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Willis P Fiedler, was in
Hall
Breon of
Years Ago
inter-
generation
the of
of“ Biisiness oi ‘Saturday PA TO THE NEW YORK FAIR
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Prosgertown,
Monday
fire at t hi;
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1908,
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the
office
sent
Roar Hall Mr
: Mre, Codshall)
Howard, y ie . Th welling ig a framd
red
Ming .
ds Centre
ture, please notif by Refber and Richard
card, giving both ind
address
latter of
new vening dinney only vel
Mrs. presumed
vhysica
to be
bed hy
Mary
| condition ifficiently in
ind about was wdered 1o
i made It
mmanda
up
her
cleay th
ight
Miss
daught
Inf
Shreckengast,
Shreckengast
tfue the
deceased
wrmation
idow of
1
and son Paul, wil
the
Mill
Mills,
Rabers-
meycantile tasiness of
husband and
helm. Austin Joie,
and Harold Hackenl
burg, took an invenierx
for appraisdment purposes,
The Rev.
Latheran
ley
a reception
eral
a gavel
made from a
of from
riveg Hg name Rel
served.
ither, in
Spring
of
of the
of
rg,
stock
Yeagy is the new
Sugar Val-
wig given
Arthug
minister
Rev Yerigy
members of his
on the
pastorate.
bv eV.
congregations and presented with
significant of leadership,
tree—the
Suga
sugar
tree which
oe hme nt
Centre
Davia weiss, of Pi
brief calleq
ilade]
this office
way to Bellefusite to
Mrs. D. W
Centre (Caunty
phia
Saturday
his
patient
on
on His
motk
in v4
time Lwhere
operation,
visit
Geiss. a
hospital at this
goiter
with hie
and is am-
company
chief prod
: Of sanitary
she
Mr. Geisg lives
auntiMrs. Virginia Miller,
ployed by the Brown
recently organized
wt is the
vessels,
underwent ga
(Can
whose
manufacture
Daniel Daup, one of Centre Hall's
oldest ‘citizens from point of age. cel-
ebratefl his" eighty-secong birthday on
Thursday. There was ng demonstra-
tion aside “from weél-wishing by the
immediate family dnd 5 fw friends
who recalled the date of the .event.
Mr. Daup le president of the First
National Hank of Centre Hall and
takes 5 lively interest ‘In ldcal affairs
as® he hag done since becoming a res.
ident of the, town a number of years
ago. . tow a
. o
Frederick Priest and
with Mr. Mrs.
and Junier Frank
Mr. and Mrs.
daughter, Janet,
Ernest Frank
and
as
the
Susque-
guests, motored
“T.ast Raft’
hanna
to to
the
Muncy wee
float down
River. They were greatly su:-
prised on reaching the
near Muncy to find the raft had met
with an accident with dire results, on
striking thea. piers of the bridge. Oth-
erg from here who viewed the wreck-
ed raft were Mr. ang Mrs. Fred Ho-
man, Bud Coldron and Newton Craw-
ford.
railroad bridge
Hust
Ccogyst
Spring opened with
ideal
temperature
Most of
was clear
gixty-niy
day The sky
hovereq
pre
Arvary Saturday
day. This
Sunday.
above
vioug week wi
the
and was the
bright
Cle udy
Mr. and
Spring Mills
on Saturday and
Mr Mrs
Indies are sisters,
Mrs. J. CC. A.
toownshin
week opened
Mrs
mote to Centre Hal
red
pent tha eve
Garman Matte
daughters
Heckn
with and
The
Mr and mn,
Gregg
andl Mrs
Ae prepare, try hamburgers
By Louise Brown
T'S A SAFE bet that everyone
likes hamburgers. There's |
nothing frilly or fancy about them
-—but they do hit the spot.
The next time you ask the gang
in after the movies, or want a
Quick Sunday night snack after
a ride in the country, or Sally
:
after the game-—try broiled ham-
burgers in your electric roaster. I
assure you they'll be met with
cheers.
Hamburgers #
Ground beef (according to the
number to be served)
Salt
Pepper
Chopped onion
Season the freshly ground beef
to taste with salt, pepper, and
finely chopped onion-—a dash of
curry powder is good, too. To
make the cakes, place the meat on
a piece of heavy waxed paper,
flatten slightly and cover with
another sheet of waxed paper. Roll
with a rolling pin until the meat
is the desired thickness (4 to %
inch). , Then lift off the top paper,
and with a large sharp-edged
cooky-cutter, cut rounds of the
meat. Attach the broiler of the
|
| heated sufficiently, place the meat
cakes on the rack and broil ta t
desired degree of , letti
theém brown on Bre side and theh
turning them.
If you prefer, the hamburgers
can be pan broiled in the insert
pan of the roaster. Heat the roast-
er to 450 degrees F. grease the
place the cakes in it. Brown and
cook as desired.
Have ready a supply of round
buttered buns, lettuce, sliced to-
matoes, pickle relish, mustard and
mayonnaise—invite the guests out
to the kitchen and let each one
put his own sandwich together.
Or rather “sandwiches” for no one
will stop with one of these tasty
hamburgers. Have a selection of
hot and cold beverages with
cookies or doughnuts for dessert.
One grand thing about the roast-
er is that it can be attached at
any convenience outlet so you can
move it in to the dining room
table or to the recreation room
for your informal party. Broiling
is easy this way and not at all
messy-you needn't worry about
spattering grease. And your guests
will get a kick out of this kind
of cooking if you let them help
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Pa. deceased
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| having been duly granted the undersigned |
all persons knowing themselves ludedbled |...
to the estate are requested to make ims |
. {mediate payment, and those baving claims
1gainet the same to present them duly ae |
thenticated for
HARNESS LEPAIRING
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SALE
MAR. 30
35 Head of Horses
50 Head Dairy Cows
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CENTRE HALL, PA
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