THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 65, 1931.
CORRESPONDENTS
DEPARTMENT
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ITEMS,
ules! ol
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BOALSBURG
Young lL the
Laitheran 8B
Ass and
The
Young the
Men's class of
entertain at
riday
8. are ing t
arrang
Valentine
ol
social, |
Viet
£ 25 cents will §
or Grange
nN, in
WwW, Hy
apent Thur i
Dala at Oak
inge initiated
ship Tuesday,
MacIntyre of Rebersburg
the home of her grand-
1d Mrs. David Bohn
on
indmark has gone from
immense locust tree at
the town fell un-
last week.
lellefonte, was a
week
aser————
COLYER.
Goodyear
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CENTRE COUNTY
NOTES.
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HOSPITAL
rie
Naxion ¥ Ee
Wednesda
patient,
Wm
1 on
Yarnell, of
provad pas *
born
ian
Lyons
y rejoicing over
ww dav
wis 4 vp
hteg
$ born
Wednesday
sllefonte, was dis-
boing
Daw
Halen Dawson,
wim ttewd on
OT.
patient
Fosepr A
Imitted on
ent
Girn, of State College
Thursday
H
gl
as a sur
bel Hagan, of Centre
daughter of Harry Hagan,
charged on Saturday after having been |
o surgical patient,
Blain Harmon, son of Stanley Har.
mon, of State College, was admitted
on
day
ment.
Miss Sarah 1. Reed, daughter of
George Reed, of Benner township, was
admitted on Sunday as a medical pa-
tient,
Miss Catharine I. SBasskrman, daugh-
ter of Frank Sasserman, of Bellefonte,
wag admitted on Sunday for surgical
tressiment,
John KR. Hafer, of State College, was
admitted on Sunday as a surgical pa-
tent.
There wire a total of 35 patients in
the hospital at the beginning of the
weelc
Hall,
was dis-
after undergoing surgical treat
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The Conur Reporter. 51.50 a year.
LIST 16 CASES FOR CIVIL
TRIAL FEBRUARY TERM
Prothonotary Ss, Hirr has
listed sixteen civil cases for trial dur
ing the the February
of ins
Claude
gocond week of
term which Dog Monday,
M
court
wrch 2nd, follows
Unique IN
bree, trading
“Thi
term,
as
ustrating Co., vs
and ba
Shoppe.’ No. 8
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SH IEeHN ns
May
assump
doing
Blossom
1828, Ass
York
Com
ve, the New
River R. R
May t 1820
Ralph Smith
Hu
dson
rm
Todd
Hoffman
and
No
Fire “Bugs” Discovered,
I,
CC. C. A. Jolliication,
ms oA
Wins 25.00 Prize.
“The Third Castomer.™
sti
{PENN'S VALLEY FEEDER
REPORTS UNUSUAL
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SUCCESS
Dunkle Praises Wayne Feads,
for
‘vodd ore
He
Dardis
I Wayne
Riacns
jing thie
20% I
Counts y
:
thie past ves i h
Dradry Feed
with satisfac
we used
my home
y results Dur
months I used Wayne
a mem of the Centre
Testing Association Na 2
and the following figures taken from
its records show that it has been orof-
table for me to use Wayne Feeds,
{ This record began August 1, 1829, and
ended July 31, 1930 with an average of
~-12.97 cows.
Av, per cow. Total for herd
Pounds milk 9308 120700
Pounds butterfat ,, 3278 4251.5
Pet. putterfat .... 8.5
Value of product. $238.62
Cost of grain .... $51.97
Cost of roughage
and pasture ...,
Total cost of feed. ,
Return for $1 ex-
pended for feed,
Feed cost por 100
Ib, of milk
with
tor
summer
am
Cow
i her
$2003.54
21.65
154.90
410.54
2008.90
285
50
“Very truly,
“FERN T. DUNKLE.”
These foeds—-dairy, hog and poultry
~are always available at the Kerlin
Poultry Farm. Prices right. ady
sean
C. EB.
Christ
North
Gap,
noth
South
Forms Four Divisions in Centre
County,
it hi heen an objective
fan Endeavorers in Centry
me time has been
oeent n
{f the
eting of the
(
lividing | the
drawn
were
Pa
Branct
Stay home
in wintry weather!
Snow and ice
are
no barrier to
friendly chats by
TELEPHONE!
+
The modern
Jarm home has a
Telephone
Was elected, sident
Huntingdoncounty of polit
i
|
I manipul
should
ies be made
Judge
county
Public Sale Regist ter
Sale notice under this
hen 1
O ail ot
os Sc or so £0
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COURT PROCLAMATION.
Honorable M. Ward
Flex resident Judge of the Court
of Common Pleas of the 49th Judicial
District, oonsisting of the County of
{QCentre, having ilssued big precept. bear.
¢
the
fs oy
Court of Common Pleas Orphans’
Court. Oourt of Quartier Sessions of
the Peace, Oyer and Terminer and
{General Jali Delivery. in Bellefonte, for
: inty of Centre.
the Grand Jury
he Cot
»
And to convene
he Traverse
meeting of
onvene on
ry 1631
i rd
Bec nd
e
vi
Jury for
|
NOTICE is bereby given to the
Coroner. Justices of the Peace, Alder.
men and also such Oonstablea, (that
have business in their respective
districts. requiring to report to
Honorable Court) that they be then
may
time specified
records,
thelr own remembrances,
things to their
the above, with their
recognizance to
of Centre County,
Given under my hand.at Bellefonte Pa
the 18th day of January in the year o
ir Lord 1931 and
the Independence of the United States
of America.
H.
OMe,
the 155t) Cenar o
E. DUNLAP, Sheriff.
Bellefonte
MY WIFE HAS COME
LONESOME |
9
S50
Ae
a
— %
4
7
TN ame
dh
are progpects
FARM CALENDAR
included In
post
TIMELY REMINDERS FROM
* PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE
. BCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
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Inspect Garden Tools
garden
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
Clean Farrowing Pens—
"1 tte myil «
RADIO
Repair Service
nodern
prompt
Vhy depend on tin!
ess work. Give US
(ering and
a Call
SNYDER’S RADIO SHOPPE
(I. 0. 0. F. Building.)
CENTRE HALL, FA.
Polat oes-
:
The BEST Gray Hair
Resedyi is Home Made
To half pint of water add
one ounce bay rum, asmall
box of Barbo Compound
and one-fourth ounce of
glycerine. Any druggist
can pu it thisu p or you can
mix it at home at very
little cost. Apply to the
hair twice 8 week until
the de sired shade is ob-
tained. It will gradu y darken
streaked, faded or gray heir and make ft soft
and glossy. Ba 1 not color the sealp,
is pot sticky or greasy and does not rub of.
Give
{
Birds Good Care—
‘
Choose Right Trees
PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN
for nn f
mn These litle
work in the way
t anything here, from
fn “House and fx
e prs pr-line as
eol
rho w
re
‘4
g 1 Wun
hing, Camping and Trap.
wr aitss
And here's the
Famous
REMINGTON
SPORTSMAN'S
KNIFE
arta
SPECIAL
OFFER
Hunting &
¢ Tr & whole
i2 Big levees
Ls .00
FOR
Har tiom
Take Your Medicine With You
Chocolate coated tablets. Just as effec.
tive as the liquid. 98 out of 100 report
benefit,
Sold at drug stores
Lydia E. Pinkham:
Vegeta e Compound
en aaa
mony
HUNTING & FISHING &
Transit Bldg, Buster, Mass
a TTT
When You
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Have Learned
that one penny a day amounts to $3.65 in a
year, and then calculate what you can do
with the $3.65, you will soon realize what it
means to lay away even $1.00 at a time.
A SAVINGS ACCOUNT is the safe, sensible
way to lay away your dollars.
AF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.
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