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. Mrs. Birdie Krape, of Spring. Mills {CHILD KILLED IN MOTOR TEDDY WHITE A HERO; mane Tressler, Aaronsburg. HEREFORD CATTLE FOR BALE
ITEMS OF Wiis a guest ‘of Mra. W, A: Odenicirk. | WRECK AT PLEASANT GAP SAVES LIFE OF KEITH LUSE| Saturday, admitted: Pe'er Maravin | _ 500 steer calves, 400 yearling. 200
J.OCAL INTEREST . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith and son | JJack, 2% years old, sop of Mr Teddy White, 6, became a here Spring Mills; Clair W. Nichols, Mil):
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| hedfer calves, Other heavy caftie, Ale
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Gerald, of town, and Mr. and Mrs | heim. [#0 horses and nyoles, about your own
» * * » ® ® . Roy Bayletts, of lellefonte visited (and Mrs, Thomas Savadge, was almost when he pulled Keith Luse 8, from a There were fifty patients in the hos
Hile, proprietor of the Mil-|Njagara Falls over the week-end, | Instantly killed when the car his fath-ifish pool at the ¥. M. Fisher home In |pital beginning of this week
price—«-Write I. ¥. TEAL, Fairfield,
George lowa x36
roy hotel died in the Lewistown City Jefferson Brown. well known here {er was operating turned over at the Centre Hall. Keith, who has a pench- ’
hospital, Saturday night. now living in Lewistown, was re ent- | cross-roads at Pleasant Gap. The child lant for Investigating, slipped Into the - By GENE CARR
Jack Glenn is spending the week at'}y discharged from the Lewistown | was rushed to the hospital, but never|lily and fish pool, brimfull of water JUST HUMANS © American News Vestures, Las
Dewart at the home of Mr, and Mrs. hospital following a hernia operation, | regained consclousness, having sus-land Instead of running home to tell a |
8. W. Mastellar. Misq Dorothy Hartley, who had been | tained a triple fracture of the skull his mother of the tragedy, Teddy
Mrs. Lanson Burris, who last week |with her sister, Mise Ruth Hartley, at|#nd a broken leg. who was nearby, reached down and
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had prospects of recovery, at this time the home of Mr .and Mrs. Levi Hart- | The accident occurred about Bok pulled him out.
is very ill and is not permitted to see ley, will return to her home short. | © clock Muesday evening, Ag Mr. : “Vi
any cone. lv to resume school a‘tendance. |adge wig Approa hing the crossing 4
{young man by name of 8t. Clair, it is LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Richard 8. Bailey, who is employed Lester Garbrick, a mechanic at|gaid, drove his car In front of the a
by the Bendix Radio Corporation In| Whiterock quarries, was able to return | ford driven by Mr. Savadge. The lat- Donald Snyder, employed by Ear)
Washington, D. C., ig on a two weeks [to work after having been laid off {er car turned over, throwing the White in the Penns Cave district
vacation at his home in Centre Hall. - [for two weeks due to an injury to!child through fin open window onto|While in Centre Hall on Baturday eve-
one of his eyes when a piece of steel {the road. ning, suffered an attack of appendi-
cities, He was taken to the Centre
[County hospital by Mr. White. Treat
Miss Luella Ripka, employed tn the
Revenue Department, Harrisburg, is
on a two weeks vacation at the home Mr. and Mrs. John E. Smith daugh-
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. iter and son, of North Braddock, are
Ripka, at Centre Hill at the home of Mrs. D. F. Smith. in oy a. he
© » 1 } + arr \ Olger son, age rears, is il.
Roy Strohecker, son of Mrs Mary | | entre Hall, on eis ANAMAL Vash. Burial will be Ei at Curwensvil
home of}
struck it. | Mr. Savadge Js employed at the
{transmitting station on the aviation
field, Bellefonte, but lives In one of Men! administered proved so success.
the Centre Hall hotel apartments, Ant" that an operation for the present
deemed necessary.
Mr. Smit} O1 ues to teact n
A. Strohecker, visited at the Al mith continues to teach in
his mother in Centre Hall. Mr. Stro-j,
ndustrial vocational school at the former hom + the mother,
th 3 ock I
1841 i .
hecker is employed by the Rob-Roy
Ice Cream company, extensive manu-
facturers of the popular delicacy.
Prof. J. F. Wetzel was called to the
Geisinger Memorial hospita
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ville, on Monday, where his illnesg of}
thrée vears ago ill be reviewed at
staff clinic and a fina] x-ray taken
ely permanent
Misses Margaret Jacob 1 Adaline =" " : : ss ne “a ore Ie small « d rveta Spring i
Olewine, the latter of Bellefonte, spent}, © ©. 0 0 lL Mare. in Sel. | I e. She graduated f regs CENTRE COUNTY
oi EAS grove, Wille no, Boney, rere brok- | ind per ral al the age of sixteen HOSPITAL NOTES.
Glo, ed with frie
and Milroy, on Sunday.
butcher, continues tg of Met § hopl, "a it is + Rites hig) - on '» 4 : quaint: ac Ho Zerh) or Hall, RB. D. ——
in Nanty-Glo, where he has been lo-j ~~“ id dt Ne liv ana t Spring Mills and is sim.] Tuesday. admitted My ge be }
cated for a number of years. Ls ERG rom = ag : o — re § tayie rip ¥odd A ho the as wh ay Wall Led ire.’ Discharged a THE WORLD'S GOOD NEWS
Russel] Zellers, son of Mr. and Mrs. {vious attacks. He was ftted to 1 Conta with her In the bucks | Brooks, C Hall | will come to your home every day through
HH I he |h ita n Thursday morning of last count) mmunity wl she has] Wy y, adm ad: Btewa fie
winner of the traller given away by | ek. HA and worked for five years. I ner "ood wi i THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
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John Zellers, of Hecla Park, was t
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Britcher’s Auction oo void
SALE! ee
Th indursigned wil] expose to sale
2t his auction barn, 2 miles northeast |
f MIFFLINTOWN, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. |]
12 o'clock noon every othe; Wednesday
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Kees Rocks, visite over the week!
Cambria
end wit Mi: Cooney s uncle Samuel
in Centre Hall. Mra Cooney
rin to remenbered wz via err | | MEALS ON ELECTRIC RANGE
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Bell Telephone exchange.
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Among the thousand citizens in} I : pr - jable production f any auction be
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Pennsylvania who accepted the invita. 3 . : Sia tween Harrisburg and Pittsburgh,
tion of Governor Earie to serve on al 3 : bt $54 dds LOT STEERS, BULLS & HEIFERS
State-wide advisory committee of the 3 : Eh : Se : a cla
. wy : 4% 4 : 100 PIGS, SHOATS AND HOGS e
Pennsylvania Constitution Comme -
oration Committee, not heretofore ONE BOW WITH Fis
made public, is Frank V. Goodhart, of i : a CARLOAD OF
Centre Hall. Constitution Week opens ” . 4
SBeplember 160th and continues to the
ne, rs Pp Horses and Colts CENTRE HALL, PA.
Paul Foust, son of Nr. and Mrs
James Foust, on Monday of last week 2 a :
accompanied Jgek Keifer to Albuguers ar en FLOYD A. BRITCHER
iy New Mexico, expecting to. get em. /
ployment on a cattle ranch. Jack a & L . } p— -
former local school boy, is living with ; . - - ' : eo 0 »
an uncle in New Mexico, and camg to ; . y (Nation Meets at Great, Lakes Exposition mn Cleveland
Centre Hal} to renew old gequaintanc- 3 ; — _— y
es. The young men are traveling &y pn” Lu ik ; :
motor.
Miss A. Irene Zerby, who recently
underwent an appendectomy in the
Clearfield hospital, Is at the home of
her father, John W. Zerby, near Penns
Cave, where she will remain until
able to resume her duties a8 home
economics extension worker in Clear-
unty. Miss Frances Zerby was
Meals served at auction place
BT S— A SS EH WI
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for hep sister In
BR Week,
} an exhibiti game the
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Zerby of Elgin
114 4 3 ¥ $
Illinois are in He valley among |
fre ds, Me Za d is A ephibw ot Dan - | By LOUISE BROWN ation of broiler cooked foods, In
i aup and a brother o he late ou M ams making pies, cakes, cookies, etc.
W. D. Zerby, Esq., of Bellefonte ou A3Y be a5 a ged asl she is able to divide the ingredients
while Mrs. Zerby was the former Miss which a complete meal may be exactly through the use of mea-
Badie Bower, of Coburn. The eonple cooked on ah electric range AY suring cups and measuring spoons.
are engaged in conducting an estens- £ Spices she identifies through her
ive dairy business close to Elgin. They out the use of sight. Miss Gretta of i
« ¥| Griffis, who has been blind almost | fre Of smell. She knows that
are the fourth group of Bowers and from: birth demonstrates it dail flour comes in a sack and baking
Zerbys from Northern Illinois to visit in the Home Economics Kitch = powder in a can and therefore can
in the valley within the past six a nationally kn n manuf, elon tell them apart.
weeks. i Hown manufacturer. | The “time chime” and timer
—— Miss Griffis is actually demon-
Mrs. W. A. Odenkirk and daugh. strating electric cookery at cook- ng he Janae enable OF 0
ters Misses Helen and Sarah, Mrs ing schools throughout the coun- bsen ame
W. F. Bradford and Miss Jennie try with great success. rl The 5 anes oF ain to
Thomas, ne tered to }-andsiord Fhera| Here, briefly, is her story. use, eliminating the danger of her
Reese, with ahom Miss Saran hoyn| Always desirous of being of as- | clothes catching on fire,
ara om Mise S 3h abiuar. | sistance in the work of her home,| A native of El Dorado, Kansas,
ay an ares in ul sd we n tamping al she was handicapped by her afflic- | Miss Griffis attended McPherson
Mench Mill. Allentown was anothe tion until her mother purchased an | College, McPherson, Kansas, where
point reachey on the week-end trip electric range. Miss Griffis soon | she studied social sciences and,
and here g Visit was pald Miss liza became so proficient in the use of | upon graduation, entered the Uni-
Moore at the Phoebe Home for the | the range that she was cooking all | versity of Chicago, where, in Au-
Aged. At the advanced age of 8%! of the meals for her family. She | gust, 1935, she obtained her Mas-
years Miss Moore was found in fine performs all types of surface and | ters Degree in Educational Psy-
piri a. : oven cookery as well as the prepa- | chology.
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