THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
ee @ e =o The State highway eas’ of Spring | MUSSER BROTHERS HAVE FINE The Willlamsport District Minister- burg, were callers in town on sunday. |
ITEMS OF Mills, now under construction, will bel SCHOOL ATTENDANCE RECORDS|ium of the Evangelical church was| Misses Margaret Gingrich and Lu |
the county |
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. TUSSEYVILLE
completed and open for traf about held at Trinity #vangelical church |¢llle Patterson attended . . vain so»
. . avis v 4 Oy 3 “er ‘hen he 3 " venti t *hilips-
JLOCAL INTERES the Hrat week in July, 1 : asian Tay uae, Whe high subject (Sunday school convention at Philips Mr. and Mrs. W. 8.Martz
graduate o Miles
"0 po sidlara ti ve “ to lburg last weel, ny Greeny
. * * ° . ° . Migs Pauline Burkholder is planning school, June 4, had the distinction of]¥nder consideration wis Home 14 The H. M. Hosterman residence has {day for East Green
to entes Potts Business College, Will- having a perfect school attendance of and Ity Implications. In the Atty oe 3 . M.
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Jack Genn is visiting with his moth- famsport, during next month. She is eleven vears—not tardy or absent. Boon <4 ministe ij satored to ! 1 oh a
: lor t * . g § . Y . unting State Reformatory where ni oR oa '
er, Mrs. Sarl Masteller, at Dewart, ja graduate of Centre Hall high, and His Sunday school attendance has gdon : ) a y Mrs, Paul Coxey and children re-
to thelr home in Greensburg
Lewistown, on Tuesday The
Ls 4 1 ays wit
4 a : timp week oO ¢ aay
improved in appearance by a | Charles
iis Sula a a further study was made of The
Mrs, Margaret Smith, wife of auct.|capabie, been perfect for the past ten years Home anda Delinquency. turned
foneer E. M. Smith, State College, has| aise Freda Burkholder, daughter of Hig brother, Thomas, had ten years : yon Bunday after a two weeks Visit)
been confined to bed from sickness! Apr and Mrs. John H. Burkholder, | Perfect attendance at school, ts ‘among friends in town,
during the past week. has been confined to bed for 5 few] The brothers both were class presi-|® ® ® + 2 » « » » » -l Boalsburg Lutheran Parish apyoint
days from symptoms indicating pto-jdents in their senior year. They are|e BOALSBURG ments for Bunday
maine poisoning. sons of Mrs. Elda Musser. o 8 0 5 + 0» “ a Shiloh—Church ,
rook ‘here the doctor attended the Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Houser “ wn Mrs, CC. M. Dale ! the Branch, ac- Pleasant Gap—8. 8. at 30; norn- ¢ PRR y
a an Medical As- daughter, Mrs. Anna Dreibelbis, and ELECTROCUTED WHILE WORKING companied by her house guests ing worship at 10:30, and baptism of PENNY-A-WORD
sociation. two children, of Penna. Furnace, mo- John McHenry, of Indiana, Pa. was Virginia Fry of Tacoma, Wash, ' beryl & POR RENT
tored to Centre Hall on Wednesday. | slectrocuted Tuesday morning, andiMrs. Ralph Ricker of Abington, cf esting " ” r Lan | age, good gar
friends in ti vicinity on ¥Fri-| " pn ap a . {along Houte
Pr. and Mrs, J. V. Foster, of State
; school
College, were in Atlantic City, last
hildren, with Childrens Ddy serv
: worl 11
Fur Snyder, who is working In
he I ny " restaurant at Le- | Mr. Houser continued to be a great
ee “Blue "ge estaurs . ¢ i
ah Py arthritis
moyne, and his lady friend, visited |sufferer from arthritis.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd BE Four rooms will be added to the]|when it whipped against a 22,000-volt
Snyder, on Sunday. present Loganton school, to accommo- | transmission line, four
four other men injured. They were
1 } wir Porson
stringing a private telephona wire . b |
was observed in the | Breon, Spring
on Sunday
rogram by the child
" ix date increasing enrollment, as a re- Philipsburg, Wicd: 8 ) y | ” wy y rE
» Wer 3 taking a six address i wap is y th EN IN NEED OF
Miss Anne W " is Juki E 2 ach- | 8ult of getion taken at g joint meeting addr and 3 t baptism | WH g
soaks’ COUrge Ook ave Aacn- ’ ’ mstor, ohr tohert
weeks' course in OCK f the education boards of Green and pasto John oh
> : son of AM nn ! . ®
ws' College further fit herself for A Mrs. John Mu . State College!
ers oligge 10 . t Milesburg., where Logan townships and Loganton bor- 1 Reo n i : a
re y schoo ork at MlesDUrg, win : ‘ . . "*e and Lobort And n f Mr, andj
Eras oy . - E ari the coming vear|?U8h, in Sugar Valley. The addition INSURANCE AND le a / ams . |
: pr Vf ing the com £ yeal ru wt, were baptized }
she will teach ng will be connected with the present . : . : Wor
O 937-1938 : 3 :
f 1937-1938, building, making an elght-room school
iss Edith Boozer, an Instructor Init is planned to include a large base- fa { the children and ofu
a : ng nf I & $1 i
. 3 ' y ty 4 fa | a - - ! n MT f any Hint
the Mt. Airy School, Philadelphia, ‘fment room to house a manual ain . i = of any kind,
at he home of her brother, J. Hing department, : bod sly x na :
BN “ N ing come here eginning " . ‘ sPCPOCIS ~&1 with ring in wh " 1 OTA LUMBER, ROOFING, Nails,
/ viridis Aral lo i 1 Mrs. Margaret Crawford entered th ity wmolng from there to atic k : he .
o Be en " |centre County hospital on Tuesday WANT TO BUY onn., wn visit ar the|§ All Kinds Building Material,
vacation, . : e Eo in tamaant ania of 3M \{11d i Kuhn Kopp and
Miss Cora Homan attended the com a ty ednesday fo WOOT inderwen OR SELL ? : 9 4 CALL AT—
operation for bladder trouble, She
mencement exercises of the gradu inki, ly through the ordeal yd came ' Fra nce Ville nd rut > * ill
class of the State College high school] iid through the ordeal and came SEE US FIRST. ir? pTe¥ ot eeecier 3 Garrett's Planing Mi
of { the ether
last ‘week, her ‘nephew, Billy Reish, i4,., progpecty for her recovery are errors vere call t 1 me of Miss As GOOD MATERIAL AND
son of Mrs. Lulu Lepley. being Rar ttering Mrs ‘raw ha na M. D n Sur HONEST PRICES
re 3. an ie wa sagt ny Seri & Jat SH] C, ID, BARTHOLOWEW Jk, Bi 5 wa aril cbembrg, Po
CEES OTOPCOOPOEP OPP OPPPOIPIOPPIOO00 |
POCO POPIOCOTIOCO IIOP GOCE OPOTSOPOIOO. i POR
mm Penn
school of
wehitecture
with the
pany, John
thig week.
Mr. and Mrs, O. A. Jamison, three
sons, Milan Jamison (and Mrs. Jami-
son), Rufus and Grey Jamison, all of
Mifflinburg, were Sunday guests of
® * v. §
another son of the senior Jamisons ~ y ] i
namely, Roy 8 Jamison, and Mis. E] ¢ 15 ( (0 V/// f l 2S 0 1€ :
Jamison, in Centre Hall on Sunday. / ! I
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Morrow and
daughter Marjorie, of Loys
ored % Centre Hall n 3 ¥ where
the daughter was left it 1 CC A
Spyl r family and Miss Allan HICK-
ert, v la her elders wen n
ishurg where they visited thei n
who have introduced
Atlantic States Gas in this area
F.R QUIGLEY CL. RBEAYER EARL IL. WEAVER HOWARD ITNDERWOOD ROBERT W. ADDAMS
W. Market S¢ Fort Royal, Pa. R. ID Ne. } Island Route £5 W. King St
Lewistown, Pa Beliwood, Pa Loves Haven, Pa Shippensburg, Pa.
Tel. 3322 JOHN M. BUCK Tel. Woulrich 9072-R-2 Tel. 28. W
New Bloomfield, Pa A HH MAXWELL
nARLES G. KAUFFMAN Tel. 17 Tipton, Pa GEORGE IL. GROVE FEED WINEMAN
epot Bt , ; 510 Chestnut St pd. .
Lewistown, Pa RALFH GANOE J. W. CLARKE Miffinbure. Pa
Tel. 3155 20 BE. Shirley St Lieydsvilie, Pa a Be DAVID KENDALL
Mi. Union, Pa Tel. 6277 MeConneollsburg, Pa.
CHARLES KYLE Tel. 110 W. R. TROUT HE BURRIS JAMES McLEAN
Reedaville, Pa. M. ¥. DUGHIR R. D. Ne. 1 Thompsontowsn, Pa. Shippensburg, Pa
Tel. 34-R-2 296 6. M Altoona, Pa ’ ”
*awiata A i FRANK §. MORROW RURSELL FIGARD
KENNETH CALHOUN Tel. 3361 J. M. MONTGOMERY 1714 Boas St Bix Mile Run, Pa
Milihelm, Pa 8 8. Allegheny Bt Harrisburg, Pa Tel. Hopewell 55-R-21
Tel. 68 . Bellefonte, Pa y
E.G. PHILLIPS Tel. 536 Tel. 3-5333 ARTHUR McCABRE
dan 4 « Belleville, Pa. Def .
Miriam O0.C. HARVEY MERLE E. COOVER ance, Pa
Chicago Millbeim, Pa. A. T. BAMILTON WAVNE KELLER 117 W. High $t CHESTER MORT
nde ‘ 519 Eleventh St 836 W. College Ave. Carlisle, Pa. Wood
indefl 0.8 GRAMLEY Hantingden, Ps. Btate College, Pa. Tel or + Fa.
nite Ha . She will b } Eueet of Millheoim, Pa. Tel. 1087.3 Tel. 2277 E.G. CARPER
Mrs wert Mann 851 N. Jearborn 405 Main S¢
. , p GEORGE BURKHOLDER
8t. Mrs. Mann for y Miss Thel- 8. W. TAYLOR W. BE. WILLIAMS LOUISE CARPENTO ~ High #t Rearing Spring, Pa,
ma Clark, is a daughter of Mr. and pa davila, Pa, 218 Allegheny St 6 8. Allegheny St Newville, Pa. Tel. 100
Mrs "Ae ion pike % rnp The el. 32-R-13 Hellidaysburg, Pa. Bellefonte, Pa
Mrs. Edgar Clark of near town. h # Tel. 500 GEO. C. BAREFOOT
young ladies were high school chums RENO BOWERSOX B C. A JONES EL. ROY COULSON Boaring Spring, Pa.
and later room-mates while attend Middleburg, Pa. WF KUNY 116 E. Fine St. Pillsbury, Pa. Cc. Mn a
a Williamsport commercial ) D. AM BR. D. Neo. 3 Fhilipsburg, Pa. Tel. 2-8-4 Ae RENIN
daa ‘ 2 GER ol . ;
frem which both graduated. 187 E. Market St. ir Ai nN CHARLES GULDEN C.L WE
Mrs. Margaret Godshall and augh- Lewistown, Pa. rs Sn ba GEORGE M. RAINES Aspers, Pa * — run
SR J Tel. 707 W. 06. HOLSINGER 348 Hickory St. Hollida
AI ‘ 4 : reburg, Pa.
. ap Williamsburg, Pa. Philipsburg, Pa. CHARLES W. GARDNER -
wedding of the former's Miss STANLEY SEIBER York Springs, R. D., Pa.
Helen Eleanor Kline, daughter of Mr Thompeontown, Pa. C. M. CRAMER LOUISE ADAMS Tel. a0-B-3
and Mrs. Arthur BE. Kline, of Altoona 2118 Columbia Ave. Philips Hotel .
. NELSON LLOYD Trrone, Pa Philipsburg, Pa. LUTHER McCOY W. BH KUNSMAN
4 MifMintown, Pa. Tel. 283.3 Tel. 401 Boiling Spricg, Pa. R. D.
which took place at the Reformed Tel. 139.X f Duncansville, Pa.
chairch in Altoona, oh Wednesday J. W. ENGLER XK. C RAARE HN. O BECKELS
evening of this week, The bride is a H. D TROUP R. D No. 2 Mill Hall, Pa. E. Main St FRED ZOOK
school teacher a graduate of Ship- Mifflintown, Pa. Tyrone, Pa. Tel. 2421 Mechanicsburg, Pa. Martinsburg, Pa.
ter, Mis va Bailey,
ARDEN SMITH
Roaring Spring, Pa.
te Rev. leroy Calvin Brumbaugh
pensburg State Teachers’ College. The
bridegroom is a Reformed minister
with a charge at M. Carmel Do yo# want the comfort and efficiency of cooking, heating and refrigerating by pure
John H. Bitner, merchant and gar- refined natural gas? Then call the man in this list nearest you. He will show you the finest
ageman at Milroy, has partially com- . .
pleted a rock garden at his home that new money-saving gas ranges, water heaters and refrigera-
plicrds hc Plemtre to walk Mouth tors. He will explain how quickly they can be installed for
Ang carefully examine the many HO - - w
les of plants and rare trees for this you. Keep local money at home. Buy from a man you know.
latitude. Among the latter are a date -
and a fig tree. The fig tree bore fruit
to almost maturity a few years ago
There ie sa 2.0 bovm ecirity East Penn Gas Company, Inc.
lighied, and other ornamental objects
made by Mr. Bitner, all of which v ; sq +
YoRUEY the aumandace of eh 137 East Market St. Phone: Lewistown 707 Lewistown, Pa.
home.
Harry Thompson, who for more TO MEN WHO WANT BETTER EMPLOYMENT —Insallations of Atlantic
than a year was meat cutter in the States Gas in this area are now being made at the rate of mote than 75 a week. If you
Snook market in Cen're Hall, returned measure up in character and energy with the men named above, I will be glad to
to Lewistown on Monday. He ig again receive your application to join our staff. Interesting work, good pay} and permanent
employed by John Shimp corner of iti i i
Walnut and Logan streets. Who cone positions are now open to six bard workers, Call any morning.
ducts a meat market and grocery ’
store. The Thompson family, made
up of a wife and 5 number of very
likeable children, will be moved to
Tewistown as #oon a% a house can he & e
secured. Mr. Thompson's place in the
Snook market ig being filled by Frank
W. Bnook, a nephew of the proprietor ;
By ta ony, ha Ot Ihe Droprietar. FOR FARM HOMES « FOR TOWN HOMES
admitted his first child-a gon—into :
the household a few days ago.