THURSLAY, JANUARY 14, 1037 Spring Mills ood : | A Collection of Newsy Happenings Ha and Personals from Gregg Town- ship's Metropolis, | ow i 8, Oficers— | Methodist- Reformed 8, ; At recer ) n Jf the Meth Johnson and wind Billy and nd pis Snow Basketball Shoe and Lose Ir of ix ola Girls Win ' 1 - ‘ is much elate wi on the years. His $22.00 having : 5 from his lawn [ee-conted steps if'es NOt 90 GASYy to ras down Templars dinton counties H Tuesday Association of] will meet | ng | to | also the last on candy making was ] subject deve and at the sex cooklas got loped, the humble Eleanor Smith, home tension worker for Centre county, the meetings in charge, C. B. Stover will install a room equipment in the home and Mrs. William Osman. The Sick, Some Are Improving— There lg considerable sickness in this vicinity, but most of the cases have not been serioms. Probably the most serious is that of C. P. Long. whose greatest trouble arises from sleepless nigh's. Two members of the loca) I 0. 0. F. lodge are assigned to stay at the home each night. Richard Slack has recovered from a rather severe attack of pneumonia. Sherwood, youngest son of Mr. and Mrg John W. Decker, wag taken to the Lewistowy hospital for treatment fhat may prevent mastoid develop. ment, Lois Shook, youngest daughter of Ralph Shook, has recovered from a recent {liness, Mrs. Emma Hazel an Mrs. Nellie Gramley attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Shaffer. sister-in-law of Mrs Hazel, at Madisonburg. The funeral was held from the home of a son-in- law, John F. Royer, who is badly crippled due to an attack of arthritis Mrs. Sylvia Grenoble, alse a relative of Mrs. Bhaffer, was another resident from Spring Mills to attend the fu- attention. aconomics bath- of Mr. eral Mr. an Leli'zel and son visited ad Mrs. C. FP of Lewistown among {larry here on Sunday. Harr) over nicely from The tric a Harr hat of Wal FARM A CALENDA Flower A+ New { hosen p03 1 I'niform Ysa I's not Keep Houses wiuction yr walls and ricultural Records Necessary Britcher’s Auction SALE! The undersigned wil] expose to sale at his auction barn, 2 miles northeast of MIFFLINTOWN, on WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20 at 10 o'clock A. M.— We will have a A CARLOAD OF GOOD Draft Horses & Colts consigned by “Tex” Rickard ang Tom Williamson. Also a pair of big gray mare colts, 5 years old. Another pair of gray mares. Several mated teams and a lot of good brood mares These horses are off one of their Nebraska farms and will by an ex- ceptionally good lot. All are in fine condition and have been inoculated for colds. Horses will sharp. Some fresh and some close spring- WILL ALSO HAVE A LOT OF COWS ers, Test charts will accompany each cow. Also some nice thrifty young cattle, consisting of heifers and bulls. 30 Head HOME RAISED SHOATS These shonts were advertised at our last sale, but we could not get them here in time, but they will be here for thig sale, gure. “Cheap John” wil] be here as usual with a ful] line of wearing apparel. FLOYD A. BRITCHER Bale all under roof. Auction Every 2 Weeks on Wednesday be sold at 12 o'clock THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA, woeounts, say Sate College far fv f specinlis's, a————— i —— * » * * - w TUSSEYVILLE > # + # * 1 COPS EPPOPGOOOIEE are (pen Even- MILLHEIM, PA. I Ste Cotas.” [ Outlook Justifies State Pariicipation V UNICIPAL Theatre In N¢ W Y O rk Fair [YAY \ JANUARY “Sworn Enemy” ROBERT YOUNG FLORENCE RIC) JANTARY 1} JANE WITHERS “PEPPER” FRSA BS i MAGICIAN -ae, I'm a long distance operator. governors or Herbert H. Lehman ¢ New York. Governor chmas out that the State of New York jated, to date. $2.1 of ready approp I don't know how many thou- handled, but 1} still get a kick out of it. Here anna sand calls I've sit at my switchboard. You, your home or office, decide t! you wa may be many miles awa; nt to talk to someone w. a few word: movements wit! = Presto | —her: INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE WANT TO BUY OR SELL? SEE US FIRST. weeorr: C. D. BARTHOLOMEW CENTRE HALL, PA. it any wonder that feel like a magician?” » * * Business men, too, have found magic in long distance service. Magic that gets more business done in shorter time at less cost. They use long distance to make appointments, secure orders, speed shipments, an- swer complaints, issue instruc tions — to make all kinds of business contacts, Long dis- tance has many uses that you should know about. It has obtained results that may amaze you. Let us tell you about them. Call the Business Office. 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