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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY.
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CENTRE HALL, PENNA.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER.) 18, foes.
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EDW. BE. BAILEY......Looal Editor and
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ananennn
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Display advertising rates made known
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Borough Fire Alarm.
In case of fire in the borough
Centre Hall, the Bradford & Co.
whistle will sound:
of
mill
fire is north of Reformed church;
One long and five short blasts when
fire is south of Reformed church.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TIC KET.
For Judge of the Superior Court,
CHARLES D. McAVOY,
of Montgomery County.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Sheriff,
TAYLOR. of Bellefonte
For Prothenotary,
CLAUDE HERR,
For Treasurer,
SMITH,
For Register,
OCKER,
For Recorder,
SINIE H. HOY.
For County
JOHN: 8. SPEARLY,
JAMES W. SWABB, of
. For District Attorney,
ARTHUR C. DALE. of Be
For County Auditors,
JONATHAN 8. CONDO, Mark
HERBERT H. STOVER, Miles
For Coroner,
L. JONES, of Phil
For Ponty Surveyor,
H B SHA’ ITU
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS,
‘PENN'S VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
REV, MELVIN ©, DRUMM, Pastor,
~SERVICES FOR
SUNDAY, OCT. 2:1, 1923
Hall. 10 How to
Disposition,
Miils,
E.R
Of elie onte.,
S.
LYMAN L. Centre Hall
FORREST 8 of Mileg Twp
of Benner Twp.
Commissioners,
Twp.
Twp.
Benner
Harris
of
lefonte.
Dr. E.
ipEbhU
of St file College.
Centre 50
New
Farmers
Life?
Build a
Wht
2:30 Is Your
Georges Valley, 7
Minister,
Centre Hall
Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.
Luther League, 6:30 p. m.
Prayer Meeting, We
Teacher Wed
Catechise, urday, 7:30
Spring Mills
Meeting, Thurs, 7.
Mills
Inesday at 7:30
8:15.
Pp
training,
Sat m.
Prayer
Farmers
THE DEATH RECORD,
ALEXANDER Mrs. Elis
| der died very unexpectedly
ft
had been in her
Alexan-
enrly Tues
{ day her home in Centre
Hall.
morning
She usual health
to the
INeSSenger,
few hours prior
the
until -a np
A=
] bout midnight Monday night she pave
1s WwW. Alexander,
i who sme that
hea
{ pearance of grim
alarm t, her son, Abner
Hves in the house, she
ill. The family
i sigtance at
summoned
to
the
Wis went to we~
once and medienl ndd was
but nothing could be done
Vie, na
quictly
prolong her few gasps and
end came about three
hours inter
be, made at Centre
iy)
it
further
PI
Rev
Interment will
Hall this (Thuesd
ces the
interment
morning. Serve
o'clock
services
nt home 10:00 and
the
of -
after it
Lutheran church, Drumm to
cinte,
| Mrs
{the
of
Emerick
Hall
and
doughter
Mary
‘and was of
She wha born December
March 11. 1865,
| James Ald
housekeeping on
Alexander wns
Willlam
reared
a
inte and
Centre
11, 1844,
nei
east
she was Jed to
The c¢
the
Fort,
wander mniple began
Alexander home
| stead west of Old and Hved thers
iuntil retiring, which was twenty-seven
| years ago, when they moved to Centre
= Hall. Nine years ago Mr. Alexander
!
i as quickly ng did his
Ife
Lutheran
passed wife
The
eng member of
attended aly
to do
LWRY
deceased wns a Ong consist
the chur
wnt services when physic.
wWly able SO
The children
Mrs J
Alexander
the decenasd
WW. Abney
Mrs Cy
Emeaerich
surviving
Roy ind
Huhl
H
Kime
Mrs
Brunganrt
are
and
ILA
Mig
Hall
esiidents of Centre
Hon
Imes Citizer
Home
the church th week
Centre Hall
afte
evening
Methodist Mil
afternoon ;
Spring roning
Sprucetown, Centre Hall,
evening,
Inited
morning;
Han,
Evangelical
Egg Hill Centra
evening |
afternoon;
Centre Hall Ref
Delas BR. Keener,
Centre Hall
2:30 Regular Lords
1:30 Sunday
Friday,
Spring Mills
Thurs, 7:30
ormedd Charge,
pastor:
my services
Bohool
7:00
Catechetical Lectures
Cotechetion]l Lectures
Tusseyville
16:30 Church
9:30
services,
Sunday School,
AARONSEBURG REFORMED Charge |
(Rev. John 8 Hollenbach, pastor.)
Aaronshburg--8, SH, 8:30;
services at 10:30: catechise
Bt. Paul's—8. 8 at 1:
cen at 2:00,
NS 8
7:00,
nt regular
at 2:30,
reguinr sory.
Coburn
at 9.30; regular sory-
fees at
candidate |
in deserving of the
united support of every Democget in
Penns Valley. He is amply qualified
to fill the plave, a perfect gentleman
and one you will always be pleased to |
meet in a business transaction,
—————— A
If Mr. Dorworth keeps’ on pushing
his “we” in the Hepubloan, he may
succeed in electing Mr. Dale district
attorney. At Jeast Mr. Dale ought to
be grateful that the Republican is
using such hiirmiess stuff. It is sort
o' hissing stuff —hissing on the Demo
crats to do Just what editor CF. D.
doesn’t want them to do,
AAA ——
" CHer Presg Noties,
I am prepared to make elder at Line
den Hall on Tuesday and Thursday of
each week In a new 60-bushel capacity
oer mill LYNN W. ROSS,
¥
Mr. Herr, the
for prothgnotary,
Democratic
represen ted
Lag isd
turn home with
ted hy the mentee of that
bexly, who though by a large major
were opposed to him politically, never-
eas recognised in him an 1}
conscientious college
Intement was n he HN ureiny after
tery, DBetledonte
SWARTZ.
of Ld
farmer
Mme Mabe! = Hwy
yd
olin E iz, a retired
amd one the esteemed prewd
of Hublevshurg, passed away on
morning of last week, af-
an lines covering a period of six
months with and complica
ny Nit-
ex-Bhoriff Benja-
and Mrs Soplrha Shaffer.
undoes
tions Mra Bwarfz was born
tany: a daughter of
decensid.
4h. She
in Fobruary
and the
res’ded in Hublersburg, where they
Two
and
Mrs
and two
mn
was 56 years old on July
united
1889,
marriage on
since then family
of Erle,
One
sons survive—Denjamin,
Towia C.. of Nittany
H. Allison, of Chicago, Hi,
E. 8haffer, of Miffinburg,
A. Bhaffer, of Bellefonte
Funeral services wi
alate,
ale
held
the
and I.
"re
interment in
at Balona,
morning:
Codar Hl cemetery
HANNA William J. Hanna, a na-
tive of Centre county and a weil
known and highly respected citizen of
Renovo, died In the Renovo hospital
following an finesse of three weeks
The deceased was born at Spring Mills,
1863. He went to Re.
er in a genernl store, Tater he pur
After close
an dderk and bookkeeper at several
business houses In Renovo, In 11 he
(Continued on next column)
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COMMUNITY DAY AT SPRING
MILLS A GRAND SUCCESS.
Dr. Longwell Taking Special Course,
Dr. Hi H. Longwell,
physicinn, is
SUrgeon
tanking a special course
of
in
= in
hioodliess treatment
of the
institution,
(Continued from first page.) piles and dis
p—— a rectum, i
Pittsburgh
Dr,
Longwell spent several months in Towa
t hore
treatment
High school Mills Beveral years
suc hoa]
ugo
Voea-
Wins
and Spring
The al
to speed, endurance
tional school on
much
goenernd
tho
LO fig and and while mastered bloodless
tipdture
had
nied
team-work for the visitors and since then has
of wonderful
success in that work,
further
fing score wow 3
Mills
Approximately
ed by the
to 0 In fava
Spring now fg apeciilizing as is
It gratifying the
able to make this state
260 people were serv. hoted above fin to
Rirls of the school to a chick- Heporter to be
much to
Hall to
always
the
ment for i
Centre
en dinner at 5:50 p, This was real mens a country
of the
m
difficnit town Hke have inp it a
fon
ly thw most
To
shot
task whole
day, Core that many professional man striving to
natifi
people
in a Keep abreast with
Of
time undo: cond test
the
restaumnt
wd
Hime ames,
AA AA
tone iy far more difficult treating
hotel
Kites tho
than
same service In on or
“The
Coming
Coming of Ruth,”
Ruth,” the Belle
and
SChnoal appr cooperation
“The of in
Monday
in this segard of the
this
majority of thoes
who partook fonte opera house, Tuos-
the
Of tent dinnes
CXC
§ . aay evenings Are
In evening na Irgre aud ’ gs, wa
of ni
to
the
rtho ¢ CHOW
heard the SwmolMng Plavers of State portion of Bible history known
almost nly
iy .
“The District Attorney, “Phe
Ww Old A
Wi
CN iy who at reads
The
sang
wi vone
College vender three one-act plave « me
titled cred Pook, characters were
wall selected and and acted thelr
The per
Perfect man” Jim."
jrarts to Hiroe perfection
collection
treats
wided
under
held under
mie W. CC. T. 1
the
CXTH Fra FTOrnuincess Were road
and
akiey ¢ a ’ The WHS Oro both even-
wn of appre
th horse
3
The play
ff Prof
fUuspices of
sald that the WiLs the direc
A uae
POO ite
and the
lof
N ows
Ba
10
fi} iF
furvist
fhe
County
the profi
going _honpht id
Agent, nwirde
PUBLIC
SALE REGISTER.
meeting, which
Township School
M jis
mers
FRIDAY
Centre
06 P
1
af houso-
MTOBER 26, aut 1
Hall Borough. B
Com plots
in
Hist
fact
¥. Mayes,
TOBER 27. at
personal 1
of
ropMerty
the
Hail Mary
WEIDNE!
A. M
H
farming
{ I. F
SDAY, NOVEMBER 14th. at
mi his farm at Potters Milla
Emeric) wei Live-stock.
PONY
implement
Maves
. ole, “ clean-up
sit
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
i meg 8S { Centre Hall,
ey T W Hek
farming
23rd, ag 10 a.
“
or
py vil O
ie
Livestock im
up sale
and
also some houmsehotd
Maven an
Boone wan -up mle, LF tt
LEGAL ADYERTISEME NTS
Ra ELECTION NOTICE, >»
t y given that
pursuant
of
Bohaacst IE rex
Borough
next
hedd
codiny, the 6th
1923. a
bitteddafor the
t3 oH the ¢
tors
rat of th
34
he nora
said
hay of
£30sL '
propos t
3
o- in
i
" #
prurpose of
. gus 13 1 {
ME sent « :
CLOTS O
wt increase the In-
Botywwod
Doiia
wrect ing
of th
rm ($14
wc iood
€ Pablic
i to carry
ned -
O00),
5 ne
1 haw
rough
im
il tw
gi
Jpsencospmegt
ar
ror res
suthor
TT
Hioredy that
v
The
Yen
a
pr Wry
Hall aw
$302,320.00. The
Kl Note
i in
waite
prrymsent
wl his
None
of
iw the
“
ollows to wi
proposes Ene
Tho
Purpsome fe
fae
Ten Ng
urteen Dollars
sean
and the
fi»
Ww such Increase
lst ain for
for the ums
maki B
RE] er iing ne
of the Pub
wough, and
the building program recom
State author
“a
aac dywond
Iw 8
of
“ike io
CITY out
ended by
The
fw cent
fhe
lamg
the thon
ost OFT
Paul
P. Woagiey
Tay th
Irene Zevhy
Kman: 3 Mary Fores
Wn
Proposes
of
taxable property
add usted by
and the
District if salt
will about seven per cent
ita ie 8 of the
erty wough
reas is about soven
ffeil
: : ing
Weagloy
thie valuation
in the said Bor-
the lnm
Foren Nyy viagh ae
Poppers ment
Flew
Celery
increases iy
Kathryn te
Har
Frean
valuation
eid Ix
5 taxable prop.
Hostermian
in
Zorhy
Samm Von
i (iuy
3 Helen BE
Plewvans
wha
Moet ond
Directors of the School
of Centre Hall Borough.
DK KELLER,
President.
ingard
Baquash tthryn ished
I
Bitnes Attest
Vn
Walnuts
Canning Fruit
Hise) Maude Zerby 3
Long Vegetabled--1, K
Zawby : 3. May amd Mary
er. Jelly-—1 K
Hishel
Home Baking
None: 3.
read 1
Mary
EDW. E. BAILEY,
tower fe AT
soretary.
Irene oct, bt
Kath “Sa
Mary
Hahel: 2 M
Weav-
3
wiibite-
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
of EDWARD E
of Potter
a
©
ryn
the
inte
Pa.
betters of administration on above estate
having been duly granted the undersign-
all persons knowing themselves in
In
MAN,
county,
eninte
M user
None
township,
5
Piel K
deceased,
{ake 1
Zeist
None, 2
Masry lang:
Renna ed,
Orie Wagner; 3
immediate payment, and those
claims against the same to present
duly authenticated for settlement,
A. BLIZABETH HOMAN, Admrx.,
Gettig & Bower, Centre Hall, Pa.
Attys. 043
having
Lamg.
them
RR a
Not After Notoriety,
(Belleville Times)
If you feel that you got to die to be
appreciated you'd better keep right on
Eving and go hang
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICR,
Estate of SADIE M. McKINNEY,
late of Centre Hall Borough, decoamsed,
Letters of administration on above estate
having been duly granted the wndersign.
ed, all persons knowing themselves in.
debted to the estate are requested to make
Immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them
duly Mhemrenrea for settlement,
ley appreciation
{Lael
SS A a —————
New Reekview Superintendent,
The appointment of J. OO. Stutzman
as general superintendent of Rock-
view prison, was approved hy Govern-
or Pinchot at a meating of the boned
of trustees of the Westorn Pentton-
tinry held on Thursday. :
. . CARSON, Admr.,
entered the employ of the P. BR. R,
company ns a store attendant which Spiing vam, Ju. (BR, 1)
position hve held to the time of his CAUTION NOTICE.
death, He was a member of the My wife, Emma Young during my
Kiights of Mala, He Ss survived by absence having left my bed and board.
two brothers. Joh Hanna, of Lemont. 1 hereby give notice that | with not be
and James Hanna, of Hopewell. In. responsible for any bills contracted by
terment was made in the North Bend her WILLIAM B. YOUNG, Boal
cemetery. burg, Pa.
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Farmers and Feeders of Ponltey,
“BILL” MUSSER IN THE TOILS,
Tuesdny afternoon Bheriff Dukeman |
rome
Sn —
"i
We Rave
5
i
lowiat prices Wt «
hand the
fownlng
cis id
on
following
i ihe
deputies rajided the
“pa
Centre
private
adalry and ft
dence of
of
highway
Musser, about six miles
Hall
Reberwburg
of
was loaded on a truck during
and then the
return of Musser who
friend to
Musser
very
east along the main be obtained
These we'd
be had:
LAR
Protein,
| KEILJ4OG8
MEAL
BOARD
Belle- | COW
CHOW H
CHOWDER
{
10 From what the host
fin be gatheged a Jot home brew 0
Musser’ s DAIRY FEED --20 per cent,
absence, awnited
the
ng
party
1. PHOCESS oli.
CHECKER
wns assist -
fi move, On his return and the famous
home, was put under arrest
taken before Justice Woodring, X3 CHOW
hoa
Fri
fomtes, and held under bond for n
ing st a special term of colire on
ry,
A A a.
TUSSEYVILLE
heet't
Indiana,
Baturday
fie
Boyd Jordan on
Wayne, where
enter business college
Mrs
Veek
days
Mrs
Cragler spent several
with her aughter,
farmily
Wagner,
and
Mark
for
somewhat and
Mrs
HOT time,
is nhie to get around
the ald of a whoeel-chaly
£3 Py
grower
the
Ramer is Champion
hage in this sation Fi«
ered a head from his goed
weighed 15 bw. and mensurer 43
in tircoumferen
-
Stop Coughing
The simplest and best way to sto
coughs, colds, croup, bronchial,
“fin” and la grippe coughs is to take
CHAMBERLAIN’S
COUGH REMEDY
Every user is a friend
OPERA HOUS
—WAGENHALS &
The Centra Reporter, 160 a year.
BELLEFONTE
"is" OCTOBER
NIGHT
KEMPE R—
PRESENT
THE BAT
By MARY ROBERTS RINEHART
and AVERY HOPWOOD
Not a Photoplay--But
A Stirring 3-Act Spoken Drama
2 SOLID YEARS IN NEW YORK
1 SOLID YEAR IN CHICAGO
1 SOLID YEAR IN BOSTON
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