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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY.
SENTRE HALL - - PENNA.
1916.
SMITH & BAILBY . . . . . Froprietors
8. W.8MITH . «+ «. « . « «+ +. Bdifer
Loca! Editor and
EDWARD E. BAILEY Business Manager
Entered at the Post Office In Centre Hall as
second Class mail matter,
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twenty-five cents,
Legal notices, twenty cents per line for three
insertions, and ten cents per line for each ad-
ditional insertion.
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS
Presbyterian—Centre Hall, moming ;
T. Marshman will preach.
Prof. J.
Reformed—Centre Hall, morning ; Tusseyville,
afternoon.
Lutheran..Centre Hall, morning, communion ;
Union, afternoon, communion ; Georges Valley,
evening.
The Weather.
Readings of the thermometer are made dally at
5 m., and indicate the highest and lowest
Nota reached during the preceding vwenty-four
our,
JANUARY
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Wednesday, 12
Thursday, 13
Friday, 14
Saturday, 15
Sunday, 16
Monday, 17
Tuesday, 18
F means fair; C means cloudy; P C
partly cloudy.
mean
LOCALS
Miss Mary Byers, teacher of the
Centre Hill school, was a pleasant csl'-
er at this office on Saturday.
The local lodge of Odd Fellows has
plapned for a big gathering of the
members and their families for their
annual banquet, tomorrow ( Friday)
night,
Mre. Mollie Ross is having a bath
room outfit installed in her home op
church street. The plumbing is being
done by W, F. Floray.
Mre. Emaline Coldron had a hot sir
furpace installed in her home on East
Chaureb street, During the past year
Mire, Coldron had the interior of her
residence remodeled, and now has »
decidedly cosy home,
The condition of Mre. John Wert, at
Tuseey ville, is slightly improved as we
go to press. For a few days this week
ber friends feared for her recovery and
it is with pleasure that the Reporter
can quote Mr. Wert regarding ber
improved condition.
A recent visit of the Btork at the
home of Mr. and Mre, Charles W,
Geary, at Altoope, resulted in a big
baby boy being left at that place,
Mre. Geary was Miss Blanche Koss
man of Tusseyvilie, and the sddition
to the home gives the boys the ad-
vantage in the family by 2to 1. Con-
gratalatione.
Among the out-of-town relatives
and friends who were present at the
faperal of Mrs. Irvin L. G-ttig, on
Monday, were Mrs. Louis Gettig and
80D, Mr, and Mrs, George Gettig, Mr,
and Mre, Hoy, Mrs, Clayton Gettig,
Mre. Edward Gehret, Mrs. Fanning,
Miss Benner, of Bellefonte ; Mrs, Ed-
ward Wolfe, Mrs, Frank Adame, Mrs,
W. F. Weaver, Mre, Clyde Love, John
Uhl aod son, of Pleasant Gap.
W. L. Royer, of Taylor, North Ds-
kote, who for the past two weeks visit-
ed among his brothers and sisters in
this valley, departed for his western
home on Thursday afternoon, stop.
piog enroute at Bellefonte, Altoors,
Johnstown, Chicago, and other points,
for short periods of time, Mr. Royer
derived much pleasure in his short
stay here, going over the ground
which he trod when a boy, besides re-
newing old acquaintances, He ex-
pects to return again in the fall,
Automobiling across the mountsin
laan extremely hazardous uundertak-
log at the present time, owing to the
icy condition of the road. On Mo: -
day night, while coming down ihe
mountain to Centre Hall, Bamue'
Bhoopand a party of Btate College
friends, experienced an unpleasant
sensati 'n when the car in which they
were riding suddenly took to describ.
fog all sorts of fancy figures on the
road and at one time coming to a point
where an upset was imminent.
William CO. Farner, overseer of the
poor in Potter towuship, ie lying
seriously 111 at bis home at Colyer aud
his death is but & matter of days, so-
cording to a statement made by the
family physician. Mr. Farner has
been a sufferer wita uremic poisoning
for some time and on Bunday went to
the barn to do the noon feeding, as
was his custom. His son found him »
short time after lying on the barn floor
in an unconscious state, He has since
revived but is unable to speak di-tiner-
ly. Mr. Farner will be seventy-five
years of age on Monday of next week,
Preparing for Anniversary usiebration,
The first steps in the preparation of
the coming Odd Fellows Anniversary
Celebratior, to be held at Bellefonte
on Wednesday, April 26th, were taken
on Monday night when a meeting of
the delegates of the various lodges in
Centre county was held in the rooms
of Centre lodge, at Bellefonte,
The local executive committee, con-
sleting of J. H, Eberhart, chairman ;
T. B. Hezel, tressurer, snd 8, D,
Gettig, secretary, sppointed various
sub-committees who were instructed
to begin work immediately, Comn it
tees under the followirg heads were
appointed. Members of Centre Hall
lodge who have a place on the various
committees sre named: Finance;
entertainment, E, M, Miller; musie;
publicity, J. F. Lutz; hal), J, F. Lu 2;
decorating ; program ; sato apd cor -
veyanciog ; mounts, J. B, Arney,
The ccunties comprising the Central
Pennsylvania I, O. O, F. Anniversary
Association are Blair, Bradford, Cam-
eror, Centre, Clintor, Columbis, Dav-
phin, Lackawanne, Luzerne, Lycom-
ing, Montour, Northumberland, Pot-
ter, Schuylkill, Spyder, Bullivar, Ti-
oge, and Union,
A goodly representation of the Cen-
tre county lodges was present at this
time, the local lodge having ss dele-
gates Messrs. E. M, Miller, J. F. Lutz
and J. Bruee Arney.
Harter-Roes,
The snpnoupcement of the mar jage
of Mise Anna Ross of Boealsburg to
John Harter of Btate College came sa »
surprise to the many friends of the
bride. The ceremony was performed
by the Lutheran minister in Lewis
burg on Friday, January 7 b, and s«
secretly did they keep the news from
their friends that the knowledge of »
ruptial knot haviog been tied was not
known for a week or more, The new-
ly weds will begin housekeeping in
the pear future where the groom holds
a position with a member of the State
College faculty,
The bride is a daughter of Mr, ard
Mre, James M, Ross »f Boalsbarg apd
is ap attractive young ledy sod ha
many friends in this plece where she
has paid frequent visite, who wish her
and ber busband meny years of bliss
ful wedded life,
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New Blacksmith at Old Fort,
From the Reporter's Rebersburg
correspondent it Is learped that the
old blacksmith stand at the Old Fort,
previously conducted by Mifflin Moy-
er, will be re-opened in the spring by
Jsy Vonads, an experienced bleck-
smith and horseshoer from Rebers-
hurg. This will be good news to Po!-
ter township's farmers who for more
than a year have been inennvenienced
through the closing of that stand,
Mr. Vonada has rented a house and
will move hie family pear to his work.
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Marriage
Harold OC, Hartawick, Bellefonte
Helen E, Morar, Unionville
Licenses
William H, Pattersor, Tyrone
Goldi Gater, Port Matilda
Joseph W, Sweltzer, Gordon Heights
Lea Walker, Moshannon
Harry H. McClellan, Milesburg
Harriet D. Baird, Milesburg
Willisma H, Noll, Bellefonte
Meranda M, Mowery, Bellefonte
Miss Florencs Rhone Improving,
Beginning of this week Mise Flor-
ence Rhone waa operated on in a Har-
risburg hoapita', the surgeons finding
an exceptionally long and direased ap
pendix, which was removes,
cysts were alao removed, Her condi.
tion is favorable, and her many friends
here hope abe will fully and speedily
recover,
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Midyear Conference of 8 § OMoers
A midyear conference of the county
and district officers of the Centre
County Babbath Behool Association
and Bunday-school superintendents
will be held in Bellefonte on Friday,
February 25th, Mr. Landes, general
secretary, and a recognized leader in
Sanday-school work, will be one of the
big figures present a* the conference,
AM A ASAT
Bev). Gentine] Farm Sold,
The Benjamin Gentzel farm, above
Zion, was sold by A), Rishel for some-
thing like $14,000, making the price
per acre about $125, Mr. Rishe!
hooght the farm about ten years ago,
paying for it $8400, The purchaser ie
William Smeltzer, who lives on the
adjoining farm as tenant for his father
in-law, Mr. Garbrick,
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Bellefonte Areh'tect Dead.
Robert Cole of Bellefonte, a no'ed
architect, died in the Bellefonte hosp!
tal on Bupday merning, following a
protracted lliness with a complication
of diseases,
I MUA AINA.
Colyer.
A birthday surprise party was held
in honor of Fred Brown, at Colyer, on
Saturday evening. Ice cream, oake,
popcorn aud candies were served,
Those present were: Henry Moyer
and son Cyroe, Mr. and Mre, Calvin
Bodtorf, Mr, and Mre, Stewart Jorden
and son Andrew, Mr. and Mre, Peter
Jordar, Mr. and Mre. Emmett Jordan,
daughter Emily and son Floyd, Mr,
and Mre, Charles Miller and son Ed-
gar, Mr. and Mre, John Jordan snd
son Luke, Miss Margaret Young,
Nevers)
REBERSBURG
William Bholl will convert the shop
on his mother’s lot into a garage,
The Byler brothers, who are trap-
ping foxer this winte=, cavght a lynx
last week in one of their trape,
Charles Beck has been confined to
his home for several weeks with =a
severe attack of rheumatism,
Calvin Crouse has returned from his
appual visit to relatives in Clinton
and Lycoming counties
Mre. Byers returned on Friday from
a week's visit with relatives in Union
enunty,
Quite a number of ice houses were
filled in town the psst week with
twelve-inch lice,
Ye horremen, don’t forget to attend
Yoder's horse sale Friday afternoon at
this place,
Mre, Heott Stover has returned home
from Btate Oollege whera she spent
some time pursing her daughter, Mre,
Wanree,
The eonpdition of Robert Hacken-
burg, who had » paralytic stroke sev-
eral weeks age, is not very encoursg
ing at this writing,
Elmer Bierly has placed a shingle
mill on the lot adjoining his mother’s
home, at the west end of town, Jacob
Kératetter hss been engaged to do the
sawing,
James Corman quite recently
bought the Wolfort home, situsted at
the extreme west end of Hie
George will move thie
spring, :
Hamue! Gephart has placed a lunct
enanter in the rear part of his
room and
fowp,
®ON there
ators
now ies cream, ovelers
aud sandwiches can be had at a me-
ment’s notice,
Mre. Bruce Weber is confined to her
bed with eopsumption, Her
¢hild, aged eix months, was
in the home of Mr, Weber's
who are taking care of it
Weber's HHiness,
infant
placed
parents,
daring Mrs,
John Page, tenant on D. D.
farm, will quit farming this spring
and will move to Rockville, the
house now occupied by John Spangler,
Mr. Spangler bought & home at Htate
COnllece and will move there,
Royer's
intn
Th stork was very busy
in this vicinity. He left a wee
of Irvin
leptl week
baby
at the home LeaY
Hiawver,
Wolfs Store ; from there he csme i
the
home of Harry Uonfer, and from there
he went to the home of John Dey and
left a wee baby there,
this town and left a baby hoy st
hefore crossing
the mountsin to Penns Valley,
sali scrm— —
BOALSBURG
Miss Tammie Lee is
tives ln Bpring Mille,
Miss Nora Miller and Mrre. R
Harter spent a day at the Andrew
Lytle home,
VisiliDg Teigp-
hort
near Migte (CC® jogo,
burg of
time with her parents, Mr, snd M
Wiliam Kahr, in Willian spor’,
The meeting of the Y. M, ', A,
Haturdsy evening was very
interes -
will be another
the
meet.
fui
ing, and there
ing of the same kind in
ture,
The second
near
term of the Hoa'sbure
sloging clase will be organized in the
high school building on
ing, at 730 o'clock.
Friday even-
The class will bw
Lehman «
work
The
in charge by Chester K.
Boalburg snd it will begin
where the previous cless stopped,
course will consist of fourteen lessons,
The text book
i#= the same sa las!
'a Bopg Wonder,” All
Who sre interested in music sre arged
to attend,
costing one dollar,
that will be used
ter mi—** pierl
A A tao
Linden Hall
Fie teachers’ training elise will
the
home of
meet this week at
Leah Zong,
Mre, Weston Heckman and childre:
5% jeg
relurved bome Halurday aftar a ter
days’ visit among relatives in thie
weption,
Miss CUnx of Altoona spent a few
days recently with Miss [rene Rosse,
Mr snd Frank MeFarlane,
Mre. John Mitchell and Matthew Go
of Addisor
Kyir, at Hublersbarg, on Bunday,
Sawuel Coble, who was badly hur
ina fall from sn auto early in the fal’,
ia able to go 10 work again,
Mr. and Mre. Alpheus Wolf of
Cleveland, Ohic, are spending a few
weeks with the ‘stter’a parents, Mr,
aud Mr. W. T. Noll,
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Aaronsburg,
Forest Htover, an industrions young
farmer, lost a valuable cow lsst Bare
day.
William Commiogs of near Centre
Hal, spent Bunday with his mother,
Mre, Charles Wolfe,
John Hosterman, editor of the Mill-
beim Journa!, and his deughter, spens
Bunday afternoon at the home of his
brother-in-law, John Haines and
family.
Quite a few in this burg are laid uy
with grip, smong the number being
Mire,
heen atiended the funeral
ade, little Miss Mensch, all yest-olc
childrer., Mire, J, Hai Crouse bind a
relspes but is now very much better,
Constable J, Warren Bower left here
a few we ks ago nnd when he got sp
f:r na Milton he struck a fine job, He
hae versanded four more of our men te
go there, namely, Abner Hill, Archie
Munir. Ab i good Braitioneand
re one an
are plessed with their work, .
Statistics on Farm Land Values,
Improved farm land in Pennayl-
nversge $76 an
farm land Is
wding to
Department of
and unimproved
Bee Bee wlatie-
tice gathered by (he
Agriculture,
The
f
range of price for improved
from $278 an acre in
Philadelphia county to $26 an scre in
ecunty. For unimproved
of $240 an secre and
Isnd is worth $16 sn
with an average
In consldericg the variance in
pricer, the locality and general condi-
tion of the of gre the two big
feataree, ae the value of lard on the
untry
outskirts of the Inrger cities is greatly
ineressed over that of the real farm
terior part of the sints,
thimber a:
i inde -
of $278 leads,
wlawnre county fam lay whieh
i Quuke
ri $210 no sere, The price
ouster
phin’s figures
i #
practically jue ta thi
Clty is w
fr improve LB Lin
$180 mun
# rOmMelitnes
rem ang in
county ie Bore, Lispesster
county called the
den spot of ihe
¢aimed that it is the richest agricul
tural couopty in the Up
The rich tobacen Isnds
in bringing up the
oar.
ght
country,” sud it le
ited lates
nid maierially
BYETARP,
; ty land, close to Pitts
at epgheny cun
burgh, Is valle
Montgomery «
(her high vw
SAhigh
¥ sive
The int
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