"MPMHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1939
THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY, |
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CENTRE HALL, PENNA.
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors
8. W, SMITH,
BAILEY, Associate Editor and
Business Manager
Editor
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‘SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
LUTHERAN
Pastor)
PenN’s VALLEY
(Rev. L. Arthur Wagner,
Tusseyville—$ to 10 A. M.
Spring Mille—10:830 A. AL
Centre Hall, 7:30 P. M.
-
Centre Harr REFORMED
(Rev. Delag R. Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
¢:30—Church School
7:830—Church Worship,
Bpring Mills—
9:00—Church
10:00—Church &
Worship.
CliO0L
Farmers
9:30—Chu
10.30—C
Pentre Hall—
8:30—Holy ¢«
10: 30-—Sunday
Sprucetown—
40:00—3Sunday
Communion
School.
School
Service, 10:30 A.
PRESBYTERIAN
M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
(Rev. J.
9:30—8Sunday School
10:30—Morning Worship.
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The Spanish Explorer, DeSoto
brought the
gofl in 1538. MT
very marked.
first hogs to
e increase
bv
rone railroad
Centre
choked to
Ha
Hal
: ™ i
young
and
indeed
man & arm : 1 Free v 4 Te
an 8 ys ma f Mir
sunkle’'s
routine
ige to na » it a
something else. A near-
Zero morning last week saw him com-
ing through Centre Hall
tied over his
suffering
a kindly
cepted,
work,
mile i
fune
daily
is
with 5 scarf
prevent
True,
proffered,
hat
from
“IL” is
ang ears tt,
the cold many
and
na
good
but nevertheless many
2 trod in
at hand.
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Chain Store Tax Declared Illegal
The Chain Store Tax
having been
for almost two,
unconstitutional.
was for the benefit of fourth class
school districts, districts like
found in Centre county,
a ———————————
The Woman's Club, In Bellefonte,
has volunteered to replace coats and
other outer garments destroyed
fire when the high school building
was burned, on the 13th Of course
this service will be confineq to stu-
dentg whose families are needy and
unable themselves to make replace-
ment. Mrs, Harrison Walker is
the person those desiring to assist in
this laudable work should contact,
WORry
days fi iw -
when
is
not
law,
years,
The
was
tax propsed
tabeth RR
Tues
‘1
nt the
died
week
ative
was a member
X Ma
Reformed church, Sho was |
; ip at F¥
John
Lev
townsl Lrmet
ang Eve |!
the fath
of Spring Mill
the following
Mrs Moyer
she died Mi
David Kelly
fer { }
Of
Wm
vr daughter of Wm
Hern
diel a
ip i
garet Wagner
rank Keene num
ago. The following chil
Herman and , Hacry
Lock Haven; Willam E.,
Boyd Sholl, Bellefonte: Mrs. Clayton
Reish, Allentown, and Mrs. Edward
{ Mulfinger, Pleasant Gap. She was a
' member of the Methodist church
| Pleasant Gap.
{ dren survive
| Keene,
of
{ Funeral services
Rev. F
Interment
| Pleasant
were
B
was
held Wednes
Henry
made
day, with officiat-
jing in the
Gap cemetery
| —
!
i HOMAN Mrs
{died at her home
Monday morning.
imost 77
Margaret
State
Homan
College
aged al-
in
She Was
Her husband, W. IH.
| Homan, with the following
children: Mrs. Catharine Glass of 8u-
ring Wis. : Mrs. Lodie 8hrum of
Cleveland, O.; Harry and Bruce of
State College: Sheldon of Harrisburg;
Mrs. Ruth Wakiley of Ames, Towa, ang
James of Fleetwood, Pa
Funeral services will be held this
(Thursday) afternoon, Rev. J. F. Har-
kins officiating, and burial made In
Pine Grove Mills cemetery.
on
years,
survives
SHUTT.w-Mre. Salinda Shutt died
in Bellefonte on Monday, never hav-
ing fully recovered from a fractured
hip and arm. She was born at Run-
ville, 5 daughter of David and Mary
Rearick. Her husband, Jerry Shutt,
is deceased. John Shutt of Bellefonte
i
of Johns
She
Gnteg
surviving children wis
Burial
are
54 mide
Bell
ho
VOArs, will
{Thursday) afternoon ou
Lamar
1 thre
band,
Funeral
Britcher’s Auction
SALE]
WE AR.
“er
DNESDAY, M.
CARLOAD NEBRASKA
Horses and Colts
65 Good Dairy Cows
and springers, besides usual
BRITCHER COWS, HEIFERS AND
STOCK BULLS
from 30 to 50
fresh the
We will have PGs |
and SHOATS
FLOYD A.
served at
BRITCHER
Meals auction place.
FOR
INSURANCE
SEE
C.D.
Bartholomew Estate
Helen Bartholomew, Mgr.
CENTRE HALL, PA.
the
gh,
l.etters
taent them duly authenticated
{tiement. MARGARET E.
{ + .
requesteq to | W. Harrison
a Attorney, Centre
lefonte,
to pre Bell
duly granted the under-
all persong knowing themselves
having been
WILIJIAM B
Hall Box
deceased.
Estate of
late
signed -r
Walker,
of
County, Pa.
Centre indebted to the estate are
immediate payment, an t hone Hall
Lt the same
make
testamentary on estate | ving aims again
above
a
For the main lunch or supper dish serve baked
filled with creamed oysters, vegetables or
Try the vegetable or fish fillings to add
a Lenten meal.
0
potatoes
chopped meat,
appetite appeal to
rr
l .onten m
Baked Potatoes on the Half Shell
Cut otat in half
the baked p
’
p
Filled Baked Potatoes
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