THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FoR | -— i“ CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL ving surgical treatment Mrs
CONGRESS IN THIS DISTRICT | The sixth child, a son, was born on NOTES. . Joseph lockard, of Philadelphia, a
LOCAL AND PERSONAL FLOYD G. HOENSTINE IS | LOCAL AND PERSONAL. $0 0 2 0 baa we win dacharmed ‘Wednestlne: afbis |i
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Mrs. I. E. Fye, on Thursday even- |
os 1 # » . ¢ - Fo 2» “ £2
ing, entertained the Senlor Service A letter to the Centre Reporter from | Saturday to Mr, and. Mrs, Floyd E . » . ’ . . » . » Stat student, after receiving Bunday
Snyder. Upon arrival he tipped the suretonl trent wa takeihl saben a Shp ol . Straits
ch " d - Dean Ziegler, §-year-old son of Ralph ha Lreatmen vas discharged on i Floren 1 oevengon of Taur ton
y makes ome p i Ҥ acy, | beam at eight poundas, ne. Morrow |, : Wednesday { {ils rin. Alm rg Sd A rs +
Rer home. makes anhouncement of hig candid AY 4 | {1 } i . } Ziegler, of Centre Hall, was admitted Vy A vil was discharged Friday alter
y 1d gos sie on . Lonre- | Vi he physician in charge. Millar Bolt Selle! fo re
on the Republican ticket, for Repre I ; on Monday for surgical treatment. Millard Bolt, of Bellefonte, was ad 5
sentative in Congress from this, the | There is but a very slight change In Mr. and Mrs. M M. Babcock, of State mitted last Thursday as a surgical pa
23rd, district. His pledge to the peo [the physical condition of Mrs. ¥. H.|College, are the proud parents of a
ple and his opinion on certain mat [T,use who has been #1 and confined gon born at the hospital on Monday.
ters Is set forth In the following com- to bed for a period of over twelve Mrs, Mary Brouse, of Bellefonte, be
class in the Lutheran Sunday school at Floyd G, Hoenstine, of Hollidaysburg,
: undergoing surgical treatment,
J. M. Coldron this week repapered § “ ! en
the Odenkirk store room, soon to be
Angeline Carpenctio of Belialontie,
tient,
Mra. J. Mylin Will, of State College,
: Vi iT itt ans Urge tier i
occupied by George Johnston, the ww admitted 5 irgical patient on
ETocer.
aturday
Mrs. R. E. Corman, of Wilkinsburg,
was at the home of her parents, Mr,
and Mrs, F. M, Fislter, from Wednes-
day to Monday.
on Thursday, fonte, became a medical patient on
munieation; | weeks. She ls delirlous much of theicame a surgical patient on Monday,
In announcing my candidacy for the |time, although in this respect the only After receiving medical ‘treatment, Miss Sarah PBrungard, a student Saturday
office of Representative in Congress improvment is noticed Mrs. Minnie Vonada, of Bellafonte, nuree, became a medical patient on| Mrs Glennie Hines, of Centre Hall,
from the 23rd district (Blair, Centre | Friday. 2 ws discharged Saturday after under-
Mr, and Mrs Blaine Leister took : . i On Monday Mr. and Mra |
dinner on Friday at the N. R. Beirly and Clearfield counties) I want to state Ledster motored to Willlamsport, tak Mrs Pauline Auman, of Penna, lois. ‘whe hal teen ow |
home, ut Rebersburg and brought that I desire the opportunity to repre {ing with them Miss Agnes Cummings, Furnace, who had been a surgical par tos. or : i nha gical patient,
’ a sent and work in the legislative halls |of Centre Hall, and Pau; Wasson, of lyient was discharged on Monday. since Friday, died Saturday. |! oward, are rejoicing over the arrival
home Med Clara Leister, for the good of the people and the State Sollese, The atte two returped Harold Transuo, of Easton: a stu. | Dorothy Lucas, 2-vear-old daughter lof a son on Sunday.
NG a a tidy Fe Re a dent at Penn State, was discharged of Charles Lucas, of Howard, bec: me | There were 32 patients in
burg, was a week-end visitor at the If elected, I shall endeavor at all [pleased with their school work, both] Friday after undergoing three days’)
Hlaine | Was discharged on Monday.
Miss Susan Harlacher, of State Col-| going surgica] treatment,
Mr, and Mrs, Charies Messmer, of
Miss Gertrude Pruyn, of Hollidays- furtherance of God and country.
a surgical patient on Friday and was ital at the beginning of the
Methodist parsonage. Her parents, Mr. times to advance the interests of the In Healeys and Potts’ colleges. medica] treatment.
and Mrs. M. C. Pruyn, and family
: bh + people of this district Many things The Men's Choir of the Millhelm La Miss Grace Baumgardner, of Pleas | -—
were Sunday visitors . . : iad . 9 ; | PEN
can be done by an aggressive repr theran church rendered several num- jan Tap, ho had been a medical pa rr A
Little Miss Eilen Virginla Hemmi!s | gentative to improve the welfare of [hers on Wednesday evening in a pro-|tient, was discharged on Tuesday. By GEnZ BYRNES
is spending’ a week at the home of the citizens individually and Hectiv RTA vel vn connection with the Mrs. Herman Gardner. of Boring
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. | ly. Past histor) vill prove " he | dedicatio ft a pip
McClenahan, while her parents ar utstanding members o he legislative Beaver Spr ther
visiting in Altoona. bodies were
The Rev. Seth Russell, pastor of the
Pine Grove Mills Methodist chureh, | Eressman’s value to the pe jo Ti tar Balik) ; ¢ a daughter born on Tuesday ON ACCOUNT OF 0
was a recent caller at the Spring resents will naturally increase with the Valter Soliski, accompanied by his ald 5 tial d-vod THE HARD TIMES AN
.-_- nt call : pring Sr Ne bride, of Pittsburgh. on a trip by auto] "0 0 i leisher om HE heRD Me
Mills parsonag ar Lu IS 4 Jun vears of service but his WE nN HTM Y a ul hin kectio St HT vam swheriad : whter of A Meld 1eigher, rl PAR PTAC LLARLY BAD
RE that a congressman must be i on |, "yy, n Pped over Night | rullan, was discharged Saturday afte | DECIDED" TO GIVE
; RE or 10 years before his me |" TU C7 CRC CL Smith, Wait-1 wal @ oh NOU A RAISE
A TepORt hal appeers lo Z° mulhen gu or will be recs ihe mentee] ]UPOCTEVIN veral days’ surg IN SALARY:
tic is to i Te i oe uent § fet . gs tre men
of the defunct
for at
Company expect
fifteen per cent
short period
Miss Cora Lause
eral years » »
wasat her home here for the Re] arnint aH. the Petvivaiin the. tim. Tudesdt - i osm Picture Depicts the
end. Using the Greyhouwr LS HEANS | oie nd my dail wiation with | tin considered newhat alarmin First Forms of Life
of transportation, she remained here! m.ji1e and employes quainted | since during eacl fterno hil Selentists generally agree that the
until Mor
Genera
State
students
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peeled mt mde .
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Fair Warning
In the “Good Olid Daye”
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more con
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ft ~1.o8 Angeles Times
corne and
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to Penn State ‘olleg or additional ne herad evernmen, igalion HNNes, pyLges, geese, an all manner
information on the subje uppermost 1 wleviat jstresa during he “4 ornes hroe cont heers for
in the 7
Want a cook,
Want a clerk.
you like Want a partner,
ommunity’s niy} i xchange Want a situation,
Want to sell a farm,
Want to borrow money,
Not Inviting Want to sell sheep, cattle,
yy Dr, Hugh Morrow t« neult a lovernments ! the need for relief Nt ven 'otaric had boob Want to sell town property.
apecialist at tl “in ve an Bar =» h sresent time . aataly ‘mat ri Or .- then nd a thous? Want to sel] groceries, drugs,
Want to sell boots and shoes, Goores
ing from eye trouble that was lng : ail . : Hed to halt hita nally he hit Want to sell dry goods, carpets, Hiteras
: F id yy. Wie al wh a : Want to sell clothing, hats or caps, receive
nosed at the hospital named as resu wis ratisn. to. tha ad . ha Bred. t y # bright idea. v far has Want to find customers for anything,
Year
Mrs. CC. F. Emery was accomi 4 ww full cooperati between th indi . ens
to Philadelphia Wednesday of ast v 1 vidus he local. State
hospital Mrs. Emery 18 been suffer ted 1 pledge my whole heart hie had at ied he autho . they
it
ant Infected] tooth in the % on rd like a charm. — . : : ; 3
nt day problems and the tasks of a| =, ; ADVERTISE IN THE REPORTER has
As soon s conditions w he motorist, as he pulls up along
OIE ressms s dv sing will al sw custon
permit a second tri vill be made % he fence with the intention of Advertising will gain new cus mers
o . . 3 . im———— oo —— . os . : 3 nine tairssad h Advertising keeps old customers. aid 8 ay Bias
the hospital for the purpose of having > " . a EPS 11 } ver and pin himself to pet : Be —-.-— a oany's of z day’ ure
E CONCERT BY TRANSUE SING. 0 ia & + fronted Advertising makes sucoess easy, oy sald t Mir ‘ word is i . iutne tie
the tooth removed. : . a it, is suddenly confronte« Advertising begets confidence, the 4 ND in \
: ERS IN METHODIST CHURCH : Advertising begets den
Ti foll i " Advertising means business,
ne RHOWIr MIFSONS 1 { fn £0 vv he Tra 3 $1 yic $4 " gut
} tle ; yed . A con t by the Transue Singers Ir4 you ma) wiieve It, or Advertising shows energy,
turkey dinner : he r Cu wen hate been eduled for Sunday even- sot. | your choose, but most people, Advertise and eu i
ing. March 6th, in the jocal M, E sot hh they do belies or not, do Advertise judiciously, BOO
hiureh Th a ‘ ta 5 Ps Anns 1 > § oO ast, . os
log Foust, Misses Alice Fous auline red are Anna Bd : to take any chances Advertise or ys . for a J
: : THRE monson Lintz, meszo-contralto; Earle dvertise weekly, of ths
Burkholder, Russell Allen, Mi: Rs ‘ransue, director, and tenor; asoom 2 . Advertise now, Cigar VEL aay, iit
hooch, Foust, Mr. and Mrs. Jester Our Panis, Gene Russell SAL/BSMAN for High Grade ate Advertise cepted, until further aotl nt
brick, Paul Wasson. Mr. and Mm The concert promises to be of ahigh |Olls and Paints. Large earnings pax X BE R B awarding a closed car, all r a will stand out as a winner in ihe
* musical order. A silver offering will | Weekly. The Royce Refining & Paint choice of the three leading popu- ;
3 vf set ov ¥ “Fo 4+ " Hoag ! ’ SIV { ii .
Bining Leister, Mrs. lars Leister, Mi ba taken Co. Cleveland, Ohio.
ne of ¢
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entrics as
home on Sunday:
and Mrs. Harry Cummings, Lee Cum a a ————————————————
mings, Misa Tessie Cummings, Chest
er Foust, Miss Agnes Cummings. The BY HITT
bird which furnished the piece de re- HI T AND RU NN The Chances are There'll be One More Less to Feed and=Then Onc More Added to That! p——
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: TGo00- N1eMT|| * Tout i Tat a’ - . ont ne, v rey ee ax? 2. = a = it | won AT BRON TRYING a) I ;
William R. Camp, of Tyrone, has |e OF venars, ATRMITS fs wg © wear > wu wav HES GOT A oy DRINK THAT STURT - wav YOu! But 1 USED SOME ~
NE OME MORE MIA PUDDIN A ; J MIXING TUE PUDDING
been il} from a serious attack of asth ¥ ovr ™ vit or sao - fo ! BATTLESMP Tauisi) ye ute pro : Lx »
sistance weighed twenty pounds.
mafor several weeks, but his condi- “4 (2 ut ua
ton has fmproved during the recent fo). RT
past, which inspires hopes that he will : wal (3 *
fully recover, Mr. Camp became a res
ident of Centre Hall about fifty years
ago and engaged in undertaking and
furniture, manufacturing some articles '
op furniture. He removed to Tyrone
thirty-five or more years ago where
he conducted a furniture store uritil |
he retired. He is in the eight
year of his age.