THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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ITEMS OF
JLOCAL INTEREST
M. E
popular
evening
Mrs. Eva Simpkins of
resident of our town, i
Dr, J. foster
at State College. i
a former
visiting in the home
Mrs. Annie Bartholomew
ter, Miss Elizabeth, n je : to |
wi]! on Monday, tal
Mr and Vit
and Mrs. R
motored t
rv's new Ik
Mrs
dren of Newpor
's brother
were guest
the fomer
man,
Mr. and
companied by
Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Huffer,
Miss Dorothy Blazer
of Harrisburg, were week-en
of Mr. ang Mrs. Cl
and family on
Po
ed or
Mrs
follon MV and
Anni Frazie
razier ana chil
and Mrs.
Daup Miss
Mrs. Arthur
Charles : Miller. M
Mr. and Mrs. Earl F
dren, Daniel Daup, Mr
Daup, Wm
Mr. and
Dan-
Ida
Lee
jel S
Frazier,
Groups of hunters of small
are limited to five or less. Small
is to have a better chance to make
its get-a-away. Keep this in mind,
too: Boys and girls between the ages
of 12 and 16 must not only
hunting license but must be accom-
panied by a parent or guardian or
some member of the immediate fam-
ily, twenty-one years of age or over.
This does not apply when hunting on
the premises on which the minor
lives.
game
game
have a
Mrs. Edith 8. Dale of State College
is looking forward with gond anticipa-
tion to the National Grange Tour, a
personally conducted affair, which will
leave Chicago, Ill, on November 10,
for Portland, Oregon, and after a ses-
sion there of the Grange, the tour
will be continued down the Pacific
Coast as far south as Los Angeles,
and home by a gouthern route, through
Texas, among other states. Two points
of especial interest to be visited in the
far West are the Grand Coulee Dam
and Boulder Dam. Mrs. Dale while |
in Washington state will visit her
two nieces, locateq at Spokane and
Wenatchee. The tour will be completed
about December 7.
“TIGER”
PRESS
Five
ATTEND
ALTOONA
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
of
former Strohm
qd by E. W,
1 the
STAFF
CONVENTION,
tion as guests of the Centre Hall
groum,
’ n The Friday sess included
members of the Tiger staff and I hy Banner
Are yy ban
the i £60 Mrs ov 8 amisor nt .
home re the adviser, Mrs. Roy 8. J an ison A Per wivania State Collere. . on
ended the Pennsy school Pre rehip
Miller, 4 Association's thirteenth annual con-| ooo TE v Hovzer
dia ventior it \itoona, | t rida nd : 4 . . tha [it i
mooting:
an md Han
of the
ion ton
Kenneth Brown Bellefonte, who |
ed the
Franklin
purchas: |
Titan metal
sectional
Dr. Mi
11
it of Albright liege
fon besides more anmual Albright
Wit an address Ly of the Williamspor
Or
Hs Church
ning nt
——-PUBLIC SALE —
At His Barn, 118 E. Louther Street, CARLISLE,
November 5, 1938
at One O'clock P. M
FIFTY (50) HEAD |
HORSES, MULES, COLTS
Potter township road sUPeTY 801
additional quantity of
subject to snow drifts
The in
joved to be profitable,
I Community
Hall
sale, and
has
1200 to 1600 1 ¢ {
For HOME RULE
and HONEST
GOVERNMENT
ELECT
KENNETH G.
HAINES
0) Hi
Ai
_ General Assembly
SEVERAL WELL-MATED TEAMS
WITH FOAL. 1 toch i t my B
HORSES, MULE COLTS DAIRY COWS
Raym
Charles McHenry
Community Sale
Friday, Nov. 11 -- at 10:00 A. M.
ie AT ee
JN [3 Penns Valley Sales Barn,
NOW AS LOW AS
LL
LOW EASY TERMS
CENTRE HALL
PENNA. |
WATCH LOCAL PAPERS FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS
S. T. REIGEL, Owner-Mar.
Wipro
New CHEVROLET 1939
z= i
/ ALL PRICES
REDUCED )
rome models sr much of
Again More Quality
AT SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED PRICES
+. A. LAVIP THAT'S
“CHEVROLET'S THE CHOICE
SEE YOUR LOCAL
CHEVROLET DEALER
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MILLER MOTOR COMPANY, Centre Hall
You'll fall in love with your easy
chair all over again if you put an
I.E.S. lamp beside it. The lamp itself
is beautiful, moderately priced and,
better still—it makes seeing easier
than ever, prevents eye fatigue, more
than doubles your enjoyment in read-
ing, studying or sewing.
# Warning: Better get more than one
LE.S. lamp or you'll find some
other member of the family “taking
‘over” your favorite chair!