Page Two
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
April 26, 1961
BOALSBURG
The First On
the Evangelical
Church
aniz
and IIe V1 red dleman and Al
met 'hursda and Mi
with Mrs. Ralvbh Kern Furnace
College RD. Mi Kern id Clas:
of the cla was | harge of the oalsbi itheran Church
meeting. Pla: \\ made | met with ini 1 Charles Hess
annual Mother-Daugl B [ hursday evening. Esther Graham
to be held at t
evening, May
made for a I
Saturday, M
ham was
talnment
ed during it was in
Samuel Ishle \ [ rgini A Well
Miss Ethel « | M Pet t was plane for the meetin
Knepp, Mrs. Clair Z { Mi I'uesday ever : 15 at 7:45
Maude William: ) ( » } ! Philip
Installat June
at Tussey Lois Ann
nesday ever V \ Va rank Sci Roy Harp
noble was i ta lle N [ Ia H Jack (il felter, Bud
by Distric I 1 hit i Musser
Nora Weave:
Queen 1
other office:
Grand M:
Recordi
McAlevy
Myer
oi
f
Ol
of the
sted
group
the
n \ plan
Relr Pleasan
the
Musiciax
Smith: Right
Grand, Mi
Supporter
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Vice Gra:
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R. K. Owens Electric Store
Phone 2036 Bellefonte
{kle and family at Port Matilda RD
Sunday
| Fire
Mr, and Mrs, Samuel Ishler
Norman and Kay Bickle visited
and Mrs. Roy Henninger and
ily, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
and
fam-
Bie-
the
the
thelr
the
I'he Brownie Troop met at
Hall Priday evening and
members worked on a gift for
mother for Mothers’ Day. At
next meeting May 4. from 7
p.m. the gift will be finished. Pres- |
ent were Mrs, Russell Harpster, Mrs
Norman Callahan, Betty and Joan
Harpster, Sandy Tait, Sandra Ne- |
vel, Mary Ellen Smitley, Kitty L.}
Stiffler, Ann Wheeler, Anna Smith
Peggy Schilling, Carol and
Sendzik, Ruth A. Lenker, Janice |
Carroll, Heather Maw, Patty Gills- |
gan, Patsy Cole, Carol Addison
Barbara Trauger, Doris McClintic
and Nancy Young
Visitors with Mr
Harpster and
were Mr. and Mrs
of Altoona: Mr. and
ers, of Gllitzen; Mr. and Mrs, Char-
Breon, Fanny, Virginia and
Jr. Mrs. Charles Bohn and
and Mrs. George long and
State College: Mr. and Mr:
Kustanbauter, Bellefonte
Irene and Janet Bickle, Port Ma-
tilda RD. spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ishier
Mrs. Thomas Dry and son
Mrs. Forrest Dry, State College
visited relatives in Freeport
Tarentum recently
Ww
Peggy |
and Mrs
family Sunda
Leo McCullougn
Mrs, Ted My-
Rus- |
sell
\
le
Charles
Mr
Billy
Thoma
with
RD
niu
of Sharon
with hi
Goheen, who en-
Goheen Hill
weekend
Mary 8
ent
Mr. and
College
a
‘onada
were
inl
aeipiusn
Reed
Servi
Willi
r'siup
Mi Maude
A St Karen
eier and Patsy Cos
rt Cole and Mr Har
The Youth High Feliowsl
at the Evangelical and
Church Monday evening and the
vorship service was in charge of
Shirley Confer The theme wa
In Nat Jack Callahan led
group
fe ils :
APT
Hp met
Reformed
CGiod ire
the
poem Patty
with Mi
Mme siel
MILLHETM, PA.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
(April 27 and 28)
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Size
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"OPERATION PACIFIC”
J
M1
| any
| lowed
| meeting
lo 8 | gervice of
will
| in the church Sunday
{ family,
weekend guest
| Harper,
{ first of April, spent
| end
| turned
{ for
| Methodist
{old before Feb. 1,
any
Clark williams
birthday
der,
milestone
an
Clayton Updegraf!
of Williamsport
a daughter
UNIONVILLE
Services
regular hour, |
30 pm, fol-
h Followship |
Methodist Church
School the
Worship Service at 7
by the You
Sun-
at
meeting of |
Christian |
Church
evening, |
School room, |
Mrs. Lester Harpe: and |
Youngstown, 0O., were!
of his father, HE
of Unlon township |
John C. Stere, a patient in the
Altoona Veterans Hospital since the
the past week- |
family here and re-|
to the hospital.
check-up |
R. R. Lehman, forme:
pastor here, called on
Friday evening |
dinner was held Sun-
of Mr. and Mi»
in honor of the
of her father, C. W. Bau-
that day passed his 83d
Present were, his son
M1 Mrs. Clarence
son, Mr. and Mr
and children, all
Mrs. Updegrafy
monthly busines
Society of
Methodist
Thursday
The
the Women's
the
3,
be May
Mr. and
of
with his
Wednesday
further
The Rev
ome friends
A birthday
at the home
who
ana
and
fami)
Bauder
And
celebrated
Luraey
Forrest Bauder
birthday last
and father, C
mjoved dinner the
aurant in Bellefonts
manage:
and
nt
Mr Clare Brungart a
iidren, of Lebanon xere
Sunda;
{f his
guests at the
Roy Brungart
aginner
brother
aone
ang
}
Bowersox moved last Pris
m the Mrs, W. R Zacharias
n East Pebersburg to Milroy
Alt pent
f Aumat We
nd Mr
atp
of Mi
Harr
Sunds
Mrs. J
were
and Vv
Johr and
hildren. of
Saturday
Cray
College, were
the home of her
C. MM. Blerhy
Hartman | pending
in Harrisburg
Jimmy Cormar
at the Kermit
Potters Mill
will be presented by
of Watson‘own high
under direction of Howard
in the local E. U. B. Church
Sunday, Apr. 20. at 7.30 pm
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cummings
and Jack, of Lock Haven, were Suns
day dinner guests at his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. OG. Cummings
Will Miles township parents who
have children who will be six years
1952, please got
in touch this week with Miss Alma
Corman, or call Mies township
high school--telephone 20R3
— —— i
Lew Davidson, Jr. :
visi.
at
nd Mr
Tom
parents
spent
Ros
man home h
A Concert
the student
school
Lames
In Wonsan Fight
(166 N. Thomas
The enemy port of Wosan Is aptly |
called the “Clyy of Death” and.
Lewis J. Davidson Jr, ships ser: |
viceman, third class, USN, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Davidson.
Street, Bellefonte |
helped to make it so
He Is serving aboard the destroy.
ler USS Walke which recently bom. |
|
|
]
:
in funneling
barded military targets in the eity
for 27 consecutive days
Along with other UN units, the!
Walke has completely destroyed
three of five main enemy supply
lines to the front. Wosan Is one of
the most Important links of the
enemy's “ital transportation system
troops down to the
front lines
The ship Is now in a United Na-
tions port for replenishment of sup-
plies and ammunition,
sister and husband,
Mrs, Evard Adams, of
burgh, Other guests at the Custer
home recently were Mr. and Mr
Ralph Moran and her mother, Mrs
Loua Hinton, of Altoona,
Both the monthly and
Mr. and
near Pitts.
her
annual
fonville Cemetery Association (Oak
Ridge Cemetery) will be held on
Monday evening, May 7 In
school house. It is hoped there will
be a good attendance of lot own-
|
|
{ meetings of lot owners of the Un- |
the |
ers. The annual election of officers!
will take place, In which all lot
owners should be interested.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Way, of
Arlington, Va. visited over the
weekend with his mether, Mn
Hannah Way, On his return Sun-
day afternoon, he was accompan-
led by his mother, and sister Mis
Merriam way, who will visit there
for a time
Mr. and Mrs
his mother, Mrs. Orrie M. Holt,
ited Bunday with Mr. and
Russell Phillinger, of Tyrone
Miss Georgeanna Holt, of Wash.
ington, D. C.. Was a recent guest
at the home of her parents, Mr
and Mrs. B. E. Holt of this place
Miss Kate Smith
Russell Holt and
Yip-
Mr
visited several
| days the fore part of this week with
her sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bechdel, of Howard
Miss Florence Pinch visited a fen
davs this week with Mrs. Effie Au-
man. of Port Matilda
Mr Barton and
Mrs Blanchard Holt
Kathryn Tallhelm called on
Mrs. John Barton
Boalsburg Sunday
At
Florence
Mr
Mr
and fami
afternoon
Hazel
and
and
the evening worship service
Methodist Church on Bun.
day, Apr. 20. at 7:30 pm... DST, the
Constans Commandry 33 Knight
Templar of Bellefonte will be the
est Ser will be conducted
by the Rey. Vowler, assisted by
Rey. A. G. Herr of County
Home
Don't
Pa
ore it
ice at Bellefonte
ment wl
ment wil
in the
ace
the
the
asl week
tax be-
forget, th the
1950 proper!
entered hn the Treasurer
A stant
There a
taxes outstand-
taken
¥
1
Al
hold {it Are
nal
care of
or,
wal
John
Altoona sere weekend
Idella Wiliams
Mr. and Mra
Mill Hall, cali
Me. and Mrs
cently
Mis Margaret Kane
home last Friday from
Haven Hoapital shere she
medaic patient
MM Alma Pletcher
her home Saturday
her sister, Mr:
k Have
n
Bixel, ©
the heme of
Schwenk re-
Robert
at
A. H
returned
the Lock
had Decor
al
retur:
fram a
Gordon La
ed
Victor
AN as
tid an Thomo
ped! an
onventionh of
health
5 No
normal
rena Pletcher
-
sell
iting
Mase lon
the weekend
Mune!
home
of
her
»
A evenin
at the
Oscar Wer
pe Dickson
Jackie ¢
Harker
g and Sunda
home of Mr. an
wel included Mr
daughters Sonya
{ Milesburg: Mr
and Faye Qviler, of
Milford Ovler and
He Ovier and
ff Hummelstorm
Jackie” Graflihs, youngest dau-
of Mr. and Mrs. Pred Gral-
underwent An emergency ap-
wectomy at the Lock Haven
ital Sunda night Monda
her youe «
on Wa
improved
conditi
= hat
WAC Applicants Have
Choice Assignments
g work in the following
Chemical, Communica.
Intelligence, Finance, Food
information, Machine Ac-
Mapping and Reprodue-
Military Police, Mo-
Personnel and Ad-
ministration. Photography. Quar-
termaster,’ Maintenance, Scientific
Bervices and Supply, is offered to
the young women of the Centre
County ares who can qualify for
an enlistment in the Women's Arm
Corps, according to T Bgt. William
8 Nagle of the local recruiting
station
Due to the rapid expansion of the
Interesth
careers
tions
Service
counting
tion, Medical,
tor Transport
Armed Forces, there are immediate |
openings for Young women between
the ages of 38 and 34 for enlistment
at the Bellefonte office,
geant announced. He encourages all
loca! young women to take advan.
tage of the opportunities offered.
the training. the pay, the self-satis- |
faction that women may have in
knowing they ame serving their
country in this essential work.
Those Interested bay secure ad-
ditional information at the Bush!
Arcade building in Bellefonte any
week day. Monday through Satur. |
from 5:30 aan. to 5 pm
Residents of Brush—
(Continued From Page One)
ley should be able to eanstruct such
& building.
Allen Winkieblech donated an
acre of ground a hard sur
faced road “in the better Intercats
of the community.”
unt,
Our own prediction " to the
pennant winners is based on pre.
ference rather than intelligence.
Set |
Grassland Field Day
‘ One of Five in State
Philipsburg mphasis pls
SNOW SHOE
Mrs. George
gical patient
State Hospital
Mrs
Caldarra is
at the
KUL
TN
Mr Allee
Bell calle
Rockey 1
afternoon
daughter Cleo, Mr
and Mrs. Rex Lucas, Lydia and
Pamela spent last Thursday eve
ning at Altoona, while they atter
ded the Circus at Jaffa Mosque
Mrs. Rex Lucas, George Hall
James Sullivan were in Phil
Shia, Wednesda)
Mr Mrs, Rufus Breon
Snow Shoe, entertained In
of their son Bobby fourth bh
day, Baturday Ap
Games were piaved
erved, Present were
Maxie Lee McCloskes
Sandy and Gary Bell
Basalla, Jimm: Reasner
Balash, Bobby Lewis, Lytk
ick Jr.. Sheila Koleno, Diana
ell and Peter Krone, Mrs
Bell, Mrs Lois Koleno
lla Basalla, Mr Dorothy
Mrs. Phyllis Reas
Margaret Bell
Breon Mrs. Edna
on Mr. and Mrs, Styrl
Bellefonte Wednesday
George Hall,
and
anc
1a del
iael-
and
afternoon
ana iu
Jody
Petx
CGeorgeann:
Perry
AA rs
il
Seeks Office—
§ Prom
relative
the
Con
Airborne Training
Offers Many Extras
Ex! gaining, extra pay, and
Keynotes
the Airborne, with
I''Bgt. William 8B
8. Army-Alr
tation cot
eniure are the
the ages
tell
and 200
jlunteer for
ste
7
nest week |
Haag
Beginning
rear of Lhe
h HEATER
1950 FORD
FORD
FORD coach heats
MERCURY 4.doo eda
HUDSON 4-door
FORD 4 door
1945
1949
1948
in office
paid full
thes
and an addit
debledness of $60,000.00 1943
financed in onder to pay obligation =
which had Pen incurred prior 1947
the time that 1 became a Count) 1845
Commissioner, and 1948
ut which 1946
which | 1942
rovided, Lu
1942
1942
1941
1938
193°
183%
1948
Te
wil edan
heater
FORD 4-door sedan
FORD coach, black
FORD 4
PIYMOUTH
STUDEBAKER
PACKARD Clipper
PIYMOUTH coa
OLDSMOBILE soda
CHEVROLET
FORD }
CLOSED-IN
will be made floor sedar
oi coach
’ $ ach
wel paid Ir
as Lhe
“i
Rel
COR
JELLY
1950
1948
1947
1947
1947
CHEN
FORD picku
FORD balf-ton j
FORD PANEL 8
FORD Chassis a
on
fon
Important
Hd see YOu ne werk
barbershop
Truma ight
Early C
run up Lo the
See JIM LEITZELL, Mgr
what
vias
Pickle
out
Earl
56" GOL) CHARS
~.,, FOR BEST VALUES
NOTICE!
~kED
1950 FORD 2-DOOR
overar
green
gunmetal
PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan
dark blue
healer
linder. §
BARNETT MOTORS
USED CAR LOT IN MILESBURG
will be at the
LOT
fonte
ADO OVERDRIVE
tight, black
radio, overdrive
heater and radio
heater and radio, gray
and radio
radio, spotlight
heater, good shape
linder
new molor
cense
3512 BELLEFONTE
Phone
DOLLAR DAYS
THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
APRIL 26 -
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JUST A FEW OF THE BARGAINS FOR
THESE 3 BIG DAYS
INFANTS’ SHEER DRESSES
SUN SUITS—Infants’, boys’ and girly’
SEERSUCKER LONGIES (bib)
BOYS' GABARDINE LONGIES—Boxer and bib
BOYS GLEN PLAID LONGIES
BLOUSES—One lot—7 to 114
BLOUSES—One lot—32 to 38
SUN DRESSES—2-piece~7 to 114
LADIES' MID-RIFF BLOUSES (White)
JACKETS—One¢ lot—DBoys' and Girls
LADIES® SHORTS
GIRLS SHORTS
BOYS" SWIM TRUNKS
GIRLS SWIM SUITS
BOYS’ SNEAKERS—Sizes 11; to 6
MEN'S GABARDINE PANTS
OPEN 10 AM. TILLOE.M
KARL'S CLOTHING STORE
IN MILESBURG
$ 8 8 3
5 §-48-% 8 3 3. 88%
8c
95¢
£1.00
£1.00
$1.59
£1.00
$1.00
£1.49
£1.00
$2.95
$1.95
$1.59
£1.39
S198 and $2.95
S198
£5.95
from
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