THE CENTRE REPORTER.
INAUED WEEKLY,
CENTRE HALL, PENN’ A.
TH URSDAY, MAY 1
ermine
1924
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors,
B. W, BMITH.....convnvevens . Editor
EDW,. E, BAILEY......looal Editor and
Business Mauager,
senann
+
Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hab
as second class mall matter.
TERMS. ~The terws of subscription to
the Weporter are $1.50 a8 year, lu advance.
ADVERTISING RATES. — Legal notices,
tweuty cents per line for three insertions,
and ten ceutls per line for each additional
insertion,
Local notices accompanying display ad-
vertisements, five cents per line for each
insertion; otherwise, eight cents per lime;
minimum charge, twenty-five cents.
Display advertising rates made known
on application,
Soroush Fire Alarm.
In case of fire in the borough of
Centre Hall, the Bradford & Co. mill
whistle will sound:
One long and two short blasts when
fire is north of Reformed church;
One long and flve short blasts when
fire is south of Reformed church.
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
LUTHERAN (according to schedule)
Farmers Mills, morning; Centre Hall,
afternoon; Georges Valley, evening
Communion at Farmers Mills,
i
Methodist—Centre
Sprucetown,
evening.
Hall,
afternoon;
morning;
Spring Mills,
EVANGELICAL
A. M.; Egg Hil
Hall, 7:30 P. M.
Communion at
Hall
—Tusseyville,
2:30 P. M.;
10:30
Centre
Egg Hill and Centre
Centre Hall Reformed Charge,
Delas R. Keener, pastor:
Centre Hall—
10:30 Church services
Tusseyville—
Rev.
2:30 Regular Lord's Day services.
Farmers Mills—
Saturday, 2:00, Catechetical lectures.
REFORMED Charge
Hollenbach, pastor.)
Ss 8:30;
AARONSBURG
(Rev. John 8
Aaronsburg
Services at 10
Paul~-8
at 3:
|
: 30.
Subject: “Jesus the Good
Will you be there?
Ss.
30,
at Regular
St 8
15.
8.
at 10:15; Regular
Services
9:30;
Coburn at Regular Serv-
feces at 7
Shepherd.”
L v THE RA NS DE DIC ATE
NEW HEADQUARTERS.
“
Bullding in Philadelphia Named In
Honor of Rev, Henry M. Muhlen-
berg.
With
theran clergymen and laymen
severnl hundred prominent Lu-
1
from all
parts of the country attending the
Thir-
wdeiphia
new Lutheran headquarters
Phil
Tuesday.
at
teenth and Locust streets,
was officially dedicated on
The exercises opened with
by
of Selinsgrove.
C. M.
Lutheran
ginging a
sacred hymn,
by Rev. F. P.
The principal
Jones. a
followed
Manhart,
s|pen
invocation
kers were Rev
the
E.
professor in
Mt. Airy;
secretary of the United Louther-
of Mr. Miller
need of uniformity of Lu-
country
the
accomplish-
Seminary.
MH
in
and Clarence
ler,
Churches America.
stressed tha
theran Mterature this
the
grently
in and
said that erection of
help
along those lines,
new edi-
fice woud in
ing some
He
zealons
results
lauded the
efforts
ling possible,
management for such
in making such a fine
bu ile for disseminating the
doctrine of the church
Latherans in
The
by
among the 8500.-
‘anada
offered
000 America and (
dedication prayer was
F. H. Knubel,
Lutheran
The
benediction by Rev.
of Mzt,
Rev
United
presikient of the
Churches of Amer-
services were concluded with
H E.
Airy Seminary.
ea.
Jacobs, dean
The new building now houses the va-
rious departments of the church, which
have scattered the
City.
been throughout
The new structure és regarded as the
best of its Kind in the country.
named after Rev. Henry M. Muhlen-
the Iartheran pioneer In the
United States. It ds eight stories high
with steel frame structure and bufit of
buff brick with Bmestone trimmings.
Ng part of it will be rented out for
business purposes, but it will be used
entirely for the activities of the Lu-
theran Church in the city and the
United States.
It wna
berg,
Oo
APIS,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Ranken DD. Tate....
Grace A, Breon....
Robert 8. Simcox...
MaryA. Schams
Frank H.
Katie M.
Albert F. Brown
Anna Brumbarger........
Breon.,
Bower
Auction at Melss’ Saturday Night.
An old-fashioned auction sale wil} be
held at Mela’ store at Colyer on Satur-
day night. Everybody is invited to at-
tend
——— PAIS.
The cash on hand ay the close of
1923 of Ford corporation was $271.618,-
668, or more than twice that of any
other corporation in ‘the United States.
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BUCK TAYLOR IS DEAD.
for Seventeen Years
With Buffalo Bll Show Passes On.
William, known
“Buck” Taylor, and
formance cowboy,
County Hospital on Monday.
sickness of about three
n complication of diseases, He
and with
hour his death,
will remembered
about Centre Hall,
time after
of State Coliege.
serious thoughts
permanently prior
Philadelphin section.
wus a figure in his
He was inches tall,
almost
in show clrcles as
noted for his per-
as a died in the
Chester
nfter a weeks
with
conscious
until an
Tayk I
persons
Wis
conversed friends
before
by many
where he
selling
He at
of lo-
10 RO-
he
spent considerable
hig farm
one i
west
SAIC das
cating here
ing to the
Taylor
prime
weighed
national
6 feet 7
300 but
man. In
the “King
wonder in his
pounds, wis
as active as a
was
show
of
smadl
known
Was
circles he ns
Cowboys” and a
act. Tavior was born in Texas and
reared as a cattleman. He was finally
taken in charge by Willlam F. Cody,
(“Buffalo Bill”) and traveled with him
17 years in his show. Later he
took a band of cowboys and indians to
and his show
but he retired on
had been living with
Charles Trego, at
some years. He
in Chester county
owner of several
other sections
provexdi
his return
the family
Downingfown for
invested his money
farms and was the
near Valley Forge
BUC~
and
of
and
—— Ap —————
DEATHS,
BIBLE.
of John C
her
burg.
Mra, Isabella ible,
Bible, died at the home
Frank Bible. near
Friday, at the age
montis, 14 days
at Sprucetown on Monday,
Stephens. of the Mifflinburg
Methodist church, officiating.
Dr. W. M.
church. the same
There survive
named above,
Daniel
where made
to the home of her
last sickness
John D.
ong a
church,
town
of
widow
of
son, J.
on
10
was made
Dr. E M
of 78
Years, Interment
wasisted
Rearick, Lutheran
place,
the deceased
and a
tossman,
by of the
one son.
daughter, Mrs,
of MiMlinburg.
home. having gone
to
she her
son prior her
sister Mrs,
Hall She
Methodist
Spruce-
Also, one
Moore, of Centre
was member of the
attending services at
for many in the
which church Hved
14
life
years. vicinity
she almost
her
Me.
MEEK.—Mrs.
widow of the
College. died
at 1:35 o'clock an
fot
Emma
D
her
Weaver Meek
inte CG. Meek, of State
home in that place
Weadnesiny afternoon
fliness of or
at
owing
was the
an fi. Year more
1s youngest daughter and the
St
B John
of the late
Weaver, and
township seventy
husband ded
er had any chi
and
Weaver
and
was
famdly
Moy ©r
Ferguson
REO Her
12 she nev
nst of the
Christinnna
born in six
1917
ren her
Years
and
only
and Mrs
she
in
SUTVIVONS are nekwves
Ki
raised from chikdhood.
nephews
Audrey in whom
KERSTETTER
bout
the
Frank
The
sadly
community A
shocked when
death of Mrs
received si
Coburn was
announcement of the
Kerstettor
with
a few days the
hopeful of
Wihas ©
was stricken pnsumonia
and fi
Overy w
and a
family ends were
suddenly
was made and
the
daw >
F nk
the
wis the
her re hen
a cl ge for the
h claimed
years. 1 month
wns a
an WOrsw
deat her,
and
dnugh
resided
™m She
at
10
axKe
She
and always
south of Ce
twelve ch
nd
them preceded her
and the
ter of
near
3
Hu fu
Joved
Two of
of Hdren whom
aorvend
she
dearly dligently
in death. The hus-
following children sur-
James, Ralph. Leonard Thom-
lovd., Torrence. Orvis Lester. Paul
Dorothy the
ser
band
vive!
As,
nd
Paradise
She was bunied
Monday after
conducted by her pastor Rev,
Snyder
at
cemetery Ve
ices were
C. B
—
MEYER. William
at his home at 272
Philadelphih. aged
and 29 dayd
Mr. Mever was
Jacob G. Meyer
township,
about
TL.
4 West
70
Meyer died
Lehigh St.
years. § months
a of the late
and was born in Haines
residing at Aaronsburg until
twenty years ago when he re-
moved to Philadelphia.
One gister, Mrs. Annie Stover, of Aa-
ronsburg. survives besides his wife,
who wa formerly Eva E. Hoff,
an
HAINES «George Brungard
a native of Miles township,
home in from
the arteries. He was born at
Store on August 6. 184%, a son of Jere-
miah and Susanna Haines both deceas-
ed. His wife's name was Emma J.
Burkett. She preceded her husband to
the grave. Surviving are the following
children: Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, of
Norwood: W. B., and M. C. Haines, of
Rebersburg: and one sister, Mrs. Em-
ma J. Royen of Rebersburg.” Funeral
services were held on Saturday and
burial made at Rebersburg. 7
rl 1 AAA.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Haines,
died at his
Norwood, hardening of
A son was born to Mr. and Mra
Ralph Luse, at their home near Cen-
tre Hall. on Saturday night. It is the
third child in the family.
It is always a better one. Reference
is made to the purchasing of ears, No
matter whint make of car first used. the
second is of a higher grade. New cars
sold locally to bear this out are noted
here: Olver Strunk, Star coupe; Hare
vey Mark and George Fetterolf, each a
Btar touring car; and Bruce Hettinger,
a Durant touring oar.
Dr. W. B. Horter, the Harrisburg
dentist. was in Centre Hall on Tuesday
on his regular weekly visit. He Is
rapidly establishing his practice here
and the Reporter believes that in a
short time he wil} become permanently
located here. Those needing his serve
ices will find him at the Centre Hall
hotel Tuesday of each week, as ane
nounced in his ad appearing elses
where. He ie competent to give the
best dental service. as those having
been ty bim can testify,
|
BABY WAS DEAD IN
ARMS OF ITS
Infant Son of Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Singer, of South Fork, Expires in
Automobile on Way t, Philipsburg.
baby
examined it,
MOTHER.
Unaware that her
til a doe
carded the little
h
on
wins dead un-
tor a young moth-
er one in her arms fog
wveral urs while hil
peburg Sunday to
Airs. Charles
South Fork, had
their automobile
Singer, who
live
Phil
morning
fit started for
ipshurg In Sunday
Ww
10
with their nant son, iHiam
Henry.
The
arms
aged two months and days,
baby went its mothers
after
to sleep in
and n long time the mother
was sick
When they
Tyrone they on a doe-
the child had been dead
hours.
smuddened
Phikpsburg
said she believed the baby
it.
called
ns
she could not awaken
reached
He
probably four
tor, said
The proceeded to
of
Philips-
of Mrs.
Lookout, Dr.
parents
the
Burial was made in
the
with corpse the
the
home
baby,
burg cemetery from
Singer's parents at Point
T. Scott, of
church, having charge of the services
Mrs, of Mr.
Mrs Look -
out,
Johny thee Presbyterian
n daughter
of
Singer Is
Abram Hummel, Point
i ——— ps
CARING FOR THE TOURIST.
Around Cltles
Dividends.
Pays
ar-
Hies
and
down
up. The
through
the
the
mn
main
entered ©
horse,
the
naturally
In the days of
teres of
at the
travel
Main
travel
convenient
the hig
without
TrOmset place,
along rhwiny passed
Street slowing
horse-drawn vehicle could
a Sty fast
country road
get
could t
the
tuto
ns as ft ravel
With
ind
advent of
swift
dit
ros cies
moving oar trucks, o
traffic
the oi
DArTOwW
stopping for
ely in
brought
ions changed. Through on
is greatly slowed up In 13
due to om congestion.
silreets. one-way
and
through t
wich
strels
pedestrians street oars,
addition
through a ofty to the city's
pre
he modern
traf
ditional
th
{me
largely
dem
throu
The
are
oh
4]
is to divert
centers
iden
around ar al
mare
of
off
ten
ne
flee thus tmveled
mind
Thus a
lengthens the through
add thirty
time wher
through nxn. Tron one
in in the decrease
by» ausn
Or Cute
whieh
routs
to
inrge
miles
runn
minus the
fone
ts
ng wm Liu
gide 10
City
nother
ha an
ut off sa
ng it
Toa have all
Main
Main
To
Stree
a Chr «can Tuya. n
hour? régquently the
ves mileage instead of increas
traffic
might
and not
traf
the
Street is all
through
through
long 164 Street i short
crowded divert
Mani
gown]
through
n MIT
Street
polities on Tough rics
bd
FORT Owens
tracts bi
to forve
Ores
therm
—————— A] A ——
BOALSBURG.
nd the
fare INGO
rier now
trees nar
fF Mre
Altoona Su
Meve
YO
Ww
George F
rula
filers
family
Mra Emma Kulin
Williamsport wre visit
of Mrs
George
oon with the
ind daughter
ng at the
Mr. and
home
Kuhn's Mrs
Rowe
Matthew
on
oh jis
parents
CGoheen
the
nhaugh
has accepled a po-
it Alvie
Joh rst
bus
at Penitentiary and
wi
place
bus
has taken his
of the Boal & Cord
C—O Mp
NOTICE!
Just
an
Iriver
We have unloaded the following
Wire—all heights
Lehigh Portland Cement.
‘ar of Sand
Car of Lumber, fol«
Flooring
consist ing
No, 2
and Surfacred Boards
28+
as
~
lows: v0, 1 Flooring;
loafers; Celling
Car galvannzed
all
Car of Salt.
gauge O
Iron lengths,
Car of Machinery. as follows:
seyv-Harvis Binders
lakes
Spreaders
Mowers,
New Idea
those the late
and look them
Black
Potato
Loaders.
and Tedders Manure
are
ed—come in
wear, they
are a real spreader,
Corn Planters, Farquhar
John Deere Side takes. Corn
Planters and Gang Plows; Albright
Cultivators: Syracu®e Walking Plows;
And lastly, we wish to call your at-
tention our Anthracite Coal
Come in look
you can readily decision
you see it. Now is the time t,
your coal to get the reduction and get
a better quality.
We are at
goers,
to we
have new, and
ake a
your service at
will justify your time as
gpent ff you should make a purchase,
BRADFORD & CO,
adv. Centre Hall, Pa.
A Good Thing - DON'T Miss
Send pame and address plainl
Sian with 5 cents (and this
p) to Chamberlain Medicine Co, Des
Mo nes, lows, and receive in return a
trial package containing Chamberlain's
Rend for
af FE a
for stemach
i
int
— "
TRUANT OFFICER DEAD, |
i
Snow Shoe Man Hit Over Head With
Pick Died in Lock Haven Hospital,
April H. H
officer who
h a by Fi
Lock Have
the
Beginning of (Gillette,
Snow Shoe tru was hi
head
dled
it
the nk
ho
iniur
over wil Ck
the
It
Bauman, in n
pital on Tuesday Hn
jail
of
is |
i
Pauman 1} bee Belief
the
i¥ n
Hie
nee assault awaiting the result
the injuries which were regarded
serdons were In-|
ted It
also 0
very
flic
were
ut the time they
appears severas] other men
party to the deed, at least
indirectly.
s—r——————————
Visiting Hours at Centre Co, Jall
to the
all
Owing Inrge number of visi- |
the county to the |
Sheriff Taylor finds |
definite for |
interfere with |
The |
visits Is between the hours
O'clock
At
will always be on
tors from over
fan,
necessary times
to set
visita 8, as not to
work
sot
of himself and
for
and four
deputy,
time
of two on Tuesday and
Friday
officer
be courteous and pleased to
afternoons, these times an
hand who will |
show you
through the prison.
re ——— A ——————
Gelsinger Hospltay Patients,
Mrs, Alfred P
has been
Krape, of Centre Hall
in the Geisinger Memor- |
for
time
in! Hospital, Danville, about six
during which she under-
went two operations. is not improving
ns rapidly as her friends anti pated
vet the hospital authorities continue 10
be optimistic and think she is gradual-
ly improving.
WwW
growing
of
Centre
day
home
George Tresslor. also
Hall,
and
Is better day by
is bulliding on ping back
He
weeks
within a shory time has been in
during which
the
the hospital for for
Mra
LWIOe,
time Tressior visited institu-
tion
VAIN UNTIL WELL INTO AGE
Gray-Haired Men Far More Particular
About Their Clothes Than
Are the Young.
when friend hushand
doesn’t seem to look right in any of
the suits the patient clerk hauls forth,
wives are apt to forget thelr mates
are no longer the youtuful swain whe
ten years or more
Somehow,
came a-courtin’
HERO.
Even though he may affect the
younger models and gayer checks or
stripes, the bulging walst, the doubled
chin and the ever-so-slight-droop of
the shoulders have sadly changed the
original Apollonian lines which the
fond wife still recognizes in ber mate.
Ready mades, fashioned on perfect
wooden models, have a way of ac
centuating the middieaged wearer's
defects. Therefore, the tailor Is called
upon to exercise his craftiness by prac-
ticing deceptions to conceal the ugly
faults, says the New York Sun
The narrow double-breasted
does much to hide an unsightly abdo
men. A hit of cotton will straighten
shoulders, but the double
no “trick of the
conceal it That is why
a tallor will tell you that the gray-
haired man is fussier about his
clothes than the young chap.
From his advent into the
stage until the time
mibdel
chin is there
trade” will
to stay;
“cake
he has
- TERE ———
— ~
1 Hall’s Catarrh Medicine
He Thee a i A ''n ( * condi.
vanity wisn : ; 11y ’ w th at Ny i them
the fear I ' zood
{ An
proud He fe peace Me
Faeroe
nye, finwtne from
{2 go
amt itut ior
WHER NM
UO { gon * ‘ ' 1 Hoy ¥ 4 through
Would
in hiding
hay» upon
HANCOU 3
reducing the
Nature in resin
All Druggistn. +
¥. J Cheney & Co
AFF H
§
leavin GES.
andgiti
whand | fon
hours
in a competi
hi
snond
of the
ta
cing up”
Lilie res
tires tle
Ig
geo
1. iB
that en
4t her ui
ve el ort,
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Ohio
ri ag |
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Co IRIE BSEIMRRIIL DUANE CIRM Ti
Dr. W. B. Hotter
DENTIST
of HARRISBURG
IN CENTRE BALL
(CENTRE HALL HOTEL)
TUESDAY OF EACH WEEK
HOURS 9 A. M. to 2 P. M.
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
in All Branches.
Iam
"tn
NGI I= CHIEF MOURNER
Seen Recently in Funeral Procession
at Washingten, and the Explana-
tion ls Simple.
-—
has seen many uny
the Niar, hut
Indian place
million pe
Washington
fghts,
weginning
ts now nearly half
nce has it witnessed a five engine
hief mourner at the funeral ol
vate citizen—chief
around with crepe and rumbling
from to tolling
muffled dirge every
It wus an interesting
retnurks
as “that
ie
mourner, girdied
»
SHARPE J OOAGRIATESNT JUOLIOERIIENT BOO LOOOON | SAEISALEOANE DRURIIRIL
oO SURUITIITIT TEVAVIEIRREE JUHATOII NT UII I
house cemetery,
hear
step of the wal. - - — -
10
story
The funeral was that of Henry
dison, who, for twenty-two years,
mavor of Georgetown, The mayo
postmaster of Georgetown during
Lincoln administration ; also police
school commissioner and likewise
of the Georgetown fire department
The engine that featured his in
passing was named the Henry Add
—with every fireman in the engine
house for a godfather
ung
head
en
SONS
PROPOSAL FOR THE EXCAVATION
FOR, AND CONSTRUCTION OF,
A NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILD-
ING FOR THE SCHOOL DIS-
_TRICT OF CENTRE HALL BORO.
Sr ate Sl oscled 7 Children like
of Dr. Miles’ Laxative Tablets
= shi Don't struggle trying
office to get your children to
ool Board in Cent: take bitter, evil tasting
laxatives.
at Get a package of
High Scho tor
> eo DR. MILES’
ii - | Laxative Tablets
Oreo]
the Board School Directors
District
FRID
of
Centre Hall
A
the
O'clock
1924, at
Be
the
the
the eX
sylvwania. for
the complete construction
Building,
District the Borough
Pennwyl
The bids will be publicly
the
who KR
the
the offi
meslintely above
All
at
of the
win ted
Fad v1
and the children will
apocie a3 beg for them — they
“ ry of taste so good.
Adults and children
find these tablets mild,
sure and thorough.
Your druggist sells them
at pre-war prices—25 doses
25 cents.
to be pm {Orth
and
the bDecre
cording wo plans 1
lle In e of
the Be Board
hol
Copies of the plans and spe
sired from thw Becoretary
Board
certified
may be sect
the
$5.00
m
Bohowod
A
ACOOIMPan y
upon be Vinent
ches few
igs oan
the usual
The
tO reject any
rules of
Board
or all bids
E. E BAILE
Secretary Board of School Directs
Schusd eV
W's
ith the RED BAND \ RE LET og
AGLE PENCIL CO. NEWYORKUSA nwa eu
———
D.
Always Reliable
J. NIEMAN
MILLHEIM