THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
—
1938
MARCH 10,
4{ THURSDAY,
|
THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY
. WEST SUSQ.
TUESDAY
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of Howard McMullin,
Thursday night in
re eleven children, as
ada Hibbel,
Mr David K
Frank, and
®
Wide Ww decens
le died
| irviving a
Mr I
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Mrs. | WW in Won wit given Fre
CENTRE HALL, PENN A.
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BMITH & BAILEY,
NS. W, SMITH,
BAILEY,
Business
AND WEDNESDAY
1
4 uesday |
PURE
WEIS Fob
R. W.,
L8 L
\ Deaths
(11)
CENTRE HALL
Proprietors » . » ee
Editor
Editor and| BRADFORD
{George W. Bradford, died at
| son, Paul E. Bradford,
Hall, Wednes
iHnesq due largely
which at the
vears, 1 month,
CLASSIS MET | -
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Nancy Jane, widow
Assoointe
Manuger
EDW. E.
the home wrt
Elmira, N.X
Mi Ldzzie |
Walker
and
i lof a in Cen
TERMS. ~The of subscription toitre
ghee Keporter are a year, advance an
Legui Jauvertuiug tue ol wa ced [on ton
I advertisiug known [death Mise Hann
an appucation. {having been born in Harris town- qv ety grandchildren
Epterd itn tue Post Office ship, January 15, 18561 5 daughter of alan
BSI 4s second-class matter, Daniel Bohn, born in Holland, and | made in Tyrone on
Sarah Jane Garbrick, a native of]
Boalsburg. |
Funeral services will helg from |
the home and Reformed church, at ve
2:00 on Saturday afternoon, | oo
and burial made at Boalsburg by the, od.
sida of her husband who died in 1822, tek,
The surviving children are Albert |
and Daniel Bradford, Willard, Ohio; ow,
William and Mrs. Anna Bible, Phoen- [0 pon
ixville; Mrs. John Marz D. Milton | gh
and Paul E. Centre Hall. A brother, 1 eHse, Y.
Wm. H. Bohn, of Willard, O., is the |Hckey, who
only survivor the Daniel Bohn | sister, Mra
family. {fonte, and one
Thera living 46
i 3
f Vive
great-grandchildren
7 af i teal Fred Luse,- Manager
nd
her
terms day morning
her
time of
24 days,
SL. in
al rule
insercion.
rates made
Lo VIOne: 1 sille
M Kate
th Eminhjzer
ten Henton Fire whi he 8 as a delegate
age, Sehrover |
the Evangelical and Reformed |
Harnep
of
was 87 or Miledburg. | fom to member] WEIS SLICED PINEAPPLE PALMOLIVE SOAP
the Theological! 2 ci visas ti
Reformed Chit
Prof.
faculty
and 18 great Cr
of
Seminary of
uch
in Centre 41 —
grandchildren SLT the
Burial
after
was Sun- the wreh,
APRICOTS
3
= noon, STANDARD
yR no
SUNDAY CHURGH SERVICES
FRAN YALLEY ALULMENAN UHAKRUE
(Rev. L. Arthur Wagner. Pasir)
Bussey vile—y to 10 A. M.
Centre Hall—1iU:3V A. M.
Spring Mile—7:30 FP. M.
OENTRE HALL HBEFOKMED OHARUL
(Bev, Dulas KE, Keener, Pastor)
Pentre Hall—
$:30—Church School
7:80—Church Worship.
Ppring Milis—
9:30—Church School
#0.30—Church Worship.
Farmers Mills—
1:80—Churcp School.
2:30—Church Worship.
1
ea) Lancaster.
The Tuesday
ona of
annual
athering was 3
the ¥Znd
evening g
several comprising
sion of West
the East«
me
be
Hickey, a na-
a Niagara
twice mar-
Rear-
Hunter
Flora
dled
She wag
husband, Newton
of Mrs. J. D.
died 11 yearg and
two sons survive, Les-
Rearick, both of Syra-
She later married Mr
died several years ago.
John Billett of Bells
grandchild also sw
HICKEY. —Mrs.
of ille,
hospital,
Her first
a brother
of Bellefonte,
Colev In WEIS LEADER COFFE
Ibs.,
BOL Susquehanna
of
Tuesday
afternoon.
of the Tu
’ 3
o clock i
Synod, which
and
mm
5
Classis
k
3
opened ning closed
Wednesday
At the
ession
members an
the
Tha sessions
by
HOUR COFFEE
2G,
&7C
cAKFAST
Ee
ago close eve ning i
tendored
the C1
this
and
N.
reception Wi
d friendy of
room in the
of «(
in
wasn in
church,
COFFEE
27,
social WEIS QUALITY STANDARD
Yassin were
large
attended the ministerg In it, a}
of
mm Wer on the pre
UPER-SUDS
are grandchildren, | a" A
and one i
li MARCO DOG FOOD
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME,
MILLS-SNOW SHOE,
HALL, FRIDAY EV'G
great- |
45
great-grandchild. GIRLS’
i
SPRING
CENTRE
Di
INGAST. v JATRICH
held Tuesday afte rich die Friday mot g nf his home |
CECI GOOPPESOPOOPOOEO POD OEGOPOOOPOOOOOSOION
SCHRECKI]
Cent Li cn po CL
THE WORI LD' S GOOD
%
0
AMS A
NEY
NEV
EVANGELICAL
(Bev, W, HK. Houstermaan,
CONFERENCE SUNDAY, her
will be
Pastor)
1CT!
ISTIAN
”
THE CH MONITOR
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METHODIST ENIdDCOUFAL
(Mov, beth Mussell, Fasier)
Centre Hall
Worship
Sunday School,
Pprucetown
Unified Service,
EEE SEE EEE
Property for Sale
Service, 9:30 A. M
10:30 A. M.
Ithedm ;
Haut
nagst
Millheim Evangelical
Centre Hall P. O
Services were '
A Houseal,
al church at
Fairview
Bruce
Schrecke
A. M
xrs
10:00
Le wig
of the
ang of ti
Funeral
the Rev. Harry
the Evangeli
Purial was
tery, Milthelm.
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev, J. M, Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
§:30—Sunday School.
(No Preaching Service)
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POLITICAL
«
Sample Copy on Reguest
reer ese TE
itl fie it
Soeseaeee Le
made In
HOME-BUILT
Grandfather Clocks..
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Congress
authorized to announce that
WILLIAM M. AUKERMAN, §11 How-
ara Ave. Altoona, a candidate
for Congresg from District,
at Primary EF be held
May 17th subject to the rules
and regulath Democr
Party
(OBURN MAN FOUND
TRESSLLER. DROWNED IN SMALL
year-old
Cummings
Gerald one-
ron f Ralph
Tross!
‘ottery Milis,
Troessler STREAM
and Grace
the
0
We are w,
Dag
¥
or
farm near
Lowistown
will be
the 23rd
ing fol
the Hection to
1938. ¢ tion
m atic | vived
Built
and
from king wood,
helgit desired,
RNs
State Senator. any
Wea are guthorized to ani
EDW. J. THOMPSON, of
borough, ]
nomings
34th
tion to
)
J. H. BITNER
HRY MILROY, P
Tel. A
Ie
County Chalrman
1 ounty
MODERN CAR
MORE TO TRADE AND
W—wiLe
LESS TO PAY
Chalrman,
A Apo
INCREASH
WORSHIP SERVIC)
INNOVATION
SENDAY
io
Mr
irs.
[iller
jess
unday evening
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ORGANIZE CIV
CLUB IN CENTRE HALL]
All women ested in forming a
civic clu for Hall
ity are Vitex nt
of Mrs
30 p. m.
Officialg
will be present
eal civic cdud if
pressed.
AIM TO !
fu irday
| He
ment neagy Slate R
ang will 2
the state.
in, Lycoming
10
Cri
Cent {tery
to
Goodhart, FB
re w shipped some 200
The bird
feel with
i
home |
2:- BICKIL.E-~
her home
night of
following several fliness,
Bickle, who had suffering
a goiter condition for some time,
in her early fifties,
Surviving are the following children
in addition to her husband: Mrs. Sam.
uel Ishler, Boalsburg: Mrs. Clarence
Zeigler, Bellefonte, R. D. 2; Mrs. Ray
Henningher, and Miss Grace at home,
Walter, Linden Hall; Raymond, Belle-
fonte, R. D. 3; Harold, Port Matilda;
and Russell.
meet the has a spread
f about
tipped
Mrs. I. R. Bi
Waddl,
complications
Mre
fro.
four golden brown
feathers
riday at kle dieq at
. - i
above Wednesday |
f the county organization last wee from
forming
a desire
K
SEE ANY CAR DEALER
DISPLAYING THIS SIGN
to assist a lo- weeks’
surh is ex- been
Britcher’s Auction
SALE!
The undersigned wil] expose to sale
at his auction barn, 2 miles northeast
of MIFFLINTOWN, on
WEDNESDAY, MAR. lo
was
COUNTY FARM LOAN ASSN
ELECTS DIRECTORS, ORGANIZES
Approximately 42 people attended
the annual meeting of the Centre
County National Farm Loan Associa-
tion held at Y. M C. A. Bellefonte,
last Thursday, to hear the report of
Get there early while the choice is wide—
fine cars now offered at rock-bottom prices
This National
the Ayposiativn’s activitieg and elect
directors, says Charles R. thodes,
serretary-treasurer.
Directors elected for three-year
terms were: Ward Krape, Bellefonte,
RR. D.: Ellery T. Parsons, Pennsylvan-
fa Furnace; for two years; Harry W.
Frantz, Centre Hall, R 1). : Gilbert
C. Waite, Port Matilda, R. D. 1; for
ene year; Earl R. Armstrong Belle-
fonte, RR. D. 2.
Aftey the stockholders’ meeting the
new board of directory held an organ-
fzation meeting and elected Ward
Krape, president; Ellery T. Parsons,
vice-prevident, and a loan committee
consisting of Ward Krape, Gilbert ©.
Waite anda Harry W. Frantz
I MAP RAIA
John Gruenwald,
®outh Dakota
day afternoon following the sale by
Wm. Gruenwald, wishes the Reporter
to state that he will return with an-
gther Joad in the near future,
who held 4 sale of
horses hers on Mon-
CONFER. Funeral servicey were
held on Tuesday of last week for Mrs.
Sarah Alice Confer who died at her
home in Madisonlmurg from complica-
tions following a short iliness. The
Rev. Harry A. Houseal, pastor of the
dvangelical church, officiated. Burial
was made in Fairview cemetery, Mill-
heim.
Mrs. Confer, who had not been in
good health for some time, had been
about her home as usual that day.
About 3 ocloek in the afternoon she
became suddenly ill and died three
houry later.
Sha was born in Haines township, a
daughter of Levi gnd Catharine Guise
wite Burd. Her husband wag Emanpe!
Confer. Surviving are the following
children: Fred W.. Mra, George Wolf
and Thomas of Smullton; Wilmer, of
Tyrone, R. D.; Mrs. Ralph Ungand, of
Salona: Mme T. H. Rote, Coburn:
Mra. Robert Weiser, Bellwood; and
Russell Confer, of Millheim.
At 12:30 O¢clock P. M.
Tex Rickard will have 5
horses. Also a jot of geclimated hors.
of
lot of good
es making a total
45 Head of Horses
50 Head Dairy Cows
Consigned by Ed. McCodles, Geo.
Swartz, Clark Britcher, G. H. Lesher,
G. O. Goss, C. M. Smith, and others.
Soma fancy big Holsteins, Guernseys,
all ready for profitable production.
WE WILL: HAVE A 10T OF
YOUNG CATTLE & STOCK BULLS
45 FANCY SHOATS & PIGS
FLOYD A. BRITCHER
Meals served at auction place,
Used Car Exchange
Week gives you a great opportunity to
OWN A BETTER CAR for a small invest.
ment. Automobile dealers cooperating
in this big sale have a fine selection of
used cars — and prices are far below
those of several months ago.
Many are 1937, "36 and '35 models —
backed by the finest of dealer guaran.
tees. All have thousands of miles of
first-class unused transportation in them.
And the “first-class” transportation of
these modern cars represents satisface
tion which the owners of older cars can
hardly imagine. Beautiful, modern styl«
ing — a more comfortable ride — more
room for you and your luggage — finer,
more powerful engines — better gas
mileage — better brakes — bigger tires
— dozens of improvements introduced
since your old car was built.
Now's the time to make the switch,
while you have more to trade and less
to pay. Your present car may cover the
down-payment — balance on easy terms.
If you have no car to trade, you can still
take advantage of the low down-pay-
ments and easy terms during this sale.
BRING IN YOUR OLD CAR
DRIVE OUT A BETTER CAR
EASY TERMS