——— nm— Pa ———————— INI, EE . ———— ! PHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1032, ZY THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. EN nit ———— a A . ne — 2 ———— c ssn THE CENTRE REPORTER . * SHARD BOILED” PRISONER £08 8% 2 2% 08 8 8 » Surprise Party, PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN ISSUED WEEKLY, DEATHS, GOES TO ELECTRIC CHAIR|* CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL i was gis F = —————— . NOTES. Zhe pays for a four-dine ad, in this ninth jeclumn. These little ands. are wander ENNA. CEES 1 3 = NJosephh Kosh, Seranton, Pays Extreme : bo CE NTRE HALL. P BN? é 3 : irs ley ower, sidow I ’ ’ ’ . . * "» » . bof pd f Yan i 3 The workers in the way of results, Adver- 8 Alvin sh wh died twen Penalty at Rockvlew.—Slayer of $B i } 5 y HE tise anything bere, from a “Help Wanted” vy : ght ro uo o old + wh wel pre it i totty Vout. jte 8 “Hous ~~ o BTR A A ; yen $e ter an eventful Resort Keeper, 1 ? vine sand Jot for Sale. SB. W. SMITH, Editor, ) Bi ws 0 afte { ntful EDW, E. BAILEY, Associate Editor and Business Manager, away at he family home, on Kast Brown, months Brown. of Bellefonte, was I Via ! Bmith, wiln Mart Joseph Kosh, 21, of Beranton, was!discharged on Saturday aftér w Arney Nadine Bnyvder, Lefa FOR RENT Good 4-horse fare ¥ a wiek. Bltner, Anne Homan 3 Oral about 1% miles Bouth of Bpring Milis professional and political 1 passed electroguted at the Rockview Peniten- going medical treatment for — = : 3 Mr . 1 ¢ % raphe an Patricia Boozer vi ov zhi wroductive land: well an ee fe = Linn Street, Bellefonte, on Thursday |tiary Monday morning for the murder Mr, and Mrs George Rockey, Prat ’ anid : . y iu . ‘ : : a ind of Entered at the Post Office lo Centre Hall : k . of Victoria Smolinaky bi lak : Bellefonte. are receiving CONEY . sradford Pogiey vied aha ottv it i > piped into horse, aly o 0 y last En A ath way Quel oO Crore Bmolinsky, wwroprictross © ; 4 #8 second class matler. morning of last week ea 4 a Serant nderworld - 4 tiong upon the birth of a daughter : TERMS. —The terns of subscription to to complications resulting from age, a in anton u 0 ri Ort. the hospital on Tuesday : { ye FNC The man, who Scranton authorities)” ' $be Reporter are $1.50 a year, in advance. baving been almost eighty-one Display advertising rates made known on application. Johnson, Richard Runkie, Evely 0 uid i unde good roof, Inquive FF. Colver a Mrs oJ, sll Condo, phone 1514, Bpring The afternoon wis irs § Mills H box describled as “hard boiled” and the] George Dellez, of Bellefonte, wasad- |, A i playing find APDTropr.a mitted on Monday for surgical reat i : BENT years of age, ‘ rOroUs ily dg Ap 3 most dangerous and unruly prisoner ments were served afier Four-horse farm ment and discharged Friday Mrs. Bower was a daughter of Johnjthey ever handled, walked to his doom departed wishing thelr young f way between Centre Hall and . " rf "yr i oy Lares - : , s i 4 { prayet after the Rev, Eugenes McClellan, of Centre Hall, | friend many more happy birthdays Ep along Btate road. —H, J ——— | 9 Meyer, and was born and reared nearjrepeating a UN AY CHURCH SERY CE Rebershurg. She was the last swvivor | Francis MceCreesh, prison chapiain, wns discharged on Monday after hav o— of her family David J, Meyer, dweas As he almly seated hlmsels | theling und one surgical treatment . of her family wv ie oy ( 4 y calmly 1 1 f In 1 ng undergon irgica ren « REGISTER'S NOTICE. PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE 4 jong a resident of Centre Hall lelectric chalr, he refused to amplify Coach Wm. Gutterton of Bellwfonty > (Rev. 8. ¥. Greenhoe, Pastor.) was a brother. The “Commemorative'a statement made Sunday night when A ademy, was discharged on Monday gue ¥ y Ki Preaching services at— Record of Central Pennsylvania,” 1888 the said: “1 have no malice for any lafier having undergone surgical trea Tusseyville—10:30 A. M. refers to her as “a lady of culture and one and forgive everyona" wer . refinement. She ds particularly noted He entered the death chamber at . " A Centr 12: » M. ’ ; Miss Emeline Hoover, of Ple tre Ha 2:30 P.. 2 for her love of plants and flowers, and 17.01. One contact sealed his fate and, p be ai ‘ » > LD ENC AIe Spring Mills—7:30 P. M. the home of the family on the extreme Dr. W, A, Barret, prison physician, l., oq... » OTA) ol cast end of Linn Street Is one of the pronounced him dead at 7:06, y CENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE finest in Bellefonte. The grounas fur. 1 (Kev, Delas RB. Keener, Pastor) rouding the house are one mass of {doom man accepted the Homan 1 Mrg, Linni swer to his mother's plea, the Mrg, Linnie admitted ) . atment and flowers, all under the i religion, Sunday i Pentre Hall— vines #:30—Sunday School. ! hile 7:80—Foreign Mission Service, Ppring Mills— §:00—Foreign Mission Service, 10:00—Sunday School. Parmers Mills— #:30—Sunday Schooi. 20:30—Foreign Mission Service. “at t Lik nre ietters—to Ir with a priest i 8 I wewspapers” and to | care of Mrs, Bower." [t r Bower, Esq. of Bellefonte, t I Wild in tha, Branton J survives the deceased one son services were held from ti Thomp #153 } iT Ling Inte rime EVANGELICAL another article of (Rev W, E. Smith, Fastor) ill in a Seattle, Washington, hospital, Centre Hall—10:30 A. M. : : =61 Ta ve : A Liter having uileres i pia Tusseyville—2:30 P. M. Sti [is wife, who before marriage Lemont—7:30 P. M was Mary Jane Ross. died some year —— ago There survive him four chiidren { Calvin King, and James Lis METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Mev, MH, A, FPruyn, Faster.) town nd Jol Seattle Centre Hall— Sm altars 9:30—sunday School. wn aan 7:00 Epworth League—lLeads Spyker. 7:3v—Church Service. Bmuiiton— -1if . . i ——————— A A A A————— §:vv—Sunday School, 10: v0—Morning Wors ISHEFFIELD FARMS CO, INCREASES MILK PRICES PRESBYTERIAN (Bev, J, HM, Kirkpatrick, Faster) 9:3v—8Sunday School. 10:3 Mo At LINDEN HALL, (Pilgrim's Holiness Cl fn CC. Mit Preaching of t A. #CAL” IGNORES HIS PART IN BUSINESS SMASH UP { f { Ere CHEVROLET ANNOUNCES ORPHANS HOME A 1IEVJ LINE OF SIX-CYLINDER TRUCKS PRESENTED NEW CHASSIS - NEW BODIES NEW LOW PRICES m———————— ; tue nj twe | LIE MATRON'S FEE INCREASES FOCHT—MAYBE HE WAS RIGHT, A me ee brut | COST OF FEMALE PRISONERS the « CHASSIS PRICED LOW AS fcally o posed having 1 oe ntias ; . ib a Sh via rE h ! i Stenndard Stake Truck TON MO.2L1L8 located e and ru ¢ tha ta 1 i kx : 4 x to transier & prisons to the} WITH BODIES PRICED cality i : Avy I Mf int T fer was t AS LOW AS rh ps ot ee a Bu Tris GLE By x | $440 develop * £4 ree y thse ratte * te 3 ir tio SAY 1 Ie 1 i“ ! nt " B , ho empio period ul rkmen is 1 ina Sentinel say % Ie £7" Wheelbase period I workmen have been gives ————ie : a Ll . Ahap. | ae si320 riling priake i » Tog 114. TON MODELS 1 11” Wheelba ittle consideratio . i oa ; re A n, and » it off, DR, WAVER TO TALK TO Iper din su r the keep of t ITH BODIES PRICED nopy Top Expres $750 two hundred ’ CENTRE COUNTY DAIRYMEN Centre i wornet ne re . gg opgesapy AS LOW AS ern Federal ehtingry . titi Conte oof v dolrymen. As vons } t ‘ { tbs Re cost | $ Georgia { wid in mpieting t ie tank s and a» intervatekl in ‘ ns. : wy oy < : : i a k 6 / O t i | » 3 § 4 : % . t a IK « 8 INO t t BEL % A . hr Sd 5 10 BOM } : LTE - » ‘ i i olive 11% Ton 127" Wheelbase Hig? $310 Lich Special equ en & Ton 131" Wheebase High of thg meeting | y : Rack Truck Low delivered a opie I” 'e ii nd eosy G.M.AL ces f.o.t m——— A —_———" LOST OF TRANSPORTING SCHOOL CHILDREN LOTS ir Ke r, . wif § q 3 3 ¥ ledfont . ’ os ’ oo host 4 ny : . goty 1 3 “t 5 2 % lefonte of 28 oon 4 the W's fe TN == EW in chassis— new in bod yew ir Chevrolet built bodies. Handsome new lines 5 : a ¥ - 5 § very vital part that has to do with eco Stronger body construction. Larger bulk capacity %. 8 $end Bixty thousand school children are Fr} » ver, in charge transporte ally to the public schools agticultura] onomics departme.t at’ ile 1 . : ¥ ¥ ¢ Tig x 4 fhe th 5 5% y §e & - 4 1 in the State 11 State pays a part State siloge will be the principal! ~~ = ! mL we ¥ nomical, efficient hauling —yet selling at New, roomier, more confortable cabs. . A wide of the transporting . the petvént hall of the afternoon. The come | srices even lower than the extremely low variety of optional color combinations. A new i ’ ¥ . maa a4 {11 art jo Hn ETT led in Centre county for the kes | of the new line of six-cylinder trucks now intro power and speed, and assuring matchless economy. paid t« ry he property valua- Mik marketing in relation te. the d ‘ . ROH - ’ . y tion. The gross sum pald by the New York milk shed. Dr. Weaver has their women prisoner “a duced by Chewolet. These trucks are available A new, heavier frame. New, stronger truck type Btate during the 19201931 school term Prepared some interesting information was $1.23 15. of which sum Centre on the agricultural situations in gen i eounty received $21,084 eral with special emphasis on the] The following pupils of Plum urove The price reductions range from $10 to as high as 25 per cent stronger than before. Interchange- - : m $10 ¢ 1 1 it 8 ger ti ¢ : o a maa—————— dairy meetings held in different parts school, Potter township, were not ab- . . 4 . Sehoof of Missions Organised of the New York milk shed recently! sent during January: *Melvin Dutrow, $65 and make Chevrolet's first cost one of the low- able single and dual wheel equipment And the es . ind the committe, feels that it fs an |*Paul Fettevolf, *George Homan, *ob est in the market. Outstanding features: New lowest operating cost of any truck on the market. A Se as complete units—in three wheelbase lengths springs. A new, sturdier truck type clutch. A Fin tirove Schoo port. iQ lnm Grove 1 Report 1i-ton and 114-ton capacities and 28 body types. new, heavier transmission. A truck type rear axle A Behool of Missions has beea or- opportunity for our Contre county lery Homan, Eugene Long, Billy af. ganized which meets in the local Pres: dalrymen as well as others interests |*Junior Himmey, *Reeder Sharer, Kv byterian church every Wednesday eve | in the county to hear his analysis of lelyn Dutrow, *(leraldine Dutrow, ning at 7:30. Three classes-~the Jun. the situation. : Hazel Dutrow. *Miriam Fetterolf, jors, ‘the Glad Oiris and the adults | ; *fean Fetterolf, *2arah Homan, *Lois SEE YOUR DEALER LELOW have been organized. An Invitation is | i extended to all thos "who wo inter. | The Pennsylvania Railroad conipany | Homan. *Maxine Long, *Goldie Rim- / © > are inter- | mey, *Martha Rimmey, *Jeoan Black, ested in Missions to join one of these | 9eclarcd the regular quarterly dividend |. = oo spotty Slack “3 © ' y a8 . study classes, The books used are: of fifty cents a share, payable the last Average for month—boys 96%; girls DECKER CHEVROLET CO. Bellefonte . “ ! ' 3. Juniors: Out in the Country. 2, day of this month, 160% : MILLER MOTOR CO, Centre Hall he ad Sia: od and the Cenoua™ The above * means present every vi ” nity: Fist Comes to the We hope the man who Bnvented day during term to date of January i ———— bubble gum will not amass a fortune |2?th. Average for term-—boys 96%: of $150,000,000 like Wrigley did from |$irls 59%. iy - . Met ug do your Job Printing. the gum the chewers ay : | «Teacher, Lilae BFoOks. — CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN, Division of Genera Motors
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