Page Bix TAY CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. March 8, 1945 \ | Newton I'vrone; Miss Eva Ellenber- | -— | eC Cl —- After | | | ger, Plulipsburg: one broter, Stew- | Je Warriors Mark, R. | RECENT D and two sisters, Mi Joseph | Kuntz, Youngstown, and Mrs. Cla fence Gearhart, Philipsburg: also 32 WEDDINGS | fH randchikdren. Mr. Ellenberger was lL 2 a = | ' pf : Jia {a member of the Methodist church | JOSEPH H. BUSER Basalla; both of Clarence; Mrs. John of Marengo. He had followed farm- | i | Funeral service tor Joseph H Nesaros, of Nanty Glo; Mi John ng tarough life Nearhoof-Ouman. : Buser. 37 f Steubenvill Ohid. Mendzef, of Auburn, N. Y.| Mrs, | . . — Mrs, Miriam Gsman, of Port Me-| brother of Mrs. Alberta Krader of Bertha Mull and Paul Mocak, both | FARM CALENDAR |tllda, and Abner Nearhoo!, of Ty- Los Angeles Cal, formerly of Belle- of Los Angeles, Cal and John Mo rone, were married Iast Tuesday al- fonte. were held last Thursday after cnk. ol L nlontown I'he deceased Fimely Reminders From The Penn- | ternoon by the Rey Harry Moe + who lived in Clarence for H7 year {Gowan of Philipsburg, at the pas- noon in Altoona, where interment Ie : sylvania State College School | UO} pa took place M1 user, formerly of a member of | Michael's Cath- of Agriculture |tor's resiklence. The coupls wy Altoona, died last Monday night in olic chur h. Funer \l services Wel tended by Mr. and Mi Ohio Valley Hospital, Steubenville, Id at the church Tuesday mornin SAVE EVERY PIG -—-Much-needed | Burns of Osceoln Mill " ho vith Rev. J. W. Palfy officiating rk can be produced wing one | uldece of the bride 134 11 : 3 " bd Of Imjuti nent was made in the church wi We \ that + +3 iit an KAA. PACrYI™ vt | NILE Lr Ig I litter and Hing t at the Welrton S { Com ) i rea ' : where he was nerinten the Cemetery { ut to about 300 pounds, say Nearhoof—Osman electrolytic line. In addition to Mi i ck extension specialist } Mrs. Mirtam Osman, of Port Ma- Krader, his wife, the ! I FRANK KEITH MATTERN isylvania State College ey tilda, and Abner Nearhoof, Tyrone, Hufford tw te I ¢ Kt fnttern, well known SURE givin the sow betler Al were married Tuesday afternoon, sisters and a Oi el Warriors Mark, died | re and at farrowing time, and | February 27, by the' Rev, Harry Mc- } 0 riday night. March 2. providi ood care and lec for the | Gowan, minister of the Church of ASHBURY C. MARLEY tein Memorial wospital, | litter {| Christ, of Philipsburg, at the pas- F] Funeral services were | t D i ft four m iin A SAP FLOWS —S8ome|tor's residence The couple were Tuesday for Ashbury C. Markl » H 1 nuary 20, 1872 \ nnsylvania producer of maple | attended by Mr. and Mrs, Harrison former Scotia resident who di Ww Mark » son of « y H rup and ar are expecting a crop | Buns, of Osceola Mills, nephew and Saturday, February 24, 1840, at the { M Wait Matter: was of of mol aan the ordinary | niece of the bride A | home of i M J led ] 1 it t ] . . Deibler of Vero Burial took pia J LaPorie ho died in August, the winter Extension foresters of Fogarty—"Troupe in Unity Cemetery of that commu 10 He w Ife lon ident of the nsyilvania State College re- Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Troupe of * $ el: * I Bo I a He Wad CB HE TI I i ny gotten aud Meg. CRIS Tiuube of New tire quotas released by the Office of Price Administration for March re- two weeks’ illness of pr monia, wi d from Pennsylvania State Oi ISO produce weeler sap nounce the marriage of their daugh- 79 years of ag n addition to Mrs. jeg th degre in mechanical TREAT COWS RIGHT---Cows re-|'er, Anna Mary, and Joan J, Fogart) Deibler he | irvivea o) e 10L0W~ rvivia { aug pond kin treatment, comfort, | of New York City The wedding of the Jeverity of veal that fewer tires will be available for both passenger cars and trucks. For ing children: Mrs. D I Mary Elis \ ver, and indi ol Conshaliocken; Ne « ) Sune Warr M rk d everal N oP) diy extensi pecialists of the Pennsyl- in Philadelphia, last Thursday nicht the next several months, no improvement Is expected, as the military demands f i i N vania State College. They need pro- | William Troupe of Philadelphia, and yy srfor vf Fer ¢ olny Ark « wo » 4 gg of verona, I rk neral merchandise | he per fesding with large amounts of Miss Rebecca Troupe of Upper Dare ev. Of Bellefonte, and Mrs Aries "rrr ss va Ey Which , ’ \ixl Dorealt. of Grecovitle. He has 1110 NUbRy Which had previously good roughage and pasture, plenty |by, brother and sister of the bride are greater than ever. The Army, itself, is putting back in to service hundreds I" of water, a dry period with proper |atlended them. The bride {5 a grad- dual attention ay dairy [took place in a Lutheran parsonage grandsons in the service. They are .... ni. brother \ fitting. comfortable stalls, and man-|uate of the Bellefonte High School f11lis al onald Markley, Dan is vie baaed $4 TI bird vist ’ 5 gt nd the das traded oid . . . . Yel go? i y ig Saree Fit a Ly afi. 156: ec railing and the nurses training school of of thousands of tires by repairing and recapping. We, on the home front, ry Ag son gsi ud vonas | nt , | & ‘ 11 937 { MO op . HS anlow: ospital 1 v Jt Eling: James and RUSS] Delisler. 1 5 ar ttre the Biarimn ORDER SPRAY MATERIALS C ehna wn Hospital Philadelphia and Paul. I ale. and Jack sken- | ne 4 ' 4 wo svi nemy 1 wold freigat tie-ups, farmers ]na al WOK a post gra uals COLrse . . . . ie and Paul, Dale, and Jack Blicken- , ... od remained in this associa- are urged to order Spray materials | 8 St. Christopher's Hdpital, Phila~ must take better care of our tires if we wish to continue driving. And that derfer. tion until his death . mem : Penn State insect and plant delpiala. She is now supervisor of the ‘ras a ber of th rarriors Mark Methodist SN anbplint : aged + | orthopedic department of the latt MRS. ANNA MOCAK hn : seat r 3 disease specialists warn. Some spray | = = = i | ' Mrs. Anna Mocak, 81, of Clarence al IC WES 1 Soil A materials still are avallahle but or |HOSNU goes for EVERYONE . . hould not be postponed died at her home at 2:30 p. m. on “0 a tt A a} de i : : ' bu n a al FOR FLOCK--Care and Brouse—Hemsley Friday, March 2, 1945, of complica- , tra storms’ Reet > 3s 4 CARE : . eg: tions following a short illness. Born wih h : A es, S whoo feed given the ewe flock will pay Staff Sgt. William H. Brouse, Jr in Slovakia, May 2, 1863, she was a HHP AL, ANG. LY PORE RINE TOUS. big dividends in the spring crop of with the Elgiith Alr Force stationed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael vi alors 2 St] mt hen TY *" lambs due to arrive within the next [in England, and son of Willlam H Kondek. Her husband, John, 88, and _" wirilbod i ic I Ce BE Tn [few weeks, remind liveslock exten | Brouse 8r., of Bouth Thomas street the following children survive: Mr ir RNY Nal Dank oi 1¥=idon specialists of the Pennsylvania | Bellefonte, and Cynthia Hemsley, of -— — — —— — — Elizabeth Parnay and Mrs. John *'“ State College ithe Women's Auxiliary Air Foren — i ie PLANT DISEASE-FREE SEED-- |5talioned al Buckinghamsiiie, Eng- fr N H. CLARK EI LENBERGER Use { pood disease-free seed is es- land, vw ere marrs brunsy 3. 484 u : ey CE wouraion, vial in iets Droduction of pola Loo LE oe ook. Sits FOR PASSENGER CARS: Milk Coolers i: vii ura 77 7 ieion ian dlaease spectiiota of 8, 2 Vilage chur te Cranteld AVAILABLE of a week from cerebral BemOT- meee OF Xing xi clikisting. Priends of In this District there are 4,000 Passenger Cars, But Only 206 Tires ' Half Moon township, he was a son Brouse Is a graduate of the Belle. Available in March. In Electric; Gasoline Driven, he I iy H I Friant ve gh RS ra go “ —- Pr ng " or Ice Cooled Cabinets, en ‘ an - Elie , ly : —win new friends! a u Ces er Fel ’ i je FOR TRUCK OWNERS . HUBERT ROSSMAN || cer orth ima oni. aor Nw ZEEE mavionic | i. Dae HOME & AUTO SUPPLY STORE : en ger, Spruce Creek Mrs HEARING AID | Find since going overseas in the In this District there are 700 Trucks, But Only a Few Large Sizes of BELLEFONTE. PA. $ » Tires Are Allotted for March. mode! AJA { With Nevtrel-Color Lest el mg Earphone and Core RRR ARR RO Lm WM. B. RANKIN AG ENCY White Brothers February 8 in he thodist_pr- Here Is What Col. J. Monroe Johnson, Director of Crider's Exchange Building BELLEFONTE, PA. BELLEFONTE, PA. graduate of Bellefonte High Scho Office of Defense Transportation Says : COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE | i riage Mra Woomer private duty work in Woomer is 8 grad- Township High empoyed at the gsant Gap before f 2 2 3 . v v . 1 \ Anil J40, his presents a challenge to all trucks, bi and x1 operators to make the » operators will re- the fi . timatod five vo A POTN Tm ; . wt (1119 rte 11" estimate ire 1 lrement ring the Nrst quartel » and to n up thelr tire conservaticn activities. Lire suppiy situation 1s the md I'itl i Sih Lh war started. A Paris . . . - * 1 4 ‘é . " }.. . | 3 all . dispatch quoted General Eisenhower as saving that ‘tire wear has exceeded all pre- combat estimates’ and that ‘the American armies ting g the German border S B . . . » 1 Miss a a datigh- face a tire shortage so serious it threatens: to tie up ten pel nt of all A my vehicles or o n sed Afr I jr 4 3 "1 ’ . 1 bl Nevers g State Tene and Cn by early February." Conserve every ounce usable rubber vou now have. Retread Luther 8. Stover, Jr. son of Mr. and 1 : ] } WHY THE PULPWOOD Mrs. L. Scott Stover, of Bellefonte and recap every usable carcass and eliminate wear and t ind tire abuse wherever were married In Faith Reformed “% .. 2 . 11 : \ : 11 3 1 church, State College, at 4 2'clock possible. If tires aren’t saved now, rubber borne transportation will be Seriously af- inst Monday afternoon, with Rev ’ cp { Albert 8. Asendorf, pastor of the fected, if 1wonth viien the hot r with its heavy toll on Nn church fliciating The altar was decorated with a basket of white tires begins Ad giadiolae, palms and candles. The Spi Ret shy v . . DOUBLY ACUTE AS ACTION “ COL. J. MONROE JOHNSON, Director bride, given In marriage 55 her father, wore a satin gown with lace insets, a sweetheart neckline, and Office of Defense Transportation sleeves which came to points at the ' wrists. The long train of the gown was edged in lace. Her waist length vell was caught on both sides of her head with orange blossoms Her HE ONLY PEOPLE who think Victory in Europe only jewelry Was a single strand of TAKE CARE OF YOUR TIRES 8) will ease the pulpwood shortage are those who Carried a white prayer DOK with .? streamers and an orchid. Miss Jean flunked their geography. A look at a globe shows how Heverly, sister of the bride, was the much more difficult the supply problem becomes as Ee Mh To Al Dae E - - major action shifts to the Pacific. lege, and Miss Myrrel Rewbridge, of Pittsburgh. Robert Willard, Belle fonte, served as best man and the WAR IN PACIFIC IS DIFFERENT ea the Navy, and Plc. Charles Swarts Not only are the distances vastly greater but conditions WES held st the Tome ofthe" bride | Even those eligible for new tires may not be able to get them under the re- immediately following the ceremony. | are entirely different. In Europe port facilities permitted “| The three-tiered white wedding cake | duced quotas. Heed these simple instructions. Drive carefully. Keep tires bulk shipments. In the Pacific every item must be [4A ut with Mun ES Sigver double wrapped to meet the more difficult handling and 10 Tigh Schood inlet, and sitend | properly inflated. Have tires inspected regularly and have all bruises, holes or : : 144 the Smart Shop in State College. . . . climatic conditions. Opl. Stover, a member of the Alr| breaks repaired quickly. When tread is worn smooth, RECAP PROMPTLY. Corps, was employed at Willard's | | clothing store, Bellefonte, before en- | {tering service. He will return to) DON'T WASTE PRECIOUS TIME en =~ Cut only quality pilpwood. Rotted, excessively wertang the Do Your Part . . . We'il Do Ours To Keep You Rolling ! crooked or thin logs slow the war effort. . Mi Re X wR LIVER SMILE on iy : Ex KEYSTONE TIRE SERVICE J. M. CURTIN THOMAS BEAVER t H. A. BROCKERHOFF MARY H. SCOTT Se. Patter St. Howe Dwied and Operated
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