THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. ee a] SECOND WEEK OF COURT. LOCAL AND PERSONAL ERTISEMENTS, i Large Barn Burned, be held. Entertainment of One of the largest and best barns in ery description is planned and no ef- fort to it the Baturday biggest event of the season. nearly ev NEW ADDY been the experience of the id i w—— Centre county taxpayers for many of 0 FARM HORSE YOR B mare, suited to farm woop Min in make | years that bonrde iy 4 gant ALE ~A good ¢ : in the lower section of Penns Valley was totally fire evening, The barn was bulit flve years the Henry by at the home of Mrs. F. being spared Republi Saturday evening. 70D on WwW. CQ. Goodbart Insurance Companies Obliged to Pay Losses, Jury Decldes—Spring Mills flank Wins Its Case Against Fors mer Cashier. ComnsEonery with zr. destroyed by on onable been ext House, price County : i Cs +411 4 SEY § Hever Miss Rebecea Kreamer, of f.ewin- will be doing every min r i town. visited friends in town last week { Bomething A year COTE Ca ARO on Krape farm. now! ute bigger crowd than was present effort pro fund NEWS fer for agency in § 11 ' by time | » EVERY WEDNESDAY SUBURBAN DAY In ALTOONA ~PLAYS AT— | BOOSTER The “Scenic” Theatre STORES Where the BETTER Pictures are Shown!’ BELLEFONTE NC ACHE owned John Brindel, and tenanted in ind ; . and little daugh expected every sitla the 4 in town on last Mrs. | lant ter, of Friday. George Ishler Boalsburg, were Vonada, stood of the [Reported by 8. D. Gettig, Esq.) hy Jay north of Bt. lis being made to have a better Contre Paul's church east The of the fire were but all the perished in the penned the very heavy. Anronsburg i the without reported In last the Viece-Consul Republic Were last gram, issue, the Case that of Crecho Slovak in ek's horses in barn at undny the insurance ed of In the Union Fire verdict panintiff In thecase Branch, The end re-treading service; all work of London. a anteed —Progress Manufacturing 0. I'wW ednesday Centre Hall adv { ¢ sale o ckens' | We Don't forget the property and household day of this week. {f the Pi : af 4 Hu against J ,¢ removed harm, attle, flames Clenal two companies, dispos of except two The cattle The COWES, follows: — Ww The Nationa f Pittsburg. the A is spainsat the church M. Kix Ciitse In was rendered $1055.56, aainst the two-car Presbyter lot kpatrick. garage an for in straw shed loss Richelieu Theatre BELLEYONTE Monday & Tuesday, Oct, 17 & 18 16 and 2c. congregation urance Co, « thelr pasto ids . i in favor of The farm stock was the property of Mr. Brindel It that MM: / BHrindeal njured horse strik LorP. ling } an lor is reported by a removed of the Millhelm. unknown. United States Wis \ We render a complete vuicaniz London ASSurancs being when wis barn When morning $344.44 In favor Vonada plaintiff, CAS if National Bank of i Wal defendant, ind F Co... Him verdict rendered 1pprised fire of was in the the fire is rst Spring pcs Big Time One hundred tickets were sold at the Bellefonte station on Saturday to who wished to the city New York en Sunday wnd National Bank Being This « Ker raflroad Hallowe'en in Howard, A Hall program for % irmers 100K night over persons of rre-tenants Judgment Wednesday morning and judgment entered by the defendant In I ins Sur i tol Hill, Philipsburg dis trial i r lysis fourteen in the of infantile par but Pleasant trict, has a ye . 2 The afflicted months of age. mer's mum offered 2 86 out of a Case the B against whl child is dank : June, 1822 the parade ; =x, UPON nn Wis appiication ind nt was made to open, #0 pro that court wrecked on Nit- tany Mountain on Saturday evening. was sold by the owner J. Fred Kurtz a Lewisburg garageman, to J. Shan non Boozer, who will have it repmired. The entered the de- Suprems Jewett sedan, Judgme wis in ul Court last winter the the veoded in the fendant in ¥ BL . We y - # of WEEK-END PROGRAM OF PHOTO is GIVING this Safe- ty Razor Outfit With a NEW Sab- seription to The Centre Reporter. Do your friends a favor by telling them about It favor The “Reporter” lower but to the an apie Supreme Court reversed lower court and discharg 1 1] ; i ling ; A Mevq Golduyn Mayer merues ' ne rule Procesaing 8 —— " at his M——————————— went Rossman was recently and from York City receive a of instruction from T com hone pany. reanler * Pealer ight to revive the judgment against defendant the. det myeyved ti “rE Laere endant particuls officers of Mr. to Where you ean supply every personal need and all furnishings for the Home. Plan to shop in Altoona on Sub- urban Day and Share in the Good Values in Seasonable and De- pendable Merchandise offered by BOOSTER STORES. STORE HOURS : 8.30 A. M. 5.30 P. M. Saturday until 9.00 P.M. Open all day Thursday eminent Overcoats - Lumberjacks - Sweaters - »w the New Novelties in nnn sant, Pittsburgh, SATUR. Ald Society 3} hold a Ladies of THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND . | PATA MC MINT IRSENTS *F ireman, Save i will bake «4, alternoon vacant in room that make one shiver, are only early messengers of Winter Cloth of es—think oi As you think where snappy cool weatner styles . 9 ®, Steele and r. and Mrs. Frapk i ; Bud Hil and tw hildren, | sam i iy 1. “ YW 1 i A M : i : > 1 went Sunday Fall Season. to i Program: Official Natessent BARRYMORE, A MAN THE CENTRE REPORTER JOHN “WHEN In Abundance. Walk-Over Shoes” AND WOMEN, IN FALI All HUNDREDS COATS—FOR EXCLUSIVE LOVES" Title o' Pub Pieoe of Pub tration The Centre Reporter . 3 ? BK OF OCTOBER ication Centre Jinli WW, Smith, Bde. E. Bailey ishers.8 WW Seis Eri. KE Bailey Riererf FP Names of Editorne-§ RONALD COLEMAN “BEAL In FOR MEN NEW OF NEW FALL LADIES~IN PATTERNS Names of Pub GESTE"™ | | i STYLES AND MODES, And a supporting east of sight Lis Stars W. AMITH EDW. E BAILEY “worn before me this 188 day of Oct 1957 HEADQUARTERS FOR CLOTHES AND FURNISHINGS, NIEMAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE “WHERE THE DOLLARS GO THE FARTHEST” MILLHEIM while working RM .SMITH, Homan & Hafer, } Postmaster Friday of — SpecialBargains The Oriole Stores | For This Entire Week | CENTRE HALL This Haag Twin, Wood Tub, Electric, for $ [12 MILLHEIM Greenboe convention Sus |Self-Rising Buckwheat, large sack . 20c!} Log Cabin Maple Syrup, Pt. Can, 28¢; 0. Can, 55¢|} Self -Rising Pan Cake Flour, large sack - 20c Waldorf Toilet Paper 3 Rolls, 15¢ (ONLY ONE LOT TO A CUSTOMER) P&G Special Bargain White Naptha Fancy SOAP Soup Beans 4 Cakes, 15¢ 3 lbs. 25¢ CAMPBELL’S BEANS 3 Cans, 23c . DEL MONTE SLICED 33¢ PINEAPPLES, .... large Can 27¢ DEL MONTE ASPARAGUS 15¢ 19¢ juehanna Cn. In {ireenhoc wk sion work ind Bet- respectively and Light Bri Ker Wester: ire delegates Young ———————— PLEASANT GAP Rally Day ing of the Sunday school room Methodist an Sunday was a very wonderful Rev. Yocum, well Known minister and at one 1 pastor of the Bell fonte charge, preached the sermon. The room most beautifully with flowers and canned goods. all of which was donated to the Old Folks’ Home at Tyrone, a Methodist institution. In the afternoon, Sabbath school was held n the newly decorated and furnished room. This room surely is a credit to thee hurch people, and shows the untiring zeal of the congre gation and their pastor, Rev, Metzgar In the evening a special service for the young was held. Mr. Hannemian, of the Bellefonte Y. M. C. A. gave a very forceful talk and the wonderful melod- lous voices of the Millhelm male quar totte wer heard in several selections. adding much to the evening's pleasure. At the Bunday school the Btate College quartette sang very beautifully, The day all in all was an inspiring one, and the Methodist may well foel proud of the day. Many who were at one time members of the church in attendance. Miss Ida Bell, of State College: Mra. Mayme Bell Wasson, of Howard: Mrs. Emma Hoy and Will Harrison, State College, were among that number Mr. and Mra, Gingrich. of Clearfield, visited at the Mowery home on Sune day. The John Wilson family, of Osceola were Sunday visitors at the Millward home. also Mr. and Mrs. Daugherty, of Mill Hall, and Mrs. Harvey Barnard, of Lock Haven. People's services and the open WF Warren on their stopped Mr WwW. 8 nd Lewistown to visit J. W. Brown. Mra Brown way, in a serious condition at this time after having been {ll much of the time for two years, Mr. Brown. too, is suffering at present from a hroken arm. 8. Krise, Esg., and son, John, from Lan Kirse's sister, Lie ister, Mrs went to sister, Mrs. by the return home church morning At 10.45 with Slick, from here SErvice another " ime ¢ is was decorated fruits, John McWilliams, a mining engineer, was a guest of his sister, Mrs, F. V. Goodhart, in town, on Sunday, and on Monday was taken by Mr. Goodhart to the Hawstone Refractories plant be- low Lewistown. Mr. McWilliams Is what is termed a reorganizer and at present has the plant referred to In charge. He is putting into operation the best possible methods of conducting the plant with a view of having a larg- er net surplus for thé stockholders without sacrificing the interests of the employees, xX THE HAAG NUWAY WASHER HAAG TWIN, WOOD TUB, POWER, $70. THE SINGLE TUB FOR $85. Dominating the low priced wood-tub field Is the HAAG #NUWAY" Model 10. The HAAG “NUWAY" received He name when Haag Broo thers Company ploneered In manufacturing a wood-tub washer having of course, was B I —— A C—— . H. Wins from Boealshurg. On Friday, the local High school soc cer team defeated the Boalsburg High school team at Boalsburg by the score of 1 to 0. The line-up was as follows: right end, Dale MeClintic and Paul Martz: right inside, Elwood Smith; center, Bruce Knarr; left inside, Wil- bur McClellan; left end, Clayton Me- Kinney: right half-back, George Smith, center half-back, Henry Blauser; left half-back, Ernest Wagner; right full back, McClintle and Paul Martz; left fullback, Ralph Houser; goal Keeper, John Riter. The game almost resulted in n tie, to 0. It was only through wople were all of the mechanism underneath the tub. This, great advance from the overhead drive type In which part of the driv tng mechanism was on the lid and had to be lifted with it when open ing the tub to put in or Jake ut clothing, ny women stl demand the many years by their mothers and grandmothers. bet SOME AND SEE THIS WASHER BEFORE BUYING A NEW CROP ENGLISH WALNUTS, 25¢ 20c 15¢ 15¢ MUFFETS JERSEY CORN FLAKES 2 Packages — v - RT TN old wood tub washers used for so Bh A A. FANCY CORN, HOUSEWIFE BRAND ... FANCY PEAS, HOUSEWIFE BRAND Ee EAGLE MILK ne iah Can EE EEE an error of the Boalsburg goal keep- er that the one goal was scored for Centre Hall. Boalsburg had the ball near the goal several times but falled to count, | The local team appreciates “Bill” Ker: lin's generosity In providing the nec essary transportation--(One of the team.) Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Millward, ac companied by Mra. Jack Noll, attended the recital held in the Bellefonte Meth odist church on Wednesday evening, A IMI 5A A. We render a complete vulcanizing and re-treading service; all work guar anteed Progress Manufacturing Co, Centre Hall adv 29c 25¢ MILK, TALL CANS,.... 8 Cans FIG BARS ..............2 Ibs GINGER SNAPS ...........0n 12¢ CANNED GRAPEFRUIT, Can 29¢ OLD DUTCH CLEANSER : 8 Cans for 23¢c OHIPSO ..........Large Pkg 21c HIGHER PRICED MACHINE. I. C. MCCLENAHAN, Agent CENTRE MALL, PA.
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