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ITEMS OF
JLOCAL INTEREST
Harri
Street,
heir roti
stopped off
from New
Rev. Earl
vears, died
Kline,
Monday
hospital/Fh
pastor of the Reforn
He was i
tive of Jonestown, ILebanon
f Rev. D. R.
Seminary in
1 jeliver
iladelphia.
Hahnemann
Kline was
charge in Selinsgrove.
counts
and a chum « Keener
College and Lanca
Keens
where I
Moser,
in Bacramentc
er, John oJ.
cently
ied beside the resting place
wife Ada
for
formerly Mauck.
more than twenty-five
. K
with #8wift
the
been employed
various the
mid-west. He
places South, west
coast states, and is an
of
instruct-
interesting character, capable re-
lating his experiences
ive manner, Mrs. Moser,
health, is a Wilkes-Barre
in an
delicate
lady.
in
The Clover Ciud, at its meeting on
Thursday evening at the home of
Nirs, F. V. Goodhart, was almost a
ringer for attendance, all members
being present except Mrs. Carrie Lieb,
who has been in Merchantville, N. J,
since the middie of December. The
prior meeting of the club held at the
home of Mrs. W. Frank Bradford
was also well attended. The organi-
zation has no project It Is working
on at this time, but is building up its
finances by of dues to
be prepared for emergencies in the
future. The serving of delicious re-
at the meeting noted
were in keeping with the record es-
tablished since the organization
formed.
the collection
freshments
was
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mr
Zion
Mrs
were guests
Mi Cardner
and John Hockman
of the
CIrove Sunday
1 housekeeper |
D. Gelss Wagner,
While she
physical
in
fully
fol-
the Lew.
La]
PHILANTHROPISTS GAVE
$79,566,100 IN YEAR 1938
of the
leading cities were not as free
their money last
were 1937, but the total was still
an impressive one-—-§79,866,200,
This was $23,740,490 less than the
1937 total of $103615699. The John
Price Jones Corporation, which keeps
track of such things, said that New
York City’s philanthropsts gave or
bequeathed $25,124,066 less in publicly
announced gifts to charitable pur-
poses and were largely responsible for
the decline
The records
has not
strength
. operation in
al, she will be able
housework,
Philanthropistg in six na-
tion's
with year as they
in
of Chicago, Philadel
phia, Boston, Washington, and Balti.
more were generally favorable, despite
small ‘declines Philadelphia
Batimore,
Total gifts in 1038 were $45,943,714
$67.581,236 wn 1037, and
quests amounted to $20922455 rom-
pared with $36,034,463 in 1937.
in and
as against be-
ER, a did
LAR a
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS AT
|
Esta
Hsthiment ol
CRO Comp
PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN.
CLOVER FARM
SWEET GEM PEAS
25¢
CLOVER FARM
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
Very Special, 2 No. 2 cans 15¢
CLOVER FARM
COFFEE
vac. tin
Ib.
CLOVER FARM
ASSORTED NOODLES
8-0z cello pkhs
PEACHES
2 for 29¢
¥. C.
Qt. can .
FRESH PRUNES
Quart can 2 for 35¢
We have on sale at all times—
And at RIGHT PRICES
FRESH FRUITS &
VEGETABLES
FRESH FISH and OYSTERS
A Good Line of FRESH MEATS
and MEATS READY TO SERVE
OLEOMARGARINE
T. A. HOSTERMAN
CENTRE HALL
Harmless [o
Kerlin's .
lo
titure
chickens
Hall.
Dept
) cats
ed by Agric
de and
8 Farm, Cer
tre
PUBLIC SALE
At My Barn, 118 E. t, CARLISLE,
Saturday, January 28, 1939
I.outher Strec
HEAVY
Oiled and Repaired
HARNESS
at
HEMPHILL’S
NOW
Allegheny &
SIXTY (60) HEAD
HORSES, MULES, COLTS
PA. “ S/ . 4
Corner Bishop Sts
BELLEFONTE,
6 SPAN EXTRA GOOD WELL BROKEN MULES
Charles McHenry
Farms for Sale
Hi
tnatalled
PRICED Owner will accept reasonable mortgage
i 1-2%
E. DALE FISHER, Realtor
CENTRE HALL, PA.
C. H. HOMAN AT $3400.00,
Successor to—
H. G. STROHMEIER
Centre Hall Marble & Granite Works
Centre Hall
You can safely look to public opinion for a fair, honest and reliable
verdict on car values. . . . The public prefers Chevrolet for 1939... and
public preference is the public's proof that Chevrolet prices are lower . . .
that Chevrolet quality is higher . . . that Chevrolet value is greater . . .
that Chevrolet is the car for you.
“CHEVROLET'S THE
CHOICE!”