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THE CC!
SSUED WEEKLY
PENNA,
CENTRE HALL ENN’A.
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BMITH & © olny
8. W. SMITH
1920
gran
THURSDAY. APRIL
Yroprietors
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ce Loca’ Bditer and
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TMENTS
Reforn
Tussevville, after:
U. Ex
Hil
Luth:
Farmer
aftern:
Tussey vi
» Hall, morning ;
morning ; Egg
> Hall, evening.
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ills, morning:
; Centre Hall,
Valley, afternoon ;
FOLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
LEGS]
ATURE
to annbunce the
INEY. of Belle-
r the Legislature
ibject to rules gov-
primaries, to be
Ve
name of
fonte, a
from C:
erning the D
held Mav i
J A
NAL
We are a 1 to announce the
name of I. L.. HARVEY, lellefoute,
as a car ! Legislature from
Centre nt ubject to rules govern
ing the Reg can primar to be held
May 18
of
ies,
REPUBLICAN
For Ds \3 NATIONAL
We apnounce the
tt, of Smethport,
Delegate to the
pvention subject
lican Prim-
P, QO.
pd
SPRANG MILLS.
3
James Krape, Bellefonte,
Mrs. G: C,
spent
ing
Easter with his sister K
father
Beatrice Decker is visiting her ;
Ammon |
Ira Bart amily attended the
r, Mrs. Samuel
nm Monday.
of Mrs. Arthur
£3
fugera
Wance,
The m
were
Lee
sr death on Sat.
urday night 1e had only lived here a
few years but had gained many warm
friends who are sorry to part with her so
soon,
Where to fir ¢ people
¥
Spr
SOITY ¢
about
moved to
Haney to Smith's
lech to the house
y Haugh to his
own home, waled by Winkleblech ;
Hugh (zap; James
Foust t vacated by
Wance the Allison
I Clayton Stov-
store ; Da-
Duck's house,
Walker will
Edward Zerby
ited by Walker ;
Robt. M 1 farm, vacat-
ed by Z i iralh Corman to the
Burrel ne, v ted by Hendershot,
who n Cam-
mings vacated by
Mrs. C Fied-
ler ; H he farm vacated
by Vona , lagen to Prof. Hos
termat Ui 1 to bis
home 1} Lola Ulrich,
vacates Ulrich to the
Alliso 3 Jie
rich ; d ; Dag-
iel Ru purchased
from Carter : Bia Bitner where Rug
le the El
Smith's { john Decker to the Gob.
ble farn ] Clair Ohl
to the ( 1g farm, vacated by
Decker ; John Lioyd to Roland Zettle
house.
in and
ing Smith
0
to
er partmen ver
vid M ¢ family to
vacated |!
move in
*to the
to his
: Arber
nada to
vad 4 Mr.’ Sivers to
slyers ;
GEORGES VALLEY.
A.P ' a the farm for
D. D. I» .
Mr. a { CW. 1
Wedne« S0aY tt home of Mrs. Lingle's
parents, M: Mrs. Frank Emerick,
of Penn Ha
The many friends
tle are gi
tr VOrking
single speat last
of Miss Roxie Zet-
to be
about again, afjer being housed up with
rheumatism for some time.
R. R, Zettle came home from Milton,
last Wednesday, where he had been em.
ployed all winter. He will assist his
father with fhe farm work this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Yeater gave a
birthday party last Thursday evening,
in bonor of their little son, Arthar, who
was five years old, A fine lunch was
served con isting of sandwiches, pickles,
cake and ice cream. Those present
were Sara Vonada, Grace Lingle, Helen
Ripka, Carl Bressler, Clarence Vonada,
Walter Gobble, Miles Linfle, Robert
Lingle, Albert Lingle, Mrs. Jasper Lin.
gle, Mrs. Prank Leister, Mrs. Lydia
Lingle, Mrs, F. M. Ackerman, Mrs,
Wm. Bressler, Mrs. J, B. Ripka,
Row she 1s able
ae,
Be a Reporter reader.
LS SR 5h ;
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at State College in
July.
Boy Scouts of Pennsylvania will once
| more be offered the opportunity of at-
| tending an instruction and outing camp
at the Pennsylvania State College, an-
nouncement having just been made that
the camp will open on July 4, continu-
ing for three weeks to July 29. This
will be the fourth summer that the scout
camp has been offered by the college,
and from one or two Hundred boys usu.
ally go there for the outing.
Scout troops will be invited to spend
as much of the time set aside for the
course as they desire, Hikes and ad-
vance work in scouting will take up
much of the time, and the ideal location
of the college will make this feature at-
tractive. Owver-night trips to the moun-
tains of this vicinity and to the nearby
“barrens” offer pleasant outings. Ar-
rangement for the camp are being made
by Prof. T. I, Mairs, of the school of
Agriculture, and he urges that all
troops attending the camp be acco mpan-
ied by a scout nthster or an assistant
scout master. Whilé in camp the boys
will be quarted in tents on the college
campus.
Marriage Licenses.
Charles F. Shook, Spring Mills
Orphba L, Slegal, Spring Mills
Matthias Zimmer, South Philipsburg
Catherine Maurer, South Philipsburg
Russel R. Rossman, Philadelphia
Helen K, Colyer, Millbeim
M.D. Ruhl, Spring Mills =
Irene E. Smith, State College
Joseph Flock, Julian
Ruth Aikey, Bellefonte i
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Mass Meeting at Spring Mills,
A mass meeting will be held in the
Grange hall, Spring Mills, on Monday
We cot,
dially invite all citifens and tax payers
evening, April 12, at § o'clock.
of Gregg township for the purpose of
giving a financial statement of the school
district of Gregg township
R. H. Shook,
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Two Plays Coming.
On Saturday, April 10, the stirr
patriotic play “The Man Without
Country”, will be presented by the jun
ior Class of the Spring Mills Vocational
School in the Grange hall. An
tainingecomedy, “Our Aunt from Cali
fornia” starts the program and betw
the “Darktown Trio” pro
fun for all. Tickets of
for reserved seats are now on sale at the
drug store.
Secretary.
ing
uh
B
enter.
acts will ie
admission and
AQMmMIsSsion and
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Breon—Sunday.
On Tuesday of last week, Leroy O,
Breon and Miss Dalene Sunday, both of
State College, were united in marriage
at the Bush House, Bellefonte, by Rev
5S. C. Stover, pastor of the Reformed
church of Boalsburg., The bride
daughter of Mrs. Bertha Sunday-—the
third one to be married within one year,
The groom is a promising young farm
er.
is A
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AARONSBURG.
Miss Sue Lenker, of
friends here a few days,
Florence Orwig cam
College to spend Easter vacation with
her mother,
Ellie Bower, of State College. spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr Mrs.
Samuel Bower,
Raymond King and wife, from Tylers-
ville, were welcome guests of the for.
mer's parents, Mr Mrs. Archie
King
Mr. Grenoble, on Saturday, returned
from a visit to his daughter, Mrs» Silk.
man, of Yeagertiown, and his son Fred
of Lewistown.
B. F. Stover received the sad news of
the death of ghter, Mrs, Lucy
Leitzel, at Plainfield, 11. Mr. Stover,
dis daughter, Mrs Nora M
son Fred, left on Monday morning to at
Lemont, “visited
¢ home from State
and
and
his dan
isser, and
lef
uneral in Plainfield,
The Aaronsburg High School
tend the f
Prof,
Gessner, principal, will bold commence.
ment
Swiss, of Beaverdale, eu th
The BaclBaureate sermon
will be delivered by Wi D. Donat, Ex
ercises in St, Peter's Reformed church.
Everyone cordially invited,
Services were held in the Lutheran
church during three evenings last week,
the Tuesday evg. sermon having been
preached by Rev. Shannon, of Rebers
burg. On Thursday evening the pastor,
Rev. |. J. Weaver, baptized three chil
dren in the families of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Stover, agirl ; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Gilbert, a girl ; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Homan, a boy. On Easter holy com-
munion was administéred toa large con-
gregation. '
From last week
Harold Orwig has secured employ-
ment.at Milton, where his father is also
employed, f/ \
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson, before
departing for their new. home in Ohio:
visited friends at Lewisburg and Miff-
linburg.
Editor Harter and Charles Megsch,
of Bellefonte, were Sunday guests of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Sarah Mensch.
Lee Wilt, of Lewistown, spent Sun.
day at the Grenoble home, it
Miss Beckie Snyder was to State Col
lege on Friday to see'about renting her
two houses, and had little difficulty in
doing so.
.M Mary Stahl came home from
Booneville to get her ho..e in shape for
occu for Mr. Amos Koch. Her
brother, ge, from Milton, was here
to assist her,
Boyd Vonada and family, of Belle
exercises on
€
OCCAasIOn,
fonte, spen® A few days with the J. H.
Crouse family. didi H
# i arn as
i
not by the
HIRTY denominations
May 2nd.
They are uniting bec:
too great for any one den
no duplication of effdrt ; 1
These churches know th
but it needs EKaith most
They know that there can
on the t¢
They have
and
achings of Jes
had the
to ¢ ra budget
work abro
part in
« and (4
gious. tra
wage for the
The budget is large in the
if each person who loves A
increase his contri i
1"
dollars the
bution |
’ 1s, vy hae
easily subscri
We fa
Lett
eel tho
ana thi
buiiders but
EB
a NX he o
¥
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$
Ari
LOCAL AND PERSONAL. vannot
i
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v - 8 ¥
The National debt was reduced dur- : :
ii " | 4 that
{ing the month/of March by $705 660: 1 he
a om —————. ha! Dearness
cr
SS ————— Aut wed portion of the oar
way to cure
ir by & constitutional
Deutness is caused by an
{i Hamed condition of the mucous
the Eustachian Tube When
sfiamed you have 4 rar
rifect hes wien
slosed, De result. Uniess
“
O00, {
4 . ged
Robert Glisgow is moving from Mill
Hall to Bellefonte, in oopsburg
to Bellefonte, the Roopsburg slosed, J ai. Vole
section. He will engage in trucking to! restored condition,
i will be destroyed forever, Many
some extent,
it
is
degfness are caused Ly catarrh,
a F4 + { an inflamed condition
Several'inches of snow fell 1 uesday | faces Hail's Catarrh Medicine acts
i i | the ; ¢ ie mucous surface t
{ ight, the weather having taken a de-| the eag on the mucous surfaces o
| cided turn for colder. : We will give One Hundred
Medicine
All Druggisis, THe.
be cured Ly Hall's Catarrh
culars frees
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Millheim Journal. |
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{Items from the
amounting to over $7,000. The cattle
stock, mostly registered Holsteins, net
.
Insurance and
Real Estate
Want to Buy or Sell ?
ted 84.700, the highest priced cow se
i ing for $450,
of Cleveland, (
grandmother,
2.
Mrs
George FE, Tobias,
his
died, was
*
rat whose home
{ Elizabeth Alters,
| relatives who accor
among the
anied the remaios
{ to Millheim last Thursday. He remain-
SEE US FIRST
or
{ed until Monday morging,
Mrs. C. O. Mallory,
Charles 3
and Mrs. T, M. Gramley and ¢
Miss Orpha, of Spring
Gram!
4
nrs ixTHt
4
ghter, 3
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Chas. D. Barthqlomew
CENTRE HALL, PA,
visit
Main
Mills, were
al the
y h s, East
k.
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SHELVING COVERS-
made of United States Army Canvas, in
good condition, and any required size or
weight, Both New and Second Hand,
———We can alsé supply you with———
TENTS of Any Variety
ALSO
Regulation Army Cots
We will be pleased to fill mail
TID (ET | orders promptly
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OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE
Mail or Phone :
RG.
W. A. Rockey
the property bought from H. C. Roth.
rock ; Ralph Ruckey
ed by W A Rocke
fagm vacated by
Harry
James Call
Mrs, Kling
vacated by 1
to the
Clyde
Mr, |
Taver
BOALSBI
OV]
to the f+
K
OOUSg OW ne
.
cated by Joho | i: David Soyvder
the house vacated by Harry Markel :
James Reed to the property he purchas-
ed from 1 Rishel estate ; Jobn Kim-
port to the far
Reed ; Mrs. Cathryn, Mothersbaugh to
the vacatéd Kimport ; |
Charles Ross t} vacated by |
Mrs. Mothersbatgh ; Mrs Elmer [shler!
moved to State College | Hatry Ishler to |
the farm vacated by Mrs. Ishler. Al
fred Lee to the house vacater by Harry.
Ishler, !
he
“ry
i
purchased by James
house
to by
C—O OANA
Transfers of Real Estate. }
Samuel Gingerich to Harry Skylerd|
tract in Potter Twp. ; $4500.
David L, Kerr, ¢t ux to Wm, R. Fied- |
ler, tract in Centre Hall $225.
Daniel C. Rossman, et al, to John W,
Horner, tract in Potter [wp ; $6500
8. P. Gray, et ux, to Frank Albright |
tract in Ferguson Twp. ; $10.000. |
Mary Hess to Michael Hess, tra
Haines Twp. ; $405. i
George Vonada to Wm Guisewite
tract in Haines Twp. ; $100. |
Luther B, Stover, et ux to Mary Aon
Guisewite, tract in Haines Twp, ; $o2s. |
A. MILLER & SON
114.22 Bainbridge St.
PRILADELPHIA, PA.
FOR SALE
f 1 pair White and §
Hares. 825 + buy the
Call te them any day but
. :
residence,
$
1s, Pa 2 3 pd
A bunch
34 irdays at
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er ———
I
Aaron Detwiler, admr. to Mary E,|
Hess, tract in Huines Twp. ; 9148s, |
Jacob Ketoer, et ux, to LL. B, Stover, |
tract in Haines Twp. ; $1000. |
Mary E Hess admr. to William Guise |
wite. tract in Haines Twp. ; $217.55.
Michael Hess td Willian Guisewite,
tract in Halves Twp. ; 8500. .
Thomas B. Decker et ux to Mollie H,
orrect Spring Style . .
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two garments are alike.
. * .
Every well-dressed woman wants to be clad in an individual style. Our
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