LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The First National Bank, at Spring
Mis, will now be open Saturday
evenings and closed In the arterncon,
until! further notice, »
Mrs. Edgar Fluke and daughter, and
OQ. Fay Fluke, from Wikiamsburg, were
an ‘auto party who visited Mrs, Lan-
son M. Burris, in Centre Hall, Wed"
nesday of last week,
Mrs, Charles A. Bauer and baby son,
Charles, of Wilkinsburg, came to Cen-
tre Hall on Monday to remain with
Mrs. Bauer's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Clyde E. Braford, for a week,
Marcellus Royer, son of Jacob Roy-
er, of near Colyer, who has been seri-
ously ill at he Centre County hospital,
continues to improve. His condition,
however, is none too promising.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burchfield and
daughter Jean, and Mrs. Burchfield's
sister, Miss Benadine Decker. of Mont
gomery, were Saturday visitors at the
Frank J. McClellan home in this place,
On Saturday the Philipsburg
Journal entered upon its fortieth
It newsy newspaper and
which ought to command a large pat
ronage in all lines of work in the
locality in which it ¥s published.
Mr. and
operated
Mary
days
Dafly
year,
is a one
its
of
was
the
en
Patricia, little daughter
Mrs. J. 8. Boozer.
on for double
M. Packer
ago,
today
along
Mrs,
Pria
for
the
who
mastoids at
about
to
she
hospital
will brought
(Thursday).
very well.
Ella
county,
the
be her
is getting
f Beaverdale
treasurer and org
W. C..T. U.. has bes
and
Black: o
State
valley since
deavo
Sever:
somewl
JOINE an extensy
Noll finde the
* the good of his health,
Sharer, who
Lock Haven
wus obliged to give
the
Miss Mgbelle
training in the
nursing school,
her work there
fliness of her mother, and the
lady has returned to her
Centre Hall. Mrs Sharer,
the Reporter a week ago,
to the Lock Haven hosp!
vation, where it was decided her case
was extremely critical and an opera:
tion not expedient
At the
Hi
hospital
up
serious
Young
ow.ng to
home
as noted in
was taken
for obser
near
tal
close of hie work as pastor
1 evening.
Rev
d Mrs,
At
nelstown, last Friday
ed
an
ras tendes
Mr
: ©
¥
yyy to
nt
or nore
to 1 LO
pects remain
Ruble, for a
a clerk in the Penns Valley
as such proved herself proficient both
to her emplovers and public. In
Chicago she will be with a sister, Mrs,
Jean Duman. who is employed in one
of the large department stores in that
city, but has not decided definitely
what class of work she will take up.
number « vesirs, has been
bank. and
the
The families moving out of town
were those of Prof. Raymond Miller, to
State College; Daniel Bloom to the
Bartholomew farm west of town; Jas.
'H. McCool, to a tenant house on his
farm, south of here. The incoming
families were those of C. W. Slack and
Henry White, both of whom had pre:
viously purchased homes here, and
Frank Smith, who is employed at the
Fetterolf garage, Movings strictly
within the borough were confined to
Howard Spangler from the Spangler
home to rooms in the Penns Valley
bank building: Mrs. Wm. Reese from
the White home to the Benner prop-
erty: C. J. Harter from the Logan
house to the place vacated by J. H.
McCool. These shiftings are not con
fined to April 1st, but to that period.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Boon and Mra
George Robertson, all of Hartford,
Conn., drove to Centre Hall in the lat:
ter's Chrysler sedan, arriving Monday,
and will spend some time with B. D.
Brisbin, father of the Iadles. Mr,
Erisbin celebrated his eighty-fifth birth-
day on Tuesday, He is a remarkably
well preserved man and at this time is
able to drive, and frequently does, his
Chevrolet coupe lke one fifty years
younger. He is a Civil War veteran.
‘While making his home with an uncle
who lived on the farm now owned by
T. PF. Delaney, at Old Fort, Mr. Bris
bin volunteered and enlisted August
7, 1862, at the age of twenty years, in
Company GG, 148th Regiment. He was
wounded at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863,
and~became a prisoner of war before
SPRING MILLS
Everyone is glad that Rev. Hagen
has been returned to this charge.
John Myers and family spent Sun-
day at Bellwood.
Miss Ida Long, of Uniontown,
spending a few days with relatives.
The friends of Mrs. John Hoster-
man, of Millheim, were very sorry to
hear of Her death.
Mrs. Blaine Bitner, who was quite
il with a severe attack of the measles,
is recovering slowly,
James Foust, of Georges Valley, Is
very ill with heart trouble, and other
complications,
O. T. Corman remodeled the
room he occupied several years
and moved back again, v
Irvin Ross and family, of Dakota,
were here visiting his cousin, Mrs. G.
C. King, last week,
Mrs, Gates Kennelly, Mrs, David
MeCool, Mrs, G. C. King, Mrs. Jacob
McCool, Mrs, Dr. Braucht, and several
other members of the Temple order,
attended the funeral of Mrs, Kate Alex
ander at Belleville, last Thursday.
is
store
ago
Movings: Lester Condo moved to
Penn, Hall to the old Fisher stand;
Calvin Lingle sold his farm in Georges
Valley and bought the Lester Condo
hon his son-in-law, Mr
od Bibby House;
Mikheim: Ja
Gramliey
Brown, mov
T. M. Gram
sper Wagner
Harry
Blain Bit
home which
1€
into the
moved to
the
lev
into home which
‘orman purchased at. sale
moved Ir he Bitne:
1 ; Adam
Bitner home: {
Ida
Keller, of
Long
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+10 months old—Willard Smith,
itre Hall; ‘phone 8012,
FOR BALE. — “Florence” 8-burner
oll stove, with oven; in good working
order. Bargain to quick buyer—Ap-
ply at The Reporter office,
AUDITORS’ NOTICE. — Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned, an
auditor appointed by the Orphans
{tribution of the funds in the hands of
Tamer B., Kern and J. Gross Shook,
{Administrators of, etc, of Willlam W.4
(Kern, late of Gregg Township, deceas-
(ed, will hold a meeting in the office of
{J. M. Keichline, No. 6 Temple Court,
iellefonte, Pa., on Monday, April 26th,
1027, at ten o'clock A. M., at which
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may appear and be heard.
‘8,017 J. M. KEICHLINE, Auditor.
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New Fike’ Club House at Williamsport,
at East Fourth
of the Williamsport
The
and Btate st
new club house
rect
Lodge of Elks, No. 173, way opened for
“400”
See NEXT WEEK'S
“REPORTER”
was
of
pub inspection on Monday and
visited hy a great members
the lodge
The bullding
cont of 3400.000,
many
and their friends ts
was constructed at
or-the
£
cause
Nashmodels.
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WASHINGTON
16-Day Excursion
FRIDAY, APRIL 15
$11.82
Round Trip Irom CENTRE HALL
Proportionate Fares from Other Points
Official Statement of
THE CENTRE REPORTER
April 1, 1927,
Title of Publication—The Centre Reporter
Place of Publication Centre Hall, Pa.
Names of Publishers—8. W. Smith
Edw. E. Bailey
Bigned,
8. W, BMITH
EDW. E BAILEY,
For details as to leaving time of trains,
fares in parior or sleeg cars, stop-ov
this 1st day of April, er privileges, or other information, con
sult Ticket Agents. or David Todd
vision Passenger Agent, Williamsport
Va.
Fworn before me
1927. [4-
R.M. BMITH,
Fostmaster,
Bimilar Excursions June 24, O
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD
WANTED-Man with car to sell 1
i guality Auto Tires and Tubs
Territory.
ET
Rubber
Are You
Handsome?
SHA CEIETTY TALE
» - r Trg" ret ys “ ~~ -— > rv
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WE WANT TO SEE YOU
GARMENTS ARE MARVEL-
TLTRHA CONSERVATIVE
LINES IO DESIRE
YOUR INSPECTION
EASTER
THE
SPRING
OUR NEW SPRING AND
OUSLY BEAUTIFUL, PRICED IN
NIEMAN MANNER. TO SE}
THEM, AND ALL WI
Ol B IS
ASK IS THE FAVOR OF
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RUGS and | SHOES and
LINOLEUMS
Furnishings
We are just as much below
member of the fam-
compeiitors In prices on
GOLD-SEAL
our
{i By—REAL HONEST-TO-GOOD-
Rugs and
ums are we are in our Clothing NESS STYLES and HONEST
and Shoes. TO-GOODNESS VALUES.
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bank account to see us—and if you have, we are only too glad to sce
again our friends and eustomers. :
your
'NIEMAN’S
DEPARTMENT STORE
“WHERE THE DOLLAR GOES THE FARTHEST"”
MILLHEIM
YOU OWE IT h
TO YOURSELF §
AND
TO YOUR PURSE
TO SEE |
TO DRIVE
TO KNOW
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isfy your every need.
And you owe it to your purse to make sure that
you pay no more th: a need be to secure the full
measure of these qualities.
Judge Oldsmobile by these standards.
Know itsspirited performance, its known factors of
motor car merit that assure you lasting satisfaction.
You owe it to yourself and to your purse... to
0 drive, 10 know Oldsmobile, 0g
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