a VV RT or EAE VOL. CX 1. en NO. 1 THE N. PARTY Foon H, BIRTHDAY PRESIDENT, IN shaping up nicely for Ball for the President the school auditor Chalrmag R. commitiees Affairs are he Birthday to be held in um. General ANnouncey be omplete for the high S. and Jamisor hig wil to bring about working wrtple time amp affair. It unofficially Hort will Wdtor! 4 4, announes to is ba made orchestra and rr ie both of State Colleg: wed ganizations are f role weion, Chairman Jamison make leg anne cements General Commiitee: : W. Smith, H. L. Bpyker, W. WW. Kerlin Dan. 8 Daup. Program and Entertainment Ebright, Chr, Mrs J. F. We Brooks Russell Bohn, Pr. C. H. Light, T. F. Delaney, Mrs, J. H R Hagan, Mrs. Fre Ww Bitting Mary Fortney ght. Berth = or, H. L Flor- Ww Thomas $ : Lz, CICa Geo Sweeney, > Hosterman, Mrs J. Knarr, Ss, Homan, Mrs, Sarnh IS) AVNe looser, Himmey Betty George Ennist Shares Decorating Breon Cromlish Mrs Mrs Burkholder Mrs C. A Harold Bradf W. Kerlin, Mrs Kryder Ida Frazier, John Rishel, Mrs Smith, Mrs, Daniel Daup Burk holder, Hafber. Alice Spyker, Louise Miller Mabel Bradford Bertha Shack, Mildred Homan Floor: D. WwW Bradford, AT. tis B. Reiber John 4 idron. WwW. D. Shoop, George Vogt, John Heckman Bdenr Miller, J. CO. Brooks, Fred Ho- man. Bruce Knarr, Clayton Homan Bd Vogt, George Rimmey, Wm. Han- Ea. Blaine leister Publicity BE. B White, Mrs. 8. Boozer, Fettorolf, WwW. Telagram Freda Hugh nents irold Durst Mrs. M. A Ed. Durst Mitterling H Reuben Rick Paul Zel & rt lors, eve Ww 1 b wed, Dorothy Brown ern Fo dradford, © ist, Cleral *} £ Bailey Warren Kryder A. Emery, Elizabeth Miri Kerlin, Arney, wd, Dolores Cond ¢ Chr Homan Frank br. H Mrs James Fo ¥ Bartholomew Mit terh " Te 3 J1 lurkholder, Wm Robert im Zz Pages “warty Mary Musser | 1sabel Dean Bradf Checkroom mimitten IN CONTEN NAME WINNERS LIGHTING JUDGES CHRISTMAS The Bohm, three judges, namely, i Co! Hat Sth grade teacher, Jack Fred Spyker, found and Penn cific |W {dron, students a rithep ult second nd hris in making first, awnrds in the { tma Contest, orien After S| SPONKOreg leg a canvass wn o i | | i ristmas A 1 lamp. nen involves lamps of in winnerg immensely priz More into it In The mention wer W © thelr of homes in £1 1st pry it judges tered ti Ch as outdo thay accorded @ reflected y tions, hon shoul following man, | BETTY RUNKLE, 18, WINS : CASH ESSAY £10.00 PRIZE - KTON PARSONS FROM — PROFIT PENNA, 3.DAY LAW Recorder in coun in 1538. But turned away EE ——————— WAGNER-BROOKS ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED AT DINNER Miss Florence Wagner, both township, announced ag ag dinner at the and Mrs. J, C. Brooks. prospective bride. The has not been revealed, Miss Brooks is a Braduate Hall high school. fiance Havey present is the CONSey one § Wore he T Brooke I er Christ engagement and Ernest of of ott was home of paren's of t wedding 0 he of 1 t also re as is her ‘ Teachers a College, He fin nt fu s also during the years, teaching a publi school much is Wagner, Guedts Musie for th, The Birth sew commities Ps the fourteen pieces, Stats Coll Varsity Quartet, and the entire evening. These standing musical arganizations in State College. Th, orchestra will fur- tish music for both square and round dancing. The quartet will fill In the time between the dances. This is a rare opportunity to hear high class in- strumen‘al and vocal music, Due to the fact that these musical organizations coulq not be secured for Saturday evening, the general com. mittee moved the party one evening in advance, to Friday evening, Janu- ary 29th. Tickets, none of which w plimentary, will sel} all. The committee house of 500. a — a —— CARS SOLD BY RB, 8. HAGAN AGENCY, CENTRE MALI Four-door touring Dodge sedans wer #old by the R. 8. Hagan agency to the following: Miss Laura Runkle, of Centre Hall: Gamble Distributing Co. Bellefonte; C. M. Watts, Bpring Mills: E. W. Sommers, Pleasant Gap: Miss Mabel Keck, State College: E. Dale Fisher, Lewistown. E. M. Fry, State (Wllege, Dodge coupe. f4e Vonada, Coburn: Prof. Neidigh Millheim; HL. 8Btephens, Beech (reek each purchased a Plymouth sedan, a A A 3 SOAS: Thy Union County Fair Association Tepes a profit of $600 for the 1936 LOAmON orn erin f en inment Tr fe President Il Bottorf Ore hestra day ty Lg Lr the LH ured Of ege; also pianist, for are the gut- the ill be com- for fifty cents to is bidding for a included a SENIORS AT “STATE” Centre county in Penn by from eight differen, including Centre Hall Pleasant Gap, Lemont Bellefonte Spring Mills, Philipsburg Boalsburg and State College, State College hag the largest en. roliment, with 64 of the %0 students coming from there. Bellefonte, with five students, has th, next highest en- roliment. Three students are enrolled from Centre Hall. They are Muth Merton Bailey, Jane Elizabe'h Campbell, and Betty Ebright. Spring Mills has two Penn State, Laura Belle and John Rishel Zubler. The following towns have one stu. dent each at the College: Pleasant Gap, William Clyde Adams; Lemont Paul Eugene Benner: Philipsburg Marjorie Helen Mattern, ang Boals- burg, Grace Whitehead, ER ——— i —————— We pause in go moment's tribute to Arthur Brisbane, the great editor who passed on Christmas morning. He was a true friend of the country news. paper, ER —— i s— Senalor Edward J. Thompson Representative John W. both recognized in the 8 and were named commi Senator Thompson is chai diclary genera] commitien sentative Decker h Federal Relationg chairman of the Repeal mittee, represented at State SU seniors who Come towns, seniors at McCormick and Decker were tate Assembly rman of ju. and Rpere- ead of the House ang vice. Bills com. EV'G ball seaso 3p. FRIDAY ba Janus BASKETBALL, | The {| Opens i i | i high school ke! Friday, The first Centre basket ball gan {local high | Millhelm AY 8, {.M County H be ia th od auditorium 3 £5 play . 1411 TI scheduls ith teams | i Lit | ¢ of Spring i} es — BROWN—IMMEL, Oka maght there CRRen accidenty no immediate rungart, farmer an tof Rebersburg, deceased at $20 O00, The of $ ale valued we persons eiate personal inte Oe entirely property. $ Local milk dimtributors the price of twelve cents first the suit orders Milk Control wave advance. milk from quar Binoce This the re. the Pennsylvania Pints will | ec raw eleven 1 i to per the 2 new year in from loard, sell for cents, nice Henry Mrs and and } Blazer Clarence wih stricken 4d was recovers Henry the and of ine and Pauline Petersburg with the former's brother, Ver Garbrick. in town, as well the parental home of Mr. and Mrs | Roy Garbrick, west of town. Mr Rockey is conducting a garages in the Huntingdon county town named. E E Weiser, because he purposes erecting a garage on the G. Murray Andrews property, north of tie new post offics in Bellefonte, will be brought. before the court charged with intending ty erect a building in which to conduct a business regarded as 5 nuisance by Mrs, Richards, an aq- Joining property owner. £1 visited i non as a The (laude Wert family, near Tus. seyvilla assembled for a holiday din- ner. Children not regularly at home but there for the day included Mr.and Mrs. Luther Wert, Stat, College, Mr and Mrs. Cyrus Wert, Boalsburg: Miss Margaret Wert, State College: Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Breon, Centre Hall Also, Mrs. Masie Lee, Centre Hall From the Mifflinburg Telegraph: John ©. Rossman, who was somewhat improved, suffered a heart attack on Christmas night, His condition remalng about he same ag it has been during the past severa) weeks, 0 A Jamison, well known Uniop county farmer, why suffered a heart attack on Monday evening, ig improving at home op Miffiinburg, R. D. aoe cording to reports received from his family. (Mr. Jamison is the father of , of Centre Hall. He and R, 8. Jamison Torna sn WEL to his bedside one MANN-CLARK. anno of the 1 Miss took Ineemeng \rriag Thelm ir ( Mann and sr 8s fe ils which Plas 16th, a November dus holiday ine a Son father, nq prominent It students that Eraduatng £5 518 it physici county were BChool in im position Choo provide, fi The teor wedding 1 ————————— LAMB CLUB ROUND-UP SCHOOL PRESS ASSN RECOGNIZES LOCAL Wn. 8] ¥ Jam jaw wal hig? y } and un- whose direction ner in Ex. Pen lished, Has been the tte ot omm Associa held "od ameeting at Hers Gloria Paul, Pittsburgh, and Miss Elizabeth Matt. hewn, Harrisburg, ia secretary -treasur. This committee boarg of {wos at he Miag president or fe is the association and will meetings during the se hoot hold year Phila. one al State College and one in delphia in important speaking of her election t position especially t from Shama Ss reid local schoo] standpoint narked I probably sha have ss much eran ut 1 meme tion will certainly effort recogni los 100 ALUMNI OF GATHER IN The senior clase of the Centr, Hall Joint high schoo a dinner to 100 alumni of the New Year's night. propriately decorated for the season and occazionand were arranged on the stage for the dinner. After the dinner the alumni held a businesy meeting in Room 1 and eiected the following officers for 1087: President, Sara Bradford: secretary, Agnes Geary Jamison : vice-pres., Ernest Frank: treasurer, Pauline Burkholder. After the business session the members gathered in the auditorium and en- gaged in round and square dancing to the melodious strains of Sheckler's orchestra of Milesburg, EE ———— a —— INDIAN LANE HISTORY. From le‘ters to the Pennsylvania Scenic and Historie Commission py touristy from other states touring Pennsylvania, this excerpt is re- printed: Do you know that a two-man bat- tle was fought two miles southeast of Centre Hall? History records that a white man and an Indian fought a battle to the weath ot a spot in Centre county whichl iy now known as Indian Lane. A marker was erecteq to designate the place. which is on Route 45. One mile south of Centre Hall a marker designates “QO Fort," which offers itself as a historie attraction to tourists, The names of the white men are and Van Doran. LOCAL “Higa” DINNER-DANCE served school on It this iy winter, we Ike it. HOME dents FOL Sarah Muth I umphell THE Odenkiri HOLIDAYS ot Hetly 0 3 Fi Bmith al rhit Coldron J | ane OO Penn Floberta port from life CLAY PIGEON SHOOT — CHILDREN SICK - HILENWALD WITH LOAD om COMING OF HORSES JOINT COUNCIL MEETING. he nt coun of \ Ait her | Boe All | requested will begin of ing member, the ¥ CHRISTMAS DINNER SERVED. The annua Christmas {Served on Sunday ithur G present {Cummings {and Mrs Janet, Mr fand Junior, ! Mrs. of dinner was tha home of Ar. ummings, Rebersbhurg. Those Mr and Mrs Harry song Chester and Lee Mr Haine Leister daughter and Mrs Garbrick all of Hall Mr Paul Wass: son ad ring Mills re, Stanley Edith at were Leslie 1 Centre and 3 Mm and idy, 8p Pearl Decker and Tressler of Mrs @ my and i ope BOISE H. BROWN TEI LS OF Box €2, Reading December Pa. 1936. { The Centre Reporter, Enclosed vou will find my check for $3.00 to pay for the “Reporter” from Nov. 1938 to Nov. 193%. We are just digging ourselves put of the avalanche of mail here at the post office. Since have been in the Postal Service (17 Years) this is the ETea‘est year for mailing packages, cards and letters 1 have ever been through. The officials at the Reading post office say that this Christmas season has broken all records for the amount of mail handleg ang stamps sold. Wishing the Reporter a very pros. Perous New Year 1 am, Sincerely yours, BOISE H. BROWN. A ————— a —— REST IN BED URGED AS FLU PREVENTION The public health service prescribed "rest in bed” as the best medicine for persons who think they are catch. ing influenza, There's only one thing citizens can do abouy influenza, said Assistant Sur. geon General Robert Oleson. “If they feel {ll and thnk t cold, Bluersa or the gripe, they ought to go home and go to bed at once. It is well to have a physician in to if In ea wlanaly check paeumonia TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS of Boalse sustained avi ml, Bo home ig 8 Theodore ihe Bart. il, suffered week, Ha WiaE a home last wes. forest forest - Mifflinburg made distric Eagle district, is improving sat Hall following an the Centre County mby in the family of ilhert ney, south recovered from an oe Coun ¥ aPpiregls old saemarment for Cen. r and hold hotel] Harris The place r this or Hall ah f $« » ‘entre M Edward tor daught { oi of at of- interested in adv ising i=. ersinger Mersinger, caller this in ert in this race 8mith Mi Mrs. Lavan evening last Clover Club whose membership Is made up of local ladies. In addition the regular routine, the club members watched walched for the New Year "37 A new rubbey fursda y of week, entertained the to MceCormiok-1 ering Farm-All William Penns Cave farm. ford agent fi F20 om tractor was purch. Campbell of the D Brad. assed by i Ww ractoy form. farm neigh - from The Penne Zettle a local erly used on Jo Cave 1 y Ru ala was y near Fleming of notifies the al! the have means duties 28th ult. that disposition Cont in e county This of e day ing =a office. He a Mifflin county in the thought election day for the is siaurateu: ir 6 town, and was happy that his on last helped to aswel the count President, Yote Miss Thelma Clark arrived at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Edward Clark, Wednesday before Christmas and remained until Satur. day, 2nd inst, from Chicago, Ill. Miss ness College, Williamsport, cepted her firs employment Ray School of Art, Chicago, ust. The institution has 1%0 160 night students. The Luther League held a “watch” in connection with a social function on New Years eve in the Sunday urch. included members youn and ac- with the in Aug- day and of the E people, and others he Lutheran church pate in the unusual od during the even. refreshments played in making the affair
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