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Wednesday
Jan. 13
PINE GROVE MILLS
Mrs. J. R. Jeffries is visiting her
yarents in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Annie Nihart spent last week
vith her mother, at Milton.
That famous “white horse”
iis rounds on New Year's day.
—A new hot air furnace is being
nstalled in the Bethel Reformed |
‘hurch. |
M. C. Meyers and family left, last |
made
Thursday, on a motor trip to the
jouthland.
Mr .and Mrs. R. B. Bartley, of
sreensburg, are visiting Centre coun-
y friends.
Mrs. W. C. Thompson is out in
Sincinnati, Ohio, visiting her son
fohn and family.
Mrs. O. N. Long, of Rock Springs,
jpent Monday here with her sister,
drs. W. H. Harris.
It now seems pretty certain that
he electric lines will be extended
‘rom here to Baileyville.
J. F. Rossman, gas and oil deal-
sr of Altoona, was in town last
Friday, on a business mission.
C. T. Homan and Royal Kline mo-
ored to Pittsburgh, Saturday, and
yrought home a new Pontiac car.
Mrs. Charles M. Dale and daugh-
«er Virginia, of the Branch, were
.allers in town on Saturday evening.
A. P. Wieland, of State College,
was in town the latter end of the
week looking after his business
rade.
Farmer John Homan and son Ed-
ward, of the Branch, were in town,
mn Saturday, squaring up last year’s
iccounts.
Dean Kennedy and wife, of Lan-
:aster, spent last week at the pa-
ternal home of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Kennedy.
A family gathering was held at
‘he home of A. Stine Walker,” on
New Year's day, to feast on a roast
juck dinner.
After spending the holidays among
friends here Roy Louck and family
nave returned to their home in Lan-
aster county.
John Gearhart, who spent the holi-
jays with his parents, has returned
to the cruiser Saratoga and expects
to sail for China.
The week of prayer is being held
n the churches here this week, the
mn
various ministers taking
filling the pulpit.
Mrs. Laura Krebs spent Friday in
State College, shopping and calling
on her uncle, Philip Dale, who is
now in his 89th year,
The old year was given proper
obsequies nere and the new
ushered in wilh the ringing of bells
and music by a boy's band.
turns in
Mrs. Annie Tate has returned |
home after a week's visit with her
daughter, Mrs. H. W. Stafford,
and family, at West Chester.
Frank Bryan and wife and Earl
Little and wife, of Tyrone, were
| here, on Saturday, for the big butch-
ering at the Fred Fry home. One
porker was killed which weighed
440 pounds.
Members of Lady Rebekah lodge
wil! give an entertainment in the IL
O. O. F. hall on Saturday evening,
January 16th, at 8 o'clock. Ad-
mission, 15 and 25 cents. The pub-
lic is invited.
The children and many friends of
Mrs. Mary B. Bailey gave her a
birthday party, January 1st, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. W. H.
Glenn, on Main street, it being the
occasion of her 84th anniversary.
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BOALSBURG
There are several cases of scarlet
fever in town.
The Civic club will meet at the
home of the Misses Mary Reish and
Nora Miller, this (Friday) evening.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Freeby re-
turned home, on Sunday, after spend- |
ing their vacation with friends at
Palmerton.
Rev. John W. Wagner and daugh-
ter, Mary Helen, of Hudson Heights, |
N. J., visited at the home of Rev. |
and Mrs. W. J. Wagner, from Thurs-
day until Saturday.
Members of Victor Grange will
entertain their families at an oyster ' §
supper, on Thursday evening, to be
followed by the installation of offi-
cers.
Miss Gladys Hazel, of Philadelphia,
Miss Dorothy Loabarger, of Athens, |
and Miss Rosella Meyer have re-
sumed thier school duties after
spending their vacation with their
parents, The two former as in-
structors and Miss Meyer a student
at Mansfield teachers college.
Nae
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STATE COLLEGE
Monday...Tuesday
Jan. 11and 12
Matinees Daily at 1.30
ed to See. The
The Story of
What a Cast!
Exotic,
hy
The Picture You Have Want.
Lenox” in Her Greatest Role.
Fascinating Woman Spy. And
Glamorous
Star of “Susan
Europe's Most
Alluring,
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ate
Hari
a Meo Goldwyn Mayer merous
WITH
Lionel Barrymore
Lewis Stone
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UNIONVILLE
No improvement in the condition
of Abednego Williams is reported.
| Miss Mary Gordon spent several
| days, last week, with friends at
Beech Creek.
Ruth Parsons entertained a num-
ber of her friends at a quilting on
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Holt and son,
George Eddie, spent New Year'sday
with friends in Tyrone.
Last reports from Charles Keatley,
who is a patient in the Centre coun-
ty hospital, indicate that he is get-
ing along fairly well.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Kerchner, on Sunday,
were their relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
Toner Calhoun, of Altoona, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Smith and family, of
Jersey Shore.
Saturday, January 9th, at the
Grange hall here, there will be a
meeting of Grangers at which time
the officers of Stormstown, Mo-
shannon and Union Granges will be
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
First National Bank, No. 9249, at
Howard, in the State of Pennsyl-
vania, at the close of business Decem-
ber 31, 1981.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $143,579.27
United States Government se-
curities owned ..... 25,300.00
Other bonds, stocks, securities,
owned .... wasskasusatiny 177,767.68
Banking house, $4940, Furni-
ture and fixtures, $3445.00... 8,385.00
Reserve with Federal Reserve
BUBR omens are 13,545.00
Cash and due from banks 26,015.58
Redemption fund with U, .
Treasurer and due from U. 8.
installed. Lunch will be served,
each Grange contributing something.
tev. Downes, a Presbyterian min-
ister of Princeton, and secretary of
foreign missions, delivered a very
interesting sermon in their church
here, Sunday evening. He has ac-
cepted a call to California and will
move his family to that State in a
short time, where he will engage
in a broader field of work.
Last Wednesday Howard Hall, ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs. E. T.
Hall, and aunt, Mrs. Anna Finch,
drove to Harrisburg to the home of
his brother, Wilson Hall and family.
On Thursday afternoon they drove
to Gettysburg and viewed the his-
toric battlefield, returning home F'ri-
day evening, having had a
pleasant little visit.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES,
Mike Wesesky, of Munson,
Annie Shedlock, of Philipsburg.
Don Kendall Johnson, of McKees-
port, and Lillian Louise Hargle, of
Greensburg.
and
Ormsby Dewell Spackman and
Helene M. Stiver, both of Martha
Furnace.
An Ordinance.
| Appropriuting: under the right of emi-
nent domain, certain real estate in the
Barough of Bellefonte to be used in
the extension of and the safe and
economical operation of the water works
and water system of the borough of
| Bellefonte and which said real estate is
| the property of Amelia O. Gamble,
| Rose R, Ostertag, G. McClure Gamble,
| Elizabeth A. Talbott and Ruth E.
{ O'Brien,
| WHEREAS, it is necessary that the
| Borough of Bellefonte should become the
very |!
for use in the extension of and the safe
and economcal operation of its water
works and water system, of a certain
tract of land situate in the Borough of
Bellefonte, and hereinafter more fully
described, which under the last will and
testament of George M. Gamble, deceas-
ed, became vested in Amelia O. Gamble,
Rose R. Ostertag, G. McClure Gamble,
Elizabeth A. Talbott and Ruth E. O'Brien,
subjec to the powers and authority of
the Northern Central Trust Company of
Williamsport, Pennsylvania, as Executor
and Trustee of said will.
AND WHEREAS, the corporate author-
ities of the said Borough have been un-
able to negotiate a purchase of the prop-
, erty hereinafter described from the leg-
atees of the said George M. Gamble,
deceased, and it is necessary for the
purposes hereinabove stated that the
Borough of Bellefonte should become the
owner of the herinafter describd property
under the right of eminent domain.
NOW THEREFORE:
SECTION ONE:—Be it ordained and
enacted by the Council of the Borough
| of Bellefonte, and it is hereby ordained
{and enacted by the authority of the
same, that the said Borough hereby take
and appropriate and does hereby take
and appropriate under the right of emi-
nent domain for the purpose of the ex-
tension of and the safe and economical
operation of the water plant belonging to
said Borough, which said lands so as
aforesaid appropriated and taken are sit-
uate in the Borough of Bellefonte in the
County of Centre and State of Pennsyl-
vania, and are bound and described as
follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING at an iron post at the
Southern end of Guard rail along Spring
| Creek on South Water Street in the
Borough of Bellefonte at the Northeast-
erly corner of land of Darius Waite:
thence along the Northern line of said
Darius Waite lot 66 degrees West 130
feet to post on Eastern side of overflow
channel from the Big Spring: thence
| South 9 degrees West along the Eastern
side of said overflow channel from the
| Big Spring, 72 feet to a post a line of
Big Spring gropony | thence by said Big
Spring, Sout 1% degrees West approx-
imately 180 feet to a post on the West
side of said overflow channel from Big
Spring: thence by lands of the Belle-
fonte Lumber Company, North 53 degrees
West 64 perches to a concrete t,
' corner of said Bellefonte Lumber Com-
pany property: thence by same South 73
| degrees 30 minutes West approximately
150 feet more or less to concrete post
corner of lands of Bellefonte Lumber
Company, aforesaid, at right of way of
the Lewisburg and Tyrone Division of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company;
thence by and along the Bastern side of
sald right of way of sald Pennsylvania
Railroad to the water's edge of Spring
Creek: thence in a Northerly direction
along the Southeastern bank of said
Spring Creek to a point on the bank of
said creek, at the extreme Northern end
of what is known as ‘The Island”;
thence South 74% degrees East along
said Spring Creek at the Northern end
of said “Island’ to an iron post to a
oint on Water Street distant 150 feet
North of the North eastern corner of
Darius Waite aforesaid; thence by and
along the Western side of North Water
Street along the top of stone wall to an
iron post at the corner of Darius Waite
property, the place of beginning.
Being the same premises excepted and
reserved by George M. Gamble and
Amelia O, Gamble, his wife, by deed
dated the 29th day of June 1928 and re-
corded in Deed Book Vol. 129 page 480
conveying certain premises therein re-
cited to Ammon G. Bashoar, Alter K,
Ulsh and Karl W. Bashoar, reference to
the same being had will more fully and
at large appear.
SECTION TWO: That upon the pas-
sage of this ordinance the Borough So-
licitor is hereby authorized and directed
to prepare a bond as provided by law
for the payment in full of all damages
as compensation for the appropriation of
the lands hereinabove described which
said bond shall be executed by the Pres-
ident of Council and attested by the
Secretary thereof, under the common
seal of said Borough, and shall thereaf-
ter be delivered to the parties in inter-
est or filed in the Court of Common
Pleas as provided °r law, whereupon
the said orough will take immediate
possession of the lands so appropriated.
ORDAINED AND ENACTE into an
Ordinance at a regular meeting of Coun-
cil this 4th day of January, A. D. 1882,
JOHN 8. WALKER
President.
ATTESTED:
W. T. KELLY
Borough Secrétary
And now, to-wit, January 6th, A. D,
1982 the foregoing Ordinance is hereby
approved.
H. P. HARRIS
77-2-2t Burgess.
Treasurer .......... 1,250.00 | owner under the right of eminent domain
i Total . we $395,842.58 | —
{ LIABILITIES
! Capital stock paid in 25,000.00
i Undivided profits—net ........ 33,609.00
Reserves for dividends, contin-
BOHCIes, O88 crmcusmasemimiane 1,750.00
| Circulating notes outstanding... 25,000.00
to banks, including certi-
| Due
i fled and cashiers’ checks out-
SANGINE ceeciecssorsise 741.60
| Demand deposits . 101,188.17
| Time deposits 183,658.76
Total $395,842.53
| State of Pennsylvania, county of Centre
ss: McDOWELL, Cashier of
the above named bank, do sol
| swear that the above statement
| jive 3° the best of my knowledge and
ef.
W. K. McDOWELL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn
this 5th day of January, 1982,
WALTER YEARICK
Notary
My commission expires March 2,
Correct Attest:
1933.
R. H. BENNISON
JACKSON KLINE
Directors.
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STATE COLLEGE
(Matinee Daily at 1:30)
FRIDAY —
Janet Gaynor,
El Brendel in
“DELICIOUS”
SATURDAY—
Greatest Musical Comedy Since
“Gold Diggers of Broadway”
“MANHATTAN PARADE”
Entirely in Technicolor
MONDAY AND TUESDAY—
Greta Garbo, BB Ramon Navarro,
Lionel Barrymore, Lewis Stone,
in
BEE “MATA HARI”
WEDNESDAY —
Chester Morris, Thelma Todd in
“CORSAIR”
THURSDAY—
Sylvia Sidney, Estelle Taylor in
i “STREET SCENE”
NITTANY THEATRE
FRIDAY —
| “DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE”
| SATURDAY—
| “DELICIOUS”
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY—
Triumphant Return with Sound of
D. W. Grifith’s Epic
“THE BIRTH OF A NATION”
THURSDAY—
“CORSAIR”
Public
WALTER J. KURTZ
Charles Farrell, |
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=f Selby,
and Enna--Jettick
PUMPS AND OZFORDS
$2.85
to before me |
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600 PAIRS
Queen Quality
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| SALE STARTS
Friday, January 8, 193
Mingle's Shoe Store |
BELLEFONTE, PA.