THE CENTRE REPORTER.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1924.
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors,
or same ai sot SS —————— —— —————
as second class mall matter,
twen
and
insertion,
minimum charge, twenty-five cents.
Display advertising rates made known
en application,
Borough Fire Alarm.
In case of fire in the
Centre Hall, the Bradford & Co.
whistle will sound:
mill
fire is north of Reformed church;
One long and five short blasts when
fire is south ef Reformed church.
* GHURGH APPOINTMENTS.
St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran
(Rev. M. C. Drumm, Pastor)
LUTHERAN, (According to schedule)
~—Farmers Mills. morning; Centre Hall,
afternoon; Georges Valley, evening.
oe
Methodist Eplseopa)
(Rev. H .H. Sherman, Pastor)
Sprucetown, 10:30 A. M.;
Mills, 2:30 P. M.; Centre Hall,
M.
Spring
7:30 P.
Evangelical
(Rev. J. F. Bingman,
Centre Hall—
Sunday School at 9:30 A. M.
Egg Hill—
Sunday School at
Tusseyville—
Pastor.)
9:30 A. M.
Regular worship at 2:30 Po M.
Lemont—
Children's Day Service, 8 P. M.
Preshyterian
(Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)...
Grove
afternoon;
Presbyterian ~— Pine
morning; Centre Hall,
mont, evening.
Le-
Trinity Reformed
(Rev. Delas R. Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
2:30 Regular lord's Day services.
1:30 Sunday School.
Tusseyville—
10:30 Church servicea
9:30 Sunday School.
Spring Mille—
Children’s Day Service, 7:30 P. M.
Farmers Mills
Baturday, 2:00, Catechetical lectures.
(Rev. John 8 Hollenbach, pastor.)
Caburn- at at
Paul's—8. 8. at 9:30;
Services 9: 8. 8 10
St, at
10:30,
Aaronsburg
7:30.
Subject—"The
New Life”
Services
-8. 8. at 9:30;
ag
legeneration and
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BOALSBURG.
Frank McFarlane
from a Stroke a
Miss Ethel
Chevrolet
js seriously il
few days ago.
Gingrich has purchased
coupe {rom Decker
E. C. Radel, the Oak Hall station
agent, is sporting Ford sedan re-
cently purchased
The 1.O. O. FP
year jewels to A. R. Lee
Zong Saturday evening.
Wm. A. Rockey is having
lights installed in the
where his son Ralph Hives.
Wm. R. Ham and family and O. F.
Smith and family and Mise Margaret
Ferree went to Maine last week
spend the summer.
Postmaster Jacob Meyer
and little Miss Jane Close
Sunday with Lee Brooks
near Spring Mills.
There will be preaching services
the Reformed
at 7:30. tev,
will preach.
service,
a ros
a
and
and
spent
and
in
Al} are invited to
Malta will open an ice cream
in the lower room of their temple. Toe
cream and cake and hot coffee and
soft drinks will be on sale.
For the opening evening there will
be music during the evening-—both vo-
cal and instrumental, and a pano so-
loist will be present and give some
selections at about 9 ocock. AN
invited t, come and get some of the
good things to eat and drink and en-
Joy the music while eating.
I MARIS.
The funeral of Miss Mary C. Fisher
was largely attended Among those
from a distance who came to pay their
last respects to the deceased are noted
the following: Mr. and Mre Arthur
Fisher, Frank Fisher, Orwigsburg;
Mra. Fannie Vandersiice, Port Clin-
ton; Mrs. Catherine Bell, Mrs. John
Bell and daughter, Mre. Richard Coll
ins, Huntingdon; Mre. Clara Musser,
Middletown; Rev. J. H. Keller and son,
John Hanney, China Grove, N. C.:
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Snyder, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. F. Snyder, Bunbury; Mrs.
C. W. Bwartz, George Swartz. Mrs
Adam Heckman, State College; Mra
14a Fisher, Mra. John Fisher, Belle:
fonte; Miss Jessie M. Sankey, Miss
Margaret Ruhl, Mifflinburg; Mrs. Ern-
est, Rubi, Millmont; Mrs. N. BE. Robb,
Miss Mary Robb, Bellefonte.
Hospital Directors. Elected,
At a meeting held in the court
about seventy-five persons interested
| in hospital work, measures were taken
| to rename and reorganize the hospital
Bellefonte. Under the
and by-laws adopted, the
| wil be known as the Centre
| Hospital and will be the
agement of a board of directors of fif-
of
been
the
Hin constitution
institution
County
under man
of whom residents
the
seven are
Bellefonte, remainder having
of
The
The directors elected follow:
Bellefonte--John
Hazel, Edward Owens, FF. W,
W. T. Kelly, A.
Snow Shoe—David
State H.
Prof. E. C. Woodruff,
Port Matilda—W,
Milthelm—W, 8.
Spring Mills—F.
T. A.
Manchard,
the
hospital
Monday
County. quorum number is eight.
Blanchard, George
Reynolds,
Fauble, Ross Mowery.
Chambers,
Laird
College Holmes,
Edgar Willlams,
Shelton,
A.
Pletcher,
Carson.
Howand-
and
Maossars, Reynolds
members the
The
evening.
Fauble are only on
directors
at
former board,
will organize the
hospital,
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Bloom—Bible
at
Edward
marriage
Agnes
home of
Halil,
and
Saturday,
Mrs,
the
Miss
the
Centre
noon,
Homan in
of Daniel B
R. Bible, both
Hall, was consummated,
ence of few and
the contracting The
emony was used and was performed by
dev. 'M. C. Drumm. After the rites
had been performed a sumptuous din-
ner was served
The bride is employed as a clerk
the and for
wil continue In that work.
i® an over-seas man
State highway employee,
at
Bloom
of Centre
the
friends of
in pPres-
a relatives
parties, rng cer-
in
the
The
4
i present is
Oriole store present
groom
and a
a
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Keller— Knisely,
Wayne G. Keller, of State
and Miss Margaret Knisely,
of Mr. and Mrs Knisely.
Bellefonte, were united
cently. The groom
the Penn State Auto Company
known to many
his work om
College
daughter
Jacob of
in
part
ET
Le Ie
is A owner of
and
weeount
about here on
of the ball diamond
—————— APTS
Collar Bone Broken.
While
held
‘4
rents of
playing a
the
Bertha
gnme oat
recently home of
Miss
Louse «
wit
at
Sharer
ollided
such Ik
on
Margaret
Wilh Ons
companions fH
her
was
WOe Os
¥
Done it
the af
Bellefonte
reduced. but
ie
oodlar
to the
fracture
difficulty
splintered
hospital
taken
where
with
the
much
been badly
the x-ray
Miss Margaret
wins
the bone having
8 reveenea Ly
ters into with
for
sport a
which accounts her hard Knock
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Potters XN
J. H. Dav
vertises a
fills
pnd «ma
idheiser
sale of i
aroored
furniture, July 6th
Stone MiH dam prod
It
#
At of
wed a trou
inches omg was captured by
ett Brooks, e town,
Mr an
dren.
Mr
Leroy Puff and
d Mrs,
Ty 3 the
ff
Pufl’s father, J. Puf
of STE ire ot
The
neighbors
Fisher family wish to
and friends who
assisted them during their recent
reavement
Martin
president
Former Governor G t
Juni
HUOCE
4 baugh was elected of
ata
his
College. at
I.
for
Huntingdon to d
brother. Harvey Brumbaugh,
who served twenty-five years
Mr
joa;
Mrs. N Flor
berts
Umstead, of
and Mra. E. A. Tu
Mr. and Mra E. Morgan and
alph. of Topton, were
Eeformed
and
Prof
Hanover,
son vistors at
the parsonage during the
past week
A son was born Mr
Lewistown,
Mrs
weigh
to and
Richard Yeager,
ing 9% Iba The
called as Miss Alice
in
mother will be re-
Woods, who made
her home with Mrs. J. 1. Fet
tervlf,
an aunt,
Hall.
in Centre
Philip Beezer, well known business
died
thie place Monday
wis aged some sixty
been in
a
man of Bellefonte, at his
in He
had
morning
years and
delicate health for
more due to a stroke of paralysis
The funeral of Dune]
will be held
his residence
9:30 and comtinued
church, Aaronsburg,
pastor, Rev, John 8. Hollenbach.
a Year
Adam Jordan
on Friday
of
in
morning from
at
Reformed
cast Aaronsbhurg
the
while attending the Miss Mary Fisher
funeral, on Tuesday. The purse con:
tains some thirty dollars. The return
will be appreciated on account of the
great need of the money.~-Mrs. Eliza
Stump, Centre Hall
Undertaker FF. V. Gomthart is
Harrisburg attending the sessions
the State Undertakers’ Association
which convened Wednesday and will
close Friday. Mrs, Goodhart. who gives
her husband wvaluable assistance In
caring for bodies. is accompanying
him,
in
of
An oil stove exploded In the lving
room of the home of Mrs, Susanna
Spangler, In Centre Hall, Tueslay
night about ten o'clock. The stove
was thrown out of the house by James
Foust. a neighbor. Mes. Spangler. who
is well on in the nineties. was carried
10 a place of safety. Little dumage
was done by the fire
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Bett te
POTTERS MILLS,
Weber
spent
son,
TUSSEYVILLE
Korman Spicher, wife and three | and friends of
time with
Miss Margaret
some
Hazel Can
friends, Smith
who is employed in his | 1© Harrisburg on Monday.
uncle's bakery at Shore, Mra n Wagner
at the home father, Y with her daughter,
? (1 nionviile
Jordan ! warren
work
Mm F
spent
the
here Friday afternoon on thelr way to
Colyer to visit Frank made a business trip
Javad Jordan,
John Is spending some
Mrs, Btump, at
Jersey spent
. time
Sunday
1
3.
of his 8.
Slack
the
A. Carson and daughter Haz-
Thursday in
has gone to Cresson to
Mrs, Emma Fohringer spent several on State highway.
days last week with her son Danlel and |
family !
Miss
at this place. {el
Sadie of Bpring Mills,
Saturday and Sunday the
Mr, Mrs E. T.
(From last week.) | Miss
Fred Dunkle, of Punxsutawney, from I
spent severay days with his HHiness
aunt. John and Anna Fortney,
Miss Violet Palmer
at the home of
Mills,
Mr.
and
Bellefonte visit-
Breon, ing dentist,
spent at George Auman went to DuBols to
home of and Jordan, [el the State road.
Narcie Kimport's sister is here
linois to care for her
during hes
uncle and
PhitYips
Boal
hous
Mildred
E%
Frank painted his house,
Sunday |
Potters
Hope
it
George adkbng another story
oq ee} Ls
her parents to his
Mi
arine
4s
MH Dues
Wee end it
MeKinney
parenis
Kath-
place
Water
this
Holderman
to
Mrs
(ieorge
Arthur
took a
and
SETH thie
SON
trip Lewis
town Frank
Mrs
Dewart,
Saturday
Rickert
spent the
Mrs, Wm
Franklin Mo
Ford runabout last
Stewnrt
SOMe time
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of | with his
her
children,
with
and
week-end
and
pure
week
taiph
sister, Rockey. family. aL eT $e
Mellan hased a now
Andrew
LOOK a Li
Woolrk
Stine
and
ip to Jer
Memorial
ig
Wm.
wie
Jordan and
8ON
Mary Stoner
Shore and
niece
HAVE IT MADE
TO MEASURE
ey h on
Day
Those
Martz
Roy Martz and
Mr. and Mrs
and Mrs Mahaffey,
Wm. Mulbarger,
in the
ed
home
LY
int
home
visitors
the
returning Sven
who 1s the
home over week end re
Lewistown ;
ton Martz, Mi:
of Altoona
Who
I family, of
l and
ny
had wandered
mountains several $
and
Ei
spending
of his nephew,
men,
a advair
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