a LOCAL AND PERSONAL. the home of Tue WwW. CT. U Mrs. Charles A. ing of next meets Miller week. sday oven The dry, hot weather has very ma terially reduced the roasts at this season. Prof. J. R. Haney at the home of the Rev. E. E. Haney, at popular corn and family are foomer's father West Nanticoke, hold {entre goods of Hail, Sat 1:00 O'Clock \ Clean-up sale of he rs. PF. E A urtiay, August Wm. DD. Shoop, his lodge in the low the Garrity ing there. Mis ney 23, at Pom. wink, completed Mount and is nov last uns be v Hv Seven place Cummings, living on the west Old Fort, this office one Harry ings Mrs. Cumm place of wns a pleasant caller at last day week, Rev. E. BE. coke, was a guest R. Haney, and family, short last week, Mrs. A. B. MacMarron, of Bradford county. from a week's Mac Marron, and wile, J. W. Evans 's sickness #1 ley. Mr. Eva been farm for a Nanti Joseph West |S0On, Ha of of his ney, in town {or a while Ulster, returned recentiy vislt to her son, SUCCES J. VY. ously improved trained was to nurse dispensed ek, A at work qua r have num the on Pepo to that done here { ye where imilar Highwa (Clearfield) the central office trict, gave a pbnic to on Menday Curwensville, from The affair largely att attendance wndd waa ended town in Gingerich and Mr. and and Mrs were Mrs Smit} siste DF Searson Sommers and Mr Roy Miss Mary two vears in a training Mont 8 Jost Lan a nurse in Bryn Mawr. hospital, was a int, Mrs Te Coble, for gomery for two week her a town. After here days conditions indicating Yesterday (Wed of the and in ing jurri for a son I few appendic is developed. was taken to one for nesday) she Altoona hospitals observation probably an operation. and Bruce Shar Forest Camp. did practical direction of st de + t oni nte Clayton McoKinney er are by Ladiow near Warren, w they forestry the ak Ned the partment, McKinney will e upon his th in the Penn State Forestry when it opens Septem: ber Sharer will become a The former will course of four years in latter will con two year course, wk from here under rs work foreste from ite Mr rd School and Mr, second year man. take the full forestry, tent with a Harold Potter, John Potter. both brother of Edith Potter, with relatives in Youngstown, for vears, is at the his uncle Mr, and Mrs. John tudy, town. After =a sit here he will go to the home of his grandfather, Frank Rudy, at McAlevy's Fort, for an indefinite time, Miss Haz el Potter, an older sister of the boy, is now in State Colleges employed in the Green Tea Room, East College Avenue, year 23rd, while the be of Mr. deceased, and Mrs and a who had been Ohio, son some home of and aunt, west of on The princhal speaker at the Hazel Schaeffer reunion held on Grange Park on Saturday was Rev. Thomas F.Dron-J Blaser, whofor niney<ars has been lve ing in Germany, having come back to the States in June and celgbrated his ninetieth birthday while on the Atlan: tie. About sixty years ago Rev. Dorn: blaser was a familar figure about here for it was then he married his first wife, Miss Annie Shannon, a school teacher, daughter of the late John Shannon, living where EBL M, Huyett now lives. The couple went to the far west after their marriage. making only occasional visits here. The gentleman is a native of lower Nittany Valley, pnp PINE HOUSE TUESDAY HALL SHOOL BURNED, The Pine Hall school State College, was destroyed «ny. A cemetery nearby ing cleaned and to dispose woeumulations, buring Dead M led chool above by fire was be the to, the house, Tue wy, ol rsorted fire wis Car the ta RICHELIEU THEATRE STALLS NEW Richelieu IN- EQUIPMENT Theatre just in Mag Equipment and giving the larg picture in Pennsyvivania As usual, the first give you newest improvements, dz The has stalled sCreen, noscopio est Central Richelieu and latest 8 the is to aE picture! son fe pase 4 Motoring to California, Mrs, I. W. Peters, Hocla accompanied by BHrungard, town, left early morning on auto driving a Park, of of James Centre county extended They are Friday of new an tour the far west Chevrolet Another ox Miss Mary who will field, time The ne where COUDE, the « Rebet upant of ar was sbhurg, Mans gOImMe Corman of far as whl ister, Mrs, Wayne Ww be made at Ax Mrs, K. Harry « Brungard wrney only wher her sis iN Ohio, she visit with Rose xt stoD Mr. 1 J. Beane and family well wmerly Miss Sard this place); Mary at the city hosplal Iso Mi: Wm Brungard irorn, runga wi visit ‘an of ing Brun (fi nus in train ind 1} Brindle ‘au int VOR LOO continue to Denver rsa ——— amberts Quit 5. H. J. lam Restaurant, sms ——— Dorman Reunion, Members Entertalned. Cottages Destroyed Flames, 48 cottages on ind of the Carlisle : svangelical church ata county. destroy ted mt 810, Seasons were Tuesday at a loss estima 1e campmeeting closed ——— A AP SAAD Celebrates Birthday, Mrs. C. A was Spyker, vening given a gentine party at her home upon att forty first Afver spent In a were served, A pretty and The one © week sining year, tha was well gocul way. re large num- useful guests present Mrs, J. B Wert, Auman, Mr. and® Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. T. and Mra PF. V. Jodon, R. Mra CC FF, Emery, Min Keller, Mrs. PF. V. Goodhart, Smith, John Wert, Jr, Wert, C. A. Spyker and fam freshments ican - ber of very were presented. were: Mr, and and Mrs, V. A. H. W. Potter, Smith. Mr. P. Campbell, William Miss William iy. Louise sl AAS Tractor Explodes, Burns Two Men. Lester Swineford and Edgar Treast- er, both of Lewistown, are in the Lew istown hospital In a serious condition from extensive body burns received tractor exploded on the wore working, throwing burn ing and gasoline them and setting fire the wagon shed and barn of the farm of T. FF. Swineford, near MoClhare, thy father of lLeosder Swineford, where the two young men had gone to repair the tractor which was being used for threshing. Both the wagon shed and barn were burned to the ground, the fire spreading to an adjoining hay field which was al: so burned. The farm is three miles from Me lure and fire companies from Beaver Springs and Middleburg responded to the alarm but were unable to do more than save the house which was threat: ened by the flames. The two injured men were treated by Dr, P, BE, Whiffen of McClure, and taken to the Lewis: town hospital by the Fame Fire yeom- pany ambulance It is understood that a blow torch was being used and that gasoline in the tank of the tract: or exploded, spraying the two men with burning oil ; when a which two men ofl over to J Attended The funeral day afternoon. tended hy the out of town: Mi. and Lingle and dnughten Marshallton, Del; E. PP. Lingle, Mr. a.nd Mrs, Wal ter Lingle, lL.emont; Mr, and Mrs, H. Lingle, Pittsburgh; Mr. and Mrs Frank Wetzler and daughters, Mr, and Mrs, John Weaver and Mr. and Mrs, J. Bruce Lingle, Mr. and Mrs Clade I. Lingle, Mr, and Mra Malcolm Wetzler, Mrs. fa Woodring, all Milesburg: Mr. and Mr. H K. Harter, Altoona Mr, and Mr. John Foreman hemson; Mrs, Bara E State Mrs Mrs Garthoof, H, Me Funeral, Lingle, others Lingle I. R. mnmaongs on Fri wis at persons from Mrs, James 1, Of followdng son, ol Foreman and Alkey Mrs Harm, Mt. Haven; Reedsville; Thompson, Dr. Kohler, MEroy; Mr. and Mrs F. E Wieland, Linden Hall; Thomas Willlams, Pleasant Fred Herman, Bellefonte Colles Curtin #an, Leathers Eagle; Mims, Mr. and Mra, C Lobert Lock yer, Cap; A —————— I A SE —— LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Frank Heckman, of Lancast wd town short in stom in for a Mr, Loona Smouse, of Al and with the Mrs. W, F House, Seven latter's MeKi Mountal and Miss and t hie fayson thippensburss York, are at guests ————————————— _— Card of Thanks, INSURANCE ap REAL ESTATE fOPPPPOP WANT TO BUY OR SELL? SEE US FIRST. C. D. BARTHOLOMEW CENTRE HALL, PA. hitching one of the chain traces. ——————— “THE TIME TO STRIKE is when the iron is hot.”” The v= to buy is Now. Whether you need clothes for picnic, for school, or for Fall, now is the time to select the things you need. A sufficient stock of seasonable articles can still be found at rea- sonable prices $2.79 A wide LADIES’ colors MANY FORMERLY HIGH AS $6.00 SHOES all in of geason assortment SHOES Slzcn all fresh, smart,-~ able AS NOW $2.79 | $5.95 DRESSES $5.95 NIEMANS DEPARTMENT STORE An excellent group, nice, 279 ed every one of them from h 0h $8.95, NOW ' “WHERE YOUR DOLLARS cool, Summery garments, GREEN STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE GO FARTHEST” MILLHEIM NO EXCUSE FOR A “SPLITTING HEAD” There's no seed for an aching head to spoil RADIO Repair INSURANCE Automobile 1's a5 simple Workmen's Compen- wier way to take mpitia. We are prepared in a m sation delicions vey a Toe Va aime | up-to-date Shop to give prompt = ay tis av lace 3 aad 2 tar 4 a service imakes and Fire. easonable J. ROY SCHAEFFER, CENTRE HALL, PA. 41R3 Service dern Why depend ess work. Give . SNYDER'S Rie SHOPPE The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year aches, Bagiaigia. mierda, se. 1¢ sim break 5 (I. 0. 0. F. Building.) . aE CENTRE — PA. on US Bell ur famous the world over ii ® Pinaud’s Sham poo PORCH AWNINGS and Window Screens Leaves your hair lustrous, healthy, and not too dry! or send 50% to Pinaud, , New York. with these necessities for and protection. Let us supply you your Summer comfort If you will call 2 Aton dealer’ 5 i jul bottle Dept. M,220E.21 51 will gladly supply you with samples and prices on porch awnings. [Ww ¢ will send sample bottle free] For that Picnic Outing-- We Can Fill Your Basket with an Endless Variety of Goodies And, for the Coming Encampment and Grange Fair-- Come here to stock up your larder for Fair Week. Our dependable canned goods will save you much work in the kitchen and add to your hours for pleasure. JOHNSON’S STORE CENTRE HALL STOCKMAN near Runt. ingdon, Pennsylvania, animals to a heavy stone- The Modern Farm Home Has « TELEPHONE *“At the Station’ ALL GOOD THINGS MUST END SOMETIME AND SO MUST THE VACATION TOUR OF MARTY AND MIS GANG a THEY'RE ON THE HOME STRETCH NOW —by— Decker Chevrolet Co., Bellefonte, Pa. ALL TOGETHER ,NOW=— THREE CHEERS FOR DECKE CHEVROLET CO. THEY SELLA THE BEST useo CARS 1" THRE wonreD/! [AND JUST THINK] HOME AGAIN SAFE AND SOUND AFTER A SIMPLY GLORIOUS TIME! LET'S CELEBRATE! ENGINE OR TIRE TROUBLE THE WHOLE TRIP ol 7: LET'S GIVE A Sieh CHEER FOR THE FOLKS WHO MADE VT ® Nn GOOD oLD CAR! 1 Ton Ford Truek... 1924 Ford Roadster 1927 Ford Roadster 1925 Ford Coupe 1927 Star Coupe .. 1926 Ford Conch ......... 1925 Ford 1 Ton Truck. 1924 Ford Coupe oon 1926 Essex Conch 1927 Chevrolet Sedan revasesess SISA 1928 Essex Coneh .......oveve. HT 1929 Plymouth Sedan ..........5H00.00 1920 Chevrolet Coach oro M200 1925 Graham Dodge Truck $125.00 1926 Chevrolet Track $100.00 1925 OlMsmoblle Sedan .........818500 1928 Chrysler Coupe . $225.00 1927 Chevrolet Coupe ..........5825.00 RELIABLE IT CARS er i PAYMENT TEAMS | —_—. we OE Auburn Stralght “8” v Cylinder 1927 4-Door Sedan, looks like mew; perfect In every way venus 8450.00 Decker Chevrolet Co. Phone 405 BELLEFONTE, PA. an Free ban
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