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APHURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1930. THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
ADVERTISEMENTS, WANTED—A
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THE CENTRE REPORTER CENTRE COUNTY FARM FOLKS that they jumped in ww help thelr NEW
ISSUED WEEKLY. . DEATHS ENJOY COLLEGE FIELD DAY struggling fellowmen And - ShereCf “POR BALE—A reed baby carriag
es— took advantage of the fron horse. Al of hae ad 4 ae Daly Carriage
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. : $ RA fst i t, Apply at home of E, y
DENNA ter this contest closed it was found ind crib prin i i f i a i
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CENTRE HALL. PE N - —— LEITZELI Sarah Delifinda Leitzell More than 1500 Centre county farm that one man had guessed that 50 men Crawford, Centre Hall
A— - 1 abel id ginny .
a weight 1400 he
—~ ip \ y folks attended their first annual fleld hate , 4 4
Afeof y late Dr. J.B. Leitzell, pass nd ‘ellows’ star March of} SOIT y
SMITH: & BAILEY, Proprietors. wifeof the we 1 : 74 i dav In the azvienliural woodlot of the i I A Mid Fellows’ stand | March Henson fo
ed away on Monday of last week at : "ne : os ' iin the crowd, so the prize Wis award lon Grange Park is offered for rentiattend them
8. W. SMITH, Editor. the home of her daughter-in-law, Mrs Pennsylvania State College, Thursday |eq to ©. W. Sigel, Port Matiian, wnolduring the Encampment and Fair. The | :
i ght ! i on . \ . i . . : . ” ’ - Se i WwW ie JCan i an $ nei
SDW. BE. BAILEY, Assoclate Editor andl | @herman, at Belvidere, Illinots, of last week, County Agent RR. C. Blan had the next nearest estimate, 53
Business Manager, death being due to the ‘hfirmities of
bulding iz large, in good repair and]
ey reports
—— ~~ lage. She was the daughter of Arnold Beginning at 10 o'clock, the farmers
Boalshurg Wins the Ball Game. well loeated on park. Apply to Wm a D. CASEBEER,
Satesed at the Post Office in Centre Hal |, Aartha i
could hold the tractor, but he was not FOIL RENT The
Wm
tonlsburg and Hebershurg then en | H, Homan, trustee, rntre all FEY Gr ns — -—
Custard and was born in| Visited the exhibits and demonstrations | caeed in a baseball game which was REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST,
#0 sesend clase mail matter, Clinton county, August 18, 1840. She arranged by a dozen departments Inlaon by the former team. APPLIES—Th Eyes Examined — Glasses Flited
SWRMS.—The terms of subseription to|was the last to depart this life of athe school of Agriculture at the Trips to the college farms, orchards, (2P4 #&et them o : 1 ee 3 Satisfaction Guaranteed
he Reporter are $1.50 a year, In advance | large family of brothers and sisters lege, These Included correspondence experimsental plots. and through the | Sround; Ha ni dn ar 1 . )
Pisplay advertising rates made kmown | Deceased was manted to Dr, J. B.jeourses, yun k Judging, feeding| ege bulldings completed the pro H. Grove, Centre Hall, BELLEFONTE, PA.
R{e ¥ shat . or { voit + Ke . E65 4% SAN 4 Z : L
as application. Leitzell May 18. 1868. No ch ldren wert wheat to Hvestock, cross at ww Hi gram for the day. With practically all
pp: born to this union. The family moved |ing, wool giad¥ng tools for farm but-|. =" 01 ted in the shade of trees
PR : . od ry «arid feed
from Spring (Mills to Illinois hh 1883, chering, ggg grading, chicken culling, in the agricultural woodlot, the visit
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES (where the aostor practicea nis profes [knot tyim, rope splicing, white rats | gL" proteted from the s
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sion almost up until the time of hisjused in nutrition experiments, septic
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. heat, and as a result they enjoyed the R ®
. . death, May 13. 1908, tank forms, insects and dkeases, po day and a express bns were heard
FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE Za tato grading, machines for potato . na 1 iy + ' id Yore oun aY e {)
——— i favor { axing the eld day an
(Bev. 8B, F. Greenhos, Pastor.) moryrt " : growing, marketing, rural education, annual ey ; :
2 a TOOT John Daubeman Toot, at one and HorGoultural exhibits. annual vent,
Georges Valley—9 to 10 A. M. time a restdent of Sprucetown, Potter , :
: Spor for a wa and girls "ot
Farmers Mills—10:80 A. M. township, when his father, the late Sports for th boys and 8 drew
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a fairly large number to the new)Many Traffic Lights to Be Eliminated,
Centre Hall—7:30 P. M Thomas Toot, resided there, dicd ath's “oy aT Fr " BR or : n v I he control slim
home in Lock Haven after a Mngering]oaver Pield where under he super aX : ; Ca
- illness with complications He was]Vision of 1. R. Lenhart, assistant su-|lights on Pennsylvania State highways
AENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARBGE [ago 04 vears and was born in Penns Der hts ndent of the county schools, | w be eliminated wi bt \ i ne
au r i Joht ocker, Sp & ] # fie 11 ionths, the Stat epartment i Lée%
(Bev. Delas B, Keener, Pastor) Valley. He was a carpenter by trade nd ohn Decker, pring Millis, the months, f q He mie Pr
. 4 contestants participated in group con: Highways eee
: LYE announced,
and was employed at the plant of the} = At ' dg ,
{ “ Lets ROE f ¢lilys Nu 5 3 Al the i this peri
Lock Haven Chalr company. The re ¢ HI ind reiay i 74 Wel he end Of | W
0WIR Ce his vinners Hille hel be Ai ower Nad h 3
EVANGELICAL mains were taken to Hublersburg for Sa " } oe ih yy inno # phi th g the i { DAY AND NIGH I
(Rev, W. BE Smith, Faster.) butial., Services wore conducted y 20) And i Were bata ng in Lhe '’ 4 : - . — . . rs ) . 0
Bethesda—9:30 A. M. Rev, Paul Mackey, of Howard p. jEROEiA program, the men ook esour |S Ee » rug
gions to the vegel
Tox is survived by three chllaren, lo gardens IT nents will have been advan anothes
Spring Mills—10:45 A. M, : foot ¥ Ares plots, milk cooling house, poultry plant }
Locust Grove—7:30 P. M. is . 16Airy barn and ry. The ie elimination of unnecessary irat a
A - BRUNGART. recent Assoolated | vidwes fdbits of clothing, farm MN- [fic signals follows a survey co ! @ ®
Li %ud ~pm — ‘
Lag > - Press disp & ‘ sr f : yt ser a 1 of several mont) wile h
s dispatch states that AnVving Nt an Y tion hint
METHODIST EPISCOPAL quarter to pay for
» Rev. H. A. Pruyn, Pastor, John Brungart,
xi by
in the home of his niece at
Centre Hall—S. 8. at 8:30 A. J. and: committed suicide.
“s IN. tecture divison i t) iepartment of | sectios 1 HLH ff the survey, BS “ y " - B
Sprucetown—S. 8S. at 8:30 A. M. His niece. Mrs. Owen Kiser, found] horticulture, and 3 «1 1! flows r and | the engl ing division « the depart itr actions O1
Smullton—§ A. M,, 8. 8S. he body In the gas-filled roon get y gardens and the gre hou ment des jded th here in 1 nocossity i i
No preaching services - sh Came home from § " 5 $ . 1 ¢ ’
an th chars Stuns Aveus 31 md Sor, Soo found, (he net wu the og "srove The ero van encarta 2 1 of 0 nen 0 30 |} Big Free Acts Every Day & Night
81st, Bur services wubdal. ST ‘all inconveniences.’ Ds R , A aver. rl Tom pun
The dispatch
i PI be rs § HORSE SHOW - DOG SHOW |
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omwocnaTic state momn, |CUSton Brumgart. of Rebersn, andlGiner speakers were Dean Tt 1 Wath Dairy and Beef Cattle Show
For Governor: M, HEMPHILL, of
Chester Cot 3
For Lieut Governor: GUY K. BARD, of off her N oe yr th Whe tural Exten on § crv : of 3 m | { y h Swine Show Horse Show
Count
For Sec. of Interpal irs: LUCY bf " —> resented, and J. G. Shook, master \
WINSTON, o uml nd County. CONVICT HOLDS UP mona Grange, who IK M
For Judge of Suprem ‘ourt: HENRY POTTER SCHOOL BOARD 8 Visio ounty A\pom . -
C. NILES, of Xo! : ; Blane troduced the spe =
Phere
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For Judges Superior C AARON E You don't alwa find what you are| Winners In the Baby Show, Horse Shoe Pitching
BEIBER, of ut ov ind GEL. J looking for, bu vou frequently find : H 4 el y show were then
F. DOUGLAS, hiladeiphla. irr vou least expect This was true|dfAicunced by Miss Mayme Lovelace BASE BALL 5 MIDWAY
the Potter township school boards e, Poo Ere ca rs : Penna. Department Agriculture Show
DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT AND COUNTY
TICKET. EE a moter 1 Die Sl I there a light HICKSVILLE BAND
RE. ot Drea: CoBtity. if ! on pon be ing t ie ox r 10 montis . 3 in § s Nar » “rR i Tg 2 , 3 ~ y
og Bia Sasi ou rig a coal bin at ‘the Tussysink school [UE po."Satida, 17 monthe oid and handy if one of BIGGER AND BETTER FARM SHOW
pop, pepo ve In Genera Assembly G11 Mecormick and TF. Delaney, | 37 oe Loviace stated that the ba- the children cries : —
MILLER, Ferguson
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g fatit O
FARM CALENDAR
: deceived by the quiet manner o | Winners of other contests were: A convenient lamp
TIMELY REMINDERS FROM stranger. were inclined to ot hic] EB. Motharsbuagh, State College, 1
PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE ory as se. After they xch ned | Der - op en oe 261 8 } by the bedside and g i hen oo al tra thd place 1 r fun and frof -
her Contests
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SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
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Birds Need Alr—
Laying i ¥ Wa A .
iI as possible to preven ny s Irew gu i warned ther Ot 0] ag ays " ul : ’ : :
jets are moved from colony houses or companied by wer phat Mi En en) 0 test, MN : Pl * .
ieees io permanent Quarters aXbreasive nsuREt A 4 mane time y on, State College fessst i fend time cmcergencics.
Feed Cows Graln— se SAFANSEr Was 1 Ss ward B : ,
Short pasture SUT 1 i yuard OT on of 6 re! a
centage A in ral . UTES } tras : the vik {Co 7 ‘ nT of ti i om
lalists HUNDREDS ATTEND PENN nt chicker i. Robertso ] 1 WES
Introduce New Queens— STATE 4-H CLUB WEEK|!
ew tren can tn roe moet] momar wi yn an ens 04 Saree Porters ss cover vere Bl PENN For Roads and Drivers
good bedroom illu-
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LABOR DAY
mination is a great rness and Running R
BOOS] G08 Ded
0 Oe a hon
ey flow. If introduced at other times
Brea case should be exerci 1 bre. | Nration of the AyIogaten soon wince | 0, NAMA. and H. C. Beier, Bi POWER CO that are “Hard on Tires”
robbing during the latter part of the enti Ba da a . Se oh £ the Sta w. C. Hoffman
afteenoon, : :
or in select f breed of
Hvestock
is does not wernt a farmer from Advestock team-——Will | \ .
This es not prever 2 farmer fron m= : phed oy sy NOON program.
picking good individual animals, re Hall Loe Homan Stat ol 1s
4 “ Ta : lL y kt § ug-of war Bilween a oat *
Ckan Out Weeds and Brush— a So 8 Tyr Bo hens. “jer tractor and the farmers ye. y eal Hea \ y Dut y B®
August fs a good time to clean upima Smith : 3 sah . :: : Kline. y- ns men were counted on the HN
pr pastire fields and get rid of weeds Sh fet own : Pit Rok reported that BETTER LIGHT MEANS
BE. : 1 i dun ents oy Arth ir Hartle, some others 1 nme i enthusiast GREATER COMFORT
Record Household Expenses— Bellefonte (Dairy). Leroy Bechdel,
Howard (Livestock) John Wasson - : :
Every farm woman should keep | rt Sone: vest ben sah Shon EXTRA E Ww EXCEPT P
bousehold accounts, They helo to Rees State College (Poultry): Hugh MeClin in very = ay rice.
tic, Linden Hall (Poultry).
Coa oh hom expres a rcs | ante wa owt)” | THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN Ars you planaing plenty of hard deivieg! Want exten protec
to the farm business and therefore,
are the State wide livestock an sul is din worn-down treads!
supplement and round out farm a arin I Rosh a } x o tion from punctures, blowouls, skidding and down
i judgin y 1 ¥ Sms
counts. 4 :
ere’s your Tire!
be awarded gilver loving cups, and H ¥ * : :
Save Money on Feed— in three of the contests a trip to a Everything extra but "the price. Extra-thiek; extra deep-ecut
Dairymen often can save $10 on the] national contest. also will be at stake All-Weather Tread. Extra-large extra powerfal body of Goodyears
price of a ton of dairy feed by buying] h® 'rips are to the International an patented SUPERTWIST cord—six shock-absorbing plies!
inter supplies in the summer. Livestock Exposition at Chicago, the en
National Dairy Exposkition at St How ABUT Te Exira style, too. Tapered side bars; sitver striping. Value on-
Woolrich Business Man Fatally Hart Loni ang he National Poultry Show come LP TO Na Iy Goodyear offers—made possible by a production MILLIONS of
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po 5 ¥e
M. B. Rich. of Woolrich, one of the] Tours of the college campus and MY House FOR, tires greater than any other company
most prominent business men andjnearby points of Interest, recreational DINNER CAM i :
philanthropists of.this section of Penn j#t tivities, educational meetings, vesper NOTHING X ‘\ ZR of Oo
sylvania, was instantly killed Friday | # rvices, and other events will engage THINK or ie MY /
evening when the ear nn which he was|the attention of the boys and girls dar WOULD Jy S |
driving alone struck the abutement of ing thelr three days at State College. WIFE HALF A
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ns ct har Yd Py Tie ALSO! ANEW
Hamfon—Noll
Jersey Shore. He was on his way
ddent ocucred. He was the hens : Helen FE... daughter of Willlam H - 6-Pl H Dut
cident ocucr Rid 4 ie | 1 of and Cora B. Noll, of Pleasant Gap, and " y eavy y
home from Willlamsport when the a
theflrm of John 1 and DProthers
. eed 1 | amilton, of Houtzdale,
woolen manufacturers, Feldman Hamilte g x a
of Woeirich : : ’ v |
Ty wore united in marriage at Halliday's v ‘ GOOD \ EAR
ather of RH. F. Rk who A ’ a :
and father of R. I h who Wasi. co West Virgini® on May 6th, 1929, = : '
«1 as the nominee for Congress! .
endorsed as the nominee for ONE res by the Rev. G. M. Halliday, pastor of
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10 Succeed the las Fag i B. Riess by the Methodist Episcopal church, E PAT HFINDER--
the Repubkans of Clinton county. A » .
” . d Homewhat of a sensation was creat ,
widow, two sons and four daughters ed at Peasant Gap, Saturday evening
survive. Funeral services were held rR ap, = .
ay nia an ‘Wools of last week, when the above an T OouT
Monday Afisenoon in the Weorleh Com nouncement was made at a cabin party . JUS !
Lt given by Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Noll
Tha guests were friends of the young
September Court Jurors, couple and none of them had the least
(Continued from first page.) suspicion of the surprising news that
—— was to be broken to them, .
Mrs. C. K. Stitzer. ......Spring Twp.| Mrs. Hanfilton has been clerk in
Margaret Stewart ..........Bellefonte}th® Noll store at Pleasant Gap for ot
R 8 Stover .. svvss oMillheim [some time while her husband has been ’ Br Alt, 1)
Clyde Swartz . .... Bellefonte in the employ of the Hagerty Baking " \
Gilbert Strunk virial. Bate College Co. So cleverly did they guard their 4 . 24 3 Ce tr H
Mrs. James Snyder ......, Boggs Twp. |secret for over a year that oven their ad h 8, } n e
Harry Spearly vr rissess Patton Twp, [most intimate associates were taken i “ i : , ¢ ;
Blair Shawley ............Boggs Twp. |by suprise when it was revealed. po MORE PEOPLE BUY GOODYEAI » , . fn
James Winkleblech ..........Millhein] Sunday following the announcement : Cn TIRES THAN ANY OTH.
James I. Wagner .......Liberty Twp. |[they started on a belated honeymoon ‘ ER KIND, .
John WOILOM «os vnssrsrss Philipsburg [trip which is being spent at Niagara
J. BE. YeAGer .....vsrrss. Curtin Twp, [Fails and in Canada. .
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