THE CENTRE REPORTE
ISSUED WEEKLY,
CENTRE HALL - . PENN'A
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
16, 0
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{ Businesy Nansgw
EDWARD EB, BAILEY
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS,
PENN'S VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
REY MELVIN C. DRUMN, Pastor
Services for
SUNDAY, FEB. 19, 1922
Tusseyville 10:30—Abraham Lincoln
and His Religion.
Mills, 2:
eligion,
Hall, 7:
His Re
Spring 30—Abraham Lincoln
and His
Centre 30—George Washing
and sligion,
Wed., 7:30,
Thursday
ton
Prayer meeting,
Lecture lecit evening
-free,
Sunday School,
1:30 p. m.
Luther League, Sunday evening at
Don't forget to subscri
Lutheran.’
U. Ev.
Hall, aftérnoon;
Home
iP
Lemont, morning; Linden
Hall,
and Foreign Missionary
Centre Woman's
Society,
m.
nt
Lemont,
Cenrd Hall,
Presbyterian — morning.
Joalsburg, afernoon eve-
ning.
Christian Endeavor
Sunday
evening at
terian church. Everybx welcome
Must Obey Orders.
f
School directors of Lower
township, Northumber]
re
P.
should be
The
promise to
d schoo
2 pup
reieased on
ders
Homdup and Robbery.
is from the
ywurgh & Susquehanna
and robbed
$20
was brokken
chandise amounting to
Miss Rishel Ww ins ‘Scholarship.
Miss Sara Rishel, the ninet
Hall girl
place and
and girls cattle
ing at the tate C
week, h
Penn
ed
$100
M
the
een year
old Centre who two years ag
won first the state cham
pionship in boys
judg
ilege young farmers
as made good as a student at
State. She has just been award
the Ol
and
Elizabeth
wine Ssholarship, valued at
Mrs
of Bellefonte, to
the
showing
awarded each year by
Olewine,
Centre of girl
makes the
of the freshman year
ompetitive examination. As
a result, she has convinced her father
that she shall
unty student at
college who
in the
best
first half
and in a «
continue her college ca
reer in vocational home
through to graduation.
Miss Rishel
Mills
oC onomics
attended the Spring
school and while
a member of the
by the Farm Bureau
and won a place on the school's dairy
cattle judging team. After winning
the individual honors at the State Col-
lege contests in 1920, she accompanied
the winning team to the
Exposition
Vocational
there became calf
club organized
Jastern States
at Springfidld, Mass., in
of that Her team
won second honors
there,
September year.
in the contests
Others on the team were Sara
Goodhart and Byron Decker, of the
Spring Mills school. Decker also a
Penn State freshman now.
The scholarship award will make it
possible for Miss Rishe! to complete
her first year at college at the lowest
possible cost to hersif, as she earns all
of her living expenses in the town.
is
Guess Supper,
A guess supper will be held in the
Spring Mills Grange hall, Wednesday,
February 22, to which everybody is in-
vited and urged to spend a ‘social eve
ring at the hall. Besides the supper
there will be a variety of amusements,
among them fish ponds, fortune tell-
ing, games of various kinds, ete. af-
fording a splendid opportunity for all
to engage In sporty fitting for the oc
casfon, 2
THE DEATH RECURD.
HOMAN. Emanuel Homan
died suddenly
Hall, Sunday
after ten
Henry
at
morning a minutes
He had just finished
sweeping snow from the porch and re
and it
his home In Centre
few
o'clock.
turning to the house sat down,
simi
the
He
two
arose to perform a
of
dead.
for
time
wis when he
another portion
fell
delicate
lar work at
premises that he over
in health
more during which
to work
Just prior to his death
noticeably
had been
years or he
that ex-
hix
worse
the
was unable do any
erted him,
health had
at any
past fx months.
Interment
Wednesday
Drumm being the
not been
than time previous during
was made In the local
cemetery forenoon, Rey
M.C.
ister.
Mr.
man
officiating min
Ho
1859,
of John
15,
Years,
was a son
October
Homan
and was born
age sixty
twenty siX
three
Miss
1884
couple be
Buffalo
chased i
making his two
months and days.
Annie Royer became Shis wife In
and shortly thereafter the
gan farming at Meeks Church,
Run
farm
later they
Hall,
Mr
the
Hall,
quitting
Valley, pur
near Oak and fifteen ox
more Homan became
the
east
years ago
owner of
of Centre
On
George Durst farm
now tenanted by
his son. active
the family located in State C
years later
two removed to
there
died
edingly
in a
He
active
and from Year or
where he had always
an exces man, and
farmer was successful not
growing good crops but
tilled {
acres pay a profit ea
was a man of frugal habits,
attached to his home
the
offices in
much
a member of JAitheran ch
wld var
There
these
ius
him besides
Miss
Vera,
survive
hildren:
Hall;
Cora,
John, Centre
Homan,
wife
College, passed
Gill
rect, afte
of pneumoni
WAS Married
resided ©
the LiMe 8INC«
lous member
Watt
Lut Ralph
Grant, of Burlis
Fred
her
#1
Griff,
Oni
Wy
ff Loulsville,
Elmer oming
James
fas made
townshij
23rd, 1838
ynced
10 4
Dr
was spent in
ig
Lys
eiblebis
ogee.
Her
viving her
die
wre elev
husband
whom are among the successful
ted «
pts
ind
of the «
Jowersox
of State College;
of Struble; Mrs
Pennsylvania Furnace;
itizgens
They are
Mrs. Jacob
Mrs
Allen
of that sectior
Mra, Harvey
Krumrine
Lutz
re He
unty
and
George
of
Wrigley,
Misses Mary
Martin A, of
William, of Houser
Newton A. of
John D., of Pennsylvania Fur-
and Walter, of Struble. She
80 leaves two brothers and two sisters,
John Grenoble,
in Ohio;
and Mrs,
and
State
Maude, at home:
College.
ville;
Mills;
nace,
Pine Grove
al
James,
of Spring Mills,
of Hublersburg.
of Aronsburg:
Mra. McCool,
Deitrick,
LOVE Hudson Williams Love died
at his home in Pittsburgh Wednesday
night of last week from the effects of
injuries received Tuesday afternoon
while working at his vocation as a
carpenter in the Carnegie Museum.
Deceased was a son of the late Judge
W. W. and Jane Wilson Love, of Tus
seyville, this county, where he was
born and grew to manhood, and for
several years with his family lived in
Centre Hall, occupying the home in
which Chas. D. Bartholomew now lives.
He is survived by his widow,
was Miss Margaret Evey,
children—Willlam and Mary. He was
a full broher of Mra. J. Elmer Camp-
bell, of Linden Hall, and Mrs. Harriot
Krise, of Shamokin, and a half brother
of Mrs. Margaret Runkle, of Pitts
burg.
He was a member of the Presbyter-
fan church, and services were held at
his late home Saturday afternoon, and
interment made in Pittsburg.
Wm,
GRIMM. —Mrs. Minnie J. Grimm, a
former resident of near Madisonburg,
passed: gway at ber home io Fisming-
who
and two
(Contindedob next colunfn)
Aetivities,
to Rev
to help him
of the
church
Local Preshylerian Church
$280 in
J: M.
pay for
cash has been given
Kirkpatrick as a gift
autosmobile A
the
him
his few
Hall
nice ry
members of Centre
also gave two very when, and
the
desk light
both
all
in
ladies of the church have placed a
chande!
the
in the study, and a
the
of which
ler in living room and
parlor, adds much to the
Manse beauty and service.
This same group of good ladies have
also given to the church a pulpit
lamp which was a real need and in
much appreciated,
of
trustees of
the Manse. Those
Messrs, J. T. Potter, D,
A. Bweetwood,
Heckman, ¥. V,
They
New Era movement
the
On Tuesday night last week the
elders and the church
CO
vened in present
were Rearick,
G. O Benner, 1 Charles
Arney, John Goodhart
and J. C. Goodhart, took up the
problem of the and
to obligation which
h by Pres
the
planned meet
hag®een placed on the chure
bytery On the same evening WoO
men of the church and some of
friends also spent the evening
hich
#8 for Mrs,
time
Manse at w time they
Kirkpatrick and
rag
social while doing this
nad a
At ten o'clock the doors between
business room of the men
clal and working room of
were opened and the groug
melting ice cream
The
Emma
CaKe.
women
A. Bw
He
Dauyp il
Kman,
Russ:
School E ntertalnment at Colyer,
On Saturday evening of this week, at
the pupils f the ‘lyver schoo
the teacher
the school
commemora
of Abrah:
Ww
wdan is
eriainment in
un Lin
The
seh
nglon
{ Jontinned trom previous ¢ column,
B8he underwent a serious of
Williamsport hospital
which
mths she
in the
she
had
She
from
For
and a
June of last year
never recovered md
been bedfast great sufferer.
husband, five sons
Roy, of
is survived by her
and
Il.; Cla
Flalg.
and Mary,
children;
William Luce,
of Bell
York
ed
made
Chicago,
Frank J
Walter, Robert
five grand
and one sister
Frank Luce
L.
services were
daughters
Harry
of Lock Haven.
at home, by
two brothers
of
and Mrs. C.
two
ude, and Mrs
Altoona;
wood; Sones, of
conduct
was
Funeral
the late residence. Burial
at
nt
as
Madisonburg
STEWART. Mra.
of W,. D
of her daughter,
Stewart,
the
H.
Jennie
Stewart, died ai
Mrs. W,
from old age. She
Jan. 25, 1837, near Pine
Mille, and was a lifelong mem-
the Presbyterian church she
to the Second Presbyterian
church of Atoona for. fifty years. Sur-
vivors are two daughters—Mres. Rose
Moore and Mrs, Stiver, of Altoona;
nine grandchildren, eight great grand-
children and a niece, Mrs, Maud Bige-
low, of Altoona.
widow
home
Stiver, Altoona,
was born
Grove
of
belonged
her
———
BURCHFIELD Mra. Burchfield, wid-
ow of the late W. E. Burchfield, a
former register of Centre county, pass~
ed away at the home of her son, Town
send Moran, at Buffalo, N. Y., with
whom she had been making her home.
The deceased was formerly Miss Mary
Shugert, daughter of the late Hon. 8
T. SBhugert, and was born in Bellefonte
84 years ago and grew to womanhood
there. The remiins’ were Wrbught to
Hellefonte where interfnent was made.
“Do Rats Talk to Each Other?
, Asks Mr. M. Batty, R
“1 got five cakes of Rat.Snap and threw pleces
around feed store. Got about half a dozen dead rats
a day for two solid weeks. Suddenly, they got fewer,
No we haven't any. Who told them aby out Rat
Snap.” Raty 3 4.» up and leave po smell. Three
1.2
slses: 35¢
®goid ee. guaranteed by
C. M. Smith. Mable Arney, Centre
C.P. Long Co., W. C. Meyer,
Mills ; Louder’s Store Oak Hall.
Children’s
MEDICINE
“l have used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and given it to
my children on many occasions
and am thoroughly acquainted
with its good qualities. Let any
one troubled with a cold or
cough use it and he will be
quickly convinced of its superi-
ority,” writes Mrs. C, H. Woods,
Decatur, lll.
Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy
is for sale by druggists every-
where, 35 cents per bottle; large
size 60 cents.
Spring
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1922, by F. Deininger,
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