THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. - * » - *» ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST ® & - ® > . - . » - Lieut, Hoffman, former's Miliheim, Hoffman and of Philadelphia, visited father, John Hoffman, on Sunday, Mrs. the in Joseph Messrs, Ellen and port Jay Keller, Mrs. Donna Keller of Willlams- McClenanhan Hayes and Royer, and Misseg Peggy McClenahan, visited at the H. C. home, last week. Mrs. T. M, recovering nicely following a conditon at critical. Millhelm, attack bealing In time is ol the was Gramley, of from an pneumonia he ad. Her regarded A les Smith, three with The riage Mr, niece and and John tended one most Mra Char. ed between of Merchang and of Aaronshurg, ag four was infantile mother Miss son and years stricken paralysis a few days ago. the Lena child before mar- Harter of was and Fortney Thos. Swartz Miss Mary Fortney, of Tusseyville, Mrs. Elizabeth 1 x ¢ fr lative of Mrs. Mrs, nephew, and Ss. at- the funeral of in Bellefonte, tz. The will play Nt Robb, Swar ball te turday, Hall | to funtingdon., Centre EO “4 Bimne wit} Indust has ite hh whi mond this year. On. Tuesday, rip to Virginia, int Fi * Bridge, histori visit rents ents ndpazi ree blemish, qu from good lit los keeping the V ie WwW Wm Immel granted to Penns Hall; Mills; R Drivers’ license was following applicants ley: F, C. Weaver, J. Keichline, Pine A. Thomas, Potters Mills; Rebersburg; J. W. Mills. These are #ix wh, passed the examination form Centre Grove s, Kunes. Pine of the Grove ap taonty- 1rt si cessfulls Mr. their Fri Mrs. DD. M. Bradford, Paul Bradford and Namey Bradford, to Somerset, where théy visited with John Meyr=s, a Balf%rother of DD. M, ahd Pau Bradford. Mr. Meyers . fs in a ve feof seomdition following par- a stgake,” The Bradfoeds, exogpt returned and Mrs. Mrs motored Mr. and on Bamerset mother, da county, V 1 rv alytic the mother, Friday. home Stitt, merchant of el lwood, Ii Kirkpatrick, were Preshvterian Manse at the Manse were Woods, Miss Mary Wools ali of Mra. McGoffin, D. C. Lowder, Elmer Camps athgate Brisbin and of Hartford, their pastor's Daniel and Miss D. end vistors at Other late visitors Dr. G. H. and Mrs, Woods, Miss Virginia Pine Grove Mills, and of Hollidayshurg: Mrs. Onk Hall Station; Mrs bell, and Misg Alverda State College, R. D. B. D, Mrs. Roxanng Robertson, Conri, spent day with family at the Manse. Philip McClenahan for hauling the six { car of the Cemtire Hall raflroad Treaster Ket tle CC. The fourteen feet length, used in the tion of winter quarters for young men enlisted in the service for the next six months, All told the cars will contain 128.114 board feet of lumber. Mr. Me- Clenahan, it is understood, will engage others In this community who own trucks, to assist him to carry out his contract, One of these will be Will. fam MoClenahan, father the cone tractor, and another, Harry MeClena- han. ¥ wool the of ik secured the con: tract o eight lumber from to the camp No 65, all of being loads station >, C, above Colyer. small dimensions, the lumber, maxiinum will be construc of TOWNSRIP FAIR PROGRAM BY PUPILS AN Sixteenth held at Spring Saturday was schoo) children of COMMUNITY ENJOYED \D PATRONS Community Mills last Friday well attended by the entire town- The “air Annual ¥ the other citizens, Weather not ideal for but nevertheless contes and programs for the well attended, and those entered into the with spirit, I display of agricultural products | 1 fine quality and BoOd size. |! and baking exhibits were year ‘than well and con- were quite such ts, |! twoll event, meetings days were present fine The was of More canning played this of years, as display of § io activity Of for a nume- ber as an ed], hig! Judgeg regarding SeWIing. expre the this vear's}y comment dis favorad lity of all the plays at fal The Health the ele the Im program by pupils of Friany nm 8% mentary hoo ning was fortunate build the Prizes. | of Elementary Sehool i i 1 Winners (% of Adult's Poultry Gr A. Hefinick, silver 1 ) rep possession ealing perma. net Rossman, thin Smith & nated 0. end t de Furniture E. Gobble, riggs on ib, donated by Homer W. Fetterolf. Winners of Yor. Boys’ Judging Contest 1st, Hien, 100 ib, feed donated by Robert Neose poul 4B Stover, 3rd, Naovtman donated by | prize, Corman 8 poul ir y four = Dean poultry 2nd, try fs n by eder, donated by orth St tion wo Ellaw Rosam 20. H. PF. Rossmah Senmbor Project Prize Ww infers, $10.00 prize money 4 By First National Bank, of Spring dst, $1: Me: rd, ribbon Corn Ray 8paga; 24, Corman; Obert ligen. RBwine Gerald Johnson: 2 Duck. Veget Adam Miscellaneous Htover, wer suit, silk the Mills, 2nd, lat, 3rd, Ist, Robt, d, Guy lst, Gerald Johnson: 24. srd, Cameron Musser, ist, Dean Ind, ables Condo: Igen; Dean dunior Projeet Prizes, prize money donated Silk Mill-—1st ribbon: by £5.00 Groce ard, Dairy Anna Vegetables 1st, Elizabeth Uhl: 1st, F prize 50 abc: 1st, Neill Frances Frazlei: 24, ard, Mylon Musser, ligen: 24. Condo. Leonard Dean 3rd, Spurgeon Miscellaneous—1st, 2d, Dorothy Duck. appliances and furnréom, —ist, hoc: 2d, 28c: 3rd, ribbon:ist. Robert Breon: also winner of special prize of 6 1b, grease donated by C. H. Bungard: 24d, talph Wagner: 3rd, Ellsworth Stover. Furniture—<ist, Dean Stover: 2d, Ray Bpayd, 3rd, Ray Bpayd. Bpecial Canning and Baking Prizes, won by Miriam Zerby, 25 Ibe, sugnr doe nated by H, M. Allison. Special Sewing Prize won by Eungard, flashlight donated by Bros, Garage High School Class Priges: prizes, $5, donated by Sheffioia Ist, $3, Freshman clase. 206 2d, $2, Junior class, 220 pointe; Sophomore clase, 214 points: Swine Zeigler Virginia Joo; Farm Mabe! Meyer ist and 24 Firms: points; ard, $1, ith, Loe, Fenlor class, 166 points * KELLER—PACKER, of Keller and Packer consume. by £18, Methodist church pastor of Hall, bridal of the Orangeville, The Mins marriage John Dorothy, 3. was Spring Mills A Collection of Newsy Happenings and Personals from Gregg Town- } ship's Metropolis, mated Lock Haven Rev, of the and in Hazen, t Hat the Methodist t1 Sorin on Saturday, y Spring a : R party Association will parents build pastor in place formerly Centre the home in which the in church after to groom The meeting of Fish and Game held in the Vocational this (Thursday) evening. P regular proceeded the ia county of a school Colum The Btate, cha ng Wm, ickness Penn of me- bride groom 8 a graduate class of 1933, department il engineering, The ‘Of by unable to trucker Osman incapacitated and consequently his duties milk of the loca) days. He Is time, was nic a wrtorm as a or ew for one milk plants i Public Sale of Iowa Horses JODON SALE BARN, PLEASANT GAP, PA. MONDAY, OCT. 23 At 1:00 P. M., Rain of the in the work back to work again this Robert Slegal, whose partial recov- in attack last week, Of imonia was od a 8 ry from pe ¢ experienc - thig Ti tonsilitis, Mills spring, ot ed by Horner Dx He his and nentioned time is con- 0 setback and at to the in a ined house, of Case Tw properties in Spring Were next ber and will The by week by at oocup or Shine, John Scott Hall. wm oy Mr earier, OWHers, puro! north of ceded d daughter best lo marget, This is one ids we have They Town te » Ler r ' 0 ased Penn the f GIMe was Ves y i Oye fered COms far ims LYmen ¢ will right out of son Mrs what Mr. Dec from mated ms, aon the lot are and aorses, ranging from now Or is ne ey 1 4 ind from 4 to 7 vi CloverFarm Store CENTRE HALL, PA. By Public Clover Farm Stores - 1c SALE October 20 to 26 Farm Half Pound BAKING CHOCOLATY Cake, 25¢—Extra Cake, 10-2 Request, Clover Cake PRUNES Lh, Faney Lb, Santa (lara ar 2 ot - Extra ie Blige Pkgs Rn « 2c Seeded RAISINS Pkg. ihbhon 2 Extra le PARLOR 7% : MATCHES (Strike Boxe Any where) Ise — Extra Box le if BOXES 18¢ TOILET PAPER Extra Rol ROLLS 16¢ Glendale Rolls le 15¢ 4 ¥ yl i H 1 eRe $Tast PEA BEANS — 8 Lb. Extra Lh le T A #8 On 15e hall Tuesda and. evening. The organizsati Centre, Clinton and L.ycomi The attendance was ladies. Mrs, Emma was in the chair opened. Tuesday FUPpper was served, confined to members of pesociation. officers of the association alternoon foll Past Mrs. Helen Searson, Past President, Mrs. M Young, Bellefonte: President, Mra Ethie “SBarvey, Lick Haven Vie Presifignt, Mrs. Levicia Martin belle | “Gulde, Mra! Nancy Confer, Mill | Sentinel, Mm: Allee Hook | Outer Bentinel, Mrs Haven Treasure Fleming: 8 eo (xd Fel INDIANA PEAS — 2 Cans 25 3 Cans 26¢ Extra Can le G0 ung,’ Yo when the and fy nite Extra Good Crushed CORN Cans Extra Can le 8 CANS 26¢ ns evening a 2 25e - . which Temp- hicken wae the ted! A NICE OF FRESH CANDY Past (entre oh] ele LINE YW Pesident, Hall OLE( IN AR( ; ARINE on Sale All Times, — FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES A —— ce a— oa IrEery Inner Beollef Frills Lock Lela High, Cordelia Johnson, Mre. Martha Smith, Mra, Hannah ipsburg. i On Friday night the Spring and Centre Hall Templare will the State Grand Templar, at Belelf where she make official visit A I I I HH ATTIRED AS A BOY, Wibow OF 15, IS MARRIED al principals to in Mifflinburg, last week, when Mrs Alverta May Rouse, 17-year-old widow, who has been attired In men's clothing for three | Years, became bride for the second time, taking ng her husband David Hanselman, 51, of West Buffalo town. ship, Mifflinburg, i. D., who is divore- | A Monument Erected-- ed Justice ‘L.. F. Lybarger performed to the memory of a loved one Is a thecermony in his office at Mifflinburg. | substantial expression of your jast Her first husband died in 1932. She | ing affection. To select one that was first married when 15 years old. | will be appropriate requires careful Striving to be like a boy in all re consideration— for it must last pects, appearance, habits and work, through all the years to come. Let the young widow has not worn wom us co-operate with you by submit. en's clothing for three years, wearing ting suggestions bused upon our overalls to do house work and a man's wide experience as memoria) sculp- suit for dress. Her hair is cut in on tors. culine style, When the couple appeared at barger's office he inquired of the | young woman's mother, Mrs. Mary lelgle, as to the whereabouts of the bride, thinking wat Alverta war a boy. Mra, Hoinle promplly stated that the ‘little Loy” was the bride. onte Myre ret Ary, Mis, leliefonte CENTRE HALL Spring Mi Hummel, meet § onte, | will an AGAIN vk in a Wednesday of Unuey part wedding a Lays C. H. HOMAN Successor to H. G. STROUMEIER Centre Hall Markle & Granite Works, CENTRE HALL, PA. The large This Mrs, Mrs phi J. H. + by One vieit Is Drexel H Irooks, Mrs adel Wedn Mr, will 1 Mr, and summer Inn, on her and in f i 0 of ay LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. REGISTER'S NOTICE, Nolice Is heyohy given to ali sted that goods is High L, O Centre Packer, Hall rof., the person of inter the following wishes for Bei, have the best of acijuaintances the of met with Ack 1 and chatts in accordance the Fid confirmed ni «=i fons ap a 1 16H the of bi widows of to n matrimonial vigion FOLAL 10% Cour on vie heen filed Mi and 4 and M: and for Philadel- to return Sun morning, if no ex first be {and ep Brooksg about day of eft ot bright pame confirmed inventory the families My He Crnitre morn: time regular short been 4 ‘ a Wisdom Tooth” 3 : { i i i { | | | | | | | | | | | i : | Term § We wy will have consult with us and to make the for be glad to the you offering. The new CENTRE HALL, PA. PRR TT SRI Cr TIT TORI Wn a ————— SY Now-—before winter settles in—tell us to ine stall a telephone on the farm. With the first frosts come parties . . . dances . . . the season for friendships and fireside gatherings. + All winter long the telephone will keep you in touch with these neighborly pleasures. It will save trips through rain and snow . . . safe. guard your health . . . add to the happiness of the whole famiiy. - Useful every day, priceless in emergencies—— a telephone on the farm is a wintertime - - - - - - - - necessity. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA
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