THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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ITEMS OF
JLOCAL INTEREST
Charles H. Light of Centre
in bed with
Potter
from
rbara
Dutrow and Ernest
ft Wednesday
mid-western
mi families
motor trip thorugh the
slates,
of Reedsville is
time with Mrs,
Jerry Confer
for a short
Mrs.
James Smetzler.
Bradford Confer is gp sis
the late
and Mrs. D, Wagner Geiss of
f
4 of
and son,
Friday isited at the
Goodhart.
lefonte
*hiladelphia on
ne of Mr. and Mrs. F. V.
Marjorie Morrow, daughter of
Mrs. Hugh Morrow formerly
Hall, is visiting with her
Lillian
Miss
and
Centre
rmer school
2 1
eran tean in
ved Milroy
aseball
that
The game
local grounds, and the boys
a Rood game, finishing with a
1 score,
Bradford
hase hits,
and Breon each
Jamison had three strike-
allowing no hits: Durst had
four strikeouts, allowing only one
hit; McCormick allowed only three
hits. This trio workeq on .the mound
for ‘the local team.
outs,
toy Jamison, instructor In the so-
cial studieg department of the State
College high school, ang Franklin Sto-
ver, head of that department, motored
to New York City last Wednesday
morning, fpeturning Friday night,
They spent some time af the Colum-
bia Teachers’ College Library, and
took In a ball game and a show. Mr.
Jamison lives in Centre Hall Mr.
Stover, formerly. of Millheim, now
makes State College his residence.
Mr. Stover has been very successful
in developing a new method of teach.
ing In the social studies field, and
two years ago Mr. Jamison
was called to a new position as a
member of the same department to
assist In carrying on the work. The
students in the social studieg classes
learn to attack modern social prob.
lems, gathering their information
from all avaflable sources, Thinking,
planning, and research are subsituted
for the old time fact cramming meth-
ods,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mr. and
Mrs,
Dorothy
Henry Lovell and
Lovell's mother, Miss
Lovell, of Pine Run, visited
home of Mr. and Mrs. ¥, B.
it, In town, over the week-end.
Mrs,
2ON. and
at the
i
ie
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Ramer, Mr.
Mrs, Albert Emery, Mr, and Mrs,
Brooks, and Mr, and Mrs. Ralph
Wednesday morn-
devp-sey fishing trip. They
City, Md.
and
left earl
mm 1!
heading for Ocean
snake
Sharer, Sr A
working on the Harvey
A good story comes to u
Jacob group
Brun
Rebersburg,
through
men
tract below
gard timber
discovered several blacksnakes along
about five snakes
blacksnuke
Final-
inside the
tree
ia creek, They killed
lana later noticed a large
|
ion a
I1y they discovered
| re and after culting down the
sugar maple tree nearby,
snakes
lana making a thorough search, the
fmen counted their kill and there
fifteen dead gether,
The snakes
fed a sort of nest or hol in the tree
i
maxing ll
the outside. Thig is 4
were
blacksnakes alte
inside the trees had forme
king .of bump showing or
i trua story,
few people
one pl LE
PENN STATE OPENS JUNE 27
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13°! ~ there's a griddle
’ built zight
table top of this Estate
Electric Range. Always
ready for pancakes, ham.
burgers, anything grillable.
Come in—see it, and all
the other easy-cooking
Estate features. ’
into the
Model 585 (shown Shove)
$275.9
oF 7 2 ential ER
Other Models as Low as $90.30
HOSTERMAN &
STOVER CO.
The Department Hardwar, Store
Phone 11-R-2
MILLHEIM
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The Knack Of Making
A Good Cup of Coffee
Modern electric coffee makers brew a fragrant delicious cup
of coffee that makes the world a brighter piace.
Only freshly ground coffee ca
By Louise Brown
the rignt
HEN coffee is
sal drink, it's a my
enenda . .
such a univ depended on for
story Ww .
Wr ¢ blend of coffee |
{
right grind
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remove the basket
1
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be immaculately clean. Be
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it results.
Accurate measurements are in
portant—don’t belong
te ine what mea
you best, stick to
Careful timing is ne
If the water is in contac
coffee too long, the cof
only be strong
Most people agree now
temperature of the water Serve
tar ither and hot
start 1 not so imporian
hot or cold can be used.
SETVe
¢ freshly made
nave a de-
ragrance
THE WAR IN CHINA.
ASS'S The {
CENTRAI
BREEDERS
FIELD DAY OF
GUERNSEY
Central ug oy |
DEATHS,
Where Three Counties Meet *
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7
wis
Cherry Tree monument marks the boundary of the Penn
in Per y Iv ania,
family's last purchase of land from the Indians
e he Juno-
The stone marker stands in the town of Cherry Tree at
tion of Indiana, Cambria, and Clearfield counties,
ENEMPLOYMENT FIGURES
FOR STATE AND COUNTY
profess)
' i farmers (« :
ants), 15; proprietors, m
gers, etc. 24: and kindred
12: skilled workers ang fore.
semi-skilled workers, 131;
laborers, 120; other labvmers,
servant classes, 27; occupation |
not reported, 28; new workers: 15-24
yearg old, 123; and new workers 25
Yearg and over, 16.
The number of emergency workers
is 1678, and the number partially
employed is 1.556. The total popula-
tion of Centre county in 1930 was
46,294.
wners in
other ina-
clerkyg
workers,
men, 202:
farm
599;
ToL
| INSURANCE
C. D. BARTHOLOMEW
CENTRE HALL, PA.
no water, prevents scorching.
Thus, the juices and mineral salts
are retained in the electrically
cooked vegetables and meats, add
ing to the flavor and nourishment.
A complete meal for the family
can be cooked in this modern elec
tric roaster. Operating cost is low
—~and a good electric roaster can
be purchased for $19.95 and less.