THURSDAY APRIL. 7, 1938.
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THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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BOALSBURG
than Yennsylvania State College
in
rather
to |t
. * 9 change in the bill
Vite strong
tirety Bf objecting
LOCALS.
ns opposition its en ® ning to indgee the 1939 legislatur
to any modifica
CENTRE HALL, PENN'A.
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SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors
8. W, SMITH, Editor
BAILEY, Associate Editor and
Business Manager
~ — longed
TERMS. —The terms of subscription to| vanced age, on
phe Reporter are $1.00 a year, in advance
Legal advertising at the rate of ten
gents per Une each insertion.
Display advertising rates made
sm application,
Eaterd in the Post Office
Hall as second-class matter,
carrving make an initial appropriation
od Seven
Tuesday
Twelve transports, each
y 11 ud i tion.
Plytnouti coi, cui establishment of an
Lewistown
: ffi —— bathroom
to on t { { ‘
At the dinner to be given by the [Outit treet resis (tanical garden of
demncoce, 4
Mi
Centre County ‘Sport fon. It Is almed
I rold
ia of clubs, prize will be given
men |
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Federation
Thoma 4
pro
Margaret
this life
lInrgely
THOMAS hy
out Of
iliness
501d
and KE
Dodgo
past
The Hagan
| Bradford,
agency
Hall
each a
the
BDW. E.
p—
after a
to her ad
passed (entre
due Fishel Lewistown 4 short tall will be made he di
Wednesday night of la
00
held
the
Tuesday! «
Bellefonte 5 M
will he
lock, In
aor touring sedan in recent vening Yn og
Hon
Panied
o clock.
William
was
last week at 11 0
from K
Pure ha
and | TT. PP. Hiland returned ans
born | as City Mo.,
learload of horses and
i
shipping to
near leoewisburg.
She wag a daughter of Hullding
Mary Webner Witmer
Ferguson township
her
months and =2
the widow of
Centre
where he ed a
and
September 5,
age at death 87
days.
= : She was Aaron Thom
who died in Hall March §,
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES 926. Except fop a few years, Mr. ang | omf friend's
FENN LLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE Mrs. Thomas lived in Centre HAIL all |pembered by many of her friends | YY EN IIL
8 vA J ) air arriad’ life. There ate. tWo | ; dy PI TORE AIA} :
FENES L. Arthor Wagner, Pastor.) of thel arsed jie ere ae [whe expressed thelr thoughtfulness in TUSSEYVILLE
Fusseyville—9 to 10 A. M. during the Spanish- cle. 8 8 sn. |
{Communion Service.) , Calvin, April 11, 3 Rus family recently | LE. HB
Spring Mile—10:30 A. M 1927. There survive the deceased two [Spring Edith Stoner
(Communion Service.) daughters, Misg Jennie, who liveq with {bell enter
Centre Hall, 7:30 P. M. mother, and Mrs. W. Reitz, of
Bath, New York.
— Mrs. Thomag
OENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE|the Reformed
(Rev, Delos RB, Keener, Pastor) Rev. D. R
Centre Hall— funeral riteg
9:30—Church School Burial
7:830—Palm Worship, and |at
Confirmation,
Ppring Mills—
#:830—Church School
10:30—Holy Communion
Farmers Mills—
$:00—Church
10: 00—Church
———— Mp
Morris T died in
Monday, 69
but
known
PASTEURIZED
DAIRY
PRODUCTS
—OUR OWN
which
Chilis
mules wn on Sunday
Mr Kat
ubeth Harpster
in
1850
Bellet
Hig
children HN
he Is hig home at Rine
and Mis
HOTI
Harrisburg
harine Moore 8 1.liz
time
in Centre
making
10
§ . on axed VOLS wife
Vedars, quaque, . . are spending
y deceased several
him,
attaining her at thei former home in
Monday, Whe re
Mary Filink,
birthday,
by
Mrs, on
2nd
membered
Lonbarger has resume
as, on
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many her
ICE CREAM —
When in need
MILK, CREAM,
BUTTERMILK,
CHOCOLATE MILK
and ICF
Phone 24R4——
GARBRICK’S DAIRY
CENTRE HALL, PA.
¢hildren who Margaret
while in
American
VArlOUs Ways.
service Wee
and Mips Seth sell
Mills and Mrs
of Penng Cave
and
Wm
Joseph (
Hev. John Stoney
“d
Colym
war, and
Camp from the
to the
Valley. WwW. Ww
Mra. A. O.
day
mov Ralph Sewa
were tained on fey ( Hee
fey ollege
Hill
mote
on Friday
at dinner on Monday evening in the
| Bartholomew home, it being the birth
her Ww. Georges and daughter
Detwiler Winsor
spent wed
3 ) Elizabet Mrtholomew
3 of | day Of 12 eth Ba : 10% afternoon
membe,
Miss ys Spyker was { her {ing Mrs. Annie
fined to her
was long a at Spring Mills visit- | ling on a busing=s
and hep pastor Detw
performed the | home
church,
Keener bed with
turaay ern : »
af George
OIL [heen aoe nies ( ‘entre iI1 by Mr
Ce
Penna.
daughter
Hall ! foe i in Williamsport thig we i Walter
was maa
Sunday Centre
PEEP PPOPOBOOOO OOOO OOP OCT IIOEESOGOOOIOOPOOEOG OO COOOL OOIOOPOOPOOOOOOIPe
|] HAE
Fred Luse, Manager
Aver
Service
Worship.
School.
EVANGELICAL
(Rev, W. K. Hosterman,
Centre Hall—
Bunday School, 9:30 A. M.
Worship Service, 10:30 A M.
The First Quarterly Conf
Wednesday, April 13, at 30 p. m.
davs
|S an nh ey Anniversary Sale
io Ry WR he conducted a general store and un- | . a ; . tre. Susan Ls w > ha Britcher’s Auction | ween ENTIRE WEEK ——<-
a SALE!
Elizabeth Ann
The undersigned wil} expose to sale
at his auction barn, 2 miles northeast —
of MIFFLINTOWN, WEIS ALITY PEAS
re " > ! t A
Reception of Members. WEDNESDAY, APR. 13 | ans z
Sunday School, 10:30 A. M. groups of boys i Satu 236 O'clock PP. M
and made their organizations po Ee | WEIS ALITY CORN
etown ang n . 44g J ran ong re 1 > 4 any “i r . JT 1Q ’ ¥
$pruc tn ; ; "
ar
18: f0—Sunday School E . ve teacher tenure law -
10:45 Confirmation Funeral services were held .
wert 35 Head of Horses | “Wiis
ula oO 2
Pastor)
ference,
wi
lived
estabilisnme
taking
Locust Grove— A wife
Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. le, and
Wotship Service, 7:30 P. M Malcolm I.
— Wm. Bottorf,
brother, John L
ty register of wills
Mr. Wetzler devoted much “of hi
time to teaching music on band In-
struments and organized several
and girlg Into bands
formerly
these
dist res
weak ness
children
YOU WILL READILY APPRECIATI
BARGAINS IN THI}
survive | Her
him |
Mrs
also a
and Ruth at‘home;
Clearfield, a8 does
Wetzler,
pain
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TEACHERS UNWISELY OPPOSE
TEACHER TENURE LAW
The Stat sac hers
METHODIST EPISOOPAL
(Bev, Seth Russell, Paster)
Centre Hall
$:30—Service of Confirmation
on Ol
and
League, meeting
wen m rec AL 12
Ql
Service
nesday and burial
8]!
3LITY P
PRESBYTERIAN
M, Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
?:30—8unday School.
(No
50 Head Dairy Cows | ~~‘ '* ©
eto
DETWILER l .
x1 on Monday afternoon following |lablishmer MX nary. 4
bef open
(Bev, J,
bw
ARA
Preaching Service)
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Congress
wized to
We are gut LNNoOur
WILLIAM M. AUKERMAN,
ard Ave. Altoona, will be ¢
for Con 3
at the
May 1 ile ote ¥ y
and regulations f the Dent fe], y . ; y » 1 1 Ore } i
Party i :
YOUNG CATTLE & STOCK BULLS
FANCY SHOATS & PIGS
State Senator. v FLOYD A. BRITCHER
EDW. J. THOMPSON i t ' ,
borough, will LIN
nomination vf 1 er
34th District t the Prim
Min
Chalrman
ERD. i ATE
Cheaper Cuts Of Meat Are Tastier
When Cooked Electrically
fon to be held Tuesday
County
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in the ESCO
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Water Level Positive Woter Agite
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Ni «RA you get
Constant Neck-H gh
Owes!
Operating Cost
All these features mean lc
wer Docteno
oun! higher quality milk better
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a guaranteed more! for you
[ con in place the
LOOK AT THESE PICTURES iy cold waver in |
See how © both night and momming \ ABOVE THE MILK J
i properly cooled re the tap wn every com The } \ LEVEL in the J
Posersed® Convont Neck High Water Leveler ond a — a om J
Awtomotic Crcvioter- Agate do ot! .
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EXCLUSIVE FEATURES Thot is why you owe # . Beem ON
to younsell to SEE THE NEW E500 "NLAG RA of gh milk
belore vow buy vou milk cooler Water bh shove
prof "
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ry ay Get mew Esco Bookie
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more " onic Fla ™ ¢ ; a RS » | SWE ot (a "GE 1 & 4 hi cook vow with with LESS
from Venice, Fl i 1, after , ; WORK . . . of LESS COST
Pneumonia weakened his heart He
was stricken Dec. 12. soon
officiated at 4 road
Chambersburg, Pa
Mr. Van Dyke prominently
connected with the Methodist church
in Harrisburg, where he t
for yOars
superinte;
He iz survivegq
daughters,
Burial was
erly, hig
Chunk
Governor
Capitol
P. m.
Telly
COME IN TODAY
(or phone or send portal for information)
afte he
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detication at
Werrer loved AUTO.
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cooled i one
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was
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srmer]y New [SCO NLAG RA Mlk Conien
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Hosterman & Stover Co.
*““The Department Hardware Store’
Phone 11-R-2 MILLHEIM, PA.
a
ten and wag f the
dent
by a wife and three
Cheaper cuts of meat, with proper cooking, make deliciously satisfying meals. Above, is
steamed steak with vegetables, accompanied by potatoes steamed in the deep well cooker.
made Monday in
home
Weath
Mauch
boyhood near i ——————————— i— -
rate vegetable with this meal,
place them in the steam cooker
with the rack in place Salt, and
add % cup of water. Turn the
switch to High, and when steam
escapes from the vent, turn the
heat to Low and cook for 30 to 45
minutes, depending on the size of
the potatoes and the quantity.
melted, put the steak in the skil-
let, brown it well on one side, and
turn. Add 4 cups of coarsely diced
vegetables—potatoes, celery, car-
rots, onions, turnips—or whatever
you like. Salt and pepper to taste
and add 14 cup water. Put the
cover on the skillet and when
steam comes from the vent or
around the sides, turn the heat to
By LOUISE BROWN
| perfectly true, as most
housewives know, that the
cheaper cuts of meat, when prop-
erly cooked, have a delicious fla-
vor and tenderness. They require
longer, slower cooking than the
better cuts—but, on the other
hand, they need very simple prep-
aration and little or no attention
Earle
ordered
Monday
the State
until 1:00
closed
on
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DEATHS,
Ella M.
York
aged
Miss
Grove,
fonville,
Brooks,
county,
Fawn
of Un.
in
formerly
5 years.
Thomas,
David Ray
Mark, R. D.
this county,
monthg
by a
several
at Warriors
Centre
was aged 80
He is
Susi n
orn at Line,
years, 11
survived
Stine, ang
hea
23 days
Ma ry
children
and
wife,
McClain,
and Mollie
Bellefonte,
Philadelphia aged 64
Thomas Brew
late James A
Clain,
son of the
Me.
in
Brown
born in died
Years,
Mrs Amelia Walker widow of Geo
M. Walker, of Boggs township, died
in Franklin, at the home of a daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. 8. Lindsey. She was aged
62 years. Burial was made in the Ad-
Sent cemetery,
during cooking. This is especially
true if you are cooking electrically
Steamed Steak with Vegetables
Suppose you want to braise or
fricassee a piece of beef, this is
the very easy method to follow.
Have your butcher cut a rum
steak 1'%4 to 2 inches thick. Per-
haps this is one of the days thot
he has a pecial
meat-—and even
lower grade of beef, it m
lectable food, properly cco
For cooking on the suria
of the range, use a skillet with a
tight-fitting lid Place it ‘on the
large unit of the add 3
tablespoons of fat and turn the |
switch to High. When the fat has |
on this
range
Low and cook for 20 minutes.
Then the switch may be turned to
Off —do not remove the cover, but
allow the meat to continue cook-
ing for 30 minutes on the heat
that is stored in the unit. Sim-
plicity, itself, isn't it? It's an eco-
nomical method, too, since ‘meat
and vegetables are cooked at one
timo-—and the last part of the
ooking is done on what might be
calied heat
Serve the meat on a hot platter
with some of the vegetables as a
garnish, leaving the rest in the
gravy which should be thickened
slightly.
ree
Steamed Polatoes
The steam, or deep well, cooker
is a very useful and versatile part
of the modern electric range. You
can cook one vegetable—or a
whole meal in it, and it's.control-
led heat maintains just the right
simmering temperature to give
foods. that require slow cooking a
luscious flavor.
By the way, if you happen to
be in a range buying frame of
mind, and are shopping around,
you'll be interested to Know that
between April 11 and 30 .there's
a National Spring Shawing of
electric ranges. Therell be dis-
i playe in your local dealers’ show-
on
ne nl
GREYHOUND
TERMINAI
Brooks Service Station
Phone 14R
CENTRE HALL
Go three miles in a smooth-riding streamlined Grevhound
Cruiser at the cost of driving one mile in a small car.
WASHINGTON $4.50
§ Convenient Shedualeg Dally
Johnstown £21 Trrenk
Fittshuregh 3.18 New York
Seranton 2.96 Sunbury
Big EXTRA Savings on Round Trip Tickets
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a
1.50