————— THE CENTRE REPORTER. ISSUED WEEKLY. CENTRE HALL - - PENN'A. “THURSDAY, DECEM BE R 2, 1915 SMITH & BAILEY ' 8. W. SMITH . Proprietors Editor Loca! Editor and Business Manager Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as second Class mail matter, EDWARD E, BAILEY TERMB. ~The terms of subscription to the Re- are one and one-half dollars per year. ADVERTISING RATES—Dis pinay advertise ment of tan or more inches, for three or more in sertions, ten oents per inch for each issue, Dis R ay adverein occupying less space than ten inches and for less than three insertions, from n to twenty-five cents per inch for each lssue, according to oom tion, Minimum ohare, seventy-five cents, Local notices accompanying Sisplay 4 advertis- lug Ave cents per line for each insertion ; other. eight cents per line, minimum charge, twenty-five cents, Loghl notioss, twenty conis per line for three insertions, and ten cents per line for each ad- ditional insertion, CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. Reformed-—-Union, morning ; Spang Mills, af- ternoon ; Centre Hall, evening, United Evangelical—Lemont, den Hall, afternoon ; morning ; Lin- Tusseyville evening. Lutheran--Centre Hall, morning ; afternoon ; Spring Mills, evening. a q The announcement of the death of Rev. W. H. Schuyler, Pb. D., struck deep into the hearts of every resident in Centre Hall, where he labored for many years, not only in the interest of the Presbyterian church, but for the best interests of the town in promot- ing and encouraging every movement that tended toward moral, spiritual and intellectual belterment., His was a life of unselfish devotion to his Master's cause, and he has gone to his Ne Tusseyville, Sf A pn LOUALS Mre. Rebecca SBeholl is visiting rela- tives in Lemon. Leroy Rearick of Jersey Bhore, from Friday until Baturday, was the guest of his mother, Mre, Mary Rearick, and sister, in this place. The W. COC. T. U. will meet at the J. C. Rossman home SBaturdsy, Decem- ber 4, instead of the regular time, ow- ing to important business to te trans- acted. Members please take notice, Robert Ronald MacKay, Jr., is at No. 4657 Bpruce street, Philadelphia He is about ten days old, and is a grandson of the surgeon, Dr. Me- Cluney Radcliff, well known here, Perry Krise of Pleasant Gap was a caller at this office on Tuesday, being on his way to join the ‘* Regulars’ of Potters Mills, with whom he has bunted fur deer for a dozen or more years, Dr. P. H. Dale of Btate College on Tueaday motored to Centre Hall and took home with him his mother, Mre. Kate Dale, and sunt, Miss Mollie Hof- fer, who will spend the winter months with him. The county W. C. T. U. has decided to publish the names of persons sigo- ing liquor license petitions this year, in the county papers. Names may be withdiawn from petitions by makiog request to the Court. Misses Marcia Lovett and Mary Lawes, both seniors at the Penusyl- vania State College, accompanied Miss Barah Nefl, a classmate, to the home of the latter's parents, Prof. and Mre, C. BR. Neff, west of town, where they evjoyed the Thanksgiving season, Reports of some party or parties dynamiting the old dam in Greens Valley for fish has come to the ears of Forester Leonard Barnes and he is making an effort to apprehend the guilty ones. Dynamite and caps were discovered hidden under a stump near the water's eage last week, but bow recent the unlawful act was done is problematical, Mr. and Mre. H, C. Morris of Ro- donda Beach, Californis, are in the east and no doubt will come to Centre Hall, the childhood scene of Mrs. Mor- rie, who before marriage was Miss Lottie Miller, daughter of Rev, J. K. Miller, before returning to the Pacific coast, par. Morris is a druggist, » na- tive of Loganton, and did business in Millheim and Duncannon before go- ing to the far west, One of the Reporter's callers on Thanksgiviog day was E. C. Harter, of Bpring Mille, who announces sale of his entire farm stock and implements on March 22. Mr, Harter began farm- ing on the Harter farm the spring of 1887, and now thinks twenty-eight years of business on the farm enough. He has not yet decided where he will locate, but thinks Centre Hall a mighty nice town, L Frank Ripka of Bpring Mille will succeed him on the fsro. The initial move in Centre county to encourage public speaking among scholars in the public schools la due to the activity of B. U., Wasson of Co- burn, who a few years ago spent con- siderable time and energy in getting up » series of contests. Had this movement been looked upon more favorably by the county officials cope nected with the public schools, by this time Centre county would have a well organized plan and no doubt would have well developed speakers ready to enter the contests under the plans pre posed and publ'shed in a recent iskve of the Reporter, which are very simi lar to Prof, Wasson's ideas. Rw DEATHS Mre, Mary Ann Zerby, wile of Henry Zerby, died at her home in the Beven Mountains, south of Spring Mille, on Tuesday afternoon of last week, following a protracied illness with gangrene of the foot and leg, Funeral services were held Friday morning and turial made in the Mountain cemetery, Rev. John Price of the United Evangelical church offi- ‘clating. More, Zarby's age was sevenly years, seven months and twenty-three days. Burviving her are two chil- dren, Mrs, George Brian, east of Ce: - tro Hall, and James Zby of North Dakota; also three sisters, Mre, Bam- uel Ripke, of Millheim, and two others living in Altoona and Lewisburg. Mr, and Mre. Elmer Ishler of near Boalsburg are mourning the death of their little daughter, Susanna Ishler, aged four years snd seven monthe, which occurred Thursday noon after an illness of several weeks with lo- flammatory rheumatism, ending floal- ly in popeuamonia, Funeral were h ld Baturday afternoon burial at Boal:burg, Rev. 8, C, officiating. The parents, two brothers and four sisters mourn the little one’s departure, services and Mtover James William Noll, Mr, and Mre, David Noll, died at the parental home near Pleasant Gap, Thursday, after a brief illness with tonsilitie, aged two years and seven months, Funeral services were beld Sunday afternoon and burial at Pless- ant Gap. F. V. Goodhart of Centre Hall was the funeral director, infant son of Jehn R. McMullen died on BSatur- day morning in Lewistown, at the age of eighty-two years. He was the father of Mre. Roland Fye of near Tusseyville, by a former marrisge, his second wife and five children also sur- viving. a ee A Millheim. Mise Nannie Brown did some ping in Bellefonte last Friday. W. B, Bhelton transacted business in Philadelphia Monday snd Tuesday. J. Rassel Gephart is breaking ground for his new building on Masip sireet, Lester Musser arrived home last week from a business trip to some of the western cities, Mr.and Mrs. Ward Behreckengost of Jeanette are visiting at the home of the former's parents, Guy Stover of Pittsburgh is visiting at the home of his sunt, Mrs, Motz. Mre, Samuel Weaver and children of Boslsburg epent a few days here last week at the home of her mother. Mesare, David Mszur and Alfred Ehrlich of New York City are guests at the home of A, Kesler, Mre. Thomas Buck of visited at the home of her Mr. and D. 1. Thankegiviog. Clyde Hartman, lege’s tonsorial artiste, few weeks with place, Harry Hartmap, wife snd childrep, of Btate College, spent Thanksgiving with Mre, Hartman's parents, Mr. and Mre. T. A. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Geary of New- port, old time residents of Millheim, are visiting at the bome of their daughter, Mrs. N. A. Aumar, Mise Bara Kessler, daughter of Mr. and Mre, A. Kessler, who is a teacher in the commercial department in one of the schools at Elizabethville, home for a few days. Prof, O'Donnell of State College and Grover Musser of this place spent a few days last week bunting in Pine Creek Hollow. Together the bagged a dozen pheasants ; also reporting good signe of plenty of big game, Tuesaday morning the Millheim bunting party left for their camp in Pine Creek Hollow, all anxiously awaiting the break of another day when they will be at the chase, Ow- ing to the great demand for ammuni- tion in the old world some of the boye had trouble getting shells for their rifles, BEAUTIFUL THANKBGIVING SERVICE, The union Thanksgiving service in the Lutheran church on Thursday af- ternoon was above the ordinary and a rare treat for those present, The choir and quartette represented the different churches of Millheim ; the sermon was commented on favorably by many, The order of service follows : Anthem, * O Give Thanks Unto the Lord.” Soripture Lessoti. ou. Rev, M. D. Goesoy PORYOr.ccnscsnninnisiinn REV, W, H. Williams Bextette, "* O Be Joyiul" Mosars. Frank, Smith, Springer, Rishel, Srover and Musser. Proclamation by President to Give Thanks... Rev. W. H, Brown shop- Thomss Berwick parents, Zerby, Mre, over one of Blate Col- is spending » his parents in this in evra Anthem, * - ‘0 Be Glorious, id Hermon on Being Thankful..........Rev. Donat Mixed Quartette, ” Lift Your Eyes unto the Hills." Missos Musser and Smith, Messrs, Dueck and Smith, Collection lifted for the benefit of Bellefonte Hospital, * America,’ «by entire congregation. Bonodietion.....c.e. vii A. «Rev, Donat C—O County Grange officers will hold a meeting in Grange Arcadia Saturday morning. All members are invited to be present, 5 wh Ladin de BOALSBURU Mre, Edward Haoter is visiting friends in Altoons, Miss Annie Lobr epont with relatives in Centre Hall, Miss Mary Carper of Linden Hall is visiting at the Willlam Patterson home, Edward 'ussey of Tyrone guest al the Willlam Goheen over Bunday. Professor (', K days with his Fanday was home fn . Lehman epent a few parents in Lapcaster county. Mr. Mre. George ing relatives toone, William d dsughter Frances Thankagiving with relatives in Altoons, Mr, and Mre, O. L. visited their daughter, Stuart, st Pittsburgh, Miss Barah J. Keller epend the winter with her sister Hall, The ing Friday evening, the home of Mre, A, Fred Ishler, at Alt his parents, Mrz, KE daughter and owe are visil- in Greensburg and Al- Patterson an apsnt Mothersbaugh Mre, Heuben has gone to y Mre, will hold the Dec: sm ber J. Hazel, who isntie it Thankegi ving anid Mre, P, ¥, Izhler. fward Cunningham of visited Eimer Hou'z home over Bunuday., James I, Anne, Mre., Elizateth (de Fisher asutoed to Lewistown on Hatar- day. The Missionary Offering we ivie Club ir meel- at nding #chool Done, Apert with Mr. Kid Bellefonte the Hoss and daughter, Brown and Org Foreign hold thelr Hupday evi- Home and HMogiely Woman's will Thank ning in the Mre. M, A. Wi Rouse attended the Wood’a sor, Bamue’, Friday afternoon, Mrr., Alice Magoffin return home Friday afternoor, from a trip to Philadelphis, where che bad gone for treatment for her eyes, Mise Katie Burkholder and 1 Maurice Burkholder, were guests st the J, on Nupday. Mure, golden wedding of her uncle Mr. and Mr, Wesley Forrest Hill, Union ox While there attended the wedd! of Mr. sand Mre. Bhowslter’ Mr. i Mre, John lable Fishburn and sister, Mre, Mre. Adam Zi snd Mie, ( Branch, IvViCs Latheran church, and dsughtler eral of Mure, Titaaville, o1 oda fur sl ed to her ew, e} of Centre H. Meyer Hamuel Wagner stiended the ara aunt, ownller =i at uatly, last week, pla fog ' sug hter, a iq ai r. Thomas Oormar, and of Biate Col gle ilyde Fishburn the ed Maturdsy eg. of } : hie t : were smwong relative who atien the fu- from a distance neral of Busanna Ishier on afternoon. w—— ine Grove Mills George 1 d Tbureday while the pike. Prof. E. OC, Masser of Beliefor home for t ng dinner, John I. Thompson of Lemont spent Bunday in town, The 1. O. O. F for electric lights, D. B., Thoms monstrating the Franklio car for which he is ager vin bad nn gv mare di Br Griving of ite was be Thankegivi hall is being wired rie in huey dy Harry Houser is arranging to leave for the wea! abou The band t Christmoss time, I more than $75.00 at their {es 1 Thaokegiving Day. Tony Glen is being congratulated on the arrival of a little daughter, It is Ne. 1 io this happy bowme, Amos Koch of Asronsburg Thavkegiviog with his sop, Fairbrook, Ed. on ear for which he bas the sger oy three counti Ww. E. of Pittsburgh Theo kegiving smonyg oid reson ival ot Friday. spent (feorge, at Woomer is runping a new Sax in en =lover pent friecds and with his mother at State College, Beil McoWilliam spent last week with her two brothers at Johnps- town, The venerable William Stamm of Altoona spent last week with friends at Rock HBpringe, F. E. Wieland, the bhustiing feed agent at Linden Hall, loaded several carloads of hay here last week, Misa Bell Woomer, one of Blair county's successful school teschers, was here for Thanksgiving dinner at the Woomer home, Hon. Leopard Rhone and er, Mies Florence, spent Monday st State College, in the interest of the Htate Grange meeting to be held there, The R. R. station at Oak Hall ja be- ing enlarged and repaired to sccomme- date the increased traffic, all because of the low traffic. 8. I. Corl scoympanied his father, Peter Cor!, to the German hospital, Saturday, where the elder Corl is tak- ing X-ray treatment, which is prov ing successful, Mre. David Campbell, who has been ill the past year or more, ia sinking rapidly and but little hopes are enter. tained by the family and the attend- ing physician for her reenvery, Leslie Gates of West Virginia was here last week looking over the wuld stamping grounds, the place of his birtt, Hels now making gnod se a mining engineer down in Dixey land, Farmer Elmer Ronda, while hsul- ing corn fodder fell from’ the loft and slighted on Lis left shenider, fractus- ing the solinr bone, The fracture was sdjos cd and Filmer is getting slong nicely single handed, Rev, Iilingaworth has been filling the pulpita of thres churches ines ast spring very satifsotorily, His religion seems 10 he thoroughly interwoven in his monk enn so that pastor and people are united in the work in the Master's vineysr ', : | Mian davgh- fe i i aa aR R — Reporter Hegister. i ee lh he hd NEW THINGS FOR FALL WEAR With the coming of cooler weather you will be in need of warmer and heavier dress, Not only in outer clothing must you make the change, but in undercloth- ing, hats, caps and shoes, Our lines of- SHOES, HATS and CAPS Are New and Stylish Musser, 1% ¢ Musser + I) ins Cave ealior, Stal Redghard, MoeCool, Belinsgr A. 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