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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY,
8. W. SOITH, Baitor and Proprietor
Entered at the Post Office
in Coutre Hall as
Second Class mail matter.
CentRE HALL, . . . Penna
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1912
CHURCH APPOINTMENT 8.
Lutheran--Spring Mills, morning ; Tussey ville,
afternson,
United Evangelical-Lemont Lin.
den Hall, afternoon.
morning ;
Reformed -Spring Mills, morning ; Union, af
ternoon ; Centre Hall, evening.
yteriva~Coatre Hall, Felday e ening at
Saturday p. m. at 2:30. Bunday morn
ing, communion; Bping Mills, afternoon,
7 o'clock
LOCALS,
Mrs. John D. Long and Mrs. D. M.
MeCool, of Spring Mills, who had
been ill, are considerably better at
this time,
Sucrene Dairy Feed has proven to
be an all "round economical, practical
feed, and one that brings satisfactory
results—R. D, Foreman, Centre Hall.
A clay pigeon shooting match will
held at Potters Mille, Baturdas
afternoon, January 6. Guineas will
be awarded as prizes to the best shots
A number of young people from
Centre Hall and nearby points had »
delightful time in Grange Arcadia,
one evening last week, where they
gathered in a social way,
he
The officers of Progress Grange will
be instelled Friday evening, 5th ine
stant. The members and families of
Patrons and their friends are invited
to atiend the meeting and witness the
ceremonies,
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kuoarr, or
day night, entertained a numbes
1eir friends ino their home at Cer
tiall, Tobe ladies sppeared mask.
Fhe evening was epent in
AN aac oer.
M
a8 most
bn Kresmer made a
rip to Resd
re he visited hist
rothers, a
s brother
ther lives,
went to Pulladeliph
Allentosn «
ber of other points in that a
ere visited before his return t
‘entre Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Fye, wers
recent visitors in Aito aud whiis
in that city were guests of Mrs. Fye's
brother John Breou and sister Mrs.
H. M. Hettinger, During thelr a
senee John Fraukenberger and Ralp!
% had charge of the stock on the
g
HR,
\ far mm.
A meeling of Lhe executive o ymit-
tee of the Centre County Nunday-
school Association will be held ir
Bellefonte, on Friday, at 10a. m. O
th day the county anti-saloo:
los numitiee will meet
meetings will be held in the Y.
A. building.
Mrs
BET
jot
M. (
gtie ©
Charles ]
recently,
4
married
ming spring
former's father,
Vir. ar Wert, wi
will go
the farm «
John M. Wer
About two miles west of Madison burg
The senior Mr. Wer: will retire fron
active farming, and will ocrupy tt
Jerry Ertle home, near by bis presen
hone,
next on
On ‘Wednesday morning Mr. ans
Mra. D. J. Meyer started for Columbis,
Bonath Carolinas, where they will re
main for the winter with Mr. an
Mrs. J. W. McCormick. Mr. an
Mrs. Meyer were met in Baltimore b
their daughter and husband, they
having come there primarily to pur.
chase a team of horses to be used in »
hearse,
A. ©. Boyer, of Lock Haven, one of
the Peunsy’s men at that point, an
Charles Lee, of Harrisburg, an eice
trician, were BmMopg the Reporter’
Cillers this week. They were on thei:
Way to Centre Hill to visit the Intter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Lee, and
where the former's wife was {11 at that
time, but who has now pretty well re.
coverad,
5
#ons of Rev. and Mrs. R. Raymon
Jones, came to Centre Hall Inst week,
sud for the first time visited their
parents mince they became residents o
Centre. Hall. The Young men are
students at Franklin and - Marsha
College, at Lancaster, and are prepar-
iug to take up the miaistry, The
are both members of the sophomor.
\ Class,
Mist Mary Foreman,
charge « f a school at W est Conahoh
keo, vese Pailade ur
that place on Taesday after a br
Visit to her parents. sue is follow ¥
8 young Indy who resigned to take n
course in domestic science st Pennny)
vania Htate College, Miss Foreman
Isa graduate of West Chester State
Normsl, and each Appointment in
school work is upward, which indi.
Giles thorough training and personal
application,
Jobn Moyer, of Loganton, snd »
Miss Richie, from somewhere, ap.
peared in Rebersburg, at the home of
thie former's grandparents, Mr, and
Mre, Charles Blerly, and claim to
have been married ip Wilmington,
Delaware, The former is but eighteen
and the latter about sixteen years old,
and their tender ages have led interest.
ed parties to make a bit of inquiry, but
#0 far the ycung couple's statement
mast be accepted, as their marriage
cancot be disproved, Until further
loformation—congratuistions.
who now }
phis, returned
-
Golden Wedding Anniversary,
graph Press made this reference to a
golden wedding eslebrated in that
oily in which many of the Reporter
tenders will be interested :
At their home on James street Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Dasher celebrated
their golden wedding auniversary
Sunday afternoon at one o'clock.
Fifty years ago in Centre Hall, Penn-
sylvania, Miss Sarah Amelia Arney,
oldest of the six daughters of Jacob
sud Rachel Arney was married to
Henry Dasher by Rev. W. H. Groh
Ihe bride’s oldest brother, Joho J.
Arpney, who was present on the suni-
versary, acted as best man on that
happy occasion and later married the
bridesmaid, Miss Sallie Bweetwood,
Four sisters were present, Mrs, C, E
Peck, of Sylvan Grove, Kansas, Mrs.
James P, Hering, of Altoona, Mrs.
Laura Lee, of Centre Hall and Mrs.
John F. Mullen, of Pittsburg, Pennp-
sylvania,
Io 1871 Mr. and Mrs. Dasher came to
Michigan and lived at Edwardsburg
until 1853. Afier a short residence a
South Bend, Indians, they came to
Kalamszoo in the spring of 1887.
Seven children are atill living and al
were present at the anniversary cele
bration, Mra. J. V. Brownell, of K«l-
Aamszi0; Mrs. J. H. Korme, of De
troit ; Mrs. W. QO. Churchill, of Ka!
amez)0 ; William H. Dasher, of this
City ; Mrs. L. J. Marsh, of Madison,
Wisconsin ; Miss Ge trude E Dasher,
f Kalamazoo and George FE Dash 'r,
professor of Science in Bethel College,
Russalville, Kentucky. The guests
also included Conrad Peck, of Kansas :
Mrs. Lenora Dennis, of Edwardsburg:
J H. Kromes, of Lowel
Marsh, of Madison, and J. V. Brow.
elroit 2
nell, of this city.
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tives, The
sway by her father,
Wien Ki th
was at
William
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ww Erie Martz of =
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m. The w
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from IL
Bertha M
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Wap
loge
wedding march hengrin
by Miss Meyer, nf
Hall, .
A afm
played
Linde i
To The Dalrymen,
I have recently received a ear of
Suacrene Dairy Feed. This teed hes
wen | be & of tha best
1
feadls on the market, one of the fo
te
Forpw A wN
Centre Hall
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Rebarsburyg
Prof. Staple! 13 rien ry b
b
hie holiday
vacstion at his home at MiMinh rz
The stork left
the home of Mr
Corman,
John Rapp, who employed st
New York, is spending a few weeks
in this place,
The fantastic parade on new year
day was fine. After promenading or
the atreets in this place they went te
Millheim where they were joined by »
party from that placa,
Saturday eve
a little baby boy
Mrs. Georg:
nt
and
ia
ning the young men no
this place saronaded Elmer Hubler
and bride, who were married just =
week previous,
Winters, who Jaft thi
place more than a year sgo for Indi.
ans, has returned home and
soend the winter with his parents
Charles Bierly ia at presant bullding
an addition to his carpenter shop, is
this place, and when finished wil!
place a new gasoline engine and other
machinery therein,
Tuesday an appraissment of the
personal property of the late John
Breon was made and public sale of the
same will be made in the near future
Hamuel Gephart has rented George
Vaite's dwelling hones and will ocen
ny the same this coming pring. Mr
Vaite will move onto hia farm near
Wolfs Blore,
Hebersbhurpy wae erowded with visit.
wwe during the holidays, amar # whom
Prof. Eiwin Reinert nd
of Selinsgrove Peal Morrie
f Philadelphia; Prof, B Stover
snd family, of Bloomfield, N J
Calvin Auman finjaned sawing lum.
ber on a tract a short distance south of
this place and on Friday moved his
nill to near Asronsburg where he will
saw lumber for Mr, Relsh, who recent.
'v purchased a tract of timber from
Bevjamin HeMy,
: PR
John P. Morgan, eo'ored, was
found dead in one of the rooms in the
Domestic Solencs buitiding, State Qol-
lege, Baturday morning, It was first
thought that there might have been
foul play, bat further investigation
revealed that the man had been In
Bellefonte the day previous and came
home in an Intoxicated condition, had
gone into the’ building named, of
which be was janitor, and had died
from the elects of dissipation,
I AA ATTA
samuel
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Rati :
Centre Reporter 81 » year.
New County Officers, \
"On the first day of the New Year all
the county officers elected at the No-
vember election took the oath of office.
The county oMoers now acting are all
Democrats, except Commissioner Ja-
enb Woodring, and Auditor G. W.
Goes, who are Republicans, Prothon-
tary Foreman will not appoint a depu-
ty. Treasurer Miller has the tempo-
rary sssistance of former Treasurer (G.
W. Rumberger, but later ex pects to
take care of the office himself, Ho-
mer J, Decker, second clerk under the
retired board of county commissioners,
will be retained until the new clerk be-
comes acquainted with the business
in detall in commissioners’ office. The
officers will all hold ofMoe for a term of
four years, and together with their
clerks or deputies and attorney are
named below :
Commissioners—-William H. Noll
Daniel A
Jacob Woodring
Clerk, Harry N. Meyer
Attorney, N. B, Spangler
Grove
Prothonotary — David R. Foreman
Register—J. Frank Smith
Clerk, Miss Anna Nolan
Recorder—W, Francis Speer
Clerk, Earl B. Orr
rift
Deputy, E. ©. MeKinley
Miller
uditors—Jeremiash Brungart
H. Hoy
W. G. Goss
S————————
Business Stand For Sale,
John D
Treasurer
A
The undersigned offars for sale his
entire ttock of general merchandiee
and business, Goods are’ also being
nffered at greatly reduced prices to
customers buying in large or small
quantities. Do miss this oppor
staple goods of all kind
at the lowes! possible figures.
, J. FRANK SumrTH,
Centre Hall.
ef ——
Spring Mitlis,
Albert Shue
not
‘unity to get
y and lady friend, of State
s at the home of
i J. Deck r, O%
\
Winter
er Sunday
long and
Eisenhuth
3 at the |
{*} $ vy «@
Wanstmas.,
, of Centre Hall, was a
itor I+st Friday evening,
here attended a regular ses
.OL.O. FF.
of Free
wif },
ie
sof on
Mige
and
Prof. Bruce Morris,
brother Prof. H. W.
nt Christmas at
Mra
Morris, of
the ho
John F. Myers
{ Rebersburg, was
oF XK
Myers home,
r me
he over
hooting match was giv.
by the Meyers Brothers, on
hrirstmas day. he match was large-
¥ attended, and a great many crack-
shots participated. The result was as
fol Joseph Sult, and Howard
Eisenhuth, each two turkeys ; Clarence
Stover and W. C. Gramley, each one
turkey.
/
Mrs. James Alexander, Ong
Mr W. NM i
Anns Parker, 8g
Verna Weaver, |
v
£
i
b
lows :
Heporter Registe-,
Hall
igen
rtha Sharer, Contre Hall
jacob Sharer, Contre Hall
Mra W. W, White, Linden fall
Mrs. Andrew F. Rs Farmers Mills
Ira V. Heaunigh, 8 z Mille
A.B. Lee, Tusmecyville
H. E. Bible, Altoona
Ida and Ca: ric Swestwood, (irace Stover, Cen
tre Hall
Mr. and Mr GW. Ocker. Lewisburg
Henry Rowman, Tusseyville
Mrs, John M. Luse and daughter Edna, Centre
Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nearhood, State College
George and Paul Earhart, Centre Hall
Carrie L. Bartges, Centre Hall
Auna Horner, Ploasant Gap
Ruth Brooks, Linden Hall
Robert Glasgow, Toss yrilte
8. M. Bell, Boalsburg
Andrew J, Shook, Spring Mills
Charles Loe, Harrisburg
C. A. Boyer, Lock Haven
Robert Glasgow, Tussey ville
E. C, Wagner and daughter Catha rine, Centre
Hall
Harry Kuhn, Boalsburg
J. H. Wagner, Potters Mills
A A — he
Centra Hall bad its usually larg
number of home comers over the hall
day season, snd among fhem were
these : Prof. A. Merrill Allison, High.
land Park, Illinols ; Mise Mary Fore
man, West Conshohocken ; Prof, J
D. P. Smithgall, Austin ; Miss Eloisa
Schuyler, Cape May, N. J. ; Ralph ©
Boozer, Ohleago 111, ; Mr. and Mrs. Ww.
A. Odenkirk, Glen Iron; Robert
Meyer and Ralph Bitner, State Col
lege ; Miss Mary Delinda Potter,
Lewisburg ; Miss Cora Luse, Look
Haven ; C. K, Stahl, Mr. and Mra
Ed, L. Bartholomew, John Foreman,
John D. Meyer, Mre. Bamuoel H
Glenn, Altoona ; Harry E. Burkhold.
er, Lognnport, Indians ; Guy WwW,
Jacobs, York; Willlam and Vietor
Jones, Lancaster ; Miss Eliz beth
Booger, Barnesboro ; Prof. and Mrs
. AA APR ROE SO ABBA eli.
YAY) pears, ahaa IN
IH NON
While crossing the Revan Moun
taing on Friday eveniog, I. K. Het-
rick expired while seated in a vehicle,
Mr. and Mrs, Hetrick and J. R.
Longwell were returning home from
Bellefonte, sud at a poiut near to
where the road lends to Garrity’s, one
of them inquired se to the time of day,
when Mr. Hetrick unbuttoned his
coat, got his watch, and at that in-
stant he was stricken with appoplexy,
death followiug almost Immediately,
The vehicle was driven to Garrity ’s,
and Dr, Kohler was summoned, and
Inter Mr. Camp, the Milroy undertak-
er took the body to the Hetrick home,
from which place the fuperal was
held.
hin Hetrick, who survives, wes
{formerly married to Michae! Burk
| bolder, deceased, snd Is the mother of
Wohn Buikholder, who lives bn the
qomestead at Centre Hill,
Mr. Hetrick bad walked up
mountain some distance, but made
the
no
cowmpiaiot of feeling ill when he
onto the vehicle, He was so quickly
overcome that he dropped his watch,
pot
and would have fallen from the vehicle
for the aid of those with
Limeplece was up
Forester McKinney, wh
aod wino otherwise alded the party,
him,
by
» Was near by,
but
'ne picked
Jared Brown
township,
was born in Grege
Penn Hall, May
1847, nnd quietly passed away at his
ar «11,
1%
home at Potters Mills, Tuesday of this
weak, making his age sixty-four YERrs,
seven months, sod tweaty-six days
For past twenty Mr.
Hrown lived in
and
the yoeara
nity
life
has the viel of
Potters Mills, his entire
wae
spent jo Centre ¢ He was a sot
of Mr,
precaded i
Minty,
and Mrs. Bamus! Brown, w
m to the
of years aero, but
{ br nwael
Har 0
whom are |
In Nove
» Miss Jo
\
iI Mre,
Villian Bituer, of nea: Ussey ville
tied Decamt
three years, ton
four days,
hea'th forse
r i twenty
1 twenty.
manthsy
had t }
aN
Hho en In delicats
me years, sand for three or
four weeks had been confined to bed
f-om of a
dropey, gangrene
Interment was made Saturday fol
the | wl y
a *skiion AGA HN
wimp
heart trouble and
Ww
ing her death, and was ‘aid
ext in the # Oeimnet
F.W.
tn
Rav,
inz
T promis
nected with sll the aneiet
h, at
Fusseyvill
Barry, her pastor,
e decensed waa
i323
wth her ehar 1 was held in
highest
m ‘mbers of
BANE ai
burial, and the missionary
faleem by her co-workers, Th
her Banday-schonl class
the services incident to her
society ab
tended Lhe services in a body,
Joh
two sisters—Eliza-
two brothers
snd
Fhe parents,
and Samuel :
bah and Esther, survive,
Peter 8. Confer, long a resident of
(Gregg townehip, died at the home of
his granddaughter, Mrs, James Wilk
son, at Burnham, Friday evening,
December 23. Interment was
in the in Georges Valley,
Taesday following, Rev. H. A. Snook
officiating, His evighty-ore
years and eleven months, There aur.
vive him a half-brother, Mr. Dunlap,
of Spring Mille, and eleven childrer .
asmely : John H., Cobarn ; James H.
Spriog Mille ; Berjimin, Sugar Val
ley ; William M., Greensburg : Eze,
Sober ; Elmer, on old homestead,
Spring Mille; Mrs. O. J. Wolf, Npring
Mills ; Mrs. William Kiinefelter, Tus.
seyville ; Mra. A, A. Bediyon, Burn-
ham ; Mrs. L. P. Bmith, Bpring Mille;
Mrs. Henry Lingle, Spring Miils
made
cemetery
BEE Was
Mra. Amelia Bmith died at the
home of her only son, former Pro.
thonotary W. F. 8 nith, in Millheim,
Tuesday morning, st the advanced age
of eighty one years, eleven months and
twenty-four days. Sle was in bed two
weeks but iuffered no pain, death be.
log due to the ravishes of time, Her
maiden name was Gilbert, and ste
was born in Boyder county, but lived
in Centre county for many years,
The faneral will ba held Baturday
morning, st 9:80 o'clock. services by
Rev. W. J. Dice, ofthe Uni'ed Evar.
geliohl eburch. Interment at Mill
heim.
————
Mra. Wolf, wife of Charles Wolf, in
Haines township, died on New Years
day, aged rixty yoars, four months,
eighteen daye. Interment will be
made on Friday at Aaronsburg,
Guerney, a son by a former marriage
to Jack Hosterman, and Fred, both at
home, and the husband survive,
I AAAS.
New Yesr shooters from Potters
Mills and viclaity vielted Centre Hall
on the afternoon of New Yess day.
Joho B. Hosterman and son, Montrose,
LOCALS
And it is leap year,
was a student at Niante during Farmer's
Week,
Mins Mabsl Crouse, of Aaroonsburg,
Is the guest of Mrs, John M. Coldren,
in Centre Hall,
irs, James (, of
Centre Hill, entertained a large
ber of friends last week.
fiondhart, Hear
num.
Canupel coal, for your range
cook stove, cheaper than wood, —(,
Long Co., Bpring Mills.
Pp. L
and
P
returned from
paid a visit
Reiber,
Bartyes has
Johnstown whers
Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Miss Anna Bpangler, since the latter
part of last week, was at (} of
her graudmother, Mra, Hassnuns
Bpangler,
Ni Bmith,
Register J. Frank swith, during the
of Miss
he Lo
1¢ home
Misa ile
holiday season was the gleat
Et le
Mary Kline
Mra, Miltor
Centre Hull, were
Bell
hel Bechris!, st Bellevi)
Wxanna and
of Mr.
Hear
MM leven .
daughters and
of
guests of friends in
Kline,
efloute, jas
veok.
Miers Teabel
of Mr. and Mre
Hall,
d
J. 8, Rowe, of
Rowe, eldest ughter
Centre
Btate
Bh
will enter the Central
Normal Behool, at Lock
“tudent,
Haven,
Be
1
Frank Philips
locomotive fireman,
who ia
“award
a8 8 brakeman Pent
vania Railrosd
Ys
Colyer
spent a week at their | Hyer
Mre. Mitterling
gave
arty for her t usband
ng,
f
Cleveland
at their home in Centre
uf their
which a number
ta friand 1
Aaronsbhurg
Spring Mi
Rellefonte
haar
the brightest
te
came
hia f wit whic
A for
velog
1 doing
recovery. The ampu i
Wut of a »
troubled bim more or
several ye gaugrene finally
DeCPRs TY on see re on
t
3
¥ are,
de
Fye Hironumouas,
At the Methodist parsonage, Spring
Mills, by Rev. J. Max Lantz, Calvin
'. Fye, of Coburn, apd Auns M.
Hironamour, of Wickert, were united
io Marriage, on Christmas night.
A A ——
Harriet Neese, died at the
| howe of her uephew, William Grove,
at Coburn, Friday of last week, and
interment was made Monday in the
| Heckman cemetery, in Giregg town-
| ship, Rev. D. M. Geesey, of the Luth-
érau cburch, being the officiating
| minister. The deceased was sged
seventy-five years, one month, nine.
een days, H
| or
os
Miss
Bhe ls survived by a brotk-
y Emavusi Neese, of Gregg town.
#hip, and a sister, Mrs. William Grove,
{in Nittany Valley,
a —
The Bucrene Dairy Feed for your
mlich cowe. You will be pleased
with the result.—R. D. Foreman, Cen-
tre Hall,
| a ————— ro ————
Every family has need of a good, re.
e linlment, For sprains, bruises,
soreness of the muscles and rheumatic
pains there is none better than Cham.
berlain’s. Bold by all dealers.
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