THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
THURSLAY, JANUARY 14, 1037.
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THE CENTRE REPORTER
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SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors ® 8 0 8 8» s0
a W, SMITH, Editor,
EDW. KE. BAILEY, Associate Editor and]
Business Manager,
Cabinets for Convenience
By Louise Brown
A] ODERN kitchen
compact,
and
ished-—are a far cry
type kitchen cupboards,
cabinets are available in either
wood or metal, the choice Is large-
ly a matter of personal opinion
Both have a smooth sprayed-on
paint finish that is easy to keep
clean. Drawers pull out silently
and easily and doors don’t warp
and stick. Drawer pulls and door
handles have attractive permanent
finishes
While in
manufacturer
sweet will as to
cations, days
their heads together
ated with equipment
ers to standardize on
result 18 kitchen equipment
fits together as though it
especially designed for
kitchen, smooth, unbrok« nj
She was work abinots |
ter of Henry and C are bui
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wugh) Yearick Saturday at 8 lex Pp. m. Admi is u
ever held in Centre
Wm.
which
that of
Monday, at twenty-six South
aged
died
Erm
Sherwood Decker,
DECKER
vears, 3
cabinets
smoothly fin
from the old
The new
§
gold at an i
The
and the
Total of the
horses were aver
age price of $166.75.
passed for $296.00,
£140 team, $420,
gnles was $4330.
The
Dakoty
days, A
the
cardiac di
months and 20
, " high horse
Tuesday at 5:00 p. Mm. In l.ewis- | :
Ww om
, — acute A y
red in the Post Office
as second class matter,
RMS. —W'he terms of subscription to
we Reporter are $1.00 a year, fa advance,
Legal advertising at the rate of ten
pants per Loe each {nsertion.
{splay advertising rates made known
town hospital from
latation following a
The child was the younger Of two
children of Mr. and Mrs. John WwW
Decker, Spring Mills, and had been in
delicate health for much of his short |fonte: Harry Miller, CO A.
D life. Beside the parents, a sister gur- Mill Hall; John Yoder, J. C. Peachey
on application. vives, R. J. Yoder, Belleville; Charles Rudy
_— . - ees Funeral services will be held Satur-| Miles Walker, State College; w. R.
} day afternoon at 2 o'clock; services|Brungird, George A. Long, Rebers-
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES at the Georges Valley church and In-|burg; Gene Irvin, Pine Mills
— terment in the cemetery nearby. Rev.|8. C. McMonigle, Port Matilda: G. W
CHARGE|;, A ‘Wagner will be the officiating | Keller sotergburg: Claude Lucas, Ba
Pastor.) minister. lona: John Riter, Manor HIill MC
5 Spring Mills—9 to 10 A. MM eaat— Waite, 1 yromne: Andrew Bame,
Tusseyville—10:30 A. M. SHAFFER. —Mary Catharine Shaffer John Bloom,
7:30 P. M. died at her home In Madisonburg on
Qugtre Niall, 4 : Monday of years,
Le {i months
a Centre mastold operation, high
noted as follows:
Dreiblebis, Belle-
Trostle,
buyers
C. 0. Walters,
are
Wm
Grove cach
i
past cabinet
followed his own
and specifi-
they have put
and collabor- |
manufactur
The |
that l
were
the
PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN BIZOK
(Bev. L. Arthur Wagner. nowa
Coburn, |
Ebengburg
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BASKET BALL, SATURDAY
Centre Hall
from the [Lutheran Sun
last week, aged 86
She wi
days
Uriah 8S.
and 9 Independent will each
the late
born in Ja
widow of
team
CENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Rev. Delns RE, Keener, Pastor)
QOentre Hall—
9:30—Church
7:30—Church
Spring Mills
9:30—Church B« d
10.30—Church Worship. ol
Farmers
i
sksonvill Mifflinburg m the Cen
wtharine Ae | ty 11 high school bull gr floor n
School. |
Worship. | Funera
el coos
REWARD FOR (
MATTSON
210.000 APTU RY
KIDNAPERS
hool.
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Worship S¢
Tussey ville
Bunday
Worship Servi
Locust
Sanday Sci
Worship
PWA JOR IN
YALLED
Grove—
30 A. M.
7:30 P. M.
Service
Service,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Rev, Seth Russell, Pastor)
Centre
9:30
10:830--Sund
Sprucetown
Uni
PRESBYTERIAN
M Kirkpatrick Pastor
BETTER UNDERSTANDING, NOT
AMENDMENT, TO
NEEDED,
COSSTITUETION
PRESIDI
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av th ading stylists, “with LE.S.
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be of the same pattern, but rather that their
textures and designs be in harmony
COIOTS,
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EMPLOYEES
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BUSINESS
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An ensemble such as is pictured at the left
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soft,
harmonious in color, texture
Properly located they insure a even
distribution of glareless, shadow-free light,
amser ed throughout the room. There will be plenty
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progressive
world.
On this pe
paid:
“The Judicial branch also is
by the people to do its
democracy success
the courts to
into being,
expect that
Jegitimately shall be
fective instruments for
800d."
Throughout
Roosevelt
clear:
That he
leader;
That he intends to honor the peo-
ple's mandate of November last:
That the New Deal Is mazehing on
EE ———— At ———
A SENSE OF GREATNESS,
It is written of a certain
his presence in a group,
small, lent to that
of greatness and the
personality.
That sentence made tus
some of those who visit us-—men who
by their characters and personalities
lift us to a higher plane. This they do
as unconsciously as a flower gives
perfume or as a bird sings its song.
eked
wking
iL. Ve do not ask
call non-exis Dowers
but we have 5
conceded
implied
right to
powers or
mada ef
the common
his
makeg
message,
thing
President
one crystal
is gtill the nation's 11heral
man that
large on
group the
riches of a noble
RENIAEG
think of
i
I. &. N vho has|
the Orient for the past)
been transferreq to
D. C He is now
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A
at Watsontown
visit
Officer CC. Roy
police force in
Held,
Lock
1934,
position
member o
Haven since De-
cember 15, has resigned to
with the State
Board Enforcement
report
AC~
cept a Liquor
group and
Of -
of Madison-
Control
will
ficer
burg.
Mrs, Earl White is substituting in
the primary grade of the borough
schools for Miss Helen White, who at
present fs physically incapacitated.
Mrs. White ig 5 teacher of experience,
having taught in the Gregg township
schools for a number of yerrs both
before and since marriage :
for duty January 285.
Held is a resident
On Monday
mew,
evening Bartholo-
Mr. and
underwent
mastoiditis in the
hospital. The operation
performed by Dr. J. V.
assisted by Dr. C, H. Light. Report
from the hospi‘al Wednesday morning
was that her condition was good and
that dhe had a fairly comfortable
Jean
daughter of
Bartholomew,
an operation for
Centre
younges,
Mrs. CC. DD.
County
was :
Foster,
night,
i iMag lines as
cessful in the
the namg of
Shunkwiler
past changed |
their partnership to the
Candy Company Form-
operated under the
the founder gnd sole proprietor, 8 Wilj
Mr. estab.
busines, 30 years ago
yr
ery it name of
Shunkwiler, Shunkwiler
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T. B. HAMILTON, AT 99 IS
COUNTY'S OLDEST RESIDENT
Thomas B. Hamilton, Bellefonte
celebrated his ninety-ninth birthday
yesterday (Wednesday). Mr. Hamil-
ton's outdiook for becoming the coun-
ty's only centenarian is extremely fav.
orable, for he is descended from g fam.
fly long known for their longevity.
His brother, Thaddeus Rowland Ham-
iiton, late of Bellefonte, was 52 years
old when he passed away in 1927, Hie
mother died in her GQ0th year: his
grandfather lived to be #5 years of
age, and his great-grandfathey is re.
liably reported to have attained the
ripe old age of 105.
General Motors sales of units in the
United States, Canada, plus overseas
shipments during 1936 were 2,037,690
compared with 1.715668 the year be.
fore. The previous record was 1.5907.
267 in 1928,
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| built to provide
sight-saving light.
CHECK UP!
When you visit the
stores you will see that
the heart of these
1.E.S. lamps is a transe
lucent bowl. Note how,
restful and soothing
this light is to the eye.