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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY,
CENTRE HALL, PENN'A,
THURSDAY,
JANUARY 4, 1923
EMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors,
B. W. BMITH............ Seren «vee Editor
EDW, E, BAILEY Local Editor and
Business Manager,
Entered at the Post Office lu Centre Hal
as second clgss mail matter,
TERMS. —The terms of subseription to
the Reporter are $1.50 a year, In advance.
ADVERTISING RATES. —Legal notices,
twenty cents per line for three insertions,
and ten cents per line for each additional
insertion.
Local notices accompanying display ad-
vertisements, five cents per line for each
insertion; otherwise, elght cents per line;
minimum charge, twenty-five cents,
Display advertising rates made known
on application,
Borough Fire Alarm.
In case of fire In the borough
Centre Hall, the Bradford & Co.
whistle will sound:
One long and two short blasts when
fire is north of Reformed church;
of
mill
One long and five short blasts when
fire is south of Reformed church.
* GHURGH APPOINTMENTS,
PENN'S VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
REV. MELVIN C. DRUMM, Pastor,
~SERVICES FOR—
SUNDAY, JAN, 7, lo23
+
Tusseyville, 10:30—A
True
for the
Hed
Enjoyment of Life.
Centre ill, 2:80—Life’s Masquerade.
Masque~
Centre Hall
School, 1:30 p. m.
Luther League, 6:30 p. m.
Sunday
Evangelical
Lemont
Lindon Hall,
Evangelist.
iG
AARONSB1
Rev.
REF.
Hollenbach,
ind
CHARGE
John 8. Pastor,
(natechise at 5:30;
0:30, Milltheim: S
services at
“The
Name."
regular
ne sermon,
Every
right
Mereantile Appraiser Appoint 4d.
A. D. Bradhill, of Howard, was ap-
panied apereatitiie appradser for Centre
county.
Wn ————
PINE GROVE MILLS.
. 8. English is sporting
1%
linm Ral-
Mrs
Tass
vO
English,
for Lancaster
brother-in-law,
in seriously IH
1bb and Harry
Keller,
nt Sunday at the
visited
Yuletide
relatives
sea
hw
Holy commution will held in the
here next Sunday at
regular bh
Friday
Wim. Jacobs 3 £
his w
Preparatory servees on
vil war veteran.
and are confined to bed suf-
Their
of Philipsburg, is at-
fering of bri
Bar
tending their needs
Mr, M. Dale and daugh-
ter Virginia spent Sunday in Bellefonte
Mrs
nchind trouble
daughter,
aly
and Mrs
©
with Kate Saunders who i= near
the brink so that her recovery is doubt-
ful has suffered a relapse.
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Johnson and
brother Walter motored up from Phil-
adelphin to
She
spend Christmas
Mr. and
accompanied them
Among
Mrs
home
Centre county friends
Joe Johnson
on Saturday.
The most of
enjoyable sockal event
the season was the Odd Fellows annual
heer uet Friday evening.
Were laid for 176 and all taken. The
Odd Fellows orchestra furnished ex.
Db 8B
Tas Covers
cellent music for the occasion.
master of ceremonies.
Mra. Laura Krebs attended the mar:
riage of hor niece, Miss Katharine Mus-
ser, eldest daughter of A. J. Musser.
at Indiana, Pa, to Mr. Peeler, a rising
young atteney of that city, on the
23, at 12 M. After partaking a din-
ner the newlyweds departed for a brief
sojourn in eastern cities, and upon
their return will begin housekeeping In
Indiana, :
Day after Christmas at 8 m., Ei
mer RB. Stevens, of Huntingdon, and
Miss Helen BE. Bloom. of the Branch,
presented themselves at the M. E. par-
#onage equipped with the necessary
documents from Register Sasserman.
Rev, J. E. MeAwery, in his happy
mod, made their hearts beat as one
After congratulations they departed
or the bride's home (Eimer P. Bloom)
where © wedding feast was served.
The bride Is a wplondid young lady
well fitted for the new n she as-
Peters as
tingdon for the present.
w-ans DEATH RECURD
NEFF.--A little child, the
Mur, Neff, of
Boalsbury, unexpectedly on
Friday, December
of
near
sn
and Mra. Dowey
died very
32, and caused yreat
grief to the parents. His age was thyce
months, Interment was
following,. at Tusseyville.
made Sunday
STOVER. ~—Aaron
home in Woodward on Dec.
Stover died at his
26. Born
Jan. 5, 1849, he wus aged 73 years, 11
and 21 days He
member of the Reformed church in his
early life. He was married on Jan, 4,
1872, Elizabeth
vives him.
fifty vear mark of wedded
Golden
Jan. 4,
held
tion chanch at
months hecame a
to Orndort, who sur-
They had thus passed the
life, their
Anniversary having occurred
1922. The
the Evangelical
Woodward on last
10 o'clock,
Hollenbach,
leformed charge.
on funeral services
Associa
Fri
conducted
were in
day morning at
by Rev. John 8. pastor of
the Aaronsburg
GEHRET.— Mra.
died of pneumonia at
Mrs. J.
the 26th of
CGieh
of
Jackson, at
Kalle Strouse
ret the home
her daughter,
Chambersburg, Decem
ber,
widow of H. Gehret, of
on
aged about 70 years. She was
lellefonte,
i
died there years ago. She then
with her three surviving children
She In also survived bn
Chambersburg
Mrs
and a
Emanuel Fye, of State
of
one sister,
nephews ind
H. Homa
the yougest
College, host
among whom 8 Wm
Hall
dangifter of Thomas and
of Pine Hall
made at Chambersburg on
neces,
of Centre She
Wis
Eva Str
1] 4
deceased, Burial wns
MeWILLIAMS Wil
McWilliams, a
Ferguson
Ham
tne boy hoo
township, passed awa
Cherry V
he
home in ley,
locality shout
His
years,
went
wast a Httle over
age
«in the fall of 18082
Miss Amanda McKibben,
and she survives ]
Helen
the foiled }
B. McWilliams,
and Miss Mary M
vone, Mrs
William OG.
George, on
and Bereni
ris
12
L&
was made
WALTERS
widow of Amos
home of her daught
Walters, in Lewistown.
morning of last week
78 years, 9 month
a
was confined to bed by
seven weeks, sufferin
pnegamonm
r maiden was Levina Stoner
name
a native of
and
Lewistown
Milthedim
three sons throws
daugh
Wiltere Junction
Ferguson Vall
Valtere, of Milroy
Mra
Walters of
Ham \
Houser and
Mille and
own
The following thre
three sisters alg, survive the
Hall,
win
io: Reuben Stoner, of
William Mays, of
David Stoner, Centre
Hall
Mre George
Penn am Stoner,
Kansas: My
Long, of Tusseyvitle
member
war n
inl church, Locust Grove
yours,
The
Ceiltior
relatives and friends
th
Saturday
met at
home, in Lewistown.
and from there
Mills
o'eloek,
morning, 8
to Spring where the
texl in the Lutheran
he
tery at Spring Mills
vices were condi
Latheran
MA
¥.. pastor of the Lewistown Evan
church, burial in come
Hey Ken-
#l church, officiated
STOVER ~Philip D
the home of
Ntover
GG. R
Oregon, aged 58 years, 4
20
dhivd
his son, Rev SBtov
in Hillsboro,
months and second son,
Edgar, of Salem.
He was born
days. A
alan survives
and
Oregon
Clinton county
of Aa-
the
in
married Hattie E
ronsburg, In 1870,
Civil War,
Penneylvania
fantry. He
charge at Balls Bluff, Va, in 1865, hay
33 battles
He was captured by the rebels at
1864,
to Petersburg prison and from there to
Libby thence to Belle Island
and from there to Savishury, NN. (.
where he made his escape November
9, 1864, and re-entered the Union lines,
He rejoined his regiment at Hatchers
Run and served until honocably
charged, .
Mr. Stover was a man of education
and wide reading and from 1870 until
1873 was editor and publishes of the
Miltheim Journal, and during the eight»
leg edited the Havana. Hepublican at
Havana, N. Y.
Stambach,
He served in
having been a member of
ith
received his honorable dis-
the volunteer
and skirmishes
Yeol-
ing been in
iow Horse, August 17, and sent
prison.
die
SHEFFLER. Mrs. Frances Harris
son Shefller, widow of the late John
Sheffler, passed away at the home of
her daughter, Mra. Frank Saseorman,
following five days’ flineas with an af-
fection of the liver,
She was a daughter of Thomas and
Ruth Furey Harvison and wag born
at Pleasant Clap elghty-two years ago.
Her girthood Mfe was spent in that
place but a good part of her life since
her marriage to Mr. Sheer fifty-eigh
a i
Sw Ve Le eh we eas dite oF
me
years ago had been spent In Bellet
Since the death of her daughter! feenh
Kate several years ago she had made | cguir
her home with Mrs, Hhe
Inst member of a
Sasserman,
family
children |
. i Homer
Peay
8
Mra.
John
was the
ten children and of her ten
only five survive, as [ollows: Mrs,
on Hughes, Niagara Falls:
Asher Adams, of Bunbury: Mrs,
Clyde, of State
aneti
of
Cadvin
| Helen
fi Harry
Inglebaugh, of Sharon;
College, and Mrs, Frank Sasserman,
Bellefonte,
”
PATTON. —T. Blair
superintendent of the
Patton,
Pennsy
Huntingdon,
[ Alt
Ivania
Industrial Reformatory
and formerly postmuaste: ona fot
a period of than
died
tory
Httle over 52 years
more year
at his residence i forma
after extended
un
Office holders
need be too
Pinchot economy.
Ing to spend
&
dollars for the
is not likely in the
open the tid] for the b
if into office, the
BRA
a es lp Se abe
Marriage Licenses,
Einggley. ... Phfiadeiphin
Kurtz. .
Howard |
da Mills |
Powelton
Ballefonte
Dentefonte | Tuesday, January 2nd
nT
i Bubjeet: New Things"
Bellefonte
Wednesday, January rd
Bubject:
, . Bellefonte
Hr han key
cilefonte
Thursday, January 4th
Subject: “The Church
Parkesburg
Friday, January Sth
Subject: “The Bpirit
Bellefonte |
Raturday, January Gih
ry January 9th
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Wednesday, January 169th
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Thursday, January 1ith
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Friday, January 12th
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MILLS CHURCHES
from first page.)
MILLS
Evangelical Church
CF. Cathie
mi
Evanugelies] Churel
Bev. J, VP. Bingm
Lutheran Chusel
era Rev, By
Chureh
Hur
Lutheran
Bev, J. FP
Lutheran Church
Rev. J M. Kirkpatri
Chnreh
Methodist Eplseopal
! Duns
Hev. M. C
Methodist Eplseopal Chureh
Rev. Alexa
andor Be
Methodist Episcopal Church
ev, David 8.
Beformed Church
J. ¥. Hari
Reformed Churen
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fice Prices.
Now
der regular price !
here they are for your choosing:
We know what the peo-
WON-
EN'S
before has been offered. This me
dise cost the manufacturer more than
prices at which we are offering it.
LOT NO. 1
25 Women's Coats, small sizes only
iy, given away at
LOT NO. 2
i158 Coats, not all sizes, but geod
values, formerly $2000 this sale £7.95
LOT NO. 3
15 Women's and Misses Coats, ex.
tra fine quality; some 835.00
grade, Pre Inventory Price £20.00
LOT NO. 4
Women's Dresses, of the finest ma-
terfals—~the finest garments we
have la the store, $25.00 to 827.50
values, Pre Inv, sale price... 814.95
a es A UA
LOT NO. 5 .
Women's and Misses Dresses, made
of fine Jersey Cloth In brown,
Navy and blacks fine valne at. 85.75
LOT NO, 6
Women's Tweed Sport Coats, In
fine all wool fabries: very classy
£20.00 values: this sale
LOT NO, 7
Girls’ Fine Winter Coats, sold from
$7.50 to 85.50; Pre Inv. Price. . 8475
$0.50 to RIR50 Coats, of the Very
Finest values; Pre Inv. Price. . $8.75
LOT NO. 8
15 Girls’ Coats, not all sizes, given
away of *..........
It will pay you to take advantage of|
his Great Sale. This will
the chance for this Winter season.
LOT NO. 1
Vien's Conservative Salts, formerly
priced up fo $20.00; closing
in this Pre Inventory
out
Sale at $9.05
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LOT NO. 2 .
Young Men's Salts of Fine Cashe
mere: good styles former
$20.00 to $22.00; this sale at
price
£13.95
LOT NO. 8
Young Men's Suits, real up-to-date
‘styles, former price $30.00 to £35.
Pre Inventory Sale Price i 4
LOT NO. 4
68 Men's Fine Belted Overcoals of
Bs fine a quality as has ever Leen
sold $40.00 gr to be =old at 82450
LOT NO. 5
20 Young Men's Belted Overcoats,
in Light Tan and Brown; #2500
vainey Pre Inventory Price... $18.50
LOT NO. 6
Men's Fine Dress Overcoals and
Ulsters, formerly sold for $22.50:
Fre Inventory Price... ... co B12.50
LOT NO. §
Wonderful Assortment of Roys'
Nuits and Overconis; fine mers
chandise, formerly sold from 818..
50 to $20.00; Pre Inv. Price. $1L75
LOT NO, 8
Boys' Bolts and Overcoats, wold
from £12.50 to 815.00; this sale $6.95
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‘
5 Palrs Women's Dress Shoes, £3.
50 grade; Pre inventory Price. $1.79
5 Pairs Women's Fine Kid Shoes
In Black and Tan, £7.50 grade:
Fre Inventory Sale Price $2.95
72 Pairs Men's Good Working Shoes
formerly sold for 88.508: Pre In.
ventory Rale Price $2.45
98 Pairs Men's Working Shoes:
Regular $2.75 grade: this sale $1.35
0 Pairs Boys’ Good Sehool Shoes,
formerly sold at $3.50: this sale 81.95
60 Pulrs Bors’ Dress Shoes, £1.50
values: Pre Inventory Prices. $20.43
85 Pairs Men's Dress Shoes in Tan
and Flack, regular $4.50 values;
Pre Inventory Sale Price
GREAT REDUCTIONS ON OUR EN.
TIRE LINE OF MEN'S and WoO.
MEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS
MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES
AT COST PRICES
125 RAINCOATS in Gray, for Men,
Women and Children, Closing Out
AT 5be ON THE DOLLAR.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF FURS 70
BE CLOSED OUT AT
50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
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