I THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1938.
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THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
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CENTRE HALL, PENN
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SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors
SB. W., SMITH, Editor
E. BAILEY, Associate Editor and
Business Manager
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EDW.
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ghe Reporter are $1.50 a year, in advance,
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Hall as second-class matter,
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SUNDAY GHURGH SERVICES
known
in
(Bev. L. Arthur Wagner. Pastors)
Tusseyville—$ to 10 A. M.
Centre Hall—10:30 A. M,
Spring Mills—7:30 P. M.
CENTRE
(Bev, Delas B, Keener,
Pentre Hall—
#:30—Church School
7:30—Church Worship,
Pring Mills—
§:00—Church Worship,
20: 00—Church School,
Farmers Mills—
9:30—Church School
#0.30—Church Worship.
Pastor)
EVANGELICAL
BK. Hosterman, Psstor)
{RBev,
Pentre
Bunday
Worship Service,
Hussey ville—
Bunday School, 1:30 P. M.
Communion Service, 2:30 P. M,
focust Grove—
SBunday School, 9:30
Communion Service,
Ww.
Hall
8:30 A. M.
10:30 A, M.
School,
A. M.
:30 P. M.
‘
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Bev, beth Russell, Paster)
Pentre Hall—
Worship Service, 9:30 A. M,
Sunday School, 10:30 A. M.
Fourth Quarterly Conference
pvening, Jan. 28, 7:30 o'clock,
Pprucetown
Unified Service, 10:00 A. AM.
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev, J. M, Kirkpatrick, Paster)
9:30—8Sunday School.
30:30—Morning Worship.
OFFICES TO BE FILLED
AT NOVEMBER ELECTION
|
Friday
the
On Pennsylvania
fall, only three
places a
erat, Rep
:
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rl
Ord ey
the
nomi
——— ent
F. DART BALI
FIRST GAM]
0. TEAMS
TONIGHT
Five
first
first
No
Far] White
an, Da:
Burris
No. : : y
holder Fred Slack i. 1.
Carson, Myvi
Paul Zellers
No. 3-John Knarr )
Ray Mark Newton Crawford, John
Dutrow, Wm. Colye: John Delasey
I C. Mx Tenahan Chas, Bartholomew
No. 4—Danie Daup Craw.
ford, George Sharer, Delaney
T. L. Moore, . A i
Runkif.
No. Ernest
Fred Homan. Ed. Vogt
Ralph Homan, 3... H
Reiber, John Rimmey
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TUSSEYVILLE
w Frazer,
a
Joh Heckman
George
Earl
Spyker
uce
> Homan, Row
Bruce
Puff
Dutrow,
Knarr
Curtis
Deaths
P
RUHL.
her home
at 1:15
stroke
Mrs Ruhl
Sarah
at
day
of a
vious
the
days
from
few
made
nearby
p.m.
suffered na
Burial will bg
cemetery
in
Presbyterian
afternoon at 2
services nt
D. BR. Keener to officiate.
wig the widow of
hotel-keeper. The
home this (Thursday)
30 lock, following
home, Rey
Mrs. Ruhl
Ruhl, a
the
0
H
conducted
or to
Mills
was
and
Potters
taking charge of the 8
hotel fifty-one
the daughter of
was January
VeArs ago
Henry
horn 14, 1846,
oldest
she
person
Hved.
the
in which
days. She was
the community
sons,
Harry
namely,
H
two
and
deceased
jam, at home
town.
are
in Lewis
—————
Sankey, a on
Rhone
farm
Asher
and
SANKEY.
Henry
born on
Mills,
Kas.
Emma San
Sankey
the late
key,
Potters
Wichita,
was aged abo
Mrs.
the nea
died
on
at his home
the 12t
h
it 68
"
Saturday
laughter, Mrs. John Condo
Hall, from
illness.
compli
Burial made in the George
Valley
Mrs.
ler
was
Tuesday,
Harriet A.
L.
on
formerly
Rev.
cemetery
Long, Tress
lies at rest,
officiated.
Long was
was aged at time
months and 24
Harris township, «
R. M. Smith,
period byl In
with Mr.
the family
occupation n
ner
Mr
and
born in McVeytow:
of
death
He
m a
and
vin
years, 7 days,
reared in
now
much
John
mother
Wig a
owned in
by
earlier
Leech, who
comprised
by
18
He
farmer
farmed in vario sectiong In
Valley
him thi children
Condo
Mr
{ man, Spring Mills
Willard .
There survive
Mrs
occurred
DOMm#
namely,
death 8
otior f the Pent
f Unemployment
Mora
uring
its operation.
Faby bai
aims were made 4
| Weeks
nary
| PUBLIC SALE OF
Towa Horses
AND COLTS.
JODON SALE BARN,
PLEASANT GAP, PA, on
MONDAY, JAN. 31
Sale Starts at One O'clock P. M.
Sharp rain or shine,
» * *
Mr. and Mrs
granddaughter
Clarence Rudy, Mr. and
Slaterbeck, daughter
Fred Klinefelter and
dan, all attended the
Harrisburg last week
Mrs, Robert
spent severyl
Mra, Ss.
Mr.
Charles
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A. Ww
Melissa,
“4 » »
Holderman, |
Wm Stoner,
Mrs
Marian,
Mrs. Wm
Farm Show
Charles !
Mrs, |
i
Jor i
at
Brock
the
Jersey
Wong
of
Dast
Shore |
days
Bodtorf.
Mrs. Fred
Wynn ang
lege, were supper
derman home
Mr. and Mrs,
town spent
home,
Mr, and Mrs. 8. T Swartz Mary and
John Fortney called at the C. w
Bwartz home at State College, Sunday
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is your subscription due?
ri —— ————
with
Mrs
Col
Hol-
and Garret
of State
at th,
son
Ruests
Dick Mowery of New- |
Sunday at the Milton Kline |
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This
Towa
carload of the be
Horses hrought to
sylvania foy sale. There are § sorrels
filve mares and four Three
the sorrel mares are in foal. There are
also six mare in foal
one Bray and
and one black mare.
horses are all young, rom 2
Wu vears, and weigh from 1506 to
1800 Ibs. Mated teams gad single hors-
ox Straight from lows farms and
ready work
Included in the load wil
ling colts,
Don’t miss
good horse,
yourself,
Lunch will be served.
T. E.JODON
E. M. SMITH, Auect.
W. CG SMELTZER, Clerk.
consisty “«t
ever
noses oi
reans, one and
five roan horses one
brown horse
These
to
be 6 year
if
and
this sale
Hee them
vou need
judge
a
fon
I
i
:
A
Monday,
to
| February
Grand
P
Iames
John
| Zella
I
| Mary
en).
|G. Ear
Daisy
| Wm,
| James
iD H
| Adam
{ Herbert
| Yol n B
I
NS. S.
The
i
theran
| decided
, for each
a month
atl the
The
class
tertained
{rome
meeting,
| ber 5 were
| mee
i
spent,
|
f
|
| Barlystown last Thursday evening. |
Following transaction of the class bus- |
[ness a social time was spent and |
refreshmenty were served,
The Women's Missionary Society of
the Evangelical church met at the
home of Mrs. W. B. Fledler, Tuesday
evening of last week. Following a pro-
meeting, refresh
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FARM CALENDAR.
® the Boozer
«: Which be
of
day
court on
of
jury,
term opens
built
hard
tire first
between
in
Timely Reminders from
Pennsylvania State College
School of Agriculture
4
the last Fabruary i wis
ure,
the grand named
hear charges and pass on
gram and business . . . » . being
Why Egg
slumps In
session begins Monday
were served by the host ess
Fiedler,
————— A pA
ments
Mrs.
Slumps Occur
prod tlon ox
poul
feeding and
of drinking
y
artificial
14
Pe
Alkens, farmer, State College 4 Peasor Penn State tr
The rhe supper in the van :
radford, plumber, Philipsourg The paghett| pper Ut n Eval lalist say that Irregula
{ght 1 evening,
suppl y
of
changes In
church on Saturday lack of onstant
by
school class was well patronized, leay-
of lighting
for
Italian
Moshannon | gelical ar
1horey
isekeeper, (Clarence sponsored the Gleaners Sunday water, irregular Use MENTS
MENTS
and sudden rationg ae
1)
management
ing
Manure
valuable
Howard
State College
. Ph'b'g
Bellefonte
Bellefonte
Bellefonte
Mills
Boalsburg
merchant, Howard
Bellefonte
State
Confer, carpenter
laborer bal factors causl
ing wilance rofit 0)
gE a 4 I : n slumps.
Is
farm
for
should
the stove the preparation of
the
gas y \
ga Valuable—Man DONE
by-product
In
be
clerk
innkeeper popular dish, an explos-
to not sold cash terms of crop BO
the
stove
and for
lost the
wife
mercnant fon followed, damaging the
it worth at least
Penn Bute
head of gtock will
of manure 5 yea:
Warm Clothes
to school
Osceola inlistg
$2
Twenty
he-wine
hskpr considerable extent,
the
of
a
time being
help
Hosterman.,
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Fi
by &
by a
ARTONOINIBLE
Hn
dained by
i
val
Mrs
clerk movement a ton, say
produce 2
th $400
uable the pastor
laborer tons wo
College
» 10h Children
Philipsburg
Hall
oburn ited
jaborer
Fssential
laborer ‘
' Rong yarm clothing
Ali
. if
“7 | Penn
oc 4
accounts
1dits
hotel-keeper Centre The Grange lr were nl
they good health,
elected y Lub thirty
i 95017
the Centre County Pomong Grange. chil
stigator Cobut :
1 y The auditors found the largest gurpl ren may have to wait on windy
Philipsburg v
Mark Of any during the past six years, In |SHUW-COVEre : , OH Ta
tals
fr
laborer Ct recently W's
farmer Boalsburg
Inve reinafter
cleri
Wert
rriora
p
Britcher’s Auction
SALE!
eX pose 8.6
barn, 2 miles n
10
rthoeast
f HLF] TO
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2 |™
Mill
| —
|CARLOAD HIGHGRADE NEBRASKA |
MISSIONARY
MEETINGS |
Horses and Colts
HOLD
Be the
in Lau
i its Janu
F. K
class
held
for
nday
rvice
©
shipped
good
{ "hese horses
He
Pairs
ni
Tex
oO
school
| Rickard all are Ors,
in 1
2 3
d
1
says
and
aly good
BOTTI good gingie
some
mated
les and
mu
do wae to furnish | horses
13. vear 31 ofr IT will |
service held during |®- Year ol ita Be. BOTSOR WA
a)
Pasteurized
Dairy
Products
CREAM
positively sold
Refreshments weg mrved |
| Tex
(16 HEAD OF ACCLIMATED
Also 1L.ot
S50 High C
ab | All bought in
Isinens | Son ©
nd
Rickard will also have
HORSES
of Commission Horses
y Cows
counties
Hand
Lutheran ch
Je hn
for
school
wis
at
Sunday
urch
n
1
en- a
udy her nse
of town I J
th
He Lnuary
ordinan:
—OUR OWN
When in
MILK, CREAM,
BUTTERMILK,
CHOCOLATE MILK,
} ICT
wo Of ICE
the
a
After
lass Dair
© an Co mem Central Pa
rad i ormmsistent
ho
present
¥% as wil 1 bel
P
pond big com
¥ K { are herelry
ENA
as |
neea
CATTLE
AND HOGS
LOT OF YOUNG
PIGS, SHOATS
A uct
Vina
A
1 41 4
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GARBRICK’S DAIRY
CENTRE HALL, PA.
ere
Says REDDY
his
of
the
r
of
laid
wil)
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the
on
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WA
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sireel
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fu
We “-
mag
ree
THIS
THE
I
Fu
Hor«
Ayr
bry
“na
re " ’
7 Your W
Vd
An
RANGE
Electric Roaiter
ALSO COOKS AT
HIGH SPEED!
It 1s usually a surprise to the
woman who uses an electric
roaster jor the first time to find
that thus splendid cooking device
does its work at hugh speed
And yet—it does' The electric
roaster—which 1s really an elec
tnc oven all by itsell-—cooks at
the same high speed as the oven
of an electric range The reason
15s sumple—the electric roaster 1s
well insulated against heat escape
If you want to save time and
make time when cooking, have
an electnc roaster in your kitchen
It cooks complete meals, bakes
stews, —in fact it does everything
that an electnc range oven will do
fy, as
CHEAP TO
OPERATE
AT West Penn's low
rates, the operating
cost of an electric
range averages only
about $2 00 a month
cooking—almost none of it escapes
Investigate Electric Roasters
Today They Cost Little and
Operate at Very Low Cost
as they can be cooked
low priced See them at once!
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TO BE
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