THE (BNTRE BEPORTER.
CENTRE HALL, PENN’ A,
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“THURSDAY, JANU ARY 10, 1924,
SMITH . BAILEY, Propriviors,
8 Ww. BMERI ess eusesnsssyess iss Titar
EDW. BEB. BAILEY......Looal Editor and
Business Manager,
CHURCH APPOINTHENTS.
PENN'S YALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
BEV. MELVIN ©, DRUMM, Pastor,
~SERVICES FOR
SUNDAY, JAN, 13, load
Georges Valley, 10:30—Holy Com-
munion.
Farmers Mills,
mundon,
Centre Hall, 7:30
the Way to Hell
Centre Hall
Sunday School, 1:30 p. m,
Methodist—C entre Hall,
Sprucetown, afternoon;
evening.
2:30-Holy Com-
~God’'s Blockade
morning;
Spring Mills,
Presbyterian—Centre Hall morning:
Pine Grove Mills, afternoon; Lemont,
evening.
Hall,
Tussey ville,
Egg
Xl.
Hill,
Ev.-
afternoon;
~Centre morning;
evening.
Centre Hall Reformed
Delas R. Keener, pastor:
Centre Hall—
10:30 Church services
9:30 Sunday School,
Saturday, 2:00, C
Tusseyville—
2:30 Church Services.
1:30 Sunday School.
Charge, Rev.
atechetiond
AARONSBURG REFORMED Charge
{Rev. John 8 Hollenbach, pastor.)
10:30;
Sub ject
Aaronsburg. St. Paul 06:
7:00.
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“oburn, “The Growth
Jesus."
Lutheran Belleve Bible
The Lutheran
all, for the Bible,
nothing but
Inerrant.
Churel
the whole
Bible.
period of
the Says Thomas
Carlyle: “The the Reforma-
tion was a judgment day for Europ
when all the nations were presented
with an open Bible.” Since the
Martin 1.
dust-covered copy
when uther discovered
eh «
of
of omplete
chained to the wall the Jdibrar
Erttrt,
and brought
y
truths
learned its blessed
forth
and
and gave it back
it
to Christendom-—ever since that ime
the Lutheran Church
Bible
sufficient rule of
ever since that
Church has defended the
all attacks
Christendom.
The Luthera
the sacred writings of
of the Old
not only certain,
Word of God;
gested to the writers
subjects, on which He
their personal
bas upheld the
and sole and
ind life: and
the Lather
Bible
and
as the infallible
fadth
time an
agunst
within
from without
n Church believes
both
are
the church
and New Testaments,
but are the inspired
that God not only sug-
the thoughts, or
desired them to
expres but
aks, prompted their
the holy men of
speaking as they
Holy Ghost. The
Heves and the Bible the final reve-
fation of teaches that the
books of God to a sinfol world,
they are
part; that
which Christian
mined. ”
The Lutheran Church therefore,
no room for higher criticism
tionalism.
goience, which are attempting
stroy this old Bible page page
would have us inquire each morning as
we remd the latest news, “Where ig the
Bible to-day? “How much have Pro-
fessor This or Doctor That, a
latest researches, left of
old Book?”
sentiments,
very utierances
God thin and
the
iurch bee
king
were moved by
Lutheran Cl
are
#iXiy-six
that
true and inerrant in every
y form by
be
are the oni
life
they
must deter
has
and ra-
and
evolutionism, pee udo-
to de-
by and
ftor their
us the dear
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INCOME TAX IN A NUTSHELL.
WHO? net
incomes of $1,000 or more or gross in-
come of $5000 or more, married
cuples who had net income of $2,000
or more or gross income of $5,000
more must file returns,
WHEN? The filing
January 1 to March 15 1924.
WHERE? Collector of internal rev-
enue for the district in which the per-
son Hves or has his principal place of
business,
HOW? Instructions on Form 1040A
and Form 1040; aleo the law and reg-
ulations,
WHAT? Four per cent normal tax
on the first $4,000 of net income in
excess of the personal exemption and
credits for 4 Eight per cent
normal tax on balance of net income.
Burtax from 1 per cent to 50 per cent
on mst incomes over $6,000 for the
year 1923.
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Fortunate is the man whose earning
capacity can keep pace with his yearn
ing capacity.
PUBLIC SALE REGISTER.
Single persons who had
and
oF
period is from
: SATURDAY, MARCH 15. at 10 A, M.,
one mile west of Tusseyville, William
8. Martz will sell: Farm stock and tm-
A a striotly clean-up sald. I.
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MEXICO HAS $20,000 BLAZE,
Halt De-
stroyed——Leowistown Pumpers Give
Ald.
Fire of
half the
unknown origin
of Mexico, Juniata
county, between 11 and 12 o'clock Mon-
day night. The flames the
barber shop owned by
3 1B.
Turbett
tthe
destroyed
village
began in
and storeroom
and quickly emmunicated with
dwellings of William Rauch, the |
| Bvangelical parsonage occupied by Rev.
Samuel]
the
and occupied by
Mrs, J. Hostetler,
Ald was asked from
lashore's single dwell-
double dwelling owned
Martin
ing and
Ambrose and
Mifflin and Mij- |
ia equipped with
hurry
intown, but neither
apparatus. and
to
a
sent Lewistown.
motor-driven pumpers
The Lew-
were
Junction company's pumper
the
17
a
with an automobile near
of the fire and WilHam Folk,
old of Lewistown,
of the right thig
years sustained
fracture th and several
shightly
of Mexico, was
18 and was taken
firemen
Turbett,
come by
other were injured.
Claire overs
smoke and &:
the Lewistown
The
hospital
loss will exceed $20.000 and is
partly covered by insurance.
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Stockholders of Loeal Bank
The annual meeting of
ors of
Meet.
the stockhold-
the First National Bank of Cen-
tree Hall
meet
held
held
the
Wis on Tuesday.
election of di-
of
t
come before it
ne is for the
and
business
ectors transaction such
Other
At
as may
this meeting the various reports of
the bank activities are given. in
rightly
5
h the stockholders mand -
great interest. They also have an
apportunity
and
meet
suggestion oO
HSCs above all get an opporta-
their partners
¢ cashier stated thag the
r a bank, as well as
is the good
and
which
will
people
Commi = shown in
rrowth of
The
wreck
institution
number of new accounts opened
amount of deposits hve doubled
we jst annual meeting, which speaks
well for the banking service rendered
during the ye
All formes
elocted
nr
directors and officers were
MARRIAGE
Wilh
Hite
LICENGES.
G Lemont
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“heodore nme
Lemont
Ww
Mabel E
ie V
Marie V
Courtney Wilkinsburg
81 Bellefonte
deer
Clye Unionville
Rogers
Alexander Unionville
a AAAI AAA.
Dogs Must Have Tags by Jan. 15
The Department of Agriculture on
Saturday warned
dor
Pennsylvanians
All
NECORERY
will 1
ers prosecuted
not
the HHoonses dogs
to forget
which do
ss by J
wenr the 1
16
not “1.
po AY we picked up
wd own
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Twenty Bucks Shy,
f Just past,
for
Hun
shy
tors the sSenson
bucks
183 bucks were
re twenty of the previous
vesir's Kil, whén sdain,
It was 163 bucks that were killed dur-
This includes only
William F. M¢-
ng the last season
the district over which
Kinney has charge.
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BOALSBURG.
The weather (or
Sunday wus exceedingly cold
Mr. and rMs. Frank McFarlane
Bellefonte Monday, Mr. Me
having some dental work attended to.
884 LL 0. 0.
annual banquet on
a few days around
were
in Farlune
F.
the
Boalsburg Lodge No,
will have their
evening of the 17th of January.
Mrs Ellen Gingerich, of near Linden
Hall here Saturday. She
had been confined to her bed for some
wine buried
ithe
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Kuhn went to
Altoona Sunday afternoon to attend
the funeral of Michael Stover, a bro-
«in-law of Mrs. Kuhn,
W. E. Homan at Oak Hall is
up a big lime pik to lime his
the pit will have 5000 bushels
stone when done,
Misses Mildred
Wil
Churse
ther
putting
farm,
of lime
Gingerich returned to
to finish her
and typewriting.
the holiday season at
amspory Monday
shorthand
after spending
in
her home.
AL A MP PASAT OID.
LINDEN HALL
Mra Alice Gingerdeth and son Samuel,
of Philndelphin. were here for the fu-
neral of Mrs Ellen Gingerich, on Sat-
urdany. Going to Altoona from here
they expect to spend some time with
relatives in that city.
Miss Edwina Wieland, after a ten
days’ vabmtion at her home here re-
turned to New Jersey where she is an
instructor in the Bound Brook schools.
Harry Swabb, of Cleveland, Ohlo, has
been spending a few weeks with rela-
tives in this neighborhood,
James Bwabh left on Monday to ase
sume his duties as County? Commis
sioner. :
Mrs. Wesley Tressler spent the week
end at Pine Grove Mill with the new
grandson who arrived at the home of
her daughter, Mrs, George Reed, short-
ly after Christmas.
Mise Helen (lasgow spent her vaca-
tion at the Dandel Colyer home.
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THE DE ATH neaany,
BAILEY —Lewis Bafley dled from '
the effects of a stroke of apoplexy, on |
Sunday at his home in Asrongburg.
Interment was made at that place on
Wednesday afternoon, the funeral have
ing been held from the
the deceased
There survive Mr. Balley a wife and
three children, namely, Charles, Mifflin-
burg; Philip, of Philipsburg: and Mrs,
Catharine Grenninger, State College;
lalso four sisters-—Mrs, Joseph Alters,
| Bellefonte; Mrs. Jared Mowery Youngs-
Ohio; . Mrs. Daniel f.ong. Nit-
Mrs. A. FP. Bower, Aaronsburg.
late home of
town,
any;
STOVER.-
{his home
at
the
received
~-Mitchell Stover died
Altoona. on Saturday,
stroke
in
in Altoona, His age was sixty-five
He was employed by the Penn-
sylvania Rallroad Company and would
years,
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NIEMAN’S
Price Re-
have retired February 1st had he lived
unt that time. There survive the de-.
ceased a wife, who before marriage was
Miss Clara Knarr, an aunt of John H.
Knarr, of Centre Hall, and sister of |
Mrs. Kuhn, of Boalsburg; i
Charles also |
three sons and three
daughters. |
A ———— A i.
PINE GROVE MILLS,
J. D. Neddigh Is loading severay car
toads of $1.06 wheat for eastern market, |
D. WW, Miller, Civil
housed up with an attack of grip.
Mrs. J. WW. Stuart
u Lo
war veleran, 18
is planning her
annual ip Florida to spend the
Gee whiz! cold de- |
frogs
$
up
bug it was
grees blow zero-——ocars while
running.
J. G
famBy
Miler
and
Sunday with
Pittsburg
spent
departed
his |
for on
morning.
Week
of Prayer #8 being observed as
Much goods must be con-
00
Price
Lot of 75
Garments— Regu -
Price
LOT BOYS
Sweep Sale
MEN'S AN
Pri
a union service dn the Lutheran church |
Fleming and four local ministers
piurt
Ralph,
of G E.
Bellefonte
won Harpater,
the
where an opemtion
was
10 hospital last
for
Wednesday ap
pendicitis was performed
Mrs. Samuel Everhart, who submit
ted to a surgical operation In wile |
fonte hospital, was discharged (ast week |
wand fs getiing slong splendidly
Dr, Stork was busy during the Yule- |
tide season, leaving a little son at the
George Heed bome. a daughter at (
Shoemakers home. and a son at Dr. |
ison's home; the Hitle chap has|
seven
The
cently
Tyr
into a road house
R WW. Port, of
Times force
Alpped off
press on Friday.
HiRlerm
famous Falrbrook club house re.
was sold to Frank Albright. of |
converding it i
one, with the view of
the State College
had part of his left thumb |
in a new Duplex printing |
Hon J
internal
WwW. Kep-
revenue
Our mutual friend
ohied
of Johmstown,
oe at Firsg
mencing
lar. former of
tnx. will be at State Col- |
National bank, week com
=1
quiring his services for
find him.
Glenn
those re-
1923 |
January where
compiling
reports may
sg Dr. W. RB
Mm
Mr
iatter's
and wife, and
James Holmes and
sister. Mra. Diehl, of State
Howard Struble and bis
posed a touring party
land to Florida
the
College. and
saeter, CcOm-
through Dixie
They wij be gone tor |
three months
A ————
TUSSEYVILLE.
Mr. and Mm. Wm i
uel Kiinefelter took supper at the howe
of Mr. and Mrs Charles Stutterbeck on |
New ;
Jordan and Sam- |
Year's day.
Communion ‘service was conducted |
in the Zion Evangelical church Satur- |
day evening. Presiding EMer Camp- |
bell delivered a very able
Miss Emfly Jordan
Mios Maggie
sermon.
and great aunt,
Young, returned to
Schuylkill College, Reading. on Wed. |
nesday after a two weeks’ vacation.
They were accompanied back by James
Howsar who spent part of his vacation
at the BE. T. Jordan home
A AI MAU AIRE.
The Centre Reporter, $150 a vear
|
sont.
Pe ——————
broke.
MEN
Regular Price
Price
1 LO TME
Regular
SUITS—62 Garmen
£10.00 (lean
oe
BOYS
$7.50 — Clean
ALL Wi
PANTS
$4.00
to $5.00
KNEE PANTS
$1L50—(lean Sweep
N'S DRESS SHIRTS
Yalae — Clean
Wr
6c
Sale
Yalue ~~ Clean
-
a
alue, Clean Sweep
ane
Sale
he
WOMEN'S COATS AND SUITS
Reg
Sweep
1 lot of Women's. Coats, ular
£15.00
Sale Price
Garments—{ lean
B2.9%
1 LOT OF CHILDREN'S COATS
Regular $7.50 to $10.00 Value
Clean Sweep Sale £1.49
1 LOT
Regular
Nale Price
OF WOMEN'S SUITS
$15.00 lean Sweep
£3.45
1 LOT
Regular
OF WOMEN'S SKIRTS
$5.00 to $7.00 lean
Sweep Sale $1.95
i
Regular
Sale
LOT OF SILK WAISTS
£5.50 — Clean Sweep
Price LA
1 LOT OF
Regular $2.00
Sale
WASH
Value
SUITS
— {lean
Sweep
1
Regular
LOT OF
$2.75
Sale
WASH DRESSES
to #4504 lean
Sweep £1.75
WOMEN'S BLACK HOSE
Regular
Sale Price
26e Value—{lean Sweep
WOMEN'S
Regular
Wool
T5¢ Value—{lean
HOSE
Sweep
Sale Price
SHOES AND RUBBERS —
—FOR ENTIRE FAMILY ~—
REDUCED
MEN'S
Regular
GOOD WORKING
F3.050—A lean
SHOES
Sweep Sale. $1.95
MEN'S FING
legular $4.00
DRESS SHOES
to $450 Value
Clean Sweep Sale $2.55
1 LOT OF WOMEN'S HIGH
DHESS SHOES
£6.00 £8.00 Value
Sale
GRADE
Regular
112
fa
Palr—{'lean Sweep $145
I LOT 85 PAIR BEDROOM SLIPPERS
Regular $1.50 Value—Clean Sweep
Sale Priese Soe
I LOT HI-GRADF
FORDS Regular $4.00
wh le Bn Sale
WOMEN'S
Bo00
0Xx-
io
Sweep
OUR ENTIRE LOT MEN'S, WOMEN'S
AND CHILDREN'S SHOES AT
LESS THAN COST
COLUMBIA RECORDS
CLOSED OUT —
NOTICE —-350
WILL BF
ioe Records go at
£1.60 Beeords go at
£1.58 Records go at
wilt
May
For the
Doesn't
clock
hout of joy ls proude
all sublime
tha: strikes the
WANTED
two weeks (
C1
FRESH (
These
b
in good
card,
9
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BALE
FOR
Fresh cows tO ip.
oy i
¥
Bel; ‘phone
}. Mitterling. Centre
YWWS AND BLED
COWS are young
y their side. Also,
shape. —J. Fred
— Upright gasoline
power. Wm
15
pound
R. RUPP,
One Hh p
condition ;
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