THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1938
THE CENTRE REPORTER .
ISSUED WEEKLY,
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CENTRE HALL, PENNA.
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8. W, SMITH, Editor
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“SUNDAY CHURGH
PExN’s VALLEY
(Rev. L
ng known
wt Office in Centre
second cl matter
SERVICES
¥ to
30 A.
30
Georges Valley
Centre Hall—10
Farmors Mills,
is
CENTRE
Harr RerorMED
(Rev, 1 t
lag R. Keener, Pastor
NO SERVICES IN THE
UNTIL: SEPT. 4TH
EvaANGELICAL
W. K. Hosterman, Pastor
(Rev.
Centre Hall
Sunday 9:30 A.
Communion Service, 10:30
Spring Mills
Worship Service,
Bethesda
Communi
M.
A.
School,
7:30 P. M.
MEeTHODIST
(Rev. I. 1
Centre Hall
Worship Service, 9:30 A, M.
Bprucetown
10:45—Morning
Spring Mills—
7:830—Church
Worship.
Worship.
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev. J. M.
¥:30—8Sunday School.
No preaching gervics
cation.
DEMOCRATIC
Kirkpatrick
STATE TICKET
United States Senator
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For
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Be H
For Governor
Alvin Jong
Charles gs of Edgewood
Governor
Wil
For Lieutenant
Leo C nd
For Secretary of Internal Afalrs
Thomas A. Logue f Philadelphia
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DEMOCRATIC LOCAL
For Congress
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For State Senator
For the Legislatur,
ADDS MARRIAGE
CAUSE FOR
A NINTH
ENDING T,
BARTGH SSCHILLING
Miss Sara Schilling 1
and Mrs. BE. p
town,
Woodrow Bay tees,
WwW. BE. Jartges
near Centre .
formed
church Lewistown
Wednesday mor
Basom,
S ne, daughter of Mi
[Lowi
of tha Foy
Schilling
became the bride
Millheim,
Hall, in a
the Grace
formerly
ceremony per
in .
of
Evangelical
at
ning. The Rev.
Superintendent of
burg district ,¢ the
church, performed the ceremony
Was assisteq by the Rev. BE. J. 1
of Lewistown. =
Miss Julia
8:30 oc lock
E. C
Lewis.
Evangelical
He
Bayne
the
jottschaa) o y py
Was maiq of honor and i Alown
Crosby of Marysville and Mrs. Giant
Dresler of Lewistown Were the brides.
alds. The Rev. W. E. Basomn
Washington, D. C., was best man
After a honeymoon through
New Englana states,
vil be at their home
Where the Rev. Mr. Bar
of the Evangelical he a pumor
ee.
The migway on Grange Park was
extended due to the larg, number ap-
plying for concession space for oe
coming Grange Fair, according to a
Statement by Vv. A. Auman, who has
that department in charge. The ox
tending or the midway required the
extending of the electric lighting Poy
tem on the park which
at this time. 1s being done
of
the
the newlyweds
in Nescopeck,
TET
——
Deaths
KLINE. Mrs, Alca Keller Kline,
D. Manna Kline, of Bellefonte,
o'clock Sat
since the
Mrs, Kline's
{ omplic a
morning. Seriously il
of the
tha res
irday
week
iit of a
ginning
was
leath
ROCKVIEW PRISON (CFELL-
BLOCK NEARS COMPLETION
| Work wring con etion on I]
™ a
.———
Meeting of Garden Club
LOCALS,
Berk}
of
wore
lang Miss
|W hile the valley
{ Miss Grace Smith ang
| Smith, in Hall,
cendanty of the jate
er, Reformed
in guests of
Mrs,
They
Lavan
are des.
Rev, Peter Fis
minister who
in Bealsburg,
Centre
3
a
Yearg
many
ago lived
May and
daughters
Lynn are
parents in
ery county.
Florence Lynn. young
of Mr. and Mrs. William
visiting with their grand-
Perkiomenville, Montgom-
Mr. L nn, who r
located with his ls in Dn
Hall, is Superintendent of the amie-
site plant at Pleasant Gap.
Rev. and Mrs Samuel
daughter Miss Miran,
are Buests of relativ
n the valley. She was form
Savilia Rearick and oy
township and Centre
time of her marriage,
pastor of a
Dillsbyrg,
Anng Marie,
Mrs. John wr,
her cousin,
toona,
daughter of Mr. and
Whiteman, entertained
Edith Kerstetter, of Al
Altoona
become 4
Kerestetter family for a
Anna Marte wij
BUest of the :
Week
.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Durst and assistants are
farm house
College for
Edward
two miles
Cleveland
a
of State
Keller and two
acationing with
Mr, and Mrs, James
are wv
parents of the former (in Centre
Notice to Subscribers
In Arrear
part ot
gularly
ef.
lue us,
in
us waiting for what is ¢ that
either at part,
or do the only other proper thing
and ask the paper be stopped af-
ter paying all arrearuges.
they pay least
We have neither the inclination
nor the time to mail “duns.” Ev-
ery subscriber knows his standing
by looking at the label on his pa-
per.
We are looking for a large
measure of response from those in
arrears, and trust we may not be
disappointed.
The Reporter's subscription list
will be corrected next week, and
those who paid on subscription re-
cently will then find proper credit
given on their label.
The Publishers.
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NOTICE. ;
NOTICE BY GAME COMMISSION—|,
Pennsylvania Game Commission, |,
lawfully
601 and
aproved
axe
fix-
and
resolutiong
Sections
of Assembly
I. 1225, and In
conferred thereby
1938,
pursuant
an Act
1937, P
powers
July, by
to
of
of
ng
upon bag
and
open seasons
limit
1
tain game ani |
and ful
od ff
period
on oo
birds
esion
hearing
a m Ox
1 1
Ringneel Pheasants
Blackbirds, Rabbits
Squirrels
wd Squirrels,
Woodehueks (
(
Raccoons |
tn eux
Raffed Grouse,
Quall Fao te. GO y
' nd Hares "
Wid Tarkey
Ringneck
Phea
Rabbits Squir.
reds, 1 tine
! Raceaons
laccoons, 1 y
Bear,
Antleriess
Blackbirds Red Squire.
Opossuams, Sknks Musk.
ae sSpecia
f11 untlieriess
¢
hereby
ner
ROASOn
#
of to
xed
same mit
ro per ne who
deer in any
nor to require
special permit
Act of Assembly,
may hun
portion of the
a fee
which,
it Is
Con mwealth,
of $2.00 for 4
under the said
declare a closed
hunting or Killing of
visible antlms during the
year 1838, ang it shall be unlawful for
any person to kill, or attempt to kill,
any detr with visibly, antlers or horns
during the year 1938:"
And the Commission did by appro-
priate resolutions declare that on Oec-
tober 31, no hunting for any wild
birds or wild animals shall] be done
before 8 A. M., which also shall be
the opening hour for setting or stak-
ing out traps on the first day of the
several seasons for trapping fur-bear-
ing animals and mccoons in open
counties; and that the possession lim-
it for small upland game shall be the
lega] bag for two days.
The Commission also by appropriate
resolution closed the season through-
out the Commonwealth on Reeves
Pheasants, Hungarian and Chukar
Partridges, Doves, _Antlered Male
Deer, Elk and Cub Bears.
Sald resolution® are on file in the
Office of the Commission and notice
is hereby published in full or in
summarized form in accordance with
the provisions of the Act above cited.
does hereby
reason for the
deer with
Uv.
sre
win
ni
—
of five families in the
Cars,
Four out
8. A. own
—
with your
wunter's license for additional infor
nation, Including Federa] regulations
mn migratory game birds. Save this
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Executive
GORDON,
Director,
1-
now
up
the manufa
So >
tire attention to
ture of Home-Made |
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Washed, Greased, Polished
Called and Dellvered)
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Lewistown n
Manager
Real Estate
O'R BUSINESS will be con-
tinued in Centre Hall, under
Direct Representation of the C. D.
Bartholomew Estate, Helen Bar-
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Executive Office - LEWISTOWN, PA.
C.D. BARTHOLOMEW ESTATE, Repre:entative
CENTRE HALL, PA.
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