fer THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 19032
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CORRESPONDENTS’
DEPARTMENT
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Spring Mills.
Miss of Sunbury,
was visiting Miss
Stover, during commencement. Miss
tho
Myrtle Rachau,
her Joseph -
cousin,
ine
Stover was member of gradu-
ating cl:
Mrs,
and her
Sanford's
Hall,
Dr
of Centre
Mary,
Jersey
Della Relber
daughter, Miss of
hospita Shore,
were visiting their friends in
town
The
Dam will
festiy
ed
Mills
sisted
the
the quartets,
Hag n i
by everybody. Miss
endered
and Miss Mabel
solo which was enjoyed
4 La Foreman
» plano and playd a
presided a vol-
was delightiul There
untary
a large crowd present and apparently
everyon:
interest in the Harkins
of State College ddalivered a very sufi.
the community took an
services. Rev.
able address.
Dal
intere
ning. The emtertainment
D. W. Miles of State Col-
“A Hoosier Romance,”
Milk
ating
League 1}
me last Saturday exe
onsisted
a reading by
4 entitled,
or “Dr. Haw}
in three acts,
1's Story,
‘A Family
and a comedy
Mixup.” Th
was also i m and vooal
The evening was enjoyed by
house,
Mr.
to
Will Harter,
some
nite;
Middleburg
F. Palmer
family, of
Day
Parker.
with
Josuph
from
Dery
Brumgard and family,
vigited on Memorial
nd Mrs. J M,
nd Mrs. J. H. Wagner,
and daughter
d Mrs
of their son.
Carson.
with
and families,
birthday
in Sev-
Wagner's at
Charles,
Memoria} Day.
A A PS ——
LINDEN HALL.
Wed.
hin Reifanyder spent
: Hr td -
orainer
attended the
neement exercises
Thursday and Friday
nings. Mrs. MoClintic's brother,
being one of the graduates.
Mr, and Mrs. M. K.
children made a shopping
Bellefonte on Friday.
Russell and Genevieve Brooks,
Cleveland, Ohio, accompanied by two
friends, spent the week-end at the
home of the formers grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Carper.
Mrs E. F. Brouse and two sons, Fred
and Frank, and Miss Mildred Wieland,
all of Norristown, spent thelr Memor-
fal Day vacation at the home of the
ladies’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Wieland,
Mr. and Mrd Harvey Houtz, of To-
ledo, Ohio, and Mrs. Edw. Cunning:
ham, of Bellefonte, have been visiting
for thepast week with the families of
Mrs. Wm, Houser and Mrs Ellen Roms,
sisters of Mrs. Houtz and Mrs. Cun-
pingham,
Bamuel Gingerich and sister, Mrs,
Katie Bommers, of Centre Hall, visited
on Sunday at the home of Mrs, Ellen
Rosi,
ut
Dean,
and four
trip to
Green
of
Glade and Freda Horner, of Centre
at the John Horner
Memorial services held at
Sunday afternoon were largely attend-
Keener, of Centre Hall, de-|
ivered a fine address. The services |
were in charge of tho American Legion |
of State by the
Lemont Shiloh
church services
at that
The majority of «
Memorial Day out of town,
this place
ed. Rev,
College, accompanied
They to
and
went
held
band
from here
place.
ur citizens spent
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Seventeen of the twenty-two oappli-|
who appeared In Bellefonte for
aner's examination to operate a
received permits,
vehicle
new drivers are: Donald John-
Becken
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“HELL'S STRETCH” OVER
PENNSYLVANIA MOUNTAINS
OVERCOME BY
An Associated Press corresposdent
i
the from Plttst urgh
following
of May 25:
writes
under date
“Hell's Stretch,” rennsylvania’s
surrendered |
|
man. |
graveyard of aviators, has
inventive genius of
every |
personal |
ridges
‘ennsyivania was &
* with the violence of nature,
driving fury that pulled |
death ships of
which clung
plunged them into
we fascinating, yogh terrifying beau
ty of wooded rock- mountain
strewn,
glides,
Meanwhile courageous comrades flew
on and men labored in laboratories to
develop planes and motors that would
carry men and mail
Two-way
tween ground
safely.
radio communication be-
stations
Now
and planes was
developed the plilot can be
warned of sudden unfavor.
in
them
scualls or
able conditons time him
hia
to permit
to run around or return to
base,
Blind-flying
instruments, nore
de
reli
able than human senses gul pilots
through weather the not. pen-
etrate. Trained observers assemble da
ta from altitude hitherto unattanabie,
Pilots still keep a rendezvous with
] by the spir-
Bill" Hop-
outwitted
the phant wt siided
its or Cha
Jack
Amas, “Wild
son and Webster, and
nature still re for man-made
whes out
birds, but the wooded alopes and rocky
crags of “Hell's Stretch” have become
a mere beauty spot to be admired by
passengers.
FOR SALE.-lIce refrigerator, suit-
able for small family; cheap. Apply at
Reporter office,
RAW MILK
AND CREAM
From my own herd of Hol-
stein and Guernsey TB test-
ed cows.
Milk 7 C Quart
Deliveries every morning.
L.H. Garbrick & Son
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Ball, ©. D., spent Sunday with their
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
EMMA FF. FOH-
Potter Township,
In the Estate of
RINGER, late of
county, Pa, deceased,
Letters of administration on above estate
having been duly granted the undersign-
ed, all persons knowing themeelves in-
debted to the estate are requested to make
fmmediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present thew
DANIEL C.
Centre
FOHRINGER, Admr
Hall, Pa., R. D. 1
FIRE! In such an
emergency you need
A
telephone brings it
without delay.
help quickly...
Leta telephone pro-
tect your home and
family.Y ou can have
one for less than a
dime a day!
oI0k PELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNS
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HAT’S what you get
when you buy Good-
rich Cavalier Tires here.
A great opportunity for
keen tire buyers. Check
these prices, and remem-
ber, they include year
‘round service and inspec-
79
4.40-21
tion.
4
Size
4,50-21
475-19
$.00-20
5.25-18
Goodrich
Cavaliers
Price
$5.43
6.33
6.75
71.53
er
MOTOR CO.
CENTRE HALL
Phone 66
Let us do your Job Printing.
We will have the following
our benefit
”
sturdy
SARY FOR THE Sl
NVERYTHING
STORE
MILLHEIM
PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN
t8e pays for a four-fine ad. in this
column, These little ads. are wonder
workers in the way of results. Advers
tise anything here, from a “Help Wanted™
to 8 “House and Lot for Sale”
a 33x34 ft,
good lum-
SALE
ot
STABLE FOR
jocated on my home
ber, painted outside.
Harry E. Fye, Centre Hall
on
and
lending
LOST. ~34x7 track tire, tube
Pond lane,
wast Centre
INSURANCE &np
REAL ESTATE
WANT TO BUY
OR SELL?
SEE US FIRST.
waeeeees
C. D. BARTHOLOMEW
CENTRE HALL, PA.
A.
Ra.
chickens of all
$1.50 per cwt-—
Hall; phone 11-
ue
sold.
Centre
tankage
M. Reigel,
T
Body and Fender
Work a Specialty
1000 FE. AVENTE
STATE COLLEGE
ana
ay
COLLEGE
elephone
Don't throw the old clock away
—Trade it to your Dealer on a
LE TE at
ELECTRIC CLOCK
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-
véertigsing
vertising
ti ;
Don't wait any longer to get
¢ ; od for your old dock on
4 CR CT TE Ye
ELECTRIC CLOCK
See Your Dealer
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Dr. Miles’
NERVINE
“Did the work”
says
Miss Glivar
WHY DON'T
YOU
TRY IT?
After more than three months
of suffering from a nervous ail-
ment, Miss Glivar used Dr Miles’
Nervine which gave her such
splendid results that she wrote
us an enthusiastic letter.
If you suffer from “Nerves.”
If you lie awake nights,
start at sudden noises, tire
easily, are cranky, blue and
, Your nerves are
probably out of order.
Quiet and relax them with the
same medicine that “did the
work” for this Colorado girl
Whether your “Nerves” have
troubled you oe hous or for
y you time
hy remedy effective,
At Drug Stores 25¢ and $1.00.
WEIS
FRED LUSE, Manager
A
STORES
CENTRE HALL
Crispo Fig Bars
3h. 25
Kippered Herring
—2 8-0z. oval tins, 15¢
RINSO
Soaks Clothes Whiter
3 pkgs 25c¢
Ire pkg 1%
Lilebnoy Soap
The Health Soap
3 cakes 19¢
Weller's Ketchup
3 10-0 bots25¢
2 Ibs.
Chewing
WEIS QUALITY
Vanilla
Extract _
Igebot 18¢
WEIS QUALITY
Root Beer
Extract
bottle 15¢
WEIS QUALITY
Pork &Beans
20c
Tobacco