Page Two THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Januarv 13th, 1938 hl PINE GROVE (By Mac Fry) (To Late for Last Week A crowd that seemed like a Billy Sunday crowd was the one that greeted Eddy Martz at his home town church Sunday evening, Dec 26. The young Divine held his hearers spell bound for 25 minutes on the theme of “The Christian Athlete,” Rev. Martz left for N. C last Thursday. Herzl Poust is manipulating wheel on a new 37 Chevy sedan, pur chased of Claire Frank age: Warriors Mark. Drover Guy A. Kocher was portant business { Wilion home F the the 84 caller at the near Dungarvin Reno Fry and wife were i with friends in Stat Boalsburg Dr. and Mg were in own EX1 Ma. k ery truck David Reg. U'. 8. 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See what you by E-Z buy in ' tamin, ped Ely men (in- ex ails rosiste - vi has he pale J.,, Hugh C Mrs Mr three ind Fry and Our town wa Nick's by Lame > RUNVILLE CREEK Wilson Boone wd Mis 1 MARSH ' 4 in at tork bye busy leaving John Young named Waller Mrs. Joseph over a baby Melba Ann Those on the sick list this week are Mr, and Mrs, Wilson Boone and little Relda Miller, Hannah Bowes of New York, y ill visiting friends of this place Mr. and Mrs. Toner Mann called at the Joseph Nyman home Satur | day afternoon, baby Do He also are which illage, Del ir. and rejoicing they Ny a1 MYINad girl, call is STATE COLLEGE M and My Harry Womeér of - FILLMORE anid M Pau (7 and Mi Berni and Paul Corman. al the Bernard Crus g of last weik Mr. a1 Ruscell Brennen and daughter and Mis. Florence Rien net all of Slate College, spent Wed- nesday evening of last week at the WwW. D. Marghall hemb, Mr. and Mra, Claude Johnston. baugh and daushter of Valley View visited at the Clay Jolistonbaugh (home, on Sunday. Zion home of SNOW SHOE »It PA NNER TWF yery Everybd tO LHe me along of vy Liege ne n od Call € jolly crow Biate C and Oak al mn of 1 A Wednesday evening playing several games of and oards they all left for 8holl's pond They all report having a most won « derful time skating ung reanle Hall Ben After gathered mer on Px i Bocouraging sien: Lammont du Pont says industiy would welcome “the bulk of responsibility for future | social belerment.” “ PLE AR 4 Rev. He a ASANT VIEW mer Gauntt and Mr, and WOODWARD very i fe 8 Are reported 0 At- Two cony body is artily invited tua rer ti 1 : George News on sudden Mavd va Bechiol received the sad Sunday morning of tw» passing of hor bother Bnavely of Madisonburg., Fu- neral services were held on Wed- pesday morning at his ate home and continued in the Madisonburg Evangelical church In charge of Rev. Royal Babeock, his pastor, a sa ir MD ———— Wishes are not realitios but there |are things that eventually happen. REBERSBURG I i i Ve MADISONBURG Faye vislied rie Bungard Or several days Mr. and Mrs, William Carls v his mother, Mrs, C. Carls on Sunday afternoon, driving over from Wil lamaport. Mr, and Mrs. J. O. Copenhaver of Hummels Wharf, visited Ms Lizzie Rishel on Bunday afternoon, or i abd aunt ile c— Sm ——— The best time to be "safety oon |sckous™ Is when you are driving an kow branch of the Chinese Clovern- | | A i GREGG TWP. SCHOOL NEWS Vox Agri Sate ulture Project Wide Proj tional Third in Has Narrow Es A I00VY House a nearby wind unas m periy sing foundry pre . — Death Penalty The dea'h penalty will be given Chinese Government officials found dancing in cabarets, gambling or associating with aing-song girls, ae. cording to an extraordinary puri- tanieal degree sued by the Han , ment recently, | extending | wishes for the EER DAYS IN KANSAS, WOMAN HONORED SEVENTIETH BIRTHDAY HOWARD ON He days fe Rosetta Al- a. Ding unabie Chi J. Raymond Hare State Onl. Walizger and Allen nite Mrs, Bail rillard CC. Har- Mrs Mary Haven, and Vie rs¢y Shore and ten Harter retains and good health her younger days ¥ the death of her his in August 1022, she has lived alone In Howard and insists upon performing her household duties unaided Mother of a fine family of child ren, Mrs. Harter is one of Howard's best known and best liked citizens. The Centre Democrat joing with | many other friends of the family : congratulations and future, e OCCh ' ¢ 0 «ROOT vino tl in
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