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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 321, 1922
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors,
RB WwW,
Business Manager,
Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hal
as second class mall matter.
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Local notices accompanying display ad-
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minimum charge, twenty-five cents.
Display advertising rates made known
on applicatiom '
Borough Fire Alarm.
case
of
mill
fire in the borough
the Bradford & Co.
sound:
Hall,
will
In
Centre
whistle
One long and two short blasts when
of Reformed church;
» long and short blasts when
of Reformed church.
fire is north
five
is south
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
PENN'S VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
REV. MELVIN C, DRUMM, Pastor,
—~SERVICES FOR—
SUNDAY, DEC, 24, 19022
Mills, 10:30-—A An-
Glorious
a
Hall, 7:30—Christmas Pag-
announcements for week:-—
Centre Hall
ng, Wed 7
ractice after » ver Meetd
ing
Prayer meeti sharp
Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.
ne, 6:30 p. m,
Spring Mills
9:30 a
er Leag
ol, m.
Thursday evening
Meeting.
TUSSEYVILLE
1:30 p.
innouncement
Lemont, 10:3
0 p.m Tu
svangoiisi
AARONSBURG REF
S. Hollenbach,
CHARGE
Pastor,
Ss. 9:30 regular
all
Week of Prayer.
ogram }
Hall and Spring
and the
compietle Fie porter
give only the following
1923:
church
night, At
January 1,
il, in the Evangelical
Rev. C. F
At
Catherman
Catherman.
Mills;
fon
Tuesday
by
Hall, in the
by Rev. J. F
"Thanksgiving
night
Rev
Spring
At
church,
Hermon
tre Evangelical
sETIMOn dingman on the
subject wind Confession.”
At Spring Mills
Bingman: subject the
same At Hall, in
Presby an, church: sermon by
Frye on the subject “Church Uni-
Wednesday night
sermon by Rev
as above Centre
the
Fle v
versal”
teri
At
Frye;
Hal,
Mills:
subject same as
Thursday night: Spring
sermon Rev
above At
ed church
Centre in the Reform-
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Christmas Entertainments,
A Christmas service will be given
in the jocal Methodist church on
Thursday evening, December 21st. A
pleaging feature of the program will be
a play entitled “Aunt Sabriny's Christ
mas, given by the young people.
erybody welcome,
A Christmas service entitled "A Sav
iour” will be rendered in the local Re-
formed church, Friday evening, De-
cember 22, at 7:30 o'clock.
“Great Joy” 3s the title of a Christ-
mas service that will be rendered by
the Reformed Sunday-school, Spring
Mills, on Sunday evening, the night be-
fore Christmas.
The Lutheran ¢hirch at Centre Hall
will render a pageant of the nativity,
entitled “The First Ohristmag,” Sune
day evening, December 24th.
Spring Mills Lutheran church will
render a Christmas service entitled,
“His Star,” on Saturday evening, De-
tember 28rd.
Georg 's Valley Lutheran church will
render 0 cantatta, entitled “The Christ
mas Message,” on Christmas evening ~
December 251 h.
pr
Tom sb
Marriage Licenses.
Hall
Spring Mills
Detwiler. . Centre
Ream
State
Andrew CC, College
De Hansa
T, Kline
M, Korman.
State College
Btate Collegn
Bellefont«
Bellefonte
Krape
Keturah E. Colpetzer
Jong. ...... Jersey Shore
R. Sewalt. Shore
Miller
Bitner
Lester G.
Mary F.
R,
Elizabeth
Jorsey
Bellefonte
Peart Bellefonte
Edendale
Ridge
Habbershon |
Crain. Sandy
Mitchell
Fisher ...... .« Fleming
Fleming
Jackson Day Dinner.
Jackson Day will be observed by
by
the
a din
Bus!
Democrats of Centre county
8th, at
No
See vou
January the
6:30 o'clock
be
ner, an
House, formal
tations will issued
blank
fille
to County Chi
If you
before
trict chairman, secure a
and after it has been
and $1.25
Bellefonte
him
scrid it
Oscar Gray,
time, which must be
4th,
diners
The
Morris,
Reilly,
Betts, Clg
you may he one of the privileg
be Hon. Rol
Hon
Hon
speakers will and
Charles
Will
Palladelphia
Williamsport im
irfield
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Meet.
Threshermen
Threshermen
Centre XX
Protective
nity
Farmers’ Association
hold their annual meeting In the
Jury
urday
room in the cou
December 30th,
Important business will
al this meeting and
desired A
Thresher
be
mans
present t
I explain some
features of this o«
Boller mspecti
tMaciion engines
¢
irmer, thres
wand empl
LOCAL
Martz
AND PERSONAL.
John
of Col
Bradford
Hall during
off
Sadie Bohn
he (hve
the
ford was
indelphia
Peter B
of Colver deterred
day
Tuesday
ait
they
boeinoas
ing home on the coldest
n Decemeber, for on
drove to transact
fown to
various pinces here
The mall
branch
car on the jox
mail
days. Tw
devoted
was manned by two
past
were
L¥ 9
during the ten
instead
the
if not over,
ents
Cars of one
handbng mail, which has been {o
the ususl quantity for the
Christmas season
dentist, may
Dy
again
D
bar
K. Musser, the
place of
found at his former
Rishe
M. Luss
is ready to
This
need of
business, in what is now the
John
He
profession
the
Musser's type is great
formerly the
Hal.
in his
property,
home, in Centre
again engange
= a good bit of news, for
a dentist of Dr,
Mr
Point,
Hall on Saturday to remain
Christmas with the
father, Samuel Shoop, and Mrs. Shoop
This will be their flret visit
ten years. The
forward to their
and Mre, Ralph Wright, of Crown
Indiana, are expected in Centre
over the
soasoOn latter &
here in
Shoops are looking
coming with much
will
He will
used
gain begin farming and
the A. PP. Krape farm.
aver the implements
Krape, his father-in-law,
ing the holding of a public
Mr. Krape. Mr. Reish, until
opens up, will be found in the
Benner store, where he is clerking
Eger —
Miss ENzabet Booze?, a trained
nurge in the Allegheny General Hose
pital, Pittsburgh, came to Bor home in
Contre Hall, on Tuesday, and will re
main here until after Christus.
A. J. Eungard and daughter, Este,
of near Penns Cave, were callora at
this office a fow days ago. Mr. Bung:
ard iy farming the old homestead and
is making a success of it
operate
take
Mr
thus obviat-
hy
by
sale
spring
0.
The butcher sells a dot of meat
Because he knows just how
Ta get the cholcest cuttings from
What uses 10 be a cow.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Pe — ns c—
Sule Wis
16th, inst
The sixth Commundty
held at Bellevilie, Saturday,
Mims
cme
MoCool, «
Hall
father, A. C
Grace f Spring Mill
up to Centre on Friday to
visit her Ripka.
Kell
Marshall College,
Harold
lin and
er, i
8% at his parental home in
Y uletide
Harry Weaver,
Pennsyivania rilrca
for the
came nome
Om
Martz
went to
Saturday morning
and two children
hart, of lx Mi E
of Lewisburg, and Mra Lydia M
whiel imabeth
ne
of Selinsgrove
M:
dau
Cartes
and Mira
ghter, Mr. and
Wednesday
and
week,
up their residence In Willlameport
a
They h
the beginnng of
where they puch home a few
weeks ago wd planned to leave
the
who
town month, but
it appears the par occupied the
house was unable to vacate it
untii al
few days ago. The household effects
were conveyed to their new home by
auto—a truck taking a load last week
and the remeinder was carried there
by a large moving van.on Wednesday
The families followed in autos
A
camping
hunting party
in the
from
Seven
Contesville,
Mountaing back |
stew and created some stir in the va!
when they reported. day last
week, that one of their party had se |
appeared without leaving a trace. It
appears that a friendly tussle with a
companion hunter resulted in his being
injured somewhat, and next day he ro-'
mained at the camp instead of going
along with the hunting crew. When
the hunters came back they failed to
find their man, and at ones gave
alarm. He could not be discovered
and finally, ag a 19st resort, the news
wis telaphoned to his fdmily at Coates
ville, Instend of the family being ex.
arcised over the incldeqit the hunters
were somewhat astonished that
ley one
" a?
misving nun was at hy
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PINE GROVE
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«snes DEATH RECGKD
MILLS,
timas and
RUMRINE
» «Hed
ir
Thu sd
his home NEARHOOD
is home
Hn bss sath Nearhood
few died at hes
OW
months ago I
Pittsburgh,
dental practice on aceoonant
¢ y . " Hinoss
due to lgdney trouble,
daughter
gradunlly falled nfheattn until four
he
LEO became bedfast and ok
Hy. Dr. Krumrine WiLs
ill the
Presbvieriar
dental societic
Fone over
Promtal
BRADFORD & CO. COAL.
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’ ’
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Sale of 500 NEW
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