THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1930. THE CENTRE REPORTER CENTRE HALL, PA.
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SPRING MILLM | WEEK OF PRAYER SERVICES, REBERSBURG. b S ANNU AL BANK MEETI |
Led and Walter 8, Wolfe, | The annual Week of Prayer begin in Preston Zeigler left for Lock Haven Pu lic ale Register The annual meeting. of stockholders (Continued ,from 3rd column)
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Dugene F. k : ; N {of The First National Ban tre
who left here last September to attend | the churches of Centre Hall and Spring | Monday morning where he will be em- "> » “ {al » RW en i
‘oll i Ie ladel Mills, Monday evening of next week ployed in the office of Clasters, denlors THURSDAY, MARCH 183, at 9:00 A.| Hall Pa, will be held in the banking ly. .
a . ol i wif : i ee pow ih. in building supplies. M. on what is known as the Boal rooms the second Tuesday of January, [little Miss Sara Jane ‘Tieish spent
Pia, are at present spencing lhe I'he full program follows: Kermit M row } from Pitt farm, 4 miles west of Old Fort: Clean- 1980, same being the 14th day of the several days at the home of her grand-
fine acti ¢ vi respective er HSeyer was home rom pittis- ' : n . * o4d , A
neliday ae Mion. ai theif o py vik CENTRE HALL, burg! . 1 thy fund ral : i on tf iy up sale of farm stock and implements, month, between the hours of 10 and parents, Holand Zetties, at Penn Hall,
on “on a3 ably 5 or a eral in brotler- n . 4 oe - £2 v3 . Wigton
wo —~ y ant x Sg i ter ol Monday, January 6--In the Evangelical m Bo will 3 ot os R. C. Tressler. JX. M. Bmith, auct, 12 o'clock, for the election of direct Mr. Stuck, from swistown, was a
course they are taking and intend “1 ehured T Bubject “Thanksgiving and in=1a%, i Edu bt ors and the transaction of any other visitor at the M, . Moyea home on
return about January 6th, It will | ufesnion * speakey, Rev, J. M, Kirk Mra, Mary Abbott, teacher in the FRIDAY, MARCH 14th, at 9:30 A. business that may come before the Sunday.
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remembered that Mr. Lee had bee n an & Taediy January T—In the Preshyter Bogota, N. J., High school, with her | M., on the D. K Keller farm, two miles meeting. Elizabhety Blerly is wick at the home
sistant cashier in tiee First Natlonal| ooo on Subject: “I'he Universal [ehildren, Edwin and Ma:rtfa Jane, | east of Centre Hall, by Keller & Brooks H. LEIGH EBRIGHT, of her father,
Bank here, and on last M \y he 0C- | Church;" speaker, Rev. D. R. Keener, spent several days at their home in Farm stock and Implements; clean 4tol Cashier Phyllis Page,
rari sy Dla ¢ *. Erdley in the | Wednesday, January S—In the Presby- 1 1 ale 3 Smt auc " ’ nD COIL OT
3 Rp a the plage of H F t atrays 1 to i Church. Subject: “International town, 1p sale—E. M. Smith, auct. port Commies
bank, and it seemed quite natura i | and Co-operation;” speaker, Little Miss Gladys Zelgior has been ’ ro» 3 "4 16: Of two weds
see Mr. Lee back of the counter aga:n, ® Green hoe MONDAY, MARCH 17th, at 10:00
{ tudent rn William
sce | : x Tae & i i : | i Hl of tonsiltis for the past veal, = 4 p i
sid WIS Away o DUsi~ i 4 puary $-—In the Reformed : AM, onedalf mile east of Potters xt
while Myr, BEidlkky was away on a4 ou Phursday, Jadiua yr @ Fred Walter Weaver nd wi f1'¢ 2 {
meas tri a) ure. Bub ject “Missions; speaker, ; el ip ver atu WALE, a + . Ils, on the Allison farm by Albert "” ANNUAL ELECTION,
i § La. i ov. W Fi. Smith, mont, came down fore the Ode Cel OWwW 3 cobs: Clean-up ile of farm stock The annual elect ior the Farmers
TT. RR Wns wil messenger on rriday, Lp i the Lutheran ju n Saturday ght. z : : 9 ; > Tutus oh
wgner, mail bans { a aw ml Mire WIGrien TT
; Sehool and Uni Is an implements. 1. M. Smith, auct. A Insurance ornpany of
the Willimsort Division, spent a few hak RU Mrs 3 | : '
. i ty versity Life; Cspeaker r. Rev, H. W. New E HD) Joo ald mo Haine, entre Coun rill be held in the
day t | arental heme, Mr. and of Cent PATIO Irke) "UESDAY, MARCH 18th, at 10 A, EATRE ran Jus oom, Court ou
I's. Vagner, nr Jan ry n the Metho inner he home of Norma Blerly, Y Jes ens ¢ entre ull y s
Min, Jb Wad : He ontth. “Anbgect: Home Missions: a, lien east of Centre Hall, by MILLHEIM, PA.
It is reported iat C. L. McCool has j'% Or "Alvin Metagar hyd ¥ as, Jacob Sharer and Bon: arm stock h i
bought the home on Long street nowj SPRING MILLS, Mrs, Elmer Miller, who had been con- and {mplements.~E. M. Smith, auct. mmm————— and 12 M. for the election of twelve
cupled by Charles Gr noble, and ex- Monday January 6—In the BEvangelieal fi i to har bed for a weak, #8 recover-| cl By : directors for the ensuing year.
to occupy it in the spring. ehurch. Subject: “The Uni 1 Chureh;” ling nicely from her illness WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16th, at 9 Tr , YY y GEORGE MITCHELL, Pres
t 1%) xl speaker, Rev, D. RB. Ke alo hr SEEN her work A. M.. on the Rhone farm, 3 miles west SATURDAY, JANUARY 4: FRANK M. FISHER .
lh ~ » ary fi & ' VE MOV HR I { £ nor vOrk Xl 1 n 0 ia: : 4 3100 i RAY { M. "8 IR,
and Mrs. F. M. Rachau and Miss Tuesday. January 7-—in the Evangelical}, bn i wis 1 of of Centre Hal J. C. Brooks i ”
of Bellefonte, spent a few hours] cpurch, Subjedt: “International Friend- }! hn oe oflice, Lewistown, after;ol mire. Hal, «« Le lear00ds
o ker, ov. 8 |b itt ome of her father, M.| farm stock and implements; clean-up
from an attack of sale. —iL. F. Mayes, auct. “Smiling Irish Eyes”’
and Mrs. Bruce McCormick, of roi 1 January n the ot eo od, s os
Junbury, spent a day am TE ; Smit a Weaver, Sr. and wife spent | Ww EDNBSDAX. MARCH 19, at 9 a.
1is old friends in town. Tharedas dare n the Lutheran Sunday In State College at tie hom jm ' 2 miles west t f J ‘ nte, ol
The Christmas services on Sunday. . Subject “Family, School and}, jeir son, Prof. Palmer Weaver, Buffalo Run road, B. C. Hoo yi
evening in the Methodist church wate Univer sity 13) onsets he ’ Orie Wagner, of Spring Mills, spent | %ell: Farm sted k Jd implements; SATURDAY, JANUARY IN
enjoyed by a Jorge Rudin a Friday, Janus ary 10—In the Reformed ||Sunday with her friend, Doretha Bler- clean-up sale—E. M Smith, auct. BILLIE DOVE in— Automobile
band under the ! HG on o 1 red One >h Fok, Subject A hankag a Ry aud Coa (Continued on last column, this page) SATURDAY, MARCH 22nd, 12:30 WwW k > . C
XY Acker, of Aaronshurg, Nh jeadion; WN * EGR in : P. M, by Harry E. Reish, in Centre] “HER PRIVATE LIFE” orkmen’s Compen- ;
« “OYE © Ssdlect 14 € 'LEASAN 3 ; a TY» , nls .
fine and appt Op tate Bes 0 ; ona, Foe ; : PLE A5A id a eh’ Sothodiat Hall: Farm stock and implements. — | sation
Rev, Harry Newman gave a very nice Thursday, January 9-—in th vl E. M. 8mith, auct i
and Fire.
; cag os hagred Sub joet ; “Home Missions"
and impressive address. er, abl Ww. J. Wagner" TUESDAY, MARCH 2¢ ra Aumi 8
There was an unusual program ren- ernst ts As me ELEC RIC bou E le nor % te a ry
dered last Saturday afternoon at the Tyrone P. 0. to Cost 122.000. I abo Rn : idle 2 th of 1 ot ers Miils, YO SHOW 7:00 AND 8:45 J. ROY SCHAEFFER,
on the A. Auman farm, w ADMISSION—10e and 2be. CENTRE HALL, PA.
Pierce's Business
0 sell LLEEN MOORE in Becretary
town last Sunday.
Gramar sdiool, of which J. Russel Con-
bi . i of Of the twelve bidders on the con- Avestock nd Implements Bale a 14 i o ?
i teacher, which consisted of ell 4172
do is the or ' gtruction of a post office building at clock 2. M. 8mith, aut. ta —————————— Be 41R3 2.u
vocal and instrumental musle, recita-
seal music was | Tyrone, W. M. Lymbert, of St. Louis,
tions, ete. Instrumental gi : ap 3 or 122.000 ,
r-aderd by four boys—Stover Musser, | Was the lowest. His na was 122.8 a MACHINE “ Worth selling is worth telling—ad-
Czemron Musser, Robert Corman and |An appropriation of $125,000 was made . . vartiss 3
Gisnn Long: recitation by Lois Wise;
Christmas carol by four girls; recita- SE A
tion by Bernice Walker, dialogue by The Naginey and Bethlehem Steel}
Irene Eungard and Stover Musser; a|Company stone quarries, at Milroy, 110 Yolt, Mdeal for thawing INSURAN K n R
play by Tth and Sth grade pupils; rec- have not bden running at more than frozen water pipes whether on AND F 4 [ry weath pn
y 5 - “= -~ 3
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itation by Jean Rishel; saxophone solojhalf speed for more than a month sno and
by Robert Corman; reading by Gerald- | The Bethldem company is making top or under ground; scrvice ! ut
ine Bitner: music by four boys;Christ- | test bores on the M. M. MoCiintic farm, rendered promptly — day or i re here. Ha f¢ lephone on
ie is by the girls; recitation by in Blue Hollow, which is located ad-
m carois by ® " ; ! 3 night,
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wnert Corman; recitation by Emin: joinin lands now owned by the com- i & ‘ * 1 Nese i: Ss 5
Ronert Corman; recitation by } 1a owned by the cox soserrne he farm, these «¢ ays, is a
Grove; presentation of gifts by Ber- pany. Thd stone are being analyzed smrmm— :
nice Smith and Helen ttle. The |hy the company’s chemists, WANT TO BUY ms . vost #1
Christmas ol was sui y Bernice * ! iCal COINIOTE dN CYVer ¢ « «
Christmas carol was su is 13 i - 9 a - .
Smith, Jean Rishel, Mabel Bungard| (Continued from previous colum! Geo. R. Zeigler, | OR SELL?
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4 {1g Jedghtol, The Tth and "8th n on this occasior : J
and Twila 1 3: Pe Os Wits 6.0 Walkaean ELECTRIAL AND PLUMBING | SEE US FIRST.
grades presented their eacher, M
Condo, with a bea 1 shaving set, lY F Rishel wore present and each CONTRACTOR i rrr } re W a ; BE { PF h ™ nn A pT
d ar lectri *hird 1am wreath, Mr. [| gave a very good talk. There were al- " y ‘ a £. 2a A&B yr |» bud k
2nd o has been \ SUCCESS ny a so present about thirty others pa ta Tels, 64 and #421. ‘3 C. D. BARTHOLOMEW 4 4 t
eacher of the grammar school and af and teh sdool pu hb he day 1 » a .
meer he » ‘respect of A put 1s| well spent and will undoubtedly b REEDSVILLE, PA. '$ CENTRE HALL, PA. FREQ SEQIres ¢
for the structure.
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as well as the arents, as was pia
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