The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, February 25, 1937, Image 4

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    MHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1837,
|m——
THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
CENTRE HALL, PENNA.
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors
8 W, BMITH, Eder,
SDW, BE. BAILEY, Associate Editer and
Business Manager,
rn
Botered in the Post Otlice ln Centre
Sal as socond class matter,
TERMS. Whe terms of subscription to
fhe Keporter are $L.00 & year, lu sadvauce,
legal advertising at the rate of teu
ganis per Ube each lusertoa.
Display advertising rates made knows
BR appucation,
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
(Bev. lL. Arthur \Wagner, Pastors)
Spring Mills—9 to 10 A. AM.
Tussey vide—10:30 A, MM.
Centre Hall, 7:80 Yr. A
HEFORMED
Pastor)
CENTRE HALL
(Bev, Delas EB, Kewoer,
Centre Hall—
§:30—Church
7:80—Church
Spring Mills
#:00—C
10:00
Farmers
9:30
10.80
School.
Worship.
EVANGELICAL
(Bev, W, EK. Hosterman,
Centre -
Bunday School, 9:30 A. M.
10:30 A, M.
Pastor)
Worship Service,
Tusseyville—
Sunday School, 1:30 P. M.
Worship Service, 2:30 P. M.
Eocust Grove—
Sunday School, 9:30 A. M.
Worship Service, 7:30 P. M
METHODIST EPISOOPAL
(Rev, Beth Russell, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
9:30—Morning Worship,
30:30-8unday School
Bprucetown—
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev, J. M., Kirkpatrick,
9:30—Sunday
Pastor)
(Communion
Friday,
service
FARM CALENDAR.
Timely Reminders’ from
Pennsylvania State College
School of Agriculture
» » » . * * »
Methods
®* 9 eur
Sammary Shows
es followed
mato grows
than
been =
ers of y
uable infor
ing i=
port wi
erg fro
Plan
which
Cross
Staymay
Paragor
or not
en. Tove
Yellov
good
mentioned
fruit spe
Cleanliness
Ing save
for
Pays
ram
£
OW
166
jalisty i n =
Produces f.arge
Beauts i
flowe
mon
Flowers
The
in a
floor on Tuesday
49% to 44.
Milroy and the
| BCTappv
Centre Hall floor
The score
100 per
basketball game
night
Independents put or
the
evening
of
24
asketball game on
on Friday
showed a
board margin
cent for the locals 48% to
—————— npn
LOCALA,
Miriam
was at
Miss
Hershey,
Washington's
Now
wr, since a
Moore,
Her
Birthday.
William D.
recent promotion in the
U 8. Army, at Carlisle (Pa) post.
The army officer is a of Mrs
Della Refber, of Centra
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J
C. Goodhart were Miss Louise Neitz
er and Fred Rhein, of Newark, N. I.:
Mr. and Mrs. Roy C of Irving-
ton, N. JL
tone hing at
home here on
it's Sergeant leib-
aon
Hall
guests
Lee,
John Benner found a pretty
hones cat imprisoneg in a steo] trap
which boys doubtless had set for
skunks. John released “puss” ang it
was able to scamper away on three
Aegs.
white
DEATHS,
(Continued from first page)
leland 8. Kline, 33, of
died in the Danville
Tuesday morning of
a complication of dis-
at the
plant at
KLINE.
Spring Mills,
State Hospital
last week, from
eases. He had
Hershey Chocolate
Hershey when he waa first taken ill
He returned to his home in Spring
Mills and, growing steadlly worse, was
taken to the State Hospital Dan-
ville soma time ago.
Deceased was the son of
and Bertha Pennington Kline, of
Spring Mills, who are his only surviv-
He was born at Spring Mills, Oc-
1903, and never married,
services were held in the
Penn Hall Lutheran church, Friday
afternoon, Rev. Louis V. Lesher officl
Burial made in the Heck-
cemetery.
employed
Company
heen
at
George W
ors,
tober 21,
Funeral
ating. was
man
BIERLY Ellas Milton
of Logan Mills, Clinton
Blerly,
county,
of pneumonia » was a lifelong
By WILL
WONDER how the girls are
coming out that studied how to
cook in school. There has always
been jokes about brides and the
way they can't cook, although I
never could understand why being
a bride would make anybody cook
wrong.
Anyhow, there was one bride
that never took cooking at school.
She served lamb chops and her hus-
band acted awful funny about eat-
ing them,
ROGERS
“Well, they
he said. “I'd like to eat them bat
you know that th is just a hittle
Juve. You must have done some-
ing to them lamb chops, because
no iamb ever tasted like that on its
own hook.”
“Why. John,” she says, *“1
chops awful
cooked them lamb
careful. 1 burned them a litle bit
here and there, but I remembered
what the radio woman said about
what to do for burns, and I put a
little soda and witch hazel where
*ver I'd Jurned ‘em. They ought
to be good.”
American Mews Features, Ine,
Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs,
visited with
Mr. and
whom had
recovered
beds,
Mrs,
visited
Mrs, Etters
associate of
Mrs. Andrew
H. L.
Salina
Mrs.
John
a business
leaving here
turning
Mrs
Mrs
Benner, and
Hall,
Prof, Ex
on Mi
Centre
nday,
Former
ellefonte
i 0
.
Wa ell
alia
Tm,
Of will
agricultural
the
complete
students who
in tha
Pennsyly
seventy
PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN.
sd. in this
a business college
had gone south
from
husband
evidently became
Florida
with home people for
two Alarmed, the
asked to find them, 1.
to Centre
graduating
and her
trip and
interested In
the
1
WEeeKN,
Bhe thelr work
Zhe pays for a four line
solumn. These litle ads. sre wondes
‘workers In the way of results. Advers
tise anything here, from a “Help Wanted”
to » “House and Lot for Bala”
tr gonad
cooking, in pm
286%
Collegs
on A too
Hate
Hub
Hoss D
Fetterolf and short course of ania
Sunday
Paul
to come
greatly
municate
than
were
on College LWO—d,
Aaronsburg.
next Wednesday,
more ert Haugh, State College, and
of
have
their
john, both
grip,
leave
Hall Station redited Woman
county,
John suder, Onl WANTED
housework, ne
family
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE 228 Fast Hami
In the Estate of MARTHA BLIZA-|'*
BETH JACOBS, late of Centre Hall
borough, Centre county, deceased. %
Letters of administration on above estate | town
having been duly granted the undersigned,
all persons knowing themselves indebted
to Lhe estate are requested to make im |
mediate payment, aud those having claims |
sgalnet the same to present them duly as
thenticated for settlement
MARGARET E. JACOBS,
x9 Centre
poli @ are «
from wing
to
few of
Centre
an oe
guests Included
Doty and Kathryn
Sauers, Btate College
Bellefonte Jesse
Mr, and Mrs. J.
Mrs, V. A. Au-
Spyker
Fred Spyker entertained a
friends at his
Saturday
vate Call or telephone
His home in
Hall
cream
Misses
Bender, Betty
Willlam Hippie,
Caum, State College;
B. Wert Jr.,, Mr. and
Mr. and Mme C. A
Hall,
—— A SAU AAR
fr 0 9 * » . =»
Miss Ruth Reiber BOALSBURG
Mrs. G. O 5 + @ ® » 4% @ 9 99
ton Ave, Blatle
evening int
The
on
Bellefonte,
town
and
mother,
of
K. Frank, In
a close friend
Frank's
deceased,
Centre Hall,
State College, made
to Norwalk, Ohio
noon and re-
afternoon. *
party.
Vivian LOST A
cart
GTred woolen
ng of
Arthu
ght green col
lower
Mr»
somewhere at the
return to
Hall.
Please
Thoman, Centre
and "
Can Lissa Your
baled straw by trading with in for
bullding supplies—doors, salt, roof -
ing, paints, furnaces, heatrolas, elo
Houtz Lamber Co, Htate College
Pa 2111.
phone
"\tralif ro AY rns rns
PUBLIC SALE « EXPRESS LOAD SO. DAKOTA
HORSES & MULES
_ At CENTRE HALL SALES BARN
man, WANTED Wg
Centre
Executrix
Hall
Godshall,
Edw. E.
alley, of
funeral of
Mr Mr Charles Hosterman
Of
f
f thelr
{
osterman
tna and
Erb, at State Ca
the
lege
parents,
1 '
in
il
Iacob
y on hnctiom Wm. Gruenwald
waren wfyronenlly
Qunshin,
BISCUITS
BUTTER
BINGS
19¢ box
HYDROX
COOKIES
16c 2 Ib.
EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAIN!
13
29
PS.
Sunshine Krispy Crackers ond Clover
Form Soups are really “Food Sweet-
“ They belong together --- both
are so fine ond tasty and wholesome
hearts
Clover Farm
Fiee-Running
SALT,
Glendale
CATSUP
Clover Farm
PORK and
BEANS,
Class A Brand
Reg. 10c¢
THIS SALE ENDS BOXES
SATURDAY, FEB. 27
Clover Farm
voor cing PEACHES, Qt can 1c
Calif. PRUNES, 2b. 19¢
oon CHEESE, *wipan toe oe I8c 25
TOMATOES, can L0c¢
COOKED
SOUPS, Gi“ L10c | SPAGHETTI 14
TE RT TTT En
al Ha 5 Be A ae Ere ge. Regular §¢
Glend ao © ; CW a 5 9 C k De : nD ; ve Yr 3¢
“i 1 ty 18 4 oD Ed ERE mf land h a2 lal
Glendale TOILE T PA
F ——— RIN SO ER CE TE
I4 Oz.
BTLS.
40.50
Sie
16 Oz.
CANS
Clover Farm
FANCY
Tall
CANS
i100
Clover Farm
CONDENSED
TF
he «ld
i
TRA
CPETCIAL & PD
#1
EW Pa V0
fa
& PKGS
Larose
PKG
LIFEBUOY
SOAP ‘
2 cakes 15¢ A
Err —— co———swosssaecs 00112500 CAKE FLOUR
New, Solid CABBAGE 3 Ib. 13c¢ 44 02 Pkg 29¢
New Bunch CARROTS, 2 for 15¢ J] BORAXO cleans dirty hands
FRESH SPINACH, pound 10c 17c_can
Large) Florida GRAPEFRUIT, ea. 5c Hi) LEY Saas
38%. CRISFIELD OYSTERS | puget 1 Ib. Pkg 17¢| JELLY BIRD EGGS
Standards 25¢ Pt « Selects 3ic Pt. ange fates 4 Ib 23c 2 1b. 25¢
Fresh MACKEREL ~~ “u 10c!ouum CORN,
cas 49¢ FREE A Blue Gliws Cares! Bowl, WHA
ow TNA FISH, 20cuas CORN, 2 7% Nehoge's Com Fishes, 268
522 SHRIMP, "a 20c[5 SPINACH,
PEANI
Clover Form
APPLE
Clover Farm
APPLE JELLY,
Rinso BUTTER
fF § - w
# Lily ’
Soaks Clothes
fn Ce 2 Pigs. 27¢
Gold Dust, 5:& 19¢
Fairy Soap, 4 for 19¢
THIS WEEK'S
CANDY SPECIALS!
Big 12 On
Jars
Milk.Chocolate-Covered
PEANUT CHIPS
23c Ib.
Or With
mes Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 25¢
Suakist California THE TOP OF THE CROP! PER DOZEN
Dr. Phillips Juley Florida ORANGES, 27¢c-32¢-39¢