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THE CENTRE REPORTER. PENN HALL Anrongbursg, home at Farmers "diile, lerjoyed an ogeter supper st the hwo JA UDITORE NOTICE
mam———— mo 5 === Cora Osman visited her parents at Miss Fay Stover, who is employed at | Mine J tle fist yg of 4 { nd from i of Ramuel Frederick, ut Fare TR
FHURBDAY, JANUARY 6,1918 | Glen Iron over Ohristmas, Hiate, was home a few dave, sikata College pe With the on lust Fhursday vight. They repo
Sel | Harry and Ralph Kreasmer wisited| Mre. Miller and son of Lewisburg | f0Tmera sunt, sire, 1, 4, Gr ve, 8 Joldy \ me,
Milltheim. | their parents a few days last week. {are the guests of Prof. Barilett's| Miss Grace Long sed hs ’
J | Rumberger, from Ballefonte, sper
. ! Quite a fow children have chicken | mother, eam '
Mr, and Mre, Henry Kahler from | or ow shila | Clarence Stover's sons of Penn Hall | Sunday at the home f the ormer’s
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Livdale were in town on Saturday. = | “qlynel and William Hosterman | Were visiting their grandparents and | Parente, Mr. and Mee, John Long, Fhe papiia jon of te wtate of Ps o
Charles Bartholomew and Miss Hel-| ent the vacation at home with their | 4 eles in this place, Milton Hradford and family from sylvania today is estimated at B458,
en Bartholomew of ( entre Hall epent | parents over Christmas. Grover Beaver of Youngstown, Ohio, Capntre Hall spent =ands y &t the 005, eon ps red with 7,666,111 in 1910,
a short time in town, Friday. |" mre. Edward Ishler and daughter, | #pent a few weeks with his father and | Meeker home, . The increase for the lust year was 138,
Rewe Auman aed Ralph oxen | Helen and Ruth, visited friends at | grandfather, : I'he young people from thia 1025.
have gone to Youngstowy, TI ;' | Pleasant Gap over Christmae, Miss Jennie Rupp, a former young
where they have found Ip nylon ‘| Mrs, Gross Bhook and son Nevin | lady of this place but now of 8tute Col-
Doses Tntins Soest Phudet Jhent Furedey wiih her frend, Surah | lif, pep. the Blidas seston, I, lows.
} in, is spending the holidaye with | Fisher, » AR rua and amliy o 0 tase >
phia, pentiag E. Stover, | Gladys Meyer, Barah Fisher and | ville were welcome guests of mer
his parents, br. snd M N, EL, 25 ve "| Mary Bartges spent their vacation last | Stover’s,
The lestiva hold on ox . Sut A | week with their parents, | Mre, Mary Burd, who is employe!
by the Boy Bcou A WAH We ih Pon 5 “1| Harry Ulrich and family from |st State College, spent a few days with
considering the wea her, | - He I ne [Spring Mills spent Sunday wiih Mr, | ber obildren,
about $25.00. I'he money wi : MH ee | Ulrieh’a parents, | Philip Elser hsur and Walter Orwig |
for purchasing camp equipment, Ae + Edward German and family from | have returned to their work in Akron, |
boys are appreciative of the support of |, oo ore visiting Mrs. German's | Obio, i
all who aided in the success of the sister, Mre, Charles Bartges. | Allen Bower, the butcher, did |
affair, re-voar-oid ' fl John Kekel and family from Pleas. | butchering for one hundred snd ten |
X lar, the _twelve-year-old nan A] ant Gap visited Mre, Eckel’s parents, | families at his residence, Pretty good |
Kurtz Weiser, and Who yee DSI Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Ulrich, over | for an old man,
toona but at present visiting la grant- | sunday. | Marion Stover of Harrisburg and |
parents in this place, mel vith 3 he James Condo and family spent] brother, Paul Btover, and fariy, of | . . .
gious accident While cofating on the Christmas day with their daughter, | Willlsmaport, spent Christmas with | ; Ce Albert your
town hilt last week. After ed he | Mre, Jonn Musser, at Millbelm, where | their parents, Mr. and Mre, A. PF. | sy :
good speed the sled gVerlrnet 3 t 3 I thay et j swwed turkey dinner. | Stover, i { jit 11 Y Vv Pp VE 0) in a
Ind breaking his leg in being thrown | Co o (Subic mas service at Salem Re-| Mre, Edward Swarm and children | tr . :
oft, Dr. Musser rendered the NICS | formed church was postponed from | of Olean, New York, and Mrs. Kate INARI 5S Clare, A nd
sary aid and be is now getting along Saturday evening until Sunday eve-| Keller aud daughter of Lock taven | rot knnove 1
nicely. ‘ £4 I Ev ning on account of the rain, visited their mother, Mre. Elizabeth | you Know i
SuLday Willie 3 be | a By: Jar Roy and John Corman were home| Limbert, ; irl Ol
Sounge, Rey, on iam A iy des this from Lancsster, visiting among tveir| Miss Re'va Beaver of Millhelm bid ie
Big Increase in State's Population,
‘ nd A MJ war of | parents and sisters, Mre, Groes Bhook, | spent part of the Bubbath w her
Vise a nue ¥i, Lisen nd 3 o § ' ' 5 t $ * 0
figce . Mr. Auman has returc-| ®t Penn Hall, and Mre. Austin Long, | sunt, Mre, McDowell, at the me of |
Asronsburg. Mr, J ue ' 1 8 a” st Rpring Mille Samuel Beaver, and with her friend,
a oungstov brid where he ! ' ee y o WwW y
ed i X a 2 "¢ . Baral VERT Bruce Zsttle was taken to the Belle-| Mre, Effie Weaver. : a
ae og! ri Hig I spend Lhe winter at | fonte hospital by Dr. Brsucht, The Ray Auman of Youngstown, Ohi,
aho Bt a. of : oF ; pe arsbia She wil: | Lutheran sunday-school of this place came and took unto bimeelf OL f oun
Lhe Jone i — | paren oO) ing. Pheir | 8Rreed to pay the expenses to have esteemed young ladies, Miss Annpie
Join her husband :) e wr "| the child taken there. . Etiseuhsar, for his wife, Mrs. Aumar
many friends wis Ie DAppPiless R v. snd Mre, Geesey, sccompanied | took a very active part in ehurcet work
( e 3 i : . § Rg sailed
-t OD today while on her way to| bY vMire, (Geesey's mother, Mre, Bailey, both in the Reformed snd Eve go ics]
} as YO ™ tiie "Mr : Mati a Eiser-|*pent New Year's day st the home of | churches, and her absence will * felt,
oi ord ar d fall. sustaining se-| George Shook, Florence Bartges and | However, our loss is her gaiv, May CC pA £0} nig Fat .
x : ir i 0 ; X a sin : 1 er Sr ca | Grace German also spent the day there their pstos be strewn with roses, a ss ; it's an casy job
ph veral bee ft} e fan ily hurries where they sll enjoyed a duck roast. | ——————otsts—— Uts Ot Dif ! ads to el © the shape and
4 in A PR AN y Hp hoo i ; ir hils- $ ? :
to her assistance to ind the aged lady | Philip 8 Ot B40e family from Polls Potters Mills
irs " a nositio ROE iv . Geiphia spen eé vacation d :
= \ pro Sule ko i ions » Sal By Sd parents and iriends lest week. Mr. Boyd Bmith is employed at pring
arin reat paip, Aer carryin jer : is . it
it te a he oo a physician was sum- | Shook went back on saturday after- Mi Ie, ots 4
ey a rhe i v i a dislocated ou, #0 as to enter College on Mon Roy Brith laspending a f daye
an rho disenvereg # {igiooated ' : i " . i
m Td hy Fake ; S y If DOW GOT y day morning, but Mre, Shook and in Lewistown, i
8 : % vy uft 3 7 ‘| oa hook A alter will visit A fe Ww weeks longer, Mie, Met le nat An hss reln d to
0 bec 4 i g rom al 5 Ie her home, much improved in heslth,
186 a pigt «BIg VEears ( ze ————————— 3 = # : 3 i
Ei abu oo we r dat hte Mis Hquire Carson made a trip (cc Pbils- |
1g IViD ith ver daugnter, | . y h agai} ;
P Jilip a r oy a ’ A res! handsome calendar was pre-| deipliia inet week,
ii » sel. : » dda BOYLE ] " ¢ faanting. |
r x sented this office by William Bwartz, : George B Jl wus enlitd to H } Hog i
from last week. : . don to see his sick brother, Jo dom! |
Walter Albright of Buffalo ie visit-|® student in the Susquehanna Uni- leschers Miss Elfzabeth Bitior and |
ing bis mother, versity, at Selinsgrove. The calendar | ( haries “mith gave an enter aime: t |
Ray apd Recce Auman, who are en- | jg made up of six leaves, each ope of for their scholars which all er joyed, | tl. ri > wd io 2 oke
ployed at Youngstown, Obio, are... to ides carrying a photograph | Mrs. Ammon Bubb of Revdaviile is | [fie nauondac joy sm
spending the holidays in their howe fib e aniversity’s build spendiog a8 week with her jporente,
> i ine part oi tbe auiversily'a 10-1 aa, Mre J n Wilkie ' 4 4
town, : Ar. and Mre, John Wiikinsor., .rm fom t1at rok We cht freon the of ;
Harry Shires of New York Ci ings, contzivs two ealendar months John MeNilt spent Mar day the i OU 1a : CSL ight from the shoulder, men.
i i } i % wxrie} ‘ rxnls .
spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. and two Jite rary gems on lesrpioe. Mel llenahan home where his ife is WiC SIMO) a ciof P. A without a kick! It hands
y NMhires W ; y ting. ¥ ¢
rE Me, Ps 5 3 oe daughter of Mr I'he calendar is issued by the sopho- Yi : Anna Herkine is spe 2 : ry man ever dreamed
Lvelyn, youngest daughte ) . 4 Mian 1 kit spend ‘ : 2 :
a ore olrae ey t | rel! . . ..# i ‘4 Ve
and Mre, Robert Foote, who has beep | OTE CiR&#, 18 8 W rk of art sod well o op with ber grandmother, ¥, Me. apout. it's sO sn th and 1 al It's a mighty cheer- y ;
ick f rors] weeks wit malaria | worth yJiace in the daintiest room Clenshai i sy . ” ia . v' Everywhere tobacco is sold
RICK JOT gev ai eeR Wilh InRisTi { : i ‘ . ish . : : : RERA o Or no-terms with vour pipe and your you'll find Prince Albert
fever, is recovering rapidly, - a. E Misses Anna J, BEmith sn ie onde vis ; oes pis wii os J jp awaiting your cheerful A
N - ', MoManaway of ali Hosterman spent | r yy at 1 ‘ Oe rr] same {1 but that's wha ’S ning Bay it in toppy red
fre. H. F. ANA y of Maresh snd Rolapd 8. ern sper hursdsy » Jos | 3 | ‘ l ar i171 ft thats v ats com ng tidy red tine, 10¢;
inte spent Wednesday of last week ieorie H. Carson home, . vONT Foi te end and A
fonte spen di y ‘ ai ight eat real ) y 11 Vn nl youl faith to Prince Albert! pound and half.
with friends in this piace, Penningtor, thetwoeonvicted murder. 1. and Mre. George BOung ane, vali =po
On Wedne:day the Pleasant Gag i yhoo we to have been electrocuted and son spent a few days in pound utal-gla Rails
3 i +} \ ’ SEVER © EE Pa ¥ NG ” : 2 Fe . . ith sponge moi fo
Fish Hat haries si ighed gveR ca # Rockview before Christmas, were Dury, . . a LS 1ULAL LO £0, Winston-Salem, N. C that keeps the tobacco so fit
of trout to W. =, Bhelton to be distrib- Ihe body of Mrs, Emsnoel Brow
uted ip our streams, passed through here on Hstard ford
Byron Musser, one of our esteemed 1 he eleventh hour, Fhe burial at Hpring Mille,
youog men who is empl ved at uo der sims the exccution until the ————
bury ar d who is very fond of turkey, t January 4th. CRN UAR
speut Christmas under the parents .
roof
On Monday of last week something $11 Arcadia wes the scene of 8 sway so that it ent the eleigh
came over W. F. Bwith, paralyzing bis ively time on Thursday night when » for a while,
Mr,
ntire left side for a few da», A tema i Mrs, Isnne Buith Is up and sroupd ‘
Bmith Sa fined to the house. He | UBPGTEA OT More tr pped the light fac- sgain, i
is considerable better snd is able to tsstie to, Music wae furnished by William Ninkasbhine and family from a ! ] our O W S O 1 V eC ore
take short walke, i's orchestra from Bellefonte, Peon Hall epent “andsy at the Kishel
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