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Mrs. Sara Bushman is visiting friends
in Gettysburg,
Miss Lola Ulrich spent a short time
in Penn Hall this week.
S. S. Kreamer, of Lewistown, visited
his father, H, W, Kreamer, on Sunday,
¥ J. C. Reed, of Boalsburg, was a visit-
or in town, between trains, on Saturday
afternoon.
A pipeless furnace is being installed
in the home of E. W, Crawford, in tls
place, this week.
R. M, McNitt, of Milroy, was a busi-
ness caller in town on last Saturday and
made a call on the Reporter.
James Smetzler, of New York state,
visited his niece, Mrs. Robert I, Smith,
in Centre Hall, one day last week,
Rev. and Mrs. E, Roy Corman, of
Cressona, are guests of the latter's pars
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Fisher,
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Smith and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth, made a trip to Pitts-
burgh, the latter part of last week,
Warren McClellan, son, of the late W,
F. McClellan, of Georges Valley, was
one of the Reporter's business callers on
Tuesday.
Rev, and Mrs. Fred. W. Barry and
three children, of Baltimore, Md., are in
Centre Hall among relatives for their
annual vacation.
Rev. W, M. Hyde, Jr., of Pomerby,
Ohio, is a candidate for the local Presby-
terian pastorate, and will preach in Cen-
tre Hall next Sunday morning,
Mrs, B.S. Dunham and two sons, of
Staten Island, New York, are visiting
Mrs. Dunham's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
John H, Weber,
An addition is being built tothe J. S.
Rowe home which will provide for a
bath room on the second floor. A heat
plant will also be installed,
Miss Cora Homan was brought home
from the Bellefonte hospital on Satur
day after an operatjon for appendicitis.
Her condition is very favorable,
John Slack, is holding
clerical position in Coburn railroad sta-
tion, was in town Monday and called on
the Reporter to enroll as a subscriber,
Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Jones and
ily, of Lumber City. Clearfield csunty,
will come to the Reformed parsonage in
Centre Hall, the latter part of this week,
for their vacation,
Rev. and Mrs. J. M,
iamsburg, attended the cor
nic at Centre Hall,
here they went to Spring Mills,
burg, and Sayder county.
who down a
fam-
Rearick, of Will
nmunity pic
From
Mifflin-
last week,
A rattlesnake, measuring three feet
and four inches, was killed on Monday
by Cleveland Mitterling near ‘the Jacob
Sharer farm. ‘‘Cleve” is showing the
evidence,—-the tail piece of eight rattles
and a button,
In order that she might have the
home news, Mrs. Wm, McClenahan has
ordered the Reporter sent to her sister,
Miss Anna M. Stover, a trained nurse,
who is now located in the U. §. Public
Health Hospital, Houston, Texas
Mrs, Asher Stahl and two children, of
Altoona, spent last week the chil
dren's grandparents, Mr, and Mrs,
James S. Stahl. Mr. Stahl and brother,
Bruce Stahl, came over from the Moun-
v1 By
wii
tain City for an over-Sunday visit, all
returning to Altoona on Monday,
he Reporter's Pine Grove Mills corre-
ndent says that a terr wind, rain
and hail storm passed over the
portion of the county on Saturday
ing. Hail fell for forty minutes
many fields, flat
and washed roads and fields.
ident occ recently
Biddle at
little four
spo
western
even
ana
laid waste ened corn
and oats,
A sad acc irred
the home of Paul
Mark, when his
daughter was shot and prot ably fatally
injured. Her brother, whose age is sev-
en, secured possession of a revolver and
while he was handling the
the ball
penetrati
Warriors
year.old
weapon it
was discharged, enterin
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little girl's body, ing the lung.
Henry Mitterling. who since last Sep-
Da-
w here he is engaged by his uncle,
. D, J. Mitterling, in the musical in-
arrived in
Hall last Saturday and will remain for a
tew weeks. He has an adv, io this issue
calling attention to the sale of pianos at
a saving in price,
essrs, A. E. and William W. Kerlin,
of the Grand View Poultry Farm, on
Tuesday a week left for Cedar Point. o
Lake Erie, Ohio, to attend a convention
of the Baby Chix Association of which
they are members, They came home by
the way of Buffalo, taking in Niagara
Falls, combining business and pleasure.
reaching here on Tuesday.
tember has been in Madison, South
kot a,
Centr
strument bus Siness,
Miss Helen Wilson, of Elizabeth,
nois, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
O. Benner, in Centre Hall, having come
here a few days ago after a visit of a
month at Howard, the home of her
grandparents, Lock Haven and Will
iamsport, Miss Wilson will be recalled
as a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
G. Wilson, who formerly lived in Centre
Hall,
The Yollowing parties purchased
Chevrolet cars from Decker Bros. at
Spring Mills, within the past two weeks:
Touring car to Samuel Baney, of Spring
Mills ; touring car to Robert Strouse,
Spring Mills ; touring car to Carl Long,
Millheim ; an F. B. Chevrolet to C, C.
nsonbaugh, Boalsburg, The Deck.
s also sold several Olds trucks and
uring cars at State College since they
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Monday night we had a hard rain,
Clymer McClenahan and Alfred
Crawford have pestponed their auto trip
to Vermont to a later time,
‘Squire James W, Swabb and Nedson
W. Keller, both of Linden Hall, favored
the Reporter with a call on Tuesday
afternogn,
Miss Alice Rearick, daughter of Rev,
and Mrs, J. M. Rearick, of Williams-
burg, spent a few days with the Misses
Rowe,
Thelocal W. C. T. U will |
elect officers at their meeting Saturday |
evening, at the honie ot Mrs, 8. W.|
Smith. A full attendance is desired,
A number of young people from town |
were delightfully entertained at the]
home of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Breon,
near Centre Hall, on Tuesday evening
society
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A consignment of India lace was re-|
ceived by the missionary’ society con-1
nected with the Lutheran church, The |
lace, made by the natives of India,
sale at the home of Mrs. John H. !
C. D.
is on |
Durst,
Mitterling purchased E. M.
Mr. Huyett hav-
ng previously purchased a new Dodge |
at which now gives him a pair of
these popular cars, one each for pleasure
and business,
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BOALSBURG.
.
Mrs. Panl Stairs, of
visiti
Greensburg,
ng relatives here
Samuel Glenn spent
). L.. Mcthersbaugh
Mrs. Norris and son, of
were guests at the Grant Charl
from Wednesday until }
Mrs. Zerby
State College, spent several
week at the William
Miss Lillian Dale spent a few days re-
rently with Mrs. J. W. Keller, of Mifflin, |
town.
Raymond Fouse, of Alexandria, i
visiting his gunt, Mrs. H. M., Hoster-|
man,
Frank Fisher and
several days recsntly at
home,
Clara daughte
days
Stover home,
son, of
spent
home.
Mrs. J. P.
toona, spent a si
the former's father, D, W. Meyer,
Mr. and Mrs. George Rowe were
Wagfier and niece,
10rt Lime last weed
fooua visitors from Friday until
Ge
tliamsport,
Houtz home
Monday.
jen Calvert and con and jMrs,
rry and daug!t A
titer, of Altoona, vis-
ited Missess Mary Reis sh 1 and Nora M
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er from Saturday up
Mr. and Mrs.
autoed to Scran
they will spend
home.
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PINE GROVE MILLS. :
Alfred Reed, of Galitzen, spent the
late end of the week at his home here,
Wm. Groh Runkle, of Bellefonte, was
in town Monday.
C.T. Homan disposed of his Buick
Six and purchased a new Harris 7-pass-
euger car. It'sa dandy. Price $3100.
W. E. Tate, civil war veteran, with
his good wife, visited friends in town on
Monday
W. KE. Tate, Civil War veteran,
his good wife, of Centre Hall,
friends in town on Monday,
Farmer F. W. Swab),
found one of his best cows
pasture field Tuesday,
with
visited
town,
the
near
dead in
A congregational meeting follow
| regular preaching service in the Luther-
lay morning,
Grandmother Mary Harper
citizens, is quite ill at the home of
her son, at White Hall,
Farmer John Quinn is nursing a sore
hand from a briar and poison weed
scratch, It is giving him much concern.
Mr. and Mrs. |. F. Musser, M, P. Corl,
Mary McCormick, of Pipe Hall,
, one of our
oldest
Gordon,
home at
Farmer ¥. G. Miller is
horse that dropped dead while
Last Thu
automobile going at a so-mile clip nea;
is barn on the state highway, hit a fine
hind parts,
e bis P. OO. zd-
shy a
plowing
rsday a passing
i
good
on Saturday.
rushing its
young m
1
The villian failed to
are,
:
leav
dress.
Joseph O'Bryk
1d his wite, of near Detroit,
d son Clarence
Michigs
relatives,
0, wite an
connty
ryan is a Pine Grove Mills
r who took Horace Greeley's advice
over forty years ago and bas made good,
His onl
of Lancast
yv sister, rs. Napgpie Glasgow,
O'Bryan
they had a
Ee EE
Mingle Home for Sale.
Ope of the most des
centre Hall,
irable
known as the
Transfers of Real Estate,
Andrew Hart
A. Stover, tract in Penn
ation $100,
H.G meter,
Hennigh, tract in
'§ exer
Stroh
eration $2:«.
A. RK. McNitt to
tract in Spring twp
000
Mary S.
H wterm Ru,
consideration 8;
U.S. NAVY
With the Fleet
When you can look out over the
fine of regular he-ships {ollowilng in
that, If necessary, they can fight hard,
every country In the world, And It is
stern of a big dreadnaught and see a
battle formation, you just can't help
»
Je proud of It. It Is respected by
yours: every bit your Navy.
the most common
started business there.
To
diseases of children,
LINDEN HALL.
Ferree home at Oak Hall,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Bellefonte; and daughter,
Cunningham,
Miss
Ross home,
Miss Mary Newcome, who
visiting Miss Vjginia Hall,
ed to her home in Huntingdon,
week's visit,
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Gerlock and sons,
Joshua and Harry, accompauied by Mr,
and Mrs, Walter Taylor of Huntingdon,
were guests of Mr,
Sunday.
Sunday, Charles Johnsonba
family motored to Milton,
and Mrs, G M, Hall
ugh and
The trip
was made ina new Chevrolet
which was purchased last week by Mr
JotiBIoataugh. :
+ N. Keller, son of Mrs. J. W. Kell
er, Gv this place is spending a few days
with his mother before going to New
York to make final arrangements pre
paratory to sailing to take up his posis
tion as athletic director in the Romanian
college.
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POTTERS MILLS.
Mr. and Mrs, J. G. Boal spent Sunday
at Huntingdon with Mr. Boal’s brother,
Mrs. Thom f Philadelphia,
is visiting her mother, Mrs, Anna Pal
as Farner, o
mer,
Boyd Smit
at Milton,
Mr. and Mrs. Marcelus
to Mifflin county on Bray
Mrs,» Michael Smith
with her daughter, Mrs. Th
Mr. and
their home in Chicago aiter a
it with Mrs Cameron's parents, Mr,
Mrs. John Wilkinson.
Mrs, john Close is seriously
Smith home,
h and family spent Sunday
Sankey were
afternoon,
Sunday ,
I0Mmas,
Mrs. Cameron: returned to
week's vis. |
and
Russel and John Reish, accom ipanie
vy Misses Ver:
visited Emerson Ennist in th
Sunday
1a and Dorothy Thomas,
¢ Bellefonte
hospital on 2
Mrs. J. C
Verna Hannu, returned to their home in |
. Brown and daughter,
r
roungstown, Ohio, og Tuesday.
A.
CENTRE MILLS
Best, who lives with
visited
* on Sunday,
Mrs. Harvey
Jay last
Limbert
where
eed ie
Wee,
y treatment
Mr. Ezra Br eon, wife and childres
parted for their home in Ohio,
iting Mr. Breon
Mr: Homan,
Saturday f«
Tusseys :
Mr. Deihl, wh
visited the sce
at this
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orders among friends and peighbors for
the genuine g aATAntSd himiery, full lines for
men, women and children, Eliminales darn.
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Norvistown, Pa wl pd
piace on Sund:
eporter, $1.20 a year.
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Now Is Your Chance
If you have bzen think-
ing of a Piano, come and
see me, | shall be here
for three weeks and will
be glad to get, for any-
onz,
grade Becker Pianos, at a
SAVING
FROM $100 TO $150.
These Pianos are artistic in Design, unequaled in
Tone Quality, Durable in Construction,”
and Forever Lasting,
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THE GREAT 1920
Lewistown Fair
August 31--September 1, 2, 3
NEW $75,000 PLANT. ONE OF THE FINEST
IN THE STATE.
$5,500.00 in Purses.
Poultry Show Automobile Show Horse Races
Farm Bureau Stock Show,
Horticultural and Agricultural Show.
Free Acts and Carnival Midway
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