THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
.. .| DAD AND SON HAVE | half-bac Kk. PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN. The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year.
FARM CALENDAR. . ENVIABLE ATHLETIC RECORDS Walter, Jr., took up where Woody COCOOIOP IIOP IIOP IOOO CIPO PIOOOPOOIOP,
a . » left off and has been member f FOIL BALE Abou 3 1 : y ry : y y
. » , ® a ' “ioned “Ram! e |! a : WHEN IN KEED OF
Timely Reminders from In the column captioned “Rambling the State High booting team ] ; reamster
- oome hay wl
Pennsylvania State College ®| Through BSportdom” in the Centre | syree vear In addition, he captained Hall Pla nin Mill
A marriage oNgo as Issued t + . el Dally Times, this reference is made [the Little Lion basketball team and . eg fr THI Fd a g
Thomas Wayne ver, Mt. Eagle School of Agriculture e {to Walter R, Hosterman and tamily, [led the Central League scoring. Last ELECTRIC WIRING and Repalr
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al ' ar BYY Work done at reasonable prices Call
and Alice M ili PNY » Centre Hall . i ..| former residents here: spring he was Class A district cham G Fr Wk Smith Centre Hall. 16RA4. or
RD Attend Fleld Day Pus n ring pion in the 220-yard dash. and this|© ink Sm
: , The Walter R. Hostermans, of :
I Roms augh- |arou Jung 10 ) your calendar vear he is : leading high schoo
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Ross and daugh- jal ind on State College, represent an athletic | Y* r he 3 the leading high
spprint man in this section in
tow Vuk That 8 a red letter date—Farmers ; . wt .
ter Miss Jane, and Miss Miriam Moore, | That A d family which rivals the Confers, of ed hay r sale, at a bargain N. E
y ra r= | Friel ay i he Pennsylvania State + 1" Ts rhe . Fo34 “141 a
\ arshev. © Sunday were enter Field Day at t , sella x or fame entre county And that isn all, 'wo younger Miller, Po rs Mills, Pa x21 | :
of Hershey, Ws Mrs, | College, This is gu school-day and a | Bellefonte, for fame in Centre count a : : UMBER, ROOFING, Nails,
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ITEMS OF
JLOCAL INTEREST
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HAY FOR BALE-—-S8ome loose mix- of any kind,
£4 1 }
tained at the home of Mr. and EpOTtS Hostermans are on thelr way up
T. 1. Moore. holiday for the whole farm family. | Kenneth is in the seventh grade while FOR BALE~Kitchen range and td All Kinds Building Material,
enw 2 Yo Meeker | Bring your picnic lunch and stay | _ Walter, Sr., was g member of the Ralph will enter junior high next | refrigerator Bargain.—Mrs, Roy 8
John H. Knarr and John all day. | Power Plant bowling team, and for | fall Jamison, Centre Hall CALL AT—
joined a group from State College on Clean Woolen Garments—I¢ woolen | the past few years ranked with the ane . .
a fishing trip to Delaware waters, garments are clean when they are | top-notch bowlers of the community. | —————————————— OPENING BLACKSMITH SBHOP Garrett's Planing Mill
leaving Sunday morning and return- put in storage for the summer, they | Seven years ago his son, Woody | THE HAT SHOP, MILLHEI The undersigned will open the Walker : a .
ing Tuesday night. ara less likely to invite moths, Many | played his first game of soccer for the | 1 y blacksmith shop m Church ntroat GOOD MATERIAL AND
Eugene Burkholder, a local florist, is woolen garments can be washed and | Little Lions and was regular lef | horiis: tals. ners as tit-Ont Centre ‘Hall on Of abo hy e 1st HONEST PRICES
quite liberal with prize tulips 8rown|,)... reduce the spring cleaning bill, [fullback for four years. Last season Feeren ra a am Se i’ rt p HMurse i ameo. - ra Rebersburg Pa.
by him and is remembering a number .. pon State clothing specialists, | Woody was one of the few sopho- sag FOLIA A Ty oan [mathing don yn b
of his friends with bouquets, and also Grow Rape Pasture—As range or |mores to break into ths Penn State Street. Millhelz - AFR
made displays in some of the church- pasture for turkeys, hogs, sheep, and |undefeateq soccer lineup. He played|’ LE ME A kg Rahat ANE COOP OPOPOPIOOOOOGOPOIOPOOOPOEOOOOE
Atest styles In summer ats—leg-
at Mi Burds Hat Shop, East Malin LUinef jt Currant eed Phone 161142
es on Sunday. lambs during the latter half or the
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fetterolf were|summer late Into the fall rape Is
hosts to Mr. and Mrs Reuben Rick-lthe cheapest and surest crop and is - 3)
ert on a motoy trip to Kingston, obione of the most pre tive weord
Sunday, where for the day they werejing to Penn State agronomists. Sow WEI Apt
guest of Mrs. Ricker parents, Mr.i5 to 8 pounds an acre, broadcast or i Rell)
and Mrs. R. T. Hess, pounds in close rows 24 Cie .
apart
Miss Roberta Smith is continuing tojes Proved Si } is
4 . iy he i nanort O81 Lad se rove Nires + K | . : .
improve in the Wi mspol 108 hie ham wide applicatd FRED LUSE, Manager. Ea
and since Sunday has 1 abie 1to}lR ie : bind Ba bah a . # x
' t har ret arora : HODGrOV 6 “IPN
take jaunts through the hospital cor-|dairy herd replacement and improve CENTRE HALL : : 7) ;
ridors on a wheel chair. The power, ment '‘roven sir ransmit hig a
} "1 cing } ty 1 hed rusrhte PEEP PCE OCOCS PPC a
however, must be furnished by one of} ducing abliity 1 elr \ughtery E t 937
the nurses. Hr I Tle. Yosm State Aly ee | MILD CHEESE 19 Vo? THE N h
he 1 ba I : 1 ' y 3 Ry : i . pound C J de i}
Kill Garden Weeds
ER Eo, ew OT rr pis 20 SPEED QUEEN nl -
Select Good Pullets —& 0 r Jest CAMPBELLS SOUPS 25
* eggs than second-year her 3 cans for C We've been looking fore
ward to this for weeks—
CRISCO : the opportunity to tell you
x Il can 2 1 C that the new line of Speed
Queen Ironers is here. And
CRISCO what beauties they are—
: 3-1 ean for 59¢ even the low priced model
at $44.50. We've seen many
APPLE BUTTER lines of ironers but none
I-01 Jaz 1 70 like this Speed Queen line.
or SD
(CLOYERDALIL BEVERAGH y-
ok " 2
AND (tLOYERDALD IEVERAG) 25 ; i :
INSURANCE hel : : : v 4 | Come in and see the mew Speed Queen
FRESH PINEAPPLY 25¢ J 3 Ironer—or phone for a free trial demon-
REAL ESTATE : ol d ' stration in your own home. Once you see
how easy it is to iron on a Speed Queen
BEECHNIT & RED MAN 11¢ —and how much time you save—you'll
phe
WANT TO BUY TOBACCO —sad bow = ee . ru — ;
OR SELL ? LEMONS 35¢ than your washer. 4
SEE US FIRST. dozen for
Soren Wels Quality PEANUT BUT. | a7, The Hosterman & Stover Co.
TER ! far
C. D. BARTHOLOMEW The Department Hardware Store
” » SODA CRACKERS A v . ‘ £111 11
CENTRE HALL, PA. oh seine: 1 O0 JILL]
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CORRECT FALSE IMPRESSION
: i Mr. Dunn's 1937 Chevrolet parked in
cht of the Athletic Amociation, and :- oe ) front of his ranch house near
eased vy Uniue Snifviseals No di - ’ Colorade, Tetas,
ere rested and
Ee Tu crite uli Way een EXPRESSED BY THIS BUYER OF 21 CHEVROLETS
the opportunity tg be in the cast but
they rejected the offers made. Other
senior activities including the class
play, were being prepared when the B. F. DUNN, "Buying another Chevrolet has become an unbreak.
aperetta cast was selec od,
(Here is Mr. Dunn's own story of his experience with Chevrolet meter cars)
which may account for the senio : able habit with my family and me—so much so, that
rejecion of an) t the show. TEXAS RANCHER, . a ?
far as support he operetta as we are now driving our twenty-first consecutive car
school jro ect je u 1 SHIMen wet
entivasinstic am are to be bi AND HIS 21st of that make. Another part of the “habit’ is thas we
mented for their support.
The Faculty. CHEVROLET always buy from Joe Mills, owner of the Mills Chev-
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BIRTHDAY PARTY FOP 3-YR.-OLD
On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs —ALL BOUGHT Texas, As the big spaces of Texas test both cars and
Harold Bohn gave a birthday party i . & :
for their son, who on that day arriv- FROM THE SAME friendships, I think our long-time loyalty says much
ed at his third birthday anniversary
childien “woe all of tender age for the dependability of both the Chevrolet car and
The Sli ie 2.5 reader age CHEVROLET 2
; our local Chevrolet dealer. While we can get values
ment and refreshments provided,
The guests of the young host, Dan- : : : : "
ny, included: Franklin Goodhart, Bev- DEA R like n but Ch let in y ws,
erly Myers, Georgetta Johnson, Ru'h General Motors Sales Corporation
Spyker, Drew Fetteroll, Lester Gar- THE ONLY COMPLETE CAR — PRICED SO LOW vermor men
brick, Jr., Eleanor Potter, Helen
Smith, Marjory Emery, Margaret
Smith, Ruth Bohn, Richard Meyers
Josephine Knarr: Elegnoy Bohn, Hilda
Bohn, Arthur Bohn, State College;
Betty Bechdel, Howard, Charles
Bechdel, Mrs. Harry Bechdel, Belle-
fonte; Mrs, Lester Garbrick, Mrs
Clarence Coffee and son Bobby.
rolet Company, our Chevrolet dealer in Colorado,