%, on <n ania Fork THE CENT RE REPORTER. 1918 —— TH UREDAY, APRIL 11, TT Thirty-five Years Ago. May 81, 1883. —Members of the Lutheran chuich at Coburn talk of erecting a church, The corner-stone of the new Luther- gn church at Madisopburg will be lald on Bunday, June 8. Rev. Fiecher of this place will officiate, Mrs, Catherine Boczer and sop, David, have left on & visit to relatives in Kapeae, and will likely remain all summer, At Reformed Claseis which met in this piace recently sa committee was appointed to organize a congregation at Bpring Mille, This congregation in then to be a pert of the Centre Hall charge. The telephone is about to be extend- ed from RBellefunte to Certre Hall, and by July 1 t ihe Reporter will have telephe ection with the cutside world, Tre lire will be ¢x'ended to Pleasant Grp, Blate College, Boals- burg, and Pine Grove Mill, Anthony. Garver, a yJ(UOUR MAD living above Centre Hsll, had his right leg Grek last Friday, in Gregg’s ore bank, —r— i ———— Asrcnsburg, Mre, Bartlet on Morpday acenmpar- jed her brother, Frank Miller, to a Philadelphia hospital where the lat. ter will receive treatment, Sue Lenker bee gone to make her future home with ber brotber and family, at Lemont, Hsviog epent all her life in tl towr, her many warm friends regret to sce her leave, William Hatter ard family, of Reedsville, motored to this place op Baturday and eccompanied by Mr, Harter’s parents and elster, drove to Watsontown for a pleasure trip. Althcugh it occurred April 1s*, there's no joke about the stork’s leav- ing a fire baby irl at the home of Thresherman Clyde Stover and one of the same sex at tbe Walter Rupp home. All concerned are doing eplen- didly. The following were entertained at the home of Mr, and Mre, A, 8B, Btov- er, on Furedsy: T. W. Kreamer, of Rosecrans ; Mre, Friel and two chil dren, of Renovo; Corp. Harold Kreamer, stationed at a U. 8. hospital in Virgivia ; Misses Trudie Quigley and Lizzie Yarger, of Millbeim. Movings hereabouts were as follows: Adam Bheesley to Milton; Frapk Armagsst to the Ralph Btover farm in Penn township; Adem Keller to where Armsgsst vacated ; Cal. Mingle from Mrs. Hsioes' home to the Ira Gramley place, and Harry Acker, Illinois to the Haines property; Mre, Mary Winklebleih from Wolfs Chapel to the home she bought fromm Mrs. Mary Beaver ; Claud Fiedler from the Dr. C. 8B. Musser home into the Hind’s property ; Zwingli He flay to the B. F. Hifflay fa wv, northwest of town ; Harry Treseler, of Yeager- town, to the Zwivgli Heflley proper- ty ; Willison Heflley into his owbp heme, bought from Mre., Fosan Btump ; Jobn Heu'z into the Fraok Tomli hme; Mre, Frank Burd to Bn ul ; Mr, Cumming bas vs cated the Kreamer home and moved into Leroy Menech’s property, Mr. Mensch going to Altoons., Milton Barner from the J, J, Fiedler farm to Loganton on Judge Jamison’s farm, and Reuben Vonada from Gregg townebip to the Fiedler farm, ———————— A —————— REBERSBURU Wes Hackenburg ls now sporting » new Ford runabout, Mr. Daveler is now located hotel for the present yesr. John Meyer, of “Altoops, visitor in town on Haturday. Mr, apd Mrs, Clsud Bmuill com- menced housekeeping in part of George Winiet's cwelling bourse, Prof, E, 8, Blover, of Bloomfield, N. J., spent a few days at this place the past wes k on special business, Mie, Nathaniel Bowersox is epend- ing this week in Greepturr with her daughter, * re, Harvey Lamy, Home of the farmers in this section have finished sowing oats while others are in the midst of the work. Mre, Jecob Heller, who spent the past winter with her sop, Charles, at Canton, Ohie, arrived home Baturday, John Brindel and family, of near Woodward, were Bunday visitors at the Arney home. Mr. and Mre. Edward Byerr, last Thureday, motored to Bunbury to at- tend the funeral of Lr. Byers’ sister, Mre, Fisher, Samuel Blerly bought a Ford car which he will convert into a truck, thus proviog a convenience to _hle business, { The grain fields in this section do not look very promising owing to the hard winter, dutivg which many f the tender plants were killed by frost, The other day while Fisher Mowery wae plowing be lost Lis gold watch, It is supposed that the timepiece wae plowed under the grou d, The household goods of C, O, Mal- lory and eon Charles arrived at this place on Iss: Thursday snd were placed ut the Mello y home, known se Bhady«al rv, thres mies east of this — Oo e Co e Mise 1 4) is On iter at the Was a (Coutinued - o next volumn) Whire Lotateds Below we give a list of the different military camps and the location of each. NATIONAL ARMY Camp Custer— Battle Creek, Meh, EL Camop Devene—Ayer, Mase, Camp Dix—Wrightstowr, N. J, Camp Dodge—D a Moines, Iowa, Camp Funston—Ft, Riley, Kausae, Camp Gorden—Atianta, Ga, Camp Grant—Rockford, Iil. Camp Jackeon—Columble, 8, C, Camp Lee—Potersburg, Va, Camp Lewle—Amn.erican Washington, Camp Meade—Admiral, M Camp Pike—Little Rock, Ark, Camp Bberman— Chillicothe, Oblo, Camp Taylor—Louisvilie, Ky. Camp Travie—Ft. Sam Hustor, Texas, Csmp Uplor—Yaphank, Loog I- tand. Laker, NATIONAL GUARD Camp Benuregard—Alexaudris, Lo, Csmp Bowle—Fort Worth, Texas, Camp Cody—Deming, N. M. Camp Dopipsn— Fort =il', Okls, Camp Freemont—Palo Alte, Cal, Camp Green—Charlotte, N, C, Camp Hapcock—Augu:te, Ga, Camp Kearney— Linda Viste, Cal, Camp Logac—Hcoustop, Texae, Camp McArthur—Wacer, Texse, Camp McClellan—Annistor, Als. Camp Bevier—Greenville, B, C, Camp Bheridar— Montgomery, Als, Camp Wadswortb—Spartanburg, 8, C. Camp Wheeler—Mrenn, Ge, a Weekly War News Digest, [The following notes are from the Oficial Re. view of the War, issued by the Commitiee on Publie Information : | The annual pay of the Army now exceeds $500,000,000, Production of 10,000 pew automo- bile trucks is in progrees for the Armyv, The Navy ration ip 1917 coet §0.438, as against $0 37684 In 1916 Our 14-inch guos weigh vearly 9 tons snd are over 58 feet long, vostivg $118,000, Oar 35,000-ton cruiser, capable of 35 knote, will be the fastest in the world. About 80,000 officers ano men are en- gaged in coast patrol work of the Navy. American troops permanently took over s part of the firing line as ap American sector in January, 1918, More than 70,000 acres of land in this country has been planted with csstorbean plants {o produce oll for airoraft, Dariog 12 months the Army bospl - ale increased from 7 to 63 in pumber and from 5,000 to 58,400 beds; 350,000 more beds are being added, The ditburseruents and cutsianding obligations of the Navy duiipg the first year of the war are estimated at $1,881,000,000, The total naval appro- priatiore, real and pending, are §3,- 333,171,665. There are pow four limes a8 many vessels in naval service ss a year age. The estimated pay of cfficers and men in the Navy for the first year of war waa $125,000,000, The air personnel in the firet year of war ipcreased from 65 officers and 1,120 men to one hundred (imes that num ber, E'even kivrds of schools bave been iustslled, Beveral bundred submarine chasers, built since the war, have been deliver- ed to the Navy by 31 private concerpe and 6 pavy yarde ; many of these boats have crossed the At'antie, some in severe weather, Through a card eatalogus system 109, 487 men bave been trapsferred out of Army divisions into technieal unite to fapetion according to individaal ed- uestlons!, occupational, and military qualifications, Duricg the first year of war the Army paid §60,000,000 for horse-drawn vehic'es and harness ; more than $50,- 000,000 for horses, mules, and harness, Expenditures for the filcoal year end- ing June 80, 1918, for fuel and forage are estimated at more than $500,000, 000. To February 20, the Director Gener al of Military Railways bed placed or- dera for railway supplies valued at $142,000000 and with sn sggregste weight «1 764,000 long tone ; the Ge: - eral Ecgineer Depot, to February 1, issued 9,600 orders for material valued at $202,000,000, Amoog the purchases of the Qiart. ermastei’s Department are 61,000,000 pounds of prunes and dried beans; 273,000,000 cans of! tomatoes, oor deneed milk, and baked beans; 40,000. 000 yards of mosquito bar ; 75,000,000 yards of olive drab ; 20,000 000 woolen blankets; 81,00,000 pairs of woolen drawers ; 50,000,000 pairs of heavy stockings ; 11,000,000 wool conte, The Ordnance program foncludes the pur chase of 23 000,000 hand grenades, 725, 000 automatic pistols, 260,000 revol- vere, 23 000,000 prej-otiles for heavy artillery, 427,246,000 pourds of explo. sliver, 240,00) machine guoe, and 2 454,000 1 flow, (Continued from Hpvious column.) place. The Liberty Loan meeting held in the school building st this place last Thuredey evening was well attended, The three pp akers from State College did their bit in urging the farmers to invest In Liberty loan bonde, ROUGH BINANCES, Td | and Expenditures of Centre Hall | Borough, for the Year Ending | December 31, 1917. te PENNS VALLEY BANKING CO.,, TREABURER | Balance January 1917 Fire tax, asst Mrs Margaret Thomas W F Bradlord, BH Kneploy, ‘e .e WY Spangler.,...........ooe Bell Telephone Co, , |. 8B H Knepley, ain HACEnBE RX, ,.... ,cncosnnssrnss W J Bmith C I Bartholomew Coliector,, 2162 6684816 22 CR. $3261 64 By orders id, X 1604 DB-$4816 22 Balance BTREET ACCOUNT John H Pufl, labor on street, $108 80 Kryder Frank, same, . 6 00 Juseph Lulz, same, 42 5% Wim Meyer, mmme 19 2 I M Amey, labor on street wits team ¥ J McClellan, 45 load L I Smith labor . mn with team, ’ . Ra ph Luse, 'abor on street; John MeClenaban, same, Oliver Strunk, same . C W Pennington, same Win Stump, same... .. John Coldron, same I. Tressler same West, same, nry Homan, labor on street with team P H Luse, same A P Krape, same Win Walk r same sank McClellan, 6 ne celery Amoco, silane Fd. Riter, labor on street 8 W Smith, 138 loads of gravel Reilly Hunter, roliing Church Etreet At antic Befining Co, FoR a ofl, Preight en oll WM ‘Runkle, hauling coal for roller E C Wagner, Ibs. crushed 87 16 stone 675 street 45 00 loads of 40 loads of 100 bie, 198 tons, 1125 stone 199 2081244 18 WATER ACCOUNT J H Pufl, labor on water line Joseph Lutz, same Wim Meyer, same John McClenahan, same Henry Homan, hauling pump C W Booger, labor on walter line Clymer Mc Wallace pump Charen Bliger, vamp house E Summer, work on line to reservoir C W Boozer, same Ed Riter, same H H Mark, skidding electric pois . BR ID Foreman, freight W F Fiomy, 3 OO Ka Bradiord & Son, cement Bradford & Som, coal rociing paper State Centre power for pum lsnahan, same White installing jumber for electric pump snd corporation and Co 1st Electric po Dec LIGHT ACCOUNT Bate Centre Electric Co an n- ee MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT sr MceClenahan, painting $ Hire service 18 00 ner, sone s'edge } 2 Knarr, auditors’ fee } Moore, anditors’ fee 30 yros Brungarl, printisg se yunt Board of Health nd fine teturtied , forks and repairs Insurance Board, Ingurance Jentre Keporter, printing boro statemens and qgoarantine other : J '¥ Mi °C clian, cutting bp sls ) M Bmith, | Goa er and foe for 1917 W F Bradford, Bec salary for 1917 RIED ‘merchandise Walker, auty. ile y Banking ¢ room rent 0. "printing sharpening Duplicate 1917, interest on water bond bond water bond Mrs Currie Rubi, water bond | uterest o 1 BOARD OF HEAL fi. posting quarant ne notices and fvnigeting J H Puff, putting up notices $27 oO 198 79 RT $36 00 67 80 { 50 TH $12 0 1% 75 = $17 coal for W H Ruukie, G W Nearhond, ren for WH Runkle W C Hubler, Runkle ciisinssse Dr H H Longwell, merchan- dise tor John Moyer Danville hospital, for taining Inmates W W Bpang'er, service, W F Bradford, »hipping body of B H Kuepley E W Crawford, long ‘phone message Cyrus Brungart, legal service Justice of Peace lees rent for W H main distance INTEREST FUND Duplicate 6 per ct, abatenent on §739 24 2 per ci. com. on $702 28 Paid Treasurer Balance due 1917 BORO FUND Duplicats | 5 per ot. abatement on $1053 67 | 2 per ct orm on $951 9 i Pald Treasurer Balance due Jan. 21, 1918 POOR r UND Duplicate 5 per cb. abatement on $445 11 2peret oom. on $I 7] Paid Treasurer Balance due on 1917 $2 ow 4 BO 9 —- $807 fon DR $1129 L9-81128 © CR. $41 0% 1 84 902 85 #0 N10 DR. Subd mE PAB $2 R & 8 51 417 = Board AM Centre Hall Bebool D A Boozer, Trustee F & Mr Lucy Henney DL Kerr estate Mr Carrie Rubi BH Armney $i Joo 1M JO OK 0 © 1500 © BORO Progress Grange AB Krebs W H Runkle INTEREST Progress Grange ABS Kreis $0 POOR Total RECAVITULATION Cash In hands of Treasurer $17 Balance due 19160 special water pein! water tax for 1817 Unpsid taxes ia Due for empty oil 1 turned to Atlantic Co, We, the undersigned auditors, have unis of the ¢ s and certify to the correctness ame, MOORE, INARR, SMITH, Attest : ] W. J. SMITH, Sec oT \ or Syl Td Prey pr $ giv : * i WEA } wh A ow / . » EAL ds fo a LEUAL ADVERTISENENI Lo DMINIET AMES W, SWABB JUSTICE OF THE PEACE 0} HALL. ( TRI FA . #4 writen ar en’ bus hog ow] i 5H Hive Ww sou Licenses 3 'S § | tLe AM 386 BOY. 2 Gloer EE THE Soderaely priced. his Spring, Furniture Store HOME Sate Coll ga M n !s ass Clhicu'sr on flo Baiiding “ Rageestions for Ballding a Rilo” lar No 72 prepared by recently issued by ex'ention the ta'e (oliege Ifthe order has © fir the silo that was plant built this year, it onc. By pleciog an d aler scveral months ins siderably bet er prices nn at ye! bsey should done at order with dvare®, sy ] Fartherm te ope obtsived, of getting his certain thease times of ur to the transportation and kinda of man ed Profsssor Bech In view of the high prices and the improbability of obtaining a tured silo, ecfibe varione tyg homemade silos shculd be given geri consideration, The circu sr mei ad cohtaine defi informaticn the adspiability of various silos farm cordilions ee well se brief dire- t'one for ecretiuetirg mworol hie wete, wood boop, King Gurler, other types of homemade ellos This circular may be secured free of oc st from the Penreyliva: fa Elale cl'ege extersion department, silo tui certainty with regar Fur: § f Ss ifsc ured articles, deel lel, mer ular 0 ®g Of u for. ite oO! COL ard Deafness Cannot Be L ured by the disen only ond by caused BH) cous ing this tut inflame sound or Im entirely clo 3 unless the and this tube 1 tion, hearing will capes out of ten sve of which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will give One He=dred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarth) that eannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure Bend for circulars, free F. J. CHENEY & CO, Bold by Druggists, Sic Take Hall's Family Pilis for constipation Toledo, Ohlo A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, ~ Letters of sdministration on the estate of Mrs, Rosella EB Luse, ste of Gregg township deceased, Letters of administration on the above estate havin bean dul} granted to the undersigned, he would respectfully request all persons the same to ¢ them duly suthentionted | without delay for seitiemeni. PAUL C SrAYD, Administrator, re Hall, R. 2 Orvis & Terby, Auras CYRUS BRUNGART JUSTICE OF THE PEACE SEE HALL, PA. tion given to collect ng. claro. including deeds, m : marriage loensos and hunte: nd all matters periatuing to th prom ily We Range of allel Eon Eon SALE Registered Holstein Fricsian Cattle, Al extra | fine stock with an ov tra good ARO teckiog. Both | for sale at all Send for pdigree and Tn EA, Fl! Gok uy eee na veo wedi G CES 0000 New Spr Ing & SummerGoods Balbriggan and Gauze Underwear in 2-Piece and Union Suits for Men, Women and Children. eee *tore closes every Wednesday evens leg at 6 o'clock H. F. Rossman Spring Mills LOBOS POR TOR LOPTON TENE RGD PODPPWGUI PROVE VPOOVLBVRV LBV RD BNW NO LP eR PTLEBVRRe S00N00000QOV0SNIVSONISONGIEIVGRNVPOSPUIPINIVOLVERNSTIETEDDD | The Gasoline That Yields Most Miles to the Gallon | Because of its uniform High Qual- | ity. Try us on your next need of gas and pote the difference. | Also High Grade Oils, William McClenahan WHOLESALER DISTRIBUTOR CENTRE HALL, PA. me dws GO POOL 0000000 0000 Insurance and } Real Estate i | : Want to Buy or Sell? SEE US FIRST Chas. D. Bartholomew CENTRE MALL, PA, eree restaiencasscnee mt [r—— Tron siains rom cloth. som "Sire Tor! LOOK! and ny ! Hust Soap. which removes ali
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