THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY,
CENTRE HALL - - PENN’A.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1915
SMITH & BAILEY . . . . . Proprietors
S. WW. SMITH . . a Editor
Local Editor and
Business Manager
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Reformed—Centre Hall, morning ; Tusseyville,
afternoon. Harvest Home at both places,
Presbyterian—Spring Mills, morning ; Centre
Hall, evening. Rev. J. C, Kelly of Sunbury will
preach,
Lutheran-—Georges Valley, morning;
afternoon ; Centre Hall, evening.
Home services at all three appointments,
Union,
Harvest
Methodist—Sprucetown, morming; Centre Hall,
afternoon ; Spring Mills, evening. An invitation
will be given to any who desire to unite with
the church at these services,
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce that James E.
Harter of Penn township is a candidate for the
office of County Treasurer, on the Democratic
ticket, subject to the rules governing the Primary
Election, paid
RECORDER.
We are authorized to announce that W, Francis
Speer is a candidate for the office of Recorder of
Centre County, on the Democratic ticket, sub
ject to the rules governing the Primary Election.
paid
PROTHONOTARY
We are authorized to announce that D.
Foreman of Bellefonte is a candidate for the
office of Prothonotary, on the Democratic ticket,
subject to the rules governing the Primary
Election, paid
REGISTER.
We are authorized to announce that J, Frank
Smith of Bellefonte is a candidate for the office of
Register, on the Democratic ticket, subject to the
rules governing the Primary Election,
SHERIFF
Tv the Democratic Volers of Centre County :
At the coming Primary Election I will be a
candidate for the Democratic nomination for
Sheriff and respectfully solicit the votes of the
party.
GEORGE H. RICHARDS,
p'd
R.
Philipsburg, Pa.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
are authorized to announce that D.
Pau
y. of Bellefonte,
will be a candidate for
rict Attorney, subject to the action of the
Democratic voters as expressed at the primaries
on Tueaday, September 21st, 1915,
COMMISSIONER
authorized to announce that Daniel
is a candidate for the office of
y Commissioner, on the Democratic ticket,
ct 10 the rules governing the Primary elec-
paid
‘We are authorized to announce that William
N sa candidate for the office of County
laloner, subject to the action of the Demo-
party as expressed at the Primaries, Se
ember 21st, 1915, pa.
We are
A. Grove
JUDGE
We are authorized to announce as the candi-
date of the people and for the people the name of
J. Kennedy Johnston for the office of Judge in
Centre County ( being the 49th. Judicial District )
who respectfully solicits your influence and sup
port ou his behalf for office’upon a non-parti-
san ticket,
We are authorized to announce that NX. B
Epangler is a candidate for the office of Judge,
subject to the decision of the voters at the pri-
maries to be held, Tuesday, September 21st.
paid
We are authorized to announce that Ellis L.
Orvis is a candidate for the office of Judge, sub
ject to the decision of the voters at the primar.
ies to be held Tuesday, September 21st, 1915,
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the office of President Judge of Centre county, on
the non-partizan ballot.
pd CLEMENT DALE,
We are authorized to announce that Jeremiah
Bungart of Miles Township is a candidate for
gounty auditor, on the Democratic ticket, sub-
ject to the rules governing the Primary election.
authorized to announce that Binie H.
nner township, will be a candidate for
on as Auditor of Centre county, subject
cision of the Democratic voters as ex
at the primaries on Tuesday, September
21st, 1915,
LOCALS
Philip Robb of Btate College spent a
week at the home of his sunt, Mrs.
Thomas Swartz, at Tusseyville,
Mise Elsie Rearick of Milroy is
spending a week at the home of her
grandmother, Mre, Mary Rearick.
A complete line of new Fall clothing
will be shown by D. J, Nieman at the
Encampment and Fair. Look for it.
adv.
Rev. ¥. A. Boyder of Middleburg was
a visitor of Rev, and Mrs. F, H., Foss,
at the Evangelical parsonage, on Mor-
day,
Mre. Frank Harmon and dsughter,
Blanche, of Williamsport are visiting
at the home of Mre. Harmon's brother,
Prof. H. A. Dodson,
Mre. C. D. Bartholomew and daugh-
ters are in Altoons, guests of Ed. L.
Bartholomew. Miss Helen Bartholo-
mew will bring them home Friday by
auto,
Dr. G. W. Hosterman spent a few
days at the home of his son, Prof.
John HB. Hostermap, at Montrose,
Mre. Hosterman for the past two
months or more has been sffiicted
with rheumatism.
The six weeks’ evangelistic campaign
by Rev. Paul Brown and party came
to a close Bunday night, More than
one hundred conversions took place in
that time and the net proceeds
smounted to $600,
Franklin J. Loog of Washington,
D. C., is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mre. D, Geles Wagner, near Tus-
seyville, where Mrs, Long and chil
drei: hinve been for a month or more,
The family will return home after the
Encampment and Fair,
® Rev. and Mre. F. H., Foss and son
Thomae, accompanied by Lee Mosso,
bible instructor of the Brown Evan-
gelistic party, and wife, made a trip in
the former's car to Bradford county,
beginning of this week, where the
Mossos will spend their vacation.
LOUALS
Lillian and Mary Pennington spent
a week with thelr grandmother, Mrr,
Mary Smith, in Bellefonte.
Mr. and Mre, C. H, Meyer of Reede-
ville were guests for a few days of the
former's parente, Mr. and Mre, D. J.
Meyer.
Mre. George Robertson of Hartford,
Connecticut, was an arrival at the
home of her father, B. D. Brisbin, on
Monday.
E. B. Ripka is in Boston, Massachu-
sette, headquarters of the Hamilton
Brown Bhoe Company, in whose em-
ploy he ie,
Ed. Brown installed a Bell tele-
phone in the home of Jesse McClens-
har, the auto liverymap, at Potters
Mille, this week.
Mr. and Mre., J. FB. Getchell and
little son of Youngwood, spent a few
days last week at the home of Mr, and
Mre. Cyrus Brungart.
A Weaver piano was placed in the
home of Mr. and Mre. Charles Bart-
ger, at Bpring Mille, by the local
agent, Prof. P. H. Meyer.
Harry Hubler of Lock Haven and
Roy Tressler of Centre Hall on Batu:-
day evening took initiatory and first
degrees in the local I. O. O. F, ledge,
D. J. Nieman, the up-tc-late Mill-
heim clothier, will be on Grange Park
during the Encampment, with a select
line of wearing appare!. Look for
him. adv,
William Boozer, last week, built an
addition to the camp house belonging
to a number of Btate Collega profes-
sional men and located far in Reliz's
Gep, near Boalsburg.
Louise Smith and Miriam Foss
spent a few days at Btate College with
relatives of the former little maiden.
Mr. and Mre. T. I. Bmith brought
them home on Tuesaday.
Mre. Harry Burris of Oak Hall
spent Bunday at the home of her ps-
rents, Mr. and Mre. Jacob Bharer,
Her little sister, Mabelle, returned
home with her for a short stay.
Boyd Homan of Btate College, who
visited relatives in Freeport, Illinois,
for some weeks, left for home begin-
ning of this week. On Friday he at-
tended a reunion of the Runkle fam-
ilies at Freeport,
Grange Park has again taken on its
color of white and appears in the dis-
tance like the camp of a belligerent,
All tents are now erected with the
exception of a few in use at the Will-
iam’s Grove picnic this week.
The home of Mre. Emaline Coldron
is undergoing improvement. A short
time sgn a new addition was built
and now the old portion is being reset
with new windowr, new studding, ete,
Carpenter Aaron Thomas is doiog the
work.
Miss Barah Goodbart of Cleveland,
Obie, who for the past several months
has been visiting reiatives in Pennpevi-
vanie, is at the bome of her mother,
Mre. Mary Goodhart, in this place,
and will remain until after the Eop-
campment and Fair,
Mr. and Mre. Martin Rutter of
Meyerdale, Bomerset county, and Mr.
and Mre. Martin of Williamsport auto-
ed to Centre Hall on Tuesday and
took dinner at the home of the form-
er’a niece, Mre. H. A. Dodson. The
Iatter couple returned home the same
day while the former went to Reeds
ville to visit their niece, Mre. W. H
Thompsor.
I. J. Dreese of Lemont spent a few
days in the Lock Haven hospital as
the result of injuries sustained on his
chest when he was thrown violently
against the steering wheel of his Sto-
debaker automobile as the car struck a
concrete culvert above Flemington,
Saturday night. Mr. Dreese was on
his way home from attending the Old
Home week festivities at Lock Haven
and when his car skidded it struck the
culvert with such force that one of the
front wheels was broken and the
frame was bent, Dreese returned to
his home Tuesday morning suffering
little from the sceident,
CENTRE MILLS
Abper Hill and family spent Bunday
with Ira Bholiz,
Paul Behafler and Miss Ida Rachau
attended the tabernacle meeting at
Centre Hall.
Ezra Breoo, wife and little son of
Philadelphia are gueats at the home of
the former's parents,
Mr. and Mre. Harry Bectol returned
after picking buckleberries and visit-
ing friends in Union county for some
time.
Mr. and Mre, Coble and little grand-
son of Linden Hall visited their sop,
Charles Coble, of this piace, Baturday
and Sunday.
Roy Held and Ira Bhultz made a
trip to Union county, and upon re-
turning had their sutomobile loaded
with peaches.
Edna Bailey returned to the home of
her grandparents after spending sever-
al weeks with Miss Gertrude Bpangler
at Centre Hall,
Those who attended the Bunday
school picnic above Rebersburg last
Friday were Frank Bailey, Wilmer
Confer, Evelyn and Goldie Bhultz and
Clarence Chirls of Bpring Bank ; J. A,
Kline, Mre. Godshall, Mr. and Mrs,
Coble and children, Eva Balley, Mre,
Relsh and dsughterss Verna and
Dorothy, and son Oriap, Mr. Best and
family, Mre. Commings and family,
Mable Musser, Olle Vonada.
BOAI SBURG
John K. Blover was home from
Philadelphia for 8 week's vacation,
Norman Blagle spent Bunday
Lock Haven,
Mise Annie Lohr spent Mouday at
hier home at Centre Hall,
Mise Elizabeth Lucas returned on
Monday from a visit to Osceola Mille,
Charles Hosterman visiting at
Huntingdon,
Rev. B, OC, Btover and family er joy-
ed an auto trip to Rebersburg on Mogp-
day.
A very excellent temperance address
was given by Mr, Bennetts on
eveniog,
The Boalsbhurg band attended
festival at Pine Grove Mills on
day evening. |
Mac Hartswick and family of Al-|
toona visited at Lemont and Boal |
burg.
Miss Frances Patterson Is spending |
this week at the home of Mrs, Will-
iam Ferree at Oak Hall,
Mre, Mary Boone of Osceols Mille |
spent part of last week at the home of |
ber brother, Robert Condo,
Mre, Grace Bhehan of New York |
City spent a few days with relatives at |
Boalsburg,
The Harvest Home Thanksgiving |
will be held in the Reformed church |
on Bunday at 10:15.
A. J. Hezel and family attended the |
Hazel reunion at
Thursday.
J. H. Roush of
short visit at the home of
ter, Mrr. A. J, Hazel,
Mr. and Mre, J. A.
with relatives at
Huantipgdonr,
B. F. Heffley
Daniel Ream,
Aasronsburg spent a
N. WW. Meyer home
Mre. William
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Monday honor Mre,
Fisher.
Mr, Mre,
Bellefonte were frie
J. H. Meyer
noop,
Prof. E. H. Myers and fam
spent a vacation of two months
place, Wednead
their home in Newark, New Jer
Mre. Charles Fisher snd
spent the summer with Mr, E. |
Fisher, returned to their home at Da:
ville on Tuesday.
Rev.
preached trial sermons in
terian churches at Pine
Lemont and Boslsburg,
Mr. snd Mire.
daughter of New Berlin
at the home of John (
Saturdsy until Monday.
Mr. and Mre. George Woods of Pine
Grove Mille, with
and wife East
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Amos Musser and
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Alios
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Dr. L. E
Harrison,
Maude Houlz,
Goheen and Mr, and
attended Old Home
Lock Haven on Thursday.
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Sarah
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several weeks with her brother, George
Hartman je spending
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James KE. Harter monde a business
Forest Mark from Mifllinburg spent |
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Mr. and Mrre, C, M, Bmith spent a |
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Mr. T. H. Elsenhuth spent a fow |
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toons spent a few days at the home of |
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Wier, near Bebersburg,
Mre. Unrrie Bhook visited her sor
over Bunday.
Mr, and Mre, Wallace
Bunday al the home of the former's
uncle, George Wise, of
burg.
William Binksbine snd family spent
Hunday at the Mre, Binksa-
bine’s brother, Johu Rishe', at Tusses-
ville,
Ethel Hettinger returned
Baturday sfier sp
weeks with
New York,
The Lutheran Bundsy-chool will
ho!d their pienic in Dr, Frank's Grove,
near Millbeimr, on Thursday of
week. Everybody to
tend.
George Bhook expecis
cider press ready to make cider
next Tuesday.
the creek below Pinon
Hhook’s farm,
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Georges Valiey
Conrad Immmel made 8 busivess trip
to Millhein on Tuesday.
Miss Mame Hough of Jersey Hhore
fe visiting Mrr, Amanda Bailey.
Mer. V. A. Auman of Centre Hall ie
spending a few days at the home of P.
A. Auman,
Mre. J. I. Foust apd Mr, F. M,
Ackerman visited friends in Millbhein
last Thursday,
Lloyd Ripka of Boalsburg epent
Bundey with his parents, Mr. and
Mir. J. Z. Ripke, in Decker Valley,
Mre. Rose Liogle and Mre. Ida
Ripka repent one day last week with
Myre. Nora Ripks.
Mre. Charles Lingle snd two ohil-
dren of Bellefonte are spending a few
weeks with friends at this place.
Myre. Busan Davie and daughter,
Mre. Roland Zsttle, visited Mr, and
Mre. Morris Liogle in Poe Valley a
few days last week,
Mr. and Mre, . W. Lingle epent
Friday with the latter's parents, Mr,
sod Mres Frank Emerick, nesr Penn
Hall.
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FETOT of 4
¢ of Potter township, decors
12. Marshall, The first and fina! sccount of
Nelson Marshall, administrator of &c.. of Lucy
Marshall, Inte of Spring township, deceased
Ti
sist
Harper. The fit and final account of
William Grol Runkle, executor of &c¢., of Oath
erine Harper, late of Poller township, deceased,
14. Lee. The account of Emma V. Lee and
Charles H, Lee, administrators of &c., of Jere.
miah W_ Lee, late of Walker township, deceased
15. Phillips. The first and final sceonnt of the
Bellefonte Trust Company, guardian of Bessie
Phillipe. a minor child of Cyros XN. Phillips, late
of Miles township, deceased
16. Robb. The first and final account of Peter
Robb and Lewis Robb, executors of &o., of Peter
Robb, 8r., iste Howard borough, deceased,
J. FRANK SMITH,
Register's Office, Bellefonte, Pa, Register,
Aug, 3st, 1915, MM
I FoAL NOTICE, ~
Notice Is hereby given to all persons interested
that the following inventories of the goods and
chattels set apart to widows under the provisions
pril 14th, 1551, have been confiim.
# be filed on or about
day of next term, the same will be oon.
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Encampment and Exhibition
Of the Patrons of Husbandry of Central Penn.
GRANGE PARK, CENTRE HALL PA.
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Encampment Opens Sepl. 1
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CHAIRMAN.
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Important Announcement
to Grange Park Campers
Parties camping on Grange Park during the
week of the Encampment and Fair may purchase
the freshest merchandise for the week's stay on the
park. Our store is well stocked with the best goods.
Meats, Bologna, Cakes and Crackers,
A Full Line of Fresh Groceries
New Shoes & Rubbers, Umbrellas, &c.
EVERYTHING AT LOWEST PRICES
FOR FIRST-CLASS MERCHANDISE
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J. FRANK SMITH,
Clerk of Orphan’s Court.