937 THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA, THURSLAY, APRIL 15, 1937 mm — THE CENTRE REPORTER ISSUED WEEKLY, gay | FOR B. K. FOCHT'S PLAC} having been duly grauted the undersigned NOTICE. sil persons koowing themmeives indebted > . to the estate are requested to make Im mediate paywent, and those having cialme LY 4 ot the same to present them duly su “| thenticated for settlement . . LOCALS, |v. M. ALEXANDER TO RUN LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS, County, Pa. deceased ao | | | CENTRE HALL, PENNA. by P—— sra— BMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors $9 ®. o 9 8 W, BMITH, Editor, SWEENEY Willi SDW. BE. BAILEY, Associate Editor and cy died at his home at Potter il : ¥ A Ck ‘ a the unexpired term « ¢ late Con-|j ‘ a 11s Business Manager, Monday morning at 10:0 clock | M7 : bt gd iu yu gl 1 er nin K. Focht, of Lew ‘ennsylvar or a { e of P EXBOUTOR'S NOTICE, _ following a paralytic stroke ¥ t y i irs ———————— ” a } ’ i HSnyde ¥ i \ 3 ith » 3 ¥ i Wy 1y f It ‘ p14) f oO : Kaotered in the Post Oflice in Centre lon Wednesday night at 11:3 \ ch ! ; irty chalrmen and State Commit- | } ! i Ll Vi { wy ¢ oh r hew me or MF teemen from eight counties, comprising | v n wl Con y 1 t j as second class matter, affected the left side. He was ag i Diet : be in Bellefonte, 18th Congressional district made gh { 1 ! Letters testamentary on above estate VERS { month and 16 days, having been, born at Potters Mills, November Mi Robert Hockenbrought and Mrs | the selection Saturday The Republi ye ye hy 9 h wa hed ° having been duly granted the undersigned, 11 have not named a candidate, highway and public tall persons knowing themselves indebted URCH SERVICES | ] 'G, 1869 © Was a so of John ant Ivde di +. both o Nysburg we CANS have i | a SUNDAY CH 0 : y H y A ; i % : a : \ Adama, Ih f El : ' we i iid borough for ; wri of lito the estate are requested to make In - Sweeney, both deceased guests at the Lutheran parsonage from ————————_————— {five yea le M. C. 765( mediate payment, and those bavimg clatmse o Ket (1.0YD Mary Mayes There survive him a wife, formerly | Wednesday to Saturday of last week. 60 EMPLOYERS IN CENTRE | iblic 1 ring upon th against the same to present them duly as thenticated for settlement ; y " ia JK PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN cask Margaret . Foust, and these children: |The former is a sister and the latte i i 1 agner. Pastor.) |HHIRAIES nly TAN . : ras ms Hf Lan AA CONTRIBUTE #46,681 y owill held in Hearing (Bev. L. Arthur Wag Ralph W., Lemont; Alvada, wife ofa sister-in-law of Mrs. Wagner. |N : round Floor Fast Wing, North ANNIE GG. BROOKS armers Mils—¥ to 10 A. M. (3. Frank Smith, ar George H., bot Centre county mployers ontribut- | ten Feail ep Pas STANT EY I 4 gE 1 » } Frank mh in Rav Eighty-nine employes of the Weis ddd SL Hi isu ! i BTANLEY 1} BROOKS Ye ia) alley : . of Centre t Sara fo f Georges Valley, 10:30 A. MN f Centre Hall; wrah, wi of “|stores in District 7, banqueteq at the Centre Hall, 7:30 P. M. Boob, Aaronshurg. Dorothy, wifa of W. B. Tibbens, Pleasant Gap, and ~~ evening. The group included managers : \ ed by Ralph Vi or and Industry Phyllis, Mrs, Bright Orwig, Aarons- | : CENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE| ©" “00 (TO 0 oink Gates, of| thelr wives and clerks. Harry Hubler .. . (Bev, Delas KB, Keener, Pastor) Stormstown. also survives him. was one of the entertainers _The local Ret Centre Hall— Funeral services will be held Thurs- store was represented by Fred lLase #:30—Church School. day forenoon, 10:00 o'clock, at the manager, Mrs. Lause, and Miss Laura 20.80—Church Worship. house, to be continued to the Reform- Breon, clerk. irk. "That amount ” Wi more) EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Tussey ville - ed church, Centre Hall Rev. D. R On Tuesday afternoon ele n mem- | than the goal t $ x met by Govern : Ir the Estate ¢ JOSEPH PA 9:00—Church Worship. Keener and Rev. W. K : ; dled pecial | E21 y of Potter Townshiy 10: 00—Church School. will be in charge y } ed $46,631.81 to employment Con Fallon House, Lock Haven, on Tuesday | a . March 23 according Irns Ww y received hile employers in Cent np The Fund {4g nearing Hosterman | bers of the sophomore cola in Landscape ral hour EVANGELICAL (Bev, W, K. Hosterman, Pastor) OE od, 9:30 A. MN. ° : ; h 1 . . | Worsip sevice, 1:30 7 L First Choice of Most Worship Service, 3:15. Outdoorsmen sund Worship Service, 10:30 A, M. ~-ARE THE DOUBLE SAVINGS Ce. @ SEEN. ON EVERY GREYHOUND TRIP oa METHODIST EPISCOPAL wen . v a (Bev, Seth Russell, Faator) ¥ Phone For Full Informatien entre $ So “iy ‘1 a . GREYHOUND #9:30—Sunday School 4 E x A { : (3 Brooks ) No Preching Servic Pastor at]. wad Sees fe : [Colles ‘ ‘ \ FEU WILKESBA RIS Conferencs TE a {ins ' . SUNBURY Ld . | r {3 ; na on i { CAT ' ALTOONA Y ARE A Ne ‘ ' a ! ’ i i ialnnd | (OT y PITTSBURGH PRESBYTERIAN AUIS ge] Loss : + | ristoswy . 4 (Bev, J. M, Kirkpetrick, Pastor) ¢ { Bellefonte, died BSaturda { Linden H ended § 1 Lae ! : JOHNSTOWN 9:30—8Sunday School. 7:30—Evening Worship. : , A by tu : 1 Roe ih sl Tied Te ; A nck . fo a 0 He ‘ | Lo senflyprrnerflpronen)iy e STRANGE o | [im them services were old trom rings,” ormerly Mis elvan Jacobo Soir metistes, y SUPERSTITIONS || [is ooh ale te) Sino : bind > NOOK sane] EEE vr FYNCRANGE WD FES | |opennntp Es |] Week-End Specials | | Fri. & Sat. ONLY WANT TO BUY FAT IY WAS BAD LUCK TORESCUE, [Ysenaen vemiting, from old age and) “at ° ation io cm © A DOWNING HAN, FOR F You f od hort Ahem . ' re wp ’ torent ad 1i¢ CENTRE HALL, PA. P 2G SO AP TRATED THE INTENTION OF a = : & G SO/ 4 cake THE GODS BY SAVING HIM You Sr Ia TRL Ae SOnGYAN, i 17c . 21c NOULD HAVE TO SUBSTITUT 0 wtrwoindBeibn 4 : | . ’ yrs . ND BF DRONE D YoEA OR (mxidenly on Sunday evening, from ol GALVANIZED PAILS, 8qt. - gion. ot. daxry Donovan, & PUBLIC SALE--CARLOAD of WHEN A THRILL PASSES THRU A PERSONS BoDY, AN gerigns rT m0 Good Big lowa Horses Mw HAN po Tom A PURSUING | _ 5 M. North-East of PETERSBURG AMMONIA qt. bottle 9¢ MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION PERIOD MAY 1 TO JULY 31} TURN YOUR COAT ’ (ie * NSIDE OUT AND PUT <. mor George Earle by | | fe ; sreon GN onl GR SATURDAY, APRIL 17 {) McA | WARDS , OR DRAW AHAIR FRow THE B : | n-. B at } CLOCK PM MIDDLE OF YOUR 4 ~ FA BURG , HEAD AND PUT IT Nor if i MLDE th 33 Rai "3 1400 1 SO treet ; Res Satnrrrss 29c IN YOUR MOUTH . le Cll I ae eel 1700 on fi ding es . @ Western Newspaper Union. ‘ : tat 1 I I RIT FARM CALENDAR. | ALL PERCHERON AND BELGIAN BREED RS NT TIN Timely Reminders from ai ; SNE fe will a 4 : ROUND S LK a wea Y i 25¢ Pennsylvania State College endment the inspect | ee, . als ORK. CROPS, 22. re £3 School of Agriculture ne ea. tetas | ; “ia ® » » " i BACON SOI ARI > . " ee ."e i AL CHOPS Ib 25¢ alia Is Valunablee—i’ re ra. i ¢ J . R328 A re Pading "that ['USSEYVILLE ; VE. CALA HAMS .. or Bb 20c Charles McHenry »=ans—titmetpooatipoociposceifomcifsmedtfs t nt § areneet 481 an ci or In GIEeSLE © « than rin digests A —_—— A ..,.,... ls ——.. Saves Or he bill or RIT CRIaDeL 2 Mr hen tein concentrates, say Penn : : jof Pittsburgh, are spending some ronomis®. time at the J. B. Wert home. Protect Apple Trees—Early prays A. W. Holderman and sister, Mra are most important in control of scab|Shadow, autoed to Altoona on Friday The Hosterman & Stover Co. and other apple diseases, Growers Miss Mary Swartz spent the week- ! svho omit the decayed dormant spray end with Miss Miriam Homan in Cen- le are missing an effective step in the tr, Hall Sell, Install and Service the equipment of the Penn State plant pathologists, a Sunday visitor at the Mrs. Bodtorf following manufacturers of Po Not Pasture Early—It is better | home. fight against apple enemies, declare] Mra, G. M. Cooney, of Colyer. was SP PIII) for the pasture to delay turning the | Persons who visited at the Fortney cattle out until the grass has a good | home during the week-end were Mrs i start and the ground is settled say Elizabeth Dunkle, Punxsutawney: Mrs i Penn State dairy specialists Much | Rebecca Wolfe, Miss Helen Wolfe and more total feeq will be produced dur- | Ernest Hammond, of Altoona, and ing the pasture season where the [James Wolfe, of State College ICE % ELECTRIC % GAS ENGINE grass gets well started before the Abraham CGrassmyer and daughter " , on ut 4 : Mary. of Spri Mi . . cows are turned out and the milk ; Spring Mills, wer, making s ae ee : Ea cm : : : yield per acre will also be corre calls among friends on Saturday. WILSON CABINET CORP, SMYRNA, DELAWARE spondingly greater, ——————————— Repalr and Off Harness—8pring is] Local Odd Fellows will please note the time to repair and oil the har-|that the regular meeting of the order ness, This work may be done on rainy days but it glways pays to do it before the rush of the season's work begins. Precious time also willj®econd degree will be conferred at this Di ined’ It eeul ahi wor ‘parts! tame SEE Our Display of MILK COOLING EQUIPMENT of the harness are replaced or re paired before they break, Penn State (Continueq from previous column) | horse specialists remind the water and letting it soak In In- Information and prices cheerfully given | FIRST NATIONAL BANK t ; THE HAVEN COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS BRUNNER MANUFACTURING CO, UTICA, N. VY. VICTOR PRODUCTS CORP. HAGERSTOWN, MD. GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY on Thursday evening will be helg at i oclock instead of 8 o'clock. The OSAMA IVMISRITONNE JAERI SOTO ITVICIOTSC DOOM 110 IE AE hrs §8 much more effective in reducing | agronomis a frm 1¢ te ui and. rows” re Feed Lambe Grabn—Young lame The Hosterman & Stover Co. ald out as nearly as possible on the lwill begin to eat grain at two week ‘ ain ke MILLHEIM contour. Each row or drill track then lof age. They si age. y should § fed separate. forms a little terrace, holding backily from the ewe flock by Ru eget “(Continued foot of next column) |a creep, Strip-Crop the Hills—Strip cropping stead of running off. say Penn State CENTRE HALL, PA. | » Rs AT A. ——
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