Blame HO A BEA Ab wovals AND PERSONAL. Mis. Chester A. Spyker and children are sponding a week or more with rel atives in Huntingdon county. Cindey is being hauled Holler the Presbyterian church the on treet between sr Cross street and entrance to Grange Park. E. rojet E, touring 1922 Zettle purchased a new Chev- offers for Chevrolet he car and now sale the minded car had been Hea using during the past year. addy, in this fssue. Mrs, Agnes, PP qdre Geary and daughter, Miss at Central Oak near Milton, Mr, Sinday to and will remain for will the day sheaf Wertz weeks, drive there on with Geary goend them, ster de © stroyed the he barn ciesed Wan. ® ire by i it the of the section Spruce Creek ub House, one host Most ames and largest barns in that of season's craps went up In In porter, a Re Catharine remittance to the Mrs. to making a few days ago, (Merholtzer, Reporter wer known many of the readers, gave expression to her appreciation the paper wished It continued success, Mis present a fofonte, Belle- duties Marie Royer, ting head nurse of the fonte hospital, ead August 1, will assume the h in the lHoona hospéoed Moe- nlurse ceding Irene 8, tenders EN YO 1 i her res- ont Edith both of Miss Schlegel and “8 y chaeffer, Fleetwood drove to State College on Sune county, and on their return st D. BR Kes Monday day opped with Iov, and ner over night roturning home morning by vail. They here in Rev. Keen er's Ford, and loft here sith Kring Lewistown Helen, reda we hier e Jdmong lives H M. Shire andl has A M dernell wengast, been visiting with few days ago Mr Shreckengast rejiatives on a and stern Indelphia Easton State Grange Wedne x} wn} range Ishler, route Mere Kent D. E. Cros families, two and I \ ¥ 3 Mr and ind 4 OTN, their will tif tor Ning A New dong the Huds The on a motor D Falls and eturning will cross York atote and come down New York, camping equipment all the Nn Tives to party will and while ¢ CRrery expt of done nt w me of Harris zens, Monday, Me that ibetantial cit wn on wreage of corn day Hy in every growing The Mr measured one of the stalks it feet 16 Inches height of way is taller Reed 16 the this sec. and taller, last time was tail, which is double the average corn in tion, With plenty of growing stl ahead, the stalks will stop weathor there iw no telling where Ag has been frequently the case the firs teaffie regula- tion are those who help to form them. io violate rules for This was the eunse in Harrisburg, when the first person halled before the May. or wis one of the committee tlite the rules to form- So iM was In Willlams- port, the other day, where Viee Mayo Cohick and Francis M. Cnllngher were hauled into police court for traffic rule violation, The case was demissed by the police ort officer; Iweause the vity officials stated they were “just in fun.” Thy traffic officer fater swore out a warrant and had the officials formally arrested. Bo it was In Centre Hall, the first 0 violate the rides laid down by the august body, the council, wag one of its members, who within a period of fifteen minutes violated four traffic rules that evory auto driver ought to know. The acts Just created d smile on the part of the obseyvers, Councilman i Perm £8 PERSONAL. me soma - ——— Tate funerai morning WW. RK, to» attend the relative, Wednesday to Juniata 8 went J. Woomer, a drove to thelr Fisher are {Rev.) M. now Mr ressona and Mra with Corman, and daughter, Mrs of fixtures 1iicher, Lewksburg, are the Clement & bathroom Benfer installing in new farm house erected hy Luise, east Of town Mrs, N. W. Lacaster, Is Sample, of Centre Mrs, time In county J. B. some of of pening a8 the guest Rev. and Aaronshurg. Miss were Mra Samuel Kline and Emma of Williamsport, Mrs. 8B. P. from Wednesday Dunlap, guests cf thelr aunt, Hennigh, Centre Hall Friday of last in until week. There theatres in United 15.000 movie with are the States an attendance of Nifty million ticket buyers a week. ir voir wil you will go to the Scende any time why movies are so pop ular. John E. Noll, of Tuesiny Willinmspors inty Mrs sisters, m rted on Bradord Rew, where A Lirover, « will visit and D The iad Bg are Mr. and Mis, Mit Bradiord morning, went to Sunbury Bradford from attended a meot- Mi lodg egates Odd Fellow ile us # 8 Of “ interested in the home il + met at the The ed from The ne J Lancas Rev, hn 14 ar on Frid summer schoo of theology which ed i suc 5 Li there decided Hollembna to attend this school al Ch Work Church wttend My SE wholkarship Rus Wis no 8 h received urch Lae Ur the Reformed The | noampiment Suggest them ned Hunkle Philadelphia, ath period xf of town, tenanted ind Stanart Runkle of # of their Vike "i 2's farm. ea Runkle, an uncle son, a practi Philadeiphin returned ve ago, while the mong ident Wis fractored ns wn from the eof sols t which he died Haturlay morn. ure neay four mut ha wen % ng and d ve killed, wis aged 42 it in MBesburg tantly the others My ¥ injur [Fe Years. a nati wellefonte, bat present hb fam- He eHgnge a 5 ity lives was n $5 iy by ide nnd was in Lumiwr wink the DBellvfonte < pany. Miss May Hettinger, for time o and her broth. HHI resident of Harvisbhurg, er, Harry | Mills, of the Miss Hettinger, about for Sanford, ahi and Hettinger near Spring were callers at Reporter of. fie on Tuesday Int, ito tober Florida, having ‘purchased will leave make her future home, a dwelling a small section of grougd at that place Ar Erin) there of months convinced her that Florida was to make it | residence several the ideal place Hive, hence her de cision to place of eT permanent abode, The passenger train going west on hours late owing to a slight freight wreck at the Paddy "Mountain tunnel. A gasoline tank oy being carried by the freight jumped the track and caused al} the trouble. A wrecking train from Sun. bury rolled the car to the side to pers mit the passenger traing east and west to go by and on Sunday two wrecking car on the The freight Bellefonte Saturtlay was about five crews with eranes set the track and carried it away. on Saturday 4d not reach until midnight. F. 8. Long and family, of Washing- ton, DD, C. the former's brother, Irn Long, a mall carrier in Chicago; Mr and Mrs. Beury and family, alsé of Washington, D. €., are camping at the Howard Lingle place, on “High Htreet,” above Colyer. Mr. Longs holds a po sition in the U. 8. patent office and was obliged to veturn to the National Capital this week and later his brother and Mr. Berry wil follow, leaving the Indies and children in camp, but be. fore breaking camp they will retum and enjoy a season of eamp life soma gt nl o- — MARRIAGE . ’ George W. Richner. L payee su . LICE hone. Philipsburg Lucey ichner Cliir'e, vi n lLatcas t ot °r nin Elisha tHielen West West Clio Darlington NB. Chambers. .... Chenle Ralph CC. Soit AV Mabel 1... Heylum F. Bennett Forrest I, Anna Haines Jersey Bhore ———— i ———— . ’ To See Pittshurgh-New York Games, About thirty baseball enthusiasts Hall the an about Centre will go to Pitts Pittsburgh-New Fe party burgh to witness York Giants baseball games on res fed, « Monday afternd The i the lattey In Ha. Ww const of 8X cars and a to enrry a camping outfit, being the intention «ff the strike camp (wo nights and n provisions and ook meals The Kea gRnyers in primarily ball local the fens mad. ng uj; soc Intion, ~POTTERS MILLS, iarie Mn Raves itupday The Sweeney REBERSBU KG, Lormag motl in town Weaver from Harry in itn his Knee £ is Corman Sat friend” both residing several days of Corman, Ww. 4. spent Saturday at this pince burg, spent at the home the for George ry Runkle, of elk yey business and Mra inl Mr Leowistown, of Mr. Weaver's mother in this place. The sale of the personal property and of Mrs Small, de at Smuliton « Saturday, number of to real estate Edwin Weaver, of spent Sunday at the home estate Louisa held a read ceaned, "i ¥ that of Jota, brought people burg. The dwelling house and two adjoining for the conaeitting wns sd to Samuel Beirly of $480.00 ———— A ————————— GEORGES VALLEY Shumaker, of Wisconsin Mee 1. WW. H Milla were wiaitors §§ home on Sunday. Miss Cirace Lingle spent Sunday af- with her friend, Misa Sarah ¥ 8 Mra visiting her nieces, Goh ble. Frank Kerstetter pind wife of t the Ira Bpoing Lingle fternoon Vonada, . Mr. and Mrg Ed. Ungard come Ovid from Lock Haven on Sunday and spont the Muy at the J. B. Ripka home. Mr. and Mra, George Fetterolf amd children of near Centre. Hall spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra F. M. Ack: erman, Mr, and Mra J. C. Barger spent Sun. day with their daughter, Mrs. fiels Pecht, at Milroy. They were accom. panied by Mra ED. Foust and dangh- ter, Eleanor, ————— A MY AAT Bus at Your Service The Dodge bus, used on the mall route, Is at our service .at any tine for trips—day or night, at the mnasl reasonable rates. It has a capacity of from 12 to 14 passengers; comfortalile seating and easy riding. advil i — so gl A cpa A a WANTED : FOUR YOUNG YEARS OF AGE OR OVER WHO ARE NOT GOING TO SCHOOL OR COLLEGE IN THE FALL, TO WORK IN SILKE MILL AT SPRING MILLS, PA. ONE WEEK DAY SHIFT ANDONE WEER NIGHT SHIFT, MEN 16 THE AVERAGE PAY ON NIGHT SHIFT WILL BE 816 TO $1900 PERCWEEK, IF NO TIME IS LOST DURING THY. WEEK. Phone ME. H. or 4. Apply by Letter, Call at Oflice, LOCKWOOD, Supt, (Groce & Bloom Sik io Commission Throwsters { OF THE BCHOUIL DIMECTORS OF CENTRE HALL BORO SCHOOL DISTRICT, FOR | YEAR ENDING JULY Ist, 1928 { Whole number of sehnols i Nuomber of teachers vmployed { Number of pupils enrolied { schools ! Average daily siictidatios | Amount of (ax purposes in wi leviad for school i { TREABURER'S ACCOUNT. i MONKEY RECEIVED | Balaneé on hand from last your | Received from Sisie APprop ls ticus From Tax Collector { From tuition Potter wwuslup sid fndividosls 1 From ali other sutiver Total receipts MONEY PAID OUT, i For teachers’ wages {| Amount paid teachels fur alien dibg i lasthuse | For rent, | For text bauks | Forsuppiism other than i For fuel | Foes of tox ouvitectior | Treasurer's salary | Beorelary es snlary aud posage For printivg sod aodiicts For janitor's serv ioe For tuition To dinte Selo Ei phiuy cen ment Bosrd For ati other purposes and CX piss RL LOUKS jyvw Tola! money paid out pus n nd §210% “at Nune, the abuve and Nod it « PDAUBERMAN, Pres, , Sec'y SASNCIAL REIORT - OF THE SCHOOL TOWKEHRIPV THE Mi DIRECTORE OF POTTER SCHOOL DISTRICT, Fo FISCAL YEAK ENDING FIRST INDAY _ IN JULY 413 4 Whole number of shaols Aversge Lumber snonihe Leu ll Numbet teachers ei peuyed Whole Dialer bh in ano Average daily site in Number wii Jevieg pues inte wiles HELE Balance on hand from From ¥iale a pproptisl From ax oodector From ail olbher soutues Fis Re Fear Tolal receipis FXPENDITN Transporiai ion of pupils Furunbings Hopairing Teachers Wages Teachers attetiding fasts Patches of text tesons rurchase of supp ice Baiary of Secrelary Foe interes pasa F:et 0f colioctor Tresstuter Friotieg atid saditorns’ ives Taltion ped to vitier districts Sale Helitemnens Bemid Miscelisucous Kes 5 i 20 7 ina 3 Lue 2s 41 266 13 iw wo vis ww wow 201 186 37 ow Ti ¥ #8 Bs ei bie Toa! expenditures | $1573 4“ RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES Cash on hang Tuldon due Irv vilier districts $5106 &9 ow Total debt of district 18500 0 Wo hereby certify that we'have examived the A000 atu nnd 1 correct, J H. RUNKLE, HF. MUs«¥R, CHAS. A. MILLER Audis Witness our hands this 20d day of July, 1922 A. L SLATERBECK, Pres, F. FP. FLORAY Bee's. AMES W, SWABS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE LINDEN HALL CENTRE CO. FA. Deda, Mortgages, Wills, &¢, written aga ex emted wilh care. Ail legal business promt) | sttonded to, ial atiention given to i : Sony na ———— WANTED, —~Men on women to take orders among friends .rd neighbors for the genuine guaranteed hosiery, I lines for men, women and children. Ellmiostes dar. ng. er ah an hout Jae | Sinte time or $4 a wee ull time Experierce uo . Write, \NTRRNATIONAL FTOCKING MILL Norristown, Pa. od2pa Cast Iron Wanted... ly drop us a postal card and we will call at once. Laareiton Foundry Co. Inc., LAURELTON, PA. oapd TOUT PERSONS ineline to fall feeling after ents 2, pain, constipation Relieved and digestion improved by CHAN BERLAIN'S ABLET Cleansing 'S and comforting - only 28e po ME —— _-— NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, 4 f FOR BALE ~CGlommer 8 hh. p, engine . bullt to iRGIine Oy 8 Vhis engin Huse & i} price Hal kerosene, in Ww rind Pradfosd, par; i), entie ten burn ¥ CHOBE RANGE FOIL § ALR Ww ripadr either coal or R. wood Mill (iehr, Boring FOIL SALE Fi w A opr Yearling and Pure Chesterwhite 3 Sows that arrow Hall, in ohn Bnavely, Centre TOURING un CAR FOR Jersigned offers for ¢ Chey A FECE ret tourt 1 Ng wirlvasled ar Atom th EET Hall, {he FORD TON T £11 \ LE ix In PV ’ - a CALARRHAL UrnariveSS iz greatly relieved by constit i ment. HALLS CATA} is a constit oned Deafness is caused dition of the mucous Tubs When I hive a Ta tier uli HH Mi remedy Cats By an Inflamex ining tt 1d sfness in ar Al 8 ulare free » 6 Fa Fes 2 MENTHOLATUM | stops the itching and 4 cs comiort. of DR. IX. A. ROUSE EYESIGHT SPECIALIST of 22 N. 4th St., Harrisburg, Pa. r I wilbbe at my office ar the M. L. Emerick home, in % CENTRE HALL g 7 | Eyes Fxamined by my scientific meth- f 3 Sam.to3 MN od. Glasses fitted at moderate price ¥ SPECIAL FOR THIS TRIP ONLY A palr of glasses {or far or near sec. Ing at as LOW AS #2, COMPLETE, Kee nd SAVE FROM #8 to #5 + Glasses you may desire. REMEMBER THE DATE me a on any siyl TEETHING AND are very hard on mer Gide rd HOT WEATHER the little ones f Ston 3 3 ¥ ICN ana win ICT : t..¥ bowels, weakening chiciera infantum, gui controlled by CHAMBERLAIN’S COLIC and DIARRHOEA REMEDY Helps children and older persons too. rrhoea, 1 * sy Ee — —oy Ask for SMITH'S ASHIONED KIND at Cafes, Fountains V. A. AUMAN ... £ Ours costs no more than inf Bel 250 STATE 3 ha rnss fn AAA aes dagen Cildi ed by COLLEGE The Luxury of a Meal in A Dining Car Good i i wll cvoked and ood 2% recopnized fealvreas of Penn Vide road dining war, Pour “special combinatione™ dinnér menu in addon to the every week In afford fal combination” consista of rolls and coffee, tea or milk order to dows, Persons interested dn the cost of Service ~ an attradtive mann lailrond's Dining Ca a Pennsylvania Ra sel IWee one made ure weed and changes ace of Parh fond or fish, veaetablen, chil 4 1am of conveniences service, of serving toeals in Clnlng cars Copies of this DN. Bell, saunpliet Passenger
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