THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY,
CENTRE HALL - PENN’A.
HURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1914
SMITH & BAILEY
S. W. SMITH .
Proprietors
Editor
{ Loca! Editor and
EDWARD E. BAILEY { Business Manager
Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as
econd Class mall matter.
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‘DEMOCRATIC 1 TICKET.
Umiled States Senator
A. MITCHELL PALMER, Monroe County.
Governor
McCORMICK, Dauphin County.
Lieutenant Governor
WILLIAM T. CREASY, Columbia County.
Secretary of Internal & irs
WILLIAM MeNAIR, Allegheny County
Repr fatives at La s Congress
ROBERT 8. BRIGHT, Phila
MARTIN JENNINGS CATON, Allegheny
LUTHER B. SEIBERT, Potter County
JOHN SMITH SHIRLEY, Clar
Representative in Congress, 21st Dist
WILLIAM E. TOBIAS, Clearfield
VANCE C.
elphia County,
ion County
» General Ass y Bith }
PATTERSON, Clearfield (
VEpITES e in the General Assembly
DAVID WwW. MILLER, Fergusonu
Member
ZERBY
WILLIAM H.
{ State Com
WwW. D.
County Chairman
ARTHUR B. LEE
CH APPOINTMENTS
1, Harvest Home sers
The Westher.
g= of the ther:
» pI nd indicate ‘ y
poi nts reached during the preceding
hours.
_ Rea jin
Wednesday, 26
Thursday, 27
Friday, 25
Saturday, 29
Sunday. 30
Monday, 31
Tuesday, 1
F means fair; ©
partly cloudy.
means cloudy; P
LOCALS
Whest in the local market is quoted
at 95 cepts, and corn 90 centa,
J. M. Rosa and daughter, Misa Ella
Ross, of Linden Hall, were visitors io
town Monday.
Several business places in town Lad
their show windows repainted by ep
itinerant artist,
Mrs. Apna Hemphill of Philadel-
pbia is epending a few weeks with
her half-sister, Mrs. D. W. Bradford.
Mrs. F. W. Fmith snd daughter
Grace of Altoona were guests of Mr
nd Mrs. Harry E. Weaver, Mondsy
and Tuesday.
Mizs Fiorence Babel of Lancaster ie
spending a week at the Reformed
parsonage aa the guebt of Rev. and
Mrs. R. BR. Jones,
Prof. P. H. Meyer played the wed-
ding march at the Fry-Kaup wedding
yesterday ( Wednesday ). The selec.
tion waa Beethoven's Fantasia,
Mrs, A. E. Kerlin and ron William,
and Mrs, Barah Kerlin, Mr, and Mrs.
John Moore a'tended the funeral of
Olive 85. Bhaw at Btate College, Wed.
nesday,
Mise Helen Luse, a student in the
training sebool for nurses at the Belle
fonte hospital, spent Haturdav st the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Milford duee,
§ While driving his Ford car through
town Wednesday evening, J. Frank
McClellan had the misfortune of hav.
fog the rear axle break, csusing the
right wheel to leave the car.
W.J. Emith picked three tomatoes
from one vine this week which weigh-
ed five and three-quarter pounds.
The largest of the trio measured twen-
ty inches in circumf-rer ce and weigh-
od two and one-half pounde., Whe
can beat it?
Mr. and Mrs. George W, Bradford,
Al Bradford, snd Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Bradford on Friday went to Phoenix.
ville where they were entertained une
til Monday by Mr. and Mrs. Willism
Bradford and Mr, snd Mrs, Jerome
Auman. They report the former
Penne Valley farmers as prospering.
Mr, and Mre. 8, H. Heckman and
daughter, Mise COntharine, sutoed
from Johnstown Monday snd will
spend a week with Mra, Heckman's
parents, Mr. aud Mre. H. W. Kreamer.
They were also accompanied by Mise
Tace Kreamer of Philadeiphia, who
had been st the home of her sister,
Mrs. Heckman.
PUBLIU SUHOO (8 OPENED,
One Hundred and Six Paplls In Attend.
wuce First Day—A List of Scholars,
The wheels of education were set In
motion Mondsy morning in the
borough with an attendance of ove
bundred sud six pupils. Eight
months of work are before echolars
and teachers but the school year will
not start in earpest until after the
Grange Encampment and Falr, during
the entire week of which the schools
will be closed
The names of the teachers and the
scholars present on the opening day
followe :
PRIMARY
Miss Helen Bartholomew, teacher,
Ralph Emerick
Elizabeth Gross
Frank Gross Helen Runkle
Lottie Keller Ruth Runkle
Lu.ner Krebs Franklin Runkle
Robert Krebs Byers Ripka
Helen Long Joseph Ruble
Edna Luse May Smith
George Lutz Kathryn Wagner
Mary Weaver
Mary Weber
Florence Zettle
Vienna Zettle
William Zett'e
INTERMEDIATE
T.5
GRADE
Dorothy Packer
Vivien Packer
Grace MeClenahan
Miriam Moore
Ralph Mart
John Meyer
Paul Miller
GRADE
Moore, teacher
Isaiah Emery
vewton Crawford
flliam Sweetwood
ed Lucas
fowa'd Emery
Harold Breon
Albert Smith
Daniel Daup
Ralph Owens
Clyde Smith
Harr
Paul |
Frankiir
John Lutz
M ¢
Albert Emery
oa Sos
BOALSBURG ITEMS.
What People Are Doles in Harris Township's
Principal Burg, ss Reported by the Re-
porter’s Faithful Correspondent,
The picnioc on Thursday was 8 most
delightful one, The day was all that
could be desired, and the grove where
it was held is one of the mo-t inviting
places in this locality, On the tables
was found everything that wae good
to eat. The band furnished ice cream
and other luxuries, After dinner R
B. Harrison gave an address of we's
c.me and Clement Dale of Bellefonte
responded. Other speskers were D.
F. Fortney of Bellefonte and Rev, O,
T. Aikens o Burquehanns University.
EW. Bweeney read letters from
Judge B. F. Keller, Charleston, Vir
ginia, and Rev, G. W. Lesher of Cleve-
laud, Obio, who were formerly from
Boslsburg. Then followed music by
the band and a male quartette, closing
the program by all upiting In singing
** America. "’
After this a game of baseball was
played in an adjoining fleld, Those
who did not feel interested in the ball
game remained in the grove and had a
social time,
Amopg the vumber who
REBERSBURG
Mra. Levi Wane» of Bellefonte
| present visiting wu the
roof at th
Mr. Waugter sud
burg are sj
William Bair,
Our publie gchools orened lost Tus
day with Prof. C. IL.
principal,
Bome farmers
wheat this week
acres to plow yet,
Mr. and Mw, David
tre Hall spent a few
visiting rel
Mra. Borjan
pbia is visiting
ja
der parent
is plac e.
femily
he bows
wrpiog st
Gramiey
of our are rowil
while olhivis
Meyer of Ce
days last
stives at this placa,
iu Bmith of FPoillade
fTeialives 1
quaintaopces in
Forest Ocker of M
5:
the near future move tot!
town
Sires wi}
LURE Wiil
i#p
of Charles erly ’s be
RCs
occupy part
Nis George Miller ist
Mra. 1
LiL Care
bomsee Garret who rece
paralytic siro «st
companions of bygone
different parts of the
sll heartily welcomed by
mittee In charge and by
Boalsburg and vici:
The oceaslon
days,
who
the
peupls Of
sinle,
he
ity in general,
io
WAS one ong
remembered,
+
Mre. Mary Taylor of
bere for the picate
Mis Helen Coxey hae gone to Will-
ismsport to 8 business college,
Hervices will be held in the Re
ed church Bundsy at 10:15
Miss Esther Brown |
Harrisburg for a vacation,
Miss Alida Rothrock
Milroy
bome
was home
Fry Kaop
At the home of the bride's parents,
Mr G Ksup, at Boals.
burg, at high noon yesterday ( Wed.
nesday ), their second daughter, Miss
Esther Kaup, te wife of
James Fry of Clearfield. About seven
ty-five invited witnessed the
pretty ruptisle which was performed
by Rev. J. 1 Stovecypher of the
Lut church, g the ring
Ceremony
sud Mrs =
became
guess
heran employit
of
ished next
the wedd
week,
Pe
publ
tui eo ing will be
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The Weather for August,
The sversge maximum temperature
for August was clore to the nipety-
degree mark The rainfall for the
waa light, only ere inch and »
ha!f falling during the thirty-one days
The heaviest precipitation occurred
iss wetk—Thursdsy and Friday-—at
which time the raln guage registered a
fall of eighty-six hundredths of ap
iceh T™ e ground had been so dry aw
a result of the protracted drought that
plowing wae very little benefitted.
m uth
atonal sent mii
Four S'leos To Go Up
The value of the silo to the farmer,
from an ia be.
comi-g more fully realized, In =»
little community ess! of Centre Hall
four large silos are to be constructed,
sceording to the Centre Oak corres.
pondent, The farmers taking thie
step are, J. K. Bitoer, W, D. Bartges,
H. B. Frackeoberger, and Ierael
Hpayd,
hm —
Pottors Mills
Mra. Hugh Taylor snd four chile
dren of Bellefonte spent the past week
at the Potters Mills hotel.
Mre, G, H. MeCormick snd two
little boys are visiting in Asronsburg,
D. K. Gels of Philadelphia spent
Friday at the home of Samuel Black,
Jesea MceClensthan snd mother and
Mrs. Micheel Hmith attended the
picnic at Boalebarg on Thursday,
Clyde Coldron of Huutingdon
visiting Lis grandparents, Mr,
Mre. Williem Blauser,
F. A Carson, W, E Montgomery,
Jovcph Carson and Frank Palmer,
spent Sunday evening in Bellefonte,
Miss Cora MeClenatbsn and friend
of Pittsburgh are visiting with Mrs.
Auvna MoUlenathan,
Two sutomobile loads from this
place spent Friday in Lock Haven,
— hn ——— SL —————
If you can any “1 am for Penneyl.
vania, ' call at the Reporter office for
a button wit + that Inscription on it
Well, of conree, wo are ull for Penn.
een omic standpoint,
in
snd
Miss Ruth Rapp from the
tal ie home
Callen
Mrs. Wil
Miss Ruth,
port,
B, F. Hs
Kuhn and
are visitors from Will
lie
Iams ~
Mre. N. W. Meyer.
The ladies civie club will meet
ism pp
Centre
evening, B-pltember 4th,
Fred Ishler departed on Wednesday
for Altoona where he will be
dent of the High School.
Mrs Ella Jackson her two
boys were visitors from Huptiogdon.
Robert Wieland Miss Ethel
the High
a slu-
with
and
Gingerich sare stiendiog
#chool at Biate College,
Edward R. Weber and sister, Miss
Alice, of Huntingdon erjoyed a ten
days visit with Centre county frie nde.
Mrs. Margaret Riley enjoyed an
auto ride to Mifflinburg with some of
the Weber family at State Cr
Mr+. Charles Duni
Joho snd Robert, of Staten Island,
XY.
Lurg
lege.
sui with her sons
N
spent a day with relatives al Boale-
R B Harrison »
Miss Rhods, aud Mise Leon
erjoyed a Uip to Philadelphia
Atiantie City.
Mr. snd Mrs. Jacob Myer and Mr,
and Mrs. Jee Brooks spent Eundsy
with relatives in Ferguson township,
Mises Rhoda Harrison and
Wieland will Lave their
opening Wednesday and
September, 8.b snd 10th.
Mr snd Mrs James Poorman sl.
tended the funeral of the Intter's sis.
ter, Mrs. Mary Wilson, at Linden
Hell on Satarday,
Oar new postmssie’, Jscob Meyer,
took charge of the posteflice on the
1st, Mise Gussie Murray will be his
senistant for some time.
James Fry of Philadelphia and Mi»
Esther Kaup of Boalsburg were uuited
in marriage by Rv. J. I. Btonceypher
at the hame of the bride, at noon
September 20d, Congratulations are
extended,
Mrs. Annis Kremer ard son Condo,
Mr. and Mm J P, Wagner and their
friend Mr. Lauver, Mr. snd Mra E.
P. McIntire and Mra. W. KE Ge tig
and son Willlam Henry were visitors
from Altoona last week,
”
Mrs
snd
L#ons
millivery
Thurad:.y,
a”
Will Be at Evesmpment & Falr,
We will be fully prepared to look
after your comfort daring the Grange
Eccampment and Fair at Centre Hall,
in the event of cool weather or rain,
with a fall line of raincoats, sweaters,
eubbe;s, umbrellas, parasols, children’s
con 8, ele You will find us at Harb
line's stand. Look for the sign.
HERR'S DEPARTMENT ? TORE,
Millbetm,
——————— MAY UP BO
Colyer.
Hurrah ! it ic soon plenie time.
The farmers are about ready to do
their seeding.
Arthur Holderman was through
here with his threshing masobive,
Miss Mary Nef, opened her sohool
on Monday mnoruivg at this place.
Mra G R Melon lnat week returned
home from Altooun where she spent a
few daye with her daughter, Mrs,
George Yaunell
AI A AP ATARI
Letters not called for in Centre Hall
postoffice september 1: Hsmuel Ha.
syivanin, especially the boye for whom
the buitops are intended,
turip, T. B. Warduer —~G. M. Boal,
postmaster,
ta t Yet
parents } spl
turn (0
nl. BbLe bad bee
attending esmpmesting
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WATER PIPES |
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PUMPS and
REPAIRS
Everything in the Plumb-
ing Line—bathroom fix-
tures, etc, at lowest prices.
S. J. ROWE
Centre Hall, Pa.
ARVAQLBO LHC DIBVIROOWOROD
$ Centre Hall Poulry Yards
Single Comb White Leghorns
exclusively,
The stock that has quality by
actual test.
Eggs now for sale.
Will Sell at Once, 20 Incubators &
Brooders, at a Great Sacrifice.
Chas. D. Bartholomew
CENTRE HALL, PA,
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