bbe THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 103% THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. . . . * *» » * . a % @e's‘s @ fonte: medical, + Mi + 3 1 + { CORRESPONDENTS’ CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL Ise arged during the we i: Ir NOTES, Mrs, Emma Smith, of Bellefonte; ip 3 “NTP rn * ® DEPARTAENT i ven mens In the Midst of Spring-- & rostie o ‘ennn Furnace; Mrs LAH : ® 4 * oo 5 2 . Admitted during the week! : : oJ 5 o en Hazel, of Bellefonte; Mrs, Nettie Spring Mills. Stephen Riglen, aged 18 months, of | posrman, of Bellefonte; Miss Eleanor " Mrs. Pili Néeso, who has been] Hefonte; surgical © pete. Shank. of Howard; Miss Edith David Winter clothes feel uncomfortably warm, and with the new Spring clothes so Mrs liam ees, Wio uals . Mrs. Margaret tichner, of Belle | son. of State College: Mrs. Edward . ’ . ven a . 4 confined to her bed for several Weeks, lente: surgical, Sheaslevy, of Woodward: Charles Ross, cheap and styles sO attractive—why not come to NIEMAN'’S NOW FOR is reported improving. Reuben Page, of Oak Hall; su gleal, of State College; Mrs, Glennie Hines, Miss Mary Neese, student nurso at Harry McClellan, of Milesburg;: sur l.r Centre Hall BB. D. the University Hospital in Philadel {gical Births: A son, born to Mr. and Mrs, A NEW Ladies’ Coats & Dresses NEW # 4 sy On Ou Poster Tan \ £F » tallon PE 11 at the parental home y Foster Fanning, orf Bellefonte; su Orin Feink. of State College. Saturday {line of her mother: \stcal Fe, y New springlike styles, all colors, ng + 11 > 14 to ithe Narene 1. Recd, year-old . . i$. Elizabeth alkey of Bellefonte; Yamhter of Ma and Ara. Dorsey SUI | all 81268, and priced unusually low i SHOES Bellefonte, on Sunday Smart dresses, $2.95, $4.95, $8.95 for SPRING | coats priced $8.95 miner | for SPRING U GREEN STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE The RICHELIE tinuous Shows 2 to 11 P, M.) Don’t forget a the NEW SPRING HAT FF 2% THURSDAY & FRIDAY “CARELESS LADY" with Joan Bennelt—John Boles, Rememl that fy (1 1+ ff PHTRaL i { MATCH Also cartoon Ex-Rooster, Comedy Ov er Youkon, Paramount First Hun Yews er spending Easter vacd-| __ eres “Where Your Dollars Go the Farthel” MILLHEIM pective PURE ome SATURDA FARM CALENDAR. tes 1 v4 114 ie who Eas championship basketball . Timely Reminders from 1 CORSAIR" turdey evening State Coll with Chester Morrls—Aliison Loyd. PENNY-A-WGRD COLUMN Mrs J. C. Robinson, the ’ . . od Adapted from the story by Walle . J { srtiltsivs ‘ 4 ¢ » ice and Marion Bubb, Carl School of Agriculture Green, former t service head « - 20 paves for a four-line ad. In this 8 and Harry Condo > ¢ & * © =» =» $ Prohibition Enforcement ee * in column. These Ijttle nds. nre wonder Al sc i. 112 5 Yoel ‘A : eo ebay gr im runners workers in the way of resulis. Adver- and Mrs. Harry Allison spent Feed Fruit Trees Early— side dope f hijacking rum 1 t tise maything here, from ms “Help Wanted” last Sunday at the parental home of : . sn the high seas to 8 “House and Lot for Bale” hi ; Sulphate of ammonia and nitrate Mrs, Allison's parents, Mr. and Mrs. pane. oe a Added Comedy “Sharks & Swordfish” Ww 1 r G0 are 2» two most generally uses " Wil? TRI Wm Boob. at Woodward. soda are the two most generall 1s Cartoon ‘Oswald™: Graham MacNamee FOR RENT Mrs. Wm. A. Odenkirk, of Centre fe zers for fruit trees. They should News. shares Hall, was a Sunday guest at the home jbe applied at least 2 or 3 weekg before int, Mrs C. A, Krape, bloomi for best resits. Broadcos : : ning "ole *ruyn, Miss Gertrude h s $ Harold Pruyn, lu § 3 { | the fertilizer around tho tree, n, Mri Coleman Wingard andj} : ‘alter Wilkinson spent last Saturday fway from the MONDAY & TUESDAY “AMATEUR DADDY? mnte Clean Brooder House— Comedy—~News—Cartoon, WED ESDAY | Sele et New Ground-— 4 cabbage STAD “GIRL CRAZY’ Core TW News—Cartoon Comedy, | Tree Pianters Aetives. . The STATE lire pcre 10 DS RD rpramiea THURS, FRI. & SATURDAY {This Week) ‘ i Fog) Uk i | Keep MIk Clean— “HUMAN TARGETS" Ck” den Ve Special Comedy and News. MONDAY, TUES,, WEDNES. “CANYONS HAWARS” nger : : Ir vou Hk you westerns wild, |] €Ording to your ability Pay. The Oentre Heporter, $1.50 a year In an oxperiment at State College only and warlike, don't miss ti » shall feel grateful to you. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. it : News—Carloon Comedy, THE PUBLISHERS T/ — ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE wl rant . cae ig ow Ir 4 Estate f J a2 3% Ae ’ xd i nun 1 Bunda i to £4 1 te o VW EE. Boroug? Centre coun i r . ‘entre Hall am———— 1 : ‘ ty a deceased 0. pe L e Letters of administration on above estate . , ‘ : tare i having bean duly granted the undersigned, expected move into Jr} (Political Advertisement.) ¥ y al ava dung Sisinsives ingetied to the estate are requested to make Im- mediate payment, and those having claims Charred narre against the same to present them duly eu. Mateh thenticated for settlement. J. 8 BOOZER, J. W. BRADFORD Administrators ol? Centre Hall. Pa HARLIE, the hired man, hunted for the liniment. Old Nell was limping again. It was dark on the barn floor, but CHARLES COWHER Charlie struck a match and JEWELRY SHOP Fine Watch and Clock Repairing found the* bottle, tossing the charred match-end aside, Before he had finished with Nell, a thin whisp of smoke was curling from the barn door. It grew quickly te a billowing cloud. Then Charlie newly bui't home 8 Sta ‘ollege, I: t April 19th or the gn i Mra Hammer and na, were visitors at the home of Mrs, Edna Reitz, on Sunday Th Lutheran Missionary society will wet at the parsonage on Thureday ening, April 7th. Goarge Rowe continues to be quite David Bohn has assumed the role irse. Dr. P. H. Dale, of State Col ge. is the physician in charge We Call and Deliver. All Work Guaranteed I SAA Rebersburg. Miss Martha Boal, of Centre Hall, Bell Phone CENTRE HALL spent a few days in tow.n Mrs Limes Korman passed away suddenly last Friday at her home, The movings in town were as fol lows: Theodore Royer moved from Al Frank's to his home in town; Russell Breon from the Theodore Rover home to the H A Meyer home. H A. Moyer from his home in town to his farm heard the erackle. near Wolfs Store; Charles Frazier to : “Fire!” He rushed to the Frank Fisher farm. the farmhouse and seized Mra Ruth Probst, Mr. and Mrs. Wit- the tele hone. - Fire at mer and Alxr: Slagel, of State Col Farmer Blake's!" he shout. : to the operator. joge, spent Sunday - evening at the he — was spread home of T. J. Decker. Neighbors raced to the pier. Weuvers vt Iamont, spent J. BANKS KURTZ i li —— highway. Working fever. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, july, hiarlie and Farner Mrs. Jonnie ler to / . an attle eo omar ix 1 By Fy oi 4 Republican Candidate for ine Thon bly ont THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK McCool, tract in Boggs twp.; $1. Tr Once more the telephone CENTRE HALL, PA, had saved the day! Gmoe Held, ot al, to Charles F. Lantz, tract in Penn tw; $400. CONCRESS The modern John M. Hartswick, et ux, et al, to me has Fred CO. Stewart, tract In State Col: . / arm ho lege; $1. John M. Hartswiok, et ux, et al, to w i Judi soln Me Hoxtewick, “ut ho is a member of the powerful judic- College; $1. iary Committee and is right on every Jonathan Cope, ek ux, to Walter A . a Cope. tract in State College: $1500, moral and economic issue of the day. John Ii Holmes, ot al, to Irvin M. Mohnkern, tract State College; $ 5 Fe a. , mw | FERRER NERA RRR REAR R RRNA RARER ARRAN RARER RRR RI RRR RRR RRR EERE RR RAAT ERR RRS ERNE IEA RRR RRA RRR ERAN IRAE RRR RRR RRR R En
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