THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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® eo o » » ¢ ® ®! CLASS DAY FOR CLASS "37 Martz home. FOR RENT--8even-room house, gar- |
ITEMS OF \ CENTRE HALL-POTTER HIGH Mrs. Robert Brock returned to her |2ge good garden, 1% acres land, fruit, |
hom. at Jersey Shore after spending along Route 95. 6% miles east Centry
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TERE e! (Held over from last week) . Hall Possession at once.~W., H. |
J OCAL IN I EREST ox an : “5 several weeks with Mrs. Bodtorf. : % . |
* » . Fhe lang of 1937 presented its Class Jack and Jean Ripka, children of Breon, Spring Mills, R, 2 x24 | a ers armer 1 or
® * * * . Night exercises in the local high Myr. and Mrs. Wm. Ripka, of State Col-
gchool auditorium, Tuesday evening of their FOR SALE-—Corner cupboard and
Mrs. Gertrude Witmer, of Millheim, lege, are visiting at the homg 1a : — ! : pi
won the blanket in the UO. 2. 8. draw- grandparents, Wm. Meyers, old fashion sink~Carribell Emerick
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: appreciative audience, Mrs. Annp Rossman has gong Centrg Hall
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: ny oe lhe program was cast into three Philadelphia where she attended the ampions e 1€
Willlam Thomas, ong of the gradu acts wedding of a grandson, Rev. Alger
ating class of the Centre Hall high Act 1.—Yesterday. | Geary. : BELIEVE ME I'VE SEEN PLENTY
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school, secured employment at Win Act 11—Today | Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Horner and
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fel. Act I11.—~Tomorrow. | children, of near Boalsburg, spent OF BLOW-0UT ACCIDENTS AND or é armer 5S 1 é
Mr. and Mrs, F. V, Goodhart on Fri- Act I. depicted scenes of childhood Monday evening at the Charles glat | THINK EVERY MOTORIST
day, motored to Carlisle to visit sis- experience ably portrayed by the pup- | erbeck home, SHOULD HAVE GOLDEN - PLY
ter, Mrs. (Rev.) J. J. Glenn, who has|peteers in the scene “Our Shoes” and] Wm. Meyers lost a valuable Ayr BLOW-0UT PROTECTION N a recent interview, Mrs. Julia
been ill for some time. excerp's from the book of Memories. | shire cow, the animal was Struc k by Kiene, Home Service Editor of
The “Dance of Childhood” was ably {a car while crossing the highway, i Capper’s Farmer, came out
the red brick casing for the new house executed by Miss Jolen Port from Mit- strongly for farm women's rights.
being erected by Lynn V. Meyer, on flintown, a niece of Dick W, Johns- » . * * » » »* Mrs. Kiene compared the work-
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Fast Main street, Millheim. ton. . . CENTRE COUNTY ing conditions of the modern
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June 1, at 8 o'clock, to a large and
The bricklayers have begun to lay
Act 11. began with a Flower Dance Zo and his wife ollows
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. wert, Sr, and|{phy the Junior girls and was followed HOSPITAL NOTES. arine} ane his wife as follow
Miss Anne, of Tusseyville, motored 0|hy a class meeting presided over by e . . . . T.
Loysville on Thursday, and spent the [Wm A. Thomas atients fro t
day with the couple's son, Kenneth “he Junior class presented the Sen-! ..ntv week of
Wert, and Mrs, Wert, jor class with a basket of flowers. The Monday, admit
“The farmer has a tractor to
gpecd up his work. But his wife
4s still cooking with a clumsy,
glow, old-fashioned stove that
keeps her at her work twelve or
sixteen hours a day, seven days
a week, Her husband has a hay
lifter to do his hay pitching for
. But she is still lifting heavy
he
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admitied
| pr i formally mas ¥ Centre Hall.
{ Donald G ‘aust, president ‘38, and Tuesday
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epted
Recovering from a tonsillectomy per-
formed by Dr. J. V.
State College private
Hagan, the garageman
ness. The operation
Friday.
, 80 play safe! G he stove to her 5
lvertowns, the only . The modern farme: er has the
o na Ply. ) I of scientific methods to | Si
n thet alate . ns sMbsaio Tra mdion stock Mrs. Julia Kiene
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MONDAY, JUNE 14
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on-co mer ‘ . = iH y Shoe “ACTION
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ENGINE ted, an! . J & TH b ~ ' Ss say is hong
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m of n# : see En ! i i est ride
from the State Collage High schos It’s the only low-priced car that brings you all these
f Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bender, and
Walter Hoserman. son of Mr. and motoring advantages— the only low-priced car that gives
Centre Hall during their early ” hoo) it n
day. Another graduate in “Wiliam you such outstanding beauty, comfort and performance
former marriage to Wm } teish
These grads have been active in sch together with such exceptional operating economy.
afizirs Uirowghuut thle four years. Knee. Action and Shockpronf Swering on Master De Luxe models only. General Motors Installment Plan—monthly payments to wit your purse.
Eleachels with & seating Capacity ol CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION, General Motors Sales Corporation, DETROIT, MICHIGAN
1.9556 persons, costing $11.330, will be
erected on the Sta‘e Colleta boroux
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high school athletic field. The contract 3 Be . ' 4 i BI a 3 +] WT Py ’
vas let to Pittshargh-Des Moines Slee | 3 9 9) hh" 1 @ 0) M 9 J | E Or A R RG P R | C E D SO 98, W
Company, and is to be completed | in
the opening of the 1937-38 school term
Bidg were also received for a flood
light gys‘em for the field. The Electric
Supply Co. bid was $3225, and H W
Marshall bid for the outfit was $3,650
No contract was let.