THURSDAY, MAY 25
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A Monument Erected-~
to the memory of a loved one is a
substantial expression of your jast-
ing affection. To select one that
will be appropriate requires careful
consideration— for f(t must last
through all the years to come. Let
‘us co-operate with you by submit.
ting suggestions based upon our
wide experience ag memoria sculp:
tors.
C. H. HOMAN
Buccessors to
H. G, STROHMEIER
Centre Hall Marble & Granite Works,
CENTRE HALL, PA.
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PENNA. LAW KEEPS
PROPERTIES OFF AUCT.
MILLER NEW
POSTMASTER AT STATE COL) EGE
State College's New Postmasten
esignation of
Mr. Miller's
awnlts the
George Glenn,
permanent
confirmation of
appointment
Senate,
the
He resigned vesterda,e as a member
of the borough councii to which he
was elected in 1931. Council has thirty
days in which to name someone to fill
hia place. If it does not the Court will
appoint the new member.
Mr. Miller wag the Democratic cans
didate for the legislature at the gen.
eral election last fall and is recognieed
as one of the outstanding members of
that party in Centre county. He came
to State College in 1920 and has con.
ducted his drug busines on Allen Bt,
for the entire thirteen years of his
residence here. Hé lg a native of Phil.
fpsburg.
Thirteen has always been an import.
ant number for Mr. Miller. He grad-
uated from High school In 1913, en
listed in the army on Friday, the 13th,
made the voyage to France in thir.
teen days, was in France thirteen
months, discharged on Friday, the 13th,
was married in Friday, the 13th, and
was appointed on the thirteenth
this month, although bls notification
Wd not arrive here until Wednesday.
| BASEBALL |
CLUBS
LEAGUE
OF THE
COUNTY
STANDING
IN CENTRE
Where They Play
BREEN,
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Saturday's Games,
Memorial
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HOWARD
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Heverly, 8h
Runes, ¢
Bathurst, 2b
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Kilne, ss
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Bradford, 2h
Crawford, 3h
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RB Lomison,
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Shank, 1b
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LOCALS MAKE IT § STRAIGHT
BY DEFEATING “GAPS” 7-8
Centre Hall pulled a game from the
fire Thursday evening in a T7-inning
twilight game with Pleasant Gap on
the local fidld.
Durst took the mound for the home
team, but wag soon in difficulty when
free passes to first, coupled with some
inferior catching Pleasant Caps
stickwork enabled the visitors to find
the home plate without much difficulty.
In the third inning, with one gone and
the score 5 to 1 against the home
team, Gross was substituted for Durst,
and gave a splendid exhibition of pitch.
ing, to the surprise of all. The "Gap"
was held to one hit for the remainder
of the game which scored the only run
off Gross. The locals played an uphill
game, but by dogged determination
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kept paring down the lead until the
jast inning found them one run I |
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Lady's Yoon
and Suit
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teaching.
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medicine Miss
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you are not
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXECUTORS
Estate of VP
NOTICE,
in the
Ry Cased
Letters testamentary the above estate
duly granted the undersign-
all persons knowing themseives In-
ted to the estate are requested to make
and Leaving
the same to them
those
present
for seltiemen
EXECUTORS NOTICE
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
Est 1A}
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Letters testament on above esiale
uly granted the undersigned
persons knowing themselves indebted
requested to make Im
and those having claims
¢ to present them duly au.
scitiement.
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3» the estate are
vont,
yet the sam
for
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CAMPBELLS
BAKED BEANS
tan 5c
WEIS QUALITY
EVAP. MILK
4 tall cans 25¢
Krilt's Mayonnaise
§01 jar 17¢
GRAPE NUTS
pkg 16¢
Baker’s Cocoa
2 1-2 Ib cans 25¢
When contemplat holding
PUBLIC SALE,
and re-
call the undersigned,
verse charges
E.M. SMITH
STATE COLLEGE, PA.
Phone 1082
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for Safety
USE
PASTEURIZED
MILK & CREAM
POCO PPIOIPN
MARKLE BROS. DAIRY
Phone 275R
BELLEFONTE
INSURANCE Axp
REAL ESTATE
WANT TO BUY
OR SELL
SEE .US FIRST.
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C. D. BARTHOLOMEW
CENTRE HALL, PA
Peanut Butter
Ib 10c
Stuffed Manzanilia
Olives, 2 302 bots 19¢
Plain Olives
pt bot 25¢
CAMPRELL'S
Tomato Juice
(an 5c
Root Beer Ext.
bot 15¢
SWANSDOWN
Cake Flour
23c pkg
Stringless Beans
2 cans 15c¢
Sanka Coffee, 49¢
BREAKFAST HOUR COFFEE
Ib 17c
WEIS QUALITY-Ib, 23¢
FREE’
1 12.02 bottle of
HYAN DRY GINGER ALE
or LIME or LITHIA
with purchase of
2 28-0z bots for 29¢
Plus ret'pemable bottle depos.
i oon © bottles
2 small Phe-13¢
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