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LOCALS
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Bnyder, near Centre Hall,
about a week age.
= The rainfall for the first haif of July
was three and threc-quarter inches,
which ie far above normal.
Misa Alice Boon of New Haven,
j Sour, arrived on Monday at the home
} of hier grandfather, B, D. Brisbip.
The postal laws prevent Any mer-
tioning in newspapers of the chief
event at the closing of Old Home
week,
Mr. and Mre. Harry F. Hubler of
Lock Haven spent a few days over the
Fourth in Centre Hall at the home of
the former's parents,
Miss Marie Kurtz returned to Byre-
cuse University, New York, last week,
after two weeks’ visit at the home of
her parente, Rev. and Mrs. D. 8
Kurtz.
J. C. Lee, Jr, of Spring Mille, d¢-
livered two Baxon ‘ 3ix” touring cars
during the past week to Station Agent
P. C. Bradford, at Lemont, and A. J.
Bhook, at Spring Mille.
Messre. William and George BSwarlz
of Tusseyville are receiving private in-
struction from Prof. Willlam Heck-
mar, Centre Hall's new principal, and
make the trip twice a week.
Mr. and Mre. Calvin Osman and
daughter Ruth, of (Glen Iron, autoed
to the home of Mre. Osman’s brother,
Janes Runkle, at Tusseyville, on Bup-
day, where they spent the day.
B. D. Brisbip, representing the local
I. 0. O. F., and Mre, J, H. Knarr, rep-
resenting the Rebekah Lodge, attend-
ed the annual representatives’ meet-
ing at the Orphans’ home at Bunbury,
on Tuesday.
[sanc Smith, agent for the George
Vonada heirs, advertises at public sale
on the last day of this month, the
George Vonada farm in Brush Valley.
The farm contains 224 acres, and has
on it some fine timber.
Mr, and Mre. John Cronin of Johns-
town ; Mre. Clarence Heim and three
children of Harrisburg; Mre. Domer
Emerick and duughter Beatrice of Al-
toons, were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mre. W. F. Colyer, on the Colyer
farm, east of Centre Hall.
Mr. and Mre. William Breon and
family of eight ehildrer, of Pittst urgh,
arrived at the home of the former's
sister and brother-ir-'aw, Mr, and Mrs.
J. Cloyd Brooks, near Centre Hall,
last week. Mr. Breon returned in a
few days but the remainder of the fan -
ily will remain for a week or more,
The room above the post office, in
the Reporter building, for the past two
years occupied by the local W. C. 7T
U., is being converted into a0 ex-
changs for the Hell Telephone Co n-
pray. The plumbing and carpenter
work will be completed in a short
time, The W.C.T. U. headquarters
is bring moved into the Kreamer store
building, into the room vacated by the
Bell Telephone Company.
Mery, Henry Stoner of State College
Lad ber left arm broker. between the
elbow and wrie’, on Bunday evening
of last week while on her way home
from Bel'sfoutr, in company with her
hasband and Mr. and Mr. W. H.
inird. The party was traveling in
the Baird car and at a print above
Peru the ear skidded in the mud and
worked way ioto a ditch srd
Struck a wire fence, Mrs, Storer
thrust her arm oat of the car and
when the top struck the fer ce the
bone io her fore arm was broker The
auto was slightly damaged,
its
Frank Yearick of Madisonburg,
whe, together with his wife, figured in
the suto accident several weeks sgo
which proved fatal to Mrs. Yearick,
wishes to correct the erroneous ides
that be and Mre, Yearick jamped from
the car. Mr, Yearick, in gpeaking to
the Reporter, says that the great speed
which the car gained in ite wild dash
down the mountsin road, together
with the position of the car at the pa:-
ticular time of the acciden', resulted
in his being pitched over the side,
Mrs. Yearick, tor, was thrown from
a i,
Spring Mills,
Mre. Emma Hez)l was » Bellefonte |
Old Home week visitor.
Mr, and Mrr, Bhadle visited at the |
home of Jacob Lee, Hr,
Ray Orndorr,
Misa
Mhiore ls 8 gues
for two weeks, is improving,
Rev. J. V. Royer and family of Mif-
flinville are spending some time at the
C. E. Royer home,
F. A. Long and family of Cam-
b-idge, Ohic, are visitors at the J. D.
Loog home,
Dr. H. B. Braucht and son Dean
ware passengers to Philadelphia on
Thursday, returning Haturday,
Almost every family in town was
represented at Bellefonte during Old |
Home week, and all seemed pleased,
Joun Myers and family and Blaine
Bitner sutoed to Boalsburg on
day where they spent the day.
The community was shocked to
hear of the death of Miss Lizzie Btover
which occurred at the home of er ale-
ter near Centre Hall, She lived in
Spring Mills for a number of years,
That lightning does strike twice In
the same place was proven last week.
Two years ago lightning struck and
demolisl ed the steeple of the Evanp-
gelical church on the hill, A new
church, lower and more modern, was
erected, and last week this was struck,
tearing off a bosrd and hurling it
across the street and into the second
story window of the house owned by
B. F. Kennelly and occupied by Mre.
Grant Braucher and family, breaking
the window panes. The same day
lightning struck the yard fence of (,
P. Long and hurled a paling through
8 window of the William Bitner home,
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Marriages
and Mre, (*, W,
Miss laabel
N.Y.
Hostermar,
Mr, and Mre,
Paulsbore, N
L
and Mre,
of Well
son Paul
Bur- Kreamer,
Oae day last
her taken to the
where she un
Reporte are tha
nicely.
Guests at the
Mr. and Mr
Jack, of
Geiger and day
Miss Coover,
Afiil, }
SRliiers
isburg, and M
ville,
Cal. W
arrival of a t
Haymakis
present
Licenses,
teorge Davy, Blanchard
Alwa G. Daughienbaug!
Henry Watson, Miles!
Alice Miller, Bellefonte
George W, Wythe, § hillpsburg
Gladys BR. Peters, Phi ipstirg
treorge Getchall, Philipsburg
Mabel A. Maney, Ph
Clair Nichols, Asron re
Maude C, Stover, Aarons
Musser E Coldron, «
Carrie R, Kreltzer, Centre
Lester MeClure, Lock Have fn
Ora Bickel, Mil! Hall
Jomeph B, Kahler
Margaret E. Stutzman, W
Elmer Barto, Warriors Mark
Famous Gospel Singer
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In traveling about as
po * { > : % ve 3 1
Lowe comes in contact with all 1
churches use Weave rl he has tr
words are, therefore. auth
WHY DO WEA
Because the Weaver Or n
Piano Co., of York, Pa.. have be fn
building pianos and
years and have
organs |
never manufact:
ed any instruments ex ept a
one. Their wtole
been to conduct a
would grow a little 1}
respect of the publi
Their present position
facturers of the Weaver
est standard of Piano quali
attained —is due to that am
ambition has
business that
er in the
Year
employed
the home
town jus
Mr.
Buflal
Bummer with
a
Anronsburs .
SAR Ey
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of
{ of
8 home
a fine din
Mr, and Mr
atlas
Aviv, w. re
Dr. Musse
Haven houspitsa
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Mre., Mc(Usge
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Mr, T,
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pariook
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Committees Meoting
inmilles representing the five
Penns Valley
Centre
galions in the
Latheran charge will meet nt
July 17¢
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Hing Woth and
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Cultivator,
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Steel and Wood Drum
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and
Crushers,
Yee. 3 ar ‘
DIACK Hawk Lom
Wire and
Johnston Mowers, Rakes,
I Combined Side Rake and
Tedder.
Lancaster Side Rake.
Hocking Valley,
John Deer and Dain Hay
Loaders,
(rearless,
Lawn Fence.
Johnston Binders.
New Idea. Nisco and John
Deer Manure Spreaders.
Frost King Gasoline Engines
New Stoughton Wagons—a
lot of them just received.
Farm Barrows, garden Bar-
rows, lime and stone Bar-
FrOWS,
Corn Shellers.
And anything in the ma-
chine line you want we
have or will get for you,
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the suo » moment later, he aid,
Potters Mills
Mamuel Slack is on the sick list Lut
al this writing Is better,
Mer. William Hubler js tpendicg »
short time at the Armstrong home.
Ihe stork visited the M. A. Burk -
holder home apd left a large baby boy.
Harry Wagner and wife spent some
time with the formes's parents,
Mr. Ry and daughter feem Tyrone
sre visiting st the J. W. Miller home.
A«hbridge Thomas msde & business
trip to this place in his touring car,
recently,
Mis Fernie MmeKinvey snd sister
are visitirg their uncle, William Mc-
Kinney, '
Mr. ©. F. Thomas went to New
York to spend some time with her
mnther,
Mr, and Mrs, Henshall spent Bunday
With the latter's parents, Mr. and Mr.
Wilkinson,
Roy Smith snd Indy friend, Miss
MeClellar, spent a few days in Lewis
town with Mr. and Mrr, Ashbridge
Thomap,
Jesse MoClenshar, the busiest man
in our towr, ran a “Jitney ”! to and
from Bel'e'on'e vu ing Old Home
week. He ila 8 hustler and thinks
of getting a seven passenger oar,
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