THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY,
CENTRE HALL, PENN'A
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1922
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
PENN'S VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
REV. MELVIN C, DRUMM, Pastor,
~SERVICES FOR~—
SUNDAY, DEC. 3. 1922
Gearges Valley, 10:30—The Man of
Great Faith,
Farmers Mills, 2:30—-The Woman of
Great Fath,
CENTRE HALL, 7:30 P.
HALF-BAKED CAKE"
M~“THE
announcements for week:—
Centre Hall
Sunday School, 1:30 p.
Luther League, 6:30 p.
Wed. 7
Wed
Smith
Other
m.
m.
sharp
4:15 at
Prayer
Teacher Training,
ne of Mre, 8. W
Woman's
meeting,
the
Miss-
30
Home and Foreign
jety, Saturday evening, 7:
isgionary Society,
30
at. 1
aitheran church
splendid-
the fine
Program wns
ras $76.00, and at Centre
Spring Mills
1, 9:30 a, m.
Thursday eve
will
Junday Scho
speak
p.m.
morning; Tussey
Hall,
y Band will hold
and an
Centre evening
a Thank-
interesting
Everyone
Methodist —Cent
Spruce
re
Hall,
afternoon; Spr
morning;
town, ing Mills
evening
Reformed
BmSOnarry
Church Annoancement.
Thank-Offering Service at
‘ednesday eve-
7:30
8 boxes
Please
Immediate service the
armual social of the egation will
CONT
the school
Sunday
All men re amd frie
room
to
nds are urged
Society.
AARONSBURG REF
Hollenbach,
Bervices at
CHARGE~
Pastor.
Rev. John 8S
Comma Aaronsburg
Mission
inion
8S. 8. and Home Servic
an
Services at Col
gate fter
Paul
nal
Meeting
Sdrvicea at St
program will
r Services at Aaronsburg
ning at 7:00
Special Union Thanksgiving Services,
The teformed
gregations of Aaronsburg, and the Lu
vd Reformed congregations of
Thanks-
The setvices
on Thanksgiving evening
Millheim
church,
Lutheran and con-
theran
elim, will unite to observe
giving in a joint service,
held
o'clock The service at
held the JLautheran
conducted Rev. J 8.. Hollenbach,
the The services at
Aaronsburg will be held in the le
formed church, conducted by Rev. F
H. Daubenspeck, the
Evervhody is invited
will be
at 7
will be in
by
Reformed pastor
Lutheran pastor.
and urged to be
present
a
Borough Fire Alarm.
In case of fire in the borough of
Hall, the Bradford & Co.- mill
whistle will sound:
One long and two short blasts when
fire is north of Reformed church;
One long and five short blasts when
fire is south of Reformed church.
Contre
You may need the dollar it takes to
renew your Red Cross membership, but
the work the arganization is doing is
of more importance to the welfare of
mankind than the work you have
mapped out for this particular one
hundred cents.
>
Dr. Leroy Btephens, veteran Baptist
preache.: and for many years an In-
structor at Bucknell untversity, died on
Sunday at his home In Lewksburg.
Slight Fire In Store.
A “brisk fire
over-heated stove
Wednesday
on the second floor
ing of C. M. Smith,
The fire was discovered by Miss Pearl
Keller, a seamstress, from the opposite
side of the the of the fire
through a attracting het At
about an
discovered
in rubbish
pipe was
about 8
of the
general
o'eloels,
build
merchant,
morning,
store
street, glare
window
When
groatly
ago, by
nated in
with Mr.
removed by
the old furniture
the Odd
damaged by
Fellows building was
fire, a few weeks
a fire supposed to have orig!-
the
Smith's store,
to what
wire houses connected
the goods were
him is known as
store owned by him
and located across an alley from its
former site. The fire sale started last
Friday.
On the ind
where the fire started,
of
with
pipe passes thr
the building
Smith also
floor of
Mr.
household ef
80
had stored some his
foots, together merchandise, box-
The
celling and to the
floor.
es, ote. stove ough
the chimney on the
second
Suffered Stroke of Paralysis,
Mra, J. W
alytic
week
Her
day
Raymond suffered a par-
fast
west of Centre Hall
iffected. On Mon-
stroke on Wednesday of
at her home
right side was
the Reporter was informed thal
her condition, which at first was quite
serdous, had greatly improved and that
she was able to move her right
Killed Wild Turkeys.
Ralston bagged a 13
Nittany Mountal
Hall, on Monday H
Brooks
ight. There
flock the
Hugh
turkey hen on
far from Centre
also killed
companion, Guy
of the same we were throe
birds In the huge
Capping
. Marriage Licenses
Elwood F. Orndorf
Maude E. Hoste
Willam H. Hender
Olive M. Tate
rman
ahot
Yarneil
Har
Goerge F
Mildred E
nisn
Typhoid Fever About Phltipsburg.
There considerable typhoid
the Cc rQEnd Philly
thes Daily
of pure water for
in region
due
to the
probably, says
SOM
neg and drinking purposes
lav noon the
it Philipiburg
tients
ny
Oottage State
had
4d
of
twelve
eleven
around Morrisdale
Mile, Thre 1
recedved at
morning
Osevoin
tients were
Tuesda Y
Democratic Enthusiasm and Activity
Get New Stimulus for 1924,
Democratic enthusksm and
tinue
develop
+» next xix months
are certain to cor
ulus of pol
itical
» polls on November
beginning of organizat!
that will iiminate In a
and more significant triumph
he Democratic
The
party in
specinl session
quent regular session
TONETess Prof ise
of the
Truman H. Newberry
resign his
prompted him to
Senate y place of Ser
send, Michignn mas cho
rat. "Woodbridge N. Fern
Defeat Adefinite
fate
or
ts be the
coming
project,
Harding's pet
t was Democratic
il it
makes fs failure almost
which
results of
and
the
The
for
and individual
conclusion, saves Lhe
try from
codent public can mw
grateful this escape from Lasker
ism, Democrats can hot
help but rejoice
which
Democratic
in the leadership under
this esnpe fs accomplished
take of-
thirteen of
governors will
ce in twenty states
North
eloquent
them
This
SU.
in the on January 1
of Democratic
November will serve also as
reminder
ons in
an inspiration for Democratic victory
two years hence,
It is expected by the officials of
Demoeoratic party that the rank
file of Democrats will not slacken
efforts which achieved
measure of success this month
believe that the Democratic
local organizations will show
growth in numbers, strength, zeal and
activity, and that the faflure of Presi-
dent Harding's Republican Congress
the public condemmation of its inef-
ficdency, the inauguration of Democrat-
fc governors and other state officials,
and the performance of the big Demo-
eratic minority in the Sixty-eighth
Congress will serve as so many spurs
to Democratic energy and harmony all
through the country.
the
and
the
80 large a
and
steady
atnte
By the way, the women of the state
will be well represented in the mem.
bership of the House of Representa
tives in Harrisburg, as the following
have been elected: Helen Gritoes, Al
legheny: Gertrude MacKinney, Butler;
Sarah M. Gallaher, Cambwia: Martha
G. Thomas, Chester; Alce M. Bentley,
Crawford, Martha OG. Speiser, Lillie HH.
Pitts and Rosa 8. deYowmg, Philadel.
hin.
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DEATH RECURD
. H Mingle Dead.
ane died at hi
Wednesday
Hine
was a son of
Mingle
seventy
i
rave yl
a
Capt. 1
Capt. D. H.
in Maxwell, Iowa, «f last
we of over
Henry A
born ot
week, following an one
He
lower
year. and
Five and was
Aaronsbhurg foul
studied
yeurs ago
As a voung man he medline
afd for a number of years practiced
Milihein! it
ago he w
his profession arly or
more years and lo
ent west
and
He is sur
cated in Maxwell, Tewa, that has
been his home over gince
vives by his wife,” who prior to hel
marrige was an Miss Bair, of Poller
township, and several childfen
also leaves three bhradhers,
Albert, of Bellefonte
Aanronsburg
Towa
of Minneapolis;
and Edward, of
wins made at Maxwell
HARTMAN Mrs. MN
relict of the
the J
mir,
man, died at
following un long
11 months and 2
On the
1921, Mrs
evenng
Hartman
of paralysi
band an
srment was made
cemetery ad Aaror
Ig
SPRING MILLS
bast
are ging ready
Butchering is in full
Hunting parties
go to their var
A little
and Mrs
25th
The Gr
Tous camps
3
daughter was born to Mr
James MoCool on Novem's
»
ange will hold thedr Thar
nel fale Thursday
evening. ’
Ms. and Mra Jack Mulfinger
to Pi Monday to help
tives butch
On
Rg
giving supper on
went
want Gap rela-
Saturday, a Mi-
failed to learn, in
gentleman from
ton, whose name we
turning out
the mill,
fet some oattle pass ot
the wall of Ho-
hig car
struck
to
mn ag inst
mer Fetterolf's yard
over the bank.
the telephone pole
til 1
team,
and threw
Fortunately it
and hung there un-
yg ME
was pulled out Long's
Rob's Body Found.
The body of Arthur HH. Robb, of
Flemington, who disappeared six weeks
wo, two weeks after he had attempt d
sulide by shooting himself in (he
chest, was found Bunday morning
lodged aguinst an old pler In the river
two miles west of Lock Haven, The
discovery was made by Allen Under.
wood, aged twelve.
Robb was last seen alive at the home
of hie daughters In Lock Haven, He
had gone to Laoek Haven to have the
wound ‘n his chest dressed at the hos-
pital there. When he disappeared a
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ARE YOU GETTING YOUR SHARE
OF THE BARGAINS AT THE BIG
FIRE SALE?
Entire Stock of Dry Goods, No-
tions, - Sweaters, Laces, Em-
broideries, Shoes, Etc.
At Big Sacrifice Prices.
GROCERIES Cut in_
This Sale, which opened last week, attracted people from all
sections, who carried away goods by the basketsful. And so
it will continue until we have cleaned up, this gigantic stock.
If you would share in this Money-Saving Opportunity do’ not
delay your coming. Early shoppers naturally get the pickin’s.
Half
Prices on
The entire stock must go, and go quickly, and LOW PRICE is the lever
Nothing reserved. ig docs not permit th:
g
COME SEE FOR YOURSELF
cut ano you can then determine the siz: of the savings this
COME EARLY.
that will move these goods.
quoting of prices. ow deep we have
ct
sale will elie
n your purse.
Many, Many Articles Like New, To Be
Sold in this Fire Sale Below Cost.
C. M. SMITH, ceNTRE HALL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
ETH 4
Ready=to=Wear Women’s and
Men’s Garments Are Always
to Be Had At the Big Nie-
man Department Store.
TU. Kk
500,000
Government Underwear.—2,
pieces
wear purcha
For many years past Nieman's Store has bzen
the acknowledged lzader in the sale of Ready-to-
Wear Garments. There is no store in this part of
the county that can boast a greater number of sales
of wearing apparel for men and women. Our Stock
is Larger, our Varicties Larger, our Sales Larger.
All this means a quicker turnover, and much lower
prices to you.
Come in and be convinced of the truth of our
advertised statements,
Send correct sizes P ‘et man
ielivery or poney order it
send us mw
we will
nderwear is not satisfactory
fund money
Dept 24,
Broadway
prampily upon
PILGIUIM WOOLEN CO,
New York, No. Y
request
1476
4611
HOME FOR. SALE. —1 offer for sale!
my home, situate in Centre Hall
ough MRS, ELLEN MEEKER.
bor-
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ALE
in perfect
Base
and good |
cheap. ~11 ;
FOR 8B
Heater,
ACO Double
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D. J. Nieman
“Always Reliable” « MILLHEIM
ee
condition
fn appearance: will be sold
L.. Ebright, Centre Hall
POR SALE —- Home and lot. in Cen
tre Hall borough, Lot of fruit trees |
ready to bear gn premises, — Inquire of
Vm. MecClenaban, Centre Hall, aot |
ANP rss
FOR SALE.—8 fine shoats ; Also 3
six weeks old pigs, nice and tanifry, :
Bell piwne 6-24 —~D. D. Decker, Spring |
Mills, Pa,
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Correct Printing Done at the Reporter Office,
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soarch was made for him, but no one |
was found until Sunday, Robb leaves
Hs wife and four children,