Page Four THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. 80 YEARS AGO: Bing! Bang! Boom! Policeman Miller Thumps Toughs Into Submission Another disgraceful row occurred | A on our streets last week in which the tough colored element of ow big surprise will be sprung by the Undine Fire Company this | year when they hold thelr annual About half of —— - Cows, Heifers Need Protection From Bloat Prepare Soil Well from the Hats around the root 1 { absorbs the shock of tran planting | For Vegetable Plants | and helps keep the plants growing Before setting out the plants that | jury to the roots or stems. Usé a | | In taking up the plants, avoid in have grown in greenhouses or in| piece of shingle or a trowel to loos- | | f fe ' the hotbed, the soll should be made | en the plants in the ssi) Slide the into the best possible condition for | tool under the roots and lft them | plant growth. Asst. County Agent | out . Clair D. Delong says this can be| Set the plants an inch or twe | THE SETTLEMENT : f ) Wnts an inch two | ESF A OF CANAAN accomplished by keeping the ground | deeper than they were growing i Woodycrest 4-H Daughter Born 1 \ cultivated from early spring until | the hotbed or coldframe. Pack the sre the principal tors {International Sunday School Lessd H town wert oe principal actor picnic at Heecla Park, July 4th, You! transplanting’ time In this way | gofl tightly about the roots, tf the | e A Club Names Of cers ! A 4 lust } he ¢ 1 4 N aks ] he gang were soaked | win near all about it later with rum and got up a quarrel be- cause they could not get anothe On Tuesday noon George Gross who had some money, to join them | Was fortunate to catch a sal- in a game of poker. In the midst of | mon trout on bait In Spring Creek the row. policeman within our borough Hmits, that | and when he attempted to ar measured 18 inches in length, and i weed will be well under control i | gail is dry or if the climate {8 hot | pepper, tomato, and other plant advisable. A pint of water per plant | | | one of th ullies he defied the | he carried the speckled critter in| policeman as | \ ustom—I | triumph up town, proud as a daddy things were diff t this time. The | with his first born new policeman pulled his mace and | william Alexander, the man thumped the chap int ubmission. | who donated the land to the Meth- by hammering his head with the ist Church of Bellefonte, upon club until h tars n the beautiful edifice now meek as a lamb he marched to t : ands, died Sunday noon, April 14, | | | | | | lock-up and remained the: NUT 1001, at the ripe old age of 91 years, | he agreed Pi Hs ne of Ave | qt hi me in Chairton, lowa, He dollar flicer Miller Is deserving | was born in Clinton County in 1810 3 1 ’ ne lived for two years in Bellefonte noted last week that Detec- Rightnour caught at 17% inch trout, but forgot to add that he also caught several large suckers a week previous, at Tyrone, and them alive to the Belle- where anyone can see alive and kicking” roughts who have bee: privileges 1 effective work of this kind will . i and effecti = On Monday a peculiar aceldént Soon. put happened at Kurtz's Book Store Mr. Wentzel lef es baritone | rede Bidwell, the clerk, was clean- inger, has few, if an) iperiors inj 4 ne of the large plate glass the state windows in the front of the store Jenkin: ¢ Lingl r'e ing u » was standing on a box in the i on { the urned | inside, when he lost his balance and foundry and machir hoy the box tipped forward. The result of it—Bellefonte would greatly mi was that his foot struck the large this enterprising firn it was one | plate glass with all the welght of of the solid ablishment { the | his body back of it and broke town through near the bottom of the Architect Robert Cole has design- | window, shattering the remainder. ed a plan for the proposed new city | Some boys came along and be- hospital at ck avel it 3 gan picking at the loose pieces and i ance came down with a Young Bidwell was fortunate 1g cut by the broken glass ahead y n ( and aped with a good case of and have raised nsiderable money | window fright. The glass that was for the new building roken will cost about $75 to replace 20 YEARS AGO: Pierre Boal Appointed To High Government Post in Europe and Mr John 8S. Walker Mary Treaster and Miss Ella returned home Wednesday a two month's sojourn at St burg, Florida Logan Fire Company respon- 1 still alarm about 10 o'clock hursday morning at the home » ; ‘urtin of East Linn GAréer since ac W D. Re ENISIEC | gireet, where a spark from the dt that in R iy 4, u had et fir to the wood- soon after the outbreak of the World | i A considerable space Service in Prance, Boal h had a Ori { rs. Gregg War and soon became a member of | __. 1 wnad on one side of the roof | —— favette FEscadrille h the famed Lafaye 0h As beforte the firemen were able to get Most : ne time pied DY : mpletely under control Ce " Michael Hazel Jr. was an arrival mee lefonte this week from Oil sumed Gamble Borough # " . thr ty where 1} hold 2 fine with a large oil company od tor at that place and ated ny ’ 1 t Lar “ Stree *al - vised na | was to 80 to wine and before leaving which ee hit: father and He recently was young girls attended the ard Saturday Hege Were Miller, Ie. ah Bullwk lizabeth Hic Matt Lays Hughe and Charles Me- fl re for busine a minature golf course, located « year of the Brockerhoff Hotel hase had It rebullt ang new and new gree: ave bes ted hes nl for the nieht to be this Saturday — try thelr gale yhody who ha sHmething can make & shefch, hut not who makes speeches: hin OLIVER FARM MACHINERY Yer we have It. 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N Cre 4-H lub time to set out cabbage, eggplant | and dry, artificial watering will hu . 5 i Memory Selectlor ‘ : p tal H Son For Kell and of good courage ad) ! ! { At ‘ affrighted } ne I Me Do the transplantin carefully. | is not too much on cloudy days or in late afternoon - { ‘ maved preferably. Keep some of the soll Lose bag, dog, U re inCD with gobst Lesson Text: Joshua 14 -13 Ru ‘ I ; Va lke Anmounce Birt) OrrFice Cat “A Little Nonsense Now and Then, Is Relished By the Wisest Men,” fhird Child Bor Kiss And Tell her at ne Plain Facts member A Curtin et man's wife asked him twelfth supposed those dozens and dozen mpt lar. He told her he didn’t know his life Ce CF As The Office Cat Sees It e Cel e ( int Clubms« It look taken for In contra wasnt neces Parent Trusses — Crutches 0.0.0 Abdominal Supports Lights Out Sacro llliac Belts EXPERT FITTING Parrish Drug Store BELLEFONTE, PA. Your Hit Parade — pa : teri ‘ : a Oe 0 Ed pike HS oa pri ours a op eect ot sore. ta || J+ M- KEICHLINE INSURANCE AGENCY Ry Automobiles with fou oors and four brakes are tt : Ee a nn One of the Oldest Agencies in Centre County ans ut a driver who ha EDW. L. KEICHLINF Temple Court Phone 2521 'e Attention Wagner's Mill the + ’ t he 14 t the rice C..0.-C Stranger Than Fiction me ME Once it y le fn H rie! ¥ 0.0.0 Io Be Truthful About It colle the first 1 { i f { a Hop Scotch 37) { ES nL mn There's Saomething To I re I the can hard { ’ Steppe By Steppe It wa non nw d. He tore « I Mo He never He there The Drinks Are on the House I've Deen drinkin 41] on Conia wake ap wit If you've bee you If you've been drinking ale you should wake If son've Been drinking stout son should wake up If you've been drinking rye you should wake up feeling rotky And if you've been drinking bootleg ye hould wake up feeling damn d ‘ n y ! 10 change without moive ucky 0.0.0 y In Loving Memory : / fr kk — Let's bow our heads for Old Black Joe. 0 every woman under :)-feel--) . His gir! sald “No” when he thought she sald “Mo . i Awa BO a How's That Again Department Patkard, as you already know, has the mworso-tall folks, in America's Tops in handling ease, too because Milesburg was once called Woapalannewachschiechey-—~two bits (0 provided generously for today's NCWest new car... Packard (and Packard alowe) gives { any of the “Cat Readers” who can tell us what that jJaw-breaker means grants... 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Give me a corn-popper Largest trumk of any sedan on dent-free parking New one-piece quick. the road.) windshield (nearly five feet wide) and “All right, sir,” teplied Bob Schaeffer, the clerk. “Do yon want a large | Now, let's see a few typical exam. narrower corner pillars give you a to turn a door knob in your home! porn-copper?” | | ples of what Packard has done for cleat panoramic view Come drive it! “No, just a medium-sized, ordinary pon-corner” “How will this cop-porner do?’ “Is that a pon-corper?” ”, , ¥ rdf r / ” 4 J “Yes, but you're getting It twisted You MEN a CON-porper--no, a L65 more than, a oar ils @ Ia ASR THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE pern-copper. No, a i ! ¢ : “I mean a con-porper.” “Oh, yes, a pon-corper” “Yes, gimme a pup-cooner, and be quick.” “All right. Here's your punscooper, Now, what else?” c. 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