THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1938
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THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
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CENTRE HALL, PENNA.
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors
NS. W, SMITH, Editor
BAILEY, Associate Editor and
Business Manager
Ei
TEBRMS.—The terms of subscription to
phe Reporter are $LoU0 a year, in advance
Lega: advertisiug at the rate ten
sents pel Moe euch insertion.
Display advertisiug rales wade
an application,
Enterd in the Post Office
Ball as second-class matter,
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHAKUR
(Bev. L., Arthur Waguer, Pastors)
Georges Valley—¥ to 10 A. M,
Ventre Hal—i0:30 A. M.
Farmors Mills, 7:30 P. M
OENTRE MALL MEFORMED CHARUK
(Kev, Lelns RB, Kesner, sator)
Pentre Hall—
9:30—Church School
10.30—Church Worship.
Tussey ville—
$:00—Church
20: 00—Church
BDW. E.
ol
in Centre
Worship.
School,
EVANGELICAL
BK. Mostermuan, Fesstor)
(Bev, WW,
Centre Hail—
Bunday
Worship
Spring Alls
WwW
Bewnvsda
Worship Servi
9:30
{30
oervice, |
School,
P.M
METHODIST EFISOOFPAL
(Mev, peth Hussell, Faster)
Centre Hall—
Worship Service, 9:30 A. M,
Sunday School, 10:30 A. M.
Bprucetown
Unified Service,
Bpring Mills—
9:30—8Sunday School.
7:80—Church Worship,
10:00 A. M.
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev, J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
9:30—Sunday School.
7:30—Evening Worship.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Congress
We are : wized to anr
WILLIAM
ard Ave. Altoona,
for C from
at th
May
and
Party
quth ii PAT
M. AUKERMAN, #11
wil
be ¢
State Senator.
Wea are authorized t
EDW. THOMPSON
boroug
nominat
34th
tion
af sty
i
County Chairman
HH. A. B fY, Bellef
County Chairman,
day mort
turning
Mr. and Mrs
daughter Bellefonte
week-end in towr
Mrs. Wil
as teacher for
7th ang Sth
Phyllis
mpent
the Charley
er, from
Kelley ig substituting
Harry
grades,
Page from
Wednesday
iam
Zeigler in the
State College
her parents,
Guy
with
Omtrand-
a Buest
time,
friend from
week-end guests of
the Arthur Cum-
Pages, and
Lewistown, alsa
of the Pages at the
Walter Cummings
Williamsport
Walter's
mings.
The sale of the personal property of
the late Sara Boob brought fair pric-
#8, and the home sold to Ira
Bhultz for $1600.00,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
daughter spent Friday
port.
Charles Smull. Helen
daughter Hildg visited
Jersey Shore on Sunday.
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The West Penn Power Company
truck, seen almost daily passing thru
town, narrowly escaped being demol-
ished one day last week when its op-
erator ran it into the local train at
‘the Old Fort crossing as the train
was going westward, A slippery econ
dition of the road was sald to have
Peon responsible for the accident.
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Dv Milton Bradforl publishes letters
testamentary on the estate of his
mother, Mrs. Nancy Bradford, late of
Centre Hall boro, deceased, in this [s-
sue of the Reporter,
wos
same
and
were
parents,
was
Zeigler and
in Williams-
Shultz
relatives
and
in
THOMPSON
Thompson,
Edwardq J
died at hi
| Wednesday morning
pneumonia. Mr. Thompson had
tin ill health for
suffering
the ul yeal
it~
Past sever
condition, lx
Ling in
heart
veloped,
from a
de resul
er
his death,
Mr. Thompson
drew
pneumonia
of An-
Hartsock
the
Mary
born
1860,
son
Wig
Jackson and
Thompson and wag at Storms-
making
and 1 day.
from Pine
hi
ines
town on Sept. Sth,
age 77 vears, 6 months
his
Academy
graduation
he
State
Following
Mills
hing career
began
of K
to Philipsin
Grove
in the
he
employed
toad
in 1883 went
he was
wih
later
as gnd
where fig a teach
Ni
He
in Philipsburg schools
became principal
schools where
Shoe
geveral
March
» om
Messenger
Step 1
by step he forged forward
he became prominent in Tyrone rail
the com-
{road circles
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jmunity
| The
wife
as well as in
deceased w
Harry W.
frequently
as nu brother of
Dingess,
visited
the
also deceas.-
here,
Of
ed and
——
Mrs,
inte
at
STOVER
relict of the
passed away
daughter, Mrs.
mont, R. D.. aged almost
Her husband died in 103%
Surviving are two sons.
jnear Millheim: H. Verfus
Springs, and Mary, wife
Hess, of Millmont, I. D.
She was a daughtey of Michael and
Mary Mugser and wag born in Aa-
ronshurg. Burial] was made in St
Paul's cemetery, Aaronsburg.
OCOMONDURAS. ~ Mra Busanne
Comondurag died in the Centre Coun-
ty hospital on Wednesday of last
week following the birth of a daugh-
ter. She wag aged 37 years and was
born at Unionville. Her husband. Har-
ry Compinduras, employed In Belle.
fonte, and the baby daughter sur.
vive the deceased. also her( mother,
Alma Stere, and a daughter, Rose, by
a former marriage. Burial wag made
on Baturday at Unionville.
BUTTS. Edward DP.
of Bellefonte, dieq at
Emma E.
Charles FE.
the home
Stover Hess,
Stover,
Stover,
of
at
76
her
Minh-
Years
Eugens, of
of Roaring
of Stover
Butts, native
Newark, N. J.
i
i
|
|
influenza.
made his
Pelle
Le
of
yeirs
Miller,
70 ver
attack
many
of
for
Mrs
result an
Butts
with
a8 a
Mr,
home Amanda
Of
Ma
about
Burial was made In Holyoke,
ln y {
Wedne
where
made her for the
her
Alexan
ng are
ud
early 707%
der R
three
th, She was
in
husband, OW
1934.
Funeral services will
Hey
Surviy chil
wer
Presbyterian church
with the
Miles
he Unlonville
(Thursday)
Howard E
officiating. 1}
afternoon,
Oakwood of
el
nt
Juri will be
Unionville
cemetery
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BOALSBURG
PUBLIC SALE oF
CARLOAD
Towa Horses
JODON SALE BARN,
PLEASANT GAP, PA, on
MONDAY, MAR. 21
Beginning at 1:00 O'clock P. M.
Sharp rain or shine,
Another load of those good horses,
direct from farms in Jowa. This load
inchadey mated teams and single hors.
es, from the best stock grown in Iowa
There are 14 mares and six geld.
ings. Ten of the mares gre in foal and
in exceptionally good condition, rang-
ing in age from 4 to 7 years, weigh-
ing from 1500 to 1800 Ibs. One pair of
Hver-colored, 5 horse ang mare, with
white maneg and tails are outstand-
ing. There are also a paly of sorrel
mares in foal, a apir of gray mares
in foal and a pair of brown mares
in foal.
One Suckling Colt Ig Included In the
Load.
If you are in need of a horse or
want to see a good lot of brood
mares don't misg this sale. Come and
see fop yourself,
Lunch will be served.
T. E. JODON
E. M. SMITH, Auct
W. CG SMELTZER, Clerk.
PARTY FOR
WEAVER
FAREWELL
BLOOMER FAMILY
Nelghbors and friends of
Mrs. Bloomer Weaver gave
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‘The First National Bank of Cen
Mar '
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{re Hall
ties
other su n
Deposits of other ©
cinding certified
ers eck: :
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The First National Bank of Spring Mills
the State ’
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Usiness
Keal estate owned
anking
Lawful reserve wit
i Heserve Hank
Cash and @
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' Total
LIABILITIE
Demand deposits
ime deposits
ic funds of States, c«
ties, school districts, or
ther subdivisions
US Government and po
savings deposits
Secured by pledge of loans
and or investments $15 000 0
Not sectired by pledge
loans andor in
vestments 42M 9
$269 290 5G
sia
of
Total deposits
Other Liab lities
Capital account
Common stock, 250 shares,
Par $100 per share $25 000 00
Surplus 7,40 00
Undivided profits,
A coeuane § ORT 48 ~ 8487 4
$308 788 3)
Total
| Memorandum: Loans and in-
vestments pledged to secure
liabilities
U.S. Gov't obligations, direct
andjor fully guaranteed
Total pledged
Pledged against U. 8. Gov't
and postal savings deposits,
Pledged against public funds
of States, counties, school
districts or other subdivis-
fons or municipalities
Total pledged
State of Pennsylvania
County of Centre
I, H. F. Erdiley, cashier of the above named
bank, do solemiy swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief
H. F. ERDLEY. Cashier
Subscribed and swors to before me this 144s
day of March, 198%
$16,000.00
$16,000.00
10,000.00
C. A. LONG,
Notary Public
My commission expires March 7 194],
SEAL)
Correct Attest
ROBERT W. NEESE,
W. CAL. MEYER,
T. J. DECKER,
Directors
HOME-BUILT
..Grandfather Clocks..
ESTATE
TRANSFER OF REAL
M. Miller to Bamuel Edwin
Equipped
“A
overmnentis “nda
ny ove ‘
Bullt from any king wood,
and any height desired,
IME. AND EX OM (51
FINISHED WO {
IN BT(x
J. H. BITNER
Tel. 14R4 MILROY, PA
COCO COOPEOOOP OOP OOO SSOP OPP POOPIOP
WHEN IN NEED oF
Planing Mill
Work
any kind
Pasteurized
Dairy
Products
CREAM —
of
—OUR OWN ICE
LUMBER, ROOFING, Nails,
All Kinds Building Material,
CALL AT—
Garretts Planing Mill
GOOD MATERIAL AND
HONEST PRICES
Rebersburg, Pa.
When in need of
MILK, CREAM,
BUTTERMILK,
CHOCOLATE MILK,
] ICI
— ~~ iTS 4
12 41D
{GARBRICK’S DAIRY
| CENTRE HALL, PA. 4
LEP BESRTIRRIEOROLERLLEEPPEEELPPEPOOPPPICNS
COBB OEREEIIOPEOOPPOOOPENSOEOOIOD
i a ta NP,
WEIS 2S2ESTORES
Fred Luse, Manager CENTRE HALL
BEES LLL POPOL PLP r Porro COPECO rOrros0n
3 4 Last Year's Price
7 wes $44.50
THIS YEAR
$39.50
PAY only
Per Week
§]00
MODEL
Mp
back t 160
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The Hosterman & St
] ] J] 1 artment Har 7 are
MILLHI
over Co.
IM
iaten In
on Wednesday, March 23
at 7:45 P.M.
Get acquainted with
Judge Arthur H.
JAMES
Candidate for Republican Nomination
for GOVERNOR
as he sounds the keynote of his cam-
paign in a friendly talk with his neigh-
bors in his home County of Luzerne
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