THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
. nn . 0 Tusseyville Mr, and Mre. Jacob McCool, Spring |son, Melvin Holderman of Red Mill |PHOEBE HOME FOR AGED, tates of George Bhkyes, $21.6280.04, and
ITEMS OF Mrs. Mary Stump, who has been, Mills, visited on Sunday at the Wm. [called at the A. W. Holderman home ALLENTOWN, ANNIVERSARY [the Uriah Litzenberger Estate, $4201.
9 : . . Ripka home, Sunday, . k s \ 17, the Hebeoca Hom etter Pund, $500.
spending some time with her nlece, : . 4 5 The thirty-first visitation and dona-
mT ‘ mn Lox Vv amily if Altoo- Ch en's Day serviceg In the Zion Ada a 3
LOCAL INTEREST Mrs, Charles Slaterbeck, spent Wed | Wm. Rockey and family, of ) hildren's Day foe n ti y ton
and the I», Neyi Detrick estate, 3608.
tna, spent the week-end at the former | Hill Evangelica] church, Sunday eve.
day was observed last week at
® * ® * * » * mesday with Mrs. Bodtorf, | A The Home has
Mrs. B. T. Bwartz and Mrs, C | home, ning. the 21st,
. A Eh mn ov BWA IM ee ? | hain . | The Children's Day service at Tus-
The repainting of the F. P. Geary | Ramer attended the 8. 8. Conference! Maurice Miller and Mrs. Annie - fei Tas , . b 3 . : t ;
. . . . Lp ¢ Tall nta tg sgl swville will be held unday evening,
home was completed last week, mak-|held at Zion on Thursday, { al, of Bellefonte, Mrs, Hegs and ao § day ©
June 21 at 7:80,
ing it one of the outgtanding residenc- t Y
the Phoebe Home for the Aged, Al-
lentown, a Reformed church institu-
tion,
’
Donations included a 27-dozen piece
gllver dining room service by the FOR HAIR AND SCALP
es In tg section. Fb a i Phoobia Circle of Zion Heformed
Mrs. Harold Alexander and two TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE |, hurch, Another gift was from Mrs JAPANESE OIL
: | Harriet J, Ulrich to Frank Shaw- |Kate I. Weaver, of Aaronsburg—s$200 Made in U. 8. A.
ver, et ux; of Centre Hall, tract In | Gifts and proceeds from meals for the The Antiseptic Scalp Medicine
| Potter twp.: $150. day amounted to $1,420. Different from ordisary Hair Toslcs «=
i a ck $1, FEEL IT WORK] AS All Droggigs
| Grace M. Thompson et bar, Fore- ag Writs for FREE Beskiet “The Truth Abset
man's Club of Viscose Co. of Gran-|Year was increased from $139888 to The Hale.” Nations! Remedy Co. Mow York
nm
$166,000 Bequest came fre
yvoung daughters, of Wenonah, N, J.
are at the home of the former's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs E. M. Huyett,
T™™e endowment during the past
Rev. Russell B, McGriflin, six years
pastor of the Lewisburg Lutheran
j ville, tra ‘otter p.: 50 the es-
church, has resigned. He ang Mrs. | + tract In Potter twp.; $150.
Grifliy expect to jocate in Michigan,
URIS JUSAIMITIT OOIATITOTE OOMIDIIISNE 3EUALRATOREE 3 SUSARMSACIORE SHSMBIISLE 3 SiSuatsnsssany i — a...
At least six pure-bred sheep were : w
killed and 75 more Injured when 1 ! b a EET ; a % | & -
roving band of four dogs made ral 4 : y y
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on the Penn State College flock cat 1 xX 4 | Tan SER)
sheep at Spring Creek near the * og er : ef 3 3 4 | i (ele 1s) |
George Sheckler and (Ralph Stover ’ ” ; a i .
of: Bellefonte, are repainting. all 2 p NL FRED LUSE, Manager.
roadsigns between the Uni 5 Y 3
ine to Bellefonté, On Monday Vd i gia | CENTRE HALL
had reached Old Fort, having
n-Centre
THUR Av I Rg
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POR EACH
7 verosiron §
Two cows belonging to Elmer 5 ¢ N
em, lving on the Dashem homestead S : By : : APPLE BUTTER
it Red Mill, were killed by a bolt of 3 Pg RE % : : 8-02 Jar
rhtning early
VIR TNETRI TOO Sinn
MINUTE TAPIOCA
Fit: BARS i
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[FRANCO-AMERICAN 25 |
SPAGHETTI 3 eans C
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ew acquaint i
thelate Hon, Simor
Sr rie ‘ ; } 3 | SAFETY MATCHES 25 |
reared here. a Ne © 3 i srssssvansd (12 pks eartons) GC!
Misses Miriam Mitterling ang Thel-
mg Clark completed thely courses in " —— ‘ 5 — of 3 dy es i ARCADIA KETCHUY 29 i
Potts Business College, Willlamsport 3 Ll PY 8 5 oe ¢ 14-02 hots Cl
The
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.
and are now ready to accept position: . - .
in their line. They are capable young ; A ARGO GLOSS STARCH |
ladies and will grace any business of- CRE Yd oe Bef SE | 1-1h pkgs, 2 for 15¢
fice in which they may be given a : rE Reh S i re ; — — ———
desk. fa 7 a Fi mag [OCTAGON SOAP 25 i
Monday night dogs killed 1 “ ; g : rely BT : i « 8 Mans 0 — I ————————
for Williar use, east : : : mL : i
L if W Ra BD at . a . . [GUM DROPS (Assorted)
succeeded in kK ng one
to some extent crioed secon one | JIE AGES RA vo svnswy com axes 90 | HERE'S THE TIRE THAT GIVES YOU
tui
Mr, Stover, the county 8 1
¥ an investigation
ty wner, 13. so fr. and BF EA : ’ FALMOLIVE SOA¥ 17
ly Horn r, 13, : n of Mr, and A \ ALY ih MAL 5 vam el
Horner, of
rari in fuvornble time | 1 A 20- MULE TEAM BORAX 15¢
or % - rt a 3 : al . f : 3 & hk 3 Ih pki
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| ARNO UNLY 1 1 Ige Box Oxydol 21c
All jokes aside, a parka is no covering for your carcass on a hot 1 bot Furniture Polish lc |
day, so pretty Ruth Dryer is cooling off after making a tour of Sn
inspection of Admiral Byrd's flagship, City of New York, docked 29
in Cleveland for the Great Lakes Exposition. The Exposition Both C
opens June 27 for 100 days on Cleveland's lake front. ’
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reshments were served,
Those who enjoyed a ham and egg ’ iy Down P ayment $05
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