ITEMS OF
JLOCAL INTEREST
Ford
Motor
a salesman of
the Vogt
Paul Ripka ig
cars, working for
company.
The
M. E.
eg supper
of the
serve
Sprucetown
a ham and
April 11,
Ald
will
Saturday,
Ladies’
church
on
news service
visited his
Saturday.
Hugh Morrow, Jr,
man located at Lewisburg,
parents in Centre Hall on
Ar. and Mrs. M. E. Coldron, of
Koffee Shoppe, motored to Tyrone
Sunday to view the destruction
fleod waters,
Mr. and Mrs,
family spent the week-end visiting
Mrs. Venrick's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Summers, in Lewistown.
ine
on
of
mul Verwick jnd
of the
Hall,
eye
Charles, Jordan, Colyer, one
NYA group working in Centre
on Monday was cut over the left
when a root he was endeavoring
pull up suddenly let and struck
him.
to
loose
daughter
daughter,
Saturday
They
and
young
here
Thomag . Henney
Mrs. Anna Erb ang
of Latrobe, arrived
noon and returned Sunday
guests of Mrs. Lucy Henney,
of the
were
sister-in-law former.
build 1.19
suria
The
road
10
nous
stone
township,
State
the
Four of the
Mrs. Hayes
Lewistown for
ed Gl
been
duct
of
from
Cchjiren
were
Ralston
treatment Lo
hs
Cars, bert, the eldest,
with a leaking
for nue
troubled
iv his
Years,
Dr,
right a
alpo
Allis.
eye
received trequnent
Lewistown public schools, closed |
since the begining the flood peri- |
od, March 15th, were scheduled to |
open today (Thursday) April
A will
the
road
1:00 p
of
2nd.
held at
near the rail-
April 11, pt
“
community sale be
E. E. Zettie
station, Saturday,
ad.
home,
m. See in thi
issue,
M. and
wer, of Yeager.
Hall on Batur-
brother
Mr. in jurris
Mr.
town,
day
Lansd "
and Mrs, Irv
and Mrs. I. J. St
drove ti entre
tha
The
visit
Burris.
the
to formers
Reporter
10 note Progress
Hockey
Mrs,
jaunghters,
ang H.
two «
the
ville, o
at this
(private)
ang
Tu
lockey
for the
of
homestead at
Mr.
arrange
Rockey
Saturday.
time to
of several
the
n
ty +
raises
tate to close up
Covering
Rockey
Advertisements
in
Reporter th
these
appear the classified column
the is week,
#
The *
the
implement
Penn Hall, w
property
partne
fricluded,
sum total of the receipts fro
farm stock
sale, on Saturday,
as $4300, Considerable
divided
Figher-Beightol
near
:
was between thie
two before the
it
rs sale Ww
yooatedd
The sa
19th,
would have
£5,000.
March
due to high
gross to at least
first billed
postponed
for
waler.
In this issue the Reporter
interesting and
article on the
Vitamins, written by
For
doctor
associate WwW.
and much
research
their
is ple ased
highly
sulle
Dr.
the
has
Ww
10 present an
enlightening
of Balanced
8. E. Peterson,
past twemy
been a
Kerlin of
has been
in the
tive
of Chicago.
years the
business Of
this place
work |
rela.
devoted in
matter of
vitamins,
values, etc.
During the time the P«
jusiness
closed
ts Short.
hand and College, Williams-
port, was permit renovation
after the flood, Miss Miraim Mitteriing
whe working in Centre Hall First!
National Bank t gain practical ex-|
perience. She taking the secretarial
course, and Monday in company
with Miss Thelma Clark returned to
the institution to continue her stud-|
jos,
F. E. is Improving at
the Centre County hospital where he
hag a patient ‘since March 21st. |
In a heart condition itl
discovered thang he had a Hauid |
accumulation on the lunge. One lung |
tapped and the |
er. ros
to
the
0
ia
on
Arney nicely
been
addition to
Wig
was Mriday
in
inter the
iting
nounced im
ey his
pro. |
prove Arn. |
son, exp hi
in
vill
to his home an
28 conditions
permit, i
|
Earlystown. |
her
all-day
* Mrs
entertained 5
Inst
ing.
Brooks,
Smith,
Robert
4, 1 ar $11 or
Chariey Miller, of
friends |
gui
group of
1ursday at
The group included Mrs. J. C.
Mrs. C. B. Neff, Mrs. Adam
Mrs. George Hackett, Mrs
Smith, Mrs, Brown Hackett,
Mrs, Frazier, Mrs. Earl Fraz-
ier ang young son, Mrs. Bloomer
Weaver, Mrs. Bob Finkle, Mrs. Meas-
ner, Mrs. Samuel Ross, Mrs. Reif-
snyder, Mrs. James Reish, Mrs. Roy
Bearson.
In the opinion of Deputy Fish Come
sadsmioner C. KR. Buller, the fish hatch
ery at Pleasant Gap and Fishermen's
Paradise In Spring Creek were but
slightly damaged and could be ons-
Ry repaired or replaced. The flood-
ing over the pools permitted trout
temporary freedom, and many of them
when the water fell to its natural
level, fourd themselves in the wrong
“Rome.” While the separation will re.
quire considerable work it can and
will be done. The large brown trout
théught not able to withstand the
force of the current worked them.
wolves Up stream and were found in
#ue shape among the fingerlings, on
which, they no doubt fed.
an
Foster
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
is due to meet
next week at
V. Goodhart,
on
the
The Clover Club
Thursday night of
home of Mrs. F.
Mrs. Robert
visited her mother,
the week-end.
Snyder, of Altoona
Mrs Mary Stahl,
over
Clarence Meyer and
were three young men
National Youth Ad-
ministration in Centre Hall
Merle E. Meyer, of fifteen
begin work on the excavation for the
addition to the high school plant, was
successful in his effort to lift the
firey soll.
Foust,
Deering
the
force
Lewis
George
who joined
one to
R. 8. Hagan and
Miriam, and Mr. and Mrs.
Laise, were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs J. W.
of the ladies.
Mr. and
daughter,
William
Sunday
pareris
Mrs.
on
Zerby,
of F. E. 8ny-
COC camp youth,
up of Johns-
bodies of
Kenneth Snyder,
of this place,
in assisting In
son
der i
the clean
two
uncovered the
women buried in the deep mud,
HL. Fry, Jr, son
Willlam H. Fry,
received by
Monday at
engaged by
town,
William tho
Capt.
of
according
relatives
Tacoma,
Inte
0 a message
was killed on
where he was
firm.
Fred Harvey
Ph
Mrs
and daughter
tipsbhurg, the |
Harvey s
are ang
13
Pre
fis
Joseph Rinne, recently no-
if the of
1d, was
The
charge
Mul
Flem
murdering |
Hugh refu
hewmen
by Judge costs
volved amount to
will
man farm,
ollege to visit
thers wore taken
town
Mis
on Sun.
JOHNSTOWN STEEL
READY TO RESUME
MILLS
flood «
the
mills announcing reopening was
the matter of days.
nly
Ome blast Cambria
furnace in
Bethiehe
ly was
R. I.
will
the
of tha *
f the mn Stee] Core
alre operating. Gers
Manager
producic
Custer
anid
in
noy-
wy
ten
n be reached
1%
estimate
$2
of ruined |
merchandise,
of
gotting them Of
national appeal h
&
for I
of 8.0040 000
needed restoration
and
took ate
homes, Mings
Nn promises
for ak
foot
made
Mr
gentleman
1 in their
an been
mons or
Custer
contribitions
named above
for
entertained
Men's
visit to J
the
CoTf-
the
Associa
instown,
is
who, his
delightfully
fit iep
acting
pany, so
Centre Business
last |
fall i
UY ral otrmcef rt
!
at Belleville
WED., APR. 8, 1936
Livestock of All Kinds
Cows--Shoats— Horses
EVERYTHING AS USUAL,
i
‘Huntingdon and Centre Co. COWS,
We trade and at all
times,
sell Horses
Bring your Tuberculin Test Sheet
and get a better price for your cattle.
Bring in anything you have to sell
We will sell it for you.
0c commission on all Dogs before sold.
Come and help us and we will help
you. A square deal for all
This will be a Cash Sale,
moved until settled for.
Everything will be assigned to J. IL
Glick. Everything will be settled for
day of sale.
Bazaar Sale Every Two Weeks
J. U. PEACHEY'S SALE STABLE,
Belley Pa.
Nothing
LA
OF PLAYLET
REF. CH.
Sunday,
“RELEASED, TITLE
BY YOUNG PEOPLE
On the of
April the bth, the Young People of the
will a
“Released,”
Dorothy
a list of
for the Lenten
characters are as fol
evening Palm
church present
The play
Clarke Wil-
outstanding
season,
local teformed
play entitied,
wig written by
son, who has
plays written
The of
lows
Bar
cast
robber
and
die
leader of the
bard tobert Bradford ; Depmas
Sothmus, robbers, condemned to
Russel Relsh and Ralph Arney; Mara,
mother of Bar Abtbas-—-Margaret Dela-
ney Tamat, his sister--Geraldine
Bradford; Dumal, member of Bar Ab-
band Ralph Packer; a centurion
“Woodrow Bradford ; soldier—Bob
Wetzel,
Synopsis:
dark dungeon,
the mwements
ciixion of our
Bar Abbas
Depmag are
Bar Abbas
fon fate,
Bar Abbas’
Mara,
tells
Abbas,
bas’
un
The play takes place in a
It tells of
leading up cru-
Lord,
as well
condemned
the story
to the
as Sothmus and
to die, but
the intervent-
forced to take
is saved by
of Christ was
Cross,
Abbas’
there
and Tam-
i
ar mother,
ah, him is relense
buat Atibas would
iar
LoO
through Christ
not belleve until inte
a ——
TRAINING
SUCCESSFUL
SCHOOL
TERM
LEADERSHIP
{ LOSES
quantity
the board
tod i
of |
31 adag
Newsds
———————— A] — ————
MUSIC CONTESTS, APR. 19)
Eliminations for the central dis-}
ict of Penreyivania Forensic |
+ he
Ontos |
Ap- |
year, |
doo
un
and Music League high school
will be conducted a the College,
seceasive
stant, of the
announced, Ce
£3
prt
ough
musical
Hunti
Mifflin
CcOnion«
Clearfield, Cambria,
entre
local meet will
gird ensemibie, inher rests
are in band work, hestration, boys
OY
and girls’ vocal groupe, instrumental
declamation, poetry,
ana € TLeMnporands ie. Bim aking.
. FARM CALENDAR.
m——
Timely Reminders from
Pennsylvaniq State College *
School of Agriculture .
Heavy
are
fungi
IDAMPING-OFF
vegetable seedlings
as The
presens |
Inmping-off
trouble
and
seeds,
are n
live on the see
Where
chemin
word
impr arg le al,
1 soil
gel or
timed as
FEED WHOLE
nn feed
ATS
oats 1
proud
and
uigm
de-
it O58
production drops, then the quantity of
Oonte
whole
check
if
consumption
eating. the
Cease mash
mst reduced,
GARDENS
soll or with a heavy
tion manure, the greatest returns
from fertilizer probably can oly
tained from 16 op 20 per cent super.
phosphate. On medium or average
garden soils, use a 4.16-4 with ma-
nure or a 4-12-4 without manure, and
on less fertile sand or shale soils use
a 5-10-5 analysis,
GOOD SEED 18 CHEAPEST--Cow
storage fa Important in preserving
seed vitality. Seed potatoes from good
storage are cheaper in the end even
at twice the price of seed fromy com.
mon or poor storage.
MOISTEN DRY HAY--Alfaifa hay
which shatters badly arn loses its
leaves may be moistened by sprink-
ling in the mow the day before it is
to be fed,
CHOOSE GOOD BERRIBS Straw.
berry varieties whoh have proved out-
standing In Pennsylvania are, in order
of ripening: Howard 17 or ‘Premier,
Abedesn, Dorsett, Fairfax, and Cats.
kil), say Penn State fruit specialists,
bes
FERTIILAZE
garden
fertile
applica-
On
&
of
be
CASH NEEDED BY RED CROSS;
MAKE BOCIAL GOSPEL REALITY
Centre Hall citizens coptrib-
liberally refugees
milk,
to
have
uted flood
foodstuffs
contributions
to
bry
giving clothes, and
Thes helped greatly
the
important
alleviate their
diate
burdens In imme-
The very
rehabilitation now
for which money will
us help the Red Cross
work by giving our con-
the treasurer, Miss Grace
crisis. and
task of
Hed Cross
be needed, Let
in this noble
tributions to
Smith, Centre Hall.
Herg is a chance for the churches
to make the social gospel a reality,
Some of the local churches have re-
spondede Hberally. It is hoped all
may find it possible to share in this
work.
Contributions should be in by Wed-
nesday, April Sth.
to this time
from Jocal
are
huge
the
faces
Up contributiong
churches
as follows:
re-
ceived and Sun-
da y schools
Latheran
Heformed
Evangelical 10.00
Presbyterian
rn or
Wl
»
Individual 2.00
Sprucetouwn
M. E. BS. 11.00
or ————— =
Contributed Flood
Lewistown,
»
to Suffcres
0 thos named
-
)5
SX Aw
3
Proved right here in
OUR TOWN 1
43
MORE MILES
of real non-skid safety
than from previous All-
Weathers. Ourcustomers’
records show it. The new
“G-3" is your best buy —
proved also by the fact
it's America's biggest
seller.Get set now for safe
driving this spring and
summer — get a set now!
FACT!
u GET MORE FOR
YOUR MONEY IN
Why? Si
year
YO
me in ~— con
arsell — sample Our
r
A —————
HAGAN'S
GARAGE
Phone 56
CENTRE HALL, PA.
GRADE SCHOOL NOTES,
following pupils in Ist and
have been neither tardy
this year: Dale Confer,
Crater, Magiorie Emery,
Foust, Ruth Spyker, and
Bweeney,
The term attendance for
in Miss White's room is 96%,
the boys, 72.%
The following pupils in 56th and 6th
grades hove been neither tardy nor
absent this year: Robbery Arney Nor-
man JCrater, Deaw Weaver, Guy
and Ruth Foust.
that's why we sell them.
ter—reliable and dependable ~~H.
Bchaeffler’'s Hardware, PBelbefgnte.
24
nor
Dor
Mir
Fo ~
The
grades
whsent
othy
am
ty
the girls
and for
oe
CELL
er
Foust
RETAINING WALL AND WALK
TWO PROJECYS APPROVED
10 Works Progress Admin-
annuounced that
projects were approv-
week March 24-31.
Were forwarded ¢o
by State
Harris
District
istratop
Centre
today two
For sparkling white teeth
Use a water-proofed
toothbrush—no other
@® Chief cause of dull-white teeth
is a brush with low-grade bristles
that turn limp when wet, can’t
really clean. For sparkling white
teeth, use Dr. WEST'S brush.
oounty
during the
Both projects
Harrisburg
Director Edward
burg.
The
Bnow
od
endorsement
N. Jones,
for
folows:
Build retaining
mer: 2 months;
are
twp.
35
projects an
Shoe
Clarence
wall at
$4134.00,
kk construction
$2305.50.
Rush twyp.: Sidew:
ners 1%
World's costliest bristles, water-
proofed—cannol gel soggy. Sterilized,
sealed germ-proof in glass. 10 colors.
months
no —————
Garden Beeds have been)
+3
ihe
Jurpwe’'s
used for
PP.
past five generations, i
By GENE CARR
JUST HUMANS
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WW You're Ever Ruined By the Horses. Remember. |
Warned You, Kia.”
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Community Sale
of HOUSEHOLD GOODS
including a number of ANTIQUES
At E. E. Zettle Home, Near R. R. Station
CENTRE HALL
NYONE HAVING HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NISHINGS OR OTHER ARTICLES OF
MERIT, IS INVITED TO BRING THEM
TO THE SALE AND OFFER THEM TO BE
SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
E. M. SMITH, Auctioneer.
E. E. ZETTLE, Manager
POPP LOPLI
sa
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