THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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ITEMS OF Indians Said Devil Lived Here
JLOCAL INTEREST
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Mra, T. 1. Smith will make sale
eof her household goods and furni-
ture on March 31, at 12:30 o'clock.
The State College borough council
accepted the offer of the State Cols
lege Water Conmipany to sell its plant
to the borough for the sum of §250,-
$00.80,
Wednesday morning the general
condition of Mrs. V. A. Auman was
reported slightly improved over thu
of a week ago, at which time she
Bad been very dangerously ill
A small barn on the Stahl place
west of the boro line, and a stable
en the John Benner lot, were par-
tially crushed by the heavy load of
snow which had lodged on the roof
eo! the buildings.
Mr. and Mrs. F. V, Jodon, Mr and
Mrs. Glenn Corman and daughters,
Arlene and Cherry Yvonne, motored
to Johnstown on Sunday where they |
visited Mr. and Mrs. Hughes Brin- |
Inger and young daughter
The Woman's Missionary
and Young People ssi
tho
The gun which Heenan Si pimps, fea
will gf FORTE. Off. SUNARY avi . me . . oo. Exposition Rangerette, holds, is from !
Rl give a pro Ron = eT Fr oh us 3 the collection of A. W. Discher, of |
ng t ne MM = wi LVS ; 3 . ¥ : 3
ming at : a : no 2 Dallas, Eighteen notches on its stock | :
wmree of the devotions aT bie J ¥ > 4 ; van ‘ i inl bap is £4 fis 1
charg { i \ i k * L a * . attest to its « en I ntier In d Mabel RB t § n
3 sry { % aN A 3 $ ’ y ane VOR are snoy ¥ J ; 14 ry : . yr : : _ ’
HR a EE dian fighting. This. an 18: BEnCer a el Kooks are shown Dallas June 8, carried rxas’ tribute
i Sh y y . - . ith Mayor George Sargeant as thes y ¥ :
as Indian and Buffalo gun, and others of { Field Ya Fle 1 to the former vice president who play-
The Devil's [Fombstone, shown | Texas Centennial Exposition at Dal. from the Discher collection will be | “Ft Love eld, ‘alias eX: : . :
zbov=, is in Palo Dure Canyon, near tao papi eb agin a lace a wreath on the grave of George | ed such an important part in annexa-
. : : : ' . 4 Soro. BEATE | jas and other celebrations throughout displayed during the Exnosition whic
patient in th ntre 8 ianyoen City, Texas, 18 miles south of f
pital Monday morning : « Amarilly. The canyon is one of the
! beauty spots of Texas th will lure
tourists in their 1936 +i to the | burial marker of an evil spirit.
ele of
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the state. The rock drew its name opens in D un Braniffl and TWA ai: a Rose re developed by A. F. Wat
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2 from an Indian belief that it was the Zerettes, hostesses Texas Cen- ci 0 yier, Texas.
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NEW PERFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES « «.
VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE oo « FULL-FLOATING REAR AXLE
This photogrash gives a
idea of how rapidly work is
ing on the Texas Centennial Exposi- h 4 i. : h y p o build ngs, ‘ h m ’ .
I pe, Vexas Centennial Expos. | has seen, The two b thei ake Chevrolet the world’s greatest truck value
frameworks shown above are part Htra-m
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Me Trix wilh the greatest
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NEW PERFECTED the new 1936 Chevrolet! See these new VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE
HYDRAULIC BRAKES Chevrolet true ks—subject them to any with increased horsepower,
always equalized for quick,
unswerving, “straight line” stops
.. . increased 1o , Ereate
and every competitive test—and you will Tffeaacy Tonyne, gor
. . a. economy in gas and oil
. know that they're the world's thriftiest
sour, |
of manuf turing Faler g a i . #
plaining the diffores best ie ; si A ty tA ? world's greatest values!
all 1 : 4 poset : : a CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT. MICH
a » 3 Y i ¥ Riis > : £ 4 x 4 3 #.
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high-powered trucks and therefore the
NEW MONEY-SAVING 7
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: or [ Compare Chesrvier’s low delivered prices and FULL-TLOATIN
with clear vision
low sembly pavers,
instrument panel REAR AXLE
for safe control A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE with barrel type wheel bearings
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ral roads. Many inquiries from the : vy ins. vile body ser- | Mexico, "Uncle Ro” a shown above Sed ® Centre Hall
rural sections, Ray svening 100 3 oy - oll Mh 2 1936. a | as William A. Webb, manager of the
Texas, where Gen. Houston ever will Texas Centennial Exposition, whica
be a historic figure, celebrates its one | opens at Dallas June 6, assures him
hundredth year of independence from | he will have an Exposition job.
when weather cor ong were pare |
unfavorable, demanded ac-|
tion that evening especfally if the!
interests of the rural *group which
ticular
or -
comprises 61% of the enrollment,
were to be vongidered, many of whom ” Wy 2% - . » .
trave] great distances and must jeave REG LAR FELLER Sure, Jimmie’s Right! By GENE BYRNES
their homies as early as 7 o'clock in
the morning. During the week pre. gr or
vious to closing the school had about GIMME THE WELL I KEP N
& 20 per cent. absentee list.
About four inches of snow fell on YOU OWE ME!
Thursday during the day, and at GNAN) Give IT
nh ; T™© MEL YOU D
ght several more inches were ald. YOU NEVER
ed, together with a consierable fall
of min. Friday it warmed up tc
some extent, joosening snow and loo
from buildings, but made no impres.
sion on the miles of huge snow banks.
Saturday and Sunilay temperatures
were moderate. Monday noon snow
fell, but most of it melted immedinte-
+ During the night three-fourths of
an inch of snow and sleet fell, and
Tuesday morning a high wind chased
it about, Tuesday night mercury fell
fo seven below and the wind sub. / : : 5 ¥
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