THE CENTRE REPORTER.
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1918
FAIRBROOK
The Frank Lobr sale on Thursday
totaled $2200,
Mies Eliga Moore of Centre Hall ie
visiting Mre, Bbaw st Btate College.
The heaviest enow fall of the winter
occurred Monday ard agein blocked
the roads,
Mark Goheen is nursing a badly
mashed finger which was caught be-
tween two doors,
Rev, J. O. MeCUrscken of Johnstown
was a welcome vigitor at the old fami-
ly home several days last week.
Mr. and Mre, Daniel [rvin er joyed
the excellent sleighing and spent Fri-
day with friends at State College.
Mre. R. (', Fry is visiting relatives
in the Mountain City where the clan
held a family reunion on Bunday.
Farmer George Koch is ¢uffering a
broken leg, the aceidint occurring
while aiding J. O. Campbell about the
barn on Friday.
The Rumberger public sale, on Fri-
day, was largely attended and bidding
was brisk go that suetiopeer Mayes bad
no cause for complaint, The sale sum-
med up to elmost the £4000 mark.
Perns Valley Lodge, No, 276. 1, O.
O. F., will confer the third degree on
Baturday eveniog. Refreshments
will be served. A full turnout is re-
quested ax business of importance will
be transscted,
Rev, L. V. Barber hea sceepted the
call to the pastorate and charge made
vacant by the resignation of Rev. W,
K. Harnpisb. Rev. Bamuel Masrtin
will fill the pulpit Fundsy at 2:30 p.
m., at which time a formal call will be
made.
Ed. Woomer is
automobiles are pot calculated to
break 1oade, With his new B:xon
car swamped in the drifte, Baturday,
J. H. MeUrscken was the good
Bamariten and with bis mated blscks
trailed the car t) good foo’ing.
convinced that
Millheim.
B. Ward Gramley trapsacted busi-
ness in Bellefoute on Friday of last
week.
Mies Ada Keen, of Boalsburg, spent
Bunday at the home of her sister, Mre,
D. L. Zerby.
B. Behlegle, the eye specialist from
Btate College, registered at the hotel a
few days last week,
Mre, John Hardenberg has returned
home after a three weeks’ visit with
friends in Puiladelphis.
G. W. Harter, after spending several
weeks with relatives here, returned to
his bome in West Virginie.
Charles Bartholomew, of Centre
Hall, spent a short time in this town,
Friday evening.
Mrs. Avna Hess, of Aaronsburg,
who purcheased the Pierce Musser
property, moved to ber new hoine last
Thursday.
On Monday evening the Rebersburg
mail team, owned by Victor Walker,
while standing in front of the post
office untied, frightened at something
and ran to Asroosburg where they
were caugh!, There wss no one on
the sled and ss the horees kept the
road nothing was broker,
Mre. George Sechris!, who has been
suftering for years, and of Iate has
been serionely ill with a tumor, was
taken by Dr. CG. FP. Frank to the Lock
Haven hospital where she was operat-
ed on Monday by Dr. Moore. Word
comes that the operation was success
ful and that abe is getting along five.
On Friday evenibg a merquerade
surprise pa.tly was given in honor of
Mre. Dubs Keen. The ladies who st-
tended dreesed as their great grand-
mothers did years ago and some of
them surely looked the part, After
entering the Keen home in a body
every one had a good hearty lsugh.
The evening was spent in 8 most en-
Joyable manner, the usual refresh
ments beiog served.
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FRUITTOWN,
Charles Fse of Btate College spent
Bunday with his many friends in this
place,
Mr. and Mre. Wm. Jordan spent
Thursday evening at the C, B, Thom-
as home,
Rush Dipuery, who is employed at
Burnham, spent Sunday with his fami-
ly in this place.
Mrs. Andrew Wagner and son are
spending some time visiting at the
Rush Dippery home,
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Jooney and son
George spent last Wednesday with
their daughter, Bessie, at Rockview,
Mr, and Mrs, J. B, Bither returned
to their home in this place last week
after a fe weeks visit at State « ole
lege.
Mrs, Fobringer, who ls employed at
Btate Coliege, spent Isst week at the
home of her sbv, Danie', helping to
care for their sick baby who, however,
is much improved at this writing,
Ruth Taylor, who was staying at
the Edward Bubb home, left last
week for Jawestown, New York,
where she will make her home with
her sister Nollle.
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“Uncle Honry ” Monch on the Job at 80,
Dr, Henry Houch, secretary of ire
ternal sflaire, at Harrisburg, celebrated
his eightieth birthday anniversary by
workiug nt hladesk. For abaifecentury
he has been in the employ of the Mitte
a has Leld Lis present position siace
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BEAVER DAM,
W. P. Liogle helped William Moyer
to cut logs on Friday.
William Smith made a business trip
to Bellefonte last Monday.
Heott Decker, on Friday, moved to
the Lingle property, vacated by John
Auman,
W. H. Bressler left for Bellefonte on
Monday morning where he will serve
a8 8 juryman this week,
Henry Immel and Miss Breon spent
Bupday at the grandfather Imme)
home,
Mr. and Mre, Willlam Liogle spent
Funday at the J. M. Heckman home
at Bpriog Mille,
The funeral of William Lingle, of
Hartletor, was largely attended on
Friday. Burial was made in the
Georges Valley cemetery,
A quiltipg party at the home of
William Bressler was erjoyed by a
number cof ladies Inst Wednesday.
Those present were: Mre, D, W,
Bweetwonod, Nre, Blifer, Mre, William
Livgle, Mire. Robert Finkle, Mre, Beott
Dicker, Mre. John Vonsde, Mre,
Amanda Bailey and dsughter Carrie,
Mre, Jerry Heckman, Mre, A, C. Copn-
fer, Mre, Adam Finkle and daughter
Marion, Mre, Harry Hoy, Mre, Frank
Bartges and Mre, Daniel Krader, of
Coburn ; Mre, Clem Yuse, Mre, Mil-
ford Lure and desughter Margaret, of
Centre Hall ; and Mre, N. E. Miller,
of Millbeirr, All had a plessant day ;
music was rendered by Mrs, Bartges |
and a fire dinner waa served at the
noon hear, |
Aaronsburg,
Mre, George J. Weaver spent a» few |
days in Bellefonte with her sister, |
Mre, E. E. Ardry,
Mre. O. P. Adams of Millheim, |
spent a day at the home of her broth-|
er-ir-law, E, G, Mingle.
Mrr. R, F. Blover is under the
doctor's care ; she hss not been enjoy-
ing her usual health for the past week,
Mre. Coxey and sweet baby, of]
Boalsbury, are visiting the former's |
parents, Mr, and Mre, Koch. ;
Miss Mae Guisewite, one of our sc-|
complished high school girls, spent |
Bunday with some of her girl friends |
at Btate College. |
Miss Celia Brungsrt, accompanied |
by her friend, of Rebersburg, spent!
Saturday at the home of her cousine, |
Mr. and Mre. James Wert,
George Btah), who has been staying
with his sister Mary for part of the!
winter, spent a week with his wife and
daughter in Milton.
In last week's Issue we said Mrs, L. |
EK. Lenker celebrated her eightieth |
birthday anniversary when it should
have been her eighty-firat,
Mre. Fred Limbert and son Carl, |
will take a trip the latter part of this |
week to Akrov, Obie, where they will
be met by Mr, Limb rt, who fs em-
ployed in the Goodrich rubber works.
On Baturday evening James Roushe
hooked up his fine team of horses in
his big sled and took about twenty
persons to Millhelm where they all
erjoyed the movies,
lp
Colyer.
Jerry Weaver is on the sick lief,
Orvis Horper had a Bell telephone |
installed in his home last week,
Mre, P. B. Jordan visited the Will. |
ism Reiber home Wednesday after-|
noon,
Mre, Myrtle Copenbaver and dsogh-
ter visited at the P. B. Jordan home |
Thursday afternoon,
Little Miss Catherine Yarnell spent |
Baturday and Surday with her grand-
parents, Mr, sand Mre, George Meise,
Mre, James Fettero!f of Centre Hall
spent Wednesday afternoon with her
grardmotber, Mrs, Barah Bhadow. |
Mr. snd Mie, Arthur Fortney were |
pleasant callers at the H. A, Me-
Clellan home at Tuscey Bink, Wednes- |
day.
Miks Bertha Miller, while returning |
from Centre Hall, was thrown out of
the sleigh and dragged a short die
tance before the horse could be stor-
ped. Bhe received no ipjuries and is |
ready for another ride,
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bosom, once again, with
to men.
CENTRE OAR
W. F. Rishel is on the sick list,
Don’t forget the lsrge sale at Maye
nard Meerker's, Friday, March 10th,
Mire Grace Long of Bellefonte fa
spending a few daye with her parents
avd friends in this section,
Qacar Homan and family, acd Mr,
aud Mre, Leo, J. Homan snd eon
spent Sunday evening st the Franken-
berger home,
Wilbur Lucas, while hauling saw
dust, slipped and struck his arr) on
the sled box with ruch force as to frac
ture a bone in his arm above the
wrist, He says he prefers the shingles
on the roof rather than on bis arm,
Mise Helen Rishel entertained a
jolly party of young people from Pot.
ters Milla and also eome of her young
friends from about he ve, Thosa pree-
ent were
Mr. and Mrs, M, A, Bankey and children,
Misses Elizabeth Bitner, Anna Jane Smith, Stella
Hosterman, Kathryn Caron, Mary Zerby, Nellle
Bible, Maud Meeker, Alveda Bweeney, Mildred
and Ethel Long, Alma and Sarah Zerby, Carrie
Bartges, Messrs, Charles and Clarence Miller,
Charles Condo, Willard Smith, Fred Yearick,
Ralph Bweeney, Robert Meeker, Charles and
Merrill Hagan, John Frankenberger, Russell
Grove, Ralph Luse, Ralph Homan, Mr. Mont
gomery,
All report a very plee time,
refreshments were served, sll taking
part ip this end of the program,
("hoice
Georges Valloy
E. D. Foust and family spent Sune
day at the home of F. M, Ackerman,
Mre, (", J. Ripka and son Lloyd,
visited the former's parents, Mr, and
Mre, John Lingle, at Fober, last week,
Harry Bhilling and Miss
Berthe, of Reedsville, spent a few days
lset week with friends in this place,
Lloyd Ripka and lady friend, Mise
Yeckley, of Boalsburg, spent Buonday
afternoon at te home of the former's
brother, J. B. Ripka.
Mr. snd Mre, J. W. Gobble and
dsughter Mary, Mr, snd Mrs, 8, E,
Gobble and son Walter, spent Hun iay
at the howe of Jobn Messimer,
Brush Valley,
Mre, Busan Davie, Mr, J, OU, Barger,
Mre. 8, E. Gobble ard Mie, Rose
Liuvgle epent Thursday st the home of
Mre. J. B. Ripka belpiog to quilt,
They report having had a busy day,
especially st the noon hour,
Joho Auman moved last Thursday
from the W, P. Lingle property into
the house he recently bought, above
the Locust Grove chureb, Beott
Decker will move Into the house
vacated by Mr, Auman,
sinter,
in
HIGH GRADE
FURNITURE
AT LOW PRICES
Itis the aim of this store to de-
liver such high values at such low
prices that you will never think of
purchasing furniture anywhere
else after your first experience
here. Just now we have some
beautiful sets of bedroom, living
room and dining roo furniture
which it will pay you to inspect.
F. V. Goodhart
Centre Hall
Hoosier and Sellers Kitchen Cabi-
nets Sold by us
| Decide Now to Attend the
Centre Hall Summer
Normal
the Sessions of which
will open MONDAY,
MAY 8TH, and continue
for Six Weeks.
Preparatory Work
for High School or
College may be had.
Any person above
6th year
school work may
enroll,
the of
For further particulars confer
with —
W. O. HECKMAN,
A.B,
Principal of Centre Hall Schools
sunshine dope. "Tis thus
in my Tuxedo hour; the
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The cream we use
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Duplex tires are made of the best of material
This means 100 per Lt.
more wenring surface, which means added |
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ry a quart for
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Take home with
For rough country use the DUPLEX tire can
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elimination of tire
troubles —no stopping to fix punctures. Tires of
this type are used by the U, 8, Government and
large corporations,
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of our Fancy Selects. We give
you a quart of solid oysters for a
quart,
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Centre Hall Bakery
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All other standard sizes also
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Terms discount
Try these tires now, and to assure prompt
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If you want to buy
or sell property near
Centre Hall consult
me. I haveseveral
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CENTRE HALL, PA,
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being careless about the comfort and care of
your feet. It is here that the greatest danger
lies, Guard against it with
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which will forestall these ills and add greatly to
your health and happiness.
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CENTRE HALL, PA.
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