June 14, 1951 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT,
POTTERS MILLS
NEWS LETTER I often
June 14, 1051 | ter life, the one we now
Dear Reader lone years ago. I'll never
It's almost impossible to believe, | deseription of the present
but here it is the middle of June | which Mrs. Bertha Henry
already. Three weeks and we'll | at Reedsville once told me. She
be celebrating July 4th: two more | the present day
months we'll be getting our |like a garage, we go there thi
luggage packed for Grange Fair: ‘times a day filled up and
and then September all the park there at Concerniy
will be going back to many homes, truer
mention | poken
I don
might think a the past week at
mer montin » were H. OC. ¢
fast for me " ugh Waters, of Chicago, Il quanti 0 you cah ust
a trip thi im et you had be ter Mrs d asey of Braddo y kl
soon 1 West Che
Mrs cllis fennigh
Valley ! L. J. Palme:
BEL LEFON TE, PA.
Really Happy
| Avoid Farm Accidents Control Muskmelon, NVR ou Mo
During Haying Season Cucumber Disease Monday, children that
i
try fo make someon
the week? Well
fields ev- lof you did 50?" asked thi
Agent | 1 replied one boy
To assure safety D. Del thie 108 went to see my aunt
time, check equip happy when 1
before haying
Legal Notices
150 degree F.| stacks. Make sure that EXECUTORS NOYICL
tightly closed | are in good repair and hay
nt that you guarded. Avold making sudden, jolt ut td th i tL 1-] In the matter of
would ing and stop while ! HOWARD 1 STRUBL}
mall enough | especially on rough ground Township, Centre
them up | dismount from a tractor or Pa. deceased
| while it |s Letters tamentary on
helves,| por having been
fork over under: igned all perso
a paint | ge the said et are
Be sure | gu immediate paym«
ined | wing claims demaant
| Tips For Cereal
Insect Control Given
When y of breakfast |
cereal witl brown beetles in it, |
thro way the infe Miss |
Helen S iter home economic | Agent L. H. Bull
I resentative Centre | and avold lost
tep { ment carefully
{ he urges
{ Take special precaution
hallow pans | vent falls from hay
wonder which a box Having operations mark the be Disease CRUKE seriou 1088S
ginning of a season when farm ac many cucun ir melot
tee! 4
wea 100d idents run high, remind
oi did,
hon
teacher
alway
more wa
American hore in gett rid of these insects
and heat the |
racks and
loft
word
the
the H. F terilize al ontainers, It starts
jettig and I i Walker
in operation
} Thomas estate
catch up with you Mr. and
Mr. and Mi Homer Neft George
daughter \ are making :
most of this nie ummer weather
They m hy )
Okla., to visit their daug r d Mr. and Mi lair Richatr f nel | space bel the flour bin! barn
outside
the
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Don't
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shoulder
ground when 1
lay it dow:
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up or ored in ¢
when not in
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, if advertised in CD | are flied | win | Fan Sh I A RI SHARD
JOHNETON &
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hospital the:
they
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Folks ask for it
PUBLIC SALE
|
The undersigned will
former Lyde Shop
Mile > bu K¥, On
Saturday, June 16th
Beginning at 1 p. m., the following personal
property and real estate:
REAL ES TE f A. AUMAN
ame no th Ir VICK, tor, Box 163, Salem
, CAMPBELL & MILLER
wired and situated on a lot 50 1 150 fe Inspection llefonte, Pa
made from 9 a EXECUTRIX NOTICE
mn ettlement n in matier of Lhe
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FAVELY LY. la
Small electric wi
dat rie rofrior ‘ .
electric refrigerator,
wardrobes; 9 x 12
many other articles
TERMS:
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Per
‘ N bos Jans
H'« down, balance
the matter of
; Je A | Centre 15
idence, N¢ Vala SLred y ounty. Pennsvivania
{ agmini
have
igned
Cf ad ok
1) 1] Ready
To Serve
YOU!
« «+ + Quickly,
Efficiently . .
At Substantial
SAVINGS
with . ..
We were
WAR
born to Mr
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SATURDAY, JUNE 16,
D.S.T.
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room
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Six
ition
AT 10:00 O'CLOCK A. M.,
COmpos
“1 nal! nraovnert
FARM IMPLEMENTS
may be
POWER-FULL
GASOLINE
lan nd hoth
home
and Mr
Avoid Sore Feet
In The Dairy Herd
Always a full tank! No costly delays
when there's work to be done, i you
use Farm Bureau
Direct Farm
DELIVERY
SERVICE
Oil « Grease
Fort
ored by
h will Old
1 June 23. It will be spon
LEONARD C. SHOPE
l E. M. SMITH. Auctioneer.
Horne For Sa
FAIRVIEW STREET,
Gasoline
a a A A
~
2 CENTRE FARM BUREAU
<= COOPERATIVE ASSOCTATION
Pleasant Gop, Pennsylvania
H. L. HARPSTER |
AUCTIONEER
Prompt Attention Given all Bales
FHONE 357%
PINE GROVE MTLLS, FA
ner
Phone—Bellefonte 235
PUBLIC SALES
101 S. LOCK HAVEN, PA.
Former Knecht residences
‘Harold E. Leightley
AUCTIONEER
PROMPT ATTENTION
GIVEN ALL SALES
Phone 16-R-11 Centre Hall
SAFE FROM
daughte
Bapti
ed
wi
she goe
weeyg
vacatlio
near Williamsbur
Oscar Reed
Reedsville
Mr. and Mr
das
Thomas Her daughter
Mrs. Anna Erb of Latrobe called
at the Kathryn Carson and H
Foust homes on Tuesday
Mi Joan Meeker dauzh
Mr. and Mr John
pated in the i
at the Presbyterian
roy on Thursda
pupil of Mrs. Da
roy
Mr. and Mi:
Buriitham
Mr. and Mrs
day
Jonas
Meeker
Workinger
the home of
Neff on Sun-
Haine
visited at
Home:
Foust, son of Harr
Is now stationed in Texas. T do not
have his address at this time bu!
will report it In a later issue
A few of us were di the
American home the other day and
how much it has changed in the last
25 or 30 years. I couldnt say too
much about It 25 vears ago as 1 had
Just made my appearance in the
world at that time, but from what
the others say it must have changed
a great deal. Whereas children used
to work at home all day to help
their parents, they now work all
day trying to get a quarter from
them to go to the movies. Nowadays
a person has trouble trying to keep |
them rounded up so that they will |
all be at home at meal time or in|
time to go to bed. Yes, as times |
change, so does our environment,
The children now have many more |
places to go, better ways of getting |
there, and more things to do as far |
as amusements are concerned than
they did a quarter of a century ago.
Foust
cussing
FOR SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
nt ten
and Lot Ne 50 x 226
at Oak
ol
bidder
bid and the r
Subieect
acceptance of
very of
undersig:
deed
10d
and all bid
L. R. KORMAN, Executor
Osceola Mills, Pennsylvania
Public Sale
The undersigned will offer
residence on Main street,
gan Grange Hall,
Saturday, June 23rd
Beginning at 1:00 P. M, (DST). the
following personal property:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
9-piece dining room suite, a beauty; music chair:
straight back chair; 6 plank seat chairs; antique Jove
seat; venetian blind; room stand; library table; ward-
robe; brass bed, spring and mattress: day bed and
mattress; 2 bird cages: Edison vietrola; end table:
bedroom easy chair; master chair; Morris chair: 3
clocks; lot of lamps; lot of pictures and frames: hyass
kettle; trunk; lot of dishes and glassware, and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS-—u(CASH
MR. AND MRS. C. E. COWDRICK
HAROLD E. LEIGHTLEY, Auctioneer
Paul M. Dubbs, clerk
at public sale at their
Pleasant Gap, opposite Lo-
Also Lock Haven
30 Linden Street,
JOHN W. KNECHT
101 S. FAIRVIEW, LOCK HAVEN
y
Phone 2256
Sale of Real Estate
OF THE LATE J.
SPRING TOWNSHIP,
BLISS AIKEY,
CENTRE
SITUATE
COUNTY,
IN
PA.
(In 01 befor
igned will receive
10 a
ealed
state situate In
uable real «
Corner lot containing 6664 sq
the following:
I. Brick dwelling containing
bath, utility
heater,
rooms
shower, room, oil hes water
1. Frame dwelling contain
bath, furnace.
rooms,
II,
garage beneath,
Concrete block apartment with two (2) car
four (4) rooms, bath, furnace.
TERMS OF SALE: 56° in cash upon notification
of aceeptance of bid, balance of bid on delivery of deed
within (30) days after date of notice of acceptance of
bid,
Will be sold separately or in group,
The undersigned reserves the right to neeept or
reject any or all bids,
Bids should be addréssed to Gwendolyn A. Royer,
204 8S. Water St., Bellefonte, Pa,
J
LY LL fA et Lhe
Trusses — Crutches
Abdominal Supports
Sacro llliac Belts
EXPERT FITTING
Parrish Drug Store
BELLEFONTE, PA.
the Ladies Guild
Reformed Church
MERVIN E. HOY
WILLARD L. HOY
Administrators
sill be served by
of the
HAROLD LEIGHTLEY. Auctioneer
M. W. Gettig, Esq.,
Attorney for Estate
Main Street, 1.O(G
Apartment size electric
piece living room suite; extension table; 6 cane
seated chair: cane-sealed rockers;
organ (in plano case) with stool;
M12 Axminster rug in good condi-
50 yds, home-made carpet and throw rugs;
oak bed;
stands; sewing machine; electric lamps;
2 washing machines;
tubs; LOT OF DISHES, COOKING UTENSILS
wash bowl
clothes rack;
ber sultes:
tion;
5 bed springs, § miatiresses;
stands;
vacuum cleaner;
and BED CLOTHES;
benches; meat stands;
bread cupboard; warming closet;
step ladder: paper board:
fron kettle and
caster catch for making wood ash lye
feed hins: lawn mower;
ecrosscutl and buck saws; wood box; stove pipe;
paint and varnish:
50 fi of 2-
porch swing: 5 ft
corh sheller; good work bench;
rings:
soap; straw culier;
carpenter (ool; toe! chest:
brushes; plaster floats and trowels;
in. terrachiia pipe, and many other articles too
numerous (6 mention,
Conditions of Sale
E. E. HUBLER, Auctioneer
I will offer at
PA.
Due to my advanced ag
ANTON,
9:30
ANTIQUES and Real Estate:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS:
heatrola; 3-
Commencing promptly
stove;
arm chair;
J-piece cham.
sels;
cake rack;
quilt frame;
Personal property
Public Sale
sale at residence on West
on
public
(Clinton County)
my
SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1951
A. M. (DST). a full line of Household Goods,
ANTIQUES:
Two drop-leafl tables (cherry and walnul
doughiray: fiddie-back setiee with original
paint: 6 balloon-back chairs with the original
paint; captains chairs: small chest of drawers;
secrelary desk; comer cupboard with glass
doors, in good condition; stands; 2-picce sink
and cupboard; 4 low sinks with drawers: cherry
chest of drawers: 3 beds (cherry, maple and
spool bed). baby cradle high chair: child's
rocker; old-fashioned wood stove: § rocking
chairs (one a8 Boston rocker): 3 plank-bottom
chairs; pletuare frames (oval and square):
weaving spindle; spinning wheels; 3-light
chandelier; mortised pine bench, 15 ft long:
chest of patterns for decorating Dutch furni-
ture; old Sugar Valley potiery: some old books
and papers: kerosene hanging lamp with prism;
pillar Jock; wall office clock.
REAL ESTATE:
Real estate consisting of a %-room house
with lights, running water and all the necessary
outbuildings. Can be made inte a duplex. One
fine building lot adjoining the above-mentioned
property. This home is nicely located and must
be seen to be appreciated.
"
3 laurel
wash
meat
Real Estate cath, balance on delivery of deed
Mrs. Minerva Herlocher Bierly
cash
CONCH WILL BE SERVED BY THE LADIES OF THE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
NOTE: Bale comunences at 9:30 A. M. (DST), with miscellaneous articles snd carpenter tools,
eal estate at 2 p.m. Abliques will be sold after real estate. Cleanup sale. Everything must be sold.
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