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ITEMS OF
J.LOCAL INTEREST
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ble employed
State
Donald Ru is
Ward lunch
works from
College,
ht.
room.
noon until midnig
hey se
and
Maye
Bender
of
friends
Mrs, Fred
daughter, J«
visiting
Younge
College
Hall
an,
were in Centre
on Tuesday
recovering
fron
A.
severe
is re
ht
suffered
Homan
attack ot
she has
Mrs,
from a uinsy,
which disease fre
the past.
quently in
Mrs. Milford las
bed from iliness
recon
immediate
from
of
ing
awarded
enue
vance
spring.
Miss Blanche
long employed
Waters Department
burg a: t
of
arhools
White
vacation
time
building
system
ne
installed,
this
after » rebuilding
tollets on
floors
WPA
R. N,
bed at
and
project.
the first and second
ing. The whole is a
Miss Catharine tube,
tinues to be confined to
home of hér mother, Mrs. Sallie Rn.
ble, due to a broken knee cap, the
result of an automobile accident that
happened in Maryland a few weeks
ago. The limb is encased in a plast.
er cast which will not be removed
permanently for several weeks to
come. Miss Ruble is employed by
the P. RGR | dombany at . Sparks,
Maryland.
The Farmers National Bank and
Trust Company, Millheim, held ts
annual meeting on Thursday. An
item of interest. to the stockholders
was the™ declaratibn of a Qividend—
one per cent, for a six months peri.
od. Although the dividend is Small it
ldidgtég business is taking a turn
for the betterand that dividends may
be expected to increase. The former
officers were re-elected: Presidemt,
Dr. 8. G. Prank, I. E. Stover and
F. M. Fisher, vice presidents: 8 W.
Gramley, cashief and trust
Samuel I. Hubler, assistant
and Reuben Smith, clerk.
Mra.
Mr.
OOn-~
the
cashier
uth MceWills, of
Mrs,
burg, on motoring
daughter
and Condo, Greens-
from the home of
her parents to her home in Pitta.
burgh, met with an accident in which
she was painfully, but not seriously,
injured, and one of two sons, aged
between four and five years, had an
arm broken, the younger son escap-
ing without injury. They car Mrs,
McWil'lls was operating was hit by
a truck and demolished, The driver
was thrown into the windshield, re.
sulting in her nose being split and
other Injuries inflicted. The broken
arm the boy recelved was the jifth
break he experienced in his short
life. The Information concerning the
accident was received in a letter by
Mrs. James 1. Decker, of near Con
tre Hall, a sister of Mru. MoWiils,
and by her conveyed to other rela
fives of the unfortunate woman,
George
Mra,
from
Dr,
wis
former
le
tria.
ploy ed
| tion.
CC. Ix Barthol hus been
to bed
omew
of
at
sale
fOr a week or more
day,
dentist
i~
Millthelm
lay ©
B. F
town
“teh,
Wen
Prole
mule
on Inesu n bus
than
Varsity
in two
ional
ntertainment . '
ene in ’ brother
President, t home
Herbert Atherton
WwW Athen
St
ton a number
Col- | dq
Aug
iY at
Mrs.
Harold
ale
Vienna,
perasident
on ons
1300-15
EIS FOOD
Among the
Momday was
fand Mrs, J.
who had fn ond
Dakota horses on Mon-
lose of it announced
simili and
at the
Gruenwald,
South
off
he
degree word
who stopped on
in
the «
ile of
1d
horses
place |
{
la
| State where
|
same
i
Mi ible 1
Agricu
in
i!
Wagner, returned
Mrs
Week.
whils Adams |#
|
of her g
a dinner.
Wea
pdford of Centre
Smith
randehi
They
iarah entertained
dren on Sun-|
Mr,
and
Hall
daughter
and |
Mrs, |
and!
Ldda |
were
ster
Continuous
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THURS,
‘MUTINY On
Wl
callers on
son of Mr. |
Anronsbhurg, i
Rann
The
aleton,
EF xade Mra
f the F
auditors
Cecil
fire
ir-
John
the
Meosurs
vin
Dale, se
organization. they
filied
which
nization
1 commimiitten
will
smibier
SeRjuiesoeR,
do. This
Of erie
Bible,
ible,
his way
taking his
Goearge WW.
Latther
nry f
i likely
Oren
i and an ments
: .
to ret ncampment
committee, and J trenmarer
Wary
Mas oi
C3 Ie id
adunted in he “fig
ture Educatlor Known as
Pomonn ry
jis frst at wn Si 1
Britcher’s Auction
SALE!
The undersigned wil
t his muction barn,
of MIFFILINTOWN,
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 22
x AM
Chal
zuntion.h y
1 i
he nt commit
th y
der of thie oy
} Bale
rib cast
© xD ins
i
a Z2 mies n«
Gn
at 10 o'clo
a“
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Auction Every Weeks on Wednesday
PA.
Shows 2 till
———
& SAT.
BOUNTY
11
Ln,
the
PA.
dally.
ALSO HAVI
OF COW
Week) fresh and lose 81
pring
BELLEFONTE,
16 and 9:00
Shows 71
THURS.-FRI, (This
Blg Double Feature at
JOAN 1]
“] LIVE
Added
{‘artoon.
Spe
an —
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WED.
“MELODY i
Hest of
and First
tegular Prices:
a Vk. tlegular
(Next Wk.) No. Charley Chan Recre
(3
MY LIFE" Ng, 9 “Hiteh Hike Lady”
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SHADOWS
SATH
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MN
FUESDAY
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MONDAY &
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te at mm.
dis~
will comme:
as we must start ex
all this stock.
Thig
sharp,
of
. sale 10 a,
subiecis riv to
Han News —
WED, (Next
“STCCESSHFLL
week)
FAILURE
Wm. ‘ollier. lie
pose
FLOYD BRITCHER.
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roof.
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Fancy Corn
i
2%225¢ |
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Cut Green Beans
Tomatoes.
SLICED PEACHES
DEL MONTE
FANCY WISCONSIN
Mild Cheese
3 5 20c |
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@
3 5:25¢
2 =25c
- 19¢
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NOXON CLEANER
NOXON FLOOR WAX
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Peanut Butter
NESTLE’S PLAIN OR ALMOND
Chocolate Bars
P&G SOAP
@
29¢c
a 17¢c
25¢
tall
cans
15«1b
bars
2
-
4 cakes 19¢
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