LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
No frost to date. but mighty cool
some of the nights during the past
week, -
James Brooks is earrying mall on
rural route No. 1, from Centre Hall,
while W, FF. Keller is acting as a juror
this week,
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Shoop spent
parg of last week with their son, Wm.
D. Shoop, at his lodge on Sand Moun
tain.
Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Boyer and Rufus
Lee, of Sunbury, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Boyer's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Jacob Lee, at Centre Hill
Jacob Auman, of Potters Mills, who
suffered a paralytic stroke about two
weeks ago, Is not improving His con
diton is regarded serious,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Aurand and
children, of Ferguson ‘alley, were
guests on Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. W,
A. Henney. Mrs, Henney is a niece of
the former.
Mrs. Dolly Brungart, last week, was
taken to Uifiontown by her son-in-
law, John 8. Getchell, where \
spend the winter months
Getchell family.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert
move d from ti
Slick
to prep
Mrs,
on Sunday
are doing
Do not
Samuel
years care
tween Strouds
while
tomobile dri
geveral
operation
heen
3 capac iy
y pump
reau of nay
partment,
G. Fisher
place in the former Stat apartment
named above, were in town on Friday,
and favored this offic with their pres
ence. They were not tn this section
on any special business. only having
passed through and stopped for a good
dinner. They agreed that in localities
like these, citizens are law-abiding.
# The proposed sale of the Evangel
feal churches at Linden Hall and the
posaiblly of such action resulting in
leaving that section without a relig-
fous center, led to Inquiry as to when
the structures in question were erect
ed. Jonathan I. Tressler 18 almost
certain that the first church, the one
standing to the west, was erected by
the Evangelical Association in 1883,
and the United Evangelical church in
1802 or 1803. The former is on lands
of the Tressler farm, and the latter
on Ross lands, The structures will be
sold Wednesday afternoon, 47th Inst,
tr cima
At a very quiet wedding Tuesday] Valley a year ago. She is survived by
ww hush rie y C 0 £2 TR
morning in the auditorium of the Ev-|her husband but no children. 1DE]
diate families, by Rev. A. F. Weaver, of
of Lewisburg, presiding elder of this Satistaction Guaranteed. -
district. Established 1908, BELLEFONTE, PA. CIDER
The couple was attended by Miss - | tae
Helen Smith and Musser W, Gettig,
both of Bellefonte, The latter is a fr
brother of the bride Mra Steely is
each
week,
one single 12 gat
PRESS at Centre Hall R. R. (double 12 gauge "H
well cheap
Hall,
one palr 32x6.00, chea
PRESSE NOTICE.—~THe 8hook
RANGE FOR BAL
stallation of gas, will
| class range, almost
new; baker, and guaranteed in ev
one Inquire at Heporter office,
to quick buyer. | EXECUTORS NOTIUE
Hate of Greggs Township, Centre couns-
: neeives
mixr of them to the estate are requested to
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{ & payment, and those hav
| against the same 10
. { ¢
¥ Owing i ior
dispos
tke new;
the daughter of Attorney Samuel Get R A D i O
fiz, of Bellefonte, and Mr. Steely the
son of Mrs, Samah E. Steely of MeClure, FF
Rev. Mr. Steely has been in the min- Repair Service
istry ten years, seven at iellefonte
tour
and will be at home at the parsonage and efficient service on all makes
in about two weeks, $ of Radio Sets, at Reasonable
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uess work. Give US a call.
Maggie Mishler, wife of Frank . - 5
wearing garments, reasonably priced
re
. r, died at he home here last .
y Orrin Fhe 18 . kind, SNYDER'S RADIO SHOPPE
wife and a good nels hbor He (I. 0. O. F. Building.)
hought was to make ethers nap- CENTRE HALL, PA.
and comfortable { Know het
to love her. Mr. and Mrs, Mish 7) At
THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN
By GENE BYRNES
Boys’ Knickers SCHOOL
All Prices, Just the thing A varlety of styl
the next few months, terns—unexcelled,
Suits. Priced—
98c and higher $4.95, and
GREEN STAMPS WITH
SUITS School Shoes...
es and pat Real-wearing Boys’ and Girls
All 2 pair Shoes. The kind that can
real hoys'
stand hard wear and rough
usage—and hest of all—regsone
higher ably prieed,
A
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EVERY PURCHASE
, YOU
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RICHELIEU « BELLEFONTE
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
{This Week)
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AY, TUES. «THE STATE”
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY ! 28hows—7 APN
' ZANE GREY'S A —ALL THIS WEEK-—
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THE BORDER LEGION BW . onENS AND KELLYS
IN SH OTLANDY
AA riot of laughs from start
Eto finish. |
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—ALL NEXT WEEREK—
Showing \ 7 and 9 P. M.
—A OMING SOON—
QUIET ON THE ou
WESTERN FRONTY “PHANTOM OF
WHITEMAN in THE OPERA”
KING OF JAZZ Talking—Sound Effects and
Some Technleolor
LON CHANEY in}
ot role
TALKING
FOR YOUR OLD
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ON THE
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‘RED
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”~
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BACK TO SCHOOL.
re aun rings | MILE-A-MINUTE MARTY
land, summoning
—by—
Decker Chevrolet Co., Bellefonte, Pa;
MOP INTO THE RUMBLE - SEAT,
MARTY; AND SFE How You!
LIKE THIS USED CAR
BOUGHT AT
and something of dread of the du-
¥
and responsibilities ahead,
But this feeling will soon pass. In
a few days the school routine will '
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again be familiar and the pupils will MNRYY,
§ ust themselves to It LY
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To some pupils this is the first year
To THE ROAD | THE OLD
AREAKS
SAG oo
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BoY YE XW Nose AT
MY
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of school. Their little feet are setting
out upon a strange and adventurous
path. To others this is the last year
of school. They are nearing the end of 5 Chevrolet Coach
the path of train'ng and are prepar- Ford Coupe
ng to step forth upon life's main high ’ .
¥ ay. In between them are others who Essex Conch
face new studies new teachers, new Ford Ton Truck
associates, new apportunitios, Rollin Coupe
To all of them, the school term will Chevolet Touring
be just what they make it. Our wish Chevrolet Touring
for them is that they may realize the
value and Importance of class room
work, look upon school as a priviege,
and find happiness in accomplishment
of the tasks facing them,
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The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year.
5 Bulek Tour. (Winter Enc.) § 60.00
1926 Chevrolet Coach £150.00
1924 Oldsmoblie Coupe § 50.00
1927 Chrysler Sedan § 50.60
1926 Oakland Landan Sedan $275.00
1926 Chw'vrolet Landau Sedan $1795.00
192% Model ‘A’ Ford £300.00
1929 Chevrolet “Six” Coach $100.00
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1926 Chevrolet Coupe g175.00
1928 Essex Sedan £350.00
1928 Chevrolet Coupe £350.00
1928 Chevrolet Sedan £475.00
1928 Chevrolet Coach $350.00
1927 Pontiac Roadster { Rum. Scat) $250.00
1927 Chevrolet Coach $250.00
Other Makes of Cars as Low as 8 5.00
a ol
Phone 405 BELLEFONTE,
PA,