Rsisumm—— RU THE CENTRE REPORTER ISSUED WEEKLY.' we tam enim lo - PENN’A. CENTRE HALL - THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1920 AILEY . . SMITH & © +. + +» Fropricters B.W.BMITH + + « « + «a » +s +» Biter { hoot Editor and hx Basiness Nanager the Post Office in Centre Hall aa wil matter 10 terms of subscription to the Re vod onehalf dollars per year, BATES Display advertise ment of ton or more inshaes, for thrée or more in sartions, pants per inoh for ench issue . Dia lay advertising oseunying less space than ten os and for less than three msartions, from fiftean to twenty-five cents oer {uch for each fsne, according to eomposition. Minimum charge ty-five conts, Local not ing five cont! wise, elon! twenty ve Legs] notice tovonty ¢ insertions ton ditions n EDWARD E, BAILEY = Entered at second Class v TERMS, Ti porter are one ADVERTISING tan ev oe accompanying display advertis- par line for each insertion; other. cents per lin minimum charge, i. three ad line for yr lune for sach EN Per ants p CH APPOINTMENTS. Luth com. Centre Hal ran.—Spring Mills,” morning, com, , U. ov E ‘4’ ill, mornin He Tussey- . 5 » J ville, afternoon ; Centre Hall, evening. eyville, morning , SPRANG MILLS. or pn A GEORGES VALLEY AL. - 1 Confer from Milton been em L.. e and ’ Ling] le and Miss Maggie sister moved his home Ki- moved hick 1 Clarance fer, and | from Pot left last liking th came ba ester, wistown, but than town, K. illed in Flight. ved at Lewistown k by George W, death of his ge R. Philips, bh Aero Squadron at mveyed only the ath resulted from Lewistown Hero is K teleg yy the (yeorge gained in a Lieutenant Philips distinguished tion when shot down in man’s land while dropj food to the celebrated lost battalion at Chateau Thierry. was awarded the and a cita- service Cross no y nny . ra im— Pitiable Condition of Pastor. Rev. L. 5 minister at Selinsgrove, who fell wun- conscious while conducting a service in his church a few weeks ago, and later removed to a Philadelphia hospital, is suffering with aphasia, Since the time of the attack his mind has been a blank. He has been able to retain only a few words. One of them is walk", If told to walk, he walks, but the aph- asia leaves him unable to understand or express himself in words, dlso he has little control over his motor faculties. When asked who he is he answers “Mother”. It is said that he has not been able to recognize a single person or article since he was stricken, Drumheller, Retormed LOCAL AND PERSONAL. i James Frohm is huckstering to Lock Haven by truck. One half of the borough school term came to a close last Wednesday. Mrs. O. F. Funk, after a month's visit at Pittsburg, returned to her home in this place last week, A carload of milch cows were shipped to the eastern market by ClevelandgMit- terling, on Saturday. , Shoop's restaurant make sandwiches for Place your order early. is prepared to public sales. Mrs. 5. F. Bartlett and grandaughter, Thelma, were guests of Mr, and Mrs, H. G. Strohmeier, last Thursday. Remember the .boy scouts’ play 1n Grange hall on Saturday night of this week, and give them your patronage. Cleveland D. Mitterling made a trip to Philadelphia and Collegeville, begin- ning of the week, on business, The township, is offered for sale by the Pot- i 3 Slack school house, in Potter ter township school board. See ad, In the lobby qf your post office, if it is up to date, will be posted various lists of war material you may be able to pur- chase. Ralph Lus on Rot Domer Ishler, being affli throat, e delivered the mail Fr 1 ite 2, last iday, tt r carrier, The local Rebekahs ane Fellows pinay hall on the evening of Thursday, Febru- are planning to give a in Grange ary 26th, A son was | week, to Mr, an east of Centre iamspo opens will cle class to be ac number ove Mason Rite mysteries w that over one thousand Refresh and cake were served. A surprise party, given it Harry G. Miller’ held in the Wee was sslace last piace 1ast fifty He ot rom Jlafan Mills okin, Centre Hall were present, than , Sham and opring Refreshments were prved during of Grammar school, 4th month in attendance during month Ee 21 girls, 23, boys, 19, total 42. Those pres ent every day are: Mildred Bitts, Luel la Bloom, Lil%e Brooks. Elien Burkhol. k, Anna Garis, Ag nes Geary, Grace Grove, Charlotte Kel. McClenahan, Marian Mec- Isabelle Sny- der, Gladys Garbric ler, Grace Clenahan, der, Vianna Zettle, Florence James Brooks, Stanley Brooks, Oscar Colyer, Harold Durst, Howard Emery, Albert Emery, Paul Fetterolf, Franklin Runkle, James Royer, Paul Smith, Al- bert Smith. —Isabelle Rowe, Miriam Moore, ; Zettle, with a machine gun company that went through the Argonne and the second battle of the Marne with the 28th Div- ision, and then come back home to be- come a ‘buck private in the rear ranks” of the Penn State regiment of cadets, is the result of the fortunes of war for Charles C. Cruse. of Bellefonte, a fresh- man at Pennsylvania State College. His military career, from enlistment as a corporal in the National Guard in 1919 when he served on the Border, to his discharge from the National Army after his return from overseas, covers three years. Yet when he matriculated last fall there was nothing else for him to do but go out and join (the balance of the Freshman class in ‘Close order” drill, LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Mrs. Solomon Lingle, of near Spring Mills, suffered a paralytic stroke 1 week, Mrs. William Stoner, Hall, will enter the Be today (Thursday) cancer. Supt. D. O. ough schools, on much pleased w schools are making Mrs. Belle Whiteman left morning to her Charles W, Geary, and port. Mrs. Florence S came to town on’ tertained at ti Smith, Wanted. - t Wo nis of Centre lefonte hospital near for an operation visited the ‘ednesday, the Etters AE W and ith ilil Pe visit wages to reference, Shamokin, P: i Cp Marriage Licenses. Last Friday the sad news of the death nas Auman received of his brother, Adam Mili fii 2 grew to manhooq in farm Dear s born and He nburg rmer, ti was 1 successful fa vall for quite vears, His ght Mrs near this place, in this ey wife and Allen survive him one . a aan er, Wit More Egus. Reefer's ** More Egus™ most scientific tonie on the market today. It makes layers out of loafers. Reofer's © More Eggs” stimulates your hens and makes a champion layer out of an ordinary backyard hen, This great egg producer is being used successfully on the Kerlin's Grand View Poultry Farm, of this place, and the Kerlin's are offering a $1.00 package on a money-back sarantee, for seventy. five ( 75) cents. is the ory si A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE = Letters of Administration on the sstale of Henry | Rossman, late of Potter township, deceased, | fotters of Administration on the above estate | having been gui granted the undersigned, she would respectfully roguestall parsons knowing thersolvor indebwad 10 the estate to make imme. diate payment, and those having claims against the 10 present them duly suthenticated for reitioment, of Advertise in the Reporter—it pays, MARY E ROSEMAN, Admrx., Centre Hall, Pa , Route 1, i 1 = - REBAR a ee te BOALSBURG. SAVED FROM HAREM 1m Goheen re \ daughter, 1 Arch Springs. $ he evening at the home M. Hosterman, M1 use pa - \ w 1 a1 sr oer. 1 nate A |£ ] A (EMPS BALSAM a EM wy ry STOP THAT COUGH NOW with B AM A pion OH A A Ca i ALS = J ————— w ¢ aE L Correct Printing WARMTH AND COMFORT for January . HY not be comfortable and warm with a good supply of Winter wraps ? It sure does seem as if we're going to have an old time Winter, according to indications of the past few weeks when the thermometer registered, at times, below zero. You don’t have to complain about the cold weather, in fact, you'll enjoy it if you are fully protected with Kesgler’'s Warm Wraps. We have an ample assortment of warm wraps, and stylish ones too; you surely will be pleased if you provide yourself with your needs at Kessler's. or. KESSLER I DEPARTMENT STORE MILCLHEIM PENN.
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