THZ OENTAKE REPO TER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL a will
- CENTRE COUNTY * | Evangelicay Tuesday
October 5, at 7:30. The pr? cipating
HOSPITAL NOTES, ' ®lasuchu wa al one partidpating
of the Howard, 8t
Hall Hebersburg and Mi
and the local church ant
Those fro Bellefonte attending the
Lemoyne meetings Rev. and
Mrs Bpeariey,
Young, Mrs. Harry Ecken.
Mrs. C. WW. Keller, Mrs Lillian start preparing
Miss Helen Farrar, !
exhibit at
ATTA
40M) yearling,
tis Al
own
rfieid
x39
I held n he used
church,
aren in the Bellefonte ing on HEREFORD FOR BALE.
Fn 00 I 200
vening in the pullet x ng '} toer on
ITEMS OF 11d rg. Ellas Aunian
JLOCAL INTEREST rove Mills, were guests of
J Nettle in the
» * * *
mentary few] such ns wtening
of
Mr, and
Odenkirk
Pine ¢
mashes or pellets vill ald In build
(Centre #2 body Penn State poul-
spre
part
weight
fou lints Light pl
in Incre ed
» * LJ * + * ite (College
theim charges try
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Mre, Burds Hat Shop.
A fine selection of new fall an
ring the poke sor 4 in at THE HAT BHOP
the lipne
on Sunday. Concerning patients
county!
apartments
feed
oneuIny
consump
ide of Centre
tion.
Select
and
ot |*
L Monday
Admitted: Roy E. Boob, Woodward
Discharged: CC. D jartholomew, Cen-
Hall.
ikle advertises a :
As Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mertz,
rent visited at the H.
home on Monday. Mr. Mertz
of Mrs, Ebright,
Migsg Laura Ru
apartment for
The hills
coats of many
m
Mrs
Mrs
are
John
Thompsontown
Ebright
brother
Show Froll—D
PRoeKing ms on is
rowers
ides are John Mays, i
ing | hats of
ore V. Burd
heim, VP
colors. Is a Edward
apple § to
fon
tre roth. for Pennsylvania
outstanding
in
uni
Tuesday
Melvin Shuey,
Edgar Jodon,
Spring Mills,
Friday
Discharged: Mrs. Charles
two Spring Mills, R. D. 2; Mrs,
|Guisewite, Coburn. Master
gection who
fair on
L.use and
from this
Bloomsburg
Perry H.
L.use.
others
the
were
Richard
John E.
Mrs. Kate
Mrs. Rishel, on a
Free- |
visit to Rockfor and “a
a wkford and | Long of Hebersbhurg was admitted Fri- arker. of
F | day and Saturday.
of the|
home of]
William Reiber
spent
the formers
Among
attended
Wednesday
grandson,
Mr. and Mrs.
tre Hall
aunt of
Mrs.
Barracks,
with
Reiber,
Sergeant
of the
dayg the
mother,
and
Carlisle
Lemont Farrar and
Millhelm ;
Show
Fruit
color
Farm
January.
the Btate
Admitted:
Discharged
Auman,
a few
week Harrisburg next
Della
past
Mrs,
and
exhibit,
® form makes
Gentzel POTTERS MILLS *|the
Harold * » * a - * » ss 0
Mins
Wed.
Mr
Russell in
Rishel of Cen- most
Sommers
World War
men of the
annual gath-
last week-end
George Alfred Crawford,
veteran, reuned with the
314th Infantry in their
ering, at Williamsport,
and
Bedbugs Bother Hens-Common bed ® STRANGE
tions | || SUPERSTITIONS
some of thelr close re
tions
ent Rtate ou itr
discharged Penn Sta pouits :
After the By Edwin Finc}
Saturday : : Repo biter 4) y E. n nch
"at horoughly ath 11.6
Mrs. Kenneth Johnson| Miss Amel openhaver and gen-|been thoroughl; leaned,
chicken lang | nt so g Mills. l t #, dropping boards
home on Sunday. j dir I was se . Twenty members here w s 47 g t hos« | Bunday a e hon O r m :
Flattie
are " . ’ { (
‘ra Ernest Grace Keefer and friend, und
WEEKS are found quite frequently
porg;
College, visited
NBtate
lavi 7 i “4, i y
Mr. and Mre. Eugene Colyer of YY ews afternoon at the home of laying houses, h
nas
Russell Colyer and the a
Ethel Guffey of Whe
Colyer
house
the walls
report
Members and their families peclalists
¥Yoo-Ydo clus met at
{ Mrs. Anna
and
Misses Pearl
llamsport vera at he 3B
istown
the
and
Frazier where a
kerosene. The
cod
Gather Winter Bouquets —7¥
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“FARTHER WITH CHRIST
MISSION” CONDUCTED |
BY EVANGELICAL CHURCH °
!
Control Stomach Worms
FLECTRI(
POLICE
DEATH IN CHALI
SLAYEK
FOR
—— —
FARM CALENDAR.
ge K. R 1
Timely Reminders from
owing their vacat th ® Pennsylvania State College
The vet | Staufl PT io a Cloveland: 1? School of Agriculture
in view, Rev ww will ’ tev » * » * * * .
Bradford and
their
chanical the Luse propert
Tri-State Coll
{ Harry » home.
John H. Khnarr, of Centre
patient in the P
hospital, to whiecl
by her
Mrs,
Hall,
State
was taken
have no place
is a hilipsburg |
Mra. J
} 4 To Show Livestoek
nw
33 Hv amine cludes re
operation ¥ y perl wind sister, Mr. and Mrs. George | ’ } onference -H ! g A
; ". Boggs, at Herminie, ‘ol ] jag | HEF
Mem
she visited ther-in
BELIEVE A MAN IS ESPE
SUSCEPTIBLE TO EVIL SPIO" we
WF PAINTED WITH HENNA, WAS ID),
Wes VED AND BEATEN PN am
QALHELOR FRIENDS TO RID vali
Lal
OF MALIGN INFLUENCES
A goiter
rmed the near
Edith
an
Boozer
Miss
underwent operation
+
try
der
pital, on Friday Prevent Pullet Molt]
Mrs. J.
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: SERVING TASTY MEALS MADE
EASY WITH ELECTRIC RANGE,
5 ay Young Housewives
E
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
WHO WANTS CLEAN,
COOL AND FAST COOK-
ING, AT A REASON-
ABLE COST PER
MONTH, I RECOMMEND
AN ELECTRIC RANGE.
MY ELECTRIC RANGE
CERTAINLY FULFILLS
THESE REQUIREMENTS.
YOU CAN DO WON-
DERFUL BROILING
WITH AN
Electric Roaiter
ining on lapels
The Tigers,” in
enough money
All
approached at
their
student
any of
s Support
to
uniforms.
raise y ai
A The appointment
ler to a place
tors of the
of Edgar
the board of direc.
Hall First National
Bank is in recognition of the business
ability of the young man as wel]
the general fitness displayed in
personal makeup. Since becoming
head of the Miller Motor company
Mr. Mller has able to overcome
W. Mil
not |
this urg-
contributions to
committee mem-
the high achool
persons who have
on
been date gre Centre
ed
any
hers
to
of
or
teachers.
make
the
to
the
the MRS. WILLIAM WALLACE
MONONGAHELA, PA.
During the illness of FF. V. Good
hart, local funeral director. his busi- been
ness hag been ably conducted by his
nephew, F. D. (“Ben”) Goodhart, whe
for the past five years has been close
ly associated with his uncle in the
work. The young man's interest in
the business was always more than
casual; in fact, he wag most consci-
entious and to master 4il the
details of embalming, and dia ®O
Consequently, community se
cure in
of death in
strove
the is
the knowledge that in the
vent lv 3
even the family, the
same relis the Good
hart
fost
fe
A or)
Vea rs
painter
expressed himself nore or
eloquently in the and
ating of his hon The frame was
decor-
st r rics 3. oul
constructed in blocks ar
simulate marble The ottling was
80 cleverly done ag almost
to Eive
imitated stone
an
columns also
codumng also imitated st.
The
endur.-
ne,
painting for it
ed
was well
throughout the
done,
years,
Robert
Kramer, a New
unable
Haven
Conn., dentist why was to at.
tend a dinner served In honor of Mr&
Ellen Geary recently, provided a Cone
16-1b. and. #lso
vided for its preparation and
necticut turkey pro.
serving
of
Mrs. Geary in Millhetm, on Sunday at
While Mr.
hereabouts
w ho
here
to a party of twelve at the home
noon.
er
wife
cle
known fs Flossie
Kramer is a strang-
many will his
frequently visited un-
when WHS a
recall
hey
girl and
Geary. Others not
mentioned heretofore in the groay
includeq Mrs. J.B. Kerstetter, Coburn:
Charles Geary and son, Charles Jr.
Mrs. Mae Wagonseller, Newport: Mrs
Ollie Auman, Mrs. E. P. Brows, Mill
heim; Mr. and Mrs. R. 8 Jamison
Centre Hall.
ghe
numerous obstacles. At present the
concern is on a sure and sound foun.
dation and is enjoying an extensive
patronage. The stockholderg In the
bank at their annual meeting will be
certain to sustain the board's action
Mr. Miller takes the place of thy ‘late
lamented Thomas ¥ Delaney
ELE "TRIC WIRING and R
w ork done at reasonable prices. Call
G. Frank Sm#th Centre Hall, 16R4.
WHEN IN NEED oF
Planing Mill
Work
kind,
LUMBER, ROOFING, Nails,
All Kinds Building Material,
CALL AT-— '
Garrett's Planing Mill
GOOD MATERIAL AND
HONEST PRICES
Rebersburg, Pa.
16R42
of any
Phone
| PASTEURIZED
DAIRY
PRODUCTS
—OUR OWN ICE CREAM—
When in need of
MILK, CREAM,
BUTTERMILK,
CHOCOLATE MILK,
and ICE—
Phone 24R4
GARBRICK'’S DAIRY
CENTRE HALL, PA.
IF anyone in your family is
particularly fond of broiled
meats—broiled "just so”—get
one of the new electric roasters
that are especially equipped to
do this tasty type of cooking!
You'll ‘be delightfully sur-
prised at the broiling that can
be turned out with an electric
roaster. Steaks, chops, meat
patties, fish—they'll be cooked
to a queen's taste! Juicy, flavor.
ful, tender. And it’s so con-
venient.
But—and this may be REAL
news to you—/fruit broiling is
just as easy. Apple slices, ba-
nanas, apricots, pears—served
as appetizers or garnishes—
they're simply wonderful. And
broiled vegetables, too, like toma-
toes and mushrooms. It's mar-
velous, the delicious tastes that
the electric roaster develops in
them.
One more surprise: While
you're broiling meat in the top
of the roaster, you can also
heat up your pre-cooked vege-
tables in the bottom—and a
complete meal (for as few as
two or as many as ten) is ready
to serve!
YOUR ELECTRICITY IS CHEAPER
THAN EVER NOW—ENJOY ITS
BENEFITS—CHANGE TO ELECTRIC
COOKING!
ATR
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BR Re »
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ww
El -
ad
method.
on, knowing that the foods will
hot and ready to serve at meal tin
Best of all, electric cooking
be
Ne.
LE]
an aid to good health.
Examine the Beautiful
Icew Models in the
Local Electric Sicires
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