E/ THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1034. THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA, Woman — ————————— gE = = = . . = 0» Boalsburg, /- RESPONDENTS f Membérd Bt (bF Bebekah lod:d Epd . . CORRES] I their ireadsunioyed a New Your purty Historical Facts . Ea, et mu sgt in| resssne cores DID SANTA CLAUS {i COATS for WOMEN this he vill appear one or more historica ‘act of local interes ant Gap: Mr. and Mi Ralph Dale, of History of Centre and Clinton coun ® an Bellefonte, and Misses Ellen and Cuath-|] tes, designated for reference ryan Dale, were guests at the home of H., the figures following Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dale and family |Page. The “Notes” if any, are those We have many items specially @ of the editor. The history = written . 83 purchased for the Holiday season, * Hess and nm which are now sharply marked Mr, and down. 18 with on Christmas day vy and son of jin 1 We have carefully gone through our entire stock and marked these SWEATERS O8¢ coats down so sharply that IF YOU nd higher. HAVE WAITED UNTIL C STMAS oat, see SLIPPERS : 19c¢, 24c,&c HRIS] IAS for your ( at, see these now for remarkable savings. James Byrne, ap Silk Covered Sofa Pillows, 98¢ Don’t Dolev AnvL he most noted fo on elay Any Longer i 2° || Large Double Blankets $1.49 | mma es f+ a learned gram “ivisit with her son and family at En- \, And ever falled to correct dicott, N. Y. Fo SWank was in Dreachoes f grammar made by those who Is Injmas dinner guest of the J« 4 \ mversing with him. It is related of | y State hos- near State College. him that while attending a divine serv. | yh Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goheen andiice at the Md Sinking Creek Presby- | NIEMAN S DEPARTMENT STORE ind Mrs. son, of Indiana, were week-end visitors jterian church, he fell into a doze. The | 3 time with her parents, Jr. an : | H. E. Foust at the M. W. Goheen home in the « we of his ermon ‘ Me 4 ¢ og ay wl dau rit te 2 EYE i MTR | Hf ‘ i y ols ansalie a a's 3 oka v3 ’ . ’ Mr. and Mrs. George McCormick] Mr and Mrs. Ray Lucas and dash fcommitted a grammatical error, which ¢ Merchandise Doesn't Make Good—We Do. MILLHEIM, PA. re = . kon Yau Can ter Bethsarda, of Maryviand, were am-|fell on the ear of T hy sufficient | Ars. Laura E. McCormick, Miss Caro- : . . Altoona jong the holiday guests at the homelly loud enough of Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Lucas extent of sprin Albert Meyer, of Pittsburgh, spentjiand public Yine McCloskey, motored to and Tyrone on Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. McCormick returned v ¢ few days at the home of his mother. lto the latter's Mrs. Jacob Meyer. Mrs. Meyer was|consternatior Barbers in Pennsylvania who did not PUBLIC SALE. Brooks, and family it Spring Mills wcembet 1831. whi {ime {zh es 5 A iil Ba a A tn CoM } mii cant of ‘eat Cave Mr . over the : wed, an 1% tam a} sk. Rice Bia Fam am 3 ANNUAL ELECTION. Harpster on Christmas Before the publ chool COMMAnced. | , : . he The annual election of the Farmers y : "or s Dale sted friends in Belle-{ 4.00 one ndred and forty children | 8% Friday sid kb Bag al “© { Mutual Fire Insurance Company of WANT TO BUY ab . wok oe tan Ea : a +0 RTI r the 4 ense, while the | Centre County will be held in the OR SELL SEE US FIRST. —————— scifi — Se wn +, 5 + weeeeed of ANNUAL BANK MEETING. | Atrostors for the enming year The annual meeting of stockholders| : EORGE MITCHELL, a C. D. BARTHOLOMEW of The First National Bank of Centre}... ....c 1s oF RETER | Hall. Pa., will be held in the banking! ~~ = i CENTRE HALL, PA. ; rooms the second Tuesday of January,! the hours month, between for the eit —————— a —————— 12 o'clock. : ru and t} Se +3 ment Ses i 3 ¢ an the Ln saaction Keeping Hens In Individual Cages. as and business that nay oom meeting ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. et mediate payne: and tho having claim» agape the samme to present them duly au i thenticated for for itself SINE KIPY SEVIS CGE BF Tebwr of FED a a oh Le Coatans trey Tao stro FOR WALT AND 0 mani toss Courtesy fducations! Div Pyrine MMe ! ram is followed The old Idea thar | Historian ¢ hen must be forced to take a large | Peen erected & amount of exercise by feeding scratch | *%7 . grain in litter is obsolete referred to In this articl at an about 17 ng Bridge now known as Ee “Red Bridge” over | Sinking creed on he Btate Highwn in hoa :s A Monument Erected-- ey and Pi ill . i route No. 53. a: a point a short dis Contre County | tal Ww Rogers icks tance south of the Red Mill road. Tim-| to the memory of a loved one is a te sce Mr. NHockes who is othy Ladd one of the teachers at this! substantial expression of your jast- itient there A Story For school, is buried, acording to a state- | Jog affection. To select otis that fee . ment by the late George L. Goodhart,| Will be appropriate requires careful LINDEN HALL. This Spot close to the dirt road leading over the i consideration-— for nt must last ‘ . 0 i 1 Potters Mille-Boalshurg concrete road through all the years to come. Let irch Notes—8, 8. at 9:30, follower » he 1 in Wa 3 s wi ot ubmit- a : - ; {from the Red Mill southward us co-operate with you by subm ! ¥ by preaching services at 10 Young By WILL ROGERS : : | ting suggestions based upon our HUNDREDS of thousands of people now own ‘saple’'s mesting every Sunday even E'S nothin a kid enjoys | wide experience as memoria; sculp- v . ing at 7:30 in charge of Mrs Fiurein 1 mock more as giving its dad PENNY -A-WORD COLUMN i tors. i and drive Ford V-8 Cars. Some neighbor or itrohl Praver meeting every Teds t ! . evening. Evetysody welcome. | Sind of 4 letdown. I the Hid |, su ur a tuniine ud tu thie] C. H. HOMAN friend of yours has one. If we told you what we spent Christmas Day in| thirty cents, why i's & successful |Soiums. Thess litle ade. ars wonde Suoctaors 18 think of the car igh prejudiced pert ) ; : oe : in the wa resnite, vers | y . x wit Christmas Day ia day. y wor ry be why af satul Wanted” | H. 6G, STROHNMEIER nk of the » You mught say we are Ju ’ hildren, of Loganton, with Mary came in to her dad's study ' & “House and Let for | Centre Hall Marble & Granite Works, | so we let the car and its owner tell you. parents, Mr nd Mrs and handed him a sheet of paper WANTED-—-Market chickens of a | CENTRE HALL. PA. } Miss Marian Kroume kinds; tankage sod. $150 per cwt— | Economy of operation is one of the first points wir Fedteroil of Sik Paul Ross family: Mi : A. M. Reigel. Centre Hall, Thee | lft they will emphasize—the owner will boas? of it R3. (heen and children : dednin 1 and the car will prove it. the M. K. Green =k EUSEBIUS HERSHEY POEMS 25th ‘BAZAAR SALE prove i 5 Ey 5 | WANTED--A reasonably Hberal price The 1934 car is even better than the 1933 — # ol - wland return. P— wily be paid for a copy of the poems | B 1 1] : 5 . has spent at belleville and that was our best car up to its time. The new ving by Eusebius Hershey, Some fifty years s weak n with their daugh- “See, 1 drawed the whole family ago Mr. Herghey lived in Brush Val : . . ildred Wieland of swallows,” she says. FRI. JAN. 5 car is more beautiful — faster — more powerful and Mra, ley. Communicate with The Centre B 7 Brows and family, at Norris “But you must be cuckoo,” the |jieporter. i | — EY i — i town. old man says. “There are no swale . gives more miles to the gallon — better oil £ ” - * » i * . - . Miss Grace Kellaway, of Julian, spent lows on this sheet. No kind of goods will move out Consisting of economy -is easier ridin —cheaper to own and Jast week with her mother, Mra Myr “Course not,” she says. “Don’t of a store automatically, without some ALL KINDS OF LIVESTOCK, y & . tle Kellaway * | vou know that the swallows have force making them move, You need | COMMISSION HORSES operate than any car we ever built. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Ross made a busi. nl gone south for the winter? [to hitch them up to the power of ad i Wh fd i i a He a Arian Ne Peabortts dna. ' vertising. i A few Western Horses, i You owe it to yourself and your pocketbook to Mrs, Florein Strohl of Lemont, was |‘ Ee me ET DAIRY COWS ask our Ford Dealer to let you see this car, and { Ww entertained at the M. K. Green home on Sunday. Shows MUNICIPAL THEAT Admission a i aor, | let you drive it for yourself. At the wheel of the Mr. and Mra. Earl Horner and fam: - P.M. 10 & 25 v » . .. fly, of gk Hall, Mr. and Ms. Nelli 149 AILLARIN SRA “Bale will start at 11 g'clock. car you will be sure to reach a right decision. The Kline, M State College, visited with : - - i YOUNG CATTLE — STOCK BULLS Ford V-8 will tell you its own story. the John Horner family, Sundaw FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JANUARY 5&6 : Bring your Tuberculin Test Sheet We are sorry to note the serious JAMES DUNN & CLAIRE TREVOR In and get a better price for your cattle, fliness of Mrs. Stewart Dillon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, W 1H 11 a Fox Bring in anything you have to sell E , g y . | ’ ’ W. White. She is suffering with the | 8! JIMMY and SALLY Pleture We will all for, you, N WwW “fu” and pleurisy. Her many friends | @ More's a pleture that Is Just fall of ev crtalnment. Featoring a NEW SHEEP — RABBITS svish her speedy recovery, | STAR for FOX. SHOATS CHICKENS Look at the label of your paper this) §| , n MONDAY & TUESDAY. JANUARY 8 & 9 : Come and help us and we will help \ / » : . John Barrymore, L. Barrymore, C. Gable, In : week, If you pald on subseription, 4 : you. A square deal for all iH This will t Cash Sale. Nothi eredit should be shown. If the figures arnsran MH NIGHT! LIFE ALLSTAR uy wil be a Gah Sule. Nothing Indicate Indebtedness to us, we would : : ! J. U. PEACHEY'S SALE STABLE, appreciate a remfMtance, One of the most excliing aliyiane pltutes sver made Belleville, i f or 193 4 i
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers