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THURSDAY, NOVEMBEI 1833
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CORRESPONDENTS’
DEPARTMENT
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Boalsburg.
Rishel, of
her
Sunday
and
ik Hall,
Gerald Rishel,
18 wa
J
ol
Mrs.
the
and family
N
guest son
on
Jacobs family moved
Monday.
I
Edward
Howard
Mr .
field,
H.
Millard,
Girk,
day.
James
on
Af rg
to
Hess, of Clear-
visitors
bert
and
in town.
and
Mo-
sun
k-end
and
ore weel
MoeQGirk
ind M
were visi gn
sons, Forest
ynald
wn on
St
College,
fonday.
Rupp, of ate
in town on busing
Mary Elizabeth Kline was admitted
to the Centre County hospital, Monday
Mrs, Dorothy Weaver an ‘athar-
Sauers, of State College, gav
di
nner
88 on
ad f
ine e a
birthday
or of their
Lucas’) fifty-
sary. The
Edward Lucas
Mrs QGeorge E.
Lucas, of Bethesda,
Mr. and Mrs. N. C.
College: Mr, nd
in hon-
Edward
annivers-
and Mrs,
Mr. and
Robert
Friday evening
mother's (Mrs,
birthday
guests were Mr.
Eileen Lucas,
Meyer,
Md.
Neldigh, of State
Mrs. John Kimport,
and Mr. and Mrs, Nevin Meyer were
entertained the home of Mr,
Mrs. George E. Meyer iesday eves
ning.
The Women's, the Y.
B. Missionary socleties of the
eran church will hold their
Thank-offering service on Sunday
ning, November 26, at 7:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Stover, of Yeag-
ninth
and
at and
on Th
the L
L.uth-
annual
eve-
WwW. and
THANKSGIVING
SERVICE IN M,
UNION
BE. CHURCH
sgiving
in
i
Thank
year
The union
service
local Methodist Epis
Wednesday «
lock.
istomary
wily be held this the
wpal chun On
week,
will de-
next
Zang
ve ning
Flew
sermon.
7:80 of
liver the
om ————
[Under this head will appear one or
historical facts of local interest,
to a large extent taken from Ldnn's
History of Centre and Clinton coun-
ties, designated for reference us IL.
H., the figures following Indicating
page. The “Notes,” if any, are those
of the editor The history written
in 1883.]
more
was
last week.]}
the bo
13,
and the
miinued from
An 8st over
Lewis was held July
William Petriken, Esq.
ing jurors: Andrew
Burnside, John
Miles, James Dundass,
Patrick Cambridge, John
Rothrock, Evan Miles, Thomas Hast.
ings, Jr. Richard Miles Jr., William
Alexander, and John Irwin, Jr, who
found that Jamies McGhee, coroner of
the county, with had gone
in pursuance of Governor's proc-
[Ci
ingque David
po f pn
before |
follow i
iv of
1820,
Gregg,
dlanchard, Joseph
Henry Vandyke,
Rankin James
his
the
posse,
ertown, were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mary and Nora
Miller.
Misses Relish
Rebersburg.
and Mrs. Willis Bierly drove to
Clearfield ion Sunday t, visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kerstetter of
Walnut, near Mifflintown, visited
friends in Rebersburg the week
end. They were residents here av
number years
friends
them.
Mr.
over
of ago and thelr many
ei s .
Are always pieasedq to
lamation, as wel] as of a recent felony
by sald Lewis and others on the prop-
erty of Hammond and Page.
Felix McGuire, the other wis
tried August 29th, and sentenced to
two years in the Phil-
after the his
Frankli out
had was
be delivered sheriff
f Franklin county
rnor Findlay
wd Tewis,
robber,
penitentiary at
expiration of
county Jalil
and h
the
¢
term In the
©
broken,
ne
¥
t
to to
Gove during his term
had been conv fot-
and
who
the cameos -
, it is sald,
of enue,
is
Da
10:30. Ye
it
in charge
meeting
Ever iy
Prayer
Thursday evening
services,
ery yh wel.
these
Ros
of
come to
J H
vicinity
8 spent several 4
Philadelphia, vis
relatives
Mrs. Myrtle
uneral of her
Kellaway, at Tra
Mr. and Mr=
home Sunday
with the
Mrs. Annie
Mrs, Messmer
quilt a double
attended the
George
last week
return-
spent
and
Lew
Kellaway
brother-in-
ford City,
Wm. Messmer
after having
latter's er
of
helped her
wedding
law,
ed
a week sist
family,
isburg
fer
Bowersox,
wl
to ring
quilt.
Mr,
family
Clintic’s
Hook,
Sunday
tic home
Sharer and
and
Me
FL.
Mrs. Claude
spent Sunday with Mrs
parents, Mr. and Mrs
Old Fort.
at the F.
were Mr and Nrs,
little daughter Cecelia,
Hall, RB. D.: Mr, and Mrs.
and son Gene, of State College.
and Mrs. J F. Lint and the lat
Mrs. Florein Strohl, of
Sunday dinner guests of
Clarence St. Clair, and
and MceClintie
RK.
east of
A. MeClin-
Rufus
of
reo
visitors
Centre
Ishler
Rev.
tr's mother,
Lemont,
Mr. and
family.
were
Mrs,
Prepared “to Save Lives
One of the most valuable services
given to the American public by the
Red Croes is through its Life Saving
and First Ald courses. Virtually all of
the life guards at beaches and pools in
tho nation are Red Cross life savers.
Nearly every Industry in America sup-
‘ports the First Ald work of the Red
Cross because it annually saves lives
of thousands of injured persons. These
courses are taught by Red Cross ex-
ports in both lines. Last year 66,354
certificates were issued to persons com-
pleting the First Aid course and 78,795
certificates for completing Life Saving
instruction.
War Veterans’ Problems
Not since the period of the World
War has the Red Cross faced a greater
problem in handling the claims of
World War and other veterans. Due to
the changes in the regulations cover.
ing veterans’ claims, chapters all over
‘ the nation have been crowded with vet.
eran applicants for relief and for Ser-
vice {n preparing appeals, During last
year Red Cross home service workers
fn 8,268 chapters dealt with the prob
lems of 411,124 ex-service men or thelr
families. The chapters also alded 7,346
men still in the regular army, navy and
marine corps,
cts Ml AR
POTTE RS MILLS.
Low
family. i
on Sunday at the
being In
bad
better after
a attack
grippe
of
and
on
parents,
Cly Walker family,
fonte, and F Sharer
ily, of nes . rn, visited
de
fam-
Sunday
of Mr,
B
ladies’
the home i
Palmer.
and Mrs. E
Miss Marie
her home
her mother,
few
at
returned
visitng
for
aopenhaver has
in Ty
Mra
rone after
HB
with Foust,
and family, of Lock
the week end with
Mr. and Mrs
weeks
Caskey
visited over
Charles
Haven,
Mrs. Caskey's
Ed. Sweetwood,
Joseph
last
recovered,
parents
hit
has
by =a
about
who was
evening,
Carson,
Saturday
fully
The Stork hovered
on Saturday and left
the home of Mr. and
Sweetwood.
aver our village
a. baby girl at
Mrs, Homer
Another wreck on the concrete road
from State College to Potters Mills, A
party enroute Sunbury from State
on Sunday evening skidded
near Potters Mills, ran into the guard
rail and knocked three posts off, be-
sides badly damaging the car. None
of the passengers were hurt.
to
SPECIAL NOTICE
Britcher’s Auction
Sale !
The undersigned wil] expose to sale
at his auction barn, 2 miles northeast
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29
at 10 o'clock A. M.—
Auction Every 2 Weeks on Wednesday
A Few Head of HORSES
Lot of Cows, Young
Cattle & Hogs
Any person bringing cows will try
and have tesy chart with them,
Will have everything on sale as
usual,
FLOYD A. BRITCHER.
D. Banks Stouffer, Auect,
Elmer Swab, Auct. :
T. K. Beaver, Office Clerk.
AMISH PATRIARCH IS BURIED,
followed
ied
hop
Borne on a spring wagon,
by nine hundred block buggies
11
of ti
with mourners, the body of
triarch
I1.,
emetery
Danie; J. Beachy, 86, pu i
at Arthuz,
field «
Was ciars«
ntly,
<
re
Saturday.
founded
dead
colony was
when the Bishop
oseph Amish, sald that
Pennsvivania
pleaded
a new land. Today
8 a population about
on
nfter
of
his
bad
them
the
that
[HAO -
Civil war
time, J
ple in
“worldly”
enter
had ome
with
thy
1.000
and to
colony
of fam-
ilies,
PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN
260 pays for a four-line ad,
column, These 1jitle nds. nre wonder
workers In the way of results, Adver-
tise anything here, from a “Help Wanted”
to » “House and Lot for Sale
in this
iotel
FOR RENT
ble for
Space in i
restaurant («
need
23rd.
Centre
stilt store or nly
restaura apply.)
Apply
Hall
nt man
November
Runkle, at
first-class
Pox
of Miss
hoteds
session
1
by
HA UTR
£8 1s tein
Mary
FOR BALE.
and a few
Centre Hall,
Three
close
R.
fresh
springers.
D3
OWS,
Matis
LOST.
E.
roy.
Shi
Springfield matte hetween
Sharer’ Hall, wd Mil
Fi rt to Bruce W,
rer, I. ot
8.
8, Linden
nder please
Hall,
FOR SALE~-Full
Rock pullets—W. A.
Station, ’
WANTED--Market chickens of all
kinds; tamkage sold. $1.50 per cwt-—|
A. M. Relgel. Centre Hall; phone 11-
Ra. te
reno
Centre R.
Plymouth
Hall
x45
grown
Ferree, Oak
INSURANCE xp
REAL ESTATE
WANT TO BUY
OR SELL
SEE US FIRST.
weer eed
C. D. BARTHOLOMEW
CENTRE HALL, PA.
v
ad
Don’t Prolong
The Agony!
Next time you suffer from Gas
on Stomach, Headache, Sour
Stomach, a Cold, Muscular,
Rheumatic, Sciatic or Periodic
Pains; That Tired Feeling, That
“Morning After” Feeling. Geta
glass of water and drop in one
or two tablets of
Alka-Seltzer
The New Pain-Relieving, Alka«
lizing, Effervescent Tablet
Watch it bubble up, then drink
ft. You will be amazed at the
almost instant relief.
It is called Alka-Seltzer because
it makes a sparkling alkaline
drink, and as it contains an
analgesic (Acetyl-Salicylate) it
first relieves the pain of every-
day ailments and then by re-
storing the alkaline balance cor-
rects the cause when due to
excess aci
After trying many brands of
eRcin biel rohef for
and Sl of Sem 8 hilune ilure
trled A Asa Sant
satisfied.
New York, NY.
Get a glass at your drug store
soda fountain. Take home a 30
cent or 60 cent package.
lr
A HAT FREE
ecial
A HAT FREE
$3.95
mate
MILLHEIM, PA.
CHARTER NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that an appli-
cation wil made to the Governor
of Pennsylvania on Monday, Novem-
ber th, 1933, arter and Let
ters Patent 1 to a proposed
Carporation tied the
County Industrial
we
27 for n Ch
to bo issu
to he e Centre
Mi 1
its pal
the object and purposs
and make
v+loan Com
having office at
Pa.
to borrow
$
pany,
Helle
of which
sfonte,
real estate
Lotters testamer the at
having been
ed. all
ary om
duly granted the
persons knowing themselves IB
payment, and those
the samme
for
immediate
claims against
duly sethenticsted
io
sellilenent,
Freel
Service Call and
Tube Test
COUPON BELOW or CALL
CENTRE HALL
RADIO SHOP
AND PRESENT SAME,
MAIL at
Fresh “B’”’ Batteries
in stock,
Heavy Duty Long Life
$2.00
W. K. SNYDER
DESCRIPTION:
- aA SA —
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
orge or. € Y.
Stover, tract ines £500,
Anua
t $200.
o'clock
j2ONs
heard,
8.19;
A.M,
interest
when
and
may
where all
ie Btover, $
in Hu
Woods,
Nt
al, to T in appear
twp. if they so desire
Edna et unl, to JOHN L
Ate
RIFLES FOR
rifle, full mag
1 shape, 1
SALE
chester
in. A No,
Ti
9-30
made
James
Hall
NOTICE OF APPLICATION.
COLI EE.
Phone 1082
STATE PA.
Shows
& 8 PM.
Admission
10 & 26¢
MUNICIPAL THEATRE
MILLHEIM NEA
THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY, NOV. 23,24 & 25
THREE BIG DAYS OF LAUGHTER AND FUN!
WALLACE BERRY in “a ‘TUGBOAT ANNIE’
Inst ch
ALSO
A Special Cartoon for the
CLAUS LIVES”
i} - 4
¢
iis great great -
Kiddies" SHANTY
- == FOX NEWS,
WHERE SANTA
NOTICE:
88 we are
There will be no show on Monday & Tuesday, Nov.
giving a special show
THANKSGIVING DAY--NOV. 30
CAGNEY in ‘MAYOR OF HELL’
{Do not Jet the title mislead you
to be shown
ALSO
27 & 28,
JAMES
ax this
tre. Personally
"BOSOOS MUSKETEER™
i= one of the finest pictures
ag this thea indorsed by the management.
Cartoon, Frat
(The Greatest Show Value In Centre County)
PURE
ede]
STORES:
FRED LUSE, Manager CENTRE HALL
The economies at Wels Pure Food Stores and the Quality of Helnz
Foods make this a rare opportunity to take advantage of
Food Values.
Heinz Sale All This Week
Oven-Baked Beans Ib-tins 2 for 17¢
Cooked Spaghetti 131-20 cans 21r17¢
Tomato Juice 12-01 tins 3 lor 25¢
| MINCE MEAT Ib tin 19¢
I Peanut Butter jir 15¢ - 21¢
Prepared Mustard 8-01 jar Oc
Tomato Ketchup 2 8-02 ois 25¢
Heinz Soups 10-02 cans 3 lor 27¢
unusoal
6. 3000 Ibs. 2 sorrels,
Span Mules, 6 & 7
ibs; 2 black geldings,
mare and gelding, 3 & 4 yrs, 3150 |bs;
6& 6, 2800 1by; 2 gray mares, 6 & 7, 8.-
6 yrs, 1350; black
Shetland pony. These horses are
Sale begins at One O'clock P. M.
E. M. Smith, Auct.
1 spotted
all well broke and ready to work.
Will Gruenewald
C AKES ; [T3EEPA BAKERS: 2b pig 31c
* DANDY OYSTER CRACKERS
WEIS QUALILTY PORK AND BEANS .............. can bo
SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR
MAXWELL WOUSE COFFEE .
FELS NAPTHA SOAP
PIE BRRE oon ssopsisinsizsisnsiiainnniinn. i 0 Ite
JACK & JILL GELATINE (ofl avers) ...... "0 0 Dke
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THANKSGINING TURKEYS.
Place JOup order us Si Ga’: S590 WEIS Tue | Food Stores,
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BRRI RAE SEER RANE E.