The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, December 03, 1936, Image 5

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    THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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.. 9 oo 9 . LOCAL AND PERSONAL ALL HATS REDUCED. .ommeniing on highlights of the en. | /D WiKesBarre ana amngsion through ‘Red C N Combat
~ » Mra. J F. Wetzel attended a moet- To close them out quickly all hats || report just issued, “Over 131,000 Coast Guard-Red Cross cooperation at e ross Hurses om
ITEMS OF a. Rd . qa ols asl ey tnthing the height of these same floods | i i F
ae . ing of the Eastern Star as a delgate [reduced. Good bargains, Call and see] raul were glven food, clothing, “Govarsoient akencies and” tele} D sease on e ront
JLOCAL INTERES] 8l:om the local lodge, held in Harris- [them.—THE HAT SHOP, Mrs. Len-| (hel and medical care, and thon MDygIninkn. Agen " Gi
a groups were oi lavaluable assistance ——————
hurg « Friday ore V Burd, Millthelm x00] .., is ! nes were rebuilt . . t4 24
, n ' to Red Cross relief forces at all times,
fell rns A A A ——— pall iy 1 uf YORS 10 OLm IN Admiral Grayson stated
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At the close of the fiscal year ended
out flour inche of snow
June 30, there were 678 Red Cr
Miss Laur Ithinkl . been con-| , ’ { ' uw."
; : i= | arly Wednendiy' 'moriing to nOOD } : y samplete resources of Red | 8
fined to b , Ahh ind as thig sue of the Reporter go ‘oinlitg to the many-siaec probicm ‘ro ea dir 0. training and disaster | nurses bettering health conditions and
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{ ' ! al} continues ) oy : , p en vere brought into play by | caring for tbe sick in 604 comm
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Miss Miriam . ‘ | lone other than bad weather corvdi MORE THAN h00 000 : y h occurred . pring floods and tornadoes which | These Red Cross public health nurses
le. spen Sunday vith the ( Fhe : Li «f, Admiral Grayson sald, 1e | SE: B
I pen, ‘ A a | tions to have prevented ) hi . Es ' heavy) toll of life and prop | cared for a total of 282,616 pers
re thought to
Clellan t gs sent hundreds of trained a ‘ / .
of } astern and southern stales | during the year and made more
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M \ + |W R MacMorra : ning y orkers Into 39 states to meet the " \ pa " Vovd
r. and M: urst or= Tuesday RV renel vatastrophes | 8% ¥ he annual report reveal f1lion visits on thelr behalf
until many exigencies of catastrophes | " vons: aided 77.000 fam million visits on thelr behalf,
e to Johns own Friday ind : : :
- , : 1 of M nd Mrs.| Six hogs killed by Harry Burris, on which included earthquake, epidemic, | The annual report of the American
wnaay were RKuesis : 4 4 > ~ “0 .
: { Monday, dressed : ibs, and pm explosion, fire, hurricane, ice lock, | ————————— Red Cross states further that these
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duceq 13 cang of lard, which Chvst| | ape Urban Areas Devastated | landslide, refugee relief, shipwreck, | yop RENT—5 rooms for rent, with
| ) | amining 671,057 school and preschool
A son was born during last week | purst, butcher, thinks are tornado and typhoon, The Red Cross Ley
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to Mire and: Mra. Mahlon Aum wn at) oat % wr As Elements Hit 20 States took charge at the scenes of 1056 domes. | Frohm, Centre Hall, 1 ¢1| children, with 242.861 physical defects
Old Fort. The youth proved to he up| ta Mien , \ y= | ieciceinni tic disasters of major severity.” { found and curative Bt ar
ten pounds mT teh urg., wer East of Mississippi The report emphasized the marked
n : JOmas, o re, ranged in 209,080 cases.
Miss Betty Thanks- | ppg nksgiy y dinn guesty of | — value of Government-Red Cross co- FOR HAIR AND SCALP In 879 Red Cross chapters 1,72
giving Da) veek «ent FUes ati my LT 8, Irungal “The number of disaster victims as- | operation when disaster strikes, giving | ANESE OIL uate nurses taught Red Cross
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in weight, scoring to
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Orwigsburg v isted by the Red Cross during the fis float
tificates (0
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ATER { es the number § #4 in the pre ] onics we
‘hen : s a : a 8} | Pennsylvania, during the Spring floods. Different from ordinary Hair T FOES TOSOTY
wi v is th period va | a 4 : . a "0 i Oc & $1. FEEL IT WORK] At All Druggieh
bur i han 10.000 persons were res Write for FREE Boskist “The Truth Abest
s i floors of homes The Mair.” Naticsal Remedy Co. New York
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Allen Bave I {| The 3. Hi n family A th al vear ended June 30, was more than planes which dropped Red Cross food |
marooned refugees at Renovo,
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WANT TO BUY Holiday cooking is really an in. holiday favorite—Mince Ple. 7 Time Los .
OR SELL ? - ew at ort : 1 x : a h " " ot r - in He Tien It costs money to be
1 sash nanufa ring company SEE Us FIRST. i the other special {reat iat belong der. melt-in.t Mout crust a 3 i Ye ctly i your pay envel
i Washington, D * xT. i” Sede dte ! to the holiday season. juicy, spicy interic los es out on some Imp
home here over the w re! ] ~ a : _ : , gf . o > 27a a »
turned on Sunday with Ri ail Rom shail we have this year MINCEMEAT PIE live on a farm or it you are one of the few
: 8 we make some festive cooki “7
ey. of town, and Joe Frabut, of Belie-| C. D. BARTHOLOMEW cae candies what br ne $ Soon on “ Thon who are not docked for lost time. ou
fonts who LTE mployes th oO i . i ’ ye hb a; - up our . : . 5
Hadie: Research Company in ‘the : CENTRE HALL, PA. i nines pits, nq have you made 1 teaspoon salt cant afford to show up on the job unless
L , : ke At your fruit cake? % cup shortehine The | : i
tional capital, and make weel ios « ’ . e boss wants re
nae : i Whatever we decide to have this iL cup ice water you are feeling fit 2
] year, let's resolve to plan and cook Have all materials cold sift sults—not excuses,
: Lieut. James C. Crissman, who } ‘ y =~ 7 it early—it's just as important to | flour and salt together. Cut in i How many times do Gas on Stomach, Head-
ah E¥ing hours to his credit, ani 3 \ our oo iatuas happiness as pel shortening with pastry blender une ache, Sour Stomach, “That Tired Feeling,”
has fiown more than 5 million mile ; g the shopping out of the way in | til mixture resembles coarse meal ny SRL, iter” Feel N I
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was an anexpected guest in Philips- | h good time. Sit down with pencil | Add cold water slowly, just enough That Morning Af NM pr Periodic
burg on Thanksgiving day The Coss. | and paper and plan the menu and | to make a stiff dough, Chill in elec. Rheumatic, Sciuati hk a r interfere with
na plane hy was flying needer repairs | map out a cooking campaign. tric refrigerator. This recipe makes Pains keep you qe aone > i? Ji
obliging him to land. He was a guest | Less Work and Worry one 2-crugt ple. your doing a full day's work: ” bv ich acid
of William Knapper., a Philipsburg | ? : One way to enjoy your Christmas | Mincet, eat All these troubles are caused or made worse oy {oo much acs
pilot. Lieut. Criseman, 5 partner fr A : cooking and make it easier is to cups lean cooked meat in your body. To correct this condition take
the air of Wiley Post when both were —— i let your kitchen equipment do all (finely chopped)
learnirg to handle planes, was on hi RITE - th the work possible. The mixer, for cups tart chopped apples
to Milwaukes Wis p i instance, is going to save you con cups chopped seeded raising -
way
f x . r siderable so-called “elbow grease” cup fruit juice
'A review of “Out of Africa” by | N\ when it comes to beating cakes, Fo ihn ground cloves The New Pain Relieving, Alkalizing, Effervescent Tablet.
Emory Ross wag given by Harvey ; making cookie dough and candies, cups currants i
W. Flink at the Thank-Offering serv. io or flulfing up mashed potatoes. cup chopped citron It is called Alka-Seltzer because it makes a sparkling alkaline
ice held by the Young People's Miss- Another servant that can save teaspoons salt drink. and as it contains an analgesic (Acetyl-Salicylate) it first
jonary Society of the Evangelical! A Monument Erected - - you much of the last minute rush cup chopped suet relieves the pain of everyday ailments and then by restoring |
church las Sunday evening. Mr to the memory of a loved one Is a is the refrigerator, for it permits tablespoon nutmeg the alkaline balance corrects the cause when due to excess acl
Flink wag instructor of the Mission substantial expression of your jast- you to prepare many dishes ahead cup meat stock Alka-Seltzer is pleasant to take harmless, non-laxative.
Study Clasy sponsored by the Young! ing affection. Te select one that of time and store them safely un tablespoon cinnamon : : soda
Woman's Missionary Society of the! will be appropriate requires careful til you are ready to serve them. Combine ingredients in order Why don’t you try it? Get a drink at your drug store
Lutheran church last fall, and “Out consideration— for it must last There's a fairly new kitchen ap given. Simmer slowly for about fountain for a nickel. Buy a package for heme use.
of Africa” was one of the text books| through all the years to come Let pllance—the electric roaster—tNat | one hour, To store the mincemeat,
used in the course The lectures us co-operats with you by submit. is going to be very helpful with pour into hot jars and seal,
pointeq out tha! Africa is not remote] ging suggestions based upon our the Christmas cooking in many Line pie plate with pastry, and
and that it contributes to our dally | wide experience as memoria soulp- homes this year. It can be used | add a sufficient quantity of mince
lives; that failure of Missions In the tors. for so many things. Pies and cakes | meat filling. Cove. with erust and
past is largely due to a lack of un- ~even the holiday fruit cake-—can | geal edges well, Set the tempera
J Jermanding of the peoples twing asked C. H. HOMAN be baked perfectly in it, It has tare control =o 375 oy F. and
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fo accept Christianity; and that the Successor to plenty of room for a large turkey | bake for 40 to 50 minutes, Large Package 60 cents
World War and the Ethioplan con H. G6, STRONMEIER and will roast it to anybody's ; Note: There are many brands Small Package 30 cents
quest have been Instrumental in re-| Centre Hall Marble & Granite Works, taste, : of mincemeat on the market which
tarding mission work. Centre Hall Since many housewives are in | can be used if one does not wish
terested in roaster recipes just | to prepare the filling at home,