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THE CE ENTRE REPORTER:
T™HUD ORSDAY, NE 14, 1917
BOALSBURO
W. J. Hess and son, of Whitaker,
are visiting the former's sister, Mrs,
Charles Begner,
Bruce Lonberger, of Virginia, is]
spending sowe time with his family
here.
Mre, John Fisher and two song and
grandson spent several days at the
George Kaup home,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mayes and threa
children, of Milroy, spent a short
time with relatives here,
The Lutherans will hold their Chil.
dren’s service Bunday morning. June
17.
Miss Nora Stover, of Bellefonte, via-
ited her aunt, Mre, Laura Bricker, over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mre, Chester Johnson,
State College, spent the week end a’
the Ira M. Rishel home,
Jacob Reish and daughter, of Rock
Springs, spent Raturday with M issar
Mary Reish and Nora Millar,
Mrs. A. E. Lee and dangbter Kloise,
of Livden Hall, spent Sunday at the
G. N. Fisher home.
Mra. P. 8. Ishler and Misses Ruth
and Hazel Yarnell spent Monday after-
noon st state College,
John Goheen and grandson, of Rock
Springs, visited the forme. 'a brother,
William Goheen,
Mr. and Mrs, Bedowin, of Mt Union,
Bruce Mickey, of State College, ana
Miss Thotdas, of Johustontdrg, were
of
over Sunday visitors at the J. W. Kel-
ler hame.
3. L. Couffey, Mre, James
Itvin, Mises 1 ind Anna Dale at- |
tended the Coplereies of the Woman's
Home anew omagn Visstonary Society |
whieh hs held at Rebersburg last Fri
day =v
ie am—— en
Spring
Miss Weaver, of Pulladelphis,
a few days at the U, J. Finkle
Earl Rose, wife aud beby, of Madi
wills,
Long home.
Mr. and Mrs, John
Yeagertown, are visiting at
(Grenoble home,
Lewis Rossman,
areepjoying aI
Akron,
David ard wife attended
the funeral of Mr, Wingard’s son
died of lockjaw.
Lewisburg and Sunbury
passed through here oun
their way to Boalsburg
Boal troop for a drill.
samuel Mensch, of
spent a few days with
Mre. Dr. Brauch!
and Harry M. Allison.
The 8B, BH. service heid at the
formed chareh by that Bunday Behool
on Bundsy evening was
The children did well
was good,
A large nt
to Btate 4
Bubday lo see the d
but the heavy preven
thing being held outdoors,
Grenoble,
wife and
1 extended anto trip
Ohio,
MeCool
who
troops
Friday
to join
Williamsport,
his cousine,
0, P,
“iw,
xcellent.
and the music
mber of town people went
ilege and Hoalsburg ob
flarent exercises,
shower ted any-
Pleasant Gap.
Mrs, Knepp and family, of
wensville, are spending several daye
here with her sister, Mre, Lester Gill,
Mrs. Ulrich, of Spring Mille,
the week-end with her daughter,
John Eckel,
The M. E. Bunday School will hold
Children’s Day service on Sunday eve-
ning.
Fred Mulfi
Chicago for several
home last week,
Mr, and Mrs. John Noll and Jean
Fatkins attended the commencement
exercises at the Lloysville Orphans
Home last week.
Mr. and Mre. Wm. Rimmey
family, of Jersey Shore, visited
Haturday and Hunday with
and relatives at thia place,
After spending several weeks at this
place Mrs, Oscar Zong and little son
have returned to their home at Hazel
ton.
Mra. Joseph
spent a
sister,
place.
Mre. Frank Irvin and family
returned to their home at Niagara
Falls after spending several weeks
with friends and relatives at this place.
Cur-
nger, who hss been in
years, returned
and
over
friends
Miller, of Bellefonte,
few days last week with her
Mrs, Joseph Tressler, at this
have
Deaths of Centre Uountians,
Jonathan E. Miller, a fcrmer miller,
died at Bellefonte Bunday week a ago,
aged eighty-one years,
Mise Uertrude Bperring Shaffer died
at Flemiogton, aged fifty-nine years,
Bhe was born n-ar Madisonburg.
3178 REGISTERED IN CENTRE COUNTY,
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Stover, Harry J.
Stover, Paul M
Winkleblech, Paul
Yearick, Maurice ©,
HAINES TOWNSHIP--W. FP.
Auman, Jacob D, turd, Chas. W.
iraucht, Therman A. Bartlett, Lester J.
Burd, James F, Bower, John A.
Bechtol, Lewis A Bower, Harry J.
Engle, A. P Gilbert, Bam'l I.
Homan, Roy J. Homan, Bruce C,
Halley, Wm. C, Homan, Harry R.
Hill, Abner M., Houtz, John L.
Musick, Jacob F. Mingle, SBanford L.
Mensch, Lelloy W, Musick Elmer O.
Musser, Jas. 1H. Musser, Sumner C.
Miller, Chas. BE, Roush, Harry F,
Rachau, Fred W. Btyers, Ernest RB.
Stricker, Howard M. Stover, Braid W,
Btover, Horace B, Stonebraker, W, H.
Stover, Roy D. Stover, Frank
Stover, Frank W, Stover, John I.
Ungard, Ralph E. Weaver, Wm. E.
Wantz, Sumner . Wolfe, Fred 0,
Wert, David 8. Weaver, Chester A.
Wolfe, George W,
HALFMOON
Branstetter, Wm, C.
Behrer, Ira T,
Bowmaster, Clyde
Casher, Geo. I,
Eves, Howard P,
Bckled) Withue B.
oi liver
Grifin, Perry 1.
Houts, Joba 0,
Stover, Jan, A.
Wingard, George
Witmyer, A. E.
TOWNSHIP,
Balley, Wm. T,
Balley, Harry T.
Burket, Paul GQ.
Carney, Jno, T.
Eves, Herman B,
Eckley, Bryon
Gates, Wm
Gunsallas, C. L.
Hunter, Jas, C
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Myers, Jno McAfee, Wm, H
Matern, Wm, I} Myers, Earl G,
Miller, Jno Nicholas, Geo, 1.
Rolls, Frat Sigel, Clifford W.
homas, Trvin i Taylor, Wm. 8B,
Wilson, 1 (i Waite, Darius A.
Walte, Gilbert C, Weiner, L. O.
HARRIS TOWNSHIFP--E, P.
Bohn, Geo, J.
Coble, Calvin R,
Carper, David P.
Horner, John
Johnston'bgh,
rence 18,
Howard D.
per, Andrew G.,
Dale, Henry Li
ingerich, Rome ¥,
Keller, Geo, HH. Klinger, HH. Daniel
Keller, Wilfred N. Kuhn, J. Harrison
Potter, John Me Ralston, Budd
Pavior, Wm, |
HARRIS TOWN
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Harold V {
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axon, Chas, E,
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Helty “Fred D
Claude M,
John RR,
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nas, Ralph E,
ker, Irvin R.
Young, Samuel Li.
Segner,
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HOWARD TOWNSHIP,
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ter
Roland D.
Oliver M,
Confer, Jason D
Albert B.
Harry E.
, Charles H.
John H
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irdner, Je R
Gardner, BR, M,
Holter, Wm. H
1 John H
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Bitner
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Hackman, Paul B fosterman
Hacky Hubler, Samu
Hubler Klinefelter,
Miller 5 Minnick
Meyer, Robert Metzger, John H.
Snyder, Charlea E,
mull, Lloyd
Weber
Weber 3
Womeldorf
Wert, John B
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Winklebl Harry W
Weaver, Palmer C.
Weber. Clyde E
Zeigler, Stanley G
MILES JTOWNSHIF-W, FP.
Bressler. Wilmer C. Best, Willis F
Bechtol, William EH. Benner, Warren W,
Confer, Wilmer Day, Jease C
Duck, Charles A. Held, C. R
Hazel, Boyd B Rachau, Herman 1.
Weaver, Elmer B.
PATTON TOWNSHIP,
, LeRoy H. Oliver ©
Clark. Loy R James E,
Clark, John W, Crust, Walter R.
Clemson, Frederick GG. Clark, Harold F.
Daywalt, Thomas O. Dunlap, Allen A.
Furst, Russell C, Furst, Carl M.
Ghaun, John P. Gummo, Charles GC.
Ghaner, Floyd W, Hoy, George A.
Harris, Orris A. Hurly, Ellis F,
Hoy, John IH. Hull, Frank M.
Haugh, Charles KH. Hartsock, Paul C,
Huey, Clarke H. Johnston, Boyd N.
Johnstonbaugh, Lykens, Wilbert I.
Lykens, Calvin IL. Meck, Lester KL.
Meckley, Thomas D. Peters, Clarence BE,
Rumberger, Wilbur D. Rumberger, J. H.
Ralston, Samuel R, Rockey, Orrin R.
Rockey, Henry Stine, William I,
Saxion, Edward L. Stine, John C,
Shuey, Philip B. Stine, Samuel R.
Tonlco, Andy Tonleo, Paul
Tiye, Auras Williams, H. M.
Yeager, Albert Yeager, Walter W.
Zook, John IE,
PENN TOWNSHIP,
Auman, Allen A. Auman, Frank D.
Auman, Harry ¥. Batley, Philip J,
Bartges, Calvin N. Bartges, Daniel W,
Beehtol, John KE. Bohn, Harry A.
Boob, b, Warren n. Brooks, Rufus B.
Breon, Frank I. Hreon, John A.
Blessler, Clyde B, Bryan, Charles C,
Confer, havin M. Confer, Herman F.
Decker. Hl, Dinges, Frank C.
Duck, iam N.
Ertel, John BE.
Gray, Bchuyler J. Hosterman. C H.
Kerstotter, Stowart J. Lingle, Ira
Lingle, Morris OC.
itloon Basst,
Crust,
F. B,
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Mook, Charles R.
Miller, Frank W, Rider,
Thom
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Floyd W.
Albert il,
Martin A.
vonada, Emanuel C,
Weaver, 7. A.
Wingard, 15,
Wingard, William C,
Zerby, George KE,
Arney, John B,
Brooks, Guy I,
Bloom, Daniel IB.
Crawford, George A.
Dutrow, Peter lL.
Detwiler, Samuel J.
Frohm, James kK,
Uurris, Herbert P.
ve, Bamuel C,
Homan, John D,
Lingle, Elmer C,
Miller, Charles M.
Potter, Boyd E,
vy, John 1,
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dn, Jay A
Whiteman, Ira D.
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Rush Township,
Rush Township,
Arnold, Wm
Burkey, John
Beris, Joseph
jorin, Alexander J
Banner, John B
Baronshick, Fedos
Barancheck, Peter
Coleman, Joe
Casey, Frank J
Dancoe, John J
Dezol, Joseph
Denchak, Joseph
Erdley, Howard L,
Foreman, Sam’'l BE
Gorman, Michael J
Glogonaki, Edward
Gunter, Lerios L
Goreys, Martin
Griffith, Frank F
Gates, Paul
Gakenboski, Frank
Gravish, Tolfleld J
Hughes, Richard M
Harasinchuk, Ivan
Harzinskl, John
Huston, Jesse A
Korth, John
Krapik, Joseph
Kazlobin, Nach
Kaspick, John A
Lamuk, Ivan
Leski, Zinovi
Lanveck Rig
Rn Patrick J
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Meek, Frederick H
Miller, ya
urphy, John
Miller, George R
Nyman, ort 1.
Noveskl, Poter J
Omelko, Haville
Omischuk, Andrew
Periosi t.00
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Paviic, Jan P
Russnovak!, Pete
Radzymunski, 1
Slabarr, Antonio
Stewart, Joseph
Shinafely, Harry
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Bhaefler
Bhauwvyer
Bhively Melvin
Smith, John CC.
Spangler, Jolin 8
Blover Boyd N.
Harry B.
Walker, Frank L.
Wilbur, John V,
Wingard, N. H.
Wolf, Calvin A.
Paul
Olver
Jewett B,
jrooks, Emmett
Burrows, Harry L.
Colyer, William F.
Durst, Franklin KR.
Frazier, Lee W.
Grove, Earle J.
Garris, John W.
Homan, Ralph G.
Keller, B, 'M,
Lueas, Willlam N.
Miller, Clarence T.
Meeker, L. W.
Rimer, Amos E,
Smith, Charles V
Smith, John 1}
Shuey, John I
Walker, KK, (
Weaver, Grover C,
Brooks,
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McCormick, G
Neff, John H
Royer, John H
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Moore, James 1.
Neviing, Roy Lee
Parakere, Rossina
Poranick, Stanley
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West Precinct,
Arnold, Julius
Boroncuk, Savka
Basa, John
Bekelaki, Andy
Bekelak], John
Barofnchuk, P
Coleman, John
Caprah, John
Danovaki, Joa
Demchak, Geo, Jr
Dizon, Charlea T
Danko, Steve
Friday. Boyd L
CGloch, Antonio
Gose, Howard B
Givanni, Leolaro
Gedrontis, Geo
Guero, John
Gravish, Edw
Chas
Gorman, James R
Greenaway, H
Hughes, Patrick J
Hughes, Joseph T
Hefteran, F
Jendzeleasky, 8
Kriman, Stanley
Kracsunowski, M
Kopeik, Mike G
Luman, Frank
lokarchik, Andy
Lamancusa,
Laoas, Carl
Miller, Harry F
Marks, Peter
McGon H A
Mook, Snow
Martance, Jacob
ays, Chis
Rian, Chas B
ckolak, Joe
Owsepaurios,
Parna, John
Plata, Wtakyastaro
Paviink, Ustin
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you to perfection
When you purchase
here you et dollar for
dollar value, and when
you just look and don’t
purchase you get court-
esy in the nicest and
fullest degree.
Today we pre-
sent a disting-
uished Norfolk,
THE PORTLAND
It is the favori-e with
men who feel that un-
less they pay a fortune
for a garment it can’t be
good or desirable in
style. The price of the
Portland is $10 to $25,
which is far from a for-
tune, but the style, the
tailoring and the charac-
ter arc above reproach.
Tailored at Fashion
Park.
THE FASHION
PARK AGENTS.
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