£ » ai THE CENTRE REPORTER, ISSUED WEEKLY, BOALSBURG *=-7+, A goodly number of local the Sunday Lemont on Sunday Three bables the? past week~a boy at the Ralph Hockey LUUAT, AND PERSONAL. Children’s Day services in the theran church, Hall, will be held on Sunday ®vening, June 11th. Mechley, of week, was a guest of rd DEATH RECORD. Lu people at GlLA.~—Mrs, Alber€ Gill passed away at her home at Pleasant Gap, Sunday evening, at 9 o'clock, after an illness of long duration from pleurisy other confplications, Interment made in the Union cemetery, Pleasant Gap, Wednesday afternoon, the offici- ating minister being Rev, Piper. Mra. Gill the daughter of George and Helen Walker, of Run- ville, and was one of twenty-six chil- dren born to Mr, and Mrs. Walker She is survived by husband the children: pe pr——— Centre tended school meeting at | ANT I : CENTRE HALL, PENN'A. afternoon. a . a, amis nist arrived during Tate. Years Houserville, William many and John THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1922 was home; a girl at Butcher John Ishler's: Merchant SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors, The two became cronies 8B. W. SMITH EDW, E, BAILEY a girl at John Patterson's ago. The this Day 4th, Mra, C. FP. gle Bank home, The visitors school of Children’s of Methodist BSunday will hold the Looal Editor and Business Manager, CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. PENN'S VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE ingdon; Ohdo; Ira, Port Ma-~ REV. MELVIN ©, DRUMM, Pastor, ae tilda; Lester and Robert, Pleasant A valuable —SERVICES FOR-— Gap; Boyd, Clarence; Miss Mabel, at Mrs. John Switzer, Coleville; SUNDAY, MAY 14, lo22 Club is planning to treat home Civic was place their irst National RE Centre Hall, Pa. will call it a fens all and services on evening Jun» ent We things Memorial Day. Al= 1 iva, the The Misses Nelle and Catherine Get- daugh-1{ tie of Altoona, good to on Emery and daughter few days in Altoona with Mrg. Emery's Thomas Foss, and Hiram, Hunt- her spent a following week Mrs. past ’ it I under their uncle, al Meyer, from The girls that visited Clarence, ter, and Hazel The contractor is now econstruefing our vault and while Wednesday, {0 the mother's home, George E Her- | Monday Fisher | enjoy B80 to M. farm in Brushvalley, is suffering from also a grandson, George Caber, a mem My. at all ber of the his youth.| ..neuine of the animal's recovery. gr Mrs, Archey Harvey, of Huntingdon: Mrs. Edwara Rover, of State Col-1te naw Mra. George Riter, of Adah, Fayette], ” : lege, an automobile accident, | Prof and Mrs. Lydia Hampton, of Friday evening of experience car Bellefonte, are sisters. Mr. D. J. their home Centre after with horse belonging until construction Is the time {o see what is Jeing used and how it Is placed. bert Swartz, living on the F. coming back place 4 Approximately 100 tons of material and the most modern methods of re- will home; their azoturia, Swartz is not On last Thursday afternoon the Inforeing be used, household since wduating class motored to Bellefonte Centre Hall, 10:30-—The Power of the Love of Christ, Tuseyville, 2:30-—Kindness The First National Bank of Cenire Hall was organized to serve the their class taken had trouble at picture to Our was in Lanks the misfortune top people, to safeguard thelr moneys and valuables, and in order that you Animals. county, the detour at Spring Mills, 7:830—Union services, conducted by the Y, M. C. A, of State . College. Dumb week, which badly the affair. last may see what we mean by safety we Invite you to come In and Inspect cost her a and a bruised | [-4mont and he and his lady finger opened latter their Meyer Hall the making and Mrs. hand. Three cars figured in were detained several houn the work while it Is being done. No one Mrs. G, O. in week, else was hurt. they evidently didn't think partof last was long The placing of the steel re-inforelng ean be seen any time on Thurs Other announcements for week:-— a church : (Wed-~ Benner attended home in Tyrone their son, John wollte’ 3a The Joint consistory « day and Friday until 9 P. M. There will be some one at the building Centre Hail Prayer Meeting, Wed, evening, 7:30 Training Class—advanced course—Wed. evening, 8:15. Sunday School, 9:30 a, Luther League, 6:30 p. Catechise class, 7:30 p. Teacher m. m, m. Georges Valley Catechise class Saturday afternoon, 1:30 No Teacher Training Class this week Spring Mills Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. The Y. M..C. conduct services Sunday afternoon and evenihg the to which everybody is welcome. Father A. of State College will in Latheran church, and son services will also be observed. Linden U. .Evs/aLemont, morning ; 1 Tusseyville, evenihg— Hall, afternoon; Mother's Day service. Presbyterian — Lemont, morning; Boalsburg, afernoon; Cenre Hall, eve- ning. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS For STATE SENATE BETTS, of Clearfield Borough, r ¢t to the decision of the the Senatorial district of id Counties, at the Spring hy, 1922, d valued support will be greatly appreciated Henry P. Davison, of the Morgan the an- $50, life insurance in The were about Company, carried sum of two million dollars nual premiums paid 000. Former President Wilson has prov en conclusively that he continues’ to be sound of judgment in matters po He is now urging Missouri defeat Senator man to the Senate of the true breed of litical and governmental. Democrats to m Reed and send a Democrat principles I ——————— Burk, wgainst Congressman William J can- didate for U., 8. Senator Pep- per, says “Senator Pepper is the rep- resentative of privilege the further says the ‘special class. I represent and advotate He that Pepper's first vote—-when he voted cause of the masses.” 0 seat Newberry--proves conclusively that Pepper believes this governmen' belongs to the highest bidder. The persistently that it have of the Centre Keystone Gazette has been supporting Dr. is thought that Mr. almost unanignous county RO Pollum Scott support iepublicans for the nomination for State Senator. It 's Mr. lepublicans on this will the really marvelous how Harter was able to unite the issue, the chief complaints made to Bellefonte borough council, at its last session, was that some of the bor- ough residents were lousy! If there is nothing more seriously wrong with Bellefonte than this, the town ought to be cleaned up in short order, since no is required to hunt “head” game, Set loose the One of the license and “body” sleuths, Victory Over Howard High School Hall High school added another victory long string this season by defeating High school team on range Park, Tuesday afternoon, by a to § score. Centre baseball team to ite the Howard } G i TUSSEYVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ramer and sons, Joseph and Charles, spent Sunday at Milroy. The members of the United Evan. gelical church are practicing for a Mother's Day service to be held Sun~ day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holderman and family took a trip to Lewistown one day last week. Miss Mildred Palmer, who at pres ent is staying with her aunt, Mrs, ec. P. Ramer, spent Bunday at her home in Potters Mills. » Rev. M, C. Drumm was called to Sunbury on Tuesday owing to the ill- nes of his mother, Dr. 8. D. Bailey, of Clearfield, has located at Philipsburg, where he pur- chased the pretty home of Andrew Nelson, on 0th and Pine streets, D. Meyer, during the past winter. BOWER. died lowing a grip, 10 days. 1882 he Bower fol- started Henry Obediah at his home at Aaronsburg, short aged illness which with 68 years, 6 months and In with aa in died survived was united marriage Annie Swartz, who October 1885. He is Mrs. and by two of Hibb- Kreamer Jessie King, Mrs. Nora Two brothers daughters, ing, Minn. of Norristown. and two him, viz.: George D., of Stover, gisters also of land; survive John Susan llinois; Northumber- Mrs. and Mrs. of Michigan, Polly Stover, of Coburn Funeral conducted by Rev. C. at Aaronsburg, Services were B. Snyder, and interment made SMITH —Lloyd resident of Smith, an Spring Mills, died Wednesday morning an home on week after tliness of four Born at Potters Mills about thirty Mr. survive Mrs daughter years he Mrs ago, was a son of Michael ong with Mabel his beloved wife, {Finkie) Smith. One Bernice, survives, and a Hall Thomas, of brother, Smith, of Penn Mrs. Ruth Funeral also services Wer MeMILILEN diad at his ho OF the Mayor Brock - recalled as which city he whs ono time mayor. Some forty McMillen was srhoff House, ich by Years ago landlord at the and many of the Reporter read will Auction Sale of Church Equipment. An aucti and sn sale of seats, an organ 2 number of other articles, will Ix held at Methodist Friday May a 1 0% the local church on evening 19th, lock W. C. T. U. Seclal annual Social” of the W U. will be hel Ar- eld in May 13 2 The s..T cadia, “Dues (range Saturday evening, 5 o'clock. Every member and honorary member requested to frdend. Help make this a occasion. Several county off} be take part in program.—Executive committee is earnestly attend, and invite a Joyous cers will the present and Saturday Half Holidays for Banks. The Centre various banks of the south sid of county have hours for Saturday, beginning with Saturday, 13th inst. Instead of the banks being open Saturday afternoons they will the evening from 7 business of adopted new close at noon and open in for to 9 o'clock all character, Marriage Licenses, John 8. Gross Cora M. Michael Kmetz. . Susanna Casper Lowistown Petors «+ . Bellefonte Garfield, N, J Philipsburg July 4th Celebration by Fire Co. The Centre Hall Fire planning a 4th of July celebration. and will give more definite information in due time, Company Is Zion Cemetery to be Cleaned. Parties interested in Zion cemetery, near Tusseyville, are notified ‘that on Baturday, 20th inst, they will meet to clean up the burial ground. Took School Examination. The following pupils took the ex- amination for entrance to the Centre Hall High school, all of whom are from Potter township: Margaret Smith. George Cooney, Anna Martz, Marcellus Royer, James Mowery, Roy Weaver, Gervin Schaeffer, Lenora Foust, Mar- tha Carson, Margaret Brown, Frances Brooks, Maybelle Detwiler, Ella Meiss, Margaret Alexander, Helen Neff, Ea- winna Jodon. These were examined for entrance to the Grammar school: Lora Brungart, Bara Runkle, Estella Ruble, Ethe! MecClenahan, Kathryn Gleixner, Kathe ryn Goodhart, Dorothy Bmerick, Eu gene Colyer, Russels Colyer, Rusell Goodhart, Robert McClenahan, Alfred | Grove, Bruce Knarr, Bertha Sharer, Russel] Slack. Altoona, yesterday nesday) the and Miss both of Altoona, a cousin of Mrs noon, principals being Harnitte Mc the latter be John Hess Kinney, ing Benner Georges Lutheran church decided inside Valley paint the entire structure, and repairs, 10 make some This of and outside, other necessary should be considered by some the other churches of the charge, in of the pastor asgistant di~ Walker, Third Division, nee Federal Reserve ompan Penns Valley passing through Hall did the Re to call at Contre porter hi Authorization to engage in has been National ng business Bank whose purpose sh short term Week. immediat Ure what from time to time, The be played. last game of ed between the baseball announc Thursday, grades of the Hall this grammar Bellefonte and Centre schools, wad postponed 4:00 really until (Thursday) afternoon, o'clock If you want to see a game of ball between peppy fore, got youngs- yoursel! to Grange Park at the this item. J. Willi the contract the diamond on time named In Mayen, of Howard, has of who for the construction the vault in the came on Monday the concrete National for Mirat Bank, and that favorable, the work will be completed by Satur day The the began work at the once. Assuming weather oonditions are night. stome and fron was shipped to local of station beginning the week lev, J. F had a full-to- wall audience to face, Sunday evening, when he delivered the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class of the Centre Hall High school, in the Re- formed church. The minister gave the Bingman young people of the class in particular and the youug gengrally fine advice, and, if it is followed, it will be the making of high-type citizens of them. George Condo, of Forbes Road, Mr find Mra. T. L. Curray and children, of New Stanton, and Clyde F. Condo, of Vandergrift, drove to Centre Hall on Sunday ‘in the former's Nash car and for several days were at the M. M. Condo home near Centre Hall. The former Mr. Condo contemplates leav- ing Forbes Roads, where he hus been located for a number of years, and settle down in Wilkensburg. The arbitration room of the Court House was a scene of no Iittle activity on Monday. Hearings were in prog- ress there bearing onvacating various public roads in Haines, Gregg and Walker townships. The road Groggy and Walker townships were interested in 48 the Blue Ball road over Nittany Mountain, which an attempt is being made to vacate from a point north of the Lucas farm, near Blye Ball, across the mountain, a (rge met In regular Saturday afternoon, granted one month’ E. Meyer was elect Rev 22nd, at go with Btover Lewisburg y Lucas, one of the overseas boys it the home of his parents, Edward ‘Thursday 1 lig Or Es oy From Millheim Journal, d Mrs hares Fire Milk ilk 7¢ Qt. W. F. Colyer announces a re- duction in price of milk to 7c a quart, effective May 15. The patronage of persons de- siring the services of a perma- nent milk route is respectfully solicited. W. F. COLYER me have your order for fresh salmon and other kinds Deliveries rill be made Decker Centre Hall FOR SALE Seeing Is belleving. the construction Fertilizer 3 Buying : QUALITY of goods. There Is not a better brand of Fertilizer on the market This was the United States to manufac Auli. Baugh's. the Super-phosphate than company first In ture from Raw mal Bones, WE can CARRY the goods In stock. You haul from the warehouse ilo field without the extra work of to the car for them when It ar rehandling when ready them your going and rives to se, OUR low, PRICES when the We are reasonable, even you consider Baugh gquali- thorough service pro. allow a beral cash discount. ty and vy ide. we SE ————— FOREMAN Shoes Long Wear So Sport Shoes . Low Price.
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