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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
THU REDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1916
DEATHS
Daniel Meyer, a respected citizan of
Coburr, was found dead in bed late
Baturday night, For the past two
years hsd been a suflerer from
heart disesse and dropsy. Funeral
services were held Wedpesday morp-
ing in the Reformed church at Cc-
burp, after which the funeral cortege
proe-eded to Aaronsburg where inter-
ment took place, Rv. W, D. Dona
officiating, He is survived by his
wife and two childrer, namely, Irvir,
at Coburr, and Miss Mary Meyer, at
home, =ix brothers apd two sisters
also survive, as follows: William,
Loganton; Jacob, Philif, Cyrus,
Thonlize, Calvie, Mre. L. P. Coburp,
atk] Mrs F. H. Bartger, all of Coburn,
Mr. Meyer was aged sixty-lhree
years and twenty-four dayr. He was
a farmer in earlier lite but for the past
twenty lived He
a member of ti e Reformed enurch
and an excellent citizen in every way.
D. J. Meyer of Centre Hall is a full
cousin of th
he
ol
years had retired,
Was
e deceased.
Mure,
rone,
Mary Elizabeth Parke, of T§-
at the Nssou hospital in
on Hunday afternoon
of diabetes, following an
five months. Ble was =a
Julia Jamisor,
and was born
died
Roaring Spring,
of last week,
iliness of
daughter of John and
deceased, June
1854,
on
her father’s farm at Sprivg
Mills. When but a girl her parents
moved to Frapkliuville, Huptingdonp
. where she resided until April,
Danie!
lost
On
count)
1876, woen she was married to
B. Park: who
his life in a railroad sccident at Tij-
ton i when attempted to
gave a friend who was in the path of a
swiftly moving trair. After the
death of her husband, Mrs. Parks rc-
mained at Tipton until 1889, when she
moved = ith her two daughters to Ty-
roue, where for many years she cor
ducted 8 boarding bouee,
, & school tesche
1882 he
Mr. and Mre. John Zerby of near
Farmers Mills are mourning the death
of their little daughter, Dorothy, aged
two years and eight months, who
died Wednesiay night of last week,
following a short illpess with whoop-
ing cougb. Funeral services were
held Saturday morpiog at the Union
church at Farmers Mills and burial
made at that place, Rev. D. A. Kurtz
of the Lutheran church officiating.
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Aaronsburg,
Houtz of Lemont is paying bis
brother, John Houlz, a week's visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Herman
HBtate College ure being entertained by
the latter's brother, A. ¥, Blover.
Mrs. Fred Guisewile of Akron is be-
ing entertained by ber parents, Mr
nd Mre. Wilmer Blover.
Mrs. Catharine Bell of Huntingdon
visiting her sister, Mre. Tbomas
Hull.
Prof. Bartlet of Btate College moved
to this place last week. He was rc-
cently elected principal of the newly
establisoed high school.
Miss Mary Stahl purchssed the Dr
Deshler home on Batarday for $1645
Her many friends are well pleased to
have her stay among them.
Mr. and Mr. W. B. Bitner of
Bprirg Mills attended the Dr, Deshler
sale and visited the intter’s sister,
Misa Alice Bright.
Mre. Charles Wolfe, Mr.
J. MM. Harter, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarerce Musser, are among the
Grange Picnic tenters, Quite a few
from here were in attendance on Banp-
day.
On Sunday Mr. and Mre. Warren
Winkleblech and daughters, Ruth and
Hsz !', were to Bmullton to visit the
former's parents, Mr. and Mre. Jacob
Winkleblech,
Mr. and Mrr, Nicodemus Luse
Coburn were entertained by their
grandchildren, Mr, and Mre. Fred
Btover., They were accompanied by
Miss Mary Meyers. '
.
UENTRE OAK
[ote of wet weather. The farmers
should not complain that it is nol wet
enough to sow the grain this season.
Everybody is attendiog the Grange
Fair at Centre Hall this week. Quite
as number from this community have
tents there.
Mise Lila Bhelenberger from Tyrone
spent a tev-day vacation with her
friend, Mre. BR. F. Campbell, at Penns
Cave.
Mise Lauretta Meyer from Bpriog
Mills spent a few days with her uncle
and sunt, Mr. and Mre. B. Gardner
Grove,
Mre. Laura Meeker and daughter,
Miss Pear!, from Clarence, are spend-
ing some time at the home of Maynard
Meeker.
Mr. and Mre. James Bmita from
Pitteburgh are spending a few days
with the former's brother, Issac
Smith, near Penns Cave, »
A
Ne, J. Kennedy Johnstor, candi-
date for the office of judge, does not
claim perfection, never has and never
will, If he could suit his enemies
who are ignoring the people for their
own selfish purpeser, they ( his ene
wiles ) would consider him perfect,
adv,
Mr.
of
ie
snd Mrs.
of
Stone MIL
N. BR. Spangler, eandidate for Judge,
was in this community Thursday,
J. E. Rishel took his suto to Coburn
on Tuesday to have it repaired,
(Guy and Alvin Floray are under the
doctor's care,
Cleveland Brungard family
moved to Grange Park on Thursday
Howard Grove sporting a new
Reo touring car,
WwW. B, Nefl' and family
Grange Park on Baturday.
Everybody
Grapge Eucampment this week,
and
in
moved {«
expects to attend the
, who is employed a
Wed-
Clarerce Grov
Zior, from
nesdsy with his parents,
spent Friday until
George Ginger ch is emploted al
(irapge Par b, g togel things
ranged for the Evesmpment,
Prof. Banks of Jersey Bhore
from Wednesday until
James McCool home,
Mr, and Mrs,
trip to Spring
helpii fl
visited
at
Friday the
Howard Grove made «
Mille Wednesday I
Booz t's car.
Mrr,
some
David Glasgow is
time with her
Jones Harshbarger,
Flmer Harshbarge?
niece of Georges Valley
day at the Jonas Harshbarge:
H. E.
ter and
(rove
Fuesdny.
*. D.
Homan farm at
daughter,
mothe
pat f
Girove and sol
Clarence
Fearly slown
@
of
who is farmit
Aaro
per on Tuesday with
Mre, George W. Harter
Ra -
CENTRE MILLS
Eva Walzier of
Arthur
. Best and Mr
Frezier
surg
Rmulltonu
ag Mre,
Uunloa count
loa of fio
Mre,
at Centre Hall
in the Grange E:
yv Iasl week
© peach
Coble ig visiting
K BNI
CRmpment,
Frank Bailey, who has
ployed by John Shultz s
this summer
tany Valley.
Mr. apd Mr, J. A
Mrr. Reich
visited at the
Chas
this wed
beer
afarm hb
has gone to Hy
Kline
and and
home «
Avis and took in the
iamepor!, Nalurday an
I'he Harter school «
day with a goodly
Mr. Bmull gn
and will sg
the minde of the chi
knowledge.
Mr. and Mre, Ezra
daughter of Philad
Neese of Naw York
vacstion at the pares
dreor, returned to
ert
g
iw eX}
are no «f!
dren with
Breon
eiphis
ano
an
gpent
He Of
who
fa
their
tal
homes recently,
Prof. Godshall
ville, West
secured a position ss instructor. H
left last week in co ith
step-daughierrs, E a B
Mrs,
day.
moved to
Virginie, where
mpsny w his
%
ina snd Ev
and
aiid
fittie ae
Godshall fn fell Mat
A
Pike
4
John Jordar, wif
were visitors
snd so
at the B,
bome over Bunday.
". P. Long,
ting the finishing
road west of Spring Mill
W. BP. Ripka is fill
Mre, Miller Goodhart,
Death
midet, calling away
Zorby's bright little girls
The farmers about Spriog Mill
held back in their work on account of
the rain: ouly a few
wheat,
HBunday, and
o'clock yp. w., 1H automobiles
up and down the pike, the mr jority
which were their way the
Grange Eacampment at Centre Hal
Miss Esther (). Rickert gave a sur
prise parly for ber sister Mary
Everything worked like a charm, Miss
May not knowing anything abe
gotil her friends rushed in on
Those present were Misses Florence
Rearick, Frances MeClellar, Anos
Cormar, Cora Ripke, Dorsh MeMul-
ray, of Bprirg Mille, Messre., Clyde
Lingle, Elisa Ripke; Daniel Ripke,
Edward Briar, Eat! Bhreckengos!
Harold Meyer, Roland MeUCoo!, Will
iam Brocker, Borden Broecker, Will
ism Rearick, Theodore Wagner, of
Hpring Mille; Boyd Bmith, Perry
McKinney, of Pottera Mille; Leon
Bmith, of Millheim ; George Fetierof!,
Robert Meeker, Bruce Meeker, of Ces
tre Hall.
#iate supervise
tote! 01
has sgein come
one of
“
ars
have sowed
belween sunrise five
Passe
on to
ut it
her
-
Woodward,
Cloyd Fiedler and family attended a
funeral in Hartleton on Baturday.
Mr. and Mre. Hoflaan of Harllston
were Bunday visitors at the howe of
Walter Reflner.
Mre. Harry Zsim of Johnstown
spent a day last week with her ps-
rents, Mr. and Mre. CC. W, Hosterman,
Mr, and Mre, (", W. Eby returned (o
their home in New York City thie
week,
I. L. Weaver and family are camy-
ing at Grange Park, Centre Hal’, this
week,
Ma ter Roy Immel of Spring Mille
is making his bome wilh his grand.
parents, Mr. and Mr. Howard Bower-
sox, this winter,
Mre. Neary Motz attended the fun
eral of her brother, Bion Showalter,
held st Millmont ast Thursday.
PEARLS FIND READY MARKET | |
Those From the Misalosippi
Slightly Second in Demand to
Deep Water Products.
Arkansas
ducing
dreds of
hunt. It is eal
pearl of Arkans:
cannot be d
greatest arl pro |
Onion. Pd hun.
in the pearl]
tH a free
iighe
is the
gtato In tl
men MNEAgo
§
eB. deo}
gouth
foll
ad any value excep
r Muss
for the pre
Living in Poise,
Prove LS first essen
waste of energy
r gecond essen
Ts
L0 IN the
al i to. prevent all
ul 8 to use imagination in ple-
things that want to
And the most prac
n be made of the im-
to picture your talents and
greater and more
ine in mind a larger
talent is to glve the
creative # in mind a better mod-
el; and as these forces always create
after the fashion of the latest model,
thoy will consequently create the lar.
ger and the more perfect talentLar
son.
your
those
lish now.
uring you
«3K CO in Pp
i i that ca
tion is
Different Thing Entirely.
This story is being told on a Kan.
sas lawyer. The lawyer was arguing
a case before a judge and, desiring to
fllustrate by supposing a case, he did
so, as follows: "We will suppose,
your honor,” he said, “that your hon-
or were to steal a horse.”"—"No! No!
No!” interrupted the judge, "not at
all, not at all, sir. "Tain't a suppos.
able ease, sir.” “Very well, begging
your honor's pardon,” sald the eager
lawyer with more zeal than prudence,
“very well, then; supposing that I
should steal a horse.”"—"Ah, vos, yes,"
gald the judge, “that is a different
thing, very different, Mr. X. Pro-
cead, sin”
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Ji OVE!
H. A. DODSON
CU BOTTI c BOWE
OW SHOES
and OXFORDS
Reduced
Also all SUMMER
WHI 'E GOODS
weaves
*Reduc ed
Post.
charge.
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Fresh Bread
Daily
ROLLS,
y Etc.
also CAKES,
PIES
Order Your Supplies for
Grange En-
campment
and Fair
Partics camping on
grounds may have goods
delivered to them by tele-
phoning from Park Head-
quarters,
Centre Hall Bakery
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Bell "Phone
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DVYERTISEMENTS
We offer On Iolia
leward for any
cannot be
Cure.
CHENEY & CO., Toled
ut Bia « know
Cane
cured
"
co
This Store Can Amgly S..:-
ply Your Needs for
Picnic Week
big
ifers during the
vu
> Grange Encampment and Fair
vo c
“rest
2 have vrevaved Sor the demands
We have prepared for the demands
én
be made by the thousand ter
, with a
h Groceries, Canned Goods, and everything
be gotten rcady on short notice and witl
li ittle or no work for the tenters
comple
rT.
Cdn i
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Rubbers and Umbrellas
1 +1
the cvent of rainy we !
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1} rainy-wc
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on
a La SRE
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LADIES
“FITZ
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will cure corns!
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SOLD ONLY AT
YEAGER'’S SHOE STORE
BELLEFONTE
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
AT THE
GRANGE ENCAMP-
MENT and FAIR
| We will be there with most
rolls and up-to-date lines
in Men's, Women's and
Children’s Wearing Ap-
parel.
Also, Clothing and Shoes
for Boys, Misses and
Children.
See the Pretty Styles this Fall
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