aa
TON See SS
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ITEMS OF few gays at er forme
JLOCAL INTEREST On Tu
* * - ®l of Mrs
{ Ambrose
Reiber spent the weel {
at the K. R. Wolfe]
Hattie Mever poecontly
home at Pine
spent »
| Glenn.
. On Tuesday, Mi Anna Depew gnd
Mary attended the funeral
Depoew's sister-in-law, Mrs
McAllisterville,
* » * LJ
Depew, at
Miss Ruth
Howard
It Is reported that C A. Spyker
. at
end a Brungart home
home.
purchased the formep
{from Max Herr. The writer was une
Mrs. Salle Reitz is ill at the home able to contact either of the inter
of Mrs. W. H. Strohecker in Centre | ested parties, consequently
Hall, where she makeg her abode, [the rumor only
gives you
Depew and daughter Lewis Garbrick, the local milk dis-
Centre Hall, spent | tributor, was awarded the
Depew’'s brother [to carry the mall to and from the
{Centre Hall railroad gtation. Mr. Gar-
Mrs. Anna
Mary Kling, of
Sunday with Mrs.
John P. Shields, at Mt. Union.
contract
brick also runs 5 bus for carrying
Mr. ¢ Mrs. John "
Y i ne re pnt last week a! school children from Potter township
oungstow nto, sep as MK | | : - .
’ ‘et to the Centre Hall
the John Rudy home, Mrs. Galbraith|o 00 ©0500 ©
. ILATIY SLOW BCDOOL.,
being a sister of Mrs. Rudy, |
Galbraith, of
grade school and
rade school milding
Phright, accompanied 1
Misg Betty
a boy friend, was at the homg of her
was
The
parents over the week-end. Misg
IS Wo
in Harrisburg
ther nephew, Ru
Mrs. Ella Shoop, on
to Wilkinsburg by bus to he ©
atives, She will return prior t
stepson, William
nts
discharge of her
Shoop, from the Centre Cou
pital
Mrs. W. F.
ing much of the
Keller
brought
nervolg attack te x 4
jonally subject : Tha
} the ne
of this week
cfbed for ga
Frank Williams and
Williams
Florida where they
Mr. and Mrs.
another lady at the
n Monday left for
1 remain for the
home
winter. They are
3 tralles owned
COM, LEADERSHIP TRAINING
SCHOO! OPENS NOY, aTH
NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN TO
ALL ELECTORS OF NORTH
PRECINCT OF POTTER TOWNSHIP)
!
Fis $138 f Section 2% of Act No |
1937, which |
waa » give a new wearing surfac 32 approved June 3rd
from a point a few hundred feet this | reads as follows: No election shall be
side of Nittany | room or bullding any
intersection of the brick road below | part of which is used for the sale on
the big turn on ths north slope of [serving of malt or brewed beverages
Nittany. or liquors.
The Keller road leading from the |, Therefore, by virtue of the author.
{ity contained in Election 528a of Act
borough line by the way of the Shar- |x, 320, approved June 3rd, 193%. the
er, Keller, Homan, Fetterolt, Crust | polling place for the North Procinot
and Luse farms to the Olid Fort- | of Potter Township is changed from
Bpring Mills State highway, 1s recety- | the Ola Fort Hotel building to the
ing a heavy layer of crushed stones | OF Schaeffer home about 500 yards
Light berms were first . teuilt up I of the Old Fort Hotel building |
both sides to keep the stones from along the main highway.
spreading. It js understood the stones | PAUL: N. BOKLEY,
are furnisheq by the state, tha road BAISER WEBER,
having been taken over by the state A. 1. BOWERSOX,
through recent legislation. The stones Attest Centre County Board
are trucked from Milroy and are fur. Samuel J. McMullin, of Election
nisheq by Lester Shaffer
Mountain top to the held in any
{Chief Clerk
EL —————————
(Political Advertizement)
Elect
Musser W. Gettig
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
OF CENTRE COUNTY
For an Efficient Performance of the
Duties of Office
THL CENTRE REPO TER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
FIRST NUMBER ON LOCAL | HE GADABOUT,” 8-ACT
LYCEUM (COURSE 18 ON COMEDY, TO BE PRESENTED
NOV. 10; SCHOOL BENEFIT | BY CC. H.-P. HIGH SCHOOI
Centre Hall-Potter high school Ly “The Gadabout n
follow ody produced by the Centre Hall-Pot
three-not com
coum Course will feature the
ing numbers in the high school audi- | ter high school pupils directed by
torilum at 5:00 p, m nm the date Mi Richard Parsons and James My
mentioned, or In expected to be ready for
Wednesday, November 10, “The
company « pro- the high school auditorium.
Com showing in three or four weeks, In
munity Players, a
fessional drama artists will presen Laovwi Hull, the father, who Ig por
The White Family Depression,’ ol- itrayeq by Jack
up-to-the-minute made Journalist
becoming soured by
Viola Hull, the
ba given here next week.) | cipal duty is to worry over her fam.
adults, 8bc; chil- ily, Is acted by Helen Haskell Teddy
Hull, the son, and “baby of the fam-
ily” and smart enough to take advan
Kirkpatrick, a self
Heking whose disposition is
drama Imaginary lines:
(Other mumbers on the Course mother, whose prin
Single admission
dren, 2bc
ticket $1.00; chil
Season adults
dren. 76c. tage of the position, Is played by Ed-
Support the Lyceum Course by pur- gar Harter, Jean
Mana Hull F
newly married
Slack plays the
chasing ticket and it the! part of
ame time daughter
Iucky
LOO
hold
Hull's
iness
happy-go- In this Issue are political adver
unocie,
tisementy boosting the election of
bachelor who has beer
vitle Judge Fleming, Thelr gppearanee,
y and especially at this time, In the
nald,
Reporter, does not Carry with
ho takes lier
them the Indorsement of the od
an "important tors,
Lora Thorne—le-
PUBLIC SALE
WEDNE
REC
type (Chester Duran
always
Bordin
friend
charge
Vote
NO, OD
.
borrow
ed
Ops
young man who is
“willing to oblige, Charlotte
“Martha McClellan--an actress
ments
Francis Snyder will be In
of the lights. PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN.
MODEL 10 HEMINGTON PUMY
except | SHOT GUN
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for all the Amendments perma
The last Amendment cally for nent ug for shot n good
$42,000,000 ot now need. | condition 01 Meyer Brothers
Republican organization rage, Spring Mi x4
0.
Monument Erected--
to the memory of a loved one
substantial expression of your jast-
ing affection To select one that
will be appropriate requires careful
~t
bmit.
our
wm ulp
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