April 19, 1951 THE CENTRE DEMGCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page Seven RECENT WEDDINGS Wagned—Kline Charles Robert Wagner and Elgie Rean Kline, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Fred Kline, of near Fill- more, were united in marriage at 8 pm. Apr. 7, at the home of the | officiating minister, the Rev. Levi F. Sheetz, Willowbank Street, Belle- fonte. They were attended ents of the bride, hex broth- er-in-law and other members of the family. The groom is employed at Clasters in Bellefonte They will reside for empioyed a at the home of the bride Mill Hall ———— The bridegroom is a graduate of rgbusger—~Shaftes nal High Shed Quay LeRoy Bumbarg He iil rr Mr. and Mrs. Blah Baba Curtin, and Miss Esther Shaffer, daughter of M: Cyrus Shaffer, of near Bellef A “ea were united in marriage at 6:3 i MARXihe AYLS, Gal ay. ! pm. Apr. 7. I. and Mrs or: t F. Will i and Samuel Kelle: Tice—~Resides Miss | Miss and Mi R. D2 of Mr. and Mi Bellefonte, R April 6 In the burg Rev formed the Attendants i the bride Smoyer of Bellef I'he ide Is a Walker hij 10W Dora Tice Boyd and pvt daughter of Mi ee of Bellefonte Merle Resides, son George Resides, ol D. 2, were married parsonage at Hublers- Richard Johnson per- double ring ceremony were Miss Liliah Tice and William pal sister, onte graduate of the High School and ntiis 1 t the Sylvania the p nese ana The ceremony was pel the Rev. Levi F. Sheet residence on Willow Bellefonte, He had parents of the bride when he resided The couple was mother of the side for the present a the bride also united veal ward 26 H attended by i Wilson—Miller Miss virginia Mae Mille: ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Tyrone, R. D.. and J. Lynn son of Mrs. Maude F. Wilson riors Mark, were married Sunday, April 8, | he Mark Methodist h Paul E. Myers double ring ceremony The bride attend Anna Kost, Tyrone, maid Miss Harriet Moore, Mrs. Eleanor Wilson Nancy Lavo Tiffin the bride, actin The best Wilson. brother The ushers were ther of the bride learfield Miss Carmen rone, cital ing es. Albert soloist. Accom lenberger at til cause,” t Lord's The alt: corated with nations. Ligh at the al of the san The bride marquisette trtain a ¥ ofl Was ported Irisl tiara. Her necklace white white iD | The maid of honor wa An aqua g hat and . of pink and white carnation bridesmaids were gowns trasting coiors of with matching carried carnations and bo The flower girl bridal gown ried a pink carnati I oust—Harsubarger ’ H own with mat carried a lonial colonial colonial United ploved After was held for 100 The moon are nos their Attention Farmers! SPOUTING TIN WORK OF ALL KINDS New Roofs — Old Roofs Repaired Roofs Painted — Church Steeples Repaired RATES REASONABLI WORK GUARANTEED Estimates Given You Must Be Satisfied PAUL HELLER LAMAR, PENNA Phone Mill Hall Exch, 86-R-4 THE DAVID J. JEFFRIES FUNERAL HOME CENTRE HALL “The Country Funeral Nome Serving You In Time of Need” I Lady Attendant Phone 37 Leana—Burns Pauline E. Burns and Mrs, Roy E College, became Leana, of Cathage, | Lady of Victory lege, April 7 I'he couple wa { bride's twin sister and Edward Thurston, law of the bridegroom Following a wedding trip to Syra- cuse and Carthage, N. Y., and | Montreal, Canada, the will be at home in their nished apartment at Mass Mrs | State ! St , daughter of Mr Burhs the bride N. ¥. In church, State Col- attended by newly fur- of and the of Leanna, a graduate College High School Francis Hospital in a registered nurse and | employed at St. Francis {is emploved by American in New York City Out-of-town guests {at the wedding from Altoona, Tyrone, Watertown Carthage, N. Y has been Mr. Leana Photo Co were present and Kochik—Dickey Mildred Mary Dickey daughter of Mrs. Edna Dickey of Spring Church near Apollo and Carl Kochik of Mr. and Mrs St {ochik f Clarence, were Paul's Cathedral in April 7 Pauley remon Mi on eve ried in burgh Mm ouble ma St I Pitt ISIRNO!T he ring ce bride roc {athe pel rformed 1 I'he in marriage by Joseph Corcoran, wa Ger Kochik idegroom wevieve were Mary Ann Dorann Dickey Edda Lockhart Phyllis Keberles was FEd- nnstown Cincesa Al- HHiamson, Gr Flanagan lordon—Barnhart Esther Barnhart, dau- Mrs. Hoy Barn- and Kobert Ear) and Mr George RD nte were the Gettig Bellefo End Physical— nte Sone 3 n Noo; CM wed nnaire and were rikshor Mabel V Donald Clemence Flenne: Ernest A. Frank Hazel Garbric’ Joyce Mr Gate te: John A Martha Kerin Sarah J. Kline, How - Koonsman Spring Boalsburg Rebersbury te College. Rhoda Mills: Arthur Me- Ann McGowan Reese, Tyrone burn Samuel Rosella Guy La ernice 1 Mann ace Markle, Sta Maver, Boring Closke Lemont Moshannon: lola C Helen C. Ripka, Ci Roe Centre Hall Pear! Shugarts Miliheim: Florence D. Bmith, Mad- on Elizabeth Springer, State College; Gwendolyn Wagner, Spring Mil Virginia Ward, Bellefonte Mikired Weaver, Port Matilda; 3. White, Centre Hall dington nirg Milker Vacuum Can Injure Cows ’ The Tactum that operates milking machine can do harm the udder when there Is no milk flowing through the udder to abril. cate IL, eautions County Agent LL H Bull A teal cun apniied to the foreatm when the milker Is In operation will demonstrate the pull from the vac. pum. The vacuum applied In this manner pulls the bloood, congesting [It. This congestion ls harmful as well as painful. In the same wal vacuum on the cow hurls when no |m ik lubricates the udder The county agent recommend: [tha f the managed milking routine be followed. This routine assures | the Iet-cown of milk vrior to the attachment of the milking machine In managed milking the cow Is machine«stripped at the proper {time, This routine assures proper lubrication of the udder when mae chines are on cows The managed milking routine will reduce udder. trouble, produce more milk, and save time Recipe for Communism rhe uel oli hw and He |orer the to Let the [ann of State of Ric Our the Catherine Burns, brother-in- to newlyweds Worcester, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, | the {lor | Thompson | and ns | the Tacy ! | i 60 YEARS AGO: Secession Threatened! Philipsburg And Rush Twp. May Go to Clearfield Philipsburg, according to the Ledger, wants cut loose from Centre and become part of Clear fleld county. Representative Thomp- son says he can get a hill through the Legislature to attach Rush township and Philipsburg to field county, and that he is for the separation and thinks can get assistance to get it through If Rush township and were Lo eccede it would population of Centre from 42894 to 36,791. Then would follow the humiliation of being de posed as a single judicial district with associate judges and other ex- tras, saying nothing about being tacked to another county and ing a president judge between two. What an awful come Centre County! Errihg don't YW Lo anxiou cut County hav- th " Gown breth- ren COU be depart-—he far a can You 80 cruel? So concern secede yy c he as he likes field pros want him Rush t people and ided the As for i hips feel like ses wiation for that Thompson woul tach to Clearfield whole-souled, genial loveable t« ighest John T. Lauri Adams Expres: has been ad ’ of express Valley H accey ear - Clearfielder Philipsburg n't think our 1 old 1 HE AL Wl ering the people of land like to at patrioti degre VANCE the Manages Eagle Rallroac Will has Keller, Esq ned ver the addre Ailing clas school thi brightest wv 20 YEARS AGO: | and Clear- | he | Philipsburg | down | on fon la Fred in the each Paddy The cont Mis turned the first of « FENN day Beas Harter of Fishing H 100 the Monday Kurtz Tom caught streams of region Court Holse tar this received a paint at the Week g of be Mar \ to Bellefonte BrockerhofY after has pending re and propert: the Owing Pass origina ana Collecto 1 90 no ons ol barrels of Mice clerk William H Smith have Six Applications Received For Bids On New Bellefonte Postoffice Site w create } diant Gag Dauphi The many Bellefonte Biack{or Hb |r know that ti from a sl yonth' trip comps Dr. Charles Rice success! ne extensive antiques. Thes antioue busine purchases maar Northern Africa high rating In Mi Verna Chambers has a epted the position of des ity cou Lreasurer fill the wvacanoy caused by the resignattion of Mrs Arthur Beals mn n te rot ested returned ADTOR( - Elmer ec ANY and n Al nes He are engaged at Alliance in Europe will give their and them profession te to Trend Away From ‘Wool In Carpets ¢ 105 choo If you buy a rg n all probabilit: you me made from all rayon or a blend rayon and wonl or The carcity of wool for cardets has led manufacturers to use new Nbers and sends of fibers, explain: Miss Helen 4. Butler, home economics exten jon representative of Centre coun. | 'y Carpets made of these new fiber and blends of Nbers come In a large array of colors, interesting texture | weaves and design Coe of your first concern shen you buy a carpet or rug made from! + fiver other than wool, Is to Know how to care for it. Bome mantufag- | ‘urers are rating instructions ‘or! the care of their products on labels, | Look for labels when vou buy a rug Manufacturers suggest that 100 ber cent rayon or blends of rayon and wool he treated like the all wool rugs we have been using. In general, these are the instructions he cone of Hw 11 Vi Learpet sweeper dally and vacuum or carpet will eottor fe ww Stat entitle "ver J. B Herr mee a leaned moe A Mis ‘he | ot "ions yOu Cha 1 : In dustry clean plant I» motes ciency many and alr | clean, Cleanliness are freshly practi the Si She HN and removers removed beta ere ® pn YMCA the nue te he expire are Ean Oscar Harm, C Fred Herma 8 of the ARDOVE ¥ to Ory aude 1 to v terms Caun aires week. have the ru by a professional TORT Butler re ol remind rlieaning that something | Jickly to remove oan ! 1rd When n act g leanliness spring need» Is Practieal cleaning time food housek a safe plant health, adds economy, Plant offer pod need Lo be clear work much means dust and fume and surfaces are Plant cleanliness is The Medical Society of of Pennsylvania It fo Pro. eM. need lig and enfer better and ninLown to Alnle making painted al ate Look and Listen “Will you love me when 1 am old? He I shall idolize you I shall worship you and the ground under your little feet 1 nie LL mother, shall-um-«er-You Hn okie wk he tor are you? Sean trout | Poe’ the | i fresh re ping ni | . . ‘Cannibalism In . Spring Flock? Like people develop vices most prominent ism, the picking h quently break Of course have an chicken Arn ones u metLime the Cannibal- that flock of ti cann LOO one of fre abit out In a unber influence or but It Is generally « things as lack of something vercrowding. high temperature brooding room. lack of 1Meient deficiend any 1 HOR ibalism ed by uct do au Lo feeds pace ins {eed clone finement rations Cannibalism | ult of a faulty ration likely Ww develo] brooded or a not morte A re injected to [| % | picking Chicks Need aut Room prec lon agalr ( nd to provide | ¢ I-being darken the House HOW MILTON MERLE TELEVISION GOT INTO Dear ana baby REPRESENTING The Martin Steel Products Corp. Design and Fabrication of METAL FXCLUSIVELY for the Farm HAYMAKERS — SILOS — DAIRY BARNS (CORN CRIBS GRAIN BINS Also “Pioneers in the Buildings Badger: Barn ( and Barn Ventilating Fans For furthe n ar d prices mio FRANKLIN MUSSER MILLS, PA PHONE MILLHEIM 12R12 call or see SPRING 0D Cen, eckler Chevrolet For pringtimg Banner Bargains IN EXPERT CAR CARE! Here's a welcome shower of service savings after the hard winter your repair winter's ravages . plant some healthy savings in your pocket, Drive in! WE'RE BLOSSOMING out ALL OVER WITH BARGAINS LIKE THESE! ." * | \ | ) A ve Ss JV Our mechanics are regular beavers! We've pruned our prices! car's weathered. We'll ge! your car set to breeze into summer—ond SPRING BF wo Meare's 8 wring tom Yor your tor! Wat. 1. Chonge grease in rear end eR a al 2 ech rast wheel 3 Ox crowkeose 4 with 5 auarty or fuwt quel pring ag a oR Sts NAGER Mice WA | ABOUT Ome MONEY $ — TE Sa ving —— anv -~ er w- => Te ——— wih rer Our work grows and grows on youl Bargain 1 ime! KECKLER CHEVROLET, INC. Wi S. Potter St. a Phone 4791 Bellefonte, Pa.
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