THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1032, THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. /
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THE CENTRE REPORTER rs nt" *I RAILWAY MAIL CLERK WILBUR STOVER IN
| DEATHS. \
. REICHENBACH RETIRES AUTOMOBILE WRECK THING TH AT N E F 34 H A F nf
m= - . * * ® - . Under an recent act of Congress, J Tuesday evening at abou Jsb0 *S Copyright vi PP
RE HALL, PENNA. BENNER. ~Frank Benner son of 8: Reichenbach, rallway postal clerk Che let u i :
MENS BAI, i 4 ’ A 3 i 1 k, 4 VIO coupe . at -
i - pon on the Bellefonte and Lewisburg : : we = - 2 - - -
—_——— xr Willlam and Nancy Odenkirk Benner, : Wilbur Stover, of town, and a t« . —
BMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors | branch for twelve vears, will be com-
, §. W. SMITH, Editor, both deceased, died in Boston Massa-f 04 to retire on Friday, after a ser-
SDW, E. BAILEY, Associate Editor and chusetts, on Thursday. He had been]vice f thirty-two years rond below Milesburg. Mr,
Business Manager, Hving in and about that city for more M.
PR ~~ | than Hey years, and during Sint time Reg vh eo in Iyoy as thansfer ere Inf ere pretty 1
Batered at the Post Office in Centre Hall engaged in various pursuits. He was at durgh, and after a year in that { t i al t An -
second class matter. the home of his brother John and sis-]department he was given the Elmira Fare adie WO Wh BAe } NES ThE PAMNN
TERMS. ~The terms of subscription to yp antre al} « soveral weeks and Baltimore ru where he remained rning to attend hearing o hn WUPSTAIRS ARE vE . 1
ters, in Centre Hall, for several weeks, jar mor run, whe he remained )
« » te Justice FINE PEOPLE. THEY RE p—
ISSUED WEEKLY.
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crashed together on the
Reichenbach entered the mall] his companion in the
madly
she Reporter are $1.50 a year, in advance. , : hap . tor four VeRPs. I ’ tarve 1 before a Bellefonte §
waving come here for the gummer. [for four years, and then transferred
lay advertizing rates made known 4 Th Sota OH ro . 3 \
Plaplay ax . About ten days before his death he be-}to the Harrisburg and Erie run where I't id n ! ‘ ' JUST AFCIER BUY
lor
sn application. turned In tl
ee gan I eling ill, which condition indue- he Bey ved for eleven vears For four
ed him to return to Boston, The an-jyears hig run was between Sunbury
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES nouncemnt of his death wag the first and Lewlistow LIN his Inst twelve
— news concerning him after returning] years’ service ) thi beanch
vl, through Penng Valley
Due to the fact that the postal rail
FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE to New Eng
(Bev, 8B. F, Greenhoe, Pastor.) The body was shipped here
day, and was buried from the
Georges Valley—9 to 10 A. M, wv his brother i
Farmers Mills, 10:30 A. M, services were held, the same conducte ry low 5, ex
Centre Hall—7:30 P. AM, —-— by Rev. . Kirkpatrick, of the 1 for the last few vears, thelr compu “"
; i wterian church : lsory retirement is resented 1. JANGRY BULL UPSETS
wk” ds nt sodiieibunhw . ob tthe a wer
he deceased is survived hy 1hese} A ney gave : FARMER ASTRIDE HORSE
ORNTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE 1... and sisters, all living In Cen-|services in youth t | inglanifions -
(Bev, Delas EH, Keener, Pastor) t : OOS ¢ Joh Fie gle at lari compared with th salari eve HH. 1} 1, fan
Pentre Hall— ha 3 :
§:00—Church Service,
A0;:00—Sunday School
Bussey ville—
§:80—Sunday School.
10:80— Holy Communion.
way clerks who served during the per-
' lanner, that cov by Mr Helchens
EVANGELICAL
‘ (Bey W, E. Smith, Pastor)
. Spring Mils—39:30 A. AM.
Bethesda—10:30 A. AM.
Locust Grove—T7:30 P. AL
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Bev, H, A, Fruyn, Paster.)
Pentre Hall—
§:30—Morning Worship,
310:830—Sunday School
6:30—Epworth League,
Pprucetown—
30:00—S8unday School. | 7 : : Bie 4
11:00—Morning Worship. Es § 05 5B METHODIST CONFERENCE
Ppciog Mils— {| WEBER Mr Blanche I Weber ow Se i t y R05 CLOSES SESSIONS
#:80—8unday School. ? : RT ud tied in Howard : ; Ne Lt 2 i
7:80—Evening Worship. :
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PRESBYTERIAN
(Bev, J. M., Kirkpatrick, Fastor)
Pastor on d } { : . : #, » ‘ n
Sundays in July. i ) LY ir 4 f eS Ta { .
si ries 1 on hart wok. “22 Special
DEMOCRATIC TICKET. treldht conductor on 4 : . ~ MN Trade-In
United States Senator \ a : ‘ EE oy og : id : \ alue on
LAWRENCE H. RUPP] 4 \ { YA si ” USED TIRES
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State Tresmmee fnew vo. weeks, died ee | a8 ome y This Week ONLY
As
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Auditor General
Judge of the Supreme Court
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Judges of the Superior Cour | : 2 2 Be YOU START
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EVOL EN ii HE, i . 4 ¥ 2 F on . ‘
" : be ER a | of | Don’t celebrate your 4th
July trip with tire blowouts.
Nothing wrecks the holiday
frame of mind so completely
as a struggle by the roadside
with a flat tire. We'll gladly
inspect your tire equipment
the A lon ) x 0 : wr] beforehand.
tong | Seth] NEW LOW PRICES
NEW HIGH QUALITY | a
1 0 iH S 7 oe 01 Hat . . ; Latest Lifetime Guaranteed /’ i Rar
‘ ’ GOODYEAR [Sg :
serEpway (EEERde Xl
(Good rich f togetiv : : ! Supertwist Cord Tires 4 4 by
. htnent.” 2 5” ningar co ot years. Funer er . OE a 1 tm 3 : CASH PRICES 4 ora
comment. iy oe : 1 ir t a 9 . thas rn Hu M : ( Ye V > 1 ; e t of: 1 in . wr - ¢ or Prige 4 T gt Dl LT
the removal of ii being doz ara 1 do fe : igh g ' % aa a 1€1 S : bs 1 . . : Fach Pairs
is solely 1 Zz done ith we fds fi fay to to WH 4 demas a . oy, : 2954.40.21 $3.59183.49 $
permitting light t 3. 5 p ' ; 29x4.! 3.79
from the sti i tain ‘ 30%4.50-4 3.83
without regard for the apie e of § 1 . u ¢ was Anally 2834.7! ces] 4.63] 4.50
the tro elf. mane of our beadtify A al ts 1 . ry 29%4.75-20 4.70] 4.57
shade trees now ama ‘ en HAING \ fay ion hnt is .n a Es . 5 29x5.00-19 .1 4.85] 4.72
pearance. Home pri holt: baed B of rd Tinines. died HIS 15 19321 Make a or a a * | 30x5.00-20......1 4.95] 4.80
venta thin by ‘Gar AVE | at her hom Hate ota’ Verte iad ra aaa, , Instead of ing . 31x5.00-21......| 5.15] 4.98
prevents C pefmilling cul ’ tah AR EEONE VY Mhesia) youl ire ncy »o een the prac : Lie t two 31x5.25-21.. 5.98] §.62
ting other than would have raised the | °F 129 of « lons fellow $ siot fo Tv the 1 tr 3053% Rg. CL | 3.39] 3.30
clearance ing ap ty ived 7 i LDCS, W u ‘ nt fori
e———— Surviving are two sons: William J EY Noe tow: t to the 1933 semsior Quality Values CASH PRICE
Well one thing must be sald for the | port; also by one brother, 8 T B 1° greates: hire Largain of She Comifurtine - Only Goodyear Offers
property owners in Cen Hall: they to sei he the AT, HANLY v0 Shalpes Nei 3 » Famous Lifetime Guaranteed iS ‘
GOODYEAR a. EACH IN’
PATHFINDER ASF a ile gape
Boalsbure. . a ol of a 1 ther grand 7 -Altoons fet dam 1d ie Supertwist Cord Tires ey Baim
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smeltzer, of Pleas: | of the United Brethren church and has Saba’ ‘DistrictePloasant Gap. R CASH PRICES 2 Tube $1.03
ant Cap, were jai rg In tows: 6 # } % 1 ident aT tn hg 4 . . 4
3 v evening gis X : 8 oT ersnen Stat oR he A Full Pri of | Each i
wrday evening | i i / vie jtion } Weiner Overaize | Each Pairs | Tube
Ieland Walker and family have re- | : pn y Oh far rg District—Burnham, H. E 29%4.40-21184.79 [94.65 $1.03
turned home after spendi GAUNT | : 29x4.50-20| 8.36 | 5.19 | .9%
three months in Junction v, Ka Vili hoad SAL Sag o : ort i | 30x4.50-211 S.43 $.27 | 1.03
A number of people fi 4 retired ekemith na. af Mi TT EE ee 2 Tniiess tH " 2824.75-19] 6.33 | 6.16 | 1.17
cinity attended Joope from dus vi. {fAinhurgs 3 Pe at ey - ca arate ff oem hil o— 2954.75.20] 6.43 | 6.24] +95
Rais. at Granse +: Riwanis-Farmers' | 4" A Meads ab) AOD BE a, 0 0na 20x5.00-35{ 6.68 | 6.4% | 1.17
po at rN Park, on Thursday fay ; os : : A 1s lay £ in EVAL (31% ’ ar : : ¥ ert \WWeosnsird 1055.00-20 6.78 6.5% 1.33
Jr, and Mrs, Geo. CC. Hall, of Wil- eh ! i ' nome in MHinburs I.. Jacobs 303.1 4.07 3.9%
mington, Del, arrived in town last! a Jee of 78 y 1 “ 29 dave - tev i uyn. pastor of the Joos sori Rg. CL] 4.59 4.00
swoek, expecting to spend the summer | Death was due to infirmities. He had Size Price al 2 ta unced with pleas 30:3%0.5.C11 4.29 4.16
in their Main street residence. ! been in poor health fo five months 4 50-21 $5 43 ure. hte been returned to this field A2z4 ........1 7.58 7.38
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h Mr. Gaunt was born May 31, 1854
Miss Dolly Lonbarger, Mr, and % in Yet tor : 1 \
ibarger, Mr, and Mrs. [at Potters Mills the son of Richard 475-19 6.33 EE — TRADE US YOUR OLD TIRES FOR
Snowden Lonbarger and son, of W :
' i son, ash. j and Susan Gaunt, He was a member 00 0 6 75 Ww 4
* tT STs 7 wr . : N
ington, D. C, spent a few days among {of the Mifflinburg Lutheran church 5.00-2 . n
friends In town and at State College. | and Mifflinburg Lodge, F. and A, M., $.25-18 7 53
The town team were winners In a|No. 370 : : .
ume with Pine Grove Mills, on Thurs Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Elia
¥, and also at Balleyville, on Sat. | Heimbach Gaunt, and one son. Charl AND { REAM
+ . 3 © . ® we + Liga] .
girday afternoon, B. Gaunt, of Miffiinburg. Good Used Tires §1 Up.
Gr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Meyer ana F. Funeral services were held Friday From my own herd of Hol-
’, Weber were Sunday dinner guests afternoon from the late residences at :
of Miss Annie Weber, 2:30 o'clock, with Rev, Dr. W. M. Rear- Y oe in and Guerisey 75 test, HAGAN'’'S GARAGE
Miss Hester Christ and Dr. P. L. ok ofticiating, Burial at Miffinburg. e \
Swank are driving new oars mies ———— Milk art Open 6A.M.to 11 P. M.
gl Sis Lucilie and Virginia, and John Ds qe Reporter goes to press the Motor . 5 u
terson, who were released from | Pimocratic convention in Chicago is Co.
soariet fever quarantine last week, | INE 8 PELORM and de preparing CENTRE HALL Deliveries every morning. phone So __ CENTRE HALL
spent Sunday with the e oe next president of the \ '
a Ane Patten andmother, Sood U, 8. A. We know who it whi Phone 66 L.H.Garbrick & Son TUNE IS: Wed) 0 0 Woutyens Yadle Program
At present the town is without a be, but we dom't ke the iden of being
called a political Prophet, so we are : CENTRE WALL, PA. RL DO RTT,
Moariet fever quarantine sign, not telling the world i
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