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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
George Paul, of Greensburg, was en
tertalned at the Byron Garis home ov
er Sunday,
The Kerlin house and lot will be sold
on Saturday. See advertisement in
this issue,
Miss Laura Runkle visited her sis
ter, Mrs. J. I. G. Allison, in Millhelm,
for several days last week,
Mrs. Victor A,
Hall has been drawn as a grand juror
for February term of court, at Belle
fonte,
Mrs, John H.
Arney, both of
ously ill from
ering nicely.
Centre
Auman, of
Puff and Mrs. I. M.,
whom had
pneumonia, are recov
been seri
Zim
Pleasant Gap, is in dell
from se
Former Commissioner Harry E.
merman, of
cate health. He is
vere stomach trouble.
sullering
1 gr : +
The condition of Thomas A. Hosler
man, Centre Hall's chief
not been encouraging during
few days. He suffers greatly
most of the time,
during
A little child of Mr. and Mrs, Guyer
Grove, who had been quite ill, has pu
tially recovered, and its parents
£
looking forward to a complete
ation of its health.
Expert rifle
their shooting
urday afternoon
and take pa
There
for the good
Ralph Luse, on Mo
of the Plum
Centre Hall, and
mainder of i
teacher, Mrs.
test.
Grove
was forced to q
If the peopl
lac were to I
le file, thu
reach clear a
tinent from New
CisCO anda exien
Pacific Ocean.
Mrs. Margaret
Ohio, last week
Calvin Vonada,
well as other relatives
she took with
her mother,
in Cleveland
Shu is living
Boyd Jord
school, treate
sled
up at the
ments,
treat, and
ation of
Philip
tre Hall
and Mrs. Ci
re Hall, +
ire
school y
gather
College
was sent to
y, this
of all expenses
sel Bohn,
won first piace
to Harrisburg as a
Mr.
two
daughter
pi Pm
JOAisour
nd
i
here this w
Cobbs’ me
ARO, Was
ville hospital f
ati {i tppend
ng appearance
is his oid self
of the young
here some ye
® warm place in
Hall, and a
to Mie old
giad to ses
iWays
town,
him,
A Bceottish Rites
held in the temple
ard Cathredal, Williamsport,
day, Thursday and Friday
week. Among her 1
who will atter
following: Mr. and
er, Mr. and Mrs. W
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel
Mrg C. W. Bozer, Mr.
Sniith, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. J. Frank
evening a sp«
for the benefit
ad
merely gucsts
armory, and
were the strong
A good thing 3
8. of A, was the giving
trated lecture in Grange hall last Fri
day night
the Gates of the New World” were the
The read by
tev. Drumm, and many slides Were
shown, giving a fine idea of the tide of
immigration into Ameri th
types from all countries
world who are knockin
some good, some bad
turned Needless
Grange hall was filled.
seemed to
ment, whigh besides taking
form of entertainment, wus
structive and patrioti Mo
similar nature may be given
ter,
New Americans” and "At
topics, lectures” were
back
appreciate tho
Love laughs at locksmiths, it has
been said, and such was truly the case
with a young couple of Haines town-
ship. The trouble began when, aftei
the prospective bridegroom, Harvey W
pinfley, of Aaronsburg, had procured a
rriage license and had engaged . a
minister to perform the Ceremony,
found that upon inquiring for his
bride at the home of her grandparents,
Mr, and Mrs, Jacob Harter, she was
not permitted to leave the house, be
ing, it is alleged, under lock and key.
The young man wae unceremoniously
turned away. Coming to "Squire Brun-
gart, at Centre Hall, he procured a
search warrant and this, delivered in
to the hands of the constable at Aa
ronsburg, brought forth the young
woman, aged 22 years. She and her
jlover then appeared before ‘Squire
Stover, of Aaronsburg. The Reporter
failed to learn whether the marriage
then took place, but it Is presumed
that it did.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Miss Grace Smith visited friends In
Williamsport last week.
An Estey organ and room stove are
offered at private sale by W, W, Kerlin,
See adv,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brooks are In
Williamsport
the Scottish Rites.
attending the sessions of
Reitz, of Boalsburg, had
Mrs, Henry
the misfortune to fall down the
sleps
which resulted in a broken rib and
very bad bruises
Robbers entered Mrs, Philip Leitzel's
grocery at Flemington Thursday eve
ning of last week, stealing eighteen
dollars in cash and a quantity of can
ned goods,
Pr. J. RK.
City,
Crystal
Wed
called owing to the se
} Thomas
rious condition of his brother,
A. Hosterman,
Hosterman, of
Missouri, arrived here on
being
nesaay,
Tanlac strengthens the nerves and
brings back the normal state of heallh
through its effect on the appetite and
Hall
nutrition of the body ~—Centre
Pharmacy.
Marriage Licenses.
Smokehouse Afire,
a
PINE GROVE MILLS
pull
i righted
proceed on
Davic { irry, Mt
deliver a lect wi the
Union,
Ememld
church at
iyaville, on the evening of January
at 7:30 p. m: Rev. Curry is a na
of Ireland and spent last summer
visiting at his old home. Admission
to lecture, 30 cents,
in the
Pregbytleri
LOST American fox hound, tan
with white markings; has small
cut out of one ear: wears license tag
No. 1202. Last seen in section of Blue
dall. Finder kindly notify Archie
Moyer, Centre Hall.
plece
RESIDENCE AND LOTS FOR
SALE George H Long, Newark,
Ohio, offers for sale former residence
and all his cholce building lots at
Spring Mills, Pa. Buy one or more.
bt.o¥
ADVERTISEMENTS,
LEGAL
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ~
Estate of HOMER O BARR, Inte of Harris
Township, Centre County, Pa, deceased,
Letters of administration on the above estate
BAYA beg Suty éranted on the undersigned
a would respeciia teow
ing themaeives indebted 10 the te
immediate payment, ana those havi
against the same to present them duly suthentd
ented without delay for s-ttlement,
ELLA H, BARR, Administrairix
Gettig & Bower, Attys, {§ Boalsburg, Pa’
iefonte, Pa, ob
SB i ——— lt i»
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
AUCTIONEER. R. J
graduate of the Jones National School
have two drills. Also 1-horse
John D,
spring | 3
ri Wag ¢
Witmer, gon
Potier. -
THURSDAY, MARCH th,
cast of
one mile Wolfs Btor
y
ie
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CHART ER NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that an a
willbe made I
wealth of Pennsylvania, qn Friday, February W.
10; 1922, by C. F, Deininger, Mrs. Lucy Henney, |
W. A. Henney, James E. Stewart and C., E
Stewart, under the Act of As
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled “An
Act to provide for the Incorporation and Regu
lation of certain Corporations,” approved Ap- js,
ril 29, 1874, and the supplements thereto, for |
the charter of an intended corporation to be
CENTRE HALL PLANING MILL
COMPANY, the character and object of which
of Auctioneering makes all kinds of
farm sales. Ad
dress State College, RR. F. D.
sales, specializing in
Commer
to?
cial phone 681.
WANTED One thousand chicken
Drop card to A. M., Riegel & Son, Sa
lona, Pa oT pd
ORGAN AND STOVE'AT
SALE.—H-octave Esty
class co ion: also in good
feeder with heater. Th
SLOVe most as good as new, —W
W. Kerlin, C re Hall
FOR SALE-—-Superior grain
hoe, good as new: reason for s ling, 1
PRIVATE
organ, in first
called
ron
iia d novelties, and to buy and sell lumber and
builders supplies and materials of all kinds,
and for these purposes to have and possess
and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges
of the sald Act of Assembly and its supple
ments
love, self
JOHN G, LON
'E,
toh Solicitor. Soh
ANNUAL STATEMENT
»
Of Centre County, Penn’a.
JANUARY 9, 1922 j ter
1
In compliance with the provisions of thelr charter the sixty fifth annus! statement of the and
Company is herewith presented
Balance in treasury Jpnuary 10, 1921, . . § 10
Cash premium recei®ed during year . 4.4m
Cash on Assessment No, 29 14.692
Borrowed money “iW |
FIRE LOSBES
H. A Kauffman, barn and contents
W. F. Blerly, damage to house
BH. Hoy, demage 10 barn
Theodore D, Boal, damage to house
W. H Miller, household # ols
L. D. Orndor! damage to house
John MH. Barto, house end household goods
W. 8 Wi 14. house and eontents
r, barn and contents
niey, barn and ie house
sir, damage 10 house
J. A. Fravel, horse killed by Hghtning,
E. L. Lingle, damage (0 house
J. B. Kreamer, barn
Ellen Garman, house ; :
Harvey A. Hoy, cattle killed by lightnioe
Jennie A. Long, damage to house
E B andl] H Garman, damage to house
3, dwelling house
Danie! Irvin, barn
haeller, household goods
yutents of barn
household goods
Bhiioh church, damage b ghtulng
H. J Kurzenkoabe, damage 10 houss
Total fire losses
Directors’ pay
Beerelary's sainry
Tressurer's salary
Cash paid gn premium
Writing podcies
Postage, printing snd stain
Interest raid
Botrowy
sandry exis
Cash lmiance in wressury
Due for borrowed money
Outstanding prem na and Assessment No
Cash mance in ¢
Bale and typewriter
the same day the following were slecied as Airectors for the ensuing your
fsotrge Mitchell J. B Rrungsrt, Frank McFarlane EM, Huyelt, John
10 H Reed J. MM. Campin James KE Harter, J. 8B Weaver snd F
Col W. Fred Reynolds, Pres ge Mitchell, Vice Pres. ;
Brucgsart, Treasurer Il
COL W, FRED REYNOLDS i
Cyrus Brungart farm N
UESDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, at 12 gp coer will sell: Farm stock
miles
8. Lucas will sell:
east of Centre Hall,
: 1! 5 til 1184 £ CPR
Horses. cattle, plemgnis and household goods. (
Wise & Hubler, auct
SATURDAY, MARCH 11
MARCH i, 2 en two miles east of Bpring
if Centre Hall, on H. Balr will sell stock
up’ #ale.
eM, Awd
Clean-up sale
MARCH
ATURDAY, MARCH entre Hill
1.. McClellan, near
sell: Farm
household goods
MARCH
Hill,
and implements; iean-~-uj T1
effor it Centre
‘ Wise &
ESDAY, MAR
Bartges, 3 |
i
Cl
6 cast
MARCH é&th stock and implements
Fort : farm HURSDAY. MA
implements, odhart, (
FRIDAY,
* . H., Hon
farm, clean-u :
farm implements
Clean Cut of
0 Per Cent.
On All DRY GOODS, NO-
TIONS, SHOES and All
RUBBER GOODS
Also on Tinware, Graniteware, Alumi-
num and Queensware.
SALE COMMENCES SAT., JANUARY 28th
And will last Two Weeks Only,
DURING THIS SALE——
Granulated Sugar, 6 cts, Per Lb.
Loose Coffee, 14 cts. Per Lb.
THIS SALE IS FOR CASH ONLY.
G. R. MEISS, Colyer, Pa.
of 183,000
Become a Partner as
well as a Subscriber
Not ten or a hundred or ten hundred people own
the business, but a hundred and eighty-three thousand
men and women, from all over the country, who have
invested in one of the great American industries which
bases its stability on that of the nation itself and the
millions who, like you, use its service daily.
Shares of American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
stock have recently been selling around $118.
It may be bought by anyone through any bank or
banker, or through any responsible broker on the Phila-
delphia, New York, Chicago, Boston or “Washington
Stock Exchange.
conservative, reliable, established business.
Owners
An attractive investment
for conservative people
The Company has 40 years of dividend history of
never less than 7 '2 per cent.
The earnings of the business are remarkably steady
through periods of bad general business conditions as
well as good.
Assets are far in excess of capital and debts.
There is character and enterprise in the manage-
ment of the. business.
There is public confidence in its fair dealing.
One share will, at the present dividend rate, pay
you a return of $9.00 a year. The dividends of a few
shares will pay your telephone bill.
We shall be glad to furnish further information if
you so desire.
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