The Centre reporter., November 12, 1931, Image 5

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The trackmen have
been cut
a week,
on the 1. &
i
down in work to thre days
Paul Fetterolf, clerk in the local
postoflice, is having a telephone install-
ed in his residence.
Mr,
Hollidaysburg, were Sunday visitors
and Mrs. Merton CC. Pruyn, of
at
the Spring Mills Methodist parsonage.
were Hght
but the
delightrul
Thursday
snow
day
one,
night there
in this
was a
section
most
squalls
following
Attorney M. L. Snyder, of Sunbury,
is seriously ill from complications, He
is a brother-in-law of F. M. Fisher,
who with Mrs. Fisher, visited him
Saturday,
Mr. Mrs.
two daughtrs, of Kennett Square, vis-
th Mrs. I.
over the
on
and James B. Lingle and
ited with former's mother,
R. Lingle, week-end,
Mrs. Dutrow delightfully
the
Roy very
entertained members of the Sun
school class in the Lutheran
day
which she is a member, at
Tue
church of
her home sday «
vening.
Mrs. Harold A.
from a
uyn returned
visit in
New
week few days
N. ¥. She
State
was called to
due to the death of two of
relatives, who did from pneumonia
Charles
granddaug
Keller
four
Ruth and
children
1 Hel
from
WwW.
guest
brother,
man, in
Elwood
on Hoffer
bride w
ert
and Mr
Cooney
ringneck
grey squ
during
hunting
1
i LEO
have Kansa
gone
and wil] be
tes Nort) i
enue North. the
ing winter.
Mrs
The
Mrs
od
the
il] spend the w
Mrs J.F, Ba
daughters of M:
both deceased
with David's sister,
kew Indies
and
are
Keller,
Centre Hall
Henry
in
and liv
time
prior to the
Keller family
A A A AOI AN.
PHILIPSBURG PLEASED
WITH YOTING MACHINES
Here is how the Philipsburg Ledger
tipeaks about the voting ines
which were used for the first time
the recent blection:
Philipsburg
pralse of the
went west,
mac
at
voters are loud in the
voting machines whi
were used at the election Tuesda
time Contre
had
much
in county Als
feared that the
and
of the volers at the polls
been
would be confusion timidity
on the part
such was met the case,
who came 10
to
which
Nearly every
id
simple
person
tha riot have hesitate nt
the
demonstrated,
polls
machine Was ng
for
the
received in-
use of the
the
they
struction on maahine
before arriving at voting place
&o and
Splanations and
thorough the
instructions given
by John Greenwhiod, representative of
the Automatic Voting Machine Come
pany, that there was little or con
fusion,
It
complete wore
no
was a great satisfaction to those
who favored machines being installed
here for there was much sarcastic
comment from papers on the other side
of the mountain regarding the instal
lation however, Phillpgnirg has
the laugh last. for as expected, the vot.
ing machines mot unanimous ap
proval and while
counting their 1
in this
results fifteen
Now,
with
others commuanitie
slots, local cnn
unity
minutes
are
didaton
the
polis close,
Comm will
COUNTY HOSPITAL REPORT “nn 0 un 9 9 »
FOR MONTH OF OCTOBER CENTRE
NOTES.
. » * * *
At the monthly meeting of the board
of directors, held at the hospital, Tues-
the of
Edward Imel,
day, following report was submit
admitted Monday for
ted and approved:
Number
tober
in ment,
patients hospital
1st
No, patients admitted during month
No.
71
births during month Mrs. Sarah
came a medical patient
Total number patients...
Number private and
47;
semi-private
patients, number of patient
days
Number
of
Total number patients, 124;
dergone surgical
ward patients.
charged on Monday.
patient days
Glenn Corman, of
number
Number
ing
patient days
tient,
patients discharged dur-
Mrs, Dorothy Davis,
moirth
is a medical
Mr,
i
{ fonte,
patient
Mrs
Number deaths during month.
Number
treatment
patients remaining under and Jacob
Nov. 1
number patients any
are the proud
Greatest { born at the hospital
on
in the
Least
George M. Miller, of
number tients any day | was discharged on
tha hospitay
Total number patient davs
number per
pod le
agp
ped
Cash Recelpts:
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HUNTING NOTES,
Goodhay ind Lee
“
* * .
Mills,
Monda
was
Castle,
of a
was
oat
dis-
was
le
Bon,
tives or customers a hundred miles away—for
friendly chats, family reunions, business trans-
actions. And after 8:30 P. M. you can call them
for only 335 cents!
Just give the number to the ope
Information if
and “hold
rales apply
chen
erator (ask
don't
line.”
You
the
on
you
know it J
These low
for a
not
Calls Number
the
for a
for a
do ALK operator
specific person and are
J-minule connection.
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T
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MACKEYVILLE BOY
SERIOUSLY BURNED them during the month
$1.83 per
froght,
hundreds pounds
Billy Pickering, five
of Mr, and Mrs.
of Mackeyville, is
tion in
years of
Plckering | Usual
age,
son Howard grade
ferentials, This is per
peer
in a serious condi
the Lock Haven hospital suffer
the
hundred poginds for milk on a 35
| This is
per hundred pounds over the Sep
of 40
over the
from burns from walst down, | cent base. an increase of one
he
mother
ing
sustained when too close to a “ont
his the
at their home Baturday forenoon. The
child's
burned
got
had in Increase
bonfire yard | tember price and an
hundred
While
the September price is small it Is bet
cents per pounds
overalls took fire and June price, the Increase over
the
hospital
was
He
noon
he
practically to
admittd to the
Saturday and not
bone,
at
expected
carier believed possible
of
iter than was
considering the
{the milk market.
was
chaotic condition
is to re-
cover
a — A St A ———— i -» > -
|
Sheffield Milk Prices,
net
Goods will not move themselves out |
of a store automatically, without some
force making them move. You need
to hitch them up to the power of ad-
vertising.
The
members
cash the
of
Cooperative
price to
Sheffield
be pald
the Producers’
Association, Inc., for the
More Cocktails
Ginger | Iter Dirat
MAN’S SUIT
values that we have never before been able to offer.
PRICES ARE LO
$0.50 $7.0 5
bl
MEN'S ALL-WOOL TOPCOATS
be
sO
LADIES!
boli ad reasons priced as to astonishing
« both and
materials-—as low
sport
$0.50;
in dress
as cheap garments but GOOD GAR.
ali sizes, MENTS at low prices.
A
Surprising
$1.95
MEN'S & WOMEN'S SHOES
eixm
wmenally low
“WHERE YOUR DOLLARS
GO FARTHEST”
OPEN EVERY EVENING EXCEPT TUESDAY
AND
5 LUCKY Hat ME
LED ME «THERE
WT Out TMEDY LF
AND TAT 1% TO Plide