The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, July 27, 1922, Image 5

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LOCAY, AND PERSONAL,
John,
been
week,
H. Horner, of Tusseyville,
confined to his bed the
lumbago.
has
.
for
with
past
suffering greatly
The sPotters Mills orchestra will ren-
music
(Thursday)
der at the Eutaw House this
evening. All
=F, weasel captured an entire brood of
some twenty chickens Mrs, B.
Ruble 10
develop,
are invited,
John
was effort
making a special
Ralph WwW,
is assisting to operate a drill
White Rock Works, making
daily from his home.
Mra.
lishes letters testamentary
tate of her husband, the
Foreman, this issue.
Sweeney, Mills,
the
trip
of Potters
at
the
Savilla Breon Foreman pub-
the cs#
R. D
on
late
in
At the community
Park, he
sandwiches,
picnic, on Grange
there will on gale lee cream,
soft drinks, cigars, ¢on-
fectionss gnd tropical iraits
Mrs. Wilhelmina P
field, is visiting her Prof 1». ©
Packer, Hall. Mrs. P
is RO and well
acker, of Clear
son,
acke”
in Centre
years of age preserved
The
Brisbin
him
takes the
D
by
B
80 dextrously
‘Ar. §
driven by
new car purchased by
and handled
is a Chevrolet
of
number
touring
Reo
years
place the
him for a of
Miss
her
Adeline McClenahan
summer vacation,
with
Miss
spent a week
at Whiting, Vermont.
han
or more
holds a position as stenographer
in Baltimore,
Miss Catherine Ruble,
Mrs. John B. Ruble,
nurse from an Altoona
her home at Centre Hall
Walter Ray, of Bellef
at the home
daughter
. NM
Who IR a grail
il,
and
wera
hospit
Mr
mte,
Ruble
on Sunday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Win. Brandt, Mr
Mrs. James Ulsh, of Milerstown,
arrivals at the home of Mr.
H. Leigh Ebright,
Mrs. Brandt,
hosts, {8 rem
and Mrs
Sunday mn«
of
week ;
who is an aunt
alhing for a
others returned home on Sunday
Mrs. Mervin
Miss Miidred, are
er's sister, Mrs. Altice
Hall. The Kuhns are fr
port, where Misg Mi
thirtedp
Kuhg and
guests of
Durst,
om Will
ldred is one
hundred High
the
being a member of
Mrs. Virna Miller, whe
marriages lived at Glen
sey, located in Phi
having rooms
Miss
Mra. Miller
the company
side
is again
taken
Elsie
with ner
Geiss, at 1702 Green
holds a
which
now
POI
in her late
band had been interested
Harry
the" ¥
pany.
F
‘owers
Shires,
Accounting
Miltheim
He
his former
Ohio
Louis girl,
district manager
Machine
was in last week,
former home
Philadelphia,
ing been Cleveland,
married a St
Years
is now located
district
Mr
a He
making
Shires
and
boy two old up
family.
and
Hall,
the
Harrison Grove,
Mrs. Albert Grove,
sustained a
right
bale
soh of Mr.
of near Centre
compound fracture of
arm while
hay. The
broke and young
tangled dn it. He
Bellefonte hospital,
ering nicely.
assisting hig father
belt on
the machine
became
to
Grove en-
was faken the
and is now OV
red
Mr. and Mra. F
William, Mr. My
residents of Altoona,
new Sheridan
I+. Burris and
ing over Sunday
witness to the
MeCloskey, which
view Penitentiary,
7:00 o'clock. Mrs. Sharer
jed the back to
she expects to spend
friends,
M
ors
and son
Miss
autoed
the homes
Sharer,
Rupert
Rupert
and Ryles,
their
of H
remain-
in
car to
Jacob
Mr
electrocution
was a
of
at
young
Lok
morning
occurred
Monday at
accompan-
party Altoona, where
the
also visiting in Tyrone,
week with
A. E
Kerlin,
Mr. and Mrs Kerlin, Mr.
Mrs. W. W. on Friday, will
leave in the former's Nash Sedan for
Cedar Point, Lake
out from Sandusky, to
the sessions of the International
Chick They will
Bway of Williamsport,
fF nell te Buffalo. At
ay will be spent at
nd from thefe they
frect to Cedar Point boat
Betroit and come back along the lake
fter looking over the automobile man-
ufacturing city.
and
a resort on Erle,
Ohio, attend
Inhy
go by
Geneva and Cor.
of a
Falls,
either
Association
least part
Niagara
will
or by
gO
to
\
-~ Bvery Lutheran family in the Penns
Valley charge is planning to give up
work on Saturday and attend the pic-
nic in Georges Valley, at which
Loysville Orphan band wil
traction. It will be
lherain gathering and will be at-
d by Dr. W. E. Fischer, Rev. J.
, ‘Rearick and Rev. B, F. Bleber, for-
or pastors, and of course, the pres-
ent pastor, Rev. M. C. Drumm. Rev,
FF. W. Barry sent a letter of regret,
giving good reasons for not bedng able
to come to the annual gathering, but
wished it lakge success. His lotter will
be read at the gathering. Nelghbor-
ing Lutheran pastors have also been
invited to join in the activities of the
day, and it is presumed most of them
will be present.
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the
the
a, real
be
*
ag, 3, Donn gp— i ie
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
scientific triumph. Ki
Hall
Tanlac
sults prove it Centre Pharmacy
1.. LL. Weaver, the
salesman,
Millheim anto
wis in town on busines
Tuesday,
dl, of Frankli
few
J. DP
Centre
Smithgi
Hall a
the
to days
his family at Spangler
Shultz, of Sorving
purchased
the Boor
Ira
Millheim,
car through
Miss Lizzie Runkle
built to the
Hall,
porch
in Centre whi
4
proves
Rev. F. H
Aaronst
Daubens)
the wurg Lathes
latter part of this week
He
county
vacation. will spend
Butler
Rev. and
daughter
i-Saloon League
TR Sse
Methodist,
gquaintance
whi he
Mi
courtesies having been exter
am
wulay fe
«pen
Wenoon
Campbell, the
While
the
Mrs,
tre
dislocate
thought her
use, was brol
not be locate
lellefonte hospit
X-1
alder
week, where an
revealed her ah to
After
the
the adjustment w
arm properly bar
girl was able to return
and since has been getling
Pr. HK
Camp
H. Lor
Itler,” in
gwell summoned
M
by the
Was
to Heven
runt
to dress a wound caused
dental discharge of
volver, A
an effort
discharged,
in automatic
s
cartridge had stuck and
to remove it the weapon was
Misa
Lewistown. and
of her leg
through iit
The
of by Dr. Loag-
well that the idea of taking the voung
Paddy the
abandoned,
bullet
of
part
the
Kauffman,
the
striking
Irene 1
entering
the
without
fleshy
hove knee, passing
striking the bone wound
was so well taken care
to Lewistown hospital
the
the
wos |
instead
life
and campers
continued to enjoy in wilds
the
over
Up to time
take
owition
Ford
the Shoalg
fair figure _Nepublican
United States Senators were
“dump it
The
total waste of money by them,
the manufacturing wizard took |
redfeve the government
aboo and put it to real use
kind, great possibilities began looming
up before the senators. Now ft
presumed by them to worth so
many millions that it must be distri
buted to men and corporations who
can be fat fried later for Republican
campaign expenses, i
offered
prop
Henry
to Muscle
nt a
planning
to utterly :
into the sea” as
useless, investment was consid
ered
but
to
a
as
of the buz
for man- |
in
be
ST
IN GREATER NEW YORK
They Swing Along Highways and
Through Woods in Groups
of Varying Size.
must walk
swim,
New York.—One ROWA-
days to in the Statistics
gleaned from the out-door departments
of the newspapers, from the Boy Scout
and Campfire Girls’
from the Y. M. GC A. and
kindred bodies, from scores of amateur
athletic and from the leading
dealers in sporting goods, Indieate that
be
organizations,
branches
clubs
-
“Best Walkers Make Best Citizens,”
Says Mayor of New York.
today
hiking
with a
there are 8.000
‘ork,
than
New
less
ter
f quar
en
pink
out
er me
perience
“Ihe hiker can make
Just wh at he y foe! w 1it
ly, there are or ly fwo
Indispensa ble to hiki
that tots
nh
his
shoes of
woolen
give freedom
allow hick
will
have
®UMH
oy t
othi 2 th int
He should
a canvas or je ath er musette
as the soldiers in
il 8
bag,
France.
The Cow in the Knapsack
"To get the real benefit and joy out
of hiking luncheon should be carried
and prepared and eaten in the open,
Bread an® cheese, a few slices of
bacon, some coffee, a can of condensed
milk, and a cake of chocolate fur
nish high-powered fuel for the hiker
and are readily and happily assimi-
lated even by those who In their pre
days were affiicted with di
gestive apparatus so feeble ga to balk
at crackers and milk, Fortunately for
the hiker, he can replenish his simple
at any crossroads store and
used
and appetizing food In a form
that can be conveniently carried.
“No single development in the prob-
of food transportation for the
hunter, fisherman, hiker and all lovers
of the out-of-doors can compare with
the gift bestowed by the man who
first found the way to make con
densed milk, therchy putting a dairy
there will be a national association of
hikers, and Gall Borden will be its pn
tron saint. Such an association could do
much to encourage the spread of the
most beneficial and universal of all
outdoor pastimes, map out Interesting
routes, secure he establishment of
rights
roads.”
of pedestrians on country
sn
AND PERSONAL.
Letterheads
Envelopes
Bill lt
Give Us Your
Orders for
Printing
Children’s
MEDICINE '!
“I have used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and given it to
my children on many occasions
and am thoroughly acquainted
with its good qualities. Let any
one troubled with a cold or
cough use it and he will be
quickly convinced of its superi-
ority,” writes Mrs. C. H. Woods,
Decatur, Ill.
Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy
W. E. BARTGES
Auc
Reas
satistaction
Give
tioneer...
Terms
%
AME <S Ww. Sw Mas
A “TICE OF THE PEACE
EN HALL CENTRE , PA
1s, Mortenges, Wills 1 ard
wi re lege! Business prom et
uded to ipecial atiention given
ti of Fstates, Mar LAw An
bile Licenses, Appl
jianks pert on has Woy 26
(x)
Irom Ar tor
ery Lit
atl
and har
WANTED. Mer
‘ v srl vel
ord rs among friends ard
} guaranteed
yen vomen and children,
ing. We
a week lor fall
NTER
sarristown Va
tary $1 an hour
Write
Tomato Green Olive Rice
This
1
iIcious
inexpensive but de-
ating in the
11 worth trying
The
is an
delicacy
1 west. It is
out and repeating frequently.
food value is high.
Put one-half cup rice on to boil
Make tomato sauce as follows:
2 utter
ur
ie
orb
tomato juice
pulp
id flour, then to-
sugar. Boil two or
ing cor stautly.
cup « heese. Cut
green olives
rice is cooked,
a serving dish,
to sauce
1 grate one}
-half cup Spanish
nt slices,
drain it
Pour over
d sprinkle
green
into
ton
the grated cheese and
over the top.
sliced olives
Serve,
How Would You Like to See What
Irvin Nerhood (Pa.) Saw?
is for sale by druggists every-
where, 35 cents per bottle; large
size 60 cents.
A Woman Wrote The Canby News,
Minn., December 10, as Follows:
Round Trip
CENTRE HALL
Atlantic City
Wildwood, Ocean City, Cape May,
Sea Isle City, Anglesea, Avalon,
Peermont, Stone Harbor
--Thursdays--
July 27, Aug. 10, 24, Sept. 7
“compl ETE LIN® OF
CHANPION
FARM MACHINERY
and REPAIRS
Be sure vou see the
get prices before
plements you may ne
C. B. FLINK - - Centre Hall
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When you're suffering from
headache, neuralgia, sci-
atica, rheumatism, ear-
ache, toothache or any
other pain.
Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills
will bring relief with-
out unpleasant arter
effects.
Buy them of your
Druggist.
awaits you. Everyone will be
here and make their purchases
dise the market affords.
things in wearing apparel. Let us partic
W/E WANT YOU TO VISIT US NOW.
MILI.HEIM
PENN.
'S
its
pleased to come
from abundant
ularly call your atten-
any style and
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