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¢
ret \Widier, long employ
ed in th Tics the Kerlin pouatry
¢ driving a
ui
pant new
redan,
Mrs, Ia
latter's vi
Monda y
inkiin D
sOon,
WwW. FF.
Goodhary
Franklin
Johnstown,
vacation
mail carrier,
D. M
Geisinger h
Keller and
and the
William,
ung
drove
on
from his duties as a rural
taken
Thursday
Mrs
the
Bradford was
pital on
and since has undergone a tonsil op
eration. By the end week it is
delayed
planned for her to underg 1
operation
fleld and
Harrisburg
firet child
lighted
a real sister
want to t
Within a
#ix
at the
ferred to
The State
last taking
ly aid
when
If it's mine, 1
with me”
four
into
ake it right home
period of twenty
other babies came existen oe
hospital where the event re
occurred.
Department 1s at
will
ughtering of
neg
FEY
Highway
a courses that uw elmate.
in reducing sia hu
mans on the
to caution
highway It
pedestrians to follow the es.
ablished rules of caution and take ox-
trome « One of these rules 8 to
walk facing traffic. The
that the highway walker
sponsibility
Reckless walking on highways hag too
long heen encouraged; the changes is
\ welcomed.
“v
nr
former en
had
hw
BG. Por
appears to Prssing,
dl
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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After an Miss
Anng Sweeney, of Boalsburg, has re-
and present
aunt, Mrs Lizzie Jacobs, in Centre Hall
Mrs. Besse (Weber)
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
past
ilinoss of a few weeks,
covered al is with hey
Dunham, of
wis here few
ar a
days the week to see her mother,
who was injured in a fall a short time
ago.
Mrs
for the
to
conducte
Grace Breon is back town
summer after having
State College, in cons
nection with another lady, during the
past year.
Mrs widow ef
War
in
Gilbert,
a Civil veteran,
home Madisonburg
Her
one yery Be
and
* hip advanced
iighap rious,
and Mrs. C Meyer,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr.
Mr,
Mrs, Bylvester Guiellus and
Mrs, of
Orange, N. J.
and
and Elmer Sutherland,
among the
Mr, and
East were
Fuests recently entertained Ly
Mrs, J. 8. Boozer, at Sunset club house,
Mrs Weber, taken
home
Mary who was
the (‘entre
fall
from her here to
County following a which
hospital
resulted in breaking the right leg above
the knee, is not Improving as rapidly
a8 her friends would ike.
The reunion hold on
Hecln
(d }
d by
annual Tressley
Park,
Mrs. J.
Tressler,
attend
Mrs
Saturday,
Wesley
Glenn Mrs
Centre Hall: Mrs, C
tre Hill; Mrs. James C
Mills.
family
Wiis
on
Tr¢ us ler,
Leroy BSeurson,
Miller,
and A
harles Cens
Helsh
The
and
Tressler, Spring e were
members of the friends
the gathering.
“nay p
vely engaged In
Lig next birthday
eightieth year,
[ps
h
&
Wy
ty
HEN you can food at home,
be sure that every step of
your process is
ning. Clean the food thoroughly.
Prepare to get it into the cans or
jars immediately. Process
pressure cooker, observing
proper length of
the
Use clean containers in perfect
condition. If old glass jars are
used, be sure to use a new lid and
2 new rubber if the lid is of the
gerew type. Remove the cans or
jars from the cooker and cool
immediately. Tin cans should be
plunged into cold water or put
under the cold water spigot. Lids
on glass should be tightened ng
goon as the jars are removed from
the cooker. And they should be
separated to allow air to circulate
around them that they may cool
as rapidly as they will, Store
proceased foods * a cool dry place
i to prevent rubbers from cracking.
The reasons for these construc
i tive suggestions are to be found
in a recent article by Dr. FF. W.
| Tanner in which he said:
I "Commercial canners have long
since faced the fact that unless
canned foods are properly pro
cessed, this organism (Clostri-
dium botulinuin) may survive and
be responsible for some terrible
outbreaks of botulism. Home can.
ners should be willing to capital.
ize on this Information. They
should be impressed Wy the fact
that practically all of the out
breaks of botulism in the last six
Gr goven years have been due to
‘improperly processed home-canned
foods, and that not one single out
break of botulism bas been caused
by foods commercially canned ‘n
the United States.”*
home
Boalsburg.
and
Albert Meyer, of Pitt ul Coxey
some time recently at the home
mother, Mrk Jacob Meyer
Mrs, George Fisher f(g vis
tives in Erie
Miss Croce
Gelsinger
shurgh,
their home In Indian
after a visit with
¥Y« Mis
Hess
home for a few
Howard
Hiate
cinit Anna
Win
her
coompanied
Hubler,
hospital,
Pome
Hubler
to
student
ved
Saturday.
Miss
Saturday
week
in
enio
Mr. and Mrs
ed
Harrison's res
visit at Mr.
Murs,
drove
on
mov from
tnd Maude
Danville
idence
morning |
might wit
her sister, Maude
for Grace in order that she es
#8 the Ella Gingri
#8 th
M1
and
ni marriage of
Sunday
Le
and
Mr
ant
of
Cathryn
Graham
My
Mr.
tellefonte,
Dale,
Luther
Felty
toona, were
Smelts
Dale
Halph
Ellen
hospitality
Pieas- |
Dale, Miss Jessie Pa
a dinner guest
. Clement of
and Mrs
Misses
ved the
home on Bunday
Mrs. Russell,
Visitors
Gap;
and and
on on Saturday
and Mis
the
of the
Jacoh
Dale
and
week-end
JUST HUMANS
Cir
The Music Master
county on Bunda
his
gdon
Kit with parents,
the
meeting at
Women's class of Lutheran
held thelr regular the
Dale home at the Branch on
/ evening
Patterson some im-
nents made in his Main treet
gidence
Mi
Beulah onfined
home by lliness ast weed
The Centre Reporter, 31.50 a year.
1
Clover Farm Store
5&10
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rm
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