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LOCAL AND PERSONAL,
mem
in the
Your hame and every other
ber's name will be published
hospital apnual report
Mr, and Mrs, John H. Knarr and
children drove to Altoona on Sunday
where they were guests of friends.
.
member of the
It needs
child, You
Centre
every
may
Are
County
man, woman
need the
you a
Hospital?
and
hospital,
Coming—Mack-Murray Co. in 3-act
western play, “The Moon Shiner, in
Grange Hall, Centre Halli, Monday
night, May 16; 0c,
Frank D.
of a silo on
ley,
and
enters
Mr. and
Washington,
the latter's
Godshall, in
will remain
The local
suffered defeat at
Boalsburg High school nine, on the
latter's grounds, last Friday afternoon,
by the score of 11 to 4.
Mr. A. EB
have winter
Petersburg, Flori
are expected to
this week for a
Mr. and Mrs. James
daughter, of Frederick,
on an auto tour
and for a brief
tre Hall where
hood days.
256 and
[ee completed the bullding
his farm in Nittany Val
last week. Harry MeClenahan
Hugh Smith were the
employed.
Mrs. George Sachlis,
D.C. at the
mother, Mrs.
Centre Hall,
for ten days,
High
local car
of
home of
Margaret
they
are
where
baseball team
hands of the
school
the
Keriin, who
home in St,
last fall,
Centre Hall
stay.
and Mrs.
been at th
since
in
months’
FE. Solt and
Maryland, were
section
in Cen-
gpent his boy
arrive
few
N
through this
time stopped
Mr. Solt
E. M.
voungest
Huyett
daughter,
to home
accoms-
Mrs.
in
Mr. and Mrs.
panied their
Harold O. Alexander,
aer
st week,
Wenonah, New
the parents
Jersey, ia
where of the young lady
will spend a short
J. 1
¥ 3
gealer,
week
work with A
in Hag
will
#tunt
hased recently
The
owner to carry
fields at Media and W
field being In Delaware i
plane manufactured by the Waco
Airplane Manufacturing Company. It
furnished with a Curtis Alrplane
and has 110
miles an hour and a landing of
8 miles an hour. It will travel 500
miles without refueling, or wil run
about five hours without refueling.
Waco plane pur
Mary
its
erstown, land. plane be
used by
in
Iatter
re
$
pa ssenge
wwton,
Th
NS
is
motor, a top apeed of
speed
Mrs. Jeff Shaeffer, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Mendler and little son Clifford.
were Altoona people to visit in Centre
Hall on Sunday, driving here in a car.
Mrs. Shaeffer was a guest of her bro*
ther, Lanson Burris, and Mrs. Burris,
while the Mendlers were at the home
of Mrs. Mendler's mother, Mrs. Philip
Liester, next door neighbors of Mr.
Burris. Two other daughters of Mrs.
Liester were also Mother's Day guests
at the Lelester home. They were Mrs.
Adam Smith, of near Centre Hall and
Mrs, Noman Bilerly, of Rebersburg, and
were accompanied by their respective
husbands and children,
A meeting of the Brotherhood of
the Lutheran church will held In
Milton this (Thursday) evening, in con-
nection with the Susquehanna Synod
of Central Pennsylvania in session in
that city since Monday. The speak
or at the Brotherhood meeting will be
Dr. Robert Clair, of altimore. Dr.
Clair was a classmate in Gettysburg
College of 8, Ward Gramley, of Min
heim, and to prove to him that he re-
mained true to Lutheran doctrine. Mr.
Gramley will attend the Brotherhood
banquet with more than thirty mem-®
bers of the Bible class of which he ie
teicher, The Penns Valley Lutheran
charge, Rev, 8. ¥. Greenhoe, pastor,
will also be largely represented by
men from Spring Mille, Farmers Mills,
Georges Valley, Tusseyville and Cen-
pg Hall,
be
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
the home of Mrs, H.
at 7:30 P.M.
W.C.T UU al
H. Mark, Saturday
Max Herr purchased a new Chevro-
let truck through the Homan garage
agency.
late
few
gon of the
in town fa
Robert Krumbhine,
Ezra Krumbine,
days
a
wis
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sharer and
daughter, Miss Maybelle, drove to Lock
Haven Sunday,
A
insurance
if
on
Membership paid
hospital
it.
means
will be
Hospital
that
should
YOur
ready vou need
been with
Axemann,
who nus
Ray,
now
Yeager,
AM
is
Rebecca
at
at h
her daughter, 8.
last fall, er home
of town.
since
west
Northumber
Hall
nt
Schwelkart, of.
in Centre
and
CB
jand, is due
(Thursday)
today
will engage 1 uning
planos,
Miss of Mr.
spending
Hugh M
Lilae wughter
Mrs,
week
Brooks, d
Brooks, is
Mrs
Richard
with Mr, ana
in Mifflinbursg.
ind
this
Ralston,
asked to «
Next yes
up $2.00 for
ur we will be
hunting and $1.50 for
But gas and
are necessities,
like
license
they
ng
smokes,
Coming—Mack-Murray Co,
Moon
Hall,
He,
in
Shiner,”
Mo
in
nday
play, “The
Hall,
May 16;
west
arn
Grange Centre
night, and
i)
Marcellus Royer
seven weeks wis
tre
Tuesd iy
County 1
and
of David
ho had been
region engaged
aft} Figs
31 norin a saul
Asher Stahl
ind Mrs,
Altoona, drove to Centre
3
PS
make i
in
time
£
of Mr.
M. Gramley, Millheim,
at the parental home
Day Bruce 8. Gramley,
by Mrs. Gramley, drove in from New
York. Mr. Gramley is engaged with
the Long Island Light Company, hold-
ing with them a fine position with
corresponding salary. Mr. and Mrs,
Eugene Gramley and little daughter.
of Lewistown, where the head of the
family holds a place in the Citizen's
National Bank, was the second son to
come home for the day. The two gl
der eons, 8. Ward and Windom, live
nearby the Gramiey home, while the
only daughter, Miss Orpha, lives with
her parents,
Mre,
gues
The four sons and T
of were ts
on
accompanied
brother, Samuel
McCoy, motored here from Philadel
phia the latter part of last week and
are spending a week at the old home
at Potters Mille. They also visited
their aunt, Miss Emma McCoy, in Cen-
tre Hall, who has been seriously iil
for some time past. The former Mr.
MeCoy has long beert employed with
the Pullman company. whose railroad
gleeping service is known throughout
the length and breadth of the land.
Mr. McCoy is a Pullman conductor
and has traversed the continent more
than a score of times, At the present
time he is looking forward with keen
pleasure to the “Keystone Tour de
luxe.” a personally conducted railway
and steamer trip of 35 days’ duration
July 8 to August 1l-to the Pacific
Const and Alaska. He recommends
this trip to any who are looking for
something worth while in sight-seeing
this summer at a very reasonable
cost, Information may be had by ad-
dresging P. FE. Lloyd, passenger man
ager, Harrisburg, Pa.
J. F. McCoy and
if
Lack
An
he
sedan, was
was
Bond
benevolence
hill
of
Philadelphia,
vetoed by
neither
the
constitute
the
has
the
also
{
i
the
Alexander
the
to
and
containing
born
the
filing of
be
nd
from
the
$2 to 3
the
than
bill
Hing
other
to
pre
1
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from 10 to
bill to
in the
PASS
ill f
only
to
bill
0
upon
perform
to require
in
newspapers
than
these
bill
3
of
to ¢
prohibit
tate banks
to
week the
f insane
tate
xempt druggl
for
Alex bill
1 second-class
no
ander
News per,
the purchas
in bil
motor
Ships at
Attra
Cc
have a
another
Irs wireless
ting Moths
iu
P
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iil
14
£4
of
"
| with specimens of many kinds, uses
| his motor car lights to attract these
| Jovers of light and bring them into his
| possession. He shoots the strong beams
right across the valley just as dusk
is appearing. ‘The beams attract the
| flying visitors, who follow them to
| thelr source, Being an enthusiastic
{ horticulturist, as well as entomologist,
| he has a well cultivated garden, snd
| this Just now Is a mass of bloom, The
are proving attractive,
{ and the moths are making a perfect
home in their midst. This student is
hopeful that when the chrysalides de-
velop he will not have missed a single
new specimen in the valley,
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It certainly has
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You may use
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It is sold on the
.
in the best condition at
the day.
By treating old Dobbin fairly
ting him ready for
dally exercise, keepin
groomed, especially
and a work ration 1
winter feed will pay big dividends Ir
a short time,
If the horse takes a long time to
shed his coat, this can be facilitated
thorough, frequent grooming and
this does not do the work, a clipping
all over will get him h the st
ding period quickly. the hors
the end of
work
farm
"er
pri
g him th
wh!
rif Wor
an
§y4
ins
throes oA
that they Eh den aa.
After
has started fo work in the field, it is
advisable to bathe the shoulders and
neck two or imes dally with
cold, soft, salty water or with white
oak bark tea which toughens and
cleanses the chafed paris,
A promi veterinarian
that exces reating is
g
by clipping
a
three
states
remedied
Excessive
sweating weakens the animal and it Is
doubtiess quite advisable to clip him
to condition, It is also
at 1 prac enables tho
rse to be thoroughly groomed In
time than when it retains
its long winter coat of shaggy hair,
horse,
are the
is fed relieve this
true Lice
and quickly | ho
much J
ve him
(reat
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