THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1936 mm JHE CENTRE REPORTER ISSUED WEEKLY, CENTRE HALL, PENNA. Ee SMITH & BAILEY, Proprictors 8. W, SMITH, Editer, EDW. E. BAILEY, Associate Editor and = tered in the Post Office in Centre Hall as second class matter, TERMS. ~The terms of subscription to the Reporter are $100 a year, in advance, Legal advertising at the rate of ten sents per line each lusertion. Display advertising rates made known en application, “SUNDAY CHURGH SERVICES xander nd Mill Als | | | | week noted in columng Uk week. | Complications superinduced stroke of apoplexy, was deat} He had of health for not heen In geveral yem fereq several lighy strokes hig death wis the =o MoCormi the Car Carson Cn herring m on (Rev. L. Arthur Wagner, Pastors) Georges Valley—$® to 10 A. ML Farmers Mills, 10:30 A. M. Centre Hall, 7:30 P. AM. (Bev. Delas RK, Keener, Pastor) i Centre 1:30—Church 2 H a J School. EVANGELICAL Hosterman, Pastor) Ww EN (Rev Centr Bunday > Worship Bpring Sunday S¢ Worship Bethesda — Worship Service, METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Bev. Seth Russell, Fastor) Centre Hall 9:30—Morning Wors 16:30-—-8Sunday School Bprucetown-— Spring Mlills— Sunday School, 9:30 A 7:30—Evening M. Worship PRESBYTERIAN M. Kirkpatrick, 9: %-—Morning (Rev, J, Pastor) Worship { = DEMOCRATS WIN GUBERNATORIAL 1 <Q OF (CONTESTS MOST Demo the LIES Ovi COUNTY RI BOARD IN CENTRI gible fon soliciting ployers persons cooperation wi Administration, ployment Ber tha er social agers BIRTHDAY PARTY HELD AT TUSSEYVILLE A birt party was at the Tusseyvil or of Mrs, day. Those Mrs. Samuel] Zerby and Bellefonte, Mrs daughter Dorothy, el ang two sons f'oner and six William Stoner, hday urprise home of Edward on Zethw 8 present «socond b were Mr. children, Lunsell Zerby and Mrs. Andrew Rish- Mr. and Mrs. John children, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. and Mrs, Sam- vel Horner and two children, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Jackson and three chil- dren. of Lemont: Harold, and Bernading Horner, Freda and Russell MeClintick, all of Linden Hall At a late hour refreshments served. Mrs. Zerby received useful gifts. ——— A AP A birthday held nesday: evening, 28th ult, at home of Mrs, William Walker, in entre Hall, in honor of Mrs. Walk- ‘er's birthday. A pumber of out-of- town people were present, Delicious red! eshments served, 1obert Wed the pariy was were Compensation Wesley Row! ROWY EY i ret {a his ingdon cou trainman Db. 5, as die i Death = due ont Mi i Rhoe lication « diseases Rowley April 21, Ha: 1G 1933 was horn 1871 he He Anna at Snow son of Cecil ang { br Rowley Mrs him Meckley mar Ted M Meockley fix step-sons Millheir Was {Who survis with {including . 8 MILLER the John David Centre County o clock Monday injury Miller died hospital at 6:00 morning, following an sustained when a circular saw loosened from its shaft and struck the young man on the calf of the jeg ripping it upward, and continued up- ward to the {lilac face within a quarter inch of the bowels. The ace cident happened at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller near Boalshurg, at abous 2:00 o'clock the dav previous to his death Wood was being sawed, a motor dn fur. rishing the to operate the saw He iz survived by his parents, pre. Viously mentioned, a wife Horner, and three smal} chil. dren. Also by three sisters, Mrs El len Ziegler, Misg Madaline, and Mrs Ethel Hendershot of Stats College. Funeral services were held at the in Dower formerly Isabel : 1 home Wednesday afternoon and bur-| fal nt Boalshurg. one made w— mu M sanitariuy Thu SPANGLER. Gertrude ler passed \ Onkland, al a California, day, vember LH, after a Miss Spangler w William Adells ‘ ng wa born Mill she and fif (land nen PPot'ers teen Years in mn glen ral yon Frlune ervices were! Interment at the of one of Centre county s dent of the organizers Te — off ¢ vice Sun diy VET . » # . . Nov. "15 "at 7:3 ; . CENTRE COUNT «patient HOSPITAL NOTES Sif LER RA) AY Big Savings! Comme and ‘Share in the Wonderful ALL Bread In One-Third The Usual Time With Modern Electric Appliances By Louise Brown practice be mi in the p withi t fifteen minutes from ! the ) sis o that the ! ] allowing the 1 to rige, of punching it down, g the loaves and allowing again, can be ignored. After the dough is mixed, shaped and mm the pans, it is placed In either the electric range or roast. or. which has been slightly heated and acts as a “proofing box” very much as the ones the com mercial bakers use. Although the heat is only turned on for a min. ute, the heavy insulation holds giufficient heat in the oven or roaster to cause the dough to rise properly. At the end a 25 to 46-minute ris. ing period, the dough has doubled in bulk and is ready to make, You just switch the current on again in the range or roaster, and in an hour vou have a beautifully brown- ed, crusty loaf of bread. Just think of it! With a very little practice with this method, you can make as good bread ge any Mother ever baked-—and in less than one-third of the time. Here is the recipe which has been carefully tested. Notice that with this quick new method it is necessary to double - the usual J amount of yeast, ' to vise a0 in pong ’ and meas sift four sat ATe Scald the and short- and cool to lukewarm. Crum it and in 2 table Place large lients sugar soften ble ves of mixer. Pour lukewarm milk mix- ture into bowl and add yeast, Using Medium speed of the electric mixer, add 2% cups flour Mix thoroughly about 2 minutes Then increase speed to add the remainder of the Beat 4 minutes, comes stiffer, it may shaft of the blades on the mixer. in this case use a rubber spatula to push it down on the blades Turn dough out canvas and divide into two parts, flour do not knead. turn the heat control to 425 de the cover on the roaster. Discon minutes, Then turn current degrees F. closed. and turn switch off. Let bread rise 45 minutes, then turn switch to Bake and bake 1 hour at 400 degrees F., Here's speed in bread baking! The bread has been mixed with the electric mixer, shaped and placed in the pans and it goes into the electric roaster, or range, a new quick-rising process. for The dependable temperature control of the electric ranges or roaster makes a golden brown, crusly loaf of bread 2 certainty. .
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