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Penn State will open its
September 13th.
term
October 27th
as Arbor Day
has been designated
for Pennsylvania.
Mr,
Centre
A son was born to
Ernest Benner, In
Monday.
and Mrs
Hall, on
Master Elwood Smith is visiting
uncle, Elliot Smith, in Pittsburgh, hav-
ing made the trip upaccompanied.
his
Mrs. W. 8. Slick and sons, Jefferson
and Wililam, are the
daughter, Mrs. Auman, at
Struthers, Ohio.
The Buffalo Valley
cated about
Mifflinburg,
000
visiting former's
Bruce
Fruit Farm, lo.
siX miles northeast of
are expected to yield 20,-
bushels of peaches.
Sumner Packer,
dent at the
who had been a stu-
Hiram (Ohio) the
is spending his vacation at
his home in Hall
Mr, Domer 8S.
children, on
Oak Heights,
a campmeeting is In
College
past year,
Centre
and Mrs.
Ishler and
Sunday, drove to Central
near West Milton, wher.
progress. F. P
Geary and family are
on the park.
also quarsered
“Sam,” the friendly old hound owned
by former Sheriff
was killed a few
him from
Cyrus Brungart,
days ago to relieve
The old hound
was everybody's friend, and there are
suffering.
regrets for this passing away.
Prof.
Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Francis X. Keul, of
Mr.
Potters
are guests of
Mrs. William Bower, &f
Mills. Mrs. Keul
Prof.
and is a
Mra. Tacle
and Mrs,
and
near
Mrs
Keul is a
and Bower are
sisters, lec~
platform
turer genial gentleman.
Mrs. Flora Wirth
Charles Brant, all of Free-
thelr
Rebersburg
Gueth,
Ill, attended
A. N.
on Monday,
port, the funeral of
uncle, Corman, at
ind are now visiting- a
mong relatives in Brush Valley.
Edward
Miss Sarah
Mrs. Ali
Neff and H.
composed an auto party who on
Durst, ¢ Durst,
Leigh Ebright
Sun-
day drove to Mexico, Juniata county,
to spend the day with the latter's wife
at a cottage on a camp site near Mex-
ico.
There is every reason to believe that
Centre county farmers are not dis-
¢
the low prices for
the
couraged with farm
products, or that year's work will
not prove one of profit It can hie
proven by the agts of farmers them-
selves,
Mr,
daughters
and Mrs Irvin Zettle, tw
wand son, Reuben, on Sun.
day drove to Johnstown to see
with
feel ¢
friends
whom the former was engaged
in the construction of a number
houses while working in the Johns-
town region.
Miss Helen
and Mrs. J. F
burg on
Bartholomew and Mr
Lutz motored to Lewis
Sunday, from which plas
they were
C.D
had
at Liverpool
accompanied home by Mr«
jJartholomew “and daughter, wh
been visiting relative
other
and
George Tate, of Duquesne, O CAMS
to Centre county to attend the funeral
of a sister-in-law, at Pleasant
Hall over Sunday He
of Mrs. F. D
of W. E. Tate
ative of Musser, all
Gap
was in Centre
is a brother
cousin and
Clayton whom
he visited while here
On Friday evening a
Hall
home of
number of stu-
dents of Centre school
Mrs
h time
High
gathered at the Mr
J. Wiliam
they presented
and
Bradford, at
Mrs.
with
whi
Bradford, their
former teacher,
& handsome ma-
hogany clock as a token of eateom
Refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs.
were in Centre Hall on
Deitz is a
Deitz, of Harrisburg
Monday. Mrs
daughter of Mrs. Sallie
Kamp, of Lock Haven, and will be re-
called Kamp by many
of the The Deitz
children are now with Grandma Kamp
as Miss Edna
Reporter readers.
fo a romp before school opens
J. Frank Meyer, of Washington, D
C., is spending a part of his vacation
in Penns Valley. Mr
important post in
Meyer holds an
the
Standards and appears to be a perma-
nent fixture
ability.
Jureau of
owing to his superior
of the late Jacob
Meyer, of near Penn Hall, and brother
of Harry N. Meyer, the Bellefonte in-
surance aegnt. Mr. Meyer
panied by his son, who Is enjoying
country life to the full extent.
A fire, morning, de-
stroyed the garage of the Philipsburg
Motor Bus Company, in Philipsburg,
and also did damage to the Pritchard
garage and several dwelling houses.
The loss is estimated at $40,000, the
garage itself being valued at $15,000
The loss was partly Insured. Work.
men in the garage are unable to tel
how the fire originated and some of
them had difficulty In escaping.
He is a son
is accom-
on Saturday
Mrs, H. C. Gettig, of North PBrad-
dock, and Miss Orpha Fleisher, of Col-
yer, were caMers at this office on Mon-
day. Mra. Gettig and family of six
children are camping near Colyer, to
give the children the benefit of a real
romp and fresh alr in the country.
They have been in camp Several weeks
and wil remain until school opens
Mr. Gettig, who Is a contractor and
builder, was at Colyer just long enough
to set up the recreation home and
then returned to work,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Willams reunion will be
Martha,
The annual
held on
Mrs, J. A. Ailkih, of
guest at the WW, F
Mrs WW. C
were
Saturday, near
Cleveland, is
Bradford hom
and
Rev, Dunlap, f
Reading, arrivals in Centre Hall
Monday afternoon
Mr. Mrs
Sunbury, were
Mrs. J. C
and Clyde A.
Sunday
Boyer, of
guests of Mr
and Goodhart, in
Hall.
H. Lee
was a Reporter caller on Saturday eve.
Centre
Brooks, of Pleasant Gap,
ning and boosted his
1823.
subscription to
Bellefonte
the
the carnival to
citizens are lamenting
fact thut its population prefers
the chautaugqua. That
is what twenty-five vears of training
does.
Rev. M. C.
from
Drumm hus
his vacation and has
the
August, his
hold services on charge
remainder of
month.
Preaching services will be
the Reformed church at Centre
on Sunday morning, 10:30, and
gsevville in the evening.
Roy Corman, of Cresson
Frank D.
is working on
Smith,
of Centre
state road cons
near Centre Furnace, found
coin—a penny-—dated 1800,
The coin
the surface of
ARO buried
below
wis
The members of the
r reular monthly
Saturday
on the pavilion
who is a member of
provision for lacking "r
bill 'o fare.
Philip
week,
Mingle, for
Wis a guest «
tre Hall s has £1
man of manly appearance
son Mr. and Mrs. W. Gross
gle, Vv are nos living in West
ter.
Charles Yearick
E. Henderson, of
were guestis «
Smith at the
home in Centre
former is
Mrs. Smith
John
brated hi
days ago. He
the Humes
paris
i member
the Hazeltor
#
The
the
’
rousting of postmasters
Past year or m
bad effect i 1}
Hall a:
lege. A fetter dated
soem
had a
between Centre
marked at the latter
date of July 11. 9 a. 1 WAS
here on
Tuesday morning
a month later
Newton Kreider and sister Mae, ac-
companied by Mrz
Miss Decant,
home of Mr
Laura Schnure
and Wore
and Mrs. W, J
at Rebersburg., on
other
R. Kreider
guests at the
Kreider
Sunday. Among
and Mrs
family, of Ohio. I
guests were Dr Henry
and
Kreider very ably
Lautherar
pulpit of that place n morning
and the Reformed pulpit,
Mifflinburg
Sunday eve-
ning Telegraph
It is not quite clear
should be an
Ohlo,
why prohibition
issue in the campaign ‘n
Wisconsin, and
Prohibition may be opposed by
and
other #intes
parties
individuals,
but it is constitution.
al law and the election of a few sen-
ators and congressmen
nothing
will
All
to will be
accomplish
toward repeal. their elec-
tion will amount
sion of the
which, according to
an expres
opinion of a minority
present indica-
tions, will never become a majority.
win-]
were pleas
Messrs. J. Frank Snyder
lam 1. Betts, of Clearfield,
ant callers at
Friday.
and
the Reporter
They spent a short
office on
time at
the Gregg township community picnic,
but did not mar the pleasure of the
pienickers by referring in any way to
politics. Reporter readers will recog-
nize these men to be Democratic can
didates for congress and state senator,
respectively, from this congressional
and this senagorial district. If you
have not yet oy them, you will dur-
ing the Encampment and Falr, for
they will be on the park on both Wed-
negday and Thursday. They are both
[clean-cut gentlemen of business abil-
ity, for whom none need hesitate to
vote, be he Democrat, Republican or
independent voter:
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AND PERSONAL.
Mrs.
Devon
LUUCAL
Word from
OW af a
Keller
sanforium,
Wilham
private
wdicates that she ia improving
George E. Meyer, the pi
rom Boalsburg, was in
‘Thursday tuning planos for
ind Jae
Mr.
hildren, of
and Mrs, Clayvburn BP
Lock were
Sunday by Mrs
Mitterling
Haven,
over
jzabeth
Hall
IL. C. Runkle,
ols, is
Valle)
‘tnns
ny
Transfers of Real Estate.
Ele Key
SEED FOR
ended
Centre Hal
MEDICINE
“l have used Chamberlain's
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ec; large
Insurance and
Real Estate
Want to Buy or Sell ?
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Letters testamentary ia the above esta'e hav-
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{ themselves indoebiv LU) th + (slate mweks Im
mediste parontt spd hos pevigg claims
1 1 {eninst the same 10 present luem guly sullen
tieated, for settlement
| BAVILLA BREOKN FOREMAN,
Wildwood, Ocean City, Cape May,
WANTED, Men or women lo
men, women and children, Kimi sls
ing. We vay $1 an hour for spare tine
& week for juli time,
Wiite, IST:ENATIONAL
| Norristown, Fa
ETOUKING
take
as :
or $i
MILL
Gilad
Sea Isle City, Anglesea, Avalon,
Peermont, Stone Harbor
--Thursdays--
August 24, Sept. 7
TICKETS GOOD RI
WITHIN 16 DAYS
seeping Cars on payment of
SURCE
Saal
CEE ACTS
trip
EF Stop-overs
in either direction
SEE FLYERS CONSULS
Alsi
Vroport ite fares fr
Ocean Grove Excursion August 24
Pennsylvania
System
Prices Reduce
to get a fair
pair of glasses at a Special Price.
We have fitted glasses successfully for hundreds of
PIETE 2 < . : ee =F ru¥y
COMPLETE LINE OF people in your vicinity, and can fit YOU.
Our well known reputation as Eyesight Specialists
guarantees you good work.
¢ 5 IN PIAS FRY a . ih +3
If your eyes are giving you any trouble, consult us
At Centre Hall,
(CENTRE HALL HOTEL)
THURSDAY, AUG. 24
FARM MACHINERY
and REPAIRS
s the Champion Line and
before buying any farm im-
GOHL & POOR,
EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS
22 North 4th Street
Harrisburg, Pa.
( Where Glasses are Made Right )
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16 DAY showE
Asbury Park
EXCURSION
AND
OCEAN GROVE
CAMP MEETING
$13.02 "in from CENTRE HALL
Trip
Proportionate fares from other nearby points
THURSDAY
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‘Take:ra box
ho gy ‘
withiyou)
headache,
toothache, neu-
ralgia, rheumatism, sciatica,
you'll be surprised at the
quick relief
Jr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills
vill give you.
A package of these pills
in your pocket or in your
shopping bag may save you
hours of suffering.
Buy them of your Druggist.
If you have
backache,
BEE.
inclusive. Stop-off allowed at Philadelphia in both directions
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