17, 1938
" PHURSDAY, FEBRUARY
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THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
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CENTRE HALL, PENNA.
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BMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors
NB. W, SMITH, Editor
BAILEY, Associate Editor and
Business Manager
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advance
ul
she Reporter are $10 in
Légai advertising at toe rate
gents per Une each insertion.
Display advertising wade
aR appucation.
Euterd in the
Ball as second-class
“SUNDAY GHURGH SERVICES
FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Bev. L, Arthur Wagner, Pastors)
Farmers Mills—§ to 10 A. M,
Georges Valley, 10:30 A. M,
Centre Hall, 7:30 P. M.
CENTRE HALL REFORMED OHARGE
(Bev, Delos RB, Keener, Pastor)
Pentre Hall—
§:30—-Church School
20.30—Church Worship.
Tusseyville—
9:00—(Foreign
20: 00—Church
i year,
rates known
Post Oflice
matter,
in Centre
Mission Service,
School,
EVANGELICAL
(Rev, W, K. Hostermana, Pastor)
Centre Hall
Bunday
Reopenir
He
Sch
METHODIST EFISCOFPAL
(Bev, seth Russell, Pastor)
Centre Hall
Worship Service, 9:30 A. M
Sunday School, 10:30 A. M.
$prucetown
Unified Service,
pring Mills—
#:30—Sunday School.
7:30—Church Worship.
45 a. m.
J
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev, J, M, Kirkpatrick,
9:30—Sunday School.
7:30—Evening Worship.
Pastor)
BOALSBURG
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Miss Anna
ter, Mrs. H
on Monday.
Wm. R. Ishler
juror thi
Mrs.
from
Swank
Mrs. EE W
burg on Saturday fter
to visit her daughter
Coxey, and family
Attory
fonte
Mrs.
time
her sis-
Dale
MeGirk,
visited
in Bellefonte,
as grand
week
Le
Peter
a visit
and
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"BE WITHOUT”
MY TELEPHONt?
NOT ON
a al JOUR
LIFE! IT SAVES
ME TIME AND
MONEY. IT
PAYS TO HAVE
A TELEPHONE."
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"COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA
Deaths
ALTERS
of
War
4
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Dianna C
Joseph M.,
died Saturday
of on, Per-
Bellef 111 for
nplication incl
Mi Alte
Mrs.
late
veteran,
the Alters, |
11
widow
9 p.m the home hey
iry J mte
ome
Ls
age.
born at Bo
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| was 86 vear
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daughter of the
Hone Bailes
Joseph M
WR,
| Deceased \
[Noy 16 1851, a
{ Tablas Rebecca
14,
late
lay
Al
The
Mil- |
tor |
died |
and A
1871
who
she married
dieq
married by
VOUrs
© Vars
Rev,
Hved
eleven
couple w K
ler of Centra
ns
here
child
and
of
one
here
Fi number
their residence
during
Perry and
I. B. Alters. |
Mrs, Foster |
grandchil- |
Surviving three sons
Harry of Bellefonte,
Altoona
of
and
are
and
Of One sister,
Aaronshurg,
great-grandchilg
Bowes nine
also
held |
dren one
services
Rev. H.
‘ch
Fo
Tuesday
Wore
Hartsocol
In
survive uneral
WwW
offi
on with
jst inating
nigit
due n
in good several years she
bed only
wa
Hince
in
been confine O
Al life
township where she
May 19
was the last member
Her
Smith,
had
Drews 3
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mber spent
Spring was
RQ“
years ago last
Mrs.
large family.
Mary
v
urviving
Jodon
parent
Her |
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and
¥
Roush
aster Jodon
and
ad his hicker ;
damaged the Yarn
had misfortune
off
Hall
upants
further
dre
nea
We
Milt
The oo
jury but
aged,
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SPECIAL SALE
—f
36 PUREBRED Weanling
BELGIUM COLTS
SATURDAY, FEB. 19
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
the side of the highway
during dense fe
of the
a Ww
in
dam-
CAr ow aped
the automobile was
direct from the farm operated by
THE HUDSON TEREPLANE CORP.
of Detroit, Mich,
These Colts are from purebred mares
and registered studs and are the best
full carload of unbranded weanling
colts that could be found in the Unit.
ed States. They are about all sor-
rels and bays. and about one-half
mares. Balance stud colts. Good en-
ougr to be kept for breeding purpos-
es, Don't forget the date and place
Saturday, February 1%th, at
BRITCHER'S SALE BARN
Mifflintown, Pa.
Also some acclimated horses, broke
to work.
TEX RICKARD,
Sale starts at 1 o'clock.
Owner.
A. P.
SUNDAY:
HUN
Alfred Pet
eightieth
vent was fit
wi
in
ry Relish
feast
fmnther to
and
Nim
rehe Lise
and hare
re
letown 7 A
oF xi (ied
uel
Wm H
Alfred
Mr. Krape
the farm. He
now deceased
WERT farmi
qt
1500
n
farm ea of
mer
Nom; i (¢
CIVIL
qm «
hearing
re settled
stpone hear
18a unt
BECAME 80 ON
CRONIES DINE WITH
TER AND FISHERMAX |
Krape celebrated his
on Sunday. The |
tingly celebrated through
Mrs. Har
sumptuous
of
er
10 prepared
old
da)
viteq friend he
nd th,
dents
Mr.
I, Mille 5 lacob Sha
Wm. B.
Sam
Hartley, 71
two grand
Relish
active
Wagner, 78;
ward
0 Levi
, and
Russell
his
Ada
ml
nhey.
Grove, 76
0
i
and
spent life
Du
and
Durst
the sum-
plendid
into
on
married
reed
Jane
0. 1
I on the George
town Durine
he erected his
Hall. Moving
tinued
CANCELLED
{ schedule
of civil court
7 ello
red]! Sher.
#1
Can
alker, who orde«
Keeler t
they nee
wiginally
the jor
dge Walkey dec
of
May
wep
nn
Ts
the kk
ing ne
term
to
’
id Operation,
Easy to Bake
with an
Women who use their electnc
it
s so simple and easy and the
One woman says “When |
could bake only two at a time,
5
x at a ime ’
Get an electnic roaster! It will
stew, grill-—and
FRACTURED; HIT BY LIGHT
POLE AT SPRING
the Lt of
ht
Ha
While in i assisting In
poles
lig at Spr
wlny,
electric
on Tues ry
acture the
to
general condition
he
Wednesday hi
as about same as the
but he more
He
employed
conscious,
Wie
continued
and by the
ower Co
FARM CALENDAR.
Timely Reminders from
Pennsylvania State College
School of Agriculture
Chicks Are Marked
Ha
tender
i} Ena
‘
Save Liguld Manure
gen and lhres
Girow Good Snap Beans
Boss In Celebration
NT
REDDY
KILOWATT
“Your Willing
Servant”
COSTS LESS
THAN EVER
The average monthly
operating cost of an elec-
tric range is only about
$2 00, but many users
cook for even less than
that.
thenticated for settlement
ADAM B
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE,
In the MARTHA
BOOZ, Hall
Centre deceased,
SMITH
FE xecut
of
J
Bor
Estate
Inte of
County,
W. G. Runkle,
Attorney
Centre
ough, Pa.,
Letters testamentary on the above estate
baving beens duly granted the undersigned, $75
bo persons knowing themselves 1udebisd gl
INK [to the estats are requested to make tm-| fret
| mediate paymert, and those having elatms | Of 1
{against the same to present them duly au
| thenticated for settlement
J. BHANNON
Harrison Walker
Attorney x11 Cent
MEN WANTED.
paid many
later I.
comping
un a month to
and
tionadi)
more wd
ito hire
Ont
localit
BOOZER, rend
fr
wiley ) EXECUTOR'S NOTICE,
In the Ex JOHN H. BITTNER
{late of Potter Township, Centre C
! Pa., deceased formation
Letters testamentary on shove estate |i,
| baving been duly granted the undersigned | thi,
| all persons knowing themselves indebted
{to the estate are requested to make =m
| mediate payment, and those baving elaims
o | tEainmt the same to present thesn duly an | Ad Ire
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tate of
rt oun- jwe will guarantes
‘ ty that will
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you
pa pe
Name
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PUBLIC SALE CARLOAD SO. DAKOTA
ORSES & MULES
At CENTRE HALL HOTEL BARN
SATURDAY, FEB. 19
I O’cle . M, SHARP
:30
Please remember—tids Js a SATURDAY SALE.
Wm. Gruenwald
M. SMITH, Auctioneer.
4 COACHES DAILY—LEAYVYING
155 am, 12:00 Noon--2:45 pm 12:00 rm.
Round Round Tri
Johnstown 200
Pittsburg LO New York 8.20
Seranton »25Sunbury $2.7¢
GREYHOUND TERMINAL
Brooks Service Station CENTRE HALL
Phe 14R
‘
ed
A535
BMS Tyrone
» n ne
ee - pom ik By
THE LADY OF THE HOUSE
says MY COOKING
IS THE FASTEST
THAT SHE HAS
EVER DONE!
“ELECTRIC
RANGE Speeds
Up Cooking and
Saves Watching
Time,” Say Users
® "] prefer the automatic oven-meal service of
my electric range. It is convenient, and saves
work and watching time.” (Mrs. K. L. McMillen,
Canonsburg, Pa.)
® "] find my electric range much faster than
any other method of cooking.” (Mrs. William C.
Cochrane, Mt. Pleasant, Pa.)
® “Electric ranges may have been slow and ex-
pensive fo operate years ago, but they are
certainly fast and cheap today.” (Mrs. Robert
R. Reeves, Brownsville, Pa.)
® "I not only found my electric much faster
than my old stove but the meter reading also
showed a surprisingly small increase.” (Mrs.
Martha B. McGrew, Irwin, Pa)
[ie Desi’ titeas-See She New 938 Hock Ranges
~ Better Looking, Faster and More Efficient Tham Ever!