THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WERKLY,
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CENTRE HALL, PENNA,
THURSDAY, JUNE s, 1924.
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors,
B. W. BMITH.....coooosnennarreass Editor
EDW, BE BAILEY......Loeal Editor and
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Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hab
as second class mail matter.
insertion,
Local notices accompanying display ad-
vertisements, five cents per line for each
insertiop; otherwise, elght cents per line;
minimum charge, twenty-five cents,
Display advertising rates made known
en application,
Borough Fire Alarm.
In case of fire in the borough
Centre Hall, the Bradford & Co.
whistle will sound:
One long and two short blasts when
fire is north of Reformed church;
One long and five short blasts when
fire is south of Reformed church.
_ CHURCH APPOINTS.
M. C. Drumm,
LUTHERAN, (According to schedule)
Spring Mills,
afternoon;
of
mill
(Rev. Pastor)
- morning;
Hall,
—
Methodist Eplsecopa)
H .H. Pastor)
Tusseyville,
Centre evening.
(Rev. Sherman,
Evangelical
(Rev. J. F. Bingman, Pastor.)
Lemont—
Sunday School 9:30
A. M.
10:3p A.
at
Regular ' worship M.
Hall—
Sunday School
at
Linden
at 1:3
Regular worship at
P.
P
M.
M.
Tusseyville—
Sunday School 9:1
M.
M.
at
A,
Regular worship at 7:30 P.
Preshyterian
(Rev. J. M.
Presbyterian — Lemont,
Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
morning ;
Boalsburg, afternoon; Centre Hall,
evening.
Trinlty Reformed
(Rev, Delas R. Keener, Pastor)
Hall
Organ
Centre
7:15
7:30
8:30
Spring
2:30
’
tecital,
Church Services,
Sunday Schoal.
Mills—
2 tegular Lord's Day services,
1:30 Sunday School.
Farmers Mills—
10:30 Church services
9:30 Sunday School.
Saturday, 2:00, Catechetical lectures.
Union—
AARONSBURG REFORMED Charge
(Rev. John § Hollenbach, pastor.)
S. 8. at
“The
8
Salem 9:30: services it
10 of Christ.”
30. Subject,
Millhefm
Day
Come
Peace
8 at 30;
Children's
services at 7:30. Everybody we!
Child Labor Amendment,
Approval the
amendment
was given by Senate
to a constitutional
the
which
would empower
to
of
It
the
Federal Govern-
prohibit the
18
had been
ment Hmit, regulate or
labor children under vears of
age,
by
States
The
than
previously
H ind
for ratification
Vote
approved
LS now goes to the
was 61 to 23, or five more
the necessary two-thirds
Under the amendment
of
would be vest
Congress
woukl have the power regulation.
but the enforcing power
the Federay and State
The of
the States #3 necessary for
The
by
ed din Govern-
of
ratification
ments, vote three-fourths
measiire is being stoutly opposed
chief
in
many organizations. whose
objection
high.
principles,
is that the age limit too
Other objections are on general
BILL BOOSTER SAYS
YN ONY BE A SCiSSORBILL | A
HE'S A STIFF-NECKED OLD
GUM WHO SAYS, "WHAT was
GOOD EMOVGH FOR MY OLE
GRAND PAP © GOOD ENOLGH
FOR ME!" PROGRESS HAS
STEAM-ROLLERWG OVER “THE
NECK OF THE SQSSORBILL
Missionary Convention,
The Woman's Home and
of the
| Conference of the Busquehanna
of Central Pennsylvania of the Luther-
church will meet In Hall
June 18th and 19th. Among the speak-
{ ers will be Rev, C, H. of Wil-
| Hamsport, returned missionary from
Africa, who on Friday evening, the last
Foreign
Missionary Society Northern
Synod
ian Centre
Brosius,
| sesdion of the gathering, will speak on
“Our Afifican Mission.”
J. F. Harkins. of State College,
preach the
E,
preside at
tev,
will
Mrs.
wily
er
confernece #ormon,
of
sessions,
Selinsgrove,
Mrs. Fish-
missionary
George Fisher,
all
president of
| cdety of the Synod.
Lf Qe
Recelves Medal for Herolsm,
WwW. the
Tyrone Division
in the 80-
known
at
John Saxton, well
young operalor
| Untonvillle, who so signally distingulsh-
ed himself as no hero his tower, June
Sth
at
he snalched a
death
of last year, when
child
fast
the
two-year-old from
of the approaching Ledvigh
Express at of his life
was one of the twenty-seven
to
bronze
in
face
risk own
and Bmb,
Pemmsyivania be
System employes
presented with the Company's
for
acts of
medal the performance of extraor-
dinary valor by President Rea
at Broad Street Station a few
HE LER
The
bear
heroic wt
He
Crossing
facts of Saxton's
this
for
station,
repitition at time
Lehigh whistle the at
Unionville and at the
Andrew
John
i
Roly
fore-
Httle Jackson
of
Undonville,
He
to pull
time saw
Son, Hon Robison. track
the
it
mean wadhdie
track
was
it
ind
up on
stop realized that
too late the board on
from
off
a Second
by.
unadulterated
engineer, he rushed
ust
“0
and snatched little John the track
of before
It
heroism,
J a fraction
heavy thundered
de od
and
express was
a of pure,
Saxton richly deserves the great
honor that has been bestowed
him
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BOALSBURG.
The Maltas were successful with the
festival though started at a late date
Everything was & in good time
$102
of
nd and
the gross receipts wer
large oroswd people
wer
dal Day e
Yéenuing
The
LAoy d
think more than ever
band furnished the music
comb of
HM
sessions of grand
P
Altoona was the speaker.
Hosterman ittending
the 1.
fox of 18)
he
this week.
The
graves
ay
$
decorate
others
ne.
I
of
0 O wd the
‘ thelr departed bir
on
Sunday evering 6 o'clix
Rev, 8. C. Stover
Monday
Berlin
movesd
1]
to field of labor
Wieland
his new
U
Robert
at
o and wife
wife Httle
Friday
Rode rt
Hazel
Sund
and and
motored from vin
ot
Mrs
ing nn a new Chevrol
+» guests of
“1
home
the
Edna Irv
Assembly
Tis
to the
Rebekah
Men
ro
went
Day
her
Mo
Mra
Altoor
of Spring Mil
Alt
Among them we
Belle Intire and fansily. of 1
Lee Brooks and family
family
wife
Emory Gettig
Iris
of ‘
of Pitts-
Stuart
and Lt
vn Johnston and
1
:
Draavig
fainilies,
burgh and Reuben IN
their Samuel Kaup. John
Fisher and wife. Miss Planche Rowe,
Mothers-
and sme of his family. Mr, and
Weaver, J. H Weber, Harold
Kuhn
Wagner,
Mm Andrew Gregg Keller
baugh
Mra. Ben
and family and
Fred
others
Coxey Harry
J
”~
family, Browse, Cyrus
amd
A —————
LINDEN HALL
Joeraldine
Mrs
Margaret
Miss
aunt,
Mra
lege, i=
Swab,
Lohr visiting het
Frasier
of State Col-
is
Howard
Swabh,
a guest at the home of
The Rock HE Sunday school was re-
orgamized recently and was well at-
on Sunday evening.
J. WW. Keller
friends in this place. after hav-
the
and
the
tended
Mrs
many
is visiting her
ing spent pst year traveling in
California other western
visitors here over Mem-
John F.
and Mrs. Calvin
Robert Wie-
Among
oral Day were Mrs
and son Mr.
Wieland and Mr. and Mrs,
Zeigler
Lewis
and and daughter Betty.
Wililiam Feilding, of Staten Island, N.
Y.. bs spending this week at his form-
the funeral of his mother, who
buried on Saturday,
ALLA MA SABA ANE.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
P. H. Luse lost a valuable horse on
Tuesday.
We ean all rest easier after Congress
adjourns on Saturday.
was
Mre. Clarence Heim, of Harrisburg,
and sister, Mra Robert Stmatton, of
Bunbury, were guests of the W. F.
Colyer family Thursday of last week.
Mr, and Mra John 8, Getchell and
children, of Uniontown. are enjoying
chell's parents, "Squire and Mes, Cyrus
Brungart. in Centre Hall
George Richards, one of ghe depend
rather serious fliness. has recovered
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MARRIAGE LICENSES,
Frank E. Ehrenfeld Philipsburg
Helen
Davidson
E. Thal
Smead
Lawrence
Marie C,
Bellefonte
Bellefonte
Smetzer
Walk
Woodring
Maxwell
Lenora
A. PB
Margaret S,
Guy E. Moyer
Sarah Smith
Harvey W. Stover.......
Florence A rmst PONE. .....
Frank MacIntire
Miranda
Phitipsburg
Port Matilda
Turner Port
Bellefonte
Centre flan
State College
State College
ohn
Hefright
A. Hahn
Lewis J, Lock
Willetta ‘ine
{ Michael Stover
Ruth Wells
Philipsburg
Philipsburg
Smith
Mary Duritzo
August Homer City
Hawk
I A sis.
Dr. Dunlap 30 Years a Minister,
Pr. 'W. C
Matthew's Lutheran
the
|
Rev, Dunlap, pastor
St. church, Read
ing, celébrated thirtéeth anndver-
nenister,
Of
the
the
sary of his ordination
Dr
is Aa
native Centra
held
during
Murs,
Mins
Dunlap is a
last services
Park
0
was
county and
year
on Grange Encamp-
Dunlap. before
May
ment and wir,
marriage. Rhone ,
Hall.
rm ————A SS
Missionary Soclety Officers,
the the
Centra
Of
At
Home
of
Synods
meeting
and Foreign Missionary socie-
the Centra and Susquehanna
hald
of the tw, boxdies was effected
ties
at Sunbury. the merger
The
the Wo
Missionary
OF -
Known
FP
Sockety of Susquehanna
ganization is now ie
man's Home and reign
Synod of Cen-
EB
H
The officers lex
Mrs,
tral Pennsylvania, @
George
Mrs
statistics
N
Selins-
ed were, re wichent,
recording secretary. <8
New Bloomfield;
Mise Ol} Woodward,
treasures Mise Martha
The
and
Fisher;
Korman,
SeCrelary we
Dimm.
¢ presidents of
Norther
ira
{grove v
| Muniatn
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conferences
n
1
he old Cen Pennsylvania Syr
We
i fall
ng
1
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Mrs Anna Mclonak Headsy
Mrs Ww
The
8 Smith. Centre
ext mess
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be held in §
unsport,
Centre County W, C,
the
meeting of
was made at
generous
1 wyi 8d
hospital
U.. which has long
room in the hospital
tion gave the returns from
0. to the $100.000 fund
Pr
3
been
20 onsny OOmtewts as
held in ¥
Bellefonne
At
for
oounts ind the
nd High school not
prizes awarded
n the county papers
in Trees
Bel
increase men
efonte, i
Hall
county
interest 2°
and ot} Un ons
re
oughout th likewise
ratifying
organived
‘
A
w
flourishing L
The YY. FP. B
Branch) at State
Hall
first
progress new union,
ia reporied
T. 1
{Young
it Wingate
was also a for the
children Peo
ple's College and
¢
in work.
Ww
Centre have done ©
“he
i
{ night of the County
T
tember
convention at Howard in
is to be Young People's
at which time gold medal contest Ly
ithe 1. T
i
a
L.'s will be held and a playlet
P.B
the soldiers
given by the Centre Hall Y
Much
gailors department is manifest through.
A of
[ana sunshine bags have been mada by
to
interest In and
out the county number afghans
Centre. county unions and sent
dimbled wewdd war veterans
The U
erans Bureau oalle the work of the
T. VU. of
ithe War and Navy
frequently
8. Vet.
Ww
{more are being made
C. “inestimable value”
expressed their
tion
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Klansmen Barred from Jury,
The
tered
Kentucky
Laure!
shnging rebuke adminis
the Ku Klux Klan
has just been inflicted In
AT. W. Manning,
Tivos
i
#0 far to
county by
braces several mountain counties in
which the Kian has a strong foothold,
om.
WOW! LOST ALL THREE.
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— ct io a
erly; hit, Cable. Struck
by Gross 6, by Gramley 9,
The
Centre
3-base out
MCOre
Hall 10001
Millheim 0300 x-
“State” Wins In 10 Innings.
“State” Hall battled
Saturday
innings
200
by
10
1
.+s:8 0 08 1
and Centre for
an extra. inning afternoon
Park,
over
on Grange lads
the
interest -
the college
town
the in
10-9,
the
because
getting
{ 10th, Score
winnnig
It
kind
Of
“break*
the
run
Was an
ing game that fandom en-
Joys, ig tense moments,
when a means so much for
fone side
or other,
There were two outstanding
for
| Hall, and GAMland for State
figures
Lin the game-—Lynn Ross Centre
College.
toss establivhed a place for himself
hinll of He did
| the mightiest thing any player can do
| the
{ thing the fllustrious Babe ith could
|
{
{in the Immortal fame.
at the most critica moment; same
hit home
It
{have done no better; | oe, a
¢
the
h
{run with bases full, came
Hall
Livan
in
the soevent when Centre wis
9-3 found
the
dragging
| Hs Emery,
cushions when
on on BCONe
8. Ross and Gross
on
he stepped to the plate
Myers slipped momentarily and
ut the of
There
and the ball
{ heart the plate wis
a resounding whack trave
of
{ eled with the ¢
fd
Conta
speed i omet Lo deep
1 the foul Four
tied
len fis close to line
{runs Two more the score
of Gail Lh from cen-
He
there
| Then the advent
{ter fleld to the plicher's
enced the bats thereafier; Wis
i NO more scoring, not even
the versatile “State” phver
tenth
lashing
WIHEIng
own game in the by
the day i
CENTRE HALL
RH O
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Mountain Hes
Mount
ir
Opens,
i tanrant
The Hs ant
Ww
sia un
th
Gap
nN on
aire
ie Osa
?
i Pleamnt
Ww
| Sunday
i thereafter
peice
od
Backed
DrOY
§ Paper
mountain scen
{ery sid t+ makes an
fdeal place to hie
and confectionaries are about the
of the kind
‘A satisfied customer
sme
as any small place Our |
motto is our best |
8 8 EE
adv.” Give us a oall
Propietor
i
i
Judge Manning asked each
{Invisible Empire of the Ku
nected with the order to the
‘to the Kian.
had been filled. Judge Manning, before
stitution, setting forth the doctrine of
freedom to all, regardless of race or
religion,
“The law makes these guarmntees,
fellow citizens”
Judge Manning.
style.
tion Is superior to an oath in Court.”
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DR. LOUIS DAMMERS
Philadelphia Eyesight Specialist
ONE DAY ONLY
CENTRE HALL
Centre Hall Hotel Parlors
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1924
Sam. todp m.
My 18th Anniversary Offer
1 offer you a perfect fitting pair of
Klasses, including eye examination, fine
quality lenses, latest style eye
Kinss or spectacle,
$3 to $5.
For over eighteen years | have suc.
cesafully examined eyes and fitted glass.
os by my own scientific method (without
drops, charts or questions) and always
at moderate prices,
twelve years continuous visits to
Centre County towns,
If you are in need of glasses don't fail
to take advantage of this remarkable
LOUIS DAMMERS
.
Sg
MAY SALE
DRESSES AND COATS
Again this popular store will prove its
Right to be Called Millheim's Year-
Round Headquarters for Right Mer-
chandise at the Right Time and the
Right Prices.
Value Variety Volume
Better Than Ever Growing Constantly
Because of New Because of Increds-
Price Conditions ing Patronage
Larger Than Ever
Because of Oar Great
New Assortment
Our Rug Department is
growing in business daily.
Our Entire Stock of Shoes
& Clothing also Greatly Reduced.
D. J. NIEMAN
MILLHEIM
J
Rich, ripe, healthful grapes,
grown in the famous vineyards
of Southern Europe — produce
the cream of tartar from which
Royal Baking Powder is made.
The most eminent authorities
in the world say cream of tartar
makes the best and most health-
ful baking powder.
ROY
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The ONLY nationally distributed
Cream of Tartar Baking Powder
Contains No Alum — Leaves No Bitter Taste
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