THE INE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL Ia
Cast Iron Wanted inde
"ly drop us a postal card and we wild
call at once.
Laurelton Foundry Co. Inc.,
en July LAURELTON, PA.
Alor | PER 2 he nA : ! i 3 i a <3 be % me of his « th bh VilB in - ———
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RIDDEN I bert
Wwwn «
Hiden,
THE CENTHE REPORTER
Ise ED WER LX,
Je ftiven Heoedsville, died
Mack hon Bunda of iast week
home
en and
Mills,
had
July
¥
Alexander
the
War
morning
*
SLACK
sunday
John
morning at
RE
CENT RE
aged 64 vears, § months and 10 days
He was born at Mile
han |< y iis ved at
fon
nephew and
Rinck, at
HALL, PA.
F— niece, but for more
THURSDAY,
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietc. | he ince some
S$ W. SMITH
sow. E.
OCOTO Potters fleadsvilie
Mrs.
time in
add Slack
mn o2pd
, Loeal Ed.ior amd |"“" Le
Borough Fire Alarm.
CAR
BAILEY....
husiness
%
Sunday Church Services,
LUTHERAN CHARGE |
or)
dnaager
of fire in the
of
mil
In
‘entre Hall,
vhistie
One
i
borough
the Bradford & Co.
5
will sound:
ong and two short blasts when
ire i® nor'h of Reformed church:
FENNS VALLEY
$s . € 3 ys fd 4. . y $2 o4 y ye
tev. 85. F. Greenlee, i'as nie ng and five short blasts when
ire j& south of Hef oh
Theatre, Yedues. Q(T, 21
BELLEFONTE
origed chur
Georges Valley,
The Lord
ered at Georges Valle
Farmers Mis, 2:30
Centre Hall, 7:30 P.
—
|
TRINITY REFORMED, A 57 : Ars. : | TEMPLE
(Rev. Delas R Keener, Pastor) Slack
Centre Hall— second wife 1}
#:30 Sunday School nnie Miller
10:30 Church services fir was Miss
Bussey ville ler, died in
1:30 Sunday School.” there ‘were born
3:30 Church Services. whofe CHhuses
and Arabella,
man, of Mi
EVANGELICAL
(Rev. Floyd A. Huff,
femont—
Regular worship at 10:39 A. M. CUMMNGS
Ess Hill Cee it the
Hegular worship at 2:30 P, M. httam x fos
Centre Hall— Since Wis To
Regular worship at 7:30 P. M. Cretan
—_. He as at
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor) .
Lemont, 11
Pine
Centre
24 years
ine
Migs |
The |
Was twice married;
fore Marriage wis
She sury him,
ives
El
this
Sarah on Spang
To
children,
entre
who 1880, union
were two ol
Hal
Cather
four
Ww
wife
Slack, BARNEY FERBER Brings to You One of the BIGGEST MUSICAL
of Alfred
survive
COMEDY SUCCESSES Ever Produced In America.
Hmont
grandchildren and
dren.
five
Pastor) grandehi
Harry ‘
home of Direct from a Solid Year on Broadwa
ning.
auring
Grove
Hail,
—
METHODIST EPISCOPAL Wy hat. will ba te)
(Rev. C. E. Pastor) tendinos {A
Centre Hall young i i
A: 8 S at
Bprucetown
By Carnal Kused
Lusrc by Hlbert fon Wzec
bres by Nevife [fleeson
Dances Staged by Sammy lee
SIRSE—
‘Best Musica. COMEDY New York Has
SEEN IN VEARS' AIAN DALE in NY American
itn a Quslinguy. shed Cast and lhe famous
Chorus IL dancing Debuitanies.
FORWARD STATE-I11
DALE THE
COUNTY:
Hazen, STRAIGHT
MENT BY JUDGE
VOTERS CENTRE
man fo
west
10:30,
Preaching
OF
HEAYY ENROLLMENT IN
VOCATIONAL
WORK.
GLENN
i Centre
Lentre
peal
Here,
This fall
the =ixt
education
syste
During
has been
agricuity
seventy
have
work
taree
term
tical
ing th
a hom
instructs
carried
such
OREe-Trin
ducting
grade
#tudy
zation
the
the organ FOR OVER 40 YEARS
unior : : ition x en. Jol . Vira ttie | k in bey HALLS CATARH MEDICINE
unty-w.de win bY rorans oF Phseah 1 Foon =" ! cm CANIVIDATE 3 seit oe n 3 treat
School : L Ie Mi 20} abn wi dria Dy : 48
and homs HALLS © ATARI mo DICINE
show hav wis vf nt ry Q
opment applica
annually 2 ; he
a free
tate
County
Better
Boys Respond to
Rural
Ap-
Training | ™
about
WEERS
{CHICAGO
WEEKS —~
BOSTON
WEEKS
ior
/ PHILAIVA,
28
He was
What the New York Critics Say:
8
MAIL OBDERS NOWSEATS ON SALE AT MOTTS DRUG STOR:
17
$1.50, $1, Soc, plas tax
re »
ARTHUR CC. DALE. SATURDAY,
PRICES : Lower Floor, $2, $1.50 ; Balcony,
MTOBER
has beer
ment of
con
in a sta
test,
Pubic
nities
the «
in the
the youn
whethe:
coming
ting a f
ture from
individually 1d
of agriculture
manufactu
al vocation
ciasses in Vocation
been zed in
schools with an
for the fall
The boys
short course
inary to a
fertilizers.
igin.
mn mall dr Sme——
A ———
-
ver, Heuben onada five candidates in the iid. a
: Palmer CC Bilerls Ray IL. ight, the PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE
{Paul "MM. Haines, John Homan. Paul lalmost one-third
StAuman, Byers Ripka. Lester Auman {were cast. This
{dohm Reifenyder, Orvis Hosterman, footing with
Henry Bower, George Randall! ing myself in
Throssell, Ray | pepplie
organi we
Jnent
mans
of the vo
enro places in equal |
term.
are at
in
Course
two
the
my apponents
present
soils which
farm crops
They are studying the
formation and properties of the
#olls of their various communi
ties and their home farms. Samples
of soils are brought into the class
room and classified and tested, giving
to the boys the information the
crops adapted and the methods of
handling that particular soil. Fleld
trips are taken to make a study of the
formation and general texture of the
#0ll In each center, They taught
bow to map the soils of a section of
their part of the county. Four #0 -min-
ute Masses are given over to soils, a
note book is Kept, data and lectures
re recorded for future use in the
course of farm crops to be retained as
& permanent record by the student.
In the question and answer jesson
#heet given each week many interest.
ing and instructive Questions
cussed. A fow taken at
week were us follows:
res in Centre
taking A
is prelim
and
Of =
hands of
i point soley |
know what my
this County
on the
in
i
{
§
Stover, pis ll
of Centre County wel
my record. You |
record in public office in
has been. [| place this contest
fair plane of record. Your vote
November will decide the
the future. I shall not depart
the policies which 1 have put into
force since 1 have been serving as
your Judge but shall continue these
fair, impartial, and
Aaradine Brown and
in
is the Outward
Symbol of
Success-—
Boob, to
Walker Township High School: John |
A. Decker, Earl Garbrick, Fred Hayes, |
Lee Crow. Russell Heckman, Russell
Weaver, James Carner. Harold Vona-
da, David Fry, Merrein Alfred
Williams, Melvin Transue, John Dunk-
le, Eimer Weaver, Norman Stover,
Earl Vonada, Paul Crow, Robert Wil:
{ helm. Arthur McCloskey, and John
Heckman,
Spring
Teacher,
oA 5-Passenger Closed Star
¥
BIG, wide, roomy 2.door Sedan with gencrous seat: and
ample leg room, front and rear. Compare is roominess
with any dther 2.door Sedan at any price.
Broad doors and a right hand seat that folds toward the driver,
give ample space for easy entrance and egress. Wide windows
and a one-piece windshield give clear vision. A ventilator in the
cowl and two above the windshield provide fresh air without
exposure to the weather.
The body is finished in dark blue 1a
Top is artificial leather embellish
ator shell is nickeled.
Powered with the Star Million Dollar motor, this cur offers ex.
ceptional value at a price which puts it within the reach of ali.
Low-cost
re ac. porta tion
STAR CAR PRICES {. o. b. Lansing, Mich.
Commercial Chassis
Roadster
Touring
Coupster, 59
Cone h,
loca
record
from
of
Lee,
as to
same policies of
honest administration of the duties of
Vocational School: ! my office. In pursuing these policies
Mr. J. B. Park, Henry Zerby, |1 pledge that 1 will serve faithfully
Norman Zettle, James Hosterman. | promptly and efficiently an
Ralph Confer, Stewart Confer, Martin! ple of the Coumy and not
Shreckengast, Russeil Swectwood, | or individual collection of
Stanford Hettinger, Glen Corman, Carl Over against another.
Myers, Guy Jumison. Fred Malone, I never presented a 1 iquor
Russell Rote, Clarence Vouada, John |application, while a practicing
Glasgow, Basil Malone, Robert Heck- | ney at the Centre County Bar.
man, Wilbur Wingard, BEarl Zettie, [Court or to any other Court While,
Willard Hettinger, Martin Wagner, [on the other band. when 1 served as
John Stover, Walter Gobble and Clar-| District. Attorney of Centre County 1
ence Hreon. progecuted all violators of the
Centre Hall High not only violators of the law
MeClellan, Eugene Colyer, Clayton Me: | ing the manufacture and of In
Kinney, Bruce Knary, Gervin Shaeffer, |toxicating liquars but violators of all
Russell Colyer, Earnest Wagner, Eu. [the other penal statutes of our State.
gene Burkholder, Joseph Ramer, Hen- 1 stand for the enforcement
ty Bilauder, Frankiin McClellan, Em- | laws,
ory Floray, Kenneth 8lack, George I understand the prevalling sentl |
Luse, Paul Palmer, Willlam MoeCor- {ment in Centre County today. I know
mick, Robert MoClenahan, Siwood [the wish of you, the people, whose |
Smith, Ralph Martz, Frank Gross [candidate I am. by
wer, with two white suri
And since you're judged
with carriage guards.
by your appearance why not
get a real good one while
you're at it.
It will cost you no more
to have it custom made by
the INTERNATIONAL but
it certainly looks it.
Mills .
are he
the pes
one group
Citizens as
license
attor
to this
are dis-
random this
How many a
county? How many
faores are used for agricultural pur:
poses? Whit js the hest type of soll
in the county for agri wultural pues
Poses, and where i it located? Where
did most of the county solls cone
from? Name three soils of the county
and give the value per acre of each.
Following is the enrollment of Cen-
Inws,
prohibits
School: Wilbur
#nle
How about spending —say
$25, $35 or $40 ?
of the | Coupe...
Will come to your home to fake
HA A NS EON OM.
FETTEROLF'S GARAGE
measurements If requested,
tre county boys in the diffe rent com:
munities:
Bonlsburg High School: Biuce Shar-
er, Harold W. Wagner, J. Kenneth
(Continued on next column)
”
»
”
Guorge Cooney, Gedrad Lutz and Hoy
Neff,
Howard High School ant. Fort Mas
tida High School enrollmens not com-
pleted to date. .
Allsof. you who voted for me at the
cratic and Prohibition tickets can lend |
| D. C. MIITERLING
CENTRE HALL
pies Cause in Centre County on the
CENTRE HALL
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