THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST. . . » . = » . Cintre Hall Defeats Howard; On Way Rn E mee CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL + to Champlonship, | James L. Foust, of Burnham, was a NOTES, " Centre Hall girls’ dodge team win- n . ® @ - Wo » » | ¥ } © 1s sy 3 . . caller here during the latter part of } , » . . » * . * - * | ning the game from Howard, Tuesday, last week. ; Helen MeGowan, of Spring townshup, | on the local field, put Centre Hall High Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lambert, on Mon- day, left for Lakeworth, Florida, where they have been spending the winter months for a number of years, wis admitted on Monday as a medical | school team on the way to the chame- patient and discharged Wednesday. [pionship in Centre county. The Cen will soon be on the table. And in these cold windy days you should have Paul Winters, of Rebersburg, AS "o all-Howard scores was 5 ony . : ree . rd oh PPULE, was |ire Hall-Howard score wi na your Winter clothes— your Overcoat and Topcoat—and all Winter accessor- admitted on Monday for surgical : o brought Centre Hall up to even nume- fiir. and Mrs, Ruy Giiland, of State tcutment and discharged Wednesday, | * 1% ak. ‘whi ies. NOW IS THE TIME. A beautifully styled stock—complete—every- Cyllege took Sunday cvening dinne: Mrs, Miles Campbell, of College town - ber of games won by Howard, which . ’ atthe home of the latter's aunt, Mrs. . Ta } / > teant™ led In the county, The final thing to wear. : . : . 1 ship, became a surgical patient on Lizzie Jacobs, in Centre Hal Monday: game will be played on the Howard EE , The State College proposed bond issue Fioyd Horner, of Pleasant Gap, who field on Friday afternoon, 3 o'clock, of $100,000 for a High school hulling | aa been undergoing surgical treat 0 | Si was approved The Walker township ment, was d'scharged on Tuesday, D y 1X (6) Weeks Left voters defeated the $34,000 issue for a atin B. Owens. of Lowistow <a The Clinton county commissioners f LADIES’ COATS Ba or Rufus B, Owens, of Lewistown, was lama or a Start Shopping Early . discharged on Wednesday after under have I the 8t. Cloud hotel build- The transfers of the eleven farms In | going surgical treatment. ing for $60.00 per month as a tempor We still have many — All S'zes and Union county for the Federal prison Milde Rat A : “ong ‘ : Bi : A . , wa - . . . \ Mildred Rosevea of State College, ary home for county charges, Clinton Stylis—~EVERY COAT IN STOCK has C : : ome In-- have been made, 98.866 was paid for | iniur in i ide . is a gh } ! $ ; 8 | injured in a motor accident, was di county has taken over the poor care been reduced, a unit Also keep that Coat for the Youngst- and See Our er In mind— the tracts. Construction work willbe- | 4 000d on Wednesday. #in next spring Helen BR. Benner, of Bellefonte, was The Journal states that the Mill- | admitted on Wednesday as a medical TE er ee J pacieny ¢ Spring Mills : $3.95 and higher. Christmas Displays. Wagner, of Milroy, who will operats Van Josenh (Creager under the name of Millhelm Garage was admitt¢d on T) NS. G. Snook owns the bullding, cal patient and disch has been leased ing dav Ealitits sc sib. Net mY aie GREEN STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE a ee EE a [nul0 BOF. a whe es mate this great D om, anes or twice or more limes With lesafin an auto accident. was discharged “WHERE YOUR DOLLARS re 1 - uo p = Ror: : 2 ‘ Challenge IIL GO FARTHEST? MILLHEINM # ~~ from him last wes when he brought | P ; ‘ : Ee . home three gr juirrels whos Helen BE. Hunter, of State Coleg: "a Eee An @¢ PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN |dan. run only 13,000 miles, in Al cond RUPTURE had those of his grandfather it a wimitted on Thiursd fo IY i a Lio Herbe Auman i N. Bprt a y frazzi ’ ot y di a ad . LQ J 25e¢ pays for a four-line ad. In this’ go, 1 Fort o Tr ae treatment, eolumn., These ljttle ads Bre wonder | : EXPER ] HER Mr. Mrs William Yarnell, o 1 id rod yg y rt ris workers in the way of results Adver- | WA SE CREE i a . and h " ~ b ’ : . ¢ PT ’ : bis . t ’ ’ tise anything here, from a “Help Wanted Canton, Ohio, were guests : Xi indio iellefonte od 3 i } ya to 8 "House und Lot for Sale.” } Have you been op rated onl Mrs, W. H Homan during wee aay ite having el 2 i A im =n : 7 > { ri ¥ $ trad n oal Po you want to bel The Yarnells are engage 1 farmis ter for some time “3 : . \ | CANARN : 8. tm 1 | deer 14 Lyle Hen: pring M | Do you want to avoid it? and are } i ry ! ) t i residents. Homans was days, hood on npn a tanta Mes BEET INRANGE I] RADIO A REAL ESTATE | Repair i: Service We are prepared in a modern up-to-date Shop to give prompt WANT TO BUY | and efficient service on all makes of Radio Betas, at Reasonable OR SELL? il] Prices. Why depend on tinkering and SEE US FIRST. ! guess work. Give US a call wi i od b 1 ha © ’ - favs we Ke, res neg > 4 t the gint & thie \ 1 i NYDER’S IADIO H 5 | Abdominal Belts of Supe rior Deslen turn<d home Monday mornn Wo mls ———— E f C D BARTHOLOMEW | = oO o R 3 OPP E for elnloks that Have Torn Out. to. Mr. Brishin wa in fine frit ) * * . J. F. Bullding.) 11 CW . & 114 ‘4 $ while here and seemed to very much| Rirlida) : ly stondaw CENTRE HALL, PA. CENTRE HALL, FA. Cor. RE mms Sta. DRT enjoy the ol e surr Onca | ani 2: the homes of MM: nd Cut Out and Keep for Reference. Dr. Frederick K. Stamm, born in|rence Bender, John Knarr onald * T Pepn townst 1. and from there went nang hry E . aug Har, Ie Wringer- ype with his father, Dr subst tuted for Dr. Polling in New olk and daughts Betty Joa: Edward €€ 99 York, on Sundays The sermon wa Loughner, and Hazel MoClellar broadcast over the National hain —————— A] e ew Dr. Stamm was formerly pastor of the A STORY OF THE “400. 1 Reformed church at State Collegy later at Reading He is now ser TEE SS ARTEREEREE WASHER : Be CBT: cal Mh Fle Ro Ling Wopont of Wat happens to. a with porcelain tub ...Refrigerat ove pacha] TRE DOWN Now on Display off on a visit to Towanda where they eneral Tasker Howard Bliss, war formerly lived. Mr. MacMorran, local] sire chic of stn died Rundayv Banter 1a on vacton. oe weak | m5, tn Wariner, area 77 sears se |, C, WJOCLENAHAN at our RADIO STORE, located in the I. O. ER nine yt $159} tha ning nexs Sunda, Lis ' Lewisburg and was grad off” at this time is due to the fact that ; : cad uate rom Bucknell University at ed at the plant to give others the op- : e to West Point here hs nilitary portunity to have their vacations at al ainiy bean CENTRE HALL . training san, time most desired by them. is ® ! Mri and Mrs, Wiliam Kennedy. of : If you are interested in Electrical Refrigera- State College, entertained with a party near Sunset Club house in the Seven Nomi A the eters ore | tion, do not fail to see the New Majestic be- Mr. and Mrs, George Hazel, Mr. and ea res F R E E fore you buy. It has many new, and what Sadie Rishel, of L.emont; Mr. and Mrs he ana of Liuten Hall: J are deemed necessary, improvements. ¥ Brennan and Mr and Mrs Janes Clark, of State College, c Mra. Minnie Smutaier, widow of Dav- We can give you the size to fit your needs id G. Smetzler, of Geensprings, Ohlo, Day or Night. } ; : } . in company with Mrs, Bruce Hettinger, : Smetsier wil stay with her simer, re ||| 10 further acquaint radio owners with our SERVICE DE- J. W. Rachau, east of Centre Hall, un- PARTMENT, — til spring. Mrs Smetzior came east . . Sl, SE ONE SERVICE CALL ru JYs JO Be ied be ere Min ‘mained vith 4 ive You Complete Information. Sa ho Hb a will - oe Absolutely FREE ! : P turned here, Milk production is on the increase on any make or type of radio. among the patrons of the local milk EN 5 » - y * e up owned or sr mapa] Cl FLOYD SIVYDRR, Servier Manager Centre Hall Radio Store covfpang. Farmers hereabouts are managing to have a large percent. of This Offer Expires December 1. ————— their herds freshen in the fall In or- der to have a heavy flow of milk dure MAJESTIC . AND . ws ines mall Snyder's Radio Shoppe for the increase of the supply of milk at this time when one naturally would I. 0. O. F. Buildi WwW A HOMAN P think it was lessening, The silo, good ding . . ’ rop. stable conditions, and better breeding CENTRE HALL are also factors contributing to heavy milk production during the winter months, REFRIGERATORS fC ————
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