THE
LUUAL AND PERSONAL.
W. P. Breon of Millheim was a caller
at this office on Tuesday morning
Mrs. G. Alfred Crawford, of town,
who has been seriously {ll for several
weeks, is reported as slightly improv
ing.
Save from 20 to 50 per cent, during
the 90th Anniversary Sale of Furniture
and Rugs at W. R. Brachhill's Furni
ture Store, Bellefonte. adv
Mr. and Mrs. F. V.
accompanied by thelr daughter, Mrs
Jerry Confer, of Belleville, motored to
Philipsburg on Saturday.
Jodon, of town
The George Horner reunion will be
held Saturday, August 1st, at Grange
Park, Centre Hall, in the Junior
Farmers’ building. All friends and
relatives invited to attend,
Under the new gasoline tax law
there are no exceptions made to any
one except the U, 8. Even the Come
monwealth of Pennsylvania must pay
tax the same as a private individual
Mrs. J. J.
sons avid and Kelvan.
at Downers Grove, a Chi-
They were called |}
uncle, John B. Fo
Spangler and two small
returned to
long resident
health during
Years, was
Hospital
Information
Stove |
use of
Trooper D
held before
Hall.
Hayes Ralston and wife and James
B. Brooks and wife accompanied Geo.
Vogt to his former home in Wilkes-
Barre, where the latter went to wisit
his wife an baby daughter, Jane
Crockett,
Dr, Harshbarger came to Millheim
on Monday to remain permanently. He
former! practiced it
In Millheim he will live in the Mrs
Frank Smith property
Thompsontown
western
section of town.
Miriam. two-year-old «
and Mrs. James Fou
pawn mower
wpeful spirit,
» Noll, R. N.. of Pleasant
wticing her profession
i
developed te
an 1
icitis on BSBaturday a
vas immediately oparat
hospital. Sunday
Mrs, W. H. Noll,
young lady, with Hugh
M. Smith, of town, at the wheel. mot-
ored to the hospital to be with her ov
Her condition at present
favorable,
parents of the
er the crisis
is very
Recent guests entertained at the
home of Mr and Mrs. Thos 1. Moore
were Mrs. Winifred Loveland and Miss
Ruth E. Loveland, of Hershey, Miss
Loveland is the art superVisor in the
Hershey schools and if fioW taking
graduate work at State College. Ken
neth I. Boyer was also a week-end
guest, Mr. Boyer is a graduate of
Muhlenburg College and now holds the
responsible position of lHght engineer
in the Pennsylvania Power and Light
Company, located in Allentown.
Henry M. Hosterman and Wm. C.
Nevi, of Poalsburg, were callers at
this office last week in the interest of
the estate of the late Wesly Nevil, late
of Potter township, deceased, the form
er being the administrator, The Nev.
il property will be sold at public sale
on August 15th as advertised in this
issue, Mr. Hosterman, long a school
teacher in Centre county, since discon:
tinuing the practice of that profession,
in engaged In the office of the purchas-
ing agent for Penn State.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Knarr entertain
ed during the past week the following
friends and relatives: Mrs, Luke Swab
and two children. of Pittgburgh: Mrs
Ebon Bower, of Bellefonte; Mra, Le
nora Burd, of Millheim: Mr, and Mrs,
Ed. Franke and two children, of Bal
timore, Md.; Mrs, Philip Gross and two
children, of Bellefonte; Miss Bettie
Burrell, of Lock Haven: Mrs, Clam
Meeker, of Bellefonte; Mr. and Mrs,
Cloyd Hewett and two children, of Al.
toona. One of the Hewett children is
remaining at the Knarr homie for the
week,
msn ONION. LOW NGI SC bh A SY,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Miss Mary Potter had her town
property occupied by her, reroofed
Ernest
teach one of the grades in the main
school house in Pleasant Gap.
Guy Brooks, farmer on the W, 8.
Brooks farm, west of town, recently
lost two work horses by death,
Coleman Wingard, postmaster at
Spring Mills, began the erection of a
post office building on the Krape site,
A mountain mink was caught in a
rat trap in the cellar at the home of
Garman Matter, in town,
Mr. and Mrs. B. W Hazel and son
Earl, of Youngstown, were recent vis-
itors at the RR. M. Smith home.
Nrs, C. A, Krape, of Spring Mills,
who had been confined to bed on ac-
count of sickness, is able to be about
the housdg again
J, 8. Boozer and family occupied
Sunset club house for the past ten
days and during that time entertained
number of friends.
Miss Anna fortney wil hold
: 3 the
office on handing printer
tha for he auditors port of
Harris Towns
will appear in
The Willing Workers of the
an Sunday School, held their month)
at the home of Gladys Keller,
The following
first meq
hands
of it: those
rement early have
wothing for their labor, but
got Lack thelr deposits In wages. There
iz no prospect of the plant being oper.
ated in the future,
.
PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN
FOR SALE. ABC electric washer
reasonable price~Mre . Della Reiber,
Centre Hall,
.
WANTED A dependable man to
learn the grocery business. Promising
future for the right man. Address
W. W. care of this paper.
FOR SALE. ~l-horse wagon, 1-horse
plow, cultivator, in good condition. —
F. PP. Auman. Spring Mills,
FOR SALE-—A quantity of purple
top turnips, nice quality Harry Reish,
Centre Hall,
LOST « Weekend case, between
Pleasart Gap and Old Fort; initials M,
M. K. on case; reward-—-Margaret Kel
ler, Pleasant Gap.
FOR SALE OR RENT ~—A good
building, about 20x25 feet In size, locat-
ed on Grange Park, and used for some
years as a sales stand-Inquire of W.
H. Homan, Centre Hall 3t,028
COAL~~WIiil deliver bituminous and
cannel coal from Snow Shoe and Phil.
ipsburg mines at following prices: $4
to $4.40 for bituminous, net ton; $5.75
for cannel, net ton~H, W. Wagner,
Boalsburg;: phone 34R2. 027
FOR SALE-Freshman radio, bat.
tery set, with good strong battery and
electric charger~—Mrs. MM. BE. Strohm,
Cantrg Hall,
WANTED--Market chickens of all
kinds; tankage sokl, $2.00 per owt
A. M. Reigel, Centre Hall; phone 11.
Ra, iu
HALL, PA,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Thelma lobine
Joseph George Donahey Centre Hall
Anna Pauline Fohringer,.. Centre Hall
Blanchard A. Parson
Mary Eves
Penn, Furnace
Warriors Mark
John Lixik . Grass Flat
Anna Korman yon
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Gold Star Mothers Sal} for France.
of Bellefonte, sailed Wednesday on the
U. 8. 8. Roosevelt to France with
will visit their sons’ graves in France,
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
The undersigned administrator of
Wesley Nevil will sell at public Raia,
on the premises. two miles south of
yer. and six floes south of Centre
inPotter township, Centre county,
on
SATURDAY
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
For Treasurer,
HOBER']
For Sheriff,
For Sherif,
Orisa ¥ ¥
MER BRBEON, Be
Por 1} ;
For Recorder,
County Commissioner
WW $0¢ *
IHN 8 SPEARLAY
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REFUBLICAN PARTY
For Sheriff,
We are authorized to announce the name
of I. FRANK MAYES, of College town.
ship. as a candidate for Sheriff of Cen
tre county, }
ing the Republican Party of Centre coun-
ty at the primary to be held on Tuesday,
Beptember 15th, 1931.
For Treasurer,
We are authorised to announce the name
of 0, G. MORGAN, of Bellefonte Boro,
as a candidate for Treasurer of Centre
county, ®nbjeet to the rales governing
the Hepublicans Party of Centre county
at the primary to be held on Tuesday,
September 15, 1031.
For Treasurer,
I hereby announce mymeif as a candi
date for the office of Treasurer of Cen
tre County, subject to the rules govern.
ing the Republican primaries to be held
Tuesday, September 10, 1831.
C. C. SHUEY.
Treasurer,
We are authorized to announces the name
of PHILIP E. WOMELSDORF, of Phil
ipsburg, as a candidate for Treasurer of
Contre county, subject to the rules gov-
groing the Republican primaries to be
held Toesday, September 6, 1831.
For Register,
We are authorised to announce the
same of HAROLD D, COWHER, of Belle:
fonte, as a candidate for Register of
Wills and Clerk of the Orphans Court
of Centre county, subject to the rules
governing the Republican party of Centre
county. at its primary to be held Tues
day, September 156th, 091,
RADIO
We are prepared in a modern
up-to-date Shop to give prompt
and efficient service on all makes
of Radio Sets, at Reasonable
Prices,
Why depend on tinkering and
guess work, Give US a eall,
SGNYDER'S RADIO SHOPPE
(I. 0. O. ¥F. Bullding.)
CENTRE HALL, FA.
Service
To
JULY
some of the finest bargains,
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR YOU to select
$1.95
palrs—Values to #500,
89c 89c
MEN'S OVERALLS
Exceptional values Extra heavy, triple-stitched.
$4.95
$4.95 $4.95
Don’t Delay !
Buy and Save
MILLHEIM
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
PROBAK- not
a sour blade
PREVENT those
TERRIBLE
HEAD COLDS
you cando it
Zonite disinfects
the nose, mouth
apd throat. An
gotiveger ide.
Use regularly
and you won't
have colds.
SINIE H. HOY
3
BELLEFONTE, PA.
For SHERIFF
OF CENTRE COUNTY.
Your Vote and Support
Solicited,
Respectfully
¢. Loui
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