THR CENTRE REPORTER,
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THURSDAY, MARCH 27. 1924
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™.- REBERSBURG,
Mrs, George “Brchhill, who was
called here from her home at Pittsburg
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Woodly,
returned t, hes home on Monday,
On last Wednesday CC. E.: Byers had
sale of his property and real
estate, The consisting of
a dwelling and” a
grist mill, was knocked off to Thomas
Hubler fom $701.00, Mr. Byers will
move to Mifflinburg.
personal
real estate,
house, outbuildings,
Miss Emma Moyer, daughter of J.
N. Moyer, spent Sunday under the pa-
rental roof.
Samuel B
placed and i
nifechanic in
Jacob Kenstetter, who last spring
made sale of his personal property and
rea estate and then left for Ohio, we
are glad to mention will in the near
future return to this pluce and , will
occupy the Robert Delhl home
Rockville,
ierly has his gasoline tank
ured "the help of a skilled
his garage.
James Zeigler held sale on Saturday
and moved t, Miltheim this week.
Norman
ther Rabert t8 deliver the mail from
Coburn to this place through all kinds
wedther thi# winter, will commence
farming in Georges, Valley. William
Hackman, Jr., will be his hireling.
Lee Wolf
at Rockville
Bierly farm
G
of
Hubler farm
the Lowell
vacated the
and moved on
near Smaullton.
P. Garrett's planing mill has been
dersy are booked for several months
ahead.
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FARMERS MILLS.
On Friday
of
week a num-
Ver Hagan
honor of
night of jast
ber friends of Miss
gathered at
birthday
plete surprise
ba
her home in her
being
Hagan
wing
Miss
thedr «
to
the gow
andl ice
many
had
Those
friends prepared all
candy, cake, popcorn. cream
Miss Hagan received useful gifts
and evervone
playing games
and Mrs JW
Mary and WHI Foreman,
Mrs. Harry Ilgen,
Ilgen Mary, La.
Irene, Hens wud
ryn and
E. C. Hettinger,
fis, Rosella and
W. R. Homan,
Mr. and Mrs
Hagan, Blanche,
Archie Hagan, Mr
Mabel Hagan
Samuel Frederick,
Mrs. B. C Frederick, Carrie
Walker. Ros
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TUSSEYVILLE
and Mrs. C. P.
and Charles
present an er
time
Mr.
present
Foreffan., Sara.
Mr LIN
Frank wd
Alma,
Robery
trl
Leste
= Bessie, Maud
Zerb:
Mr. and
Kathryn, W
Dean Hettinger.
Mary and Paul Homan,
Merril Hagan. Mr. J. F
Verna,
Bruce
H. BD.
Mr. Straw.
Kath
Mrs
Hand, Ru
Bieber Rishel,
Mrs
and
“9 Hagan, Ralph
Mir
ogie F
and and
Mrs
jak.
Vik
et Immel
Mr
Josenh
Ramer and
Sunday
($4
Te
Holderman
mite
Sunday at
Spe nt
Milroy.
Mr. and Mrs
spent Saturday
Miss Violet P
home of her
Art
Bel
dmer spent
Mr. and Mrs
Potters Mills.
Heckman moved on 8:
farm
it
parents,
Haine Palmer
Prof. W. O
urday
His farm will be
mey
Don't
sue
Saturday
sales for
at
from his
occupied by
forget
Friday,
That
this
Stewart
Fie
3
aout
Jordan's big
on and rays sale on
will wind the
up
Spring
——
(From last week.)
* News is scarce Jdtle
{gr
village
has almost been in
time
Charles Stoner Monday from
moved
his farm to the James Spangler home
which he purchased some time ago
Orvis Swartz mov a1 Tu
AT Ies St ner i wm
Wiliam’ Ma
rtz moved i
Rossman
p
aday
house,
Ie
Thur
was
Ramer attended
and
by
show
He
Jordan
the aut
Friday Saturday.
accompedined Andrew
and John Fortney
IW
tended
un Martz's sale was well at-
ind articles brought fair prices
The Floray
heirs expect have sale
pri
Stewart Jor-
to
on the 26th
of Mra
of the
Fannie Fi«
OCCUPY
April
Garret,
personal erty
may
dan will the Floray house
about
Fred
Floray to
Arthur Holderman's house
Ist,
who now occupies the
house will move
‘olyer in
Samuel Horner moved to
Mr
ithe
Mar
Spang.
ler farm, vacated by tz.
Baylett=-Smith,
A wetding that made fwg of Contre
Hall's well known young people man
und wife was quietly solemnized at the
United Evangelical parsonage. ip Bal.
timore, Maryland, at 1:30 P. M
Patrick's Day, by Rev. Charles Eyster,
{when Miss Madaline Smith became the
bride of Roy E. Baylett, the ring cere-
mony being used
The bride #8 the second daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Robert I. Smith, of Cen-
tre Hall and a graduate of the
high school, cluss of 1922,
They will take up housekeeping
Milton wher the groom is employed hy
Shippers Car
local
Line,
A al A ————————
“Little Miss Jack.”
as thtled in the
heading of this article, was well exe-
cuted by students of the Porter towns
ship (Clinfon county) high school, In
j Grange Arcadia, on Saturday evening.
{to a house of considerable numbers
i Those who witnessed the play vouch
j that it was well characterized, and that
i participant did himself herself
and als, reflected great credit
on the principal. Prof. Diehl. a native
of Nittany Valley. This high
has a splendid reputation in
| for effective 0 lines,
A comedy drama.
each or
orexdit,
work in a
|" FRIDAY, MARCH 28, at 10 a.
{mile South-east of Tusgpy ville,
i
[Jordan
{
i
m., %
8.
will sell: stock,
dd
some he i=ehold goods.
F, Mayeg, auct,
iments and
|
SATURDAY MARCH
the Samuel
by F. P
household
29
at Floray” home at
ville, Florday, executor:
lot of furniture
T. Jordan
other
and
auct,
SATURDAY
i mil
for
MARCH
hd Fort
Markle wi
east
m, Las
Koos
Numerous
M
Slt
SATURDAY, MARCH Pe MM. at
he Jomes Bilger
ap. Maret
arming
home
Armbrustes
mplements
FRIDAY, APRIL 4
5 miles soduth of Centre Hall. ne
MM, by
norses, oatt
at 1:30 m.,
Red
p.
sid
Hobery BE Stock
F.
% Senay :
Meeker: sige
ie and hogs IL
auct, »
PUBLIC SALE,
SATURDAY, APRIL 12. at 1 P
a of Potters MBs. J
M
H
ilowing ai
ALL
un cabinets
wth
sell the
and-meusde woodwork
cabinets
and
double
EVOners. hay loader
wheolbarrows, 2
mest
rel
ber
F
and a jot of
Mayes
other as
auct
FEEDS,
Full-0O
Growmg
Full-O-Pep Chick
Pep Egg Mash
Mash; Pull-O-Pep
FullO-Pep Sen
Corn. White
ry (24
ed Bchursakers
Wire
plow repaln
Starter:
Full-O-Pep
Fine
itch
Chi
Feed:
i
Cracked
Bows Dai
Flewd
Dinnmond
Ration cent prote
per i 211).
Fead
Alan,
perial
culti
all kinds
plows,
Asphalt
WM
Fencing
";
vators, et Roofing
MoCLENAHAN.
Centre Hall, Pa.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine
Those who are in a “run down" condi.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
| In the estate WILLIAM
CORMICK, lat Fort vest
Centre county,
| Letters
| having
fed, all
of
Of
Pa.
township,
decensad,
been duly granted the
persons knowing
debted to the estate are requested to make
Immediate payment, and
claims against the same
duly authenticated for
GEORGE H, McCORMICK, Admr..
Spring Mills,
undersign-
themselves in
those having
to
settlement,
present them
oli
CHARTER NOTICE,
Notice that an appli.
cation will the Court of
{ Common Pleas of Centre County on the
{
is hereby given
be made to
a checking account.
posits and withdrawals,
ment of bills is In
.
3 ‘PER CENT INTEREST oN
TIME AND SAVINGS
DEPOSITS,
i
i
yom
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day of April, A.
A. M., under the
‘orporation Act of 1874
for charter
corporation to
Club.” the character
which are for
these
and enjoy all rights, benefits and priv-
by the sald Act
supplements thereto, .
ORVIS AND ZERBY,
Bolicitors,
A
14th
o'clock
the (
supplements,
and
for an in-
called the
ob
Hu
tended be
and
entertainment;
“Sunset
ject of
and for
Heges conferred
the
015, 3t
SALE OF SCHOOL BONDS,
law, notice
Baturday,
In
hereby
12, 1824,
in
April
with
that on
acceordance
given
al
your hookkeeper,
checks res
full amount of your de-
and your paid
pay-
from garages to e
it did thirty years ago.
distribution economy,
generally today in all
greatest
the only dis-
n Atlas and you, assures
He knows building and
much more than when they are in good
health. This fact proves that while Ca-
tarrh is & cal disease,
fluenced by constitutional AConditions
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE
Tonic and acts through the blood upon
the mucous surfaces of the body, thus
reducing the inflammation and assisting
Nature in restoring normal conditions,
All Druggists. Circulars free
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Coughing
Tires the old, lowers their vital
ity. The best standard family
cough medicine for old and young
CHAMBERLAIN’S
COUGH REMEDY
Good for every member of the family
UNION
|
Corn Distillers Dried Grains
Cholee Cottonseed Meal
Old Process Linseed Meal
White Wheat Middlings
Winter Wheat Bran
Hominy Meal
Corn Germ Mend
Corn Gluten Feed
GRAINS
§
Brewers Dried Grains
One-Hall per ef, Fine Table Salt
AND NOTHING ELSE
100 LBS. NET
24 Per CL Protein<& Per CL Pat
10 Per Ct. Fibre—380 Per CL Car-
hohydrutes
Every Bag of Undon, Grains gives
on LAST NIGHT OF SALE.
- - $3.00 Per 100 Lbs.
a right to draw for $3.00 IN TRADE
two men,
sulkies.
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Bchool
the
the
Centre Hall, Pennsylvania,
tre Hall, Centre County, Pennsylvania,
wil) receive bids for the sale and pur.
chase of Fourteen Thousand Dollars
($14,000) schoo) bonds, recently auth-
the electors of sald School
either for the whole or any
Bald bond issue consists
of fifty-six (56) bonds for $250.00 each,
and they will be dated May 1, 1924, and
will bear interest at the rate of four (4)
per cent. per annum, payable seni-an-
nually, free from all State and
are May 1, 1954, but are sub-
and redemption’ by jot. at
No bid
at less than par will be accepted, and
the Bchool District reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS
of the BCHOOL DISTRICT of
CENTRE HALL BOROUGH
D. K. KELLER, President
KE. E BAILEY, Secretary,
PROGRAM OF PHOTOPLAYS
At THE SCENIC and the OPERA
HOUSE (BELLEFONTE)
~—At “The Seenje”—
THURS., MARCH 27
"Anna Christie”: a
shine Comedy
FRIDAY, MARCH
mond in “Breathless Moment.” a
District,
Xow,
payable
Jeet to cull
Hignche
in Ino Z2-reel Sun-
“R—Willlam Des.
of two crooks. one of whom later be
COmes on
hero, Also, of
second episode
“The Ghost City.”
~-At The Opera House
FRIDAY AND BATURDAY MARCH
-
28 and 29--Tom Mix in “Soft
Also, two-reel Semon Vitograph
Lele dptiy doth to lbp dodo lodododo dodo dodo bo bpd
Insurance and
Real Estate :
Want to Buy or Sell ? f
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Boil
SEE US FIRST
Chas. D. Bartholomew
CENTRE MALL, PA,
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veered
Cast Iron Wanted...
ly drop us a postal card and we will
call at once.
Laurelton Foundry Co. Inc.,
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i PA
i AMES Ww . SWALS
| JUSTICE OF THE PEACE:
LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO. PA,
| Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &c, written ape =
| ecuted with care. Alljegal business prom gals
i . Bpecial attention given to sets
ting of Estates, M e Licenses, AUi~ ne
| eo Licenses, snd all other APP at
| Blanks kept on hgod ova vz
QUESTION :
“What Kind of
Me if I Buy a
WE'LL TELL YOU :
than sell our quota of
wd
IN CENTRAL
!
Service will you give
Reo?”
“1001 REOS in 1924”
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