APRIL 1034.
THURSDAY, 12,
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BUSH. George Tome Bush, a life-
long resident of Centre county, died
in his apartment in the Bush Arcade
Bellefonte, at 1 o'clock Friday after.
noon, Death was due to heart trouble
at the age of 66 yearg and 6 months,
The deceased was born in Bellefonte
September 24, 1867, the son of the
Daniel G. Bush, and spent his en-
life in this section. Following the
of his father, he assisted his
in handling the real estate and
insurance business for a time, He
conducted a book and stationery
in Bellefonte for a period
on
late
tire
death
mother
also
store
MR, AND MRS. W.P.ALEXANDER
CELEBRATE bist WEBDING AN.
NIVERSARY IN“HARRISBURG
and Mrs “Wm. 29.
i
quietly celebrated, thelgy 51st
anniversary at the hgme
daughter and son-in-law, Mr,
J. H. Emerick, 310 Kelso Bt,
Harrisburg, on Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrd Alexander were mar-
ried April 10, 1583, and Mved in Spring
Mills until the epring of 1805 when
they moved to Yeagertown, and later
to Harrisburg.
Mr, Alexander was
1862, and Mrs. Alexander was born No-
vember 16, 1862. They have four sons
and one daughter: Charles of Arizona;
Edgar, of Lancaster; Jay, of Lancast
er: William, Jr, of Carlisle, and Mrs
J. H. (Lalu) Emerick, Paxtang, Har
Mr. Alexander
wedding
of their
and Mrs,
Paxtang,
February 15,
born
Alex-
CENTRE HALL, PA,
Luke's Hospital for Nurs-
peach-colored lace with
matching hat and carried pink roses
James Pfohl, brother of the bridegroom,
who ig head of the music department
at Davidson College, Davidson, N, C,
was best man.
Following the cermony Mr.
Prfohl left for Salisbury, N.
they will make their home, Mpg Pfohl
in graduate of Moravian College,
where he took an active Interets in the
muical organizations and now holds a
government position in Balisbury., Mrs,
Pfohl relinquished her duties as super-
visor of the obstetrical department at
St. Lake's hospital on April 1.
Among those present were
Pfohl, instructor at the University
Michigan, Ann Arbor, and Miss Eliz
abeth, Pfohl, dean of Mary Baldwin
College, Stanton, Va, slsters ! the
mate at St,
es, who wore
and Mrs
C., where
[ih
Miss Ruth
oO
firs
rex
sit]
his
for
ar
i
Emergency
Mon-
The |
t work done wag opening of Water
in town on
Main pireet,
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of Miillhelm, was
the Btate High.
genera) foreman
State and town
This po-
Decker through
as a timekeeper
Decker,
promoted by
Department
caretaker of
to
all
to Mr.
services
on comes
efficient
the Btate for the past few years,
Lilian Blick, of Canfield, Ohio,
You caml moiol the wvecond sup
ived In town on Monday.
ER
EDW. JACKSON
THOMPSON
risburg, with whom Mr. and Mrs
ander make thelr home.
A GI MY AAP RATATAT
PFOHL—LEE.
April
Lee,
during his life,
Bush was a graduate
College and was
class of 1887 at the
State College. He is survived
brother, Harry P. lush, of
Oregon. He was ummarried.
bridegroom, and Donald Pfohl, of Wins- |
ton-Salem brother of the bridegroom; |
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lee, Jr, and Miss |
Bettie Lee, Spring Mi Miss Eliz- |
abet Bierly, Rebersburg;: Mr. and Mrs
David Wachstetter, Bethlehem. The |
latter and Miss Bettie are of |
the bride. i
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DAY—DETWILER.
of Rock
of
: (Bev, 8, ¥, Gresnhse, Fastor,) yeh
Mr.
Spring Mills—9 to 10 A. M. more
Tusseyville—10:30 A. M. of the
Centre Hall, 7:30 P, M. vania
-— by one
Medford,
of Swart
member
Pennsyl
PHILIPSBURG, PA.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
also a
(Allentown Call, 6.)
Miss Dorothy j 1
Mr, and Mrs J. C.
Mills, and Kennetp
bury, N CC.
afternoon
mony attended by
guests In the
Bethlehem
The
Kenneth
C., bi
daughter of
Lee, Jr, of Spring
Pfohl, Jr., of Salis
married Thursday
wedding
and
Chapel
sisters
AENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Bev, Delos B, Kemer, Faster)
Sentre Hall--
#:830—Sunday School.
7:80—Church Service.
Farmers Mills—
#:00—Church service.
#0: 00—Sunday School
Mille
#:30—8unday
10:80—Church,
MILLER John Miller, cldest son of
and Margaret (Harpster) Mil-
ler, died as the result of a second par
alytic in Dubois, Friday, at
fifty-two years, He
Hall and went to
the Clearfield town with the Miller!J.
3 4 family in 1300, where he engaged as aN,
School. barber. of
Service, There him his fathera wife
brothers: Mare
Falls; Roy, Perie
Harry, aad
Salman ro Mendelssohn w ding marches sii thie
were
prety
YON
Mr. Von Day.
Virginia
nounced
Cere-
a few
in
Jerry in a
and Miss |
Smullton,
on East
married
werland, Maryla
ited Tire
relatiy wood,
dative
Moray
Detwiler
stroke, on Old ian
of
in Centre
ter at
Octob-
ind
their
about
They
the GEC
was born Rockwood
er, 19533
Mrs, Day the
Penna Mr.
Day is nrolied in the 10 - TU i
i}
by Rev,
Winston-Salem,
Prov
fathes
$1
rend the
of
y SOULE
SOrvics Wis
Pfohl,
"
rm ince
Moravian church nd
idegroom Mrs, Fi
4 ¢
the of
survive the
and two “Traum
METHODIST EFISCOFPAL
(Bev, Seth Russell, Pastor)
Pprucetown—
30:00—Sunday School.
31:00—Morning Worship,
Sxullton—
1: 00—Sunday
2:00—Worship.
Beaver
and
married,
School
a
PRESBYTERIAN
(Bev, J. M., Kirkpatrick, Paster)
#:80—Sunday School.
{No Preaching
AFTER 8,000 MILES
Service.)
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EVANGELICAL
(Rev. J. W, Zang, Pastor)
JACK THOMPSON
Stands for NEW DEAL in Pennsylvania
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
For State Senator.
We are authorized to announce the!
same of HOWARD J. THOMPSON, of
Curwensville, as a candidate for the
office of State Senator in the Centre-
Clearfield District, subject to the rules
Soverning the Democratic Party as
#xpressed at the Primaries to be held
May 15, 1934.
A Lifelong Democratic Worker
& serrrerrrrrssvsvesreoerssses
aaa a al a i i.e, JENIN FRE JRO | M——
To HOLDERS OF
A ———————
Called Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds
OPTIONAL
For Assembly.
We are auth
Bame of JOHN W. DECKER,
Mills, as a candidate for th
Assemblyman, gubject to
erning the Demecrati
ressed at the
ay 15, 1934.
THE
(Evening
wized to Lnnounca
AS STRONG AS NEW
Per cent of tensile strength
remaining
TINA Os
EXCHANGE OFFERING.
PROBLEM PERSISTS,
Ha
News,
However
drritated
fhe New Deal
ought to
tion thar
of the
It may se
the disap
free
ities of
which
trying
construct
The conns
rect
is simpli,
the proble )
when they were
because we had
$0 to; lacking it
in apd try
ties,
These problems are m
Aut most
that it Is har
mocracy
where
concentrating
few.
That dev
In its moder:
rectly
maladi
America
profound
Jit
in cords after
long use in tiges:
Miles
Run
8,000
16,000
Ordinary
Tire Cords
829
369
Supertwist
Tire Cords
93%
819
a
CRA
+P
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An dt
4
a
We
change
have been notified by Postal Telegraph that Bonds for ex-
malled not later than April 12th.
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jand ir
i must be Thursday,
Supertwist Cord
year patent stretches,
absorbs shocks, and comes
back strong! Thoroughly
rubberized to resist heat,
it gives lasting blowout
protection in every ply.
Ask us to demonstrate!
a Good-
and
The
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.
ROUrg on
Sparr
Wert
burg, visited
;
r home on Satur
The super- soft tires the new 1934 cars are wearing
can be easily applied on most 1933 or 1932 cars. Ask
for our special offer on the GOODYEAR AIRWHEELX
Teigher home with
work
rk James Wert
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FRED Cr Manager CENTRE HALL
economie
PURE
FOOD
@® Any good new tire is pretty
safe from blowouts™but how
safe is it after thousands of
miles? Think over those per-
centages above! Remember, the
public finds that Goodyears
stand up longest
more people
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More women use it than any other,
IVORY SOAP
too,
OF not
West
felt ti
him co
start on
The
whi
As ti}
the fi
The famous
Goodyear
Pathfinder
= hlowout «
by 4 FULL PLIES of
Supertwist Cord inso-
Inted with heat resist. §
ing rubber.
Also, the
Goodyear
Speedway
is blowout « protected
yet costs as little an
70
up
otected
o> tall cans 1
pkg l7c
that's why
buy Goodyears
tires.
2 Ibs Z 2: e »C
i-31b can 1c
than any other Since
Goodyears cost nothing extra,
put them on your car!
ly we
safety
fight { fists, the ri { Ts : :
Follet too grou in the Sonate Won, Mrs Filla Hngerich is a p
row Wil ‘ a HT redainger 1 ind was
dom" p things and
Nation’ # effort to i
sues it ic had
Then riain
war
for nearly a
skyrocket of
try, symbolized
auto Industry. to provide a tempurary
new safely valve.
These outlet, fare gone now. And
in the enormous complexitles of the
New Deal we simply are witnessing our
final head-on collision with the prob.
lems that should have heen attacked
two generations ago.
AA A ABA
Dr. ¥. K. White's leglon of friends
are delighted to know that he has so
far recovered from his recent serous
fliness as to be able to walk out a it.
tle on nice days from his home fn Phil.
fpsbhorg. May he soon be enjoying his
wonted health
tiont in
initedd
Wed.
Sunday
Pricessupject tochange
without notice and to
any State sales tax.
Mrs
with
Hobert
friends
Hous
in
Edward Welwer and sister
Huntingdon, were
aunt, Miss Anna Weber,
Mre. Lather Dale
Margaret and Marian.
visitors on Saturday.
Mra. Ella Barr and Miss Ta pster
received a message from Dubols Friday
announcing the death of thelr nephew, |
John Miller, of that place.
Henry Reitz 8r.,. who has been in|
poor health for a year, Is quite {iL |
Mrs. A. J. Hazel is convalescing |
after an ilinesg of more than a week. |
ttt mn ru EE
The Dodds horse sale, on Falurday, |
Was attendeed more largely than here
tofore. In the area used for parking
by those attending the sale there were
over four hundred cars. This 314 not
Include cars parked In alleys and on |
side streets in the section refoived to,
spent the week ond
Altoona
ignored
diversions. The
off these {asus
Then the
production fndus-
of the
Ww long
came oo
Misa Alice,
of their
on Saturday
and daughters,
were Bellefonte |
took our minds
decade
of
Bluesis
we
cnme
masa
by development
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large pkg 1 Sc
1-4 1b pkg 17¢
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SALADA TEA
Famous Brown Label Orange Pakoe<An Old Favorite,
COCOAMALT pelicious ood Drink can 23¢
CAMPBELLS
Mushroom and Noovle SOUP
2 cans 19¢
too,
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lle
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