THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
SCHOOL NEWS OF INTEREST.
Debating Team Selected, Johnston
otto
liver - ——— The faculty has scleoted the Centre Zt ile
a ' in fot 1a | Nester Nerius ane H
JUNIORS WILL GIVE CLASS PLAY | Hall High school debating R. Campbell Bellefont
AND SATUR. NIGHTS afcounty debaling league. The team 4 one na hana
elected |
Stan” js the title o
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1030.
FARM FOR BALE OR RENT—Farm
of 40 acres, inc wding 10 acres of wood.
land,
Haven yor; :
Haver waiter a
Wn Hal, R
THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
John CC, McMullen
Mary EE. Bwiflt....
Wm. D.
Agnes 1B
’ / DEATHS,
Mrs,
Greenhoe,
Towistown
South-east of Cole
repair; running
house Edward
1, phone B4HA, yy
Hout zdiale located 1 mile
— m— GREENHOE, Greenhoe, wife
CENTRE HALL, PENNA. of Rev. Samuel F. died At
a TT {the Laitheran parsonage here, Saturday
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors. the
8. W. BEMITH, Editor. weeks during
BDW,. E. BAILEY, Associate Editor and treated by FRIDAY
Business Manager, suffering to It
"SUNDAY GHURGH SERVICES |= + >=. 0.
@ENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE |, = (= oo
(Bev, Delas RK. Keener, Pastor) Central Pennsylvania
Centre Hall— W. M. Rearick, of M
#:30—Sunday School. £51 f the officiating
30: 80-—-Church Service. | te ent was made In the local ae a
Tusseyvilie— vers Me al +» WASam Weaver with the Gregg Ti
1:80—Sunday School. | Minerva Greenhoo was the ! i @ Norrl the wh leading vhool and
3:80—Churcty Ser Danlel and Ehzabeth (Noi) RY ; choo hawing
Marc) His rT
isfy 5 ie Sid Wroeusley, th § adding on h ith.
Buffalo V : Fred Lu to the
survived by he wlio —
i bulldings in good
C. H, H,. SCHOOL NOTES, Lock i in ( air; ru
PARR, snitre
Fock
morning from carcinoma of Haven
isburg
an iBness of several
had
had
from clnds
VOALS i lof Class of tha
on Tues- wl
Friday
faite
ahe been N
She
which time
ensbury
‘ Lr {Cummings ‘31; Addin $82: | Georg A fr . mira, N. ¥Y
Centre Hall Highig,., Morrow '33; Walter Inson i pera B, Bennett Bimira, N. Y.
in ol He Ee ot We Win : CHICKS
of this week, On Friday night, seats ; ton fo
president of will be i ] Jeation 1
will be reserved 3 % Hoe “EL \ Thi th
and Dr, debate will be, v vod 1 i
Minty
Hoenn
the
spocinlists t i$ i
the | ora 30; Bbensh
80» A 5% 1 fron se 5 i
some extent diseass play to ba presented by the Jun-
numixr of
Funeral services were ofdd
san church,
and
ton,
Single Comb Rhode
Island Reds,
18¢, 20c & 25¢ Each
from hens that have been
selected for their size, eolor.
and laying qualities.
J. C. Robinson
SPRING MILLS, PA,
The cast of cha
Synod, §
, ractors : 3 a
race hould be the of support
EXECUCTOR'S NOTICE,
the aatale
“OO Te
In-
fiiinburg, ory folle ‘ i ot
gram follows! the public schools In of JON -
of College
and control of
Ha High school will debate
the matter of
ATHAN J. THESBLER, late
Township, ( ys Coun ieceanad,
Letters te lary on
bean duly granted
pons knowing ther
: lite are requested
mediste pi snd those
agalnst the same to present them ¢
thenticated f« settlement,
WwW. SWAREB
R. TRESS
$
Executors
Linden Hall, Pa
same body,
Stan Centre
Comes Liray,
Vocational
High
vice, inughter of
Rished,
EVANGELICAL Union
(Rev, W. KE. Smith, Paster.) husband, Rev.
Bethesda—10:30 A. M. 0 Valley
Locust Grove—2:30 P. M. Mrs
Spring Mills, 7:10 P. M. also. a
and was born in
county. She is ment,
TOWNSHIP VOCA-
TIONAL SCHOOL
V. 8S. Junlors to Glve Class Play.
Greenhoe, pastor of the GREGG
Lutheran charge, and NOTES
Howard BE. Butz, of
half Mrs,
Lewisburg, and a niece,
waon, of Shippensburg.
y
nns . .
one sister, Brook “,
“step on it
Hazel Wilton,
ffections !
Prudence Quimbly,
Huntingdon; sister,
Curtis Kelly, of
Mrs. N. P. Gr
She was
the
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Rev. Harry W, Newman, Pastor.)
Centre Hall—S. 8. at 9:30 A. M.;
Worship at 10:30 A. M.
Sprucetown—8. 8S. at 1:30;
worship at 2:30 P. M. and
Spring Mills—S. 8. at 9:30; public|; he congregation here,
Porship at 7 P. M. od In the the
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
———————————
For Congress,
te Gregg Tv
Junior «la Of
ional school
“The Deacon's
night of this
in the Grang«
is. The play
aged 66 years, 3 months and
davs ing old maid
Mrs Shepard,
in the
Sidley the
interest
her husband,
the activities
and intercst-
Church at
Greenhoe took a lively ”
public work of gin
with
pastoral Beart
direct from
search of her
Amelia
Sara
was identified whi
wWilat
fortune,
welfare of Copenhaver
Between
Plano solo ‘sr Helen Odenk
by the dass—"Here We Are”
Dude"—Mary Allen and Robert
MoClormick,
large.
——
Irvin Thomp-
bed on Bunday
State Col-
James
THOMPSON.
found dead in
son was
Voters of the 23r
To the Republican morning, at near
Congressional District:
Be candidacy for Congre the 1 The 1} :
strict, composed « hes id, 3 t : i . . Har The wr) Die on
- wrg for cremation. 1 when thiirteer -
meron and McKean cot 4 ul oO s . ’ > tv “Hs (314 BOLE opps ’ ’ 3 /
the { ned, will be Interred in the Pine i A
attained a nished by the school orchestra which was approached |
) steers, then
pounds,
his home
5 i the chorus UeKy
ody was shipped to Pitls ne or Ls /
nshos
FARMER near Noiling
Springs. Pennsylvania,
irover who offered to buy twenty
market, at $10.50 a
the decision of
the Primary election
day, May 20th, 1930
Spring Mills (Centre Co.)
For State Senator.
We are authorized to
same of Harry B. Scott, of
burg, Pa, as a candidate fo:
ination for State Senator,
the Thirty-Fourth District,
Clearfield and Centre
Primary Election to be held on
day, May 20th, subject to
sules governing the Republic
would have
} reacy for hundred
Business manage
Ruling.
The buyer, who was a stranger to the community,
proposed to par hy check the
i w— certain bank a rence, The farmes then tele phoned
i wered
: oo the bank and in the course of conversation dis
OTT MILLS, " : : .
FOTTERS 1 1 that he was u raclling his stock by £1.50 on cach
nd an ’ vit 3 3
hundred pou:
and gave name of a
tial ;
announce the!d New Faculty
Philips-
the nom-
rpresentiog
Mich. ;
, at home,
Ammon
{ioorgoe
CORMAN
r a resident of Milk
comprising
at the
Tues- | a Lest on
Confronted w the market price, the drover cone
sented to pa * difference, which netted the farmer
an additional §.00.
Counties, % towns
Monday.
1830, the | servi today (Thi
an party.
he cour
Committeeman.
ized to
For State
We ame author
pame of Harry B.
purg, Penna. as a
glectoin for State Committeeman
resenting Centre County, at the
mary Electi i hel
20, 1930
the
announ
Scott, of
The Modern Farm Home
Has a TELEPHONE
candidate
Tuesday, 3
For Republican County Chalrman.
We are authorized to anno }
For Republican State Committeeman.
We are authorized to anno 136 thi
candidacy f James H. Hugg of Phil
fpsburg, PP ! Lv nt
BIG SALE vrs |
Metsber of SATU RDAY |
of the Primary Election to be held i. : E | np A |
May 20, 1 . t . ter was ’ — 4
; a 4 eww PEE EPR
Hold axin- ite t { 1 Ye ¥ gs te
$ . au i i FEN aane i
March x 15, 292, i Pre R
, i JERE TR
Boalshurg Will
Clinie,
MENA adavEe
SEE”
The 1
the A:
toxin
Vox al
8, 15
will
ages
doses
physic
take
of t
all t
Hall,
will
Dish
disease
was
each
killing
It is present
all classes
and the nun
Feduced by
six years
Toxin-antitoxis
ing Immun
fmmunity,
protect
adult
sons,
Buscaptit
from the
year. {i Ide 9
susceptible ti
antitoxin,
test. The to
three week!
Here is a bargain event without parallel in the history of this com.
munity! This great spring clearance sale brings to bargain seekers
a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to secure famous used cars “with
an OK that counts” at savings that will be long remembered.
n House
slat ———
Two Saleddes In Two Hours
‘reed yor unty
14
Hie,
nat
8 shock
Due to the tremendous popularity of the New Chevrolet Six, we
have an unusually large stock of fine used cars. To clear our stock
quickly, we offer these splendid cars at low sale prices that are
nothing less than sensational.
Buy a car during this sale at many dollars below its normal
price! Look to the red “OK that counts” tag as proof of its qual
ity and dependability. This tag signifies that the car has been
thoroughly reconditioned. Be sure to attend this sale early.
Garman House Not Sold,
hie Carma Hous in Bed
a well known hosts
sylvanina
the August (lintz estate on Satu:
but no sale
to 317.500. «
its value by entatives shel I Mrs, John Rimmey
Glintz estate, sia | wening.. by thelr
—————— i
n Central P
puniic sale
Party.
held for Mr
family, Fri-
and
A Farewell
trade
was deemed less
Wide Choice of Four and Six Cylinder Cars
1926 CHEVROLET COUPE—ANl new
tires Motor overhauled, in
R d C exonilent condition. Looks like new. To
oa sters, oupes, be satisfied you must see this car bee
$15
Sedans, Coaches
new Car guarantee;
oats you have for smut may bringland children, Mr. and Mrs Bamuel rucks
you better returns than investing in! Horner and children, Mr. and Mrs, Large and small, of the following: a new oar; very carefully taken care
e ’ ’ ' of. This car can be bought through
high priced, untried seed in your neigh- | Fred Young, Eugene, Dean and Martha ;
borhood. Smut is easily and cheaply McClellan, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Rim- FORD, CHEVROLET, OLDSMOBILE, GMAC with a small down payment of
party wns
¥ “a
repre and
d-oviinder ea:
and stamina
neighbors with power, get-away
Has roomy Duco finished
and five good tires. Ree it
today. 3260; casy terms
1927 PONTIAC COUPE~—Here’s a real
bly for any kind of driving. Has many
thousands of miles of comfort for busi-
ness and pleasure. Don't miss this for
durability. $275.
1925 CHEVROLET SEDAN-—For econ.
surprise reduced,
Charles Rime
Pleas Gap;
Witmer and son
i Claude Wert and
i Mr, and Mra. Edgar Rimmey
Treating the and children Mr. and Mrs. John Wert
i
i]s a complete
Treating Smut In Oats, Those present were :
Farmers are look over
oft bins with a view of salecting
for the first crop to be
spring. Smut in
the large annual losses,
Fisher hoaly
beginning to {from ant
fore you buy 350 down payment,
month
seo] Mr an Mrs. O
i
next | Mr
aude
sown Mra por
1920 CHEVROLET
wr
oats Causes one of | children,
SEDAN~{Carries a
cannot tell It from
controlled by treating the sced with
formaldehyde, applied as a spray, sprin-
kle or dip. Whatever method js used,
one pint of formaldehyde properly di-
futed will treat 50 bushels of oats. Seed
should be cleaned tHoroughly and grad-
ed before it Us treated. Surplus seed
treated with formaldehyde may be fed
to MHMvestock without injury, provifled
the grain is first spread out and thor.
oughly aired for severnd days. If bags
and sacks have been used for smutty
oats, they should ‘be soaked In a fore
maldehyde solution or sprayed with it
before treated seed Is put In them.
Contaminated drills also should be dis.
infected. Formaldehyde ts irritating to
the yes, nose and throat and must be
mey and children, of Boalsburg: Mr
and Mrs. Clarence Miller and children,
Mr, and Mra, Calvin Weaver and chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. William Stoner,
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ray-
mond, J. W, Raymond, Mr. and Mra
C. P. Ramer and son Charles, Mr, and
Mrs, Wm Martz, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Runkle and children, Mr. and Mrs.
John Neff and ohdidren, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Neff and children, ev. and
Mrs. Delas Keener, Hoy Neff, Alfred
rove, Mr. and Mrs, John Rimmey and
children,
Refreshments consisting of sandwich-
en, plokles, cake and fee cream In
abundance were served, AN had an ene
Joyable evening, returning home at a
handled with cara
late hour,
STUDEBAKER, PONTIAC,
AND STAR.
Some as low as $20.
Buy the easy way-Pay while you Ride
$190; balance by the month,
1927 STAR COUPE—very small miles
age, tires lke new; upholstery neat.
Paint like new; many miles of service,
Don't miss this buy; come in at once.
Discount for cash or a small down
payment.
1927 CHEVROLET COACH-—Offering a
omy, beauty and comfort this car can
not be matched elsewhere. (Buy any
used car on easy terms.) This car for
only $160 down payment.
1925 MAXWELL TOURING--WII give
thousands of miles of service. Just the
car for pleasure or for driving to and
rom work. Leather upholstery. Prive,
00,