help fight
polio,
The Centre county quota this
year is 86.000, one thousand dollars
more than last year’s quota, The
1944 quota was exceeded, contribu-
tions totaling $5451.43, 50 per cent
of which was sent to the National
Foundation and 50 per cent was res
tained by the county chapter
The drives are conducted to main-
tain the chapter's many services to,
children and victims
polio,
Workers have been chosen to so
leit through industry, men's organ
izations and auxiliaries, women’s
clubs and schools throughout the
adults, of
the county.
(Continued on page Two)
(Continued on page Two)
|
Wounded in France
Mr. and Mrs, . Pred Fisher, of
Wingate, yesterday afternoon re-
telegram |
Game Warden Urges Aid
in Feeding of Deer Herds
Centre
since
wildlife In
worst winter
graphically hy
Thomas Mosier, ol
Bellefonte, v spoke at the lunech-
con and meeting of Kiwani
Club Penn Tues-
I'he nt ol
county Lhe
1936 wn viewed
Game W
pli
iraen
ho
the local
Wt Lhe Belle Hotel
non
seem
if the
weeks
EETIOUS,’
Deer at the present Lime
Mecient but
for tvo more
will be
declared,
time out to om
soft maple hrush
food for the
to have u [oOo
now
thelr
Warden
sportsmen
down
in the
aeer
continue
condition
Mosier
to take
and
to provide
urgina
Aspen
wood
heras
It is impo
sufficient cory
Corn |
ctically ho
woods through the
pointed out that brush makes
tural food, and has the
that it doesn't have 10
woods
ible for
for deer.”
to provide
he declar-
sree, and anyhow it
sible to get it Into
deep snow
ed
is pra
the
He
an ideal ni
adavantiage
carried Into the
The
mission ha
ing small game
ing to distribute
places are invited to call at the
Warden's home to obtal upplies
warden Mosier declared that the
present winter shows all Indications
of being as severe the memorable
one of 1936, which ended with dis-
astrous floods in the spring. In that
he recalled, game officials pull-
be
the Com-
provided corn for feed-
and persons wish-
corn to feeding
speaker declared
as
year
GEORGE A. MILLER
DIES AT RAVENNA
Former Prominent Local
Business Man; Funeral
Saturday
George A. Miller, for nearly hall |
a century a prominent Bellefonte
business man, died at the Ordnance
Company Hospital at Ravenna, O,
at 2:50 o'clock yesterday 1 3
after a ie! Hliness with Uremic
POISOLANE
Mr. Miller, 3410 for about (wo years
had resided in Ravenna, where he
was employMd as a storekeeper by
the Atlas Powder Company, spent
the Christmas season at hix home
in Bellefonte and was In unusually
good health at that time, He became
ill quite suddenly Priday night and
on Saturda®, wae sdmitied to he G4
hospital.
There his
nized as
or
condition was recog-
being serious and his wife
and daughter, who reside on Nofth
Spring street, Bellefonte, were sum-
moned to Ravenna, Saturday night
They were with aim until his death
The body will arrive in Bellefonte
sometime today and will be taken
to the family residence on North
Bpring street where funeral services
will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon with Rev, Harry © Sten-
ger Jr. pastor of the Methodist
church, officiating. Interment will be
made in the Union cemetery, Belle-
fonte, Mr. Miller was a lifelong
member of the Methodist church
Jonathen
and
Deceased was a son of
and Harriet Toot Miller
born in Bellefonte on February
1874. making his age at UUme
death 70 years, 11 months
days. In 1802 he and Qis brother, the
late Harvey Miller, entered the tin-
ning and hardware + business In
Bellefonte, their shop being located
in the rooms now occupied by the
Central Pennsylvania Gas Company
Continued on page Two)
UBERCULIN TESTS
MADE IN SCHOOL.
Bad W eather Forces Post-
ponement of Remain-
der Until April
Because of hazardous driving con-
ditions resulting from snow Mon-
day and Tuesday, the remainder of
the tuberculin tests being conducted
in this area under the sponsorsiip
of the Bellefonte tuberculosis com-
mittee, has been postponed until
April, when school children not giv-|
J
|
len the test Monday and Tuesday
will be treated.
The tests are conducted by Dr. E
E. Phillips, of Harrisburg. who is as- |
sisted locally by Miss Mary Siegal, |
state nurse; Miss Bertha Rimmey,
Red Cross nurse, and Mrs, Robert
| Witter, Bellefonte school nurse,
Tests have been completed of pu-
pils In the Beliefonte public and
parochial schools, the Yocum, Bush
Addition, Coleville, Valley View,
Howard, Blanchard, and the Knox
schools,
Dr. Phillips and Oils aides were
td the of 87 de
Etream, near
venkened hy
into the stream and die
The oficial said that on Bundn
nd William T. OBrien of
Pvt. John Eiwer
WEVIewW sub-gintion
nad several
the §
hod ies r out of
Philipsburg
wrvetion, hue
Cold
Jones,
sis
he a delle
onte nooth, the
Tee
uo ‘olics
iy at
other i
ga rajrond on 3
haa i
Over nny
garoline track «
Lo he oor
On the
total of 48
fra els
He =a
ong
epr
rin
omen
nding
counted
slong th
the ‘mountainsides
the first time in hi
he discovered that
1d down well packed
two feel of snow
were able to move
unless frightened off
Wa Aid thi
Consist five Or
lee
slong
i thnt
r st
ont
[47]
perience
had tram
throueh
and that they
fround east)
the path 1
fom
path the
he raen
Ol rx
of mixed ice
The speaker
Cieoree 1
ana snow
who =» introduced
Purn« piso
ome of his experiences in tr
foxes, rabbits and skunk:
New members Introd
E. Rumberger, club president, we
CC. C. Brown and Colonel C3. Decker
both of Bellefonte, and C. W. Rob.
mm who recently moved to Belle.
ionte alter several vears of
uy the armeg
pcheon were
of the Harr
Rev. Earl
Bellefonte
by related
apping
'
wed hn
M
ri
service
foroes, Guests at
Pr. C. R
ishurg Kiwanis
Ormston
United
the
Phillips
Club
pastor of
Brethren
ana
the
church
PRISON FUGINE
SENTENCED HERE
Clinton, Blair C ounties to
File Charges For
Car Thefts
19, Clinton county
man who last Tuesday momning es-
caped from Rockview penitentiary
and who was apprehended in Ty-
Edward Rupert,
peared before Judge Ivan Walker at
& special session. of court and heard
his origina] sentence of 2 16 § years
imposed as a penalty brief
freedom
He was taken 10 the Western State
Penitentiary at Pitishurg Satur
day. by Centre County Sheriff John
Galaldn,
I he was caning. tro. charged
’ N
Aor Nis
the Commissioners’
yA gi EY hie ‘Clrectly oe
ein the eft of an auto.
mobile If Tyrone and another in
Lock Haven during the tUme Rupert
was at large, will be filed against
him, Thew charges stand against
his record for disposition before he
will be released from prison it was
reported
Upon leaving the institution last
Tuesday, Rupert waded through
ueavy snow to Shiloh, hitch-hiking
to State College, and then to Tyrone
In Tyrone he stole a car owned by
D. W. Rice, of that city, and drove
to Bellefonte, where his girl declined
to have anything to do with him. He
then drove to Mill Hall where 2
abandoned the car when its fuel
supply was exhausted. Hitch-hiking
was into Lock Haven he took another ear ment of
which was parked in front of tae
prehended when he
restaurant for junch. Blair and Clin-
ton county authorities will file
formal charges of car thelt against
Rupert
wernt Into a
>
First Nationel Bank
Re-Elects Officers
pl pliers and directors
of the
fonte
rat bois at the annual or
ganization meeting (ied at the bank-
ne house on January 9.
fficers re-elected were: Newell B
i) president; Henry 8. Linn, vice
president; Louls 8 Schad, cashier;
(R. Linn Krape, assistant cashier;
Charles Scott, trust officer, and
| James C. Furst, secretary,
Directors retained for another
term were: Mr. Linn, Mr, Purst,
Thomas B. Beaver, L. Frank Mayes,
Paul M. Corman, John i Hen.
ry A. Brockerhofl and Mr,
The president reported a Rng: fer
to surplus of $25000 and $6,018 to]
undivided profits.
Bellefonte Exceeds
War r Bond Quota
oO Bellefonte topped its 6th War Loan
ampaign quotas by substantial
margins,
the local War Finance,
The Bellefonte quota
was $190,000
Mr,
of all types
quota of E
and sales were
ANNOUNCE NEW
~ OISTEM FOR
PERSIA AK
s County Mails Forms
For Reporting Tax-
able Personal
Property
Me Commissi
county annour
in handiin
fort
mers of Centre
Ice Lhe new procequre
persona; roperty lax
1840
ast 8 week
i hd
citizens throughout Centre
been receiving from the
missioner office a form on
they are relurn thelr
property taxable
These forms are in
( omplete th
ning and
ners
variou
county
Com-
whic
rsona
1045
nave
10
for the
ip
truztions for filling
returning to !
office
m who
formg will note
given on the forms
have personal property taxable
{for 1945, forms 10 be signed and
returned 10 the office. All stocks and
bonds taxable in the State of Penn-
hould be returned Any
mortgages, etc. held, are
taxable. The value of stocks and
bonds must be given, as near as
possible, as of January 1. 1945. All
banks will be glad to furnih infor-
mation as 10 the value of stock
Ame may be sec the C
missioners’ office
The Commissioners are checking
ie records in both the Prothono-
tary’s office and the Recorder's of-
fice for any judgments or mortgages
that have not been returned here
tofore. and, if they are not returned
for the year 1845, the taxpayer will
be charged with this tax for the cur-
rent year
These forms are to be
a Justice of the Peace,
me
All
All pers have
these the
insiruc-
Lon If you
no
are
yivanig
Judgments
or
ired {rom
me
ia a
sworn to
or if re-
fired directly to the Comimission-
, Tone 14 hours later, on Friday ap. €1% Office in person, the clerk will
notarige the same. All forms are to
be returned by Pebruary 10 1945. In
case there are anv persons who have
got received forms they can be se
cured from ihe Commissioners’ ol-
fior, as the jotal Assessors do not
have them. Kindly advise the Com-
missioners and they will he mailed
promptly
a a properiy lax
office but is
A
WOULD ESTABLISH
CHILDREN'S HOME
Red Cross Group to Take
Initial Steps Toward
C ounty Project
lector at the same tl
are paid
steps ward the establish-
a children’s home in Centre
county are to be taken by the nurs-
Initia)
of Lock Haven Moose Home He drove ing activities committee of the Belie-
and 8 the machine to Tyrone, and was ap- fonte Red Cross, following a meet.
ing held last Wednesday afternoon
in the nursing headquarters in Pet.
rikin Hall, Bellefonte. The mecting
was in charge of Mrs, George B
Tompson chairman
The matter of a children’s home
wat discussed at length and the con-
census of opinion seemed to favor
the establishment af such an insti-
tution. The committee is to make a
further study of the matter and re.
port in more detail ab a firture cate
Miss Rimmey, chapter nurse, gave
the following report for the month
of December: Total of 84 visits: 3
maternity, 57 morbidity, 18 health,
and 6 school visits: taught § classes
in home nursing. The class at Hub-
lersburg is completed and the class
at Howard hag’ 28 junior and sopho-
mores of the Howard High School
The tubsreulin testing of borough
and county school children began
(Continued on page Two
wn —— al ds
Catholic Bazaar
February 8 to 10
The annual bazasr of St John's]
Catholle church, Bellefonte, will be |
held in the school hall on East
Bishop atrest, February 8. 9, and 10.
sctontitng 10 announcement
this week by Rev. E. J. Waters, gen
eral chairman,
wit]
work, cakes gro-
other items such
_gf! Eiki
\ and her sister
man of
an Shoots Girls,
Then Kills Self
56-Year-Old Morrisdale Man, Spurned by Sis-
ters, Found Dead at
Home; Victims Recov-
ering at Philipsburg Hospital
William GG. Strange, a 56-year-old
man, shol and wonnaoed
women who spurned his
marriage anc
Monday, at Morrisdale, a Clear!
county mining town
yond the Centre
The young vi
be assassin’s bullets are sister
Dulien, 21, Virginia
Both are now patients in
ipsburg Btate Hospils
condition was stated to be
ginia shot in
May
va Vie
)
DronoOsa
Pproposa
en kilied
three mi
ocounly |i f
tims of (
Dullen
Phil-
thelr
anda 19
1
cre
2ood
ih
Of LD alk
men
the
other an Dr
shooting one
end the
known by !
went Lo his own
he wok his 16-gauge
ed it, and by means of a necktie and
piece of string
and
wo girl
nettle
me oO
blonde
Strange
wZeke,
w» nickna
home 9
O14
fixed
around ni
fired (he gun, blowing the righ
of his face and the top of hi
off with a pumpkin ball
State Police officers
field and Clearfield Coun
Dr. E. 8. Erhard
investigated the 3
stated that Strange had been drink-
ing
Strange reportedly
Lowell Way
GAP DISTRIBUTES
hooked
rom Clear-
ty Coroner
girl
Wounded Veteran
Arrives Home
Co ———————
, James ©, Workman
11 Agencies Participate in
$1,061.84 Allocation
This Week
Canscks were mailed Mon day io 1
participating agencies in , Pleas
ant Gap Welfare Drive, = whi h ix
taled $1061 848, of which all wa
cash exoeplt $200 in pledges, i}
nounced by Roy H. Adame, chair-
the drive committee Par-
ticipating agencies will recel
Lpro-agta share of dhe Lote) exoem, i]
such Inslance: in suich the donor
{specified that their contribution "
igivefh in full to a single
{specific agencies
The total distr
| Ucipating agencies is as {
Centre Counts
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Crippled Children Sox
Salvation Army
Pleasant Oap playground
Centre County Librar
YMC A
Emergency Pund
Pleasant Gap Fire Co
Ambulance Pund
Administration
The balance
from pledges
pledges come in
The committee wishes
those wij0o contributed
as well as solicitors
their time
Woman's Club To
Meet at Cafeteria
A regular meeting of the Belie-
fonte Woman's Club will be held at
6:30 p. m. Monday, Janusry 22, at
the high school cafeteria. Each
member is asked to bring a covered
dish and table service for one
A tureen supper, sponsored by the
Junior Section, will be served, with
the Junior Section providing meat
loa, rolls, and butter. After the sup-
per a hort business meeting will be
held with Mrs. Harry Jones, presi-
dent, in charge
Entertainment will include a spec-
ager
bution to the par-
ollow:
ype
- il
Hospital 37
151.56
53.00
68.95
s1.N
5 71
25 B6
25 B6
60 00
290.46
1028
aue
will
organizations
be mailed as
to thank
to the fund
who gave of
‘jal musical program by the Titan
| Chorus under the direction of Prank
| Gally, of State College. Miss Kath-
iryn ‘Burkett, chairman of the pro-
gram committee, will be in charge
jot afTAngements.
Buy sore War Bonds to help
speed Viton!
Owen Workn
28 liam Workman
Mingoville, who arrived unannounced
and unexpectedly at his home there
Monday mori Last word rela-
had rv 44
James
sO {
will
ww.
nan
DNR 10 HONGR
BOARD MEMBERS
* Mecting For Local Grom:
Will Be Held Jan, 2
in Bellefonte
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held in next t
volunteer members ¢
Rationing Board
Williamsport OPA
third anniversar
board organizat
{ive relives
jes of
the
OCR.
Toe meeting for
Spring Mills, State
Philipsburg Boards
the Brotkerhoff Hotel
630 o'tlhock Wednesda
January 24. Professor C
Dean, Lock Haven Tea
will be the speaker.
Six other meeting
bers throughout the dist
been scheduled as follows January
16, Penn Lee Hotel Shamokin, Jan-
uary 17. Hotel Lewistn Lewis
burg. January 18, Williamsport lo-
cal, industrial Central District
Truck Tire, and Montgomery Boards
at Larry's Creek Fish and Game
Club; January 18, at the same
for Renovo, Lock Haven
Shore, and Wellsborg Board
The three meetings in the wes
section of the district will be held
January 22, Bradford: January 23,
St. Marys: January 24, Bellefonte,
with Mayor Hugh Ryan of Bradford,
District Attorney Edward J. Blatt of
Elk tounty, and C. M. Sullivan
Dean, Lock Haven State Teachers
College, as speakers
Joseph L. Ray, Williamsport OPA
district director, will be chairman of
the meetings
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1945 Dog Licenses Here
Dog licenses for 1845 are now avail-
able at the offices of the County
Treasurer. The fee is $1.10 for a
male or spayed animal, or $2.10 for
a female. An extra charge of three
cents is made if the loenses are to
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