THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1933
TT :
THE
DEATHS,
CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
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HALL, PENNA. | recived. on
RE an Meyer died
Harold
ninde
since
Inte
due
Word
Mrs
home of her
in Mifflinburg, where
home of the
of her husband
Meyer. Her
mplications
age Funeral
(Thurhday)
home, with
Mifflinburg
was a
Runkle Lee
18,
MEYER.
Tuesday that
at the
Meyer,
her
the death
Wm, H
largely to of
advanced
will beheld this
the
Ws
Hulda
grandson,
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SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors
8S. W, SMITH, Editor.
SDW, BE. BARLEY, Associate Editor and
Business Manager,
she
time
the
death was
for much
meme SSA EE
Batered at the Post Office in Centre Hall
8 second class matter,
TERMS. —The terms of subscription to
$e Beporter are $L00 a year, in advance,
Legal advertising at the rate of ten cemetery
ponts per line each insertion. The
Display advertising rates wade koown Jlol
| application. ’ W
resulting from
her services
afternoon
from interment In the
in
daughter
of
and
deceased
ert and Christena
at Tuss
her
s born ville Sept
making age S00 years, 11
5 days.
"SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES = feo ©
I— Valley, and
FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE « Hill;
(Bev, 8. FF. Gresuheeo, Pastor,)
She is survived
Hettinget
Jaco!
entre
0
Farmers Afllls—9 to 10 A. M,
Centre Hall--10:30 A, M,
Georges Valley, 7:30 P. M.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Bev, H, A, Fruyn, Paster.)
jo
rvices on + ACT
PRESBYTERIAN
(Bev, J, M, Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
No preaching service in
gust,
EVANGELICAL
(Rev, J. W. Zang, Pastor)
NO VICES August 20 and 27
pastor on vaca I
p—
“iV AU 2
JURY
We are
candidacy
Township,
pation
sioner
held Se
rules and
COMMISSIONER.
thorized to ani
Ci
{1
at
ptember
SALE OF FIVE MILLION
SAVES FARMERS
PlGS
AND IDL}
odd
nomi
bog farms
tonal in
He sa
would
and cor
The Se
would
the fall
and would
market
The |
Set highs
their pe
in suppl:
He t«
ment
program
and mal
to buy,
proved
The
nted it
The G
pigs lig
row in
markets
000 1x
be done
possible 1
paid pri eS
eration.”
Secretary
position of mic
#0ld his huge or
to the Federal
part
About
brought ir
row 4,000 004
sharp reductic
he paid, = 1k y prices
80 per cent. To pay for
the butcherin
must be levies 0 raise
000
Idieman
der
mignt
supply o
hy ro
WHOLESALE
rnd
CHECK RAISER
SENT TO FORT BOOB
the hogs
tax
shout 355.000
processing
F. Con
Miliheim
snty
He is
employed by P
ef ween
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Wi 4 onflined to
LOCALS. orison of ult ¢ 3500
rajased
Hving
the cin
bail
E
a guest
He spent
Fla., and
middle and nort) Etat incr ' 5 smal sum as
‘4 with } faa
Hn ™
some
¢ his
the checks were
twos
: boost about
: Miss job of
ome
Mackey vi
a few
Bap nts
is also
fen
bungling
on one of
ith's
the
undoing
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£20000 AVAILABLE FOR FISH
Mrs CULTURAL STATION AT LAMAR
Mrs. H. 1. righ 15 The Pi orks
as an auto guest motors 0 Eagles vanced $3.052.0561 for
mere park whe the
latter's daughts
friend. Miss 1.
few hours
Mr. and
William, from their
trip vening. Thuy up
through Michigan, to the Century of
Progress fair,
Ohio, where
Administration ad.
work in a num
Department of
Commerce
allotment
congtruct.on of %
of equipment
stations
* .
sited with er
Agriculture
Inch
000 for
States by
and
led in
Miss
Paine
Bettie,
$150,
Prue
five
Brungart the was
Friis,
£1 peg for
and pur
Mrs §
cuiture
returned
WwW. W 1nd
western
Kerlin BON | ma
{i Allotments to the bureau of fisheries
| included: for of
| building, ponds and equipment for the
| fish cuturaj station at Lamar, Clinton
| county,
Tuesday Were
20,000 construction
Chicago, and Cincinnati,
they guests of Walt
er Kerlin, an uncle. They report the |
falr most excellent, and well worth
the time and effort required to see it.
Fleming, in his “Over the Town"
column in the Philipsburg Journal, is
giving tongue because of the fact that
Philipsburg restaurant keepers in that
burg boosted sandwich prices from ten
to fifteen cents. He proves tt, his
readers that the vendor has a profit
of ten cents—and that's too much.
Fleming l& a young bachelor, and hes
cause he has no key to a family re.
frigerator, feeds on sandwiches to some
extent and Js acquainted with the
scarcity of the second article in the
average thing called a sandwich,
were
Et —
Friday Thrili Day at Fair,
Friday will be thrill day at the Mif-
flin County Fair when B. Ward Beam
of Toledo presents his International
Congress of Daredevils,
Head-on crashes between gpeeding
automobiles, motorcycle races, junk
car races, tumbling automobiles, auto
polo and the crashing of board walls
with motorcycles will be among the
events on the program.
Noted motorcyele riders will compete
in the professional bike events. The
falr will be brought to a close on Sat.
urday night when apublic wedding will
be performed on the stage.
LOCAL AND PERSONA |
is hay
The
rainy
Mrs. Cyral Marstellarx
week-end visitor with
in to
Lewistown fal ing
week,
of Dewart, was
a her mother,
Mrs, Grace Breon, wn.
Pennsy lvan-
Of thi
The State
fin is
yy
reage 124
forest area in
1,646,480 acres
4
541
now
ACres are ciated in Cen-
tree « ounty
if It
Gearhart
spent
Ww yomias
the
trip
The RICHELIEU
BELLEFONTE
{Continuous Shows 2 to 11 P. M)
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
THIS WEEK}
Marjorie Rimbeau,
Manners in
Landi,
Tr
Elissa
Ernest
“THE WARRIOR'S HUSBAND"
A four picture Another
JACK HOLT In
mtay Rupts
SATURDAY
“THE WOMAN 1 STOLE”
with Fay Wray. Noah Beery, Raquel
Tory
Adventure Romance!
Also, Speclal Short Subjects,
(a8
Thrills,
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(NEXT WEEK)
MONDAY, TUESDAY
“YOLTAIRE"
Jeorge Arlis, oris Kenyon and big cast |
Arlis’ finest characterization.
WEDNESDAY
“DANGEROUS CROSSROADS”
with Chick Bale, Jackie Rearle, Diane
Sinclair.
A thrilling drama of the roaring rails
wityy courage at the throttle.
Spring Mill
A Collection of Newsy Happenings
und Personals from Gregg Towne
ship's Metropolis,
The PP. O. B. of A
held in He
Hall, was
The ros
repainted by
Ripk
plend
terman's woods, belo
well attended
dence of Mrs. Dena
ondo
visiting
Mrs.
nicely
spent
Mrs,
ondo
ince
hospital
result
ostmaster for Ofte
to compete under
veral
n examinats
with = others
in wae
appointment
£1.109
OF APPLICATION
CHARTER,
given that an appli.
Department
Commonwealth of Penn
on the 4th day of Septem
DD. 1933, under an Act Ane
FOR
Notice is hereby
wylvania
ber A. Oy
hereby cited as the “Business
bth day
of May A. D, 1933, and wing Act No.
106, for a charter of an intended core
poration to be called “O, W. Houts
Lumber Compnay, Inc.” The character
and object of which is the manufact-
ure, purchase and sale of timber and
lumber, the purchase and sale of build.
ing material, such ag stone, cement,
sand, lime, plastar, roofing, steel, iron,
tin, copper, and hardware, and the pur.
chaxe and sale of fertilizer and coal,
and for these purposes to have and
efits and privileges of said Act of As
gembly.
EPANGLER & WALRER,
Bolicitors,
bs ss.
hs a A
on a special train Thursday n
their in
and training Bmith and Lieut
Mt, Gretna, passed over the IL. & T.|M. Boezey and ©, 'W. Hobert
103rd Cav-
annual
The members of Troop L,
alry,
ignt
on the two ltroop is command of Capt. 1}
Tennyse
way to
weeks' encampment at n
Betore You Buy Your
Picnic Supplies--
SEE--
Clover Farm Store
CENTRE HALL
We can surely equip you with ““Eats’’ for vour
week’s outing.
MEATS, ready to serv
Luncheon Meat —
Ring Bologna,
€=~Lebanon Bologna
Boiled Ham, etc.
Hams, 10 to 12 Ibs.
"Bacon, half, whole or sliced.
Ham sliced for frying.
Other Picnic Necessities--Paper Plates, Napkins,
Drinking Cups, Ice Cream Dishes, Fiber Spoons.
A Few ‘Specials’ from a List of Many:
CUP COFFEE~ SPECIAL
2 lbs. 35¢
CLOVER FARM SUPRI
QUALITY COFFEE
29c |b.
BLUE CUP
Hlend-
ial--25¢ Ib.
HED Special—N EW
SWEET
GOLDEN
Pod
5 lbs. 25¢
FARM
ATOES
Mi
CLOVER FINEST
BUTTER
2-1b Roll 53¢
ELBERTA PP)
COFFE
At HES
5 Ibs. 23¢
SEND
KRIST LEMONS
or 10c
letor
wtf Strid frp
0 EA
Speci
BI DGEY
FETLEY'S P.
1-2 1b. pkg 19
T. A. HOSTERMAN,
I
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AVOID DELAYS!
Delays cost money on the farm. For a broken
mowing machine the hay crop may spoil. For
the lack of an extra hand, you may miss the
top prices of being “first in the market.”
+ You need a telephone on the farm when
hitches come.
without delay.
It brings the necessary help
It saves time. It saves trips.
In a dozen ways every month the telephone
more than saves its small cost.
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A telephone is useful every day — priceless in
emergencies. Tell us to install one. You can
have a telephone for less than a dime a day!
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA
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The
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.