THURSDAY, JULY 23, 183L THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, CORRESPONDENTS’ DEPARTMENT ® 8 5 #5. 0.0 89 a REBERSBURG. Miss Anna Zeigler, who had heer «1 to her home wail in town over the week end relatives in town for two weeks, of Friday. and on Sunday they returne to the home. tuth 2 wv. who is staying = over the week end Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wolfe and infan ighter. from Akron, Ohio, were he un on in the ting along nicely. * Mrs. Eliza Meyer and her niece Mrs Flora Limbert, from Tyrone, unt and sister of Mr. Moyer. Mrs Emma Stephen from Rochester, past week with her sister, Mrs, Chas who is employed in a in State College, was home week end and Mrs. Charles Heller, from Canton hic. are at the home of Mr. Heller's parents for their annual va- cation Sara Jane Relish spent several at the home of her grandparents jand Zettles, in Penn Hall ————————— A —————— COLYER. ror is aped ng sunt Miss BOALSBURG ITEMS, T $1: j. Haze sf the former's brother Thursday the Rishel WCOTYPanis by their guests drove Wilkes Barre to visit relatives Frank Hosterman, of Cleveland, ., is spending Ms vacation at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs, HM. M Hosterman Mrs. Wm. Rockey is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Rishel, of Pittsburgh Gerald Rishel and Miss Mary Hazel drove to Lewisburg Wednesday, where they were united in marriage. Charles Faxon left Tuesday for steugbenville, Ohio, where he has ac cepted a position tev. and Mrs HL. Wink and daugh- for are visiting friends in Gett yaburg. Miss Rachel Hunter accompanied the Gardners of State College on a drive to New Haven. Conn Miss Anna Dale spent several days! ant the home of her Un le. P. 8. Dale, at State College. a———— ATTA 15 Secure Auto Drivers’ License, ¥ifteen persons passed the learner's examination to operate a motor vehicle at the last test given in Bellefonte Eighteen applicants appeared fo the tests but three failed. Those who received their permits are ~A'ay] 4. Gellig Bellefonte: Mildred 1. Rupp. State College; Merrill Alex- ander, Julian: Blair Richard. Julian: Mrs. Anna Levi, Bellefonte, Paul Knof- singer. Pleasant Cap; Melvin Waite, Bellefonte: Oscar Miles Carter, Belle- fonte: Joseph Droege, State College; Mabel (3. Hagen, Cditre Hall; Edith Talbot, Bellefonte; Kenneth E. Emen- helser, Bellefonte; T. R. Bowers, HStaty College; Joseph Lucas, Bellefonte; J. WW. Nicholson, Spring Mills. ————————— Maines Township Teachers. The Haines tewnship school board dicted the following public pehool tegehers: Adronsburg, grammar, Ray f. DPright; intermediate, Winkleblech; primary, Mrs, P. mes; Pine Creek, C, 1B. Kreamer, Lose, WwW. J. Wirkieblech; Woodward, Harry Burd. ————— AN “Tha Borough of State College has asked the Public Service Comm 'ssion ‘ to approve the acquisition of Btate College Water Company under muni- i i i . 5 oo oo 9 - LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. FARM CALENDAR mw SNUAL . . . v - . ET "oh RA amount 1950 tax colle + TIMELY REMINDERS FROM AUDITORS’. REPORT, RBCRIPTS . . * . » o , EG of the School Pristriet of Potter Town PEXNSYLYANIA STATE SOL Eon ship, for the school geur ending July 6, Balance on hand July 1 SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE 05) : : 4 6 #4 8 5 5 oo 8 ve =» ——— Taxes iniss Non-resident uit ' "pe op . Sinte appropriation Harvest Vegetables— PAXATION Other receipts : ; . . Assessed valuation of taxable Snap beans, lima beans, peas and property : 8725000 00 Total receipts ’ ' sweet cor teriorate gality §¢ not! Number of mills levied .....,... 10 iy mor aE as BAG weet corn deteriorate in quality if Bol uf het oapits TAF rss.sins, : 00 CURRENT EXPENSES ' ) . Amount of School Tax General Control (A) maturity. Gren onldns, radishes, turn-| so ount fevied 4 pl, TX doves 0 Secretary salary and postage reasirer harvested soon after reaching edible fps, carrots, beets, asparagus, rhubarb, | Net amount of tax ¢ $16 75 1 uition . HN koh! rabi, parsley. leaf lettuce, spin- REC EIPTS Tax collector ach. kale, mustard, Swisy chard, and] Balance on hand July 10, .... 190 281 Auditors v HV Is S00 Hier vii NN New Zeland spinach may be harvested Xe poral . > . oi 00 Other Tyo as soon as edible portions reach a falr axe «000 BNEGT0 0 sine Ho 12 Protect Potato Crop— and frequet i i t i pri £A) Save Young t choking weds reves they are overtopping Help Calves to Grow— Tota Spring calves, for best results In} Operati growth and development, should be Ft kept in the barn during ths summer: Janitors and providei with an abundance of good feel. fresh water, and comfortable quarters RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES RESOURCES ..§ 2676 hen house not only helps to control worm infestation but keeps eggs clean er. a Potato Growers— Plan now to attend the big Potato Exposition at the Pennsylvania State THOS. LL. MOORE LETTIE PRUNGART JOHN WHITEMAN 1d Auditors BIDS WANTED. ASSETS PUBLIC SALE REGISTER. SATURDAY. JULY 25, at ) P LIABILITIES EDW. B. BAILEY, Sex HH. FF. MUSSER, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Jd. PF. TREASTER. J. E, BUBB, Auditors AUDITORS REPORT, undersigned, DMietrict of Contre 13 Bor. to the & re requested thentiested for settl TAXATION . y ro JORDON 1841 Oth Anniversary dale of FURNITURE and Rugs A Guaranteed Saving of 20 to 50 Per(t. LOWEST PRICES IN 15 YEARS. For nearly a century four generations of Brachbills have zealously main- tained the Brachbill tradition of Finest Quality. On this our Ninetieth An- niversary we desire to thank the Public for the steadily increasing patronage which has made possible the long life of this Store. Shop, Compare and Be Convinced that the following Anniversary Specials offer the greatest values in Central Penna. Good Insulation Vital Factor in Refrigeration. HIDDEN MATERIAL KEEPS OUT HEAT THAT ENDANGERS PERISH- ABLE FOOD STUFFS, DECLARES LOCAL DEALER To thelr own regret too many pur- that Keeps f electric refrigerators fal] to HE in 10 harm MN iood Th ine i chasers © realize or take into consideration ihe vital part insulation plays in the oper- ation of a modern rigers clares WW. A an “tx 44 dealer. Because the Insuls pletely hidden within the refrigerator, he says not es 1 Know POL fuis Operating Costs, Keeps Heat Out, C. N. KRYDER, Agent CENTRE HALL 5 = — THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Mary Brown Gets A Permanent ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS ANNIVEHSARY SALE PRICE Heavy Blue or Rose 24x48 in. Oval Rag Rug $ 1.00 Good Quality 27x62 inch Axminster Rugs . . 1.85 Genuine Bigelow Sanford 9x12 Axminster Rugs 23.50 Guaranteed Helical Top tted Bed Springs, $15.00 Value 9.50 Fiber Reed 3-Piece Living Room Suite, Velour Upholstering 46.50 Large Size Oriental Walnut 4-Piece Bedroom Suite - 94.50 9-Piece Dining Room Suite, “55.1.2, ces 4 3 108,00 Overstuffed Living Room Suite, in High Grade Veloars, 112.00 Full Spring econstruction—Dapenport, English Lounge and Button-back Chalrs—a Large Roomy Suite. ALL THE ABOVE ITEMS FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK. This Sale Opens July 24. Positively Closes August 8 W. R. BRACHBILL, Spring Street 5 BELLEFONTE 1841 Tr Nh os nership, <ipal awpergh Mary is a charming girl from a farm that is not yet electrified. But does that keep her from looking her best? Not in this day and age. Mary is getting a permanent. And dozens of times today electricity will be of service to her « ; « drying her, ir, running the Tans, heating the irons. Bi This invaluable service; available in all | progressive communities at all times is just one of the many ways electricity comes to you cheaply, certainly, because dozens of electric generators in many stations are. interconnected. You can depend upon an interconnected system and the experienced men behind ig," - WEST PENN POWER!CO)
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