THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1933, THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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SHE CENTRE REPORTER | CASES DISPOSED OF Tand 80 days In jail.
ISSUED WEEKLY, DEATHS, . AT MAY TERM OF COURT | Austin Keith, of Howmrd, plead gull-
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. . . . . . . . When the regular May term of court
CENTRE HALL, PENNA. jopenad, Stanley Jedinskl, of Philips. | while Clyde McCloskey, of Howard
— —— | RERR.—~Mrs, Jane (Zeigler) Xerr|burg, plead gullty to possession of la- 1,4 walla Jullent r, of Spri
; Ane Vallace Sullenberger, of Spring
BMITH & BAILEY, Froprietors died on Saturday evenii in T.ewls- | Bor and was se ntenced to pay the costs pring
i Saturday vening 3 . : owns) atoo: ial a wow
8. W. SMITH, Editor. ’ $25 for use of the county and placed |Y27NSHID, stood trial and were con.
pW, B. ual EY, Associate Editor and lke offenses, and the usual
siness Manager, ‘
ER eee Funeral services
ue at the Post Office in Centre Hall Barr funeral parlors, and interment tend ed to pay the costs, a dollar fine | gullty to assault and battery, and was
second cla ater, . : . 4 vi
88 latter made in the Church Hill cemetery, and spend 60 days in the county jail, sentenced no pay the costs, $25 fing
TERMS. —The terms of subscription to Reedsville, on Monday. Services were: The first jury tria] was that of Mad- |and placed on probation for one year.
ade Reporter are $1.00 a year, in advance. conducted by her pastor, Rev. Maur-ifson P. Haynes, of Springfield, Pa,
i} fee J. Liester, of the Milroy Presby- charged \ 2 : vars wits . wheal . .
Legal advertising at the rate of ten , : . Oy Presby- charged by Ira G. Myers with a vio CHILDREN'S DAY SERVICES.
terian church, and Rev. H., J. Riddle, lation of the securities TT
gents per line each insertion. ’ tek Mn le Jury " oe A th i
of Lewistown. returned a verdict of not ’ 1 I'he Sprucetown Mi. BE. Bunday school !
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a betraval and paternal charge
Money to Burn
. . . if you have money
to burn - -
TOW whet he lHved alone, i 3 , fo. .
town, where. sh lived alone, at the on parole for one year. {victed of
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age of 82 vears, 8 months and 27 days. p52 ‘ { ; g
' ’ ' montt and 3 Lo Harry Horner, of State College, also | sentences in such caser were imposed,
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were held from the plead guilty to possession and was sen- Steve Smith, of Philipsburg, plead
Keep It In the house where It may be burned, lost or stolen,
Plsplay advertising rates made known 4
a daughter of Joseph | placed the cgsts upon the co wil} observe Children’s Day, June 18, but if you want to keep Ig safely where jt will always be
»” - Spplicution Mryp Kerr was ‘ty,
and Rebecca (Slack) Zeigler, and was Wm. H. Keller 11 was a i 4 '
¢ . . . el was adn { ) Children's day i
! ready u whe ecpd, de y i
he last! practice at the Centre county ' Union ehireh i for you when needed, deposit it with ws. A bank ac.
“SUNDAY CHURCH SERY born in Zeiglerville. She was ti ns rau 4 h 1 y BE
ICES surviving widow of Mexican soldiers Wm. Dando, of State College lead | held Sunday ve ain
in Mifflin county. guilty to possession of lguor
count will give you a better business standing In the commun.
iy, and a prestige thag may neyer have been enjoyed before.
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FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE Three brothers survive the deceased, | sentenced to pay the costs 50 fir y :
(Bev, 8, ¥. Greenhoe, Fastor,) namely, Uriah and Robert Zeigler, of and placed sn parole for th X by thelocal Evangell
Reedsville, and ‘harles Zeigle: in 234 : a To Gd Sunday
Tusseyvile—9 to 10 A. M, n od ne nd ( Zeigler, Mb Boyd, Stone, also ate Colleg !
ea pois, J nn. { Dion Maiity to (ye g
Spring Mills—10:30 A, AL ! na Al I Pu
{ genienced oO My THe
Centre Hall—7:30 P. MM.
al If your name Is not on our books, we will be pleased to see
evening
it here hefore the close of the year 1683,
LOHR.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.
PENTREE HALL REFORMED CHARGE (ont
(Bev, Delas EB, Kesner, Faster) {
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Sot Sais seo ans Eugene
:80—Church Servic e was born in Potter township, :
a tr | a ep us oi ta PERMANENT MM ih
dls vite, it deceased. There survive bi WAVES unicipa
Ew ERNE EL a0) 50 THEATRE
Mrs. C.F. Foster Exam HEL Rp SUCCESSFUL STOCKMEN say:
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Every Pad!
METHODIST EPISCOPAL untingdon. Alan by these — Arothe
(Bev, H, A, Pruyn, Paster.) .. dd ad dai ade : "54 NID} 3
Pen ullton— 8. K. Lohr, Linden !al, ana stra, An. i PAY MORE? OPENING “Telephone the city markets before you
feckley, Al ), =2 grand- J fut with NEW Projection Equipment, sell choice stock locally. Often a one-
TASER Rm ERE MRE THIEL RE TE RIE TUR BT I YR
FSHVORUPSROONT MOSRCAGIRT SNURSTUITRY) Lor CARNIIT PRUE] Je ASL COPIIY SAMBO «J LILIMTINGE OIEROIIE NGASUNRCN. SBOMBNIIRN Durnin
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev, J. M, Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
9:30—Sunday School. | 1 exe i : Fi | éé »
10:30—Morning Worship . me, th | 4 56 230 You Said a
JOE E, BROWN Ine
Tt Fue | Mouthful”
EVANGELICAL : Lf i 8 Ends! Ends
(Rev, J. W. Zang, Pastor A } tix naw ]
with “BROADWAY RBREVITIEN
Sug pl fees for only 200 of these .
special $2.50 Way 5 hand? and a “LOONEY TUNE" Cartoon,
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Don't walt to make sourap-
1 YOU CAN HAVE ONE FOR
pointment, Or come without
tut | TUES., MAY 30 LESS THAN A DIME A DAY!
ALL OLR PRICES how ing
MODEST AS AROYE!D
“Silver Dollar”
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GMMISSIONE RL ‘ WAVE SHOP . | Se | T ‘ Ti
: 42 Che lal 502 115 & 9115, : IT'HE REPORTER is well equipped to
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x LEWISTOWN DBYMISSION i i
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
do the Best Kind of Job Printing
PINCHOT SIGNS AUTO OPERA.
TOR'S RESPONSIBILITY BILI
re So ora oS Sony Ford
Goardorn Mook.
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pid Time and again
age In exc $2 3 Port Alt Vrs ran ory - -
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The perso vhose licens ; ‘ 1 John A. Rickard, Lock H 38’ --=that 1 penalize
r the nditions w ¢ |v 1 G + Rickard, Pitteburgd -
Friendly critics
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voked und 11d
furnish an insura policy or surety | grandchildren als survi Funeral % call "twenty-year S
bond th , for $5000 | pe Rum the public does not i i
damage for death on injury of one | afternoon, in « rge ol hiv, HM 21
person, $10,000 for tv - more persons | Heisley, pastor of the First Evangel difference anyway.
A5Etor at Jens $1000 Droperty, dang [cat Ruch, with bushi ie Higland ut I know the difference.
tained for at least three years. Mre. Rickard was a daug of Ae T know that the car a man Sees is not
a and oie ae ased, and wae reared at A ‘Mills. | drives the car which the engineer sees.
operdios who have not settled judg- | comprises beauty of design, color and attractive
enon MLETON Grace Madalyne ‘as an desirable, of course. The best evidence that we
eight year ol ugh Of Sam
| uet and Esther Ralston, of Axe Mann, ! are all found on the Ford V-8.
{ died at the Altoona hospital as he re
Will Ro ers 1 | sult of an attack of meningitis. Sev. But these are not the car.
g Picks | ernl weeks previous she stuck a grain all the rest, is the type of engin
A Story For | pee Wiieh rested In. meningitis. of chassis and body, ruggedly durable;
the steady development of comfort,
: 11 dition ’ é parents ane Dr tper .
This Spot IR SAORION 10 Re a Te I pa given to safety factors;
Aad Wine Hall jence and economy. These make the car.
the car he drives-—-he
The car which is seen,
essories,-—all
think so is that they
The car proper, which is the basis of
e and its reliability; the structure
the long thought and experiment
conven
By WILL ROGERS | Roe, c148i i A car can be built that will last two oI three years. But we
IE big Soy for a bt of mn SARI ore Aide Ma : have never “built one. We want the basic material of our sar 35 Be as
the boy scouts what a hard time |home in Bellefonte, Friday morning, : dependable the day itis discarded as the day it 1S Dough a
they bad SStung stated Tho the resdit OF A Yaris stoke a built 15 years ago are still on the road. It costs more to
svio : cars buil ot skimp are cost and
Joos Kids jorust be scared td death |ferca Mo nday fous. ¢ Born
rom all the hard tales they hear |, .ur Wilkes-Bacre §0 years ago. Three oh el \ ut 1% jtems we do n
‘ dp 3 +314 a durable car-—but two
bulla s J ———the public would
these well-fed guys telling them |i, .chiere and two sons survive: also, "gat by"
Bo uccenetul FT mi] |ffieon grandchildren and five reat. conscience. A great many things ‘could "get bY
ing garbage. 2 ¥3 Or sor. | grandchildren, a brother, Charles Hale, never know the difference. But we eo would Know.
ell. there was one rich fellow | of Ba ¢ City, Mich and a sister, Mrs id » e without any hesitancy.
that always used to tell every | Annie Johnson, of Jersey, Shore. The new Ford V-8 is a car that I endors cation
J 1 thoke, so, all about shi pr ag Bei Ty 5 I know what is in it. I trust our whole thirty years' repu
: ur previous V-8. It is larger,
job all round.
his hard luck at the start. | home of a daughter, Mrs. Mabel M.
| Morrison, Bellefonte, Sunday afternoon, - with it. It is even better than ©
nt because I know the car will
{in charge of Rev. E. R Heckman. ; ¢ '
| The body was taken to Jersey Shore more rugged and mechanically 3 better
for interment. I readily say this in an advertiseme
back it up.
GRIMM Lewis Schaffer Grimm,
born in Madisonburg, Sept. 1, 18565, died
at his home in Jewell, Kansas, aged
“When 1 landed pl this here 77 years, § months, He was a son of
town. be says, o1 ha only three Reuben Grimm. He lived In Jewell for
0 m me.” fifty years and filed many local of |
Sa LL. (fet, Tegra rw Se sa
he a oP ed No | is survived by & wife, whom he married
it in 1004, and one brother, Charles
“Yes,” says this wise geezer to Grimm,
the one that sat next to him i
“that's the truth, all right. And Mra, Russell Bémsholiz and children,
ou know how he 8 t his three Donald, Marjorie and Joan, are spend
? For two of them he got mg the week nt the home of J. PF.
drunk, and the third he used to | Wetzel and family,
rire home for a thousand dollars.” so——————————— 1
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