‘LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The local P. O 8 of A. admitted a
large class of new members at a recent
meeting,
Miss Lillian Craig, of Merchantville,
New Jersey, is at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. A. G. Lieb, in Centre Hall.
D. W. Sweetwood and ‘Squire E.
callers at the Reporter office Tuesday.
Thursday morning Lther
weather set in. During
everybody was busy as could a bee be.
than wet
the sunshine
The senior class of the Centre Hall
High school banqueted at Nittany Inn,
Friday evening, and to
Lock Haven.
later drove
Mra, (Rev.) E. Roy Corman, of
bury, came to the of
rents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. 8S.
daughter,
Lewistown,
Sun-
home her
143
pa
Fisher,
8S.
Miss Rebecca
and
of
DD.
Kreamer
Kreamef,
of the C.
Bartholomew family over Sunday.
were guests
Frank P. Phillips, last
new Ford ton truck to Calvin
of Red Mill. Mr. Vonada
machine on a milk route,
the Dewart plant at Centre Hall
week, sold a
Vonada,
the
to
will use
delivering
Miss Edna Neff, daughter of
R. Neff,
Mrs. C.
is at her home south of
University
in a short time expects to return there
upon
Hospital, Philadelphia, and
to enter permanent employment.
The largest class to be
from the
graduated
Pennsylvania State
in its sixty-eight years will receive di-
I 10. The
candidates for
College
plomas on Tuesday, June
has 512
graduation, and Jt 48 expected that al-
most 50g will qualify for diplomas,
26 -
nior class now
Boise Brown, of Colyer, who is en-
gaged with the Atlantic Pacific
Stores Company, came to his home
last week from the Pittsburtgh district.
and
With a dew of giving him employment
to some more central Pennsylvania
point probably Tyrone or Altoona.
Mrs. James B. Lingle and little
daughter, Jennett. of Hopewell Junc-
tion, at the
Mr.
are home of Mr.
and Mrs. I. RR
Hatt, and will remain
of the Mr. Lingly, o«
not find time to leave Emmadine Farms
of which this
Lingle's
parents, Lingle, in
Centre until the
close month ald
he is superintendent. at
time,
The
read
readers about here will be glad
advertisement this
Ww.
te
by George
ready to do
shop. Mr
jelsinger Memorial
less than three
underwent the knife and treatment for
six ‘weeks.
an an
S16
Tressler he
ah
the
saying
his
from
repair work in we
Tressler returned
Hospital, Dunviile
weeks ago. where he
Information received from
agricultural department
in
the
indicates
#tate
that
all sections of the
to
backwardness
state conditions
are very simiar
the
Sowing and’ planting has been
interfered with on
weather, In the southern
season iw almost as late
those found here
in regard of the
season.
to
account of cold wet
section the
as here.
Alexander Billmyer, a
gressman and founder
park near his home. at
ville, Montour county. died at the age
of efghty-three years. He raised many
elk, deer. wild turkeys and squirrels
He owned a large number of
The park was established years
when he felt remorse for having shot
a fine deer. He never killed game
terward
former oon-
of the Jamous
Washington-
farms.
ago
af
Mr. and Mrs Irvin Johnston, accom-
panied by Mrs. W. A Sandoe, motored
to Penns Valley from Ingram, the lat-
ter part of last week, the
staying with relatives in
while Mrs. Sandoe visited the C.D
Bartholomew home in Centre Hall. On
Memorial Day, Mrs. S8andoe’s son, Wil-
Ham A., will come from Philadelphia
to see his mother, expecting to return
the following day. .
Johnstons
Boalsburg,
John F. Kramer, the concrete block
manufacturer, who set out to build a
new home for himself
short time ago. has
walls constructed and
blocks made that will enter
construction of the main walls
and pretty design of block is being
made. A second block is being mould
ed from cinders which wil; be used in
the budding of a tool house. The ma-
terial entering this block is cheaper
than that used in the standard build
ing block, but good enough for the pur-
pose intended.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hettinger and
wongs Paul, Jr, and Donald Henry, of
Altoona, drove to Penns Valley to vis-
it among fends and relatives. Mra,
Hettinger was Miss Stella Stamm, of
Aaronsburg, before marriage, and was
reared by Charles Wolf, who ig now
and has been for some time in a very
serious physical condition due to par-
alysis. Mr. Hettinger #8 a son of IL
M. Hettinger. a car bullder In the
Vengey shops. Altoona. He is em-
ployed in the mailing division of the
Altoons post office under J. BE. Bum-
fusagh, postmaster, which Indfeates that
Pe woe ng man of good reputation,
witoritive efficient in his line of
work, }
and family =a
the foundation
many of the
into the
A new
LOCAL AND PE
RSONAL
fi.
the
A son was born to Attorney W.
land Mrs, Runkle, Bellefonte,
| latter part of last week,
in
and
Hécla
| The Centre Hall High school
alumni plenic will held
| Park, Wednesday, June 4.
{
|
i
i
i
be on
Monday,
Mills and other paints
‘Squire Cyrus Brungart, on
went to Osceola
in the Philipsburg district, on busi-
| ness,
Mr.
HoOosterman
of the
& Stover,
Miltheim
in
of
on
Stoven, firm
was town
Saturday fooking up business in his
line,
Mr.
bury,
{L
C. A
were guests of Mr.
of Sun-
Mrs. J.
day
and Mns, lover,
and
Goodhart, in Centre Hall, one
last week.
Ready for Repair Work. George Ww.
Tressier ammounces that he ds ready
to do repair work in his shoe shop,
Centre Hall,
Miss Elizabeth student
West Chester State Normal
West Chester, the
Royer, a in
the
at
mer
school,
is home for sSuru-
vacation,
Rexford Relsh was
the
discharged from
Sunday
of his
Hall.
L.ock Haven last
hospital
and is recuperating at the home
aunt, Mrs, W, 8. Slick, in Centre
It
focal
day
night,
R.
that
M.
it
On investigation during the
Smith.
snowed
is declared by the
post master, Sun-
night,
“everything wns white with
snow,” he said
During 1928 there were shipped into
Lewistown 328 « loads of fruits and
Valley
Srnuid
Ar
vegetables, so Wea See Penns
dealers furnishing
the
are only a
portion of products comsumed
there.
In
Mills,
the
Methodist
WiHson
“Burch,
Ard.
Bellefonte,
the
Hev
Lastheran
Spring
of
will
P.
church.
pastor
the baccalaureate sermon to the
of the
Vocational School
preach
graduating class Gregg Town-
{ ship
Edward
Durst,
Mrs. Alice
Ebright
Durst and mother,
Mr. and Mrs H L.
to Miffiimtown om Sunday and
with them Bettie Ebright
who had been with her grandparents
that pluce for a week.
CGonrge
and
Sweet wood,
Sarah Sweeney
wid Elsie Bara and Grace
Snyder Haus
WH
Sun-
Wagner, Vesta
Ed
Hoover
Kathryn
er, Gertrude Laughner,
Noll.
Park.
ind
HEA
Hanna,
it Hairy
spent
John's
M
Laan
Mra J
Manse,
Rowland,
mses Helen
ster,
M
=
ind Blanche Hammond
o
close friends of Rev. and
the
B
been
Kirkpatrick, visited
did
of
it
also an uncle, CC.
Chicago, who has
spending some
Mi:
time with his sister,
#. John Haugh. at State College.
daughter of
Mis Edith
ind Mrs. Frank
it
Mr.
spent t
Floray
P
Bolsbhurg
Floray, he
and State Cod
week-end
visiting relatives, a-
G. D. Fioray
Meyer
ege, riends and
mong them her brother,
and family, and the Curt fnm-
ily near State College.
A
Thursday
Mrs
ward Durst
ur of Mr.
niversary
last
Mr
Ed-
hon-
birthday party was given
f
evening at the home of
and Stuart Musser. on the
Earlystown,
Musser's 23rd
A of
was a huge cake adorned with
the
farm in
birthday
the
An -
celebra-
63
young
feature
tion
candies,
prepared by happy
wife
Mr.
dren,
Wm
Mm
and Mrs
Mr
of Mt. Zion; Mr. Snyder and nieces. Mr.
Mra, Ayers
Mrs. Conn, Mr
of York, spent several hours Sunday at
Potters Mills J. M. Blauser
They the trip
Chevirolets and a Gardner
left York at 5 A. M.,
in about gx hours
Snyder and chil-
and taymond Snyder,
and and children. Mr. and
and Mrs. George Conn,
with and
tree
They
making the
family. made in
Car
run
The special Sunday the
Lutheran church, Ww.
P. Ard pastor. on Sunday evening. was
un usuad
in
ev,
music
Bellefonte,
in chauracter and quality and
was rendered by T. H. Barrit, of Wash-
D. C. The manipulation of a
cell, bow on a hand saw brought forth
to that of the human
With Me.’ "Farewell to
“Perfect Day” were
ington,
tones closely
“Abdde
and
voice,
Thee" three
selections rendered on this instrument
known to us long as only a tool. The
solo work by Mr. Barrit was also ex-
ceptionally fine
The following is reprinted from the
State College Times and refers to for-
mer Potter township residents: Earl
G. of Mrs. GQ. W. Horner,
who with his father had been taken to
the Bellefonte Hompital the first day of
December, Is recovering nicely. The
father underwent an operation which
proved fatal. Earl remained in Belle
fonte Hospita; for five months, then
conmiltation with a bone specialist was
advised. He was sent to Willlamsport
to Dr. Adams where an operation was
performed four weeks ago. A plate
was required to hold the bone in poe
sition and he was placed in a cast. re-
maining in it until lasy Thursday. when
the cast and plate were removed and it
was found that the bone had properly
knit, Eart will be home in about
two weeks,
gi ——
A children's day service will be ren.
dered in the Lutheran church. Sunday
evening, June Sth.
Horner, som
-
rs
SO —— ‘
ts
REIS
Chick Order in
in Kunsas City,
Poetry
Ont Kansas, is a tel
egraph who is tring of
little
tion of a
operator
ticker and has in mind the adop-
hundred
chivks as a diversion,
Watts, ,
hatchery
Leghorn baby
His
der
name is C. B. and his or-
Jo the
form:
local came in
this
ad
like the
of chickens,
dickens
1 saw your and It
me
key in the
I feel if 1
dadbgummed
And back
conld
town,
wis witty, 1 could leave
city
go to the
country
settle down.
raise some cocks and and
And
have
And
pullets
money thick as bullets,
have a thousand day-old chicks
cheapin’ at my heel;
Though it may
be
never
I may rappin’
I cannot help express myself ‘cquse that's
the way 1 feel
hear the alin’,
fallin’,
the co
I can Crows a-¢
the
apples
I can hear a-bawlin’ in the old
alfalfa
wa
pateh ;
I can see the taters growin’ and the med-
der needs a mowin',
And
old
the hoein’ and the
garden needs
hens needs
I can and
be
PP Lot,
there soon
"Cause there's tL hen peeckin’
this little
onder when 1
the company’s
tell them
It
may be
country
‘m enclosi
+ hundred
Please
th KERLIN-QUALITY
be no harm
—— A
The ladies of fhe wad
church
50 cents
Memoria
per will
o clock
ing menu
nox) as
butler
also on
sunbon
Ladies’ Ak
BILL BOOSTER SAYS
OME OF OUR CITVLENS
DO MOST OF THEIR, BUMIMG
BY BGrrowd. BIG TOWN”
FOLKS BUM 1a CHICAGO,
CHICAGO SHOPPERS GO YO
NEW MORK, NEW YORK FOLKS
SHOP 1) LONDON, WHILE
LONDOMERS “TRADE IM PARIS!
SHE WULL DARN CABOOLE
WOULD DO BETTER TO
Er “Buy
| AY
vome! ”
Centre Reporter, $1.60 a year,
VW ASHINGTON
16-Day Excursion
TUESDAY, JUNE 10
$11.82
Round Trip Irom CENTRE HALL
Proportionate Fares from Other Points
For detalls as to leaviog time of trains,
fares in parlor or sleepi cars, stop-ov-
er privileges, or other information; con’
sult Tioket Agents, or David Todd, Di-
Jinion Passenger Agent, Willlamspert,
he
Similar excursions June 27 and
October 17
Pennsylvania
R.R. SYSTEM
The Standard Paltroad of
the World
Mr,
and Mrs, J. W, Zerby
ed at
the faculty
{| class of the Gregg Township
School,
dinner a
Lal Tuesday evening.
| Those present were:
{ nett, Prof. D. L. Crum, Mi
| Watts, Miss Mildred Wielan
| Zerby, Celn Malone, Anna Wi
Smith,
Tacy Janet
Vonada, Swab,
and Russel
part
Joseph
The
spent
latter
Mr,
former
Klepper, of
assistant
Montourss
township school direc
week,
———
entertain-
nd senior
Vocation-
B. Ben-
ws Emma
ds Maud
nkleblech,
Helen
Spring Styles Here
~NEW HATS
--NEW COATS
--NEW DRESSES
Just Arrived Here for you.
Haney
ane
rille and
among
tors jast
There's relief for
aches and pains.
When lack of fres
working over a hot
make your head
your back ache, your
tremble, just take |
DR. MILES’
Anti-Pain P
aad safely.
doses $1.00. 7
Come for your SPRING Outfit to
our Store. We hope to please you with
little trouble.
Kessler’'s Department Stere
MILLHEIM
you
h air,
stove
limbs
or 2
ills
NEW BOX STATIONERY
At the Office of THE CENTRE REPORTER
¢
Ra
Just a Real Good Car
N the Durant Sport Touring your com-
fort has been retained---not sacrificed to
appearance. The long, lean lines em-
phasized by the gleaming nickel of its ap-
pointments, are a promise of the dependable
enjoyable, but above all, comfortable, miles
to come. In many color harmonies.
CENTRE HALL