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THE (ONTRZ BRPORTER.
Ess WEEKLY,
SERRA
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CENTRE HALL, PENNA.
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THURSDAY, FEERUARY 28 1924.
SMITH & BAILEY,
8B. W, SMITH
EDW, E. BAILEY.
FProprictors,
. 252s Bditop
Local Editor and
Business Manager,
Entered at the Post Office In Centre Hab
as secobd class mall matter,
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Display advertising made known
on application.
rates
Borough Fire Alarm.
case of
Hall,
will
of
mill
the borgugh
& Co.
in
Bradford
sound:
In fire
Centre
whistle
Ong long gnd two short blasts when
fire is north of Reformed church;
One long and five short blasts when
fire is south of Reformed church.
~ CHURCH APPOINTMENTS,
PENN'S VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
REV. MELVIN OC, DREUMM, Pastor,
the
~SERVICES FOR—
SUNDAY, MAR. 2,
10 A.
Heaven.”
P. M.—"Living
19024
Spardr Mills,
Wonders
30 M.—"“The Sev-
1 § 4
en of
’
Tusseywviile, 2:30 n |
Glass Houses"
Hall,
Makes a Man.”
Centre Hall
Wed
Centre P. M “What |
an
7:30 P
Smith.
Prayer Meeting,
the home of Mrs. 8. W.
School, 1:30 p. m.
Light Brigade, Sunday school
P.
Sunday
hour
Luther League, Sunday, 7 M
Special meeting
Misy-
1:30.
Woman's Home and Foreign
fonary Society, Saturday evening,
Fr March
the home of Wm
Council widany,
7:30 P.
Homan.
meeting,
M. ag
Sth, |
at H
U. Ev.—Lemont, mornin g: Linden
Hall, afternoon; Tuseyville, evening.
Centre Hall Reformed Charge,
Delas R. Keener, pastor:
Centre Hall—
No church services
lev,
on account of
repairing the church edifice
9:30 Sunday (Presbyterian
School
church.) \
Spring Mills—
7:30 Church
9:30 Sunday
Bervices,
Schoo.
Farmers Miks—
2:30 Church
1:30 Sunday
Services,
School.
AARONSBURG REFORMED Charge
(Rev. John 8 Hollenbach,
Milthedim-—8, at 30;
30
pastor.)
Ss
$ 9 services at
10
Salem—8, 8 1
at 00; church services
at 2:90
Theme of sermon
salem
Lent
prepare
the Church
Going Up to Jeru
begins next week s0 we should
ourselves for this season
ian
e Year,
FORGETS FOUR BILLION TAX.
President's N. Y. Speech Avoids #4.-
000,000,000 Tariff Tax.
More
than 2.000 words of
New
President
Coolidge’'s speech in York. on
to the
not once did
Lincoln's birthday, were devoted
discussion of taxation. bus
iff
of $4.000.000 060
of
annual
he mention the tar whi is an
$36
United
in
nual tax
ta,
les
or per
on pi the
on
The
by
Pex ple
tariff
abxnit
tha
Nt
’ = an burden
heavier $300.000.000 a VOar
ST —-
DEATHS, |
Mrs. Mary Puge Dead at #1 Years.
One of th in
i in
the d ti ) Monday I
Miuary tL Lhe
W. P. Ni
) Fe. 1%
the NO
i
MO
rf 1
Mi:
Ligh
ladies this
Wai
ht of
¢ odes
way LISD
PARE nome ol
Airs
i. where
ha
winter
ie
LAITY Ving
the
amsport for
|
who dled
all her life
noted
was Mary
in Hurrls
her these children:
at whose h
Ntover, Boalsbure
il Willinms
Samuel Cobd I.
& shipped to
was the “w Ww LE
about twenty ‘
inden
Her
she
ind lved about L
iH
malden
ill, * except Hs above
and
There
Aom-
Mrs
Page,
Kuhn,
township
Mrs
en
Joshua
name
was barn
surviv,
ie Ni
Wm
now
Mis
The
1 she
me 1;
hospital, and
Hall
Cent
in a rt
eo, nden
wi Hall
evening and from here was
Undertake i V, ( 00 Thar,
Anden Ha
yiacles
ody re
"
Her age
wis
Mnety
her
it
seriously
of
she wns
died
1a
re
% at
night
D. Lee
Hall T
had been
trouble for
wirich
care
home in Cent Hes
10
1
EEE
< *ithe x ~N
20 © "ML sh
spinad a period
weeks, during
the constant trained
Her condition such that
there was Mitle, if any, hope of recov-
y from the beginning of her illness
funeral will held Friday af-
ternoon, the Lutheran
church.
The
Miss
Andrew
from
time
of
wis
nine
i
The be
services in
maiden Wis
Trite,
Tate,
deceased's
M
Jackson
name
i
of
daughter of
Shiloh
were married thirty-seven
a0, the
the deceased
wife Kar]
arm.
Margaret
si
Io
hushand there
ly daugh-~
Tibbens, who
Beales
urvives an on
Maude, of
y
the Leo of
Also a
Edwardasport,
on
Gin
east
Mrs
Iral
sixty-one
Pleas
ant D sister, | in.
Mrs,
months
years.
-
Mo
Sellers
Lae was aged
five
SELLERS re
day
Word was
the death of James C
Home
he had been
He
having
ved
ol
t Soldiers’ Color
Delmon
nt
I
do, which an inmate for
of the
not
time. veles
® »
ivil War,
seventeen
Pe
was un
enlisted when
dd. He elong-
145th
yeurs of
wmpany G of the Reg
Pa
Sr
of
the
and we until the «
was horora
He
St
when
*
ne
8 regiment
Hall
machinist
home (rik hie
at
trade
went
Some
slight
tt his (a ’,
when h wel has
ever
© west
|inoe, ye Fo]
11
i Stroke para] vss
had
a death
'
the nt Ww
§:
Kansas: Edwar
re. Agnes Meyer
J. H. Weber of
or married
he wtely
1.
Ccrinisexd
recovered he
which h
obdest
of Oak Hall
of ni
others
stroke
son of ©
station
ne children
and
Downs
uy
sinters
’
‘ollege of |
Haven: Mrs
Hnll He n
1
1.
1
Miss An
OMe
KOHLER Ha
Sunday
Milroy
St
Kohler died
her Main
he age of seventy-five yours
by Mrs
Wolf of andl
Stover Fu-
home
at
at
on sireal,
t
survived
E
0
two sisters
Mills
Heeduville
Potters
of
Jennie
Mra J
nerad services were held from her
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock:
mn
lermeut Woodlawn cemetery
DEIL.ANEY E
resident «
Danie ward Delanes
well knows Centre coun ~
n i
Fel
ws] away
P.M
Mrs
px on Tuesday ually
his
Cireenabnirg
$
at
J.
9:30 the home of
daughter Clark,
He was born in Queens county, Ire and
November 13, 1848,
and came to this
we of wix He
years
Wel
years
Miss M AR Ie
ho died ag
thirty
ten vars the deceased
5
King
fol
daughters survive
Micha
.
d
Delaney
his home hi
with
children The owing Sons an
Ww
Thomas
John
C. Delaney, De
Hall ;
Mrs
John
and
F an-
¢
ay: of Centre Daniel Delaney, of
K
Mrs
ark
of
Braddox Jersey
Mrs
De
George Dolan,
Shore; Dallen, Nittany
Mias
Greensburg
James Elizabeth
laney. « Twenty-five
crandchildren andiione brother John Dee
r of Nittany, The fu-
Services were Catho-
also remain
neral held in the
¥
the
all
Government.
taxes collectexl by the Fy
Ti
the plight
offered
half
1 President gave only 600 words
of American farmers. and
no specific remedy be -
wimitted
their
in their
though he that the av-
Hitt
manu-
¢
©
i
ge price o produce “is
above
factu
~ To
“The farmer
share”
the pre-war level, while
ores are about 50 per cent high-
he added that
receiving
this admission
is not his fair
Farmers as a whole pay nearly a
the $4,000,000,000 of taxes im-
posed on the country by the tariff,
President Coolid@e talked of tax re-
duction according to the Mellon plan.
which would reduce thy higher surtax-
es on incomes of from $200,000 to $5.-
000,000 from a maximum of 50
maximum of 26 per cent, It is the in-
dividuals who have these immense in-
comes to whom the tariff gives its
chief benefits. Mr. Mellon. putative au-
thor of the plan the President is
pradsing and pressing, is one of those
of
i
third
to a
He church at
F ¥
Was
Greensburg day morn-
om thers his howdy shipped |
to Howard for buria: in the Cathoiik
Mra, Nan Shontz, wife
of Shontz, of Mifflinburg, died
her She had
stroke the Sunday preceding her death.
West iuffalo
township, Union county, a daughter of |
Jacob Had |
ved
been 80
his 83rd
band:
{
SHONTZ
H
y
0; at
home from apoplexy ay
Diceased wns in
bog
and Elizabeth Eberhart.
“he untii April she would have
i
years old. Her husband 8 in |
year. Surviving are her huss
J
Crissie Stahl,
Og
Mrs
burg;
son, H.. and one daugh-
both of MiMin-
Daniel Eberhart.
observed his 90th
birthday some time ago: J. W. of Léw-
Ishurg: and one sister, Mrs. 8. D. Bur-
rie, of Centre Hall. Burial was made
at MifMinburg,
—————
Transfers of Real Estate,
M. I. Gardner ot ux t, Emma Hur-
ter,
two brothers:
of Bellefonte, who
who would profit equally by his scheme
of income tax reduction.
Keep the tariff on the people; cut
the taxes for the profiteers—that seems |
to be the Administration's slogan. !
A —— A —— os — :
Musical March Sth,
The date of the musical by th, sev.
enteen-piece orchestra, Milthelm high
school, advertised on the last page of
this lssue for March 1, has been chang-
ed to March Sth, Saturday, in Grange
Arcadia, Centre Hall. The notice of
the change of date was received Just
before going to press on th -
tion of thid issue. » laut Dov
:
ley, tract in Bellefonte: $2,900.
Hester 8, Christ to William Bell, Jr.
tract In State. College; $950.
John IL. Holmes et al to Curtis Lee
Corl, tract in Ferguson twp.; $300.
Brooks BE. Reese ot ux to Whitmer
Steel Co, tract In Gregg twp.: $6.
Francis 8. Ulrich ot al. et
Anna Mable Dietrich, tract
heim; $2765.
Thomas B. Ulrich et al, et ux. to An-
na Mable Dietrich, tract in Millheim ;
$300,
Harry M. Musser ot ux to Homer A.
Grubb, tract in Ferguson twp.; $1,060,
ux, to
in Mil.
ST
NIEMAN’S
aga Ee mop HE ——
BOALSBURG,
ht of
vening
WG I Ba
|
rp i
COURT IN SESSION,
Attended by
W. Yarnell
»
|
1 "The
#2
Kn Malta banquet on
suc~ |
present. |
kind that
ug
rd
Hob
Friday «
Th
efreshments
{ the #
HE complete
120
the
The
Is
a
Sesvlons
Numbers, (i,
Monday's Large
Grand
CEenA re were about
The were
1
{
of
Jury Foreman. 1 ’
’ peril » Ped Progy
wl!
recital Won
if
#11004
gular ihn ‘ 21
wry opened
on Monday
Quigley
and afterne
by LI
the
court
re quarterdy Hos pre
with the uu: Ly
morning with
Both
HER
Pe.
Ii.
Lennon
on the
bench
Hoty "His
numbers from
Al
Wi
altended
PRL
ny
Od COUnLY parts of fromm
the o chaunber filled to
Mey
to
i ri been sold,
and the hap at th, house
% Hi
burg
stoned
of filth
apparent enjo
women equally eager
Ro
ver the
She
she nome from
it
the testimony and in many
being a
went
INsSLunCces Ymeng expire ‘
hack to
eanSweep Sale
V E do not be
the vicinity has served as many
her
{
th fae
Wednesday
Went
nday
Hazel
to morning, the time
but 1
p
issue “ © sent
{O» Pp ©
heard, yet
The
between
W CRses
had been thie Ours was busy | h her parent i
first case lieve that any store in
minute
i uit
i.
being to 1
the |
$200
The second case, alse
This
‘ hesird
Very
Was i iy Wagner, plain
Haoved
Wm
nt
Ham
L.e-
they
tray-
tin, tnd tlie ied i i
office of
the
by
ber out r | Btute College in the
The sn
ms
ecover [or tim OVE
people as’have been served here dur-
The
is that we sell only guaranteed goods.
roids 10
but
ne”! The verdict was in the Ww had made
Sum
oof nt hard to travel auto
I reason
yo fl, was Sort. have been opened now and can be ing the past four weeks.
to d thot difficulty
did
plain tiie,
Walters wis suit le Ww much
Vs
over
man a
ind
Li
16% diammnpges cattle sheep n——— ——————
LINDEN HALL
Muy Mary Page,
wis brought from the
Mrs. W. T. Noll, |
place on Tues |
ter
Verdict
The
was
Quick,
mony
The
and
$25.00
first Commonwealth «
Crops Le of i
PE)
We do not buy goods for sale purposes.
The body f
Heubey Page
a 0 “ widow
heard
0A of
Ww R.
The test!
throughout,
not
’ .
> frat euith cuss We are offering our own regular stock
be ommonweaitn ve x
fiome of her daughter,
Williamsport this
iternoon burial
Thursday
in
} COM
that The
of
note
filth
verdict
#, the
a charneter Pe 3 at Sacrifice Prices, in order to carry
und
slimy
Jury returned
guilty The
formed, stated from the
the verdict was unjust
Wednesday
with
wis
iL i
made
Hill
husband
day will be
the Rock
of hes
of nothing over from one season to anoth-
wn
afternoon
tr
ig
in
oourt, writer is
silo
bench 3 er. We are determined to clean out
r wii
held her
daughter's pome on the Davis place
A little child,
Wil |
services he from
o
our entire Winter stock and
We Are Offering Greater
Bargains Than Ever
Before.
Don’t Miss This Great Opportunity.
First Served.
D. J. NIEMAN
MILLHEIM |
=
court opened
Phil
mornin '
the
Mrs
. % ughter seventh
an Commonwealth case from
Jerome
ipsourg
—————— nents
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