- - -
ITEMS OF
LOCAL INTEREST
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur McClellan, of
Harrisburg, lingered here after the elec.
tion until thebeginning of this week.
Mrs. Elimbeth
most seriously ill
continued until
slightly improved.
The members of Sunset club will
hold their annual meeting Friday even-
ing at the club house. An evening
dinner will be served to members and |
their families,
Mrs. HL IL. Ebright last Thursday |
night entertained the Clover Club and |
yesterday (Wednesday) evening the |
members of the Senior Service class in |
the Latheran church her
P. H. Gentzel, formerly
lege, but now of Newton,
the week-end with
Mrs. PP. H. Gentzel,
health has been
ee ’ *
became
and
now
Jacobs, who
Sunday night,
80 Tuesday, is
were guests, |
of State Col-
Mass, spent
his aged mother,
of Zion,
impaired.
whose |
greatly
ghway |
Hall |
and
the
of h
Mill
funds
For
is being used.
of six miles
Creek and
way. Federal
being
detour
Lohr and
Construction
between Beech
under
labor
present
Mrs. Annie J.
the Misses Nellie and Mabel, and
tavus Payne and mother, all of Rut-
ledge, in Hall, guests in
the Bartholomew recent
week-end.
is now
locay are used.
a short
daughters,
Gus
were Centre
home, over a
lights
hit:
miles
Saturday evening the electri
were put
a pole carrying
east of town on
and
wires
automoblie
wires a few
Brush Valley
Fortuna
to the
when
the
the
them.
out an
road
loosened tely the
did not fall ground
A chicken will
given by
church of
evening, Novemebr
The price for adults
20c. The public
attend.
and noodle supper
the ladies of :
Hall
18. in
Centre
is 30¢
is cordially
Heverly,
party of
who shot a war whicl
pounds
in the lau
dressed
:
[arsh
3
he opening
1
$x
vl
IE is always a welcome dessert—
and doubly welcome with a lus-
cious “surprise” filling. Serve one of
these pies some day soon. Guests will
angle for another invitation to dinner
and the family will give you three
rousing cheers.
Santiago Chocolate Pie
3 squares unsweetened chocolate
3% cups milk
fi, cup sugar
%3 cup sifted cake flour
8 teaspoon salt
1 egg or 2 egg yolks, slightly beaten
2 tablespoons butter
1% teaspoons vanilla
1 baked $-inch pie shell
1; cup cream, whipped and sweet-
ened
“ cup chopped raisins or dates
34 cup broken nut meats
Add chocolate to milk and heat in
double boisr. When chocolate is
melted, beat with rotary egg beater
until blended. Combine sugar, flour
and salt: add small amount of choco
late mixture, stirring until smooth:
return to double boiler and cook until
thickened, stirring constantly, Then
continue cooking 10 minutes, stirring
occasionally. Add small amount of
mixture to egg, stirring vigoroualy:
return to double boiler and cook 2
minutes longer, stirring constantly.
Remove froia boiling water; add but.
ter And vanilla. Cool slightly and turn
into ple shell Chill. Before serving,
cover with sweetened whipped cream
to which raising or dates and nute
have heen added,
Yanity Foie Coconut Custaze Pio
Pie crus, @ :
Regus, sngntly
We teaspoon n salt
Sup ugar
Ne cups milk, scalded
CENTRE TALLIES 481 FOR
REPEAL OF 15th AMENDMENT
Last week this paper and others in
the county on the question of the re-|
peal of the 18th Amendment, reported |
the voters in the county had registered
a small majority against repeal. A |
corrected return on the question gives!
the of 431.
repeal votes
ma jortiy For |
6607
votes
repealists a
there were and
against repeal, 6176
A MP
Walter Leighly
enberg restaurant
re-opened the Hack:
in Spring Mills,
The RICHELIEU
BELLEFONTE
(Continuous Shows 2 to 11 P, M.)
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
THIS WEEK:
“FEMALE”
Chatterton, Brent
ary
George
Ruth
large cast. A
with
and fast moving ma
of
the business world.
SATURDAY
BIG DOUBLE FEATURE
AT REGULAR PRICES—
No, “COLLEGE COACH”
To
Ann Dvorak
Talbot.
and gridiron
with Dick Powell,
ind
Football
CY Brien
Lyle
romance
Dee TOM MIX
his new pony Tonly Jr. in
“TERROR TRAIL"
ction picture fil
yuh
(NEXT? WEEK)
MONDAY, TUESDAY
“THE WAY TO LOVE"
WEDNESDAY
“OLSEN'S BIG MOMENT™
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Spring Mills
A Collection of Newsy Happenings
and Personals from Gregg Town-
ship's Metropolis.
Ralph H. Shook acted in the capac-
ity of substitute mail carrier for the
time last week since undergoing
operation for appendicitis in the
County hospital. He substi-
for J. A, Wagner on Route 2,
while Mr. Wagner scoured the woods
for game.
F. and 'SBquire Carson,
were in the vil
on Monday. Elmer
Zerby, anoth-
hera
of the
day at
willing
a distant
Robert Moray
lage on business
Smith,
business
merchant at
visitor
was
Welfare De-
Potters Mills,
to work
point, pre-
being bullt
about
Representatives
spent a
unemployed
nt
listing on
SOme
sumably
tattle
project
the new road
Snake Mountain,
from Potters Mills,
M. «
made
on
fifty
Joseph ‘arson, Saturday eve
A NArraw esd
injured, or
sNow storm
edge of built up
brother's store to
ven by Wiil-
Mills
cutting his
on
ape from being
fatally
he was
perhaps
During a
the the
along
from his
his home when a car dri
lam Confer, also of Potters
and
came
struck him,
i! and inflicting
It
as traveling
apen on ¢ back
of bruises
the car w
deeming feature of the affair
patrolm happened along
the
absolved
an
and
Mr. «
any Wily
Mr. C
inst
int,
Or from being
wegligent or gible for
coident.,
in respon
it
ROT
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1 cup shredded coconut
Line pie plate with pastry, rolled to
34-inch thickness, allowing pastry to
extend 1 inch beyond edge. it loose
ly on plate. Fold eige Dack to form
standing rim and flute with fingers
Combine eggs, salt, and sugar: add
milk gradually, then add coconut, and
mix thoroughly. Pour into pie shell,
Bake in hot oven (230° P.) 15 minuies,
then decrease heat to moderate (200°
F.) and bake 30 mingles ionger. Cocl,
Yeoch Fin
1 peckage orange-finvorad gelatin
1% cups warm pesch juice and
water
2% cups canned sliced
drained
1 baked inch nie shell
Dissolve gelatin in worm peach
juice and water. Add peaches Chill
When slightly thickened, turn into
cold ple shall, Chill until fier. Eerve
with whipped cream.
Novelty nizisin Flo
8 cup grape-na's
8 cup raising, ehoppad
8% cup brov'n suger, Grnily
2% cups bot watce
3% cup cider vinegar
3 tablespoons butter
Pie crust
.Combina grape-nuts, ra'alne, ugar,
water, vinegar, and bulter, aod colt
10 minutes, Creal Line a $10: 4 ple
plate with pastry, rolled to ‘inh
thickness, allowing vostry to tond
1 inch bevond eduos. Fold sdoe back
to form standing »im Fill wich 0»
nuts mixture Mostar odge of bio a it
cold wales and arvange ieilice oi pos
pcrons Lop, Klute Sm with
Won (AN EW
Haat Ww oh
" utes
®
peaches,
peokod
PS
hot
: Aroiense
Monday
day wit)
% on
{and the following
| F. Rossman,
Fbhurg, and
{him his mother
burgh, where
most en
when t!
made ng tri
on Wednesda
JOVI shile iim
accompani
nior ry ind her
back Hosa
| Mille
: -
i: 7
taining
county.
Harold
Jamison
mn home
Eheriff’' A
from
ormer BB law je enter
hunters Pillow,
Mey
1rd
Randall
Eugy
er Meye
Stover
fie
JUST HUMANS
PT,
bo Used
ing considerable hunting. The former
has to his credit a turkey, the two
folloiwng, groude, and Stover. two ring.
necks,
While the older men are after game
the younger element is in training as
trappers, notably Robert Henshen and
Gerald Johnston. And they are un-
able to keep the kind of fur they are
in quest of owing to the loud
speaking of from the skins.
The Hackenberg restaurant was
closed permanently last week, owing
the iliness of Mr. Hacken-
berg.
a secret
the odor
to serious
of the Red
has asked the
solicit Bpring
lis Wag-
Mary Homan,
Mrs, J. WW, Decker,
Watts, Everybody is
helpful program of
it is hoped that a
given,
Cc. C
Cross
Wagner, chalrman
in the county,
following committee
Millis vicinity :
ner, Josephine Stover,
Adeline Bradford,
and Mra, C. Ms
familiar wity the
the Red Cross and
good response will
B. P.
lenn's
fit
dition,
Mrs
alytic
reported
Miss
{to
and Misses Phy
bes
of
alia,
COT
Hackenberg,
inn,
this time
proprietor
Ins
serious
has been
in
who an
is avery
Moser,
week or
this
who had a par
more, is
time,
Samuel
stroke for a
better
Hering
critical
improving
RRB
spent a few
of the
Condd,
HOME at
also
Lppar-
who has
glate,
Irene
in avery in
ently
Mr, and
flinburg
not
Finkel, Mir -
siting at
Mrs
Mrs of
hours v
former's sister,
with
Friday
State
Bartges
of
11 »
BROQTOER,
5 aps
ALTER,
H
presentation
Fri
impressive
interesting
Pemoeratie
tepublican
GREGG TWP,
N.
GREGG TWP,
Hart
GREGE TWP. BW. FP.
card part
hall on Tuesday
The
: FP,
public is
onday variou
three henrs
on the penitentiary grot
Saturday,
several
on and Monday were (1
miles eastward
of Nittany Mou
ntain, bs
oy GENE CARR
LPP,
The undersigned will offer at bile sale on the “Humes
Farm,” MILE 8. E. of BELLEFONTE, the following:
4 HORSES—Black mare In foal, 7
yrs. old, wt. 1750; black mare in foal,
8 yra. old, wt. 1700; black gelding 7
yre. old, wt, 15600; black mare
8 yrs. old, wt, 1360,
16 MILK COWS—Guernsey and Hol-
stein; 6 fresh by time of sale, 7 he
coming fresy, with 2d calves ‘10 helfers
ranging from € to 18 months oid 5
bulls, 1 2% old: 1 10 mos, old; 1
herd hs passed .
ns 5 tests for TE w
a reactor. There will be a health ¢h accompany «
t for movement within the State,
8 BROOD 5GWK—0ne Reg. Hampshire Sow with 7 Plgs
old: Duroc Bow, wily far Chester
O. 1. C. Baar: 10 ranging
125 hs,
12.20 CASE
Oliver *
EC
%
in foal,
fers
vrs
4 mos. oid. The above ith
out art ach
bear
row Jan
in
6 weeks
white SBhonts
Ibs, to
TRACTOR—Case 2 bottom Traetor
14-in Tractor
Ross No
12:1n.
wi bottom
ploy
40 ens
pipe
MeCormic
W ill
plow,
ft. outs 2%
fide
good shape,
na
in pot:
Internationa Woy
& Zook lime
Harris
rake
rier sower,
Mansy -
dump
row
Hertz
cut side-de
Dieerd
drag, set
p. Witte engine
one steel beam
Indders
and
wits
Chrysler
pe, practi all. new
now SE HOLD GOODS—Dining Home
room stov jinoleu and many ot r arts
om-
room suite,
1 ve | { oy
FUN can-ug J
M. SMITH, Auet, CHAS. 8, and MATTIE SMITH.
JOR TRRERO JUTE DIT JURIIL PONT] Ra DR IRAE | VN DTU IR POU I]
To Holders of
4th LIBERTY LOAN Bonds
consult and to make the
glad
the
We will to have
for
Le you
offering.
The
FIRST NATIONAL
CENTRE HALL, PA.
exchange new
BANK
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