» ITEMS OF JLOCAL INTEREST Hettinger, of Great Willard attendeq Mr. Mrs near Centre Hall Lakes Exposition and visited in Cleve- land over the week-end. Mr. and the Altoo- Brooks the Rosas Boyleg of the of Mrs, at west and na, visited farm home, week-end. James town, over Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Smith ang fam- ily of State College, visited with Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs, C Emery, on Sunday. Emery and two Maragret, vis- Exposition at Monday. Mrs. A. LL. Isabel and Lakes Friday Mr. and daughters, ited the Great Cleveland until of operation from Penns for ap | County h i Mark near an Centre Mrs. Russell Cave pendicitis pital on steady improv F. B. Pri Nationa : por covery underwent at the Sunday. test Late reports cement, ted glasa his eyes. Whe Band pearing at East won band in Berlin, celebration, Centre the prize County for Firemen's Saturday at the This nit wil} Fair Sept. 9 MeClure 18th the best ap- paraaqe home- band and be pres | Thursday 10 the New coming their ent German band u at the Eas End Friday and Saturday. 11, next and at the Saturday, Bept 3 | an and | Soup | J. B. Parks, of sipervisor in vention College, st Tuesday morning for family is a Honesdale Vocational coun of Agriculture Wayne county ute to of county 1DOTY it isOrs a opped with the Reporter on | consult ite oid Prof "0 the to history member of Vocational i | { “ : me i | | $ } fileg Pari Spring Ing | rmer high chool, hav from Were he Ha daughtes vy INI Mrs. Bernice Mr and Mrs Donelson Mr Jest) New Y B. Ral nephew cently WPA E Centre head, w ship Vocat ard ag a and located in .} : ated 3 als Ire teacher in high Summer, a for the all health will Ser school State g Penn years raduate and ten and her nat Academy htiects guidance, in registrar tea Bellefonte al and will teach soci science including 1 geography, and assist physical education A Mountain, large truck descending Thursday, its speed Nittany last was unable to check on approaching the repair job being done on the road near the Jacobs home due to a cave-in, and cut some fancy capers in dodging the of The sidewalk and danger in front it. driver cut tL the truck the in the soft ground. heavily to in around the road dbstruction but made it without damage. A man with a flag was stationed at the foot of the mountain but the truck doubtlesg had faulty brakes. ACTORS ran his onto lawn, cutting deep furrows The truck “starboard” pitched cutting at Tuesday WC Tn the Kirkpatrick meets on Inwn Ha of nome next n. Tureen lunch. Smith, of Mdnroevilla |“ Mrs over Mra, Warren aunt, Emma Hall, visited her the week of Cengre Mrs, announces a Henney fall Lo Lucy of her new millinery and friends come in and the new fall styles, of West of the Thos Harold at Mr over Sunday, Ha Fe and Mrs, Rebep N Ju parents, Mr. the home Mrs wore and Moore, Wetzel M. CC: A employment Trade have They Relish and oh Williamsport 'Y Alfred to secure part-time enter the Willlamsport K re Kunst Agnes Corbet the week end and Labor in the in Mts Bradford They hunting camp ware visited on Brad. Mr Mrs, Paul Mrs Jark M Mrs Bradford and Pr Bradfor and Mr and Mrs Mr, and pdford and D and Robert Walker MoCormick, Hall; Harolqg Mr, and of Milroy. son Robert hn, of Centre Akron, Ohlo Mir Grant we and son, Willlamsport visit Miss Smith slater Grace Smith week, Bellefonte Mrs. A Nettie Campbell, uest of Mr. last of and week, McHenry advertises public cols at this week. and the of horses of barn, le int Friday girl came to the homg Mrs Stoner, at of k and Sterl Tussey- Thursday morning st week a has been named Frances Joan. former Re Hall i. Raymond Jones nire A ty of Former lot Pastor, — WESTERN WM. ARLOAD OF HORSES SOLD BY Pally mules m. Burd G. long. colt DD. J. Yoder i T. T. Thompsan A. R A V N | pony Treaster, colt Treaster A de in g the =ale DEATHS, BOLLINGER 4 A Bol re ‘harleg Wesley linger a native f Milthelm, died cently He Wi in 18%] South Dakota nd went we t! | RUNGART 81 Martin Luther PBrun- died on Friday at the home of Katherine Da wi y Vis MiB, n years, daughter, of { resided suffered 5 » The deceased Nittany V D, where he had Mr, spring. L.oganton, for 12 Brungart roke last wig a former resident alley, He daughters { of leaves two sons and three dar b George Heley MARRIAGE LICENSES, 7 Axton Comfortable Study Place Aids Homework Britcher’s Auction SALE! gned v expose to sale at 1! auction rn, « mies north MIE ET TNT AEF Aa «iY WEDNES 12 o'clock noon every other Wednesday 100 High Class Dairy Cows HEIFERS SHOATS L071 i BULLS & FEEDING will } STEERS, FANCY A Truckload { hester » here fron { county, ' © FLOYD A. BRITCHER tor er. 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