THY CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. —————— os = . mata—— % socus, ovo risonss. | SCHOOL NEWS OF INTEREST. | »owwusos siommmms | ods “Balanced” | Sam Pepys Satished Messrs, Ray Zeigler and Merrill Bart- Henry DI. Krape Aaronshurg tto Keep H calt thy With “Plum-Porridge” ' \ OTE gv } “4 » 5 rod tne } “i : i ley, both of Spring Mills, were in town C. H. H. SCHOOL NOTES. ning the teams seemed to be well] Rachael BB. Hostormsa aersiinees abu Mos logs ft us qe ’ The Christmas plum pudding Is an on business on Thursday and found ————— matched, the score beng 1-1. The see- | Calvin J. Cy : s Nw ifr N in i1 joe, Vaolesome, ourishing English nations time to eall here. Lose First Baseball Game fond inning ended with three runs for]Jdulla ¢ Moore... compari. : } ] tively recent On account of bad weather KE | Rebershurg and one "w entre Hall: | John Ramish , yaa lof ont Ek 8 nsy stuil, juantitios i en noted dia If you are In nee od of a heating stove, : week the opelng game of the school I will put a “Sunbeam” in your home, ue’ hat n Cor Hall 1 Boal { a > > engue belween entre i nd ionls ¢ R AL oped 1 hint aetienils r ne will rive t with board and pipe complete, for], for Centre Hall, At the end of the bth | ost b svarianenrns. Spring Mil ry pa Fishy Inspection of his wurg had to be cancelled. Tuesday g 70.00. —W Miller, Bellefonte. wg bt mie Bavilla ring an meat, $70.00.—W. H. Miller, Bellefo afternoon the "Pigers” motored to Re- | inning Reborsburg had scored 7 runs 4 . . ; | sliohit]s rads of \ fresh Richard Detwiler of Smullton, a Penn|hersburg where they met defeat by aland Centro H 6. The the third, four for Rebersburg and one] "Mr « BCRALY AMAL | LEM 4 a Al Ele pI. Sia Lam the Seventeenth century I reveuls that } ire. in 1665 th inning end { : fire, in 1 y + 11 > - x wulah 11 (vs Tv lertows i il cereal, BONe thoron 4 “" > State student and prominent in college} 7.0 score. Although it was very cold ed the ame with the score 11-8 in fay : 2 ; 24s ‘ FMI! + shat Dined sports, was elected second vice presi-lthe amond was in good shape and or of Hebersburg { { \ Hams Sl eniine 0) RB getables, ig 4 I great conter 1 f ; jit wil § ow ¢ if : dent or the student ¥, M., C, A, both teams showed school spirit The plum-porridge a Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Moore spent East The Paper Staff for 1930-31— S——_——— three times a week give the dog a | JoWever bas pallu sat bt Ie o's {the fist Inning when they piled up Ty : ' TERRES i > 4 y y nM have beer er ab Elvsburg with Mrs. Moore's ! rr "The present staff has sclected from ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST. rood.-al Pak ‘ag Aha m tha , mother. On their return they brought (four nuns hey added three more in i § 181 £ 1 i modern ther. heir retu ey Ug! " . i } y Ju . he “Tiger” staff for] Mra anbert le d the hotel! bute! Ir : % the sixth Centre Hall didn't have a t i ! oe : i i 4 ) ( $y ith ory elr ug sr Aiss 2 : . _ op J Birong with them their daughter, Lr. man reach first base until the fifth in. | th 31 schoo! term. The staff Is] restaurant and is about ready to rve! bones, igh r uny other kin hat Is . iam Moore an ¢ X { until } fifth stewed which crumbs Rebersburg boys had a good start in ning, This was the first game that 99 1olows: meds thers breaks Mr and Mrs. Clement Luse moved Bierly, Rebersburg, ever pitched. Hart 1 i ‘openhaver ... News Editor 4 ' er 1 111 4 7 An - . : h - 3 . . . . . . ’ ti Be : ria from their farm to the ienacher lige in center field, picked two flies out Mary Reber | : A Manag ing Editor} . Hi he hal Ty vw | different house purchased by them a few yearSlas the alr which resulted in double | Wanda Brown .. ooArt Editor A ago. The town porperty was remod- plays. The players: Fred Lause |. ...8ports Editor shool building of particul Tole i tg and the . . » ” ! 2 uidin articular) holee tidbit ana th eled on the interior before the couple Centre Hall poten | Robert MoCormicd Business Manager leavit of t1 . 3 : t all raburg ow ‘ . waving o he res gren aluye seoupled it : ™ . . The marrag f Howard Emery, of | '¢0Vily : gl bi ocoupied GL. Wert . Um nes will contribute news for the of the foods r at p " r 1 Contre Hall, and Miss My Yacas, of 3 PAIR oo iti Mrs, Ame<lia King has returned to] Bradford +. Blerly | “Reporte he remainder of the year constitute i 3 bi let EE : y sy . Bellefonte, is “liably reported to be nstitu anely yi lanced aiet, 0 T Oil » wed Pe WY amr ah 1 her home here after having spent the} lLautz ruisewite | a vill publish the Commencement is- 1 he Jed Oil and Paint o., Cleveland, swheduled to take place today (Thurs-| your g ought to eat all of them, — thorough- | with wine. pril 29, at 7:3 lock, | the igh! ly. This will preve: ¥ ing out SALESMEN WANTED ing oils, greases and paints. Excellent they » opportunity. Balary or commission. past five weeks with her nies at | Breon Ohio. State Co ge, Mrs, Hiram Lee and a Luse other niece, Mrs. 8, W. Karstett« J Spyker Curwensville, Coldron : if Ln J uy GREGG TOWNSHIP VYOCA- I " : 2 Hartley f Tyson TIONAL SCHOOL NOTES = ww, George Sible, vell Known McClellan Bellefonte, willl Girls’ Team Also Losers— --and for the --and the Chautauqua I¢ . now living in h Tha freshman literary program will y» the «1 1men simant —_—— he giv 1 he Spring | is speaker at the first East enns alley hail on nril 25 The FO UES VOur High school exeicies t y held June| The local ls’ baseball team played ; hes workior Rab ummer ™ 2, In the Municipal theatre, Millhelim their § =t I the BOBO At dh. ee 4 nd LC si E N (rad uate we have prepared an elaborate Either boy or girl can safely Wednesda Wore at npanfed by Mrs rng are ready to show you the most Moore th xi s in vic ersiit as a ’ {| group of Sults—every one the |; come here and know that the Moore I in eer ! . Interesting Drisses and Coats ' al i § i Friday they expect to attend the i £ vil | choleest value that we could {{ proper blue suit or white dress blossom carnival at Winchester, ir ' ¥ for early Summer wear. Not Hl 4.4 ng priced—well from $10.75 || —and all the accessorles—will be $n. 4. 2 , oH AA Ax 8 i Molor ing~ only styled nieely, but priced | to $22.50, and higher—mostly In | walting—moderat ly priced for At a meeting of the Huntingdon == PY TL elt IR wt” right. day) Grange Rev. and Mrs Fr ed the former's parents here and on is Just heyond the horizon. We S.pants Sults, the proper things. JUST RECEIVED, a large group of Dresses, all at $4.95, and each dress an out-of-the-ordinary. “A Word to the Wise” --come early. Joss 2d 104 drviee dwents simon = 1 [ring Jettick Shoes | vo cin rider ry seiewaon - Walk- Over Shoes and Wi NIEMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE “WHERE YOUR DOLLARS GHEEN SAVINGS STAMPS WITH GO FARTHEST" EVERY PUR 3%" MILLHEIM Circular Again The Same Low Prices Hold Until Friday Evening. Have you tried one of those delicious Easter all separately Hams 2,2rpey 206¢ Tb Te Because theyre 5 U niformly good- ; we sell them) Always Fresh and High Quality. Oranges : Lettuce : Celery and viewed the State Hizkw Te. ) ; \ £ J Ww Ly =I i : er | WH | A FA | \ {%7 | : A word to Restaurateurs and their Harrishbwirg office relative t he J 21 3 / A J 7 oA a ih {7 v/} ( anned . : I oer vs Doman 1mm wry ray ANN OS] Co (OS or Te J) Foods Roadside Eating Stands : esented the township resfdents as de- r 1 ! siring the new road o follow the E19 NE Lf 2 : / We can supply you, in GALLON SIZES, course of the j ! road t Milroy 2 v y a - pa - — \ » . . ~ The officials failed to give any satis- : - oN with Apples, Peaches, Apricots, Pie Cher- faction to whicl f i r thr Pr > ” r f Th . ’ foGtes would be selected. E77 ge Lg IM) freuen tss] Vi 5 ON = yy ries, Raspberries, Jars of Mustard, Mayon- Jen Marg: I . Weal Jor Yoyi iy on 7 7% : b kt OF bee ‘ 7) A % % i ns ¢ J . 7 7 / ( ; Py) rs dt ; naise, Etc., at WHOLESALE PRICES. tertained home in Jersey Shors Wednesday eve-| Y//W/7770 x Wa 7 9% 9 Come in and talk it over. ning of were: MeMarror D.C Be LIL Zo ay 4 x ll The Clover Farm Stores Co. aE EE DA 1. ade MEL . T. A. HOSTERMAN, OWNER Friday ) while at ti hore f he ther hore, . ¢ ing it from the second floor, and cut] ig Ly RTIONAL CAR ay @J entre a a gnsh ] in her ms The wound was dressed by Dr. Morrow and since s i has been wearing a similar head dress to that of her father, B. D PBrisbin~ who fell — on the same stalrway the Sunday Doe. Hitt and Runn—when It Comes to Nerve Bull Isn't In It With This Fellow! vious. Both Mr. Prisbin and daugh- ter, the latter of Hartford, Conn., are AT PAL- ARE Tig ’ bi - forin 1 Dont dl : You Suvi es ey a won 22 getting along fine considering the se VERT vegan coos { | Oo E ‘ Sedan DUKE AO f ' riousness of the injuries, Le — Ens | THE PLACE Y we The class of 1027, Centre Hall High virion PE school, is providing more than a thous- HAVE == and covers for books to be used in the local schools and others in the valley. The covers carry advertisements of va rious firms in Centre Hall and the charge for this enanles the class to give the service, Covers were furnish- ed Jast year by the same class, the net profit to the organization baling but $1.50. This year a larger surplus is anticipated. “Jim” Burkholder appears to be handling the business end for the members of the class
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