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CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
B. WW. 51TH, Editor and Proprietor
Entered at the Post Oftice in Centre Hall as
Second Class mall matter,
Centre Harr, . . , Penna.
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27,
THURSDAY, JUNE 1912
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Presbyterian—Centre Hall, morning,
Reformed—Tussey ville, morning ; Centre Hall
Hall, morning; Georges
n ; Union, evening,
Hill,
vangelical mornin
itle, afternoon ;
Egy
Linden lall, evening,
day service
Spruce
& Mills, evening. Com-
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
R GENERAL—Robert E.
LY (BK. B Greanawalt
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
LES James Gleason, Houtzdale
URE ~Robert M. Foster. State
LOCALS,
Preaching services at Pine Btump,
Sunday afterncon at 3 o'clock,
Miss Anna Spangler is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Busanpa Bpangler
in Centre Hall,
Mrs. J. 8B. Getchell and son Wendell,
of Youogwood, are at the home
. Ge 8 parents in Centre Hall
of
chell
livery worthy cause—and they are
} ous—deserves a share in the
ht and the practical sympathy
¢ who are able to help.
Mr, and Mrs, Jonas Bible, of Centre
|, spent a few days with Mr. and
re. Harry E. Bible, of Altoona, and
re very much pleased with their
Tip.
The Potter township school board
tal Tusseyville yesterday (Wednes-
afternoon, but their work was
completed early to
enough be
ried in these columns,
Lewistown,
was io Centre Hall Monday, He
posts prospects good oun the farm he is
7, and that he has a team regu-
larly engaged in hauling sand for the
HBurnbam works,
in Burris, of near
re-
worki:
wil.
ii
niog mill, ana Miss Tillie K
asked t
0 those who
their
dil all in
to save
f the destruction of the planing
Burgess John J. Bower has issued a
clamation in behalf of a safe and
celebration of the Fourth of July
reworks of all kinds, down to the
gq uib and torpedo, are forbidden to be
exploded within the borough limits of
Bellefonte,
AM ra
HIRE.
R. H. Reeves, of Paulsboro,
New Jersey, advertises the Van Val-
zah farm, west of Ceatre Hall, at
private She is now the guest of
Lizzie Jacobs, in Centre Hall,
will be pleased to
sale,
is,
where she meet
progpective buyers,
A Mre, Kate Conley and Miss Rebecca
Derstine have planned to go to Free
port, Illinois, on Monday, for an ign-
fiuite stay. Mrs, Conley will visit
her gon, James K., and Miss Derstine
will be at the home of her brother,
Jacob Derstine, who has been a resi.
\ dent of Freeport for many years,
Mr. and Mrs, David Hooley, of Mich.
igan, Miss Fannie Hooley and Stephen
Hooley, of Belleville, were entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bwabb, io
Centre Hall, on Monday, Toney were
gchool mates of Mr, Bwabb at Belle
INany years ago. From here
they went to Pennsylvania Btate Col-
lege. The trip was made in an auto
Viiie
Jerome H. Auman, sccom-
panied by three ciidren, ot Phoenix-
ville, was at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, George W. Bradford, for
two weeke, Bhe returned to her home
Wednesday, Mrs. Auman tells the
Reporter that crops sre very good in
thal scctiou, there having been much
more rain there than here during the
past few weeks, |
Bellefonte has a fair representation
al the Baltimore convention, Be.
sides Delegate Kurtz, N. B, Spangler,
J. K. Johuston, Frank Naginey, Sher-
Ml A.B, Lee, John Noll, W, G, Rug-
kle, P, Gray Meek, W. D. Zby, and
HB. D. Gellig are helping to nominate
& winning candidate. Spring Mills js
Fepreseuted by W., M. Grove, Grover
Walker, J. A. Wagner, and William
Hiover., Howard sent Mr, Weber,
Fhe Keystone Gazette makes this
reference to the milkmen of Belje-
foute: Three Bellefonte dairymen
were recently caught in the net of
agent Banzhofl, of Altoona, represent
ing the pure food department of
Peunseylvavis, and as a sequel at
hearing before Justice of the Peace W.
H. Musser last Friday morning one of
the trio paid a fine of $50 00 and costs,
because both his milk aud cream was
below the state standard. The two
others were each fined $25 00 and costs
for milk below the standard, Agent
Banzbofl collected the samples from
daitymen io this vicinity daring the
latter part of May,
Femme
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BEITER KOADY
Hutte Made ©. FP Long Manager of Hosa
Improvements Feiween Old Fort and
Milihelm Work Now Being Done,
The old turnpike between Old Fort
and Millheim is being improved un-
der the supervision of the State High-
way Department, C, P. Long, the
Spring Mills merchant and man of
aflairs, being the manager and is super-
intending the improvements,
The first work done was to remove
all the loose stones from the roadbed,
not by casting them to one side but
carting them to convenient places
where later they will be erushed and
instead of being a nuisance will become
of service in road making. The road
was divided into sections, sud almost
before the public knew what was be
ing done, the stones had been removed,
[0 some sections as many as six loads,
equal to twelve tons, were gathered
within mile. In day
sixty-two pails were picked up by the
Io many places the road-
one-half one
workmen,
ways had become the dumps of all
kinds of refuse, and it will
that the removal of nails, glass, ete,
will tend to lessen the risk of driviog
well as
be seen
the highway with horses as
with When it re.
membered that the work between the
two points Old Fort and Mill
heim-—-was done witbin three days, it
n that workmen
automobiles, 8
named
can readily be se the
were under good management,
The next work to be done is lo
properly grade the roadbed,
out breakers aud
others, filling in short breakers and
The spli
cutiing
some lowering
mud holes, «log drag will be
used in such places where the work
can be done with it, and
hed from the
causing mud in wet #
BO18 sg0
tions the ground wa
in dry seasons, will be rem
the road is shaped u cruihe
Ps
used to
ion Lo
stone will be rm
It is the intent
eonvenient polats slo;
no too greal distance
™
s! ¥ $
hauls, A838 BL
i
i
apari, to
now
Hie
long
road will be used, and accounted
who hauled
those
crushed. Uaotil the
ia the farms along the route are
sumed, there will be no
The §
Mesara, (#¢ i h
eral othe Is. §
{HUATITYIDR.
i AF, 4
id Myers,
in company
last Thursday
i ’ boned
{ instructed b
| 3
| COlcing, an
i
freschies Lhe mi»)
of road
give
o
ig
the work and is endeavori
Very
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fora his duties in such a manner as
will be gratifying to the state
lic, and the land owners adjoiniog the
route being improved,
the pub-
———— A rs
Masser Conde
John F. Musser, of Millheim, and
Miss Ella V. Condo, of Spring Mills,
were united in
day, at the home of the bride's sister,
Mra. H. N. Meyer, in Bellefont
Rev. W. D. Aaronsburg
The groom is the senior in the
Isrriage, on MNaiur-
Donat, of
firms of
A. OC. Musset's Bons, granite dealers,
in Millheim, and is one of that town's
progressive and tic citizens.
Ibe bride is the daughter of J. C.
Condo, the Penn Hall earrisge build-
er, and has for several
successful school teacher.
The young couple omitted the wed-
ding trip, and at once went to Milk
heim where they have al.eady come
menced houskeeping,. The a qusint.
ances of both bride and groom jin the
Reporter in extending the best wishes
for everything that is good,
A A ———
Water Notice
energ
been years a
All persons are cautioned against
using water from the borough plant
for any except necessary purposes.
Hpriokling streets, watering gardens,
and all waste of water, forbidden
It is also requested that all leaks in
pipes and nydrants te repaired at
once, It is the intention to enforce
these regulations, and vo exceptions
will be made,
is
Tue Borovent Couscin
June 26, 1912,
i dont
Marriage idoonses,
Jesse Hudson, Philipsburg
Margaret Bensmore, Philipsburg
Roy Keeler, Bellefonte
Laura Minemyer, Bellefonte
John F, Musser, Millheim
Ella V. Condo, Penn Hall
Eri Blegal, Miles Twp.
Bessie Davis, Philipsburg
James Wilson, Port Matilda
Anna Laird, Port Matilda
Wm. Neidigh, Philipsburg’
Hannah Brownhill, Philipsburg
George Reese, Hannsh
Mary Bennett, Port Matilda
A ———
Farmors Institutes,
The commitiee to select places for
Farmers Iostitutes next winter met ip
Bellefonte on Tuesday, and decided
the institutes should go to Bpring
Mills, Port Matilda snd Philipsburg.
The time for holding the meetings will
be fixed by Mr. Martin, director of
institutes,
Progress Grange will hold a regular
meeting Saturday evening,
TL RS Nr SE SSR ht
Harris 1ownship.
Alvin B, Meyers, of Altoona,
Sunday at Boalsburg,
Mrs Idward Bellers, of Oak
is visiting at Pittsburg.
Misses Katharine Stamm and
Rupp are visiting in Altoona,
spent
Hall,
Ruth
dren are visiting at Bellefonte.
A. E Gingerich and C, W, Corl
Run on Saturday,
Mrs. (Dr ) Bmith, of Altoons,
with relatives in this place,
Mrs, Alice MeGirk and
Miss Etta, of Altoona, are
with relatives at Boalsbarg.
Mr. aud Mrs, J, M,
several of thelr children epent ©
with relatives at Arche Bprings,
M inses Kuaup
larger, of Mtate College, were
Abbi
Fr uest
Virgle and
at Locust [Grove farm Saturday an
Sunday.
William Stover, Mrs.
and Girant
day with Mrs. Reuben Page
Linden Hall,
A Ruth Wieland depsried
i ’ f .
thursday where she
ital to
'
Charle
Mra,
14 city hosp
Harriso:
Joxey and daughter
sunday with rel
ds and daug
11 rat
ile
A0Y OF ia
unt Miss Mary Wo
+] aged len Years @
of Mr, and Mrs. Ed
Fe
el, Of Howard, was buried in tl &
urg cemetery on Balurday
noun, services being held ia
formed church conducted by
C. Btovar
Ihe Childrew’s Day service hel
the Lutheran chureh
3. The
priaicly decorated with
1
Bla
on Sunday
le caurch
Ww. lH a
pri
flywers
Leg was ag
interesting.
Mrs. Heury Myers, of Alexandria
'
Mr, Mrs. Clement {
he
Boalsburg on Bune
and Dale, ©
He LURETY ile,
Day service
and gpent a part of the day with
attended t
at
reels
lives in town,
Mr. and Mee, L.
grandehildren Rachel and
Mothersbaugh, of Williamsport
wi Mothersbaogh and
and George doth
attended a surpriss
¢
given a
v
i"
iam
rabaugh and
birthday
tr Mire Amanda Mothersbeugh
ning, hor
3 Saturday Evie at
near Lewont,
Spring Mills
PF WAR
Basity,
J. Best Krape and friend, «
fonte, visited Mr, and Mrs, G,
over Bunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Allison and Dr.
and Mrs. Braucht were to Biate Qcl-
lege on Buuday.
Mr. and Mra, I J. Zabler are spend.
jog a week with thelr daughter, Mrs.
Charles Grenoble, of Yeagertown,
Zottle Bros, purchased a saw mill
from CO. P, Loug and willuse it in re-
building their mill at Centre Hall,
Grover Walker, J. A. Wagner, Wm.
M. Grove and Wm. Blover sre atiend.
ing the Damoceratic convention at
Baltimore,
Miss Jennie Decker, one of the Bell
exchange operators, was married on
Monday evening to Emerson Welsef,
of Altoona,
p
Read the Reporter.
Belles
Kirg
of
C.
EE SRA I ris
SRE
gains at Long's,
Goods
say there are plenty of good bar-
ENT
we have an excellent line for all
Low Prices in Hardware
8c
3
whe
Horse Shoe Nails, - Ib.
Wire Nails - - - Ib,
Full Line Staple Hardware.
American wire Fence, 8
wires high, - 25c¢ per rod
Also other Fencing on hand, Ask us about prices.
SPRING MILLS, PA.
per, "I've al
which does
1 the sales.
seated in the
re. ~Exchange
A Feat With the Feet.
lace a cork upon the floor.
ure four lengths [ your foot
and, standing at th : attempt
with one foot to kick the cork over
and recover position (both feet togeth
er) so that the foot that does the kick.
ing does not touch the floor il it has
returned to its mate, The efforts of
any one trying to maintain an equilib. i
ruin in this stunt will |
arouse considerable mirth~—Woman's |
World.
Meas
from it
§ GIRinnce,
£ Eis ry
performing
That Held Him,
A Yankee clinched his heated argu-
ment with an Englishman as to the
relative size of the Thames and Mis |
slsslppl by saying: |
"Why, look bere, mister, there ain't |
enough water in the whole of the
Thames to make n gargle for the mouth |
of the Missiesippi.” i
Husbands, i
“The majority of husbands complain |
that thelr hands are always in their |
pockets”
“They do, do they? Then why don’t
they find there the letters they have
forgotten to mall for thelr wives?'-
Baltimore American.
ZETTLE BROS., Proprictors
E wish to announce that although our plant
burned on the night of the 13th, we are pre-
pared to furnish the trade with a large variety of
building material. We have several car loads of
window sash, doors, siding, flooring, glass,
wainscoting, surfaced yellow pine, molding,
plastering lath, and rough timber in stock or in
transit, and will be pleased to supply the trade.
Our loss was total, having had no insurance,
and we therefore respectfully solicit the patron-
of the public.
fo relneild he
th cverything in the
Y 4
plant, and en-
elecr eis ir § FYLLRT { Fat yoeiei ii
building ling
ZETTLE BROS., Centre Hall,
a
ouncement:
The Furniture Store and Undertaking
Establishment of L, G. Rearick, in Centre
Hall, having been purchased by the under-
signed, he respectfully solicits the continued
patronage of his former customers, as well
as all others,
T he equipment in all lines is complete,
and all g on hand in best of condition.
A DISCOUNT OF SIX PER CENT.
WILL BE ALLOWED ON ALL CASH
PURCHASES, and goods have already
been marked at prices that defy competition,
All goods delivered free of charge,
We have had large experience in the un-
dertaking business and as a funeral director,
which can only be demonstrated by trial,
We kindly ask that you come to see us. We
want your business and want to form
your aogquainfance,
J. TIBBITTS, Centre Hall