ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
nn so——
is at the Lutheran
present time,
Mrs Ada
parsonage at
Butz
the
Hav-
and
Lock
of Mr,
of town,
Mrs. George Grenoble, of
en, was a recent guest
Mrs, Frank White, east
WwW. BR
man at
a tin to
linquent
William F,
companied the
to Centre Hall
being made in
Fred Slag Kk
dealer in
pheasanta
the formen
and
and ogg
mide
de
butter
Monday
intervicw
Rockey, the
Tusseyville, on
Wilkesibarre to
customers.
of Sunbury,
of Malvin Shunk
Tuesday, Interment
cemetery.
Lingle, ac
body
on
the local
Thomas
killed
the
un-
mn
and
each
One of
was an
peautirut
Farmer
Crahan, a
two ringneck
birds killed by
usually large
plumage.
salt,
one
WwW. Philipsburg at-
his profession
years, will
He will
Silberlatt,
Zeigler. a
torney, after practicing
in that place for forty
tire on__ December first.
succeded Belle and
Clearfield.
Mrs. Herman
ham, of
Lock
to be
here, and
Mrs,
George
re-
be
Ol
by
and Mrs,
Haven,
Haven Lads’ Temple,
1
entertained by th
Lizzie Chatt-
among the
L G BE
Temple
Lock were
local
remained over-night guests
of Jacob Sharer.
Since she underwent a very serious
operation at i ti hospital
Danville, Mrs,
much
rd has
and friends
very
improved. Her
hop<ful
are very
complete rex
overy
The chicken suppe:r
Ladies’ Ald society ol the
M. E
a grand
sSOoCIty
Satu day
The
church,
SUCCEess, mems
take this means of
those who gave thelr patron
Sharer
Ww.
in t
Miss Bertha
Mr. and Mrs G
larly employed
here. She Is a gradi
school
na commercial
pared for the position
Mrs. Dollie Brungart is back
home here after having been
davghters in the western {
State for several weeks. The home
are that, it appears
no
part «
80 strong here
substitutions can be made,
Mrs,
became a
tient last week. She is a
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine
ters Mills, a sister of Mrs
Walker and # Franklin Sharer
town.
Zellers
County
Alvin
Centre
Palmer, of
and
Mr
Corman,
Mon
devoted to
articles,
desk
parish
Farmer Frank
luck hunter
was reported in
ing shot a la
he in 1
killed a fox with
fox was killed
hunt.
Arthur Thoma
Grove from
Tuesday, when he
City. He is employed
burgh Plate
machine
The plant is r
day and night
Mr. and Mrs James Kusten!
of Lemont; Mr. and Mrs Earl
and Mr. and Mrs. WW. W, Tate,
fonte, were call
Smith at the
week. Mrs
few days but we
that
COMes
Saturday
returned
by the
home
Glass c¢o
shops located
unning
shifts
Smith
she is better
Mrs. Florence
Tyrone, came to
die weak to
for a At their
gave of the
taken by her and her sister,
Rhone Dunlap, of Reading.
the scenes in the Passion Play,
ammergau,
Mr. and
been at the
mother, Mrs,
Sunday and
of the
cated
Rhone
Centre
of last be fn}
request. she
European trip
Mrs. Mae
stressing
few days.
accounts
Ober
Mra. A. E. Pe
home of the
Margaret
rson have
former's
Strohm. since
end
lo
Person
in the
Flatbush Avenue
the suburban
heavy, taxing
electric trains.
will remain until the
week The
in Brooklyn,
holds a re
Pennsy
station.
couple are
Mr
position
now
where
service in
The traffl over
continues to be
than 450 dally
lines
the more
W. P. Breon and son
near Millheim, were business vis-
Monday. Mr. Breon
sale of farm stock, im
household for
15th, He lives on the Dr.
farm, where he has Wen for
ten years, excepting a year's Intermis-
gion. Mr. Breon devoted a
thirty-two years to farming, and
thinks it for him to retire. He
has as yet where he will
live
Walter Breon,
of
itors here
nounces
plements
on
publi
and
an
goods
March
Frank
total of
time
not decided
after the
The Lemont
ing an Evangelistic
the second
been good.
were In charge
This week the
nton, is the
sale,
Presbyterians are holds
service. This Is
The attendance has
week the services
of the regular pastor.
Rev. 1. V. Barber, of
speaker, The lev.
larber was the pastor of the Lemont
church ten years ago. Mrd Jarber
is a daughter of the Lemant church
and the members very happy to
have her husbmnd here during the
evangelistic campaign,
Mr. Ralph Dinges brought to this
office a sample of Btayman-Winesap
apple grown by her brother, Clar-
entice W. Musser, at Chambersburg.
The orchard contains 35 acres and In
producing various varieties of apples
topping the market, Seven ear loads
of fruit have already been shipped to
London, the larger portion of them be-
ing 8-inch Stayman-Winesaps. Mr,
Musser, by the way, has signed wp
with the Pennsylvania Raliroad Com-
pany for a three year period service
in Russia, and will have in charge a
class of work supervised by him for
some yehrs in the Altoona shops,
where he has long been employed,
week,
Last
are
LOCAL AND RERSONAL.
Miss Mary Shuey, Bellefonte,
the
of
home
Della
Mra, Gregg Carper,
guest over Sunday her
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sharer, in
————— A — ATA
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Rachael M. Lambert
Hugh I. Wilson
Reiber,
of Coburn, was
of
town.
TELEPHONES 5,300 MILES
A
record
long distance telephone
newspaper
new
for
tallied several minutes
s > i:
Uriburu, Provisional
in New York
with General
at Buenos Aires.
tween the two points is approximately
5,800 miles.
Several New York newspavers and
prezs associations utilized radio-
telenhore service to obtain informa-
tion on the Argentine revolution when
South American authorities bezan to
censor
eahle spatches,
Bell Scientists Have
“Weather Factories”
£
factories,”
ranging in
large cork-insulated rooms
each
equipment for the control of
1d r-oisture, ere used by the
Telephicra Laboratories,
the purpoee of testing apnaratus
uzed in the Bell System.
In some the rooms, atmo-
spheric that run the
gamut from mois!, tropical heat to
cricp, cold are produced.
Sudden chenves in temperature
ean be brought about and desirad
conditions maintained
pericds.
portable devices,
of
conditions
arc'ic
over long
Take Your Medicine With You
Chocolate coated tablets. Just as effec-
tive as the liquid. 98 out of 100 report
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Sold at drug stores
Lydia E. Pinkham's
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CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL
NOTES. .
“ * ® * * * * * »
slanchard A of Penna Fur-
nace, was admitted Monday as a
surgical patient
Parsons
on
Madisonburg,
treatment
on Wed
Samuel
was admitted
on Monday and
nesday,
Van
Iwecame a
Yearick, of
surgical
discharged
for
Creager, Gregg twp,
Monday
Joseph of
medical patient
Mrs, Emery Miller,
ship, became a medical
Monday.
Donald I, b
Brouse of
patient
on
Haines town
patient
of
on
of W, L
sUr-
year old
Boalsburg, became a
gical on Monday,
Mrs Wetzler, of
was admitted for surgical treatment
Monday,
Miss
logy,
Tuesday.
son
Milesburg
on
Malcolm
Col
Ann E,
became a
State
patient
Ixspot, of
medical or
Moon
surgical
Jacob PP.
township. was
Vonada, of Half
admitted as a
patient on Tuesday.
Hunter F. Mevers, of
CI a Surg tient
Pleasant Gap,
al on Tues-
Brown, of Belle-
congratulations up
ighter, born In
WSL Week,
SRUSON
THURSDAY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
(This Week)
NANCY CARROL
“LAUGHTER”
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
NEXT WEEK-—
‘A of
Stupendous Drama
Ploneer Days—
“THE BIG
TRAIL"
Indians, Scouts Fron-
tier Men and women with
featured roles by
OH BOO
Marguerite
El Brendel
oe
John Wayne,
Churchill and
Cominge—
THANKSGIVING DAY
Continuous 2 to 110, M.
WALTER HOUSTX IN
\ “THE VIRTUOUS SIN”
in
ot
STATE"
ana
A
“THE
~ALL THIS
Ts P.M
i Richard Arlen, Fay Wray
and Eugene Palletie In
“THE SEA GOD”
filing story of deep
HVInE
MONDAY, TUES,
WEDNESDAY
Ken Maynadd In—
“MOUNTAIN JUSTICE”
{ti ford
You ever
kathryn Cra
The riding
saw. Ken Maynard, ace
the saddle, driving, riding
behind, over and under the
craziest bits of horseflesh in
the entire world, in a feud
* story of old Kentucky.
> a Ee -—
wildest
of
IT IS logical that
concerns or
much similar,
differ« noes.
ness of the system
of this institution,
things that go to
Thanksgiving Turkey
will soon be on the table. And in these cold windy days you should have
your Winter clothes —your Overcoat and Topcoat—and all Winter accessor-
ies. NOW IS THE TIME. A beautifully styled stock—complete—every-
thing to wear.
Almost the Last Call
for LADIES’ COATS--
We still have many — All S'zes and
Styles—EVERY COAT IN STOCK has
been reduced,
Only Six (6) Weeks Left
Start Shopping Early.
Come In--
Also keep that Coat for the Youngst- and See Our
er In mind—
$3.95 and higher. Christmas Displays.
GREEN STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE
NIEMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE
“WHERE YOUR DOLLARS
GO FARTHEST”
MILLHEIM
HUNTERS
WILD
wo LOCAL
SHOOT TURKEYS
HE heating system of
a rural church froze
during an exceptional cold snap. The damage
was not discovered until the night before an
important service. Arrangements quickly were
made for the use of a local schoolhouse and, by
telephoning members of the congregation scat-
INSURANCE np
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secured a record gathering the next day.
weer erd
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