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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED (WEEKLY,
CENTRE HALL - - PENNA.
THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1914.
SMITH & BAILEY ar Proprietors
SB: W.BMITH . « + + ¢ « & Editor
EDWARD E. BAILEY { Eiinees Nanager
Business Nanager
Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as
econd Class mall matter,
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Uniled States Senator
A. MITCHELL PALMER, Monroe County.
Governor
VANCE C, McCORMICK, Dauphin County.
Liewienant Governor
WILLIAM T. CREASY, Columbia County.
Secretary of Internal Affairs
GEORGE H. ROWLEY, Mercer County.
Representatives al Large in Congress
ROBERT 8. BRIGHT, Philadelphia County.
MARTIN JENNINGS CATON, Allegheny Co.
LUTHER B. SEIBERT, Potter County.
JOHN SMITH SHIRLEY, Clarion County.
Representative in Congress, 21st District
WILLIAM E. TOBIAS, Clearfield County
Senator in the General Assembly, 34th District
WILLIAM H. PATTERSON, Clearfield Co.
Representative in the General Assembly, Centre County
DAVID W. MILLER, Ferguson Township.
Member of State Commilive
W. D. ZERBY
County Chairman
ARTHUR B. LEE
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS
Reformed —S8pring Mills, morning; Unlon, al-
ternoon : Centre Hall, evening. The service at
Centre Hall is a union temperance service. The
speaker, Prof. C. J Potts, Altoona, is a repre
sentative of the Anti saloon League,
The Weather.
Readings of the thermometer are made dally at
5 p. m., and indicate the highest and lowest
pints reached during the preceding \wenty-four
ours,
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soyou; uy
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novieg)
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Wednesday, 22
Thursday, 23
Friday, 24
Saturday, 25
Sunday, 0
Monday, 27
Tuesday, 28 | 1.60
F means fair; C P C means
means cloudy;
partly cloudy. .
Beporter Register
Chas. A. Shaffer, Berwick
Robert Sheffer, Dewart
John Bubb, Red Mill
Mrs. J. M Spicher, Cressor
Mrs. W. E. Probert, Derry
Mme H. J. Lambert, State College
Rev. D. Gress, Margaret and Elizabeth Gress,
Harrison City.
John E. Rishel, Tusseyville
W. N. Lane, Manchester, N, Y,
LOCALS
William Swab of Linden Hall, who
was operated on at the Bellefonte
hospital for hernis, was discharged
Saturday and reports his physical con-
dition as being fine.
Mrs. 8. H. Glenn and son of Al-
toona are visiting at the home of her
aunts, Misses Jennie and Catharine
Foreman, Mrs. Glenn before mar-
risge was Miss Elsie Foreman,
The boardwalk is fa:t disappearing
in the borough. Concrete invariably
is taking its place and it wil be but a
short time until the town may be
traversed for ite mile length without
stepping on a board. New concrete
walks that have been laid within the
past week and others who have pre-
pared for their laying are those front-
ing the residences of Lawrence
Runkle, Wm. F. Floray, A. P, Krape
and Cleveland Mitterling.
Rev. Daniel Gress and daughters—
Margaret and Elizabeth—-arrived in
Centre Hall Friday evening in their
Chalmers car, from Harrison City, in
the Pittsburgh district, to spend a»
week among Rev, Gress’ former
parishioners and mapy friends whom
he made during his pastorate here. It
is their first visit since leaving Centre
Hall, which will be four yesrs next
January, and Rev. Gress noted with
pleasure the many Improvements
which bave occurred in the town
since that time.
: The Penn Eleotrie Compsny will
have its high tension line from Miles-
burg to State College completed with-
in a very short time, according to a
statement of superintendent Thomp-
son. The construction work is of the
most substantial character, and the
whole equipment modern, The terri.
tory between Bellefonte and Pleasant
Gap will also be given service, and it is
expected that many private houses
will be lighted in the country districts
before winter. The Slab Cabin Elec-
tri¢ Company, now spplyiog for a
charter, will serve rural districts. The
main company le aiming te further ex-
tend ite territory, and at some future
time, not too far distant, will have its
lives in Penvs Valley,
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BENEDIUTS BEAT THE SINGLES,
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Four Runs Enough to Win the Victory In
the Seven Inning TwiliBht Game,
Geary, the barber, furnished the
amusement, D. A. Boozer furnished a
good base hit, and eeveral of the
o'her benedicts furnished the four
runs that defeated the Single Men in a
twilight game on Grange Park Tues.
day evening. It wasn’t supposed that
the old timers could touch the spit
ball or see through the schemes that
make up present day baseball, tut
they pulled one over on the boys when
they dowped them 4 to 3 Of course,
the marriet men's team was not coms-
posed entirely of old et re, three or
four having joined the ranks of the
benedicts within the past few years,
but there was enough of the good
solid hitting to smack of old timee.
Roczer ean still connect for a good
drive when it is needed but finds that
his nether limbs refuse to move
rapidly as they did twenty-five years
ago, and that's why Btump for the
Singles got a two-bagger instead of
nothing when he hit one In Boozar's
territory in centre.
The singles opened with a run in
the first and the Married Men evened
t up in the second. Ia the third and
fourth the benedicts scored the re-
mainder of their ruvs and held the
Biogle Men to a 4 to 1 score until the
last two inpings of play, when they
scored twice.
This isa how they were placed on the
field : Married Men—A. Stahl, ¢; M
Bradford, p; P. Bradford, lat b; E
Bailey, 20d b; C. Bradford, 3d b; J
Koarr, ss ; F. Geary, If ; D. A Boczer,
ef ; E. Lutz, rf.
W. Bradford, p; Royer,
B. Buhl, 3rd
Bie
e;
Meyer, 20d b;
I«t b;
b:
Stump, rf.
Htahl,
P. Bradford, Kauasrr
dicts, and W. Garis,
Bradford for the singles,
A good-siz»d crowd was on hand to
were pulling for the Married Men
to win.
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Colyer.
Qiite a few raisers
through bere on fuoday.
Artbur Holderman
started out with his
chive.
Wiliam Rable from Boalsburg
spent Banday at tbe home of G. RK,
Meliss,
Greeley Jordan fell from a load of
hay and bad bis hip disloea'ed but
dust pasred
on Monday
threshivcg mes-
be is getting along fine,
Mr. and Mrs Peter Jordan made a
busipess trip to Centre Hall on Balur-
day.
Mre, O:vis Horuer and brother, Jesse
McUlenaban, made a flying trip to
Bellefonte in t he Istter’s Ford car,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gambling from
Selipegrove, avd ¥r. aud Mrs. Henry
Reitz from Boalsturg, spent Buudsy
evening st the home of Peter Jordan.
A birthday party was given io
honor of Mrs Peter Boal a few das
age. Bhe was presented with & big
pig, feed, flour, etc. Those present
were : Mr and Mrs. Calvino Bodtorf,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moyer and son
Cyrus, Mr. and Mre. John Mertz
Esther, Ralph, Catharine and Paul,
Mrs John Martz and daughter Miss
Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blatter.
beck, Mr, and Mre. Frank Bogdon,
Mr. aud Mrs. Willis Jordan snd son
Paul, Lydia Ishler, Mr. aud Mrs. John
Bubb, Mrs. John Weaver, Miss Mary
Farner, Mr. acd Mrs. Howard Liogle,
Fred Klinefelter, Ida Kiinefelter, Dors
Kiinefelter, Mra. George Meiss and
children Ervin and Ella, Milly
Horner, Bruce Weaver, SBylvina Bubb,
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Bosi, John and
Margaret Boa!, George Jordan, Will
jam Foust, P. B. Jordap, Mr. and Mrs,
John E. Babb, "Martha snd George,
Goldie Stover, Lenora Foust, William
Bubb, Charles Fye.
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FRUITTOWN,
Miss Helen Bodtorf left Tuesday of
lest week for Jersey Bhore to visit her
brother John.
Mr. aod Mra. E. R, McClellan were
plessant callers at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. T J. Fleisher last Friday,
Rev. A, J. Horper from Younge-
ville, is payiog his friends and rels-
tives in Centre county an extend-
ed visit,
Mre, J. A Getlig and family arrived
Inst Haturday at the former's home,
where they will spend their summer
vacation,
Mrs. Rush Dippery and sons Charles
and Walter of Reedeville are paying
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Edward Bubb, a visit,
Mrs. Emma Fobhringer is having
quite a bit of repair work done to her
bome. The work is being done by
John Bitper and Daniel Fohringer.
While bauling a load of hay one
day last week Greeley Jordan had the
misfortune of falling off the wagon
and dislooating his b p ; he la getting
slong fine at this writing.
W. A. Fleisher of Yesgertown last
Bupnday made a flying trip to his pa-
rent's (T. J. Fieleber’s) home here
He made the trip on his motoroycle
which he recently purchased.
The committee on entertainment
js busy at this writing masking
reparations for the Fleisher and Mo-
teilan reunion to be held on the sixth
of August ou the H., A. MeClellan
arm,
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BOALSBURG ITEMS.
Whit Peop'e Are Doing in Harris Township's
Principal Burg, as Reported by the Re
porter’s Faithful Correspondent,
Jacob Meyer spent Monday at
county seat,
John Hook visited
over Bunday.
John Btovir spent Bunday with
son at Pleasant Gap.
Miss Ruth Wagner of Altoona
visiting here,
Irvin Johnston of Crafton visited at
Boslshurg this week,
Will Fisher and family of Bunbury
spent Funday at Boalaburg,
Miss Ceell Harro enjoyed a visit of
three weeks with relatives in Tyrone
Mr. and Mrs. MeFwen
Uunlonville were recent visitors at
Bricker home.
Mrs. Stella Albertuun, a blind Indy
from Philadelphia, is vieiting at the
home of Mra. Wm, Blover,
Harry Leeperd of Bloomsburg
spending part of hls vacation with
the Houtz family.
William Hees of Whittaker spent a
few days at his former Dome at Boale.
burg.
Mr. snd Mra. Victor Dry
guests ut the
Matthew Goheen for 8 week.
Dr. L.. E. Kidder is putting up an
automobile garage and repairing and
enlarging the tin shop.
the
at Bellefonte
his
ja
of
the
Wm,
ie
of
home
Al-
of
toons were
erjoyed part of her vacation days at
Boalsburg.
We bad a flne ra'n Mouvdasy after
roon and pight, and a
i Tuesdsy forenoon
hard shower
Frank Fisher and family of Juniats
| with the Fisher families.
Mr.and Mrs. J. F
| Bunday with relatives
township
Mire,
! from
in Fergusol
her
Blanchard are visitiog at
| horae of Mr. end Mra. J. W. Miller,
Ms J. CC Bryson with her
Missa Helen Everett, of Derry
visitors st of Mra. MM
Woods
Mire
fens Ninth
{ Elizabeth
Clema Kuhn with
the home
KEoms Garis and son,
Fishburn sod Miss
| Corman of State College spent Sunday
evenivg st Boslahurg
Mra. Mollie Lindsey and
gan, are visitors at the H. 8.
home,
The of
arch sre baving a rocial at
ladies the
! ot the
‘Thursday } evens
| Farlsne home this (1
ing.
A number
rection of T
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| of workmen
nD. Boal
by the
are engaged
on the central square in Boalsburg.
Leonnid Rhone with several work
men from Centre Hall were jo
on Tueedsy taking awsy the gasoline
street lamps which were used here
before the electric light plant was es
tablished,
by the grange asacciation, and will be
placed in the grange park to used
during the encampment
Mr, Mrs. Robert MeCras sand
daughter Margaret of Bellevana
tion, Mrs, Navnie Mothersbaugh of
Williamsport, John Goheen and
family of Rock Bprings, J. H. Weber,
Mr, and Mrs J. Q A. Kennedy of Cen
tre Hall, and W, CC. Meyer of Btlate
College, attended the funeral of 8B, H.
Bailey.
A social! event was a carpet
party at the home of Mra. Harro on
Monday evening. About twenty.
eight ladies were present, Mrs. Stella
Albertson erjoyed the company and
helped at the sewing, and although
blind, her needle work beara close in-
spection. A number of
came when the work was
not Loo late for refreshments,
The lamups were pare hased
be
and
rag
gentlemen
done but
nats mei
Georges Valley.
F. M. Ackerman
trip to Millheim on Baturday
day with her parents at Bpring Mille,
Harry Vooada spent 8 inday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, C. J. Vonada
at Centre Hill,
Samuel Lingle sod family visited
Mr. aud Mra. Frauk Liogle at Colyer
on Bunday.
Mra Busan Mitchel r turned to her
home in Milroy sf er spending two
weeks with Mre. Samuel Lingle.
Mr, and Mrs, George Boal of Potters
Milla spent Bunday with Lheir uncle
and sunt, Mr. and Mra. Jarues Foust,
Mre, Charles Ripka spent a few
daya last week with friends at Plesssnt
Gap.
Mr. and Mra, J. OC. Reeder and
daughter Laura spent Sunday at the
home of Harry Cummings pesr Lin
don Hal; the trip was wade in their
new auto, :
The Uentral Hiate Normal BHehool
located at Lock Haven, Pa, is about
ander State control, All of the ar-
rapgements have been completed for
the taking over of the school by the
Btate on August 16th, The Central
Biate Normal Bohool has always been
one of the strong schoo's and its list of
graduntes includes many prominent
schoo! people and persona {rt Buential
in business and the professions, As
one of the Biate Bohools, ita sphere of
influence and usefulness will be te
IX sxudne, For the latest catalog of
@ nohool, address the Principal,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
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I NANCIAL TATEMENT OF CENTRE |
HALL BOROUGH BCHOOQL DISTRICT,
RECEIPT:
PRBE ssiirenseiarsiabodnssnsts satiate
Halunoe from last year...
iON. nse 50 n0as
Interest on bonds
ADpropriations.............
Other Sources
Total Recelpts........ coounvens
$1363 5
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~ $3816 12
DISBURBEMENTS
$1880
, 20
b7 0
27 9M
149 02
#9 01
90
181
Teachers
Rent and Repairs
Teachers’ Institute
Directors i
Text Books...
Buppiies
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and Contingencies...
Fen, Tax Col. $435.65, Treasurer
$25.00, Becretary $30 00............ 98
Auditors $6.00, Printing $12.25 18 2
Expressage and Postage......... 2
To'al Expenditures... dome
jalanee on hand
fotal
B74
571
~§8516 12
RESOURCES
dings :
1 to be collected 3
Total —§E008 91
LIABILITIES NORE
The above
1 Ly
statement was examined and found
care Lhe aucilors
THOS. L. MOORE,
B, KREAMER,
KNARR
Auditors
SUBPOENA IN DIYORCE
Ammer | Inthe Count of Common
lens of Centre County
0 111 May Term, 1914,
jeation in Divoroe,
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your wile Almeds
has filed a bel in the Court of
ty, No 111 May
rOree BRsinst You, now
tH appear
sepia
wir sald wile
: , php nan § Pp ux i ho cause, i
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Walp, whereas
1 Walp
of Cen're Uo
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bonds of
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RB, LEE,
Sherif!
OF CENTRE
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Swabl
DECREASED
Myrtle
, Iate of Fer
Penn's, decess
Court of Centre
0 lake personaly
{ Five Thoussnd
jow's share therein
a Act of
lay of April, A.D,
th ‘ ts and amend.
f that an order awarding said
¢ spegific articles of person
1 appraisernent ro
usmle the
inder Lhe
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rood,
A.D. 194
} thereod
if } exceptions
days, the same
fue
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ulely by the Court sailer
| FRANK SMITH
rub ets 1
phians’ Court
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on the estate of
Harris township,
Ae he above alate have
granied 10 the undersigned, be
request REY Persons EDOWIngG
12 make Im
i baring ciaims
t them duly suthens
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atary on §
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BITRER,
Executor
A DMINISTREATOR'S NOTICE ~~
the esiste of
Pot r Towa.
fstters of administration
RARAH TRESSLER iste
ship, deseased
petites of sdministration on the above estate
having been duly granted tothe undersigned, be
would respectfaily request all persons knowing
the cseives indebeed 10 the esiate 10 make (mime.
diate payment, and thow haring claims against |
the same to present them duly suthenticated for |
willement. .
HpA. CARBON,
Administrator
on
of
INDIA RUNNER DUCK EGGE-India Runner
Puck eges for sale: setting of 13 eggs for 75 cents, }
H.W. DINGES, Centre Hall, Pa {ITLL
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Market Reporte, ADVERTISEMENTS
Corn, on cob, 70 Ibm...
Corn, shelled, 66 Its.......
BAYER corciisciisnsr.eioee
Onts ,..
Barie
HORSE VOR SALE~Horse, weighs about 120
pounds, good worker. —G, C. KING Spring Mila,
WANTED 2000 Its, live poultry belore prices
drop on account molting season, Always pays Lo
Ries SOP BL enh bt sell early. .CHAB. D, BARTHOLOMEW, Centre
imothy, first grade........... Hall, Pa. 29.0.2
BERKSHIRE HOGS FOR BALE~8lock boar
full blooded ; also elght shoats, same breed,
JACOB C, LEE, spring Mills
SA AAs esses ASA Sai SESSA 12 HORSE FOR BALE
——— — . re | Yemrs 0}
every way-GEORGE
Hall,
Driving horse, black, five
can be handled by women, all right in
H EMERICK, Centr
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Notice is hereby given that an application will
be made by A. W. Lee, A. J, Musser and John W.
Wrikley, to the Governor of Fennsylvania, on
Tuesday, July 28th, 1914, at 10:00 A, M., under the
provisions of an act of Assembly, entitied “ An
HORBE FOR BALE~Good driving horse,
years old, fe«rlom of sutomobiles; will work
single or double ; weighs about 1000 be, Reasor
or selling, oo light for our purpose —~BABAH E
NEFF, Bpring Mills, Pa., K. D. 4, © 50. pd
four
approved the 29th
day of Ap, 1874, and the several supplements
thereto, lor 8 charter for an intended COrpora
tion tw be called
BLAB CABIN ELECTRIC COMPANY,
the character and object of which Is for the pur. — - 3 . » ;
pose of supplying heat, ligot and power, or PROPERTY FOR FALE Located at Fpring
either of then, by electricity to the public in the | Mille, and consisting of good plank frame, 2+lory
Township of Ferguson, County of Centre and house, stable, and nearly eightacresof land. Al
Slate of Pennsylvania, and to such porsons, part kinds of pun ery {ruil trees and grape vines © also
nerhiips and corporations residing therein or ad well OD aeverdaliine soft mountain waiter
jncent thereto as may desire the same, and for MARY E. BOWER, Milroy. Agent. 1
these purposes 10 hiave, possess and enjoy all the Bpriug Mills, Pa 0.32. pd,
rights, benefits aud privileges by sald Act of
Assembly and the Supplements thereto conferred
JOHN B. FIFHER
solicitor
most
BUILDING 1LOTE FOR BALE-Eight
y Lvtie AAA v
desirable bulldiny lots by
of them are corer lols
end stiractive prices 1, (
#00 Atherton B
Whi om ah
BULLOCK, JE.
. Blate Calle “
Progress Grange will meet in their
hall Baturday night.
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Straw Hats
REDUCED
The season for Straw Hats is just in its prime,
but we have reduced a lot of Men's and Boys’
Hats, so if you have not already purchased your
“straw ” you can effect a saving by buying here.
All the popular shapes and styles worn by the
good dressers. They will not last long.
KREAMER & SON
CENTRE HAL, PA.
LADIES
“FITZEZY"
SHOES
will cure corns!
SOLD ONLY AT
SAGER’S SHOE STORE
BELLEFONTE
Y
tt A a a el kb a ii EH I ,,.,..., LLL AAL
of our
in clothing
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
of every description. Don't
2, } Cas Loss
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