THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1336.
pry
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Spring Mills
A Collection of Newsy Happenings
¢ and Personals from Gregg Town.
ship's Metropolis.
First Sunday School at Spring Mills
the com
need, the
Mills
hun-
Or»
general desire of
meet a
wFrom a
munity to
first Sunday
was organized
dred and
ganization
house
present
turnpik
chairman
religious
School in Spring
Sept. 9, 18Z8, one
years ago. The
place
distance
a school
of
of
in
east
took
1 short
SLO i
side the |
was chosen
suchanan, BO -
retary.
superintendent
tary,
the fl
in 1878,
superint
ing
holars with
Evans,
yuncan, f
Eva
Allison,
Buchan
and
Hanna, an
This was before
Sunday
opportunity
ed
obdects
Snyder,
Ji Na
era
school
of
and
thig
the
furnishing
fam-
one
school
poorer
this was
particular
much atien-
ing. Beginning
wation,
of
santiv
consequently
or-
zation,
tion was given
with the alphabet ti
brought forward,
they could read the Word of God.
Committing became a
with many,
fa 660
ones were
step untii
by step,
Verses
y some Sundayg
1
verses were repeated.
Durin
years had three
About
taken
the new
in
maker Hartman,
whose
week-end
Miit
Associati
hand,
Templars
Ths
on AU
in
EE
form of
held on July 186.
: " 3 and
Lela
the
Ap
Dinner
Whey
Miss
Mary
at Farmery Mills to =
it
dinner given by
parents, W. Robery Homan and
to friends and relatives, There
guests present: Mr. and Mes. Nel-
son Cages, Mr, and Mrs. W. BE. Det-
weller, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Detweller
and Meade Detweller., of Harrisburg:
Miss Anna Rice, of Glendale, (al.:
Mr, and Mrs. Aaron Detweiler Mr
and Mrs. Maurice Brian and children
Bernadine and Celeste, of Colyer;
Mr. and Mre Elmer MoClellan and son
Marcellus, of ‘Thusseyville; Mr. and
Mrs. Owen Smith and daughter Joyce
of Aaronsburg: Prof. and Mra. A.
Witt Hutchinson, and children Mary
Ann and Wm. Witt, of State College:
Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Detwellar and
daughter Leona, Mr. and Mrs 8 I.
Condo and granddaughter Dolores of
Spring Mills; Mr. and Mrs. W. Robt
Homan and son Paul ag the parental
home.
Miss Homan is employed in the of-
fice of the Procurement Division une
der the U. 8 Treasury Dept. The
branch office of Penna, is located in
Harrisburg, All purchases for WPA
projects in the s‘ate aremade they
thig office,
Old friendships were renowed: new
acquaintances were made nnd a pleas.
ant UUme wis enjoyed by guests and
hosts,
Mr. and Mrs. Tibben Zubler ‘and
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Cormag motored
to Niagara Falls on Sunday and went
for Mary
Homan ene ¢
it)
the
her
wife
were
week's vacation was made
sion for a
OCH
“og
oi
into Canada.
in a de
all were
line
days
which
bordep
up a few
vacation to
the
used
n over
Hghtful
Mrs
Contre
and
the
“on of Mr.
Biddle returned from
hospital during
he was 5 pneumonia
and Mrs. Raybold
Paul Noli
was born to Mr.
who live
Mrs, Cora Shook,
mother, Mrs. Cora
farm. The birth,
urred at the home of
the grandfather
west of Centre
burg
The young
Last weal
patient.
fruests
where
Mr. were
recently.
and Mrs
with Mr.
on the
Shook, on
é on
Nevin
Mr.
Shook s
Shook,
of Shook,
howev-
Danlel
the
Hall
June
Shook dairy
on mi-
on
I. H. Shook, lent: J.
Hecleman,
elected
££. A.
jariges,
presic
Lreas., and C.. CC,
resolved
do
Anyone
sec'y. They
to
up a new fence gand HOMO
repairing at the chapel. desir
information wil reply
they w the
Mr. and Mrs.
Clearfield, spent part
home of the
Bartges,
Msmsrs, Harry llgen
Hettinger of Farmers
attended the
at Halry John's Park.
mostly from Middliet
by Rev. M. C. Drumm,
After the lesson
ind ege
hed
ing get a
rite
to BOCTeLAry.
Dukeman
of Bunday
latter's
Harrison
of
nt
the
Mrs. ;
CC
and
Mills, a
Sunday school
The cin
g, Accomp
“ngo
ur
who
ham dinner
hich wa
reli
dis
shore,
the
"irginia
at G. X. King home
were
Thal,
the recent
Young, Mrs.
ing, Bellefonte:
Bradford Mrs.
Kryder Frank,
ant
past
Anna
Mrs,
Sharer,
Fe
were
Mrs
Blanche
Mrs.
tterolf, of
ing
Jacob
Paul
vis
ad
Mrs.
Hall, wh its of a
0
fraternal ng called
Rev, Russell Attending
" ~Reov
ving in the Universits of 1
he will
Unky ersity
AO Seth sea] |
song
complete required
of Ph. D
sitln
All=Week
TOILET TISSUE
CLEANSER . ‘
Cereal
DEAL
PRUNES . :
PEANUT BUTTER
RING BOLOGNA
MINCED HAM
BO.LING BEEF
PINK SALMON
PORK AND BEANS ....
MAXWELL COYFEE ...
MARROW BEANS ......
HAMBURG
LARD
f~
ANOTHER
URE YOU
WEI
ARE
JU: >
Polo Shirts
and Slacks
Like Renting a House
You Can Now Rent This
MODERN
GAS RANGE
ONLY $1.25 a Month
Central Pennsylvania Gas Co.
BELLEFONTE
STATE COLLEGE
and
UNICIPAL Theatre
ILLHEIM Shows 7:30 & 9:30
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
THIS WEEK.
“PETRIFIED FOREST"
Howard B.
type st
Davis
heen wy ting for.
Special —~ ON THE
SATURDAY NIGHT
“The Petite
People Doing Big Things.
ADMISEION
ONLY
Dance
PRICES)
Lerner
One-Stop
Food Store ...
HALL
SPECIALS
3 rolls 10¢
. 3 cans 10c¢
25C
2 lbs 25c¢
Ib 10¢
jar [Sec
. .
Ib12 Lc
2 cans 2lc
can 4c
eisvees ib 200
susss 2 Ibs Yc
2 lbs 29%
ives 2 Ibs 23¢
a
a Sp
INDEPENDENCE DAY W
HOLIDAY WEEK END.
DD
THIS
. HERE
NEW
Bathing
DRESSES
Suits
A complete of
WHITE DRESSES
array
100,
CEP POPIOOOP OP OPOOP,
$1.95
i
" Line of Whit r the Entire 1
SECO GOO EIEIIES
STORE OPEN
Every Evening
Except Tuesday
and Thursday,
When We Close
nt 6:00 P. M.
CEPPOOPOCOIOPIOe
STORE OPEN
Every Evening
Except Tuesday
and Thursday,
When We Close
at 6:00 P. M.
CECI CPEOOPIOPES
MILLHEIM, PA.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Letters testas.entary on the above estals
having beets duly granted the undersigned,
persons Kuowing lhemseives lndebled
0 the estates are requested to make im
mediate payment, aud those having claims
tgainet the same to present them duly aa
thenticated for settlement
ai
MAN
VAL A, Ht
HAarrisor Wal E
Atiorn
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
Rie
FLORA A
Letters of administration on a}
having bean duly granted the undersigned,
sil persons Knowiig themselves indebted
ito the estate are requested to make Im-
{mediste payment, and those having claims
‘against the same to present them duly au
thenticated for settlement,
MES
Ove estate
Letters of administration on above estate
aving been duly granted the undersigned
ail persons knowing themselves indebted
to the estate are requested to make im.
mediate payment, and those having claims
againet the same to present them duly ss.
thenticated for settlement
MRS. RUTH DURST,
John G. Love,
Attorney. x28 Centre
Hall,
WHEN IN NEED OF
Planing Mill
Work
of any kind,
LUMBER, ROOFING, Nails,
All Kinds Building Material,
CALL ATw-
Garrett's Planing Mill}
GOOD MATERIAL AND
HONEST PRICES
Rebersburg, Pa.
Phone 16142
JAMES W, SWABR
wJustiee of the Peace
LINDEN HALL, PA.
Legal Business promptly attended to
2
of all
CWlo—
phone 11-
PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN. = WANTED—Market chickens
tankage sold, $1.75 per
20e¢ puwes for a four-line ad in this Relgel Centre Hall:
solumn. These ljtile ads. are wonde
workers in the way of results. Adver-
tise sunything hers, from a “Help Wanted™
to 8 “House and Lot for Sale”
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE
itt]
WANT TO BUY
OR SELL?
SEE US FIRST.
C. D. BARTHOLOMEW
CENTRE HALL, PA.
bring in MORE
THAN THE TELEPHONE'S
COST FOR A MONTH
It’s good business
to bave a telephone
on the farm!
THE BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA
Famous sealed-in-steel
G-E THRIFT UNIT]
produces “double the cold”
with less current than ever!
SEE IT!
Come in and see why a
G-E gives you the thr
est refrigeration service
you can buy.
TRY IT!
Put a General Electric
in your kitchen for 10
days and enjoy all the
advantages of modern
refrigeration. If you are
not entirely satisfied,
we will gladly return
your money.
OWN IT!
Select the model and size
best suited to the needs
of your kitchen and you
can own it on terms that
permit i to pay for itself,
1it-
Prices as Low ge $140.50
Terms as low as $10
down and 210 monthly.
G-E«THRIFT UNIT
tn Both Monitor Top ond Flotop Models
refrigerator mechanism
Bg guotinl Mmeshiniun that
HOSTERMAN & STOVER CO.
The Department Hardwarg Store
Phone 11-R.2
MILLHEIM