THE CENTRE REPORTER
"THURSDAY, AUGUST 14 1918
Church survey,
At the approaching Grange En.
campment and Fair the Department
of church and country life of the Pres-
byterian church in the U. 8B. A. will
exhibit a number of charts giving some
of the results of the surveys that it hue
been making in various rural parts of
our country. These charts show the
effect of agricultural prosperity on the
prosperity of the church, the relation
between church-supervised recreations
and church membership, alao between
fraternal orders and the churches, the
ratio of church membership to popu-
lation in the parts surveyed, the effect
of tenancy on the chui.ches as compar-
ed with conditions where the farms
are tilled by owners, also the effect of
e¢oroperation, of having a resident or
non-resident pastor, ete,
AP ——————
McKean Democratic Seeregary,
Arthur McKean of Beaver Falls
has accepted the secretaryehip of the
Democratic state committee, He sue
ceeds James I. Blakslea of Carbon
gounty, assis.ant postmaster general.
McKean ie a lawyer and an anti-ms
chine man. He was the Democratic
caucus nominee for resident clerk of
the state house of representatives and
received the votes of thirty-five mem-
bers.
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LOCALS.
Mrs. W. A
and for
of thei
are ir
will
Ki ise
two weeks
Mr and
Johnstown,
be the gues
Krise,
The Ui
comprising the
are pien!
( Thursday. )
son, Warren 5.
ited
Evangelical
Penns
congrega-
Valle Y
Park
tions
charge, ching ou Grange
t dav
Centre Ucunty Pomona Gr will
hold a quarterly meeting in the hall
of Victor Grange at Osk Hall Station,
the third Thursday in August, which
falls on the 28th,
ange
The degree team and other members
of the local lodge of 1. O, O, F, will go
to Bpricg Mills Friday evening to
confer the second degree on a number
of eandidates,
C. CU. Ramsey of Pleasant
at this office Monday morning, He
came to town to attend the funersl of
Dr. Lee, who was the family physiciar
and greatly admired by him.
Gap was
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
Centre county Pomona Grange will te
held in the hall of Victor Grange, Oak
Hall, Thursday, 21st inst; two
sessions, morning and afternoon,
Rev, W. A. McClellan of Conyng-
ham, Luzerne county, was a caller st
thie office the latter part of last week
He was here with his family to attend
the McClellan-Fleisher reunion at
Tuseey ville.
on
At a recent meeting of the Ferguson
township school board the following
vacancies were filled: Guayer, Fred
Rossraan ; Tadpole, Edna Ward ; Cen.
tre, Clair Mariz; high school, Prof
Charles Rosenburg, of New Jersey.
Mrs. Paul Murray aod little daugh-
ter of Chicago, Iiliuois, arrived ip
Centre Hall on Saturday and are
guests at the home of Mrs. Rebecca
Murray, This is Mrs Murray's first
trip to the east. Mr. Murray is ex.
pected here in about a month.
Stewart Grayham and Miss Balle
Byers of Baint Thomas, Franklin
county, are guests of the latter's sister,
Mrs E. B. Ripka in Centre Halil
Mr. Grayham is the postmaster in
Baint Thomas and is also manager oy
a local telephone exchange.
Mrs. Linn Platt of State College is
#t the bome of her brother, George E
Breon. Her husband is Dr. W. E
Bparks’ chauffeur, and is absent on =
trip to Wisconsin where Dr. and Mrs
Bparks spend a portion of each sum-
mer at their country home,
The Postoffice at Kratzarville, in
Bnyder county, was burglarized by
experts, who managed to open the safe
without using explosives, The strong
box contained $25.00 in cash belonging
to postmester Jouas F, Yearick and
$30.00, stamps and cash, belonging to
the postoffice,
Dr. P. 5. Fisher of Zion has been
confined to the house sand much of the
time to bed for over a year. At pres
ent he suflers greatly, and is able to
communicate but little wich the many
visitors who call on him weekly to
cheer him,
The statement that Charles M
Ross was leaving the Mary Potter
farm was an error. Mr. Ralston, now
living on the W. E, Tate farm, is no
moving to the Potter farm, but to the
William Brooks farm, now tenanted
by Mr. Brooks’ son, H. Lee Brooks
The latter Mr. Brooks will either
locate on a smaller farm, or quit the
farm altogether,
Prot. W. F. Zsigler, who hss a fine
record as a high school principal, is
now au lostructor in Banks Business
Oollege in Philadelphia, While at
the old home town of Asrousburg, »
short time ago, he gave a banquet to
the members of & temcher-training
class at Anronsburg of which class he
was the teacher. The b.nquet was
served at the home of Mr, and Mrs A
E. Bower, snd was au elaborate sflair,
Beside the members of the class, &
number of others were invited gue te
among whom was Dr. Patch of Phils.
delphis,
DEATHS,
Dr. George Livingston Lee died st
his home in Centre Hal on
night at 11:80 o'clock from a compli-
cation of diseases after an illness of a
little over two weeks. Inter ment was
made at Centre Hall on Monday
afternoon,
Dr. Lee was the aon of the late John
B. Lee, and was born in Potter town-
ship, on a farm near Tuseeyviile,
which homestead is in the
of the decessed. He was a young man
full of energy and desired an
tion. After attending school at vari
possession
educa.
tion he graduated about 1881 He be
gan the practice of his
Pleasant Gap, bat after being
short time he located at Madisonburg
About thesame time this change
location took placa Dr. Lee married
Mies Rose Bell MoKinney of P
Mills, The couple lived at Madison.
burg until they moved fall
fifteen years sgn, where Mra. Lee
in March of last year,
Dr.
tice of madie
there a
to Centre
'
Lee was sucessful | the
coming
prac.
ine, calla
He was
respond to all calls,
times knew that
return for his services,
large fleld nlways ready to
although he
Lhere wi uld be no
He was a man
weighed
When
bis famil
feet in height, and
four hundred pounds
man, like the others
was tall and rather
ghthb
life.
I'he
AwVing bes
deceased was
children, and was the
AWAY here rurvive these
and sisters : Mrs, Ellen Rable
Mrs, E mm, Boal
burg: Joha H., Col
Bedf rd,
Hirsi,
Wilkes
Dr
fourth to
i brother
Cat
Kan an Ima ia
[ows : Frank
Chest
Barre,
Lee was a men: ber of the Preabs
terian church. Tie
were conducted st
pastor of that den
H. Schuyler, and Rev. F. W
the Lutheran
His age was sixty
fay 8,
funeral
the houss
mination
church
years and
Mra Reaty of N y
died very suddenly at Jersey B
Wille vist ing at the Doe
Mrs Rhos A short
had gone to Avis to spend af
with
went to the Rhosds home
was stricken with paralysed
lowing on Friday morning
was shipped to Bpring Mille,
Tuesday morniog the foperal was held
from her i ome in that pisee, the bu
a! being made in the loesl eo
Hie was a
ehurch,
Jones officiated at
Narah
ade,
ner son (vis and
where ste
and o
Irie
Ref
pastor, Rey. RB. R
the fu
The decessed’s maiden n
Miss Sarah Runkle,
late Daniel Runkle
Gregg townshi
her life, Her
more than twenty
James Beaty. The
ing ner are: Mrs.
Pann Hall; Mrs. Ralph Shirk,
Iron; Mm, Eilis Hszsl, Bellevue,
Onio; Mra Wasin, Avia:
Orvis Bealy, Avis: Daniel
Ballevue, Oulo There survive
these brothers and sisters :
Centre Hall; John W.,
R. Dunean, Shamokin
Willismeport ; Mra,
Spring Mills ; Daniel, Spring Milla
member of the irmed
and her
eral
a dsugh
Mh waa |
p, and |
husband,
yr Ara
ved there all
sho
BREN, wae
children
rris
survive
Edward
James W,,
: Calvin,
Miss Annie Rider,
John Glasgow at Colyer, died at
home of the latter 01 tue first of
month. Interment was made at
Hill, Herage was abou!
years, She had been about
ville for seven or eight years.
former home waa at Coburn,
her mother lives,
the
this
i a ———
The way the Journal puts it, J. H
Muize,
good holder of drunks gathered in ti at
tow: Recently he
me who got mixed up
Millheim's constable,
had in elisrge
in 8 drunken
to Bellefonte to Fort Lee, when
an overcoat. This kKindoess wee bee
ff
stowed, snd instead of «
waltiog auto the offends
tering 1
msde a dash
bim the bracelets and overcoat,
and this incident will no doubt re nl
ers,
AM ———
WILLIAMS GROVE PICNILO,
Reduced Rates via Pennsylvania Rallrosd,
For the Grangers’ plenie, Williaras
Grove, Pa., August 25 to 80, the Penn.
in Pennsylvania and froma Raltimors,
way, August 19 + : 20
for return passage to resch
fnakaive grout
arial
ber 2, at reduced rates,
A A ATU SIN 00 0
Mra. Mary Miller of Loon, [linols
fs visiting Mr Heckman
friends sed relatives,
wid
Our Rude
¢
ire great aitie
Language.
There ences between
I I Words in
Jiupan is cet
than Eng
biave
word - 'L."
himsell
Just
fine
anid for esample fore
for t
alone
we
than words h
I'he
*‘Chin,”
Ne ive “
“Boku,'
“Yo,
©
elpelor o il is
and all his subjects call them
“Watak usbi,” “Washi,” "Ore,
'uSoregushl” “Ware,”
cireunn
ss ha,’
to
third
first pers
accordingly
the English
ete
The
bhanges as much
“1,. and all the
When | started
first time, | nsked my American tea
©] ‘What shall I eall myself before
the emperor?’ He sald, “1”
“Then what shall | say
nocoraing
stnneces second or person
{ us the on,
verbs
to learn
ch
gny before my men
before my women
astonished and
how rode. is
Yoshio Markine
Force of Short Words.
who acts ns
Yea, 1
i% «0 hot here
as
t“ ter in 1 ©
ositivels
hat's noth
erage we some
i our hs trae}
He on of
ing hard
Notes
from inx
ton Home
8 First Love Affair,
= Ind husband ever
» than one love affair? Mra
Mrs
he fell in
Mrs Oh, dear,
in love with himself
net me
Your
believe!
when
only’ one, |
that ans
ove with Pose
no! He
otis before he
tind fallen
had
Mutual.
“1 should think you'd be ashamed to
sponge on Gotrox daily at lanech, The
eals are aiways at his expense.”
"Oh, it's a mutual arrangement
The jokes are at sminer--Bxthunge
No Treat.
Mrs. Neighbors Would you Itke a
Johnnnie Not me, We have that at
home. New York lobe.
It lv 0 good thing 4 to be rich and a
food thing to be strong, but it is 0 bet.
for thing to be beloved of many friends.
«~ Buripides.
a AI MPR BARS.
Centre Reporter, $1.00 » your,
Da You Have
Would
tudy
and
A Daughter ?
isnaghter to
msi
you like your
domestic ae oe
tin
ai
that if she | f
to
ution
1
r
ape ehe is entitled $60.00 fre
:
i
te LO pay her
§
Do you Ruow thal
sradustes she
chool ? when she
will receive from $60.00
to $75 00 per
why not sen
Hiate Normal
ward, furnished
ectrie light
ale
your
sheaper t
CCR De
OWil Home,
sud iiustra
5 +
gar. i
REer, Fail
BROVCOBDEOVUOOLBGEIYBDERIULG
“ win
purchaser
Let me find a
for that
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cals
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Real Estate
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Agent
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Come fo the
Red Cross
I. L. SMITH
CENTRE HALL
PRB ID BOB
Hot
Picnics
Things For
Weather
&
¥
and
SOW
Urape Nuls
Kellogs Biscuit
Cream of Wheat
Shredded Wheat
Puffed Wi
Pufied Rice
ERIIBORT a
Crushed Oats
Post Toasties
Beef
you want.
Red and Pink
Evaporated Milk
Chipped, any amount
Salmon
Honey
Heinz Peanut Butter
Sweet and Sour Pick-
les
Mixed Pickles
Baked Deans
Fe. 000000 PQ VOOR BL Pe
Pork and Beans
White Vinegar
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Call and gee if getline
BH a
Camping or Picnic.
H. F. Rossman
SPRING MILLS, PA.
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Niagara Fa
Personally -Conducted Excursions
August 22, September §
ber 3, 1913
LIKE A .TRIP ABROAD
19, Octo-
Round Trip
$ 7.50
from CENTRE HALL
HPECIAL TRAIN of Pullman Parlor Ours
Dining Car, and Day Coaches, running via the
Picturesque Susquehanna
Valiey Route
Tickets good going on Special Train and cone
necting train, and good returning on regular
trains within FIFTEEN DAYR, Stop off at
Buffalo within limit allowed returning.
Hilustrated Dooskiet and full §
be obtsined from Tieket A
Divison Passenger Ar
Comforting.
fered
Corre cled,
i i
ie
wiatk
shbhny-
re Exel
y
must mn
ofusion
Sign Language.
~The prisoner
language, your
What was
Constable
throntening
The Mag
guuge?
to fight
instrate the Ia:
Constable
- Loudon Globe.
Matched,
poke or drink
my daughter,
-~Brookiyn [Life
Why They Fall.
It takes some
gure they
io
wets le
peonie
go ahead -8t. Paul
Press
partments
rem:
SPECIAL
indir Lg
OVERCOAT
Rain coats
y
100 3 NP f£11 *
WA LLE LaDTICS
J Ww WA
er wyree
Al WY AL
in Ove ts
3 iN vercoa
nto
*15 00
150 Overcoats and
They are made of fash-
ut have only one or two of
ken sizes, Therefore we give
enough to take advantage such
and Raincoats that they cannot
Wis Y
when they see them,
$
5g
for th
1¢ coming season it will
long as your size is here,
TE Te TE
TR STC
TERRY
uy
2
he 38
WT Ee
for Men, Wo
at .50, .75, $1.00,
LACES and F
IV
in Silk and Cotton.
Everything in
Ocean Grove
Camp Meeting
Round
rip
Closing Sunday and
Monday of Camp Ieeting