February 22, 1945
YHE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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—Fred R. Fisher, GM. Bc, of
Bainbridge, Md., spent the weekend
with his wife and two children of
East Linn street.
Mrs. Mildred Steele, of Belle
fonte, and Mrs. Clevie Whitehill, of
State College, spent several days
last week in Harrisburg
Mrs. Franklin Hoy of East Bish-
op street, Friday went to Philadel-
phia where she entered the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania Hospital for
observation and treatment
Dr. J. C. Rogers, of North Alle-
gheny street, Sunday became a pa-
tient in the Philipsburg Hospital,
where he will remain a week or more
while under observation
ment.
Jacob A. Bottorf, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Willis M. Bottorf of North
Spring street, recently was promot-
ed from the rank of second lieuten-
ant to first lieutenant. Lt. Bottorf
is stationed at Camp Kilmer, N
Mrs. Julia Hines, of East How-
ard street, who had been seriously
if} at “ier home, has improved con-
siderably and during the weekend
she was taken to the J. 8, Askins
home at Unionville where she will
reside.
Winfield Love, of South Penn
street, became ill at his home dur-
ing the weekend and on Sunday
was taken to the Centre County
Hospital for observation and treat-
ment. Yesterday x-rays were taken
to determine whether an operation
will be necessary
—Miss Margaret Ann Flynn, a
cadet nurse in training at Will-
tamsport Hospital, spent the week-
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Vincent Flynn, of East Bishop street.
Miss Flynn is living at the govern-
ment barracks at Dickinson Semi-
nary, Williamsport
Pfc. Robert Schenck,
stationed at an east
waiting transportation rseas
cently visited his parents, Mr
Mrs, Horace Schenck, at their h
in Howard. Pfc. Schenck, formerly
in an anti-aircraft unit
signed to the infantry
-Cliflord C. Brown
street, left Monday
to adtend the annual spring meeting
of managers of the G. C, Murpl
Company store. Mr. Brown, wiio has
been manager of the local store
more than 10 years, expects
away most of the week
—Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Middletown, and Miss Est!
of Philadelphia, returned
to their homes after being in Belle-
fonte during the liliness pf Mrs
Julia Hines, of East Howar MH street
who is now living at the J. S. As-
kins home in Unionville
Robert Curtin, 8 1c. of
Francisco, Calif, and his
former Virginia Capers, a student at
Bucknell University are in lle
fonte yisiting Seaman Curtin’s fath-
er. John Curtin, Sr. of West Linn
street, and Mrs Curtin’s parents.
Dr. and Mrs. RL. Capers, of Bast
Curtin street,
«Miss Margaret Ferree of Media,
spent the latter part of the week in
Bellefonte with her brother and sis-
ter-in-law Mr. 3 Mrs. William
Ferree, of Bast Curtin street. Mr
Perree and daughter, Mary Jane, re-
turned home Saturday from the Cen-
tre County Hospital where U id
was born on February 6
-Mr. and Mrs. Van Jodon, and
the elder Mrs. Jodons mother, Alice
Rider, all of Washington, D. C,
spent the weekend in Bellefonte as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jo-
don and family at their home on
East Linn street. The Van Jodon
family resided in Bellefonte before
moving to Washington several years
ago.
Captain and Mrs. Nevin C. Jo-
don and son, John, and Miss Audrey
Roan, all of Boston, Mass. arrived
here during the weekend for a
week's visit with Capt. Jodons
mother, Mrs. J. C. Jodon, and fam-
fly at their home on Willowbank
street. Captain Jodon was a well
known Bellefonte dentist prior to
entering the service several years
ago
Mr. and Mrs. William Cunning
ham, of Bellefonte, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Mary
Ellen Louise, to Lt. Paul R. Baird
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Baird
of Pennsville. Miss Cunningham
office manager in the accounting of -
fice of the Pennsylvania State Col-
lege. Li. Baird is a graduate of
Penn State. He entered the U. 8
Alr Forces In January. 1943, and
recently returned from active duty
in the Buropean theatre of opera-
tions. 14. Balrd left Sunday to re-
port te his new assignment at
Miagit Beach, Florida
~Mrm. Annie Carson, of Irwin
near Pittsburgh, arrived in Belle-
fonté during the weekend for a visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Grace Gingher, in the Berardis
apartments, and to take care of the
Gingher children, Janice and Nan-
ey, while Mrs. Gingher Is visiting
her husband, Pvt. John R. Gingher,
at Ft. Riley, Kansas, Mrs. Gingher
left Bellefonte Sunday night by
rall, being accompanied on the trip
by & Mrs. Martin, of Lock Haven,
whose husband also Is stationed at
Ft. Riley. Mrs, Glugher expects to
be with her husband for about two
weeks.
~The Bellefonte Garden Club was
entertained last Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Charles Kurt?, on East Linn
street. After the business session
conducted by Mrs. Oeorge Sunday,
ent, tie two program chair.
n, Mrs. Arthur Hewitt and Mrs
Harry Taylor announced a double
program, Mrs. Kirby,
Btate Fxionsion Department,
on the spraying of vegetables and
gardens, illustrating her talk with
wWi0
coast port a-
ove re-
and
me
now as-
of Fast Linn
for Pittsburgh
to be
Hines, of
wer Hines,
Sunday
wile
is
of Miss Alice Dorworth on
the home
East Lion strent
| jury
and treat- |
J.
of the Pann |
spoke |
Attorney W. Harrison Walker,
of East Linn street, fell in his home
on Saturday, suffering a back in-
which has kept him confined
to bed since that time
Save money and time by having
vour electric range units checked
and repaired now. New speed units
in stock for most makes of ranges at
the Electric Supply Company, Belle-
fonte, Pa "
Edwin Garman,
tired Bellefonte merchant, who has
been in poor health for some time,
last week was taken to the Centre
County Hospital where he is under-
going observation and treatment
Sgt. Robert Right of King-
man Field, Ariz, arrived recently
pend a 15-day furlough with ql
wife, the Isabell Knoflsinger
and son Robert, Jr, at their home
in Pleasant Gap, and with his mo-
who resides in Boalsburg
Centre County Commissioners,
O. P. McCord and Harry V. Keeler,
and their solicitor, James C. Furst,
and John R. Doty, who is in charge
of the county tax assesmesnt office
were in Harrisburg recently to at-
tend a conference on the tax
well known re-
nour,
to
former
ther
Asses:
iment laws
Mrs. Frank
Thomas Rosenhoover
Burghduff and Mrs. J
all of Bellefonte,
Altoona on a busine
terday Mr. and Mr
of Bs ast Curtin street
amsport for a brief
Mrs
E. C
D. Thomas,
Tuesday in
mission. Yes-
J. D homa
, went to Will-
visit with rela-
Rosenhoover,
Mrs
spent
q
tives
Charles Getlig.
class, who since last
stationed Atlantic City, arrived
here Mon for a 24-hour visit
with his their home In
Pleasant returning to
Atlantic City, Tupsday night, Yoe-
man Gettig expected to be assigned
to sea duty
and Mrs, Max Colegrove and
r, Mary Jane, returned last
rsday to thelr home in Herald
Md., after a visit with Mr
Luther Kane family
whank street, and also w
ther
voeman
August ha
in
day
wife
Gap. Upon
at
Gi
Th
Harbor
and Mr
of Will
Colegrove's br
in-law wd Mr
family of South
and
fal Thoma
William J. Sager. of the
apartments, well known
photographer, early last week re-
turned to his home here from Johns
Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore, Md
where he had undergone treatment
for an infection of the jaw. Mr
Sager is continuing to receive med-
ical treatment at his home. He has
been suffering the infection
8 number of months
When a flue a e A. C. Heverly
home East High street, caught
fire about 7:30 oclock last Wednesday
night members of the Undine Fire
Company were called to the home
Pirement stood by while the blaze
burned itself out with no damage
At 5:30 p. m. Friday, Undines were
called to the Mrs. Verna Seprish
home on North Spring street because
of a flue fire. Again firemen stood
by while the fire burned out without
damage to the property
Mr. and Mrs. George Hoover, of
jlimore as gues on Sunday,
rent Pic. Clare:
©. Hull, Mrs. Frank Hull, Mrs. John
Hoy, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hull, Mr
and Mrs Lester Crust and childrer
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mark and child-
ren, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bloom and
Children. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harsh
berger, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bloom
and daughter, Beryl, Mrs. Ella Tor-
sell and daughter, Ann, Miss Elea-
nor Confer, Mrs. Huey, Mr. Green
Christy Steele, 18, son Mr
and Mrs. John Steele of Pine street
who some time ago volunteered for
service in the Navy, last Thursday
departed for Sampson, N. Y
begin training. His brother, Boat-
swains mate “Jack” who has
participated in four vasions, is
now stationed on Luzon He is
aboard a troopship. Prior to being
transferred to the Pacific area
crossed the Atlantic four times as
member of Naval gun crews
tankers and other merchant
and
Roger:
Bellefonte
from
fr
for
on
had +
had LS
the following p
‘er
of
to
Steele
n
n
Jack
a
aboard
hips
Those from a
fonte Saturday
M Harry P
Allegtier treet, were
Chis “Ha singer
Coudersport: Herbert
Eric M1 Mr
singer and family, of Zion
Mrs. Phil Weber of Tyrone
Mi: Ra Hoy of Lemont
Elizabeth Glenn, Mrs. Samuel
nger Mrs, Sue McLaughlin and
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, and Mr
Willlam McLaughlin, of Snow
8hoe
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kissell, of
East Bishop street, returned to thelr
home Monday afternoon after a hur-
ried trip to Norfolk, Va. last Wed’
nesday when they were informed
their son, Ensign Willard Kissell was
seriously i! In the officers’ hospital
there. Ensign Kissell had just re-
turned from a short training cruise
when he became Ill and was taken
to the hospital where examination
revealed him to be suffering from a
blood stream infection. When his
parents arrived In Norfolk they
found their son was being treated
with penicillin and that he was re-
sponding well to the treatment. His
condition steadily improved, and he
Ha (
ald Mr
of
of
M
and family
Ha
Ciliber
ries
t Has-
Mr, and
Mr. and
Miss
Bud-
and
all
, was believed to be well on the way
to recovery when the parents began
their return trip
Miss Jean Young, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young, of
Meadville, and Fandasightet of
Mrs. M. A. Kirk, h street,’
Bellefonte, beeame the of Bn-
sign Scott Morrow. of Hudson, Ohlo,
at a ceremony performed Pebruary
18 In the Pirst Presbyterian church |
ut Cleveland. The bride, who Ib
quite well known in Bellefonte, was
graduated from Western Reserve
University at Cleveland, on February
, and Ensign Scott was graduated
iL
| and received his commission at Notre
student at Western Reserve
Satterany when he entered the ser
Special sale of upholstered chairs
‘and rockers at the Electric Supply !
| Company, Bellefonte »
Miss June Coakley, a
in the Palmyra schools, spent the
weekend with her uncle and aunt, !
Mr. and Mrs, Emory Wolle, of East |
Howard street
Lewis Lenhart has returned to
his home on East Curtin street from
Aspinwall, where he spent ten days
at the Veterans’ Hospital while un-
der observation and treatment.
Miss Edith Corl of North Spring
treet, 1s on a month's leave from
her duties as an operator at the lo-
cal telephone exchange and is at
the family home in State College
Vere Buller, son of Mr. and Mrs
C. R. Bulier of East Linn street, a
senjor at Bellefonte high school, who
recently enlisted in the U, 8. Navy
left last week to begin boot training
at Sampson, N. Y
The Misses Betty Rofl
Moon Terrace, and Vera
North Allegheny street,
weekend in Greensboro, N
the former's parents, Cpl
Thomas Diebler
Franklin Malone, chief petty
officer, who Is stationed at Davis-
ville, R. 1., was a recent visitor in
Bellefonte with his wife and their
daughter, Dolores, at their home
on East Curtin street
Pfc. Dorls Eckley ret
Thursday to his
in New Orleans
home weeks
illness and death of mother
Blanche Eckles of Coleviiie
M1
Mi: Ex February 8
teacher
of Half
Beitt] of
pent the
C., witn
end Mr
ned last
duties at camp
La alter being
because of the
a
three
11s
ley died
R ‘amp Howee
Bellefonte last
even-day leave
former Louise
ireet, and
and Mis
Colevilie
ph Lee, of (
rived in
pend a
wile the
North Thomas
Mr
and family of
Charles Nelo, Jr. son of Mr, and
Charles Nelo, of South Potter
Stree who enlisted for service some
time ago, left last Tuesday for Now
Cumberland, from where he expect-
ed to be sent to the Army Air Force
training Keesler Field, Mis
T Sgt. Ralph Jessop, who re-
turned recently from two years’ ser-
vice in the Aleutian Islands, |
spending a 21-day furloughs with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwerd Jessop
of South Penn street. At the
isd sit Technigian
Beuning
parent
paren
Lax
Mrs
base at
a
cone
Jes.
will weport to Ft Ga
Mrs. Joseph Creedon and son,
Michael, of Connelsville, spent sev.
eral days last week with the former's
pal Mr Mrs. Roy Wilkin-
son, of N Spring street. The
condition of Mrs. Wilkinson, who
recently spent several days in the
Centre County Hospital is now much
improved
Sgt
and son,
arrived
* [
ens
and
orth
Ger H Gates
of Victoria, Texas
ently for a visit
with Mrs parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Jone Nort Thomas
street. Monday Sgt. Gates urned
to his dut leaving Mrs Gales
and wonget sit at tl
Jones
and Mrs
Joseph
here re
nid
Cintes
pet
jes
son for
home
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Everett re-
turned Friday their sparunent
on Soutdy Allegheny street {rom Wat.
sontown, where they went Mondey
beenuse of the death of the istter's
ather, Samuel Clap The Huneral
of Mr. Clapp, prominent Watsen-
town druggist, took place there last
Wednesday
Staff Sgt. W
tu recently
Ww e
0
Be
after
KwWilh
30
England,
Belle.
his
Benjamin
treet, Sgt
wh ned
service In Ireland
th Alrica, is now
spendin riougl
manti
ange Nor
nte
in
win
parent
Beck wit}
Beck wit
Battery B of Bel ro
Plijeah T Kellerman of Cole-
73, Is recuperating at his home
an injury to his right leg suf-
several weeks ago when he
made a misstep while at his work
Monday Mr. Kellerman was tak-
en to the Centre County Hospital,
where his right ankle was put in a
cast because of several fractured
small bone
Ralph Moersctibacher
East B 0 street, is recuperating
at his home from injuries ceived
al work at the Centre Oil and
om South Potter street
Mr. Moerschbacher
HF it brain L 1 | -
uncon -
taker
and
wil lot
mer member of
-
t
to
ville
from
fered
Sr of
rey
pany on
wrek
fell, remained
Ald inter wa
home
il. Ral}
Jr
at
"
Moerschbacher
led a course
the Marine Base at Camp LeJeunx
NC arrived in Bellefonte last
week to spend the remainder of the
month with his parents, Mr and
Mrs. Ralph Moerschbacher Sr. of
East Bishop street. At the conclu-
sion of his visit he will report to
Villanova College, near Philadelphia,
for advanced training
Sgt. Max Lose, who returned to
the United States recently from the
European war theatre arrived here
last week to spend a 30-day furlough
with his father, Clair Lose of Valley
View. Sgt Lose who was a member
of former Battery B of Bellefonte,
left with the group for overseas duty
nearly two and one half years ago
and took part in the fighting In Cer-
many. At the expiration of his fur-
lough he will report to Camp Kilmer,
N. J
| «Cpl. Archie Caldwell, who had
been In service for the past fifteen
months and who was last stationed
at Camp Stewart, Oa, recently was
given an honorable medical dis-
charge and returned to Bellefonte
{to be with his wife and son, Jimmy, |
at the home of Mrs. Caldwell's
mother, Mrs. Mary Caldwell of Bast
Bishop street. Mr. and Mrs. Cald- |
(well and son are planning to move |
soon to the former Ott house on
| West High street which Mrs, Mary
Caldwell purchased some weeks ago.
Miss Mary Anne Cherry, daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Cherry,
of North Thomas street, who com- |
pleted a three-year nursing course
Inst week at the Germantown Hoe
‘pital, Philadelphia, arrived here Sat
urday for a at al
Cherry will
n
who recet omy
{home on
| Mercersburg,
| the
lao
19/¢
Loughner,
jof the
person «
her centered, in content, Bible-centered,
Rev. and Mrs, Harry © Stenger, |
, returned last Wednesday io shelr
West Howard street, from
where they attended
funeral of Benjamin ¥, Stenger
uncle of Rev. Stenger
Donald E. Loughner, MoMM
, Wo recently returned from nine
months’ duty In the European war
theatre, is spending a 30-day leave
with his mother, Mrs. Isabella
of Pleasant Gap
Mrs, James Pettingill,
Mont, arrived in Bellefonte
week for an indefinite visit with
mother Mrs. David Hemphill
t Bishop street. Mrs, Pettingill's
husband, Lt. Pettingill, is overseas
Wilbur G. Tierney 8 2'¢, who
recently completed boot training
Sampson, N. Y arrived In
fonte last week for a seven-day
leave with fils parents, Mr, and Mrs
Harry Tierney, of West Curtin sireet
Mrs. Kenneth
daughter, Catherine
urday Louisville,
two weeks visiting
Troutman is the wife of Rov
man, pastor of the local Christ
Missionary Alllance church
Howard street
Mi Millward «
Hamsport, is In’ Belle
her mother, Mrs. Rose
family North Thomas
also her sis Mrs. Pmer
man, who ls recuperating
Tierney home from a recent
ation performed in the Cent
ty Hospital
Don
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84,
of Creal
Falls
xls
her
Wes
Ol
at
delle
and
Sat-
pend
Troutman
Jane, left
Ky. to
relatives
fOr
and
East
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fonte ¥
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als in om
Willis Wion
and
Mrs
Howard street
Mrs Mat Ivici and
Earl Muss of Jacksonvl
road ft last Wednesday f
York City peng
iting relatives
were accompanied
WG
iew
Doth
le
lo everal aay
and
Church School
Teachers to Meet
n February 27
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Program OCS
sponsored 3 the entre
Sabbath School Asso
Thies ws Sudag st
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to church bershi thirdi
teachers galn a more vital per
christian experience ang w
thelr vision and Increase
thelr awareness of thelr evangelistic
pportunities In agsocialing wittz and
instructing thelr pupils
Obviously, such #8 §
reached Hw the effort
school teachers
held, hen
BIOU
mom
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sonal
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of
be
church
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for prit arily
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which will
the 28th will
Smith of Philadeip.
tive and jeader
tors’ conference Mi
Roberts of Scrantos
of the
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administira-
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vision AEN
leader
sion oon
Ricker of Lock Haven,
FOUN peop
and Rev. H X81]
tasney. as the di-
vision conference and Ve tion
peaks
The
tion the iniien’s
Mrs Mack
ier of the
div ference
jen
ference
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leader adult
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At
meet.
Rin it 2}
a conference for ministers
3:30. 1 nultaneous group
ings will begin: one for children’s
division workers, one for young
ple’s workers, one for adull division
workers, and one for administrators
At 5 o'clock a recess for supper will
start, and at 6:30 the simultaneous
group meetings will reassemble sng
complete their conferences. At 8:15
Pp. m. the general public may cone
vene with the conference members
in the church auditorium for a ser-
vice of worship and inspiration, at
which thin® Rev. HC. Humke will
deliver the convocation address on
“The Highy Calling of Teaching”
The institute will close with a ser-
vice of dedication.
This schedule is thus s0 arranged
as to enable a larger number of
people who are employed to attend
a part of, or all of, the sessions, No
registration fees are being charged;
but to defray the travel expenses
team and local expenses ine
volved a sliver offering will be re-
ceived at the evening session. Out-
of-town people attending the full
institute will provide for thelr own
r alt
mr sh
we
(evening meal
If prevented from attending the
{conference sessions, it will still be|
most profitable to attend the eve-
ning convocation service, for it will!
sum up the best of the Jay's mes-
Isages, give a thorough-going inspir-
ation to all to become real, christian
‘evangelists, and produce a dedica-
[thon to one's teaching task in a new
and continuing way.
If faithfully earried out, this Mis.
sions to Christian Teachers program
has within it the possibility of spir-
Mtually vitalizing the whole church
‘and of mak many new disciples
for Christ
thority, they are, in method
{avery week,
U joltering abou
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where ashes are found officers
to notify those responsible for
violations
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collections of $81.18
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by Council to serve
for the current year
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to attend the 76th anniversary ban-
guet of the Logan Fire Company
to be held at the Legion home this
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