THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1931.
CORRESPONDENTS’
DEPARTMENT
*« »
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SPRING MILLS
Mr. Mom D. DG. M, and staff,
Pleasant Gap, installed the offic
Mills lodge No. 537, I. O, O, Fa
and the following
with 28-year
Jewels at the same time: W,
FH. M. Allison, G. N. Wolfe,
MoCool. and 0. A. Jamison, Rev.
of State College made the
which done
of
rs of
or
de
Spring
last Friday
members
evening,
were presented
Veteran
A. Sones,
J. T.
Ww. C.
presentation
very Impure
The Spring Mills Water
extended its pipe line to
grist mill and will now be
supply of water
y line,
wil]
Blery
speech, wns
ssively.
company has
the Fetterolf
able to give
of
mped
€emi-
out
In case
be
ly
sh and
nother
and
Mr
the latter’
1. Boyer
The re
held at
his 70th
spent very
up
Balir's
Lewisburg
W. Straver visited
and Mrs, C.
Mackeyville.
party
being
wns
birthday
“John Bair, it
The evening
The party was
iis daughters and a few
and friends,
He had been away
of the
meantime friends
arrived home
aos around he re
markges« "hat does this all “mean?”
A little later he ¢ “Oh, I know
now.” The following is a list of those
present: Mr. and Mrs, R. P. Strouse
and sons John and Clyde; Roy Balr,
Mr. and Mrs. George Zerby and Miss
wrt and el Rau:
wEe
gotten
of Mr
and was a
during
and
in and
ticed so any
3
1
neighbors
‘prise,
part evening
3 Ar
the early
ir
ir the gathered
he no-
sald
ifidren
Ged
Donald,
Maal
“Ken neth.
Mr. and Mrs
Jean:
Mrs
Ruth
ren Ray,
wind Robert;
little
and
Ernest
Char-
and
(iene
shultz and
P
leg and
Dorothy William
Mrs 1
evening
William
King.
larence
daughter.
very
refreshments
fisted of
After
na of the
tzell
and =a lot of
gerved
Aansberry
was spent pleas an
were
Cons
m
ret
entertainment
imental
ir many
instr
4 usc
B
+ 4
it
vocal
wishing
rather a late
BOALSBURG ITEMS,
Mr. and Mrs
ton, the
of Mr EE,
Dr. W. W and
companied Mr, Mrs
of WatSontown. on a drive to
where they visited Dr
Glenn.
Rev. H
after a fe
and
Dr, and
ishurg,
week.
Miss
George Stuart {
week-end at the home
Stuart
Woods
spen t
mother ac:
James
Eradford
and Mrs. T. O
and Brysor
I. Wink retu
ned
visit with
Saturday
days his wife
ter
Mrs
visited
at Getty
Henry
friends
daugh shurg
Bitner. of Lew.
in town last
Mary M. Hoffer,
spending some
in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrp. Harvey
Elmira, N. Y." were In town
week-end.
Lester
Ham
Friday
The
State
aanong
of Col-
lege, is time
friends
Mowery,
over the
Brouse,
went by
morning,
Women's «
hold their regul
» of Mra, WW. W,
Linden Ha on Saturday
Ww LA Rockey
(quite : i fi
accompanied by Frank
‘plane to Gettysburg,
lass of Lutheran
ar meeting
White near
afternoon
18 Doon
the
8
at the
.
. wr
ho
Mra who ha
month. is able to spend
part of wh day down 4
Mra C M Dale
guests of Miss Ann
the
of
a Dale
Mr
i ©1 anniversary of the
eo of Rev. W. J. Wagner, of the Boals-
'¢ Lutheran charge, Will be celabrat-
Sunday, October 18. The morning
will be held in Zion church,
Boalsburg. at 10:30; the sermon will be
preached by Rev. John “Wagner
Hudson Heights, N. J. The evening
gervice will be held in St. Mark's
church at Pleasant Gap, at 7:30. The
sermon wil] be preached by Rev. John
Harkins, of 8tate College
WHITEWASHING
and SPRAYING
Dairy Barns a Specialty.
Modern and Efficient
Equipment.
WORK GUARATEED,
EDWARD DURST
Phong 2RI.
CENTRE HALL
gt or
pa
gervice
of
038,4t
a. A HM ue.
CHURCH
MEETING
Sesslons of West Susquehanna |
Held at Boalsburg, Re-
Delegates,
REFORMED '
CLOSED |
Fall
Classis,
viewed by
Fall
meeting of
Classis of the
Tuesday evening
Reformed
Reformed church
represented by Rev,
76th annual |
Susquehanna
eformed church vlosed
last week at the
Boalsburg. The
Centre Hall was
D. R. Keener,
Musser, and D kK. Keller;
charge by Rev, red Gries
8. Mosser; Rebersburg
Miller and John
seasion of the
the West
The
of
it
of
church
Clarerce
Aaronshburg
ing and Samuel
charge by Rev. A. J.
A. Bhreckengast.
The meeting was to the con-
sideration of the work the church
a whole A survey of the State of
owed that the Re-
ation has red from
: rtunities
given
of
iN 2
while
suff
opp
urch sh
denom
a oh
rmed
sod
inet
men,
The
prepare
hymns and Songs
evening service
a
such
of
pamphlet
for
the
id not contain a sufficle
a type of hymns.
education received
and the
optional
author:
nt
suitable
use at an
ized hymnal
number of
Religious
erabla attention
work done commended
general opinion was that a
tion of the present method
essary.
d-
aggressive
the
but
simpliie.
cons
wns
A~
was
ner
rn —— A PS SASS
* * * ® * ®
FARM CALENDAR
* TIMELY REMINDERS FROM
* PENNSYLVANIA STATE CORLEGE
SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
“$6 5 0 0 5 00 9 » > 0
Burn Garden Trash—
and rE
id
Hine
rari.
8.1
Veg
A
nid the
Treat Stored Wheat—
freeing and
oh has a tem.
SETTER 3
Hum ven.
shren.
perature
heft, dry mie
tiation
Weed Out Poor Stock
Scrub Bulls are a prolific source of
geruh cone n Weed ou cows hy Dre
venting th
Ins
wipe
em from coming into exist.
anes the
herd
ostigata the of
sons if
breeding
to it is poss
him to improve
If he
standard
tha wor
the herd
that
eannot
weed him
Produee Quality Eggs
ing quality eggs i help
»
or § lav.
far
water fountains ard hen
neat for every 4
Toate the nests as nn
Om
exit doors
Proteet from Rast
Grease than
ing plowshares from rust
are stored for the winter,
is better oil
for protect.
when they
The Centre Raporiar., $1.50 a year.
PENN Y- .A-WORD COLUMN
ie pays for a fourline
wlumn, These Iitlle ade. are wonder
workers Im the way of results. Adver-
fae anything here, from a “Help Wanted”
to 8 “House and Ls for Sale”
ad, In this
young oow.— |
F. Williams, Centre Hall,
FOR R ENT- “Five unfurnished rooms
rent reasonable. Inquire Old Fort
toad Stand. i
FOR cmd J tober is hei re;
your for
dropped aphlos
a
8 ALE. put in
order winter
for
shel -
apples; also,
cider, all you
want
at 10e¢ per bu Harry Dingess.
FOR
miuie
ng I
Ding wy
and a
cheap
SALE. —]
nile,
a he
bought
them ~Harry
have
can be
use for
Hall,
ES
have
os, Cent
no
ro
CIDER FPRESS-My cider press at
Tusseyville will be in operation every
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday .~C.
A Miller, Centre Hall,
CIDE R PRESS at Centmp Hal Sta- |
tion operates every Tuesday and Thurs. |
day until further notice.~Clyde Dut- |
row, Centre Hall, 038 |
PROPERTY FOR BALE. Dwelling
house, with all modern converdences;
price reasonable. Property located at
126 Hartswick Ave, Btate College. Ap-
ply of Charles H. Breon, S8tate College,
Pa. 037.3
CHEAP I.AND WANTED-Three to
fifteen acres of cheap cleared land,
with or without bullding. within ten
miles of Centre Hall Location. water,
roads, quality of land (no swamp) not
essential HE, I. Ebright, Centre Hall
WANTED-Market chickens of all
kinds; tgnkage soM, $2.00 per owt--
A. M. Reigel, Contre Hall; phone 11-
Ra, 4:
FOR BALE~Two work horses, weigh
1400 the, esch: also, 60 suckling pigs.
RR. Wolf, Centre Hall; phone
176R31L.
Nature Provided for
“Cold Storage” Pussy
Ope day the local carpenter, who
had taken a job In the City, came to
me. He had under his arm one
of the oddest little kittens I've ever
geen, Apparently a longehalred white
it didn't look like a Persian, It didn’t
look like anything T'd ever seen
fore. More than sapything
looked like a polar bear's cub.
“What kind of a cat Is this?"
asked him.
“This here is a cold storage cat,
“A what? 1 erled, thinking of frozen
eres and defunct chicken, Cold
its somewhat slekiy
see
it
glue,
glar
age was in in
fancy then
ngo” he explah
“the cold storage warenouse Im
in' for! k It ys lot of etits to kik
\
1
1 3
of] T6 see Lien
ort-hiniveds, «= Aara
irday Evening Post
First Book on Fishing
Credited to a Woman
that was pubiistied
} nnd was writ
in
abot
ien
st. Alban’'s
s time the ols were busy mi
American
% Of
heir coveries
fu:
but very litle since
authoress, Thomas
fly-caster
According
anthoress monly known, "the
sport Is followed for its
sake and not inercepary gala.
the thirteen flies described In
V 2
hook, in cou use
Own
"A
hoy
i f mon to
Mr. Juli said
Walton's Com
classic that
any a
orl
tion
now
eat Angler, “the only
ever been written on
written in 1663. An
the time of publiea-
nhout 17 pence and
a price around $2,500,
sport
ginal «
Wis
realizes
Saving the Sequoias
r to pr last of the
tion to » one for
There are n }
genuolns add
hot
proves
Yosemite
of them
tree
is named
of the
tional
fa
which =
whi
three
thie N
i
3
contains the
hrateh
through
Wawo
ad
oa
runs.
AE
motor ro
Uses of Education
Bees cull their several sweets from
this flower and that blossom, here and
there where they find them, but them.
gelves afterwards make the honey,
which is all and purely their own, and
several fragments he borrows from
others, he will transform and shuffle
together to compile a work that shall
be absolutely his own; that is to say,
his judgment; his Instruction, labor,
and study tend to nothing else but to
form that. He Is not obliged to dis
cover whence he got the materials that
have assisted him, but only to produce
what he has himself done with them.
~Montaigne in “Of Education.”
PROBAK-nor
a sour blade
inn a million
Look at the label of your paper thls
week, If you pald on subseription, cred-
it should be shown. If the figures in.
dicate Indebtedness to us, we would ap-
preclate a remittance,
a———————————
COLYER.
who holds a
Associated Ge
in
good
pnd
#113
Le
WwW. Cooney
with the
company
ents
George
position i
Flectri
prised
M. Cooney,
Radiola, and
to instal] I
the
Johnstown
Mr Mrs
gsevding them a
home Sat
! One
his pa and
by new
rday
of its
Ine on
kind in
dedi —
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
John M
SALE REGISTER.
——————
PUBLIC
OCTOBER 28, at 9:00
or
on the
Three
34
ents,
Pine Grove Mills,
6 miles Stata College,
HH
LOTECE, 4
Goss farm
Mules,
AU DITOR’ 8 NOTICE,
he Ma of
ASSIE od § C
Estate of >
WwW. J. Walker, «
Miles Townships
In the Court of
Pleas o
County,
tha mon
entre
ns
Nao
r |
Te May
118
Term,
hereby ths
_apivoi
given
nfed tl
{een
Potters
oker Val
" OCTOBE
lock P
Fuage
ne
i
tone
i ale in the
of
$
Centre
tI
described o-wit
BEGINNING at stones at the
of th above des
Sou
ribed
MIT -
of InsyIivania thence
west
ner
premises at line {f land of th {
monwealith
North 68%
cornet thence
degrees East 503 rods to
South 24% degrees East
along ands of sald Commonwealth 21.3
rods corner thence again along
lands of the sald Commonwealth South
63% degrees East. €6 rods to corner:
North along lands of the same
degrees East 41.5 rods to corner;
North along lands of same, 87%
East 1169 rods to corner;
thence along lands of same North 24%
degrees West 17.5 rods to corner,
thence along lands of same North 67%
degrees East 1404 rods to stones;
thence alomg lands of same North 63
degrees East 148 rods to stone corn:
along lands of same North
degrees West §5 rods to stone corn.
thence South
degrees gone
same
to
the
24%
thence
degrees
noe
thence
slong lands of same
West 145 Tods to
thence along lands of
24% degrees West 5 rods
thenee North along lands
3% degrees East 50.3
thence North 24%
lands of John Ripka,
thence South
Estate
corner;
to
of
rods
dee
oarner
Brockerhoff
degrees West
thence South 24%
other lands of John D
ed, 124 rods to middle
thence along middle of sald public
road, South 69 dgrees West 208 rods
to point in said road; thence again
along middle of sald road North 86%
degrees West 36 rods to point if said
road; thence South along other land
of the said John D. Decker, 58 degrees
Bast 33 rods to large dead cherry;
thence again along other lands of the
sald Decker, South 84% degrees West
136 rods“to corner of what is Known
as the Kelley line; thence Bouth along
sald Kelley line 24% degrees East 263
rods to stones, the place of beginning.
CONTAINING, according to sald sur.
vey, 676 ACRES, more or less.
Notice is hereby given that Logan
M. Decker, Administrator of the . Es
tate of John DD. Decker, deceased, will
be a bidder at sald sale.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent of
the purchtse money to be paid on day
of sale, and the balance In cash upon
delivery of deed.
a LOGAN M. DECKER.
Administrator of the Estate of
John D, Decker, deceased.
4
298.8 rods to sts
degrees
Decker,
of public road;
nes;
along
deceans
Yast
dtodd
ms
of
»
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mat
WHO PAYS?
pays when you
wicident?
but why
Look at the label of your paper toe
week. If you pald on subseription, ered-
may it should be shown. If the figures In.
yourself | i ate Indahiednoss to us, we would ap-
of §
1
| preciate a remittance,
ho an auto-
ile
have
law sult des
not
A
relieve
the ¢ and
? Jot a Farm
protect you
wre, anxiety. expense
Bureau
A farm
policy for »
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rance
y for
n and
3] trey
policy
farmers -—-a rural
small city folks.
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