THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1938
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THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
PENNA.
CENTRE
SMITH &
BW,
BAILEY,
Business
HALL,
BAILEY,
SMITH,
Proprietors
Editor
EDW. E.
Manager
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TERMS. The
ghee Reporter are
Legal advertising
sents per line each
Display advertising
en application,
Enterd in the Post Office
Hall as second-class matter,
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
VALLEY
Arthur Wagner,
of subscription
$1.50 a year, in
at the rate
insertion.
rates made
terms
of
in
LUTHERAN
Pastor)
PexN’s
(Rev. lL.
Farmers Mills—39 to 10 A. M.,
Oentre Hall—10:30 A, M.
Georges Valley, 7:30 P.
Children’s Service.
-
M.
Centre Harr RerForRMED
(Rev. Delag R. Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
9:00—Church
10:00—Church
Tusseyville
§: 30--Church School.
10.30—Church Worship.
Worship.
School.
Centr
Sunday School, 9:3
Lemont
Sunday
Children’:
Bethesda —
Worship Service,
=>Ch
9 AM.
MEeTtHnob!
Rev. I. L.
$oring Mills
7 M.
EriscoraL
Miller, P
1:0 P.
Centre Hall—
Children’s Day
Bprucetown
10:45—Mornin
First Quarterly
harg July
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev. M. Kirkpatrick
#:30—Morning Worship.
10:30—S8Sunday
J.
School,
FARM
CALENDAR
Timely
Pennsylvania
from
State (College
Reminders
The
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Worms Damage I'rees
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Ove rlonding
Control Termite Damage
Stop Berry Disease
Cut Pulpwood:
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CENTRE COUNTY
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Patientg in the hospital from the
south side of the county during the
week beginning. June 13:
Tuesday: Expired, Walter Johnson,
of Pine Grove Mills.
Wednesday : Discharged,
w. Btohe, Oauk Hall Station.
Friday, admived: Lester Auman,
Centre Hall, R. D. 1; Mrs. Nettie
Campbell, of Drifting.
Admitted Friday and discharged on
Raturday: Master Ear] R. McClintic
Centre Hall, R. D, 1,
There were 37 patients in the hos-
pital at the beginning of this week.
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A card received from the Dutrow-
Homan travelers, who left Centre Hall
to travel by Greyhound bus to Los
Angeles, states that they reached
their destination Friday, after travel
ing day and night,
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is your subscription due?
William
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COLYER.
died at ti}
man, in St
i in
la n VOLS two
months ang 28 days old at
death, She survived by
husband, Reuben Colyer, of Culyer
Mrs, Colyer at « lived nem
¢ olver and many acquaintances
jin this vicinity. Also are
{the ollowing children: C. C.
{ ¢ ei Ethel M
(Cleveland, O.; Mrs. L. H.
| Pittsburgh: R. R. Colyer of
land H. J. Colyer of State
| Ray Burns of Harrishu
f i n and Charles
unty,
the
time Of
| her her
ne
has
surviving
Colyer
re
{ton «
Hunt
{br
surviving
| NOLL
Donna at hot
and Mra, Rose Lon Hall
11
{ton and
vader, of Oak
brothers, €lay
Kerlin, both of Towa
Mrs. Clara Kline, of
Smith, of Colorado,
Keller, of Towa.
andchildren, two
John
and threes sisters,
flowa: Mrs, Mary
and Mrs. Maggie
BELL.~—Roger Edmund Bell, only
son of Roger I. and Dorothy Straub
lell, of Bellefonte, died at the Centre
County hospital] Sunday afternoon
from complications. He had been ill
about five week® from inflammation of
the middle ear. He was six years old.
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"The Centra County Sheep and Wool
irojers Association at their, annual
meeting at Bellefonte on Thursday
evening opened bide on their 1938
wool clip. According to P. C, McKen-
zie, president of the assocatigs
bid of R. E. Smith, Inc, of Boston,
Was accepted and plans are being
made to load the wool on Friday of
this week, at Hipple'f warehouse in
Bellefonte. All wool growers in the
county are eligible to bring their wool
into the pool. Anyone desiring inform.
ation relative to consigning wool thru
the wool growers organization should
get In touch with WwW, ¢ Smeltzer,
secretary-treasurer, or the Agricul-
tural Extension Office,
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TO BE HELD
PARK DURING
AND AUGUST
Hall is
plenies
GATHERINGS
ON GRANGE
JULY
Park In Centre
to hold
summer
The Grange
lent place and
Last
Sik
eX
there were
thirty h gathering on the
reunion
been hi
park. This ar several
picnics have already
He
and
wing thogg schedu
two
are ied Ton
the next months
night
11 a meet.
Audits
Saturday the
This
| E mer
oming
ASSOC
1 1 r+ 4
tL (40
ick lation will h
in the Grange rium
”- the p ark
he John Dale
descendan
ly 0 reun-
chool
| CENTRI
MEET
COUNTY W.C.T.U.
AT BELLEFONTE,
Io
JUNI
30
JACOBSON—BRUNGART
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LOCAL GIRL A BRIDE,
NEW W. FP. A. PROJECTS
COUNTY YOUTHS MAY
ENROLL IN OCC CAMPS JULY 1-15
Applications Centre
ithe
from
now being accepted for en-
the Civilian Conservation
Corpg camps from July 1 to July 15,
the local Board of Public Assistance
announced a few days ago,
To young men between the ages of
17 and. 23 the Civilian Consertation
Corps offers an gpportunity of whole
some out-door work where
assured plenty to eat, se
clothing. ang a comfortable
which to live.
Bach Yung maf receives
month from which hg allots J
$22.00 & Hohn to needy
Youthg in active relief f
in families employed on
A projects will be given
the enrollment.
county
Vor are
roliment in
the quota. “hs
Application for enrollment should
he mada as soon as possible at the
Department of Public Assistance of-
fice In the Temple Court Building,
Bellefonte, or at the Department of
Public Assistance office in Philips.
burg.
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The Benior Service class in the Lu-
theran Sunday school wag entertained
Thursday evening at the home of
Mre. Paul Fetterolf, & member.
HALL GOES INTO
PLACE IN TRI-VAL-
LEY BASEBALL LEAGUE
with Mills la
the (entre Senator
CENTRE
FIRST
In the
Thursday
defeated by
pitcher, Joe
t Into
spring
Hall
1
game
Were
new
Mills
Inning
1yed
ski gave
Mill ot
Martz for
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VvictLors
Wen
with a
ahead
gnt
Hal Durs
nina safetie
nd Hay
with two hi
up ei
to
Brown a
the attack
Chic Goodhart ted
Hall'g
accoun
Centre
and
The i
Spring Mills
» Hall
Standing In
LOCAL MUSHBALL GAMES
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FOCRENRODE-—SMITH.
i
V. Bus
I. MeGwnr of Ba
Miss
I Mrs. Fx
in Bellefonte
|
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{ . .
Smith, a daughter { RE
ward F i of Buffalo, liv
ind has been he
extension
me
nomics
Centre county
and favorably
where much
done,
After 5 wedding
New England states, the couple
return . to Bellefonte where they
make their home. Miss Smith hag
dered her resignation as
representative.
sinceg
known
of her
1931
in
club
She i=
Centre
work
Hall
was
trip through the
will
will
ten.
extension
POTTERS MILLS
“re oo eo 0» : . *
Charles Foust and ly of Potts.
vi are spending their vacation at
the home of his Juncle, J
Mr. “Mrs, GQ. Ho. Fond.
mother d aunt, Miss Caroling Mé-
Claskey, motored fo’ Reading on Sat-
urday. They Jeft Misys MeClaskey at
Reading, at the home of W. E. Me-
Cormick while they went on to Lyon-
ville to attend the wedding of Miss
Edan Rennargd and Robert Windolph,
grandson of J. R. Bible, The McCor-
micks returned to Reading Saturday
evening. They Jeft Miss McClaskey
and Mrs. Laura McCormick in Read.
ing to visit for a week, while Mr.
and Mrs. McCormick returned home
Sunday evenige.
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