A
MISS MOLUIE HOFER STRU K i
i
BY PAS ENUER THAIN MONDAY, |
Missed Sure Death by Inches as She Urosred
Tnek In Path of Esatbound
everely Injured Bat FPro:peocls
Revavery,
Tran —
for
A quarter second of time was the
determining, factor between life and
death for Mies Mollie Hofler of Centre
Hal', Monday afternoon, Aas itis she
is lying at her home in a critical con-
dition although her life bas not been
despaired of, The incidents in the
#fTul sceldent which befell her are
these T Miss Hoffer, in company with
her sister, Mre, J. (. and Mere,
Kate Conley, had walked to the depot
to take the 2:30 eastbound train for Co-
burn where they expected to attend
the funeral of Mre. A. A. Alexander,
Having some time at her disposal Miss
Hoffer crossed the double track to get
to W. A. Odenkirk’s store at which
place she delivered a telephone mese-
BRP,
the whistle of the train was heard as
the *‘ White! station, a
hundred yards up the
The distance from the store to
Dale,
As she stepped out of the store
it passed
p
track,
int several
forty or more yards and it
the
RR -
the depot 14
by those standing on
station platforma that for her to
tempt to reach the depot was a hs zard-
several men
themselves hoarse
but
Wha seen
{
i
ous undertaking and al-
in
ghe
most shouted
the
warning her of danger :
: " i
went on without heeding their cries. |
Ihe train was slowing down for the} ;
stop and was going at
ar-hour rate when Miss Hoffer stepped |
ito the track right in ite patb. Bhe |
the
put not until the bumper struck her a
hr fi
or
thrown |
alongeide the track, missing the heavy |¥
3 : is
margin. |
neeeeded in crossing second rail
blow on the back, throwing
f
ra distance of ten
Fortupately she was
reé LIUCK
Fil
ie conseious
Pr. H
ngwell was immediately summoned |
it
i
} picked up # Was
at the face. H.|
r § } } 1 "
e took thi napliess Ind \
iin his car i
y her hone where her irjories wer
: soi “lH
treated. The yhyeicisn found the)
THE KORMANS REUNF,
tan Uathe ed on range Park
«Permanent Organiza.
Reunion Wil be
Lart Thorsday,.-
tion ¥ilcored and
Yeonrly Event,
The first reanion of the Korman
( originally spelled Koroman) families
of Centre county was held on Grapge
Park, Thursday of last week. The
day wae an ideal one and representa-
tives of the tribe came from north,
Al noon many
to bear but
healthy appetites soon brought relief,
At two o'clock all gathered in the
and Nosh Korman of
Rebersburg was asked to take charge
He said
yonor of calling and making
revlon of the Kormans a
to E. W,
of Milesbury., Rev, OG. A,
of RR bersburg spoke of the
reunions and urged
e held every year for a
hat the |
the first
}
To carry out the suggestions of the
the d sires of those present, a
emporary organization was eflected
yy electing Noah Korman chairman
T. A. Hose man of Coburp,
geretary,
After a discussion of certain matters |
t was decided to have another reuniot
year and a permanent organiza. |
jou was e¢flected by electing Noah |
{ormar, president ; W. T. Kormar,
president ; C. WW, Korman of
secretary ; and Nathan |
tressurer.
Kmanuel
10f
P. Korman of Coburn,
of
Miate
winted a committees
Hil
College
with
were
whom
COrres) ond
or
Korman
af - |
rent families can cor - |
{ next
of |
rning the time and place
Harry
A. Hosterman of Ce-|
are, and Irvin Korman of Slate Col- |
ege were selected as a committee on |
TORRID,
After these proceedings the president |
wrical sketch of sever- |
rt hist
4
ave a shi
| branches the Korman family, |
i
i
is
ensan!
HF. Dal
. P.
g their}
mbing
Holler
tar s
foreeen
Col
henith |
mplice- |
prospects for her |
are good,
IWVEry
oh struck Miss
Hofler |
ga frail
MeCullem
r was
£1:
4 1
en in his career a
yrding to a
- ff,
emanated fr
Iepaors i’
) ave na raliroad |
!¢
the = M2 iD
Davie, resident
later,
sequently it was a hoodoo day for
blameless engineer,
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dtate” Expert's Heport on Solis ia PF»
Discussing the sada of Pent
. KE. L. ther, the
gerieultaral school faculty of the Peng- |
College,
tation
BY We of
iVARLS 200
eylvania State spoke as fol-
i N
f
Fhe soils
Pennsylvania are
extremely variable and consequently
adapted to ied
The saven provinces ir=-
the and
are found in Peunsy'-
here is great opportunity for |
Ping better |
the crgpping system to the soli
nations,
“Odgioally our ‘were
heavily timbered and as a result they
sratoday deficient in organic matier.
This deficiency handicaps our farmers
in their competition with the weslern
farmer in the production of grain
crope., lo geoeral, our soils are defi-}
cient in phosphoric acid but well sup- |
plied with total potash. The produc- |
tion of the nitrogen-gathering legume
crops to be relurned to the soll aa
green manuré or ss slable manure,
after being fed to livestock, ins essential
to the economic upbuilding of the
organic matter and nitrogen. Boil
potash will aleo be made available by
this procedure. Phosphoric acid
ghould be applied in liberal amounts,
also lime if the soil ia seid,
“ The Pennsylyania Biate College ia
pot in a position to make chemical
analyses of soils for individuale.
tHowever, we are always giad to ex-
amine samples of farm soils and to re.
8 agriculture. |
which
eastern
BOL
clude all the sci 8 in
tral sinter,
our agriculture by
ail
ty
BOIS
nd to give what information we have
relative to their fertilizer requirements,
Before submitting such samples, farm -
ors should apply for directions to be
followed in securing representslive
wampler.’’
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New Fall Millinery.
The undersigned wishes to announce
that she has just relorped from the
eastorp slyle centers with an excellent
line of fall millinery for ladies and
childrer. Bhe ls now ready to serve
your needs for fall wear, Mis, G. M,
Wore, Hpriog Mille, Pa. adv.
ra———————— A A————
of nam te}
of
securit
a and dates birth
epors
©
J
Minnesote, |
A. Kormar, 622
Minueapoliv,
Fring
¥,
ta for a book.
¥ ho
ihe en
is gathe da
rollment showed 117
present,
ies umber of visit .Y
al
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Marriage Licenses
HMamuel H. Gray, Bellefonte
Yulie frst
Anne OJ, Lyo: , Belielfoule
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Spring Millis.
Emma Hez:l has been il,
ite a pumber of cur people expect
end the [als i
e (iran ie
.
Bt iii
O1
iB Miate
gdent atl
pe ¥,
ge, spent Bunday at home,
Bev. BEB. B. Jones Lx dinner
pday at the Robert Musser home,
was to be beld |
pos
k on |
hie cow sale which
yn Fridar, Oct besn
ned unt :
Ralph Lee vis
i Mire, Jacob Ler, {
The W. T. C. U.
Peun Hall Lutheran church on
rafew daye,
meet
will in the |
Wed- |
4 BY, Ociober 6, at 2 1. I,
Mr. and Mre., Herbert Brian
sympathy of the community,
their bu Earl,
have
hav"
who
5
ing lost iittie boy,
John
Bellw
{to
ood cn Saturdsy and 8, ent Bur-
They were
Mrs. Myers Hunt,
Mrs. Btover, also by her brother, Wir-
Myers snd family asuloed
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Linden Hall
J. H. Rosa and family molored to
Altoona Bunday where they spent Lhe
day with friends,
Dat isl Goodlasnder has charge of the
local depot while Station Agent Ishler
fa ff on a two weeks' vacatior,
Floyd, a little eon of Charles Johr-
sonbaugh, while playing at school fell
and broke his arm on Friday. -
A. P. Wieland came up from Harrie-
burg Tuesday to visit his sor, Donald,
who ie a freshmen at Btate and to
spend a short time with other rela-
tives,
Mre. D. M. Campbel’, who has been
ill almost all summer, ls improving
slowly.
Mies Arline Giogerich went lo
Reading last week where she entered
the City hospital to train for a nurse,
Haivey Houtz of Toledr, Ohir, is
visiting his brother and sisters here
and at Boalstury.
fp
Centre Hill,
Miss Lulu Hostermar, who had
been a visitor at the Robert Bmith
home, returned home on Monday.
Mr, and Mre, William Colyer were
visitors at the Lloyd Bmith home on
Bunday.
Mesare. Daniel Rossman and Charles
Foust have been on the sick list,
Misses Stella Hosterman and Mary
Byers visitsd Mr, and Mre, William
Bower and family on Bunday,
The most of the farmers here are
through secdiog and have commenced
to cut their corr,
A——————
Formal ivstaliation services for the
Rev. Dr, George Edward Hawes, form-
erly of Bellefonte, pastor-slect for Mar.
ket Hquare Presbyterian church, at
Harrisburg, will take place in that
A VMINISTRATOR
,.: k
Jatt re of ads
Peter smith,
ES
Falters of adm uletration ou Lhe above
having been duly granted to the undersigigd
they would respectfully requost ail pers
knowing themselves indeblod 10 the estas
make lmmediste payment, and those ha
claims against the same 0 present then
authenticated for settlement.
C.F. .BMITH,
indianspoiis, 1nd
F. MUSRER,
Bpring Mills, V
LOCA LR LOCALS NOTICE »=
LOWERS MUST LABOR
Nature Dem ite Teli From Every
Living Thing, and Accepts
No Excuses.
and
Boal -
reintives at
sit Richard Kramrine
iyllin Joinstonbaugh of near
with
KF. P. Geary spent a few days begir- § Me
ning of this week at the homo of his P
parents in Newpor!,
the eulaie
Potter Townshiy
fan oh
of
Bilslre
ints
nes
estat
| hurg spent HSuanday
Mise Mabel Arney left on Monday | Bials Coleg.
for Pittsburgh where she will spend | My, and Mrs. L. L. Smith sud Mr,
some time with friende, | ar d Mre, D, W, Bradford made ap
Robert W. Bloom on Tuesday fipish- | auto trip to Altoona Batarday, returr-
ed cutling off errr, being the first|ing on Bunday.
farmer in this section through with Mr. and Mrs. Harry ¥. Hubler of
that work. Lock Haven were arrivals at the hom® |
Prof. T. D. Marshman of State Col-| 4f the former's parents in this place
lege will preach in the Joeal Presby-| Wednesday, where they spent the day.
terian church Bunday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
D. W. Bradford attending the |
Somerset county fair, representing the
interest of the De
Company.
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’
%
However y
may
service
fine and dainty
it iu pressed
a flower
to do a great
colors and forms are
fo its work. It must bring
forth the fruit, or the continuity of
plant life will be broken and the
earth will be turned into a desert ere
long.
The color and the smell of the flow. :
er are all for some purpose, therefore, See me for best prices on |
no sooner is it fertilized by the bese, all sizes of
no sooner. does the time of He fruition {
arrive, than it sheds its exquisite pet- WATER PIPES
als and a cruel economy compels it
to give up its sweetest perfumes. It -also-
PUMPS and
REPAIRS
has no time to flaunt its finery, for it
is busy beyond measure,
Wiewed from without, necessity
Everything in the Plumb-
ing Line—bathroom fix-
tures, etc., at lowest prices.
seems to be the only factor in Na
J. S. ROWE
ture, for which everything works and |
Centre Hall, Pa,
moves, Theres the bud develops into!
look
and iis
all sulted H
Gettig, Bower & Zorby,
A torneys, Bellefonte,
Miss Helen Cooney, who spant the
summer with
ireor, near Centre
her friend, Miss Lena
Hall, returned to
| her home in Altoona Wednesday.
('. D. Decker and Ray have a
concession at the Milton fair this week
the will attend
Bloomsburg and Lewisburg faire,
is
Laval Beparator
gon
of Al-1 and at
the lat- |
at this
Mr. and Mre, Andrew Gregg
toons attended the funeral of
ter’s sister, Miss Alda rankey,
place, Thureday.
close the
Wednesday morning a
ns . : . | greeted the rly riser. T ral ure
To my patrons ;—I will be in Cen-| greeted the early rie Tem perature
below the freezing point, and
tre Hall next week with a nice line of |
samples of hosiery for fall and winter vegetation consequently suffered.
WORT. Mgrs, (. E. ROYER.
Misa Esther Pennington of
College spent a few days last week at | Mre. Armstrong is not improving.
the home of her brother, CO. W. Penr-| W. W. MeCormick and M. N. Mi
ipgtor, in this pleee. | ler are on the sick list.
AM. Mre. Jobn Mre. George Boal visiting her
sunt, Mre, Lingle, in Unlon county.
hoar frost
Was tha
flower, the flower into the fruit, |
the fruit into the seed, the seed into a
new plant again, and s6 forth, the
o®activity running on unbroken,
id there disturbance
nt, no excuse would be ae-
unfortunate thing so
movement would at
rejected, and be
e and disappear post haste
Nature there
departments with
ork going and the fine
behold there gaudily
; a 8
be
4 LA
ss—————
Potters Mills
AR
chal
Miate |
SiRie | Crop up any
he
in its
in be labeled as
and
A. Mariz and |
for Phdenix-|
will spend a short |
time among the Centre county
i to dl
Joseph Carson made a business trip the great office of
to Bellefonte Baturday.
Hamuel and Frank McCoy of
phia visited their father for a
LYE,
erable
n
people | a Te dd
AUTOMOBILE
SUPPLIES
AND ACCESSORIES
on,
Phile-
f
aw
of
Capt. W.
H. Pine Grove
the stamping grounds
Wh
i
Fry like dandy,
. : : Appears in
vr. and Mpre, OC. ¥, Thomas relurned rather Is like a la
in New the sun and shower, who
is wo
er tolling in
to sub
rk, and
s to enjoy him
iranath
nihly.
BRO when
at Fredericksburg,
nese, Buil Rap,
8 wore
Wilder- | +.
. |X
s BLO,
me after ependiog 8 week
rk.
Boyd Bmith le lending a helpiog
hinnd on the Miller fare
Mre. Rolapd
. vieiting her parents,
pocket | ae muel Bitner,
befor
has
Chanciorevilie
Tomorrow ( Friday the
on whieh you
it, discount on
y taxes,
sum by
inst day
may receive five per ¢
ft of
nr
xr.
in
Altoona
id Mre,
} .
Fou
et your road 51
{ ¥ i On 1 d fil
ne rua}
Might as well
or eine ub k MAIL CLERK UTTERS PROTEST
tn
Mec-
toy Bmith was fortu
ge two fine deer grszivg in
y's alfalfa psateb.
The M
4
sed through
inte enough
We carry a
Mr.
¢ complete
ist Lime,
Mire, James
of Meranton,
ks
Wail Should Appeal to Those Who!
Habit Pinning Their
Written Sheets Together,
to-date line of everyt
(). Bhearer and son Have of
is best in the automobile line,
REPAIR WORK A
SPECIALTY
Your car will
tention if 1
after
hom
# epending a |
of
Alda
here on
corpee of leg Hankey
Thursday,
¢ auto carrying the friends broke
v1 near here, bul
few wee at the @ rehant | os
stick pins into their
i up
they wouldn't push |
! igh ERIC @& : {1 clerk
’ 1! ow s the Larisa! Ook ol i 5 1
» Hall where the burial to HAO, hands were disfigured by tiny scratch-
a hundred digs
arned tol]
they woul "IY Or
2 “i ¥ woul Cover
Mr HBhearer |
was at one time mayor of Milton, fe
aturday, with the help of
se MeClenshan sil arrived st Cen-
whose
The Epworth Leagu the Centre | have expert at-
F }
api ur gare
salle i fol} 5
a at C 10iK8 age for work
ws “BB BH 9 DVN DD DD HV V wD
Bitlerness is &
Munday ¢ . n nee 10
AnGay vee, It dries up p
youth, produces
rives away
endly.
s out, any-
fed a Ea
letters need to be
The "
ould
and
ent si 3
1 ve
thos
Whe "i
Your Aulo Ne els
HARPER & DURST
GARAGE
Centre Hall
& 9% 0% 9% 9% BN BN
ll
at
have
shape of sa: es of
M newspaper
re H
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es and frien
wd engineer and
On Moffer St
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TODO BBADDBEBRBDADDDDDDDTRVDTLDAILRD
a
gticking out of one
On Mondsy
enahan »
sity
car wh
Me an i
$1050 for the «
g return on
receive
THE
ew Fall Towne Togs
Are Here
b a dollar inv
¢
Cap’. GO. MM. Boa iil eave
apt. AV 4
he Botgr|
hy way of |
ow
’
huareds ing
RIOR
Basi
spend
Mere, (.
ie,
where Mr, will
» ws rd
nate his trip ane
with his daughter
Beadaville termi-|
time
H. Meyer.
Merchant H, W. Kreamer reached the |
age of
He spent a fu'l day io
fog upon the trade
Kreamer firm e1 j yr. Mr, Kresmer's |
clean d regular have |
caused advanced sge to come on grace |
fully sud copscqgueully he presents the |
appearances of & man much youager in |
years, i
Penns Valley farmers sre harvesting |
only a half crop of potatos. Io
places the yield was only forty bushels
to the sere, Blight, which struck the
vines early in Lhe seasor, is the cause
of the failure. A singular feature ia]
that where poia‘oes were planted n |
the various lots in the borough the |
yield was fully up to the average of |
other years. !
gome
gseventy-sight years on Tuesday, |
:
He store wails
large which the |
What are Towne Togs?
They are clothes for Young Men, brimming
over with style features—
But far beyond that is the Quality Value found
in cach Towne Togs Suit and Overcoat,
It is Alder-Rochester Quality~the quality that
has made an army of friends for the Alder-Rochester-lines.
habits ar iife
some |
i
i
i
J
Tuesday morning Mr. and Mir,
H. Detwiler of pear Centre Hall;
Mre. Perry Bhook of Spriog Mills ; |
snd Mr. and Mre. J. W. Roushe of |
Aaronsburg, left for Berr'en Bprings, |
Michigar, where they will spend a |
short time visitiog friends and in|
sight-seeing. From there they will go |
to Lexington, Kentucky, and ailend |
the state fair at that place, They will |
be gone for two weeks or more, :
Haturday afternoon Mre. Wallen
White of Axe Mann was brought by
her husband to the oMos of Dr. H, H,
Longwell for treatment for pelvic trou-
le and on the way suflered such ix
eruciating pain that she wes io a seri
ous condition upon arriving at the |
physician's Lome, It was impossible | 4
to remove her to her home until the |
following day. An operation wil
be performed today ( Thursday) by
Dr. Longwel',
The hunting season for iquirrelr, |
pheasants and wild turkeys is outy |
two weeks off and for the beuefis of
those hunters wio Lave been misip.
formed regarding the limit on wild
turkeys, the Reporter wishes to ny |
that the legal limit for the sesson la
two lurkeys instead of one, Heveral!
months sgo the game laws were pubs
lished in nestly ail the papers end the
Hmit on wild tarkeys was given as one
a sessor, It is unlswfal to kill mote
Here and here alone can you buy a real youthful,
snappy line of College Clothes made by a firm with a Quality
Reputation that stretches back for half a ceptury,
The clothes are ready for your inspection. We
have placed some in our windows, Look at them there, and
then come in and see them in your hands. See the beautiful
tailoring, the fine fabrics. Pyt one on and see hoy well you
look in one of our Towne Togs.
We beleive these are the best clothes for the
money obtainable, We are sure you'll agree with us when
you see the clothes themselves. ;
And now is the exactly right time for an inspection
TIONTGOMERY, & CO.
Bellefonte
The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a your.
church Fridey evening,
than one a dar, however,