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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Daniel Daup is driving a new Dedge-
Bix sedan,
Ripka, of Milroy, a
Tuesday.
H. Lingle
Park Sunday
George H, was
risitor in town on
Mr. and Mrs, William
Subury, drove to Grange
and took dinner there.
of
Mrs, Rebecca Wolf and children, who
had been at the Fortney homes at Tus.
seyville for some time, returned to her
fo in Juniata.
Mrs. J, 8. Getchell and children.
Uniontown; have been with her mother,
Mrs. Dollie Brungart, during the past
week.
of
Mrs. C. J.
her
Schaffer, of Altoona, is with |
sister, Mrs Leister, her
brother, Lanson Burris. in Mrs,
Schaffer and Mrs. Leister planning
to visit their other h
Jurris, in Lancaster,
Clara and
town.
are
brother, Charles S.
will
Park
local dal
Girt
Curtis B. Refber,
distribute
rvinan,
circulars on ge
this week, calling attentiom to deliver-
he will
daily from 7
ground
deliv
the
M
make on
to 8 A
request,
ies falr
earlier
on
ern States, °
China Grove
visit Mrs, Cor
Keller and fa nily.
The
was favored by
abeth Hoy
gle Hoy, of
Mingle,
Mingle,
young
Reporter, Monday
from
morning, |
Miss El
Anna Min.
i and Phill
Mrs, W, Gro
, dan f Mrs
SO
of I
people
The f
ternal org
fine,
with
{ he Philips ho-
urg. Friday evening. The |
ending speaker was Gen. Martin, trea i
rer of the Pennsylvania. The |
gathering w attended by R. M. Smith,
Daniel Daup, Jr. T F. Delaney
M. Fisher, representing First Na
tional Bank H. ¥. Erdley. A. B
Lee, T. J. Decker and J, H. Rishel of
the Spring Mills National; 8. W. Gram-
Mr R, 8. Btover
Millheim National Bank and Trust Co.
and Curtis M. Bierly and Mr. Mever
the Reébersburg State Bank,
A fire
Mills a
which
Hyves
State of
is
and F
the
here;
ley, Smith and of the
4
oi
origin of |
Decker, who
of Long's
large number
infested the garret of
home. To rid the place of the
the tiny nests along the rafters
were singed. After completing the op-
and himsely that
embers were Jeft. Mr. Decker left
garret. In a shorgy time smoke
seen coming through the shingle
Mr, Decker informed and
John Meyer quickly went to the
and extinguished the before
property damage was
wa# narrowly fverted In Spring
f days the
WwW
ow “go,
was peculiar. J
in the vicir
annoyed by =a
that had
store,
was of
waspa
hie
wasps
eration assuring no
the
was |
rout
with
attic
any
was
fire
done,
$ Miss Anna Jane Musser, of Mil Hall, |
of Mr. Mrs,
Musser, a frequent visitor at the Good-
hart home here. was rather seriously
injured In an automobile accident
cently, Bhe was visiting with rela:
tives In Tyrone and together wity a
young lady and her gentleman friend, |
started for Altoona. At Bellwood an |
insurance agent driving a car lost his |
hearings through a strong light on a
passing car and hit the car Miss Mus.
ser was a passenger in, Which car had
driven to the side of the road to avoid
a collision. The young lady was cut
on the chin, the gash requiring ten |
stitches, and also received a but un-
der the right eye. Both arms were
also injured, the left arm having be-
come useless the following morning,
but since has become near normal,
I ILRI EI ASN,
a daughter and talph
“Ea
i
Miss
visiting
Leister, in
Prof. IL.
Stanley
Philadelphia,
they will be
E. MM. Buckwalter,
secretary of the
Company, and father
witlter, of Cincinnati,
Mr,
Rev, Doctor Noah E, Yeiser, of
will speak the regular services
in the Methodist church at Centre Hal)
and at Sprucetown and give the pro
hibition moving picture, ‘The Last
Raid of Sheriff Kendall Linn Coun-
ty" at Spring Mills, August 30
Hebers!
Mrs, Clara
Evelyn Blerly. of
her grandmother,
this place.
urg,
is
O. Packer and Mr
Tuesday,
until
Mre
drove to
Thursday
of Mr. and Mrs,
Mr. Buckwalter is
Philadelphia Electric
of Frank Buck-
Ohio, whose wife
Packer.
and
Brooks, on
where
guests
is a daughter of
The
at
of
Mirs, Bell
mn
Daniel Gress,
by
of
auto «
Rev, and
Ohio. arrived here
aire,
remained until
first
vacationing
Tuesday evening and
today (Thursday.) Since the of
month they have been
in various parts of Pennsylvania and
¥
adjoining States, Rev. Gress, almost
pastor of the
» and ha
among
A SR SA
Rattler Hunts Woods Mice,
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
For Treasurer
nat
Sheriff,
For Recorder,
County Commissioner,
Ye are authorized to an
8. WOMER. or Rush
y candidate for the nomination
that
in
ounce
Township,
Commissioner, subj
Democrat
131
verning the
Primaries to be held Sept, 15 1
County Commissioner,
anthorized to amnounce that
BRUNGART, of Miles Town-
for nomination for
We are
J. VICTOR
ship, is a candidate
the office of Commissioner of Centre
County, on the Demnocratic ticket, sabject
to the decision of the voters of the party
Primaries to be held
Tuesday, September 15, 1981
County Commissioner,
We are authorized to announce that
JOHN 8. SPEARLY of § £ Township
is a candidate for nomination for the of-
fice of Commissioner of Centre county,
the Democratic ticket, subject to the
decision of the voters of the party as ex-
pressed at the Primaries to be beld Tues
day, Sept. 15, 1831
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REPUBLICAN PARTY
For Sheriff,
We are authorized to announce the name
of I. FRANK MAYES, of College town-
ship, as a candidate for Sheriff of Con
subject to the rules govern
ing the Republican Party of Centre coun-
ty at the piimary to be held ou Tuesday,
Beptember 156th, 103L
For Treasurer,
We are authorized to announce the name
of 0, G. MORGAN, of Bellefonte Bore,
as a candidate for Treasurer of Centre
Sounty, subject to the rules governing
the Republican Party of Centre county
at the primary to be held on Tuesday,
September 15, 1931.
For Treasurer,
1 hereby announce myself as a candi.
date for the office of Treasurer of Cen.
subject to the rules govern
ing the ublican primaries to be held
Tuesday, September 15, 1631.
C. CC, SHUEY.
For Treasurer,
We are authorized to announce the name
of PHILIP BE. WOMELSDORF, of Phil
ipshurg, as a eandidate for Treasurer of
tre Spunty, subject to the rules gov.
erning the epublican primaries to be
held Tuesday, September 15, 1981.
For Register,
are authorized to a
oo
nate ot HAROLD nh. 0 i Be of :
Belle.
of
Southern Farmer Tells of Conditions,
Wa
right
all know that times are
now, but rot many of us have |
out the cause for such |
A
eer recently took time to go over the
really figured
& condition Tennesgea mountain
matter and then wrote his conclusions
follows: {
to his local paper, a |
Mr. Editor: There
talk our so-called
believe ‘tis
duty to write my views on the same |
help
possible
geems vo be
Re-
Dear
80 much about
|
publican prosperity, 1 my |
|
and to analyze the situations as
far as we can make
BOS up |
{
our |
had {
Hving and so forth,
our minds we otter change
ways of
I have taken my own for in- |
Casa
stance, and 1 ses my mistakes and
others have acted likewise. 1
Ford
out,
many
bought a instead of a farm, and
it is worn bug the farm 1 figured
I invested in a radio
and the radio gives
We
Your
ome
Things
tannot
sugeest that You Patronlze
Home Stores First and
to Boost«r Stores for the
Your Home Merchants
Supply.
ALTOONA BOOSTER STORES
School Needs
of All Kinds
for
Boys and Girls
Can Be Selected to Best
Advantage |
ALTOONA
BOOSTER
STORES
Every Wednesday
is
“Suburban Day”
IN
Altoona
Booster Stores
Closed
Tharsday Afternoons
During August,
ATTEND THE
ALTOONA
Speedway RACES
Labor Day
September 7
Altoona
Booster Association
hard times
last fall
If 1 had spent my
instead
caught me In bad shape
last $1060 for flour
IL. I'd
garage
have been
Inst
of gas and of
built a nice Year
a 1
loafed in the mountains a week or two
Jitty-Namel
Demonstration.
WED. & THURS., AUG. 26 & 27
At Grange Fair
Visit Our Display and Receive a
30c Can of JIFFY-NAMEL
FOR 10c
HOSTERMAN & STOVER CO.
MILLHEIM
instead of covering my barn an
instead
it
being in fixing
BO'S my cow won't get out, but she's
and mortgaged to for
blankets my wife bought from an ag-
ent instead of paying the preacher,
ain't
of ther pasture
boot two
I'm on a cash basis now, but I
got no cash,
The Cenure Reporter. $1.50 a year
INSURANCE a
REAL ESTATE
WANT TO BUY
OR SELL ?
SEE US FIRST.
C. D. BARTHOLOMEW
CENTRE HALL, PA.
PICNIC WEEK
Just a few more days and Grange Week will be with us. We
is here.
Lot of
Dresses
Palm Beach
Clothes
3195 $4.95
BUY NOW PRICES LOWER QUALITY HIGHER
NIEMANS DEPARTMENT STORE
“WHERE YOUR DOLLARS
GO FARTHEST”
MILLHEIM
8 YEARS OLD, AND GROWING BIGGER
and BETTER EVERY YEAR.
Grange Encampment
AND
Centre Co. Fair
70 Acres of Beautiful Grounds, All Devoted
to Camping and Exhibitions
GRANGE PARK, CENTRE HALL, PA.
August 22 to 28, 1931
450 Families Spending the Week in Tents.
Thousands Attending Daily to View Splendid Attractions
and Enjoy Varied Amusements.
BIG IMPLEMENT DISPLAY.
HORTICULTURAL and AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITS
IMMENSE STOCK and POULTRY DISPLAY
SPEAKERS of STATE and AL REPUTA.-
HEA TION. Hon. E. B. Dorsett, Master Fenna. State Grange,
on Thursday. Hon. John A. McSparran, Secretary of
Agriculture, and others.
BAND CONCERTS, GRANGE PLAYS, ETC.
Admission (Entire Week) - - - - B5OC
50c Charged for Parking Automobiles.
ALL TRAINS STOP AT GRANGE PARK.
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