THE CENTRE REPORTER. ISSUED WEEKLY, , CENTRE HALL, PENNA. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1s, 1023 SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors, 8S. WwW, vee ses JEditor EDW, as second class 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, eight cents per line; charge, twenty-five cents. Display advertising rates made known application, minimum on — em —— Borough Fire Alarm. se of fire in the borough the Bradford & Co. ill sound: ong and two short blasts when Reformed church; ind five short blasts when th of Reformed church. CHURCH APPOINTMENTS, PENN'S VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE REV, MELVIN OC, DRUMM, Pastor, f fiy of mill wrth of ~SERVICES FOR— SUNDAY, FEB. 18, 1923 The ouncements for week: — Centre Hall ng and Teacher Train- e), Wednesday Mrs, Sami 6:30 p. m. there will i g of literary ar i m URG REF Hollenbach CHARGE~ Pastor, be in a neighbor holding Commun on for pastor at morning and at ternoon. The fe * €or d 3 foreign mission in the absence Hosterman will OE. necting i. The Temptation at 6; rtant Regu- pastor will of Jesus" Sunday in the Lot of Lent md In House POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS For Sheriff. thorized to announce that B. cliefonte, will be a candi- ff of Centre county, subject on of the Democratic voters it the primaries to be held September 18th, 1023. seis —— Pinchot ealls from § full day Hike an easy to & o'clock a There are a Jot of us would boss itke that. Under such Harrisburg officials and not get many crimps ‘n conditions cler) § will their msc jes, ® Distrust in the members of the sen- house by Governor Pinchot. ls greatly hampering the kovernor in car- rying through his program. He is not willing to trust any one on either floor to be his spokesman. This lack of con. fidence by those who favor a large portion, if not all. the program mapped out by the governor, ie being resanted by the members who infer that they are to be mere puppets for the ROV- “rnor supposed to take thelr position on the stool whenever the gov ernor whistles and cracks the whip. To date the governor's program has made little headway, and it is largely due to the fact that Pinchot mistrusts CVeryon: i ate and and are CHUR TH BUILDING FOR SALE « The Presbyterian church building at Spring Mills is offered for sale. Bepd your offers for same to James H. Pot. ter, Beallefonte, Pa. ns ha ih pa 0 a gin Br THE DEATH RECORD, JORDAN. — Mis, Stewart Jordan passed out of this ¥fe at at Tusseyville, Saturday evening. She waa afllicted with cancer, and in August of 1921 f'o31 removal, brought hor home underwent an operation its The opemtion only having been that temporary relief, her death due the of dreaded disease, Murs, was to ravishes much- of two of hus- the mother Andrew—hoth Jordan children—Boy d and whom survive, as does nlso her Calvin band. She was the daughter of 8S. Bodtorf, of near Tusseyville, and is survived also by him and ghese broth- Mrs. ¢. RR. Robert Brock, Jersey Palmer, and sisters: Ramer, Mrs, Blaine ers Tussey ville; Shore: Mrs Potters Mills; John E. Bodtorf, Jersey Shore, Her and, Charles Bodtorf, Milroy Age was 44 vears on December Kast, Funeral services were held Wednos- day by Revs Maneval and Carls in- terment on Zion hill in the Evangelical cemetery —— widow of Aaron Ul ULRICH.—The rich dled at the home of her son, Char- below Spring Mills, on Sat- The les Ulrich, cause of wrday death morning, was pneumonin. © Interment was made at Millheim, on Tuesday, the having teen conducted by Rev, J. 8 of the of which the her maminge to M: neral pastor Hollenbach, whi pastoes Salem Reformed deceased was ao Before Sarah Fane daughter of Weaver, of Hep husband ted is survived byt 3M. at urred Mra the deceased was Miss Weaver, Henry Wolfs Store five yours ago, but she htee chidren, namely, Charles the of Zerby, o Mrs. Lizzie Hogan als, survives death ove Milihein home Harter, near John near Speing ¢ sister, —— After Wiis ded at his home on Sug vd | WILKINSON ew ays John s | SHAWVER t his home in noon. Interment morning ot SEawver sufferes Wout ten yw © we UC tirely helpless Old Fort Milheiim o Ia He ia survis ness retimeg won ng the w hie Ne TN vik n wife, nme Maggie Ol, one daughter granddaughters — OHNMACHT wine has long been a Fiday. years Miss Susan Ohnmact resident of Belle. fonte, ded on Her age was She was born in to Hho nearly eighty came America when old devoted her in Bellefonte to the sale of musi- Germany a red twenty years timo cal instruments and teaching niusi —— BREON ~Mrs, ow of the late Ellus Breon, died at her Caterine Breon, wid. home at Smuliton, of paralysis, aged 75 years, 5 months and 19 dayae She daughter of Samuel Elizabeth Rupp and was born August 14, 1847. Ogn® July 11, 1869. she united in marriage with Ellas Breon, who pre- ceded her to the grave about five yeara ago. This union bh blessed with the following children: Mra Charles 5 Smul, of Smullton; Mrs. Daniel Shee- han, of Caugua, N. Y.: Mre WwW. 3 Hackenberg, of Rebershurg WwW. of Ogden, Utah: Ezra 8, lumbus, Ohio: Mra. Elmer Miliheim, and Myles W.. of Smullion Also daughters, Mrs , Long and Orpha M., who preceded her to the grave. Interment was made in Rebersbury. STOVER.—Mre. Mary Stover. of Thaddeus D. Stover, died at home at Smuilton, following a short tiness with pleuro-pnetmonta, aged 87 years, 3 months and 28 days. Her husband died about seven years ago, but she is survived by threo daughters, Mrs Kate Burd and Mrs Carrie Detwiler, both of Smuliton, and Mrs, H. H. Royer, of Rebersburg. Mrs. Stover's maiden name wag Mary Guisewite and she was born and grew to womanhood in Haines township. She was a noble woman, a Kind mother and ro ’ 1 webvices wore conducted Wy was a and (loorge of Coe # Swope, of two Clarence reliet her + veg ¥ Shultz, Lutheran the Rebershurg interment Rev, pastor of charge, Was the Rebersburg made iy Latheran:Reformed cem etery at Mrs. Sarah Reed MeNitt, Andrew MeNitt, of Belle. her of MeNITT the mother of fonte, died at home in Reedsville, months, McNitt was spent after an ness Bome Mrs and Lue to her advanced Mifftin there age. county, Sho in life born hes was aged years, and fadthful member of the girthood. Nitt, died survived wis a church Alex Presbyterian mneoe Her husband, andl several years but she by the following MeNitt, of Bellefonte A Milroy; O. J. Mimi Nuncy ind Mary Mich ARO, children Andrew Brown, of RC at home, Steckel, of Detroit VICes were conducted at mterment in the Heed Who Can Beat This? Rhode Isiand Hollenbach, of during the Six nens Hev hada within Burkholder—Yonada, Sieh Marriage Licenses, f $ Washington's Birthday Exercise, ji { ¢ { b Was Drill Dil Picture Slides by No admission ing will be Wfted LINDEN HALL Eat Rs ater, gpent the week-end Mre with her wwe Mra. Charles Mothers- baugh Friday Bharer, youngest son of Mr Wesley was takén to the Bellefonte hospital! for treatment. Mr Mrs A Pr daughter, Winifred. of «ond with Loroy Mrs On and Shure and WwW ieland Htute and Colioge, weal the former's and family, Gearhart spent the brot hey here Me aceompanied to Htiln AC Altoona for a ann and Mra Robert Lior aunt, M issn her home in short visit SPRING MILLS Mr, and Mra by, on Feb, 12, a daughter I. J. Zubler has been very pneumonin, Cinyton Btover and family spent Sun- day at Millheim. Walter Wolfe was to Sunbury Sunday where he vigited relatives A singing class has been organized with Luther Musser as director. Mra. WHEam Vonads, of Deaver Dam, fs seriously 1 with a paralytic stroke. ‘ Mra. Andrew Rote reesived notice of the death of her sister, Mw Clara Bowersox, at Woothwird, WANTED .--One hundred or more new dubscribers to The Contre Report. or, at $1.60 per year, In advance; sat- Isfaction guaranteed, or money res Born, to Charles Zer- ill with on funded. Pa ake ew , pe ov li Opening Up Roads, i The crossed the valley | Mond the snow plow afternoon and dd some work | . | Seven Mountains, On Toeesday | wlternoon 1 returned and worked No Nittany tao this office us on i have Mountain reports been made to the com the work done ———— Bible Class Adopts Orphan. Men's Bible Class in the LL the ither The school, at monthly clas: meeting on Tuesday evening, provided for th nee of Armenia oomtribution fv f 1 a 33950 yr 2s aA A Sh AA NIEMAN’S Pre-Inventory Sale - Every man and woman who is interested in the matter of New Clothing and Shoes at this time of the year, should look around and compae values and note the difference, There are all kinds of saies these days, but- Where do you find Known-Quality Clothing or Shces at such Genuine Reductions as are presented here in this Clearance Sale ? WE HAVE RESERVED NOTHING. All of Fine Stock of Clothing and Shoes is included our 1 this in Clearance Sale. D. J. NIEMAN “Always Reliable” MILLHEIM, PA. renee i > hill Is ir bill I can see right a ng year kept me so thin me, the sas} ignN A Good Thing - Don't Miss It. your name and address plainly together with 5 cents (and this rerlain Medicine Co, Des and receive in return a « ng Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs, colds, croup, bropchial, “flu” and whooping coughs, and tigkliug throat ; Chamberlains Stom- ach af Liver Tablets for stomach trou- les, indigestion, gassy pains that crowd the heart, biltousness and constipation Chamberlain's Salve, needed in every family for hurns, scalds, wounds, piles, and skin affections ; these valued family medicines for ouly § cents, Don't miss it, Send written <li) to Chamt Mornes, lowa, trial pa kage ontait a ———————— Cot a cold ? MENTHOLATUM clears it out. WARNING! Do not experiment. Buy the Very Best that years of experience can bring forth. Modern GLENWOOD Ranges THAT MAKE BAKING and COOKING EASY. Detroit “Red Star” Vapor Oil Stoves ~The Home for: GENUINE LINOLEUM. BURPEE’S GARDEN SEEDS, IN BULK, TONCAN GALVANIZED ROOFING, DRESDEN FLAT INSIOE PAINTS for Wood or Plastered Walls. DUTCH BOY and CARTER WHITE LEADS See us before buying. H. P. Schaeffer Hardware Both Phones BELLEFONTE ® melo Wm. McClenahan [Successor to R. D. Foreman] CENTRE HALL, PA. ' We are prepared to deliver you ALL KINDS OF FEED CHICKEN FEED, LAYING MASH, SCRATCH FEED PILLSBURY FLOUR (that means the Best) ; Also WAGNER (Bellefonte) and SUNBURY Flour, by the Barrel cr Sack. BEST GRADE OF COAL We Exchange Flour for Wheat + We have every reason to feel grateful for the patronage accorded us during the short time we have served you, and hope to merit a continuance of that patronage. * wa on RE i ok a & i
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