THE CENTRE REPORTER, ISSUED WEEKLY, CENTRE HALL, PENN'A, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1922 SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors, 8 WwW. EDW, BE, BAILEY,...... Looal Editor and Business Manager, Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hal as second class mall matter, TERMS.—The terms of subscription to the Reporter are $1.00 a year, In advance. ADVERTISING RATES.—Legal notices, twenty cents per line for three insertions, and ten cents per line for each additional insertion, Loeal notices accompanying display ad- vertisements, five cents per line for each insertion; otherwise, eight cents per line; minimum charge, twenty-five cents, Display advertising rates made known on application. CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. PENN'S VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE REV, MELVIN C, DRUMM, Pastor, —SERVICES FOR— SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 1922 Spring Mills, 10:30—Religion in the Home. Tusseyville, :30—The Perfection of the Master, Centre Hall, 7:30—Children's Day ex- ercises, Other announcements for week:— Centre Hall Prayer Meeting, Wed. evening, 7:30 Teacher Training Class—advanced course—Wed. evening, 8:15. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Luther League, 6:30 p. m, Catechige class, Saturday ev'g, Children's Day Services, June 7:30 p. 7:30. 11, at m. Georges Valley Saturday afternoon, Catechise class 1:38 Mills services—June Farmers Day 18th Children's —avening. Spring Mills Teacher Training, Friday, 7 2:30 p m. m 00 Pp class, Saturday, the Catechise June 18, in evening Children Day service. VACATION “When this ve will vacation Tuesday 1 and re n 31 away part of the he will August being spending at home in Centre Hall—M some time C. Drumm, Pastor UU. Hall, Ev. afternoon. Lemont, mornin g; Linden Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday evening at 6:30 in the Presby- every terian church. Everybody welcome. DEMOCRATIC For United States Senator, and Full Term) SHULL, of Str TICKET. {(Rhort SAMUEL E sudsburg For United States Senator, Term) Clearfield (Unexpired Penrose FRED B., KERR County. For Governor MeSPARRAN, JOHN A of Lancaster, For Lieutenant Gevernor ROBERT E, PATTISON, Jr., Philadelphia Affairs, Pittsburgh For Secretary of Internal MARSHALL THOMPSON, For Congress, J. FRANK SNYDER, of Clearfield For State Senator, WILLIAM I. BETTS, of Clearfield For Assembly, ZOE MEEK, For Member of State Committee, G. OBCAR GRAY, of Bellefonte Miss of Clarence For County Chalrman, G, OSCAR GRAY, of Bellefonte. Opposition to prohibition in its pres. ent character is essentially rebellious and no self-respecting citizen can af- ford to identify himself with it The Disarming Conference seems like a dream when one reads of the appro- priation of $341,750,000 to support for a year army of 12,530 133.000 The an officers and men! millenium isn't yet. There Is a great deal being said to- day about the short skirts, flesh-col- ored hose and exposure below the neck line, but it is true, too, that some of these reformers who talk the loud- est also look the longest. Ohina claims that it has one bank fallure in 400 years, but there is a reason. A bank wrecker in that land loses his head on the block, had only Charles M. McCurdy fssued a state- ment, after examining the conditions of the Centre County Bank that closed its doors a few weeks ago, declaring necessary voluntary proceedngs in bankruptcy. This is an expensive and laborious process, but it will only be when the the trustee appointed makes his report that the bank's assets and abilities will be known. It (= pos- sible for the depositors to adopt some other plan for liquidation, and this may be done. re ean DEATH RECORD. HARTER. -—An extremely sad death occurred the Bellefonte Mrs. William died Sunday at hospital of afternoon. Pleas- The little when Harter, ant Gap, was just a of birth to a son Saturday night young woman, who over soventeen years age, gave previous and there was no thought of complica- tions until Sunday morning when symptoms of eclampsia developed, caus- above. the of Pleasant ing death as noted Mrs. Harter Grant Dunklebarger, at ing, having as of Gap, was daughter home the child, which is liv- the gone to housekeeping. whose was born, young couple not yet EVERHART Everhart died at the home of his nephew, Alexander Sam- uel Everhart, ont the old Everhart Saturday the homestead, on the Branch, Interment was made In Monday wus morning. Branch afternoon Ar of the cemetery Everhart the last member Everhart family and was widely known throughout the At the of death he the vi of Graysville, county. lived in dor to Me time his cinity and pr morial Day, as was his custom, he to the old homestead to be a par the came ticipant in Memorial Day services of his brothers having been ong the War him one of atigued he a few daya The many Civil veterans, The trip » such an extent that became (ll and death 1 withir ensue deceased was employed years by the Pennsylvar road company and a few years He years retired list was His He enty-six en years ago. SHAFFER respected cit at his he weak Mr burg, B Rebersburg Shaffer Samuel izen of me Tuesday morning after Shaffer March 8, years, < a short l(liness, was born 1847, at and wa fore aged 75 month He time to was married twice Wolfe days Joanna ago. Ses tén years married Della . These Webb, of vives Ida ibeth Brown, of of Hanover; and Rebersburg F survive He church, was house irsday terment made formed cemets WOHRREL wife of Lioyd Boalsburg ors, Frank Orvis Mrs name:y Fla Houtz oalsburg Hill Miami, Floy ll Mas ¥ and of the Church cemetery Will his home WILLARD Darvin 1 lefonte, died from at dating back m of F place iftness spring. He rank and Polly Wilcox Willard and was born it Columbus, Warren Pa. November 4th, 1851, hence was in his seventy -first an early was a county, year, All a Hoax, of Sheriff Kemberling, of county, arresting The Mifflin the and it story hold-up mer in Seven Mountains is all a story appears it was a story that ir them go there at Monday to investigate. A report ed Sheriff Dukeman’s office, at fonte, of the affair, and his daughter who is the deputy, called up the Mif flin county sheriff because of the ab sence of her father, investiga- tion could unearth nothing but rumors of some men at the Old Foust having a rope stretched road. No evidence could of this having been true. duced to midnight reach Belle. whose place the produced across be Bundle Day at Centre Hall. Friday of this week is “Bundle Day" for Centre Hall and surrounding com- munity. At Grange Arcadia ladies in- terested in Near East relief work will be ready to recelve your old clothing Remember, this means that you are giving only what you cannot use your- self, but it willmean much to the near- naked refugees of the Near sast, If you have no clothing, send the ladies a bit of cash. —————— A refrigerator truck purchased by Hoffman & Runk, Philipsburg, is cap- able of carrying 400 gallons lce cream, 3000 pounds ice and 1000 pounds salt, When fully loaded the truck weighs nine tons a ic af os ney mien BOALSBURG, Capatin Febiger moved his hold goods to State College, on Monday, in the future bao where he will reside Children’s Day will observed on Sunday in the Reformed school. Mr. and Altoo- Centre the of of visitors and Mrs. John Miss Ethel were Sunday Gregg, na, Rowe, Hall, George Mrs. dred Gingerich, Sunday over at home. M. Meyer delegates Rowe Mins the attended at Hazel and He the from formed ~-gchool, County 8 S ntion Millhelm, Wednesday conve Thursday attended Everhart and and friends the funeral of Alexander: from the home of his nephew, Bamuel Ever Burial was made the cemetery Mr of Harris townshl hart, Monday in Branch Everhart was a resident PINE GROVE MILLS Woods Thompson committee to Day the OF an entertainment Boal Hall, gave two exhibitions time had a #pa ity hou CC. 1 urge attendance to Pres byterian Lakemont Park, Al- t Tr wr OO, on The 1 give longest day OQ minstrel troop will this Friday eve- They each ning in Boalsburg here and ‘0 Sunday, of Pennsvalley Hollobaugh, of lodge State ( Meyer, ‘ollege of Boals- the Pittsburgh nd George wre representatives to 1. ©O0.0. PF. at Lodge of Odd memorial Fellows their annua sor - vices this Saturday eve ning metery. The Cit the music of State the address ed. at 6:30, In new ¢ izen’s Band will H C deliver furnish and Rev Babcock, College, will A full turnout is request. |. WwW Millheim, Ld Gramley and J. R. Miller, of attended a bankers’ conven- at They the only representatives from Penna Valley banks to attend the gath- ering. tion Pittsburgh, recently. were I ——————— For Sale—S8everal thousand chicka Reds, Rocks and Leghorns, on June 14th. Reduced price. Order at once Chas. D. Bartholomew, Centre Hall, Pa. Henry Ford Is a step nearer acquir- ing the Mascle Shoals power plants #ince the House Military committee recommended the adoption of Ford's plan, | ~ and has Pleris, aw:~ zoih. for Valley | Charge This FOR SALE. ONE FORD TRUCK, { "4 : ttt 15353 E3cad) ih Ay ‘ii - in 2 i py 3, Jui date sed the Penns plenice is time Widel of The Altoona band will at ; Arches mp Body ) ut the day be holding ¢ here all of Baturday for this annual i vet been determined CO. Letterheads Envelopes Centre oy La ” Bill Heads | | How Would You Like to See What Give Us Your : Irvin Nerhood (Pa.) Saw? package Kal.Snap, be got FORTY. EIGHT de Orders for | 3 Printing ; Children’s EDICINE “l1 have 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, Ill. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy - - is for sale by druggists every-! REBERSBURG, where, 35 cents per bottle; large ts } size 60 cents. CENTRE HALL & STONE Marriage Licenses, HH wats 1 & used Bullding Wireless Outfits, Ie CYRUS BRUNGART, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE The First National Bank Centre Hall, Pa. en Should Choose Spring Suits Now. * Where ASSORTMENTS are wider, Where STYLES are Smartest, Where VALUES are Best. The Largest Clothing Store in the County Awaits Your Choosing Here. omen & Misses’ Spring Apparel By far the biggest values anywhere this season. Our annual After-Easter Clearance of our large stock of Coats, Suits and Dresses will please you. You will be delighted with the selections here offered. STYLE ARE STUNNING. PRICES AMAZINGLY LOW. Shoes Oxfords Sport Shoes We carry the Largest Stock and Best Made Shoes in the county. Right Styles oe *e Long Wear Low Price.
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