AHURSDAY. JANUARY 21 103%. THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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+ *F Havinn slo tis spring? Advertise * 2 oa 0 ¢ w . REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, A y A
4 # & & oo 8 » = 9 § * Flavime al His Speing A EE ae . FARM CALENDAR . EAL TAY Laltay. 7 ‘HaoF UDITORS ST TEMENT
. * CORRESPONDENTS’ It in the TaponE BNE SUF VA \ Nr er Mo
Yo *allésy coverge, 2 ract in Gregg twp. §6 ’ ’ \ .
DEPARTMENT Penns Valley cover TIMELY REMINDERS FROM of the Receipts and Expenditures of POTTER TOWNSHIP
. Harry N. Mussr,et ux. to Clara T ih
tS 4.8 8 oo 8 | * PENNSYLVANIA STATE COBLEGE nteson, tract in Ferguson twp; for the Year Ending November 28, 1931.
LINDEN HALL. i . SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE Clara T. Bateson to Harry N. Mus dn————
John € Homan at
Fi : = i faking duplicate
College, Spent Wednesday evening at Keep Farm Reeords— $1.00, Nov 28. To ery ? :
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{ . t i . NOV ZR balance. ... 34 ices
ha oe of Mr. and Mrs, John lon | Sale notice under this head is carried s . 4 Yoiss as s
the home of M free of charge when bills are printed at This is the time of the year to Berta M Royer. ¢t a o, Lyman L apo sh to audit
er i jain office. To all others the charge is start the new farm account books |Smith, tract in Miles twp. $5.000 } . 's ...532108 39
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Mrs. Ella Mothersbaugh, of DBoals- | : : twp. $0
burg’! Mrs. Edward Durst, of Centre ot )
Hall: Mrs, Marion Ross and baby son, | books in cooperation with the Penn. COURT PROCLAMATION
of Lemont: and Mrs, Faye Ross came PMHURSDAY, FEBRUARY zd, at 9]sylvania State ( oliege agricultural ex. WHEREAS the Honorable M. Ward
ate Het
tension service, This was a gain ol (
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| Last year 11567 farmers Kept such | eee mo -
ow Total ve. $157
A CARSON, Treasurer Board
Road Supervisors
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fall r= ©. 49 9 09 0 9 9 a ser, et ux, tract in Ferguson twp. W J Royer, (siiector 1980 Road Tax
Mr. and Mrs. Nellis Kline, of State Public Sale Register $1.00 1831 yen ’
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to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. AM. 1 mile south of Tusseyville, by Fleming, President Judge of the Court
Ross Yast Thursday nd did some | A. O. Detwiler Full line of farm (200 over 1330. of Common Pleas of the 45th Judicial -
ot stock and implements; clean-up gale Feed Alfalfa to Birds— Distadct, consisting of the County of Total ..... oC aa1Es
housework for her, Mrs Ross being
re : M. Smith, auct, p ‘ tas : Centre, having fssued hig precept. bear-
2 : ’ A Tar fate i
unabls to fully attend t sy Hise KE no succulent feed vval er he Toth: 7 ; A s—————
hold duties for about threa wedks on TUBSDAY. MARCH 1st, ¢ 3 Jthe birds in the poultry flock s Hel cane SM WH I NA W J Royer, Collector 1981 Road Tax
. 132 to me directed for holding a DR.
Court of "Common Pleas Orphans
Court. Court of Quarter Sessions of
Learn About Meat the Peace, Oyer and Terminer and
{General Jal Delivery, In Bellefonte, for
the County of Centre;
And the Grand Jury to convens on
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count of a prainead M., he Horner hom
Miss Christin alley, of DoalsDUurg, | .,st Heasant Gap, F
spent Saturday a he hom ' he wll farm stock and
Mrs, Harold
and Mrs. George Is
spo Sunday afternoon
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at 10 o'clock A. M. And the Traverse
nied of Jury called for the regular meeting of |
Ate and Ars ure-l i in ttle, i ; " R J
SAF, Ana Mrs. | . . ead EY @ ail + Economleal Plows Quarter Sessions Court will convene on
Me
& Fledhiruary 1G
1 Hook pent i \
of Mr Wd A 4 / } )
3 f Mr. and M Ch uldboards because the latter|the Traverse
unde MeClintio ¢ Centre 11, will hol . i ‘
ih leClintd : oo 108 nu Hall, ’ bres too often ast plowshares are] Co
Perryman spent Sunday at th JWoring pure bred and grade
it M eing Februar 22nd. And
Jury for the Becond Week
fifth Monday
art will apbear the
i } 3 3 ~ more economical than steel if of February 1932. at 10 o'clock A.M
College with her mother an cattle, sheep, hogs ax d Chickens. ~ y
an effi
fent spring release hitch is used, : “dian, W J Royer, Collector 1986 Voor Tax
j 1 , Smith, auct. i NOTICE is bereby given to the DR.
and Mrs. J. H. Ross, Mr and MONDAY, MARCH 14, at 10 A. M, Produce Quality Cream— Coroner. Justices of the Peace, Alder-|Nov 28 1031, To balance
Mrs. C. M. Ross attended the funer | a miles southeast of Old Fort and 2% To produce good quality 1 we men and also such Constables, (that [59 on $83.70 uncollected
of the former's sister. Mrs. Krebs, Lf les west of Spring Mills, on the A only clean separators, cans a may have business in thelr respective rpaid
State College, on Monday afternoon " Lee farm by F. 8. Musser: Clean- utensil Do not mix fresh skimmed |Glstricts. requiving to report to the
M. K. Green returned home Monday " EC milk with cream of former skimming: {Honorable Court) that they be then
evening after completing a three | 2 M Smith, auct. before it is thoroughly cooled, and keep (and there (n their proper persons at
weeks' schedule through the lower | . . ’ it enol until delivered the time specified above, with thelr
counties. He is an A. R. tester for| THURSDAY, MARCH 17, at 10 Al. . ‘ records, Inquisitions, examinations and
the Penna. State College, M., on the Fisher farm. six miles Young Animals Need Care— thelr dwn remembrances, to do those
Bast of Centre Hall along Brushvalley Spring time is nursery time on thelthings to thelr offices appertaining to
road, Frank M. Fisher will sell farm m foks, plgs and lambs all pay|be done, and those who are bound in
stock and implements —E, M, Smith, iblg returns for the time spent on them recognizance to prosecute against the
auct. while they are getting their start, [prisoners that are and shall be in Jal
of Centre County, be then and there to
prosecute against them as shall be just
; | Locust is the best species f lant Given under my hand at lallefonite,
Clean-up sale of farm stock and imple- lear fence post naterial
being February
up sale of farm sto kK nd implements
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ACC
EXVENDITURES
tens $
Haven, visited over the week-end at
THURSDAY, MARCH 17. at 10 A [Locusts Grow Good Posts—
M., at Oak Hall Station, by IL. K Dale:
the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs
Ed. Sweetwobd. .
Miss Laura Belle McCormick wisited nis the t1 -
Saturday night and Sunday with her | ments; also some ho isehold goods. produces a very durable ro an 4 : ord. 1632, and ti 156th veas W J Royer, Collector 1981 Poor Tax
friends, Isabel Jodon and Alice Spyk-| 8 TRDAY, MARCH 19, at 10 A. does it in
day of J ary 1 the year —————————
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hort tim nian i BR.
short time in-lof the ndependence f the n i DR
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er, in Centre Hall | M., on the Mrs. Clara Meeker farm, 4 tations on fal
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Ross Smith, from Johnstown, isit miles South of Centre Hall, by Paul a
good ground hay ates of America.
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an JOHN M. BOOB,
over the week end with his uncle and | Bradford: Farm stock and implements; | year pert Sheriff's Office, Bellefonte.
1 and Mrs, Miche th. | clean-up sale ~—E. M. Smith, auct.
him ¢ addi which os ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
thair 1 . | SATURDAY, MARCH 12 — — cry . :
! wigs’ noine, & Was ac} . I y the ® at ii Le ¢ ALVRED DURST
by Mrs. Ruth Ti = who 12" sharp, by Harry I :
¢ Mrs. Huth } % who { 4 Santy Conti
iy
farm, Spri
of farm stock and ime- | Home
i ’ i / re of administration on above estate
- v ] bavir bean duly anted th adersigued,
Each Week || [575500 G00 nln umes
are requested to make im-
it, and those having claim
T was lonely on the farm | [*#amst the same to present them duly au-
‘ i thenticated for settlement,
now that winter had set- W F KELLER. Adi
tled in. Mrs. Kemp would : 3 ys Hall. P 1 3
{i Mr Fis wenn St Hm straem HS a 2 bs > MM) ‘
ntinuous Shows 2 to 11 P, M.) sometimes catch herself
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
“PRIVATE LIVES"
| Norma Shearer and Robert Montgom-
re's the picture treat of the
BOALSBURG ITEMS, The RIC ELIEU
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listening for footsteps. But
no one came, i ‘n ihe kEstal WILLIAM F. TAY-INov 28 1931, To balance 286 99 FINANCIAL STANDING OF ROAD
ba ' . . p : Tow ; . » ‘ ; DISTRICT
Tom was back st his job entre cour
Latters of administration on above estate
having been duly granted the undersigned,
#il persons kuowing themselves indebted
to the esiste are requested to make im
mediate payment, sad those having clalme
against the same 0 present them duly au.
thenticated for selllement.
JAMES W. BWABB
Administrator,
in town. Jim was in col
lege. And Sue, with her
t peat comedy of children, couldn't come
Best of Short Subjects.
home very often.
Then one evening the
telephone rang. It was
Jim. “Just wanted to
chat,” he told his Mother.
“How're you and Dad?”
For several minutes fam.
ily news and happy confi.
dences flew back and forth
between mother and son.
The conversation ended,
Mrs. Kemp turned from
the telephone with eyes
shining. “Dad” she ex
claimed, “Jim gave me an
idea! Let's call up Tom
and Sue. From now on
I'm going to visit the
children by telephone and
pot sit here alone!”
SATURDAY
“HOUSE DIVIDED”
SERRA EBRRRAERRRR RAIA
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Harrison V Ket Lidnden Hal
5 | Walter Huston—Kent Douglas. Attorney o Pa
Action that steals votir heart beats,
| Romance that flutters your heart.
Suspense that tingles your spine.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
the Estate of EDWARD BUEB,
of the Township of Potter, Coun-
ty of Centre and State of Pennsylvan-
ia. deceased.
NewsCartoon Comedy,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
“HELL DIVERS”
sent
Sener hohe Wallace Besry-—Clark Gable
d Mrs. Robert . 14 Thousand defied death to bring #8 to
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having beens duly granted the undersigned,
ail persons knowing themselves indebted . 2 y
to the estate are requested to make Im. ' oo
mediate payment and those having clalme BR BUNELE, Onersner ot Toor nay 1331, © cash from
sgainet the same to present them duly as DR. “wan
thenticated for selllement, 231. To balance. .... 188 05 1 . Cant om F A Carson
WALTER ¥. BUBB, Jan 16, To County Treasurer
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AREER ERIN ARERR RR EARNERS EER R RRR RRNA SR RRR RRNA RARER RRA NARA RRRRRRRRRarAN
yweds——were tendered : you. No thrill ever equal to IL
sernade on Saturday eve Special Comedy and News.
W. Hess home.
nah from W J Royer
Sunbury, Pa. 4
ash from
JOHN E. BUBB, 1, C :
IL. D. Centre Hall, Pa ay 19, Cash from same...... 5 Nov 28, By cash to audit
WEDNESDAY
“UEXPECTED FATHER"
Summerville—Zasu Pitta,
SPRING MILLS
following were Bunday visitors!
the home of Mr. and Mrs W, Pp, |Shm
Osmgan: Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McCor- A picture we guarantee for laughs.
3 A pair that can't be beat for comedy.
NewsCartoon Comedy,
" _ . Jun 10, Cash from Co. " § Printing Auditors’ statement
WILLIAM E. BUBL, Mpeg Toba Weihong prin “i Tong I A em
. “ : , Cash fron J loyer. § y 7. Cash ald Audit .
John T. Taylor, State College, Pa. lgant 26. Cush from same ! Stationery 3 Ya 5
Attorney, EXECUTORS. Cash from same.,..:.. 248 68 Balance
State College, Pa. o2 IN 2, Cash from same ...... 075
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iotal
TORY .ouqearvesss . $1577 58 :
The modern
farm home has
a telephone
EEE A EY.
mick, Ben Osman, Albert Rittenhouse,
t Sunbury: Mr. and Mrs Max
Souter, of Montoursville, and Mrs
Harry Osman, of Williamsport. Th STATE
Two men, s=ach past 70 years of €
age, created a little amusement Yast THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATUR.
week In Bunbury Norman Masteller (This Week)
We, the undersigoed auditors of Pot-
.
Auto-Suggestion By support of {tar township, hive examined the above
Bizh JOrAR seme csvvecenses.§ 439 96 accounts and certify to the correcthess of
. > ne,
Wil} you be glad you have automo Emery Zerby wee 195 12 H ¥ MUSSER
bile insurance of sorry you don't | Jerry Weaver .... “nus 17 15 J. F. TREASTER
when an accident threatens financial John Horner csxcsanee 168 84 J. E, BUBB,
joss, See me and you'll be glad. Ear; Grove at Danville 119 54! wo
met his oM ¢riend, J. Orris MoCor- “BORDER LAW”
Auditors
mick, formerly of this place, and now The screen's daredevi] cowboy— ERE ERRNO RRR RNIN C. N. KRYDER, Centre Hall
an agent for the Tanner Shop Ov.) JUS Scrorns daredech eon over THE REPORTER is well equipped to do the Best
They were chiding each other about | .. filed with greater excitement than
nid, I bot you $3.00 can beat 70u|” Comedy News Cart Kind of Job Printing.
sna, i wt you «. 00 onan al ou . :
y 3 at you! (Comedy-—~News—Cartoon,
on a foot race—out 10th street and | ge = Ses. E INSURANCE AND
back.” Mr. Masteller took the betand | . y : ;
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y :
MONDAY, TUES. AND WED. iiss —
the race was run. MeComick won. He | (NEXT WEEK) 5 : 1
then remarked, “If you would have | on - 5 REAL ESTATE
had i “SHANGHAIED LOVE" :
Tanner shoes on, you would have |
BT teins Sheth i
SESARARERRESIRRRARAERNE RAEN ARERR ARARRRARIRERRIRIRIRERRIREY
won.’ | Noah Beery—Richard Cromwell, ; L JIN reopeses
Mra. Catherine Wagner js visiting A stupendous sea story of sensational .
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hier sisters in Philadelphia { love and adventure, Love, revenge. N . i WANT TO BUY
The Spring Mills band had their Mutiny aboard a hell-ship. OR SELL ? 1932
annua; aiqgel in the Grnage hall | News--Carion Comedy, WwW Fi i T T L E SEE US FIRST.
CC, G. Decker, of Bellefonte, was a FOR A CHRISTMAS SAVINGS
business caller in town last week, ¥ A } y 4 E
Stove Explodes In Oak Hall Home. : : $1000.00 in cash prizes and one thou C. D. BARTHOLOMEW
- nd other pri : , CENTRE HALL, PA. CLUB
Clogged waterpipes in a stove in the PAT | Di ken of & no Bigs gered for & oF
A ikke Entries ’
Waldo E. Homan home, Oak Hall, may be any kind of model, figure or i —— ee ———h———
were the cause of an explosion which ? special carving, requiring skill and in
Time counts In APPIYING genuity, made en wi and WwW
destroyed the range, brokg the kiteh- for patents. Don't risk de. i Penn ip Bog Meron b OPEN NO
en windows, wrecked a cupboard and | ay in protecting your Flot Prize. .ooooiiiiinnanasa 5250 R AD I OO Y———————, _ We—————————
a clock early one morning last week, 1 - PAsacsseeeeress rece 300
model for instructions or \
No one wns injured. ry ining oF _FREEBOoOR THD PIR. oo eiarereceenness $18
fo Jus wie injured. wl hs Ju TH eh, Fourth PHIe.........eesvssss $50 Repair Service
the stove and gone to the barn when | 0d "Record of Invention” a Mentuviesssressives $13 prepared modern
she heard the screams of her gon. 8he form. No, charge 20¢ Wo 1 We tite Ia a
formation” on how to proceed. OCommuniess i up-to-date Shop to give prompt
ran back to find the room in disorder | yous strictly confidential. Pr winners
and burning coals causing the wood-| emelent service. ompt, careful, and efficient service on all makes
Bhs SAL CF oss Seni || | THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK |
ter which Mr. Homan had ingenious CLARENCE A. O'BRIEN : Why depend on tinkering and |
MA lb nn
Jy. pond. to the home and used in. tha Registered Patent Attorney guess work. Give US a call. CENTRE HALL, PA.
heater are eved to have clogged
€5-A Security Savings & Commereisl 'S
th i roulation he
Be ne aa on pu Batti POPULAR MECHANICS SYENS RAND SPIE
resulted. Mr, Homan, one of Oak| (DWeetl serom wrest from Patent Ofess MAGAZINE CENTRE MALL, PA.
Hall's leading dalrymen, was in State WASHINGTON. ©. ©. 200 East Ontarie Strest CHICAGO, ILL. * A
College on business at the time. bd se—— AC — —