THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
wn : LOCAL AND PERSONAL. ss 8 0'% 2 00 9 2» a ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST. | mtmosflfAnttmss/Pfnt sotmmflfiottmssflfs
t Monday
farm property within
Drojan b, 8 if Jos h Dro
gerously il} ils home here
2 al A ug of Wil has | § { Bellefonte, was admitts Mon Mr. and Mi > i oman, with
Wheat was being sown in Northum-|}been sust by siX families since{day f treatment, 1elr aul * N. Krvder at
berland
county, on Monday. Of ff fSeptember 0
: $ i ide ss Eunice Bauer, tudent at Penn Ars Lr yr Lerli ' fate PR :
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the wheat sown earlier is just The coi shops at Avis were booked after undergoing treatment, wa nade ; business an " 1 { ‘ C E N | RIE HALL
) 3 ps » : : lischarged Monday
through the top soil, to open Monday with a foros of 410 s : Williams ) Saturday. im
Lfmen. About fifty men were previously Mrs. Sara, Heeman of Spring town
Fhe Miller Motor Company in t employed. The shops have not been an Curtis Heeman, of Spring Sir, an Mra. BR. Herman, togeth .
place last week received by freigh al, perated on a prdouction basis for two ' vere discharged Monday. " With a party of friends f lips ome in or our - #
sedan, i ruc I av at "ia oe
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coach, coupe and truck--alliyears. It is not known how long the Mrs. Melvin Colbert, of State College, | burg, on Sunday, spent the
Chevroleta, work will las vas admitted Wednesday.
Herman summer home at Manor
fam Colonel Frederick B Kerr is a native Mrs. Thomas Weber, of Hall} An evening dinner was pred o 1 roe oO ‘ .
ode u in Wf rege ownship, . oy . . ' . We a wae ! ! § J -— TY PR
Mode Auman, of GIefE loWHShip,} ie rfield, fifty-six yeas |pecame a patient Wednesday. lawn and’ wa he enfoved by the - — Prices go up - prices go
sentenced September 13, 1929, to serve] ©f Clearfield, fifty-six years of age anc 4 . fn 9 was mu Blu ’ BP ir .
sentend Septem 13, 1 h 1 ¥ : Mra Florence Ballard, of Unlonville participants. ® down! To keep in touch
five to ten years for larceny, and]bas made good everywhere he started was admitted r edinesdny
3 ’ Mrs l ingle in “ridav wont ry - rot hye »Q \
breaking and entering, was paroled by |He served his country gallantly during » ~cvillas 3 Col- {4 My le R Jingle, on Pritay, wen with market change ,the
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i . vias Vl olale Kennett Square, near Philadelphia J . ;
Governor Pinchot last. Thursday. Hel]the anish-American War and again]lege, be » a patient AVednesday; whore she will remaln for the wintes Buy 3 and SAVE! modern farmer needs a
wis one of nine paroled upon recome- iring the orld War. To meet and | HSChargs saturday with he # James
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mendation of the State Board of Par-lknow him Is to admire his sterling lames Elijah Starrette f Mil urg, | family, home here Is gocupl by ' y ' 1 TELE r Hn “W AN KE
; "1a t last weed 3 : "ll , 1 Pkg PANCAKE, 1 Pkg Buck
dons. . yf mind and ‘heart There a3 Cal : A 109 Hs Wee, M1 an 4 i! er, the {x O16 { \ £%a $ a I f . 1 :
neart, fn wre TRE G . ’ 1 y seuIing a IZET 1AamDS
M 0 1 ‘nn anywher drs. Ruth Gherrity, Wall ou Suen miendenty for I “er! wheat FLOUR, 1 OL’ \ n 8 mbes,
Misses lertha sabel r. iD i nen anywiere, £ I to A $44 ‘ 20s bbe nF ry OY ¥y §
dm renday , road builders, tad for instance, or buying a
daughters of Mrs S t whington and his constituents will wd oung. of Howard was ndmit Voters ir ‘arti all boro 1 GINNY CAKE GRIDDLE, ton f
flinburg, were 7 TOF usin J call
Elizabeth Royer,
$ 9"
STARCH,
and Miss Isabx I’ are i ach ~ ‘ . a otss ; Tu ¥ on : Hu vel sarner ID ut ars 3 Pkes (
school in :
Snyder
KELLOGG’S WHOL]
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Lural telephone rates are
low . . . Call or wrile the
GLOSS STARCH BUSINESS OFFICE
FANCY BLI
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MARRIAGE LICENSES,
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seen in the x
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stigation revealed th
formed a line from
ve-gallon can nearby, and gloss : } Kenneth E. Pr . ¥ } 3
all the gas had gravitated] :
Tho can and hos were| In a note from Prof. A. M. Alleon| — — 2 Ie]. EY | for Your
charge by Mr, Espenshade. of hi ark, inois, he ©¢ BOALSBURG WINS FROM
; 1 re Le: ments Centre payers on CENTRE WALL WIGH [4 sour blade . *
or + pa ot tart or normal 1a] In their fist meeting on the soccer | RNQILEIS TFFIITANY ad Hunting
! on with Centre Hall
ys 0 wish that uch "t figh, bonds £€ won on their hom bi... 3 5 -
v > lay afternoon, by a score he: on .
Bren, was a hard fought game Sh f 7 . ; oF y ‘ opt Ce( -
Snish, the visitors nudes! Be. 4 2 : : op :
Centre Hall High school (30 Fa ing scoring un sever) © Rugiong Sy > RRSP
ft Jo rome: tem tn Sie le : 7 = Exceptional Bargains in quipmen
hopes
The fact, that le 16, 0 regular | on 1 pte a well a eal : AR - All Ammunition will be sold LESS TAX
bacriber to the Flue porter, althoug otingg
'e : ihsent from here for so many years, ——————
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Clymer MeClenahan and Jo ittests to his interest in the affairs of The Roosevelt-Garner Club will me i R. S. S | OV ER, Mil heim
t! n Odd F :
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. . he community In which he once lab Fellows hall, Friday night,
tiey were engaged in repair. s o'colek
ing a local telephone line at Pine ored so faithfully. : ' =
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Btump school house, a deer came
Sounding from the. mowitaln and HITT AND RUNN-—— This May Be a Nice, Soft Job for Somebody, But It Might Be a Hard One to Fill! + BY HITT
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through the fields in the direction of - . TT Be I on eke ne wit.
iregg Station. It was a buck with nt ALY wi ho wig wy woRBAD roan 1 wre xa com T TREO je vo MUSIC _— FRUITING Dg Nov
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three prongs, and as he was making wo. orn HANGBOME was A goo SHIA Ce 4 = - NORY YOu pr " we
ens y ANG WORD Me NRE Max ir wg AY WS Fmt -—
good headway the continuous baying 3 ; NT . LABORATORY 7) 40 s .
tain side. In due time the dog came
»y
of a hound was heard along the moun.
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along on the deer's trall, and when he i , a hi ®
reached the Brush Valley road he was $s i : £ ) hol on AL :
intercepted by James Searson, who ; : J 1 d !
happened there at that time. By a bit ;
of coaxing the dog was befriended
and finally penned in the coal bin at
the school house nearby, The eollar
the dog wore indicated he belonged to
a State College party.
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