ITEMS OF
J.OCAL INTEREST
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daughter
spent the
Sunbury.
Mrs. Foust and
Miss
end
James
Mabel
with friendg
Foust, Week -
in
The Hagan Garage ig being repaint-
ed cream color with red trim. George
Long is doing the work.
Mrs. Bruce Knarr won the first
blanket at the drawing on Thursday
evening made by the O. BE, 8.
toy Schaeffer, insurance agent, Old
Fort, underwent 5 tonsil removal oper.
ation in the Centre County hospital
during this week.
A
of the
Friday
primary
meeting
held
the
social
will
o'clock
congregational
Reformed church
evening, 7:30
school
by
in
church room.
her
now
Miss Eva Balley, who closed
public
teaching in
Virginia,
school term last week, ig
Kingswood College
assa, and is much
with
Mrs,
Bradford
ng cared
home,
work.
ner
Small,
is
not
came
Cent're
Kellar
ing irs
ont
X
inue their
is
the
for a longer
engineer and
Garwood Industries,
ness conditions are
proved, and skilled
like
home Mr. Kelley
emploved
Hea su!
Very
time
an
iu
vv
ates busi
rn
mechanics, and the
are finding employment.
much
The annual Missionary convention
of tha Northern Conferences of the Laue
theran Chureli held in Bellefon‘e last
week was largely attended, Those from
Centre Hall included Rev. and Mrs. I.
A. Wagner, Misa Rebecca Derstine
Mrs, F. K. Frank, Mrs. WwW. A Alex.
ander, Mrs. Tressie McClellan, Mrs
Mary Flink, Mrs. J. M Coldron, Mr=
fohn Durst, Mrs. Paul Fetterolf, Mrs
E. A. Frank. Mrs. Harold Duret. Mrs
W. W. Kerlin Mrs. H. Homan
Mre. Fred Homan, Mrs. toy Dutrow
Miss Anna Elizabeth Homan Miss Dar-
lene Faust, Donald Wagner, E. A
Frank,
|request. Write for Clreular 140, Fly
| ‘ircular 150, House- |
children ac.
to Wilkesbarre
relatives
and
Vog
with
Mrs
companied
George Vogt
Harry
visit
| Prevention, and
| holg
of the children | Prepare Rural Stages—Itural groupg
W. McClellan, of can fix up their own stages for dram
the home of vor atic, pageants, and entertainments
Mrs. . FF, Em-| The work Includes hanging curtains
{and drapes, according exten.
Penna
for a week's Insects, The Tri-Valley
ters approved at a
Rebersburg include
pires were also
former schedule of
changed from that
The players’
Hall club is
Harold Bradford,
ford, Lynn Breon,
Harold Durst, Pau)
Frank, Kenneth
hart, Bruce
eldest
F.
at
and
Mildred
of Mi
State College, in
grandparents, Mr.
for a week,
May,
and Mra,
tha
the
to
of
ary,
Mr. and
Lewistown,
flance, Miss
were the
tre Hall on
Mr.
Mrs
i#lon rural sociologist
Colyer of |
: For, | State College,
Colyer and!
Williamsport,
home in Cen-|
Mrs Eugene
and Russell
Guffey, of
parental
as
Each
spac.
yields
Veg.
*
Vegetables Properly
proper
good
State
county
Space
vegetable
Sunday. {Ing of plants
{of high quality, say
and Mrs. F. V. Jodon, Mr. and | etable gardeners. Ask ag-
Willard Hettingep and Miss My- | ent for the correct spacing and depth Ralph
rm Confer to Johnstown on of planting, as well as other useful|
Sunday to the day with
Mr. | information gardening.
and Mrs, Hughes Brininger, Miss My- | Many States Supply
a wil remain with the Brininger | states supplied to
family during the summep months, | last Only cent
Mrs, mn | Pennsylvania f
weeks,
4 crop requires
a produce
Penn
your
to
Packer,
Rimmey,
Ralph Arney,
Eggs— Thirty | Dick Johnston.
Philadelphia |
from |
H
John
Flu
and nearby tates Thompson
York, New Jersey, Maryland, |, Wagner
He 4 Per Yuk
motored
spend on
eggs
17
rm
Philadelphia’
Umpires approved
Knarr, G. A
on, D, C. Mi
ell Bohn, Hn
14 14
ve vy
Year. per came
Only fourth
came
George Searson, ones
Wednesday
very
for
sOmM«
p " Pr
On reported asi of eEEs fro
being slowly Pennsylvania the
Mrs
Sharer
improving
Mra, («
continue
Reish mother
nd H 1
» confined zt the home of |} K1 Fae
n Ont imi
Lockard Ww
Harkin
Plant
Potatoes Deeply 1 ‘ pota John
4 1 : i
{
i
thenticated for settlement
ANNIE GG. BROOKS, Executrix,
BTANLEY IH BROOKB, Execut
X20 Centro Hall
James Bcohreck,
Mike
Burwell
Elroy
Bteve
Claude
Ping Grove
Shoemaker,
Mayes, Hoy,
Mills
irooks Corl,
Pete Bloom, Curley tandolph,
Ellenberger, Peto Harpwter,
Chatnick, Harold Smith.
Pleasant Gap umpires: Floyd Horn- |
Hunter Meyers, Curley McDonald, |
Zonge, and Albert Besocker
Ed.
Harry Ziegler, Harry Boone, Pau
Willard Burd, James Corman,
Neft.
Spring Mills
K. Detwiler,
Osman.
UMPIRES
league ros-
meeting held in
players, Um-
and the
somewhat
umpires:
Art
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Jamison,
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J.
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P. Ww
: . P.
Rickert George
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
In theEstate of J. CLOYD BROOKS,
late of Potter Township Centre Coun-
Pa.,
Letters testamentary above estate
having been duly granted the undersigned
all persons knowing themselves indebted |
{10 the estate are requested to make itm |
| mediate payment, snd those having claims |
[against the same to present them duty eu |
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Bud
rawford,
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J.
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