THE CENTRE REPORTER
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THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1924.
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* CHURCH APPOINTMENTS,
St. Luke’s Evangelical Lutheran
(Rev. M. C. Drumm, Pastor)
LUTHERAN (according to schedule)
~—Tusseyville, 10:30; Centre Hall, 2:30;
Bpring Mills, 7:30.
Jee
Methodist Eplseopaj
(Rev. H .H. Sherman, Pastor)
Evangelleal
(Rev. J. F. Bingman, Pastor.)
Lemont—
Sunday School at 9:
Regular worship at
Tusseyville—
Sunday School at 1:
Regular worship at
Centre Hall—
Regular worship at
Mr. H W. Shaffer,
ur prominent layman,
of the
of the
30 A. M.
10:3p A.M
30 P.
2:30 P.
M.
M.
7:30 P. M.
of Lack Haven,
will speAk at
interest
all
above services in the
Forward Campaign,
Egg Hil—
Children's
evening at
Day
8:00 o'clock.
services Saturday
Evangelical, Spring Mills,
Rev. Stanfecker,
will speak as follows:
Bathesda, 10:30
Spring Mills, Sunday, 2:30.
7:30.
Interest of the Forward Campaign.
of Cleveland, Ohio,
Sunday,
Paradise, Sunday,
Preshyterian
(Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)...
Presbyterian — Lemont,
Boalsburg, afternoon;
evening.
morning
ine Grove Mills
Trinity Reformed
(Rev. Delas R.
Centre Hall—
10:30 Church services
9:30 Sunday School
Farmers Mills—
Children’s Day Service, 7
Keener, Pastor)
0PM
Saturday, 2:00, Catechetical lectures.
AARONSBURG REFORMED Charge
(Rev. John 8 Hollenbach, pastor.)
Salem—Children’s Service at 9:15;
at 10:15.
Millhelm—8. 8. at 9:30. Service con-
ducted by Brotherhood of vagied de
nominational membership from Sha-
mokin, at 10:30
Aaronsburg—8, 8S. at 9:30: service by
the Brotherhood at 2:30 PP M
S
8
oS.
BOALSBURG.
The preaching services in Re
evening were
the
formed church Sunday
well attended tev. Romig preached
the sermon.
Mrs
are
Laura Place
Mrs
and her daughter
visiting Mrs
Woods Mrs
home for thirteen
mg In Texas
Mra Harvey
visiting her sister-in-law,
Coxey
Mr. and James Fry,
delphia. at
Mra. Fry's parents, Mr
Kaup
Place's mother
(Dw.) Place has not been
years. She is liv
of Florida.
Mrs,
Searson,
i=
Nannle
Mrs. of Phila-
of
Joan
are visiting the home
and Mrs,
A Box wlly
the
number of Odd
State College 1. ©.
Fellows
OQ PF
memorial services Sunday afternoon.
The 8. E
fo trip Sunday afternoon to Graysville
and home by way of Tadpole and the
White Hall road.
The opening of the ice cream parlor
at the Malta Temple Saturday evening
was well attended. The music was
much The Maltas will have
their ice cream parlor open every Sat-
urday evening and
ment will be
were at
Weber family took an au-
enjoyed.
musical entertain-
of the social feat-
ures, All come amd enjoy the evening.
R. B. Harrison and family attended
the wedding of Mr. Harrison's niece,
Miss Margaret Hoy, of State Coliege,
Monday.
one
I MTP AIT
Bear Liberated on Nittany Mt.
The second black bear was released
in Greens Valley, north of Centre Hall,
last week. The bear was shipped from
McKean county, and weighed 350
pounds. He was black, the specie
found in the Pennsylvania mountains
and will feel quite at home on Nittany
Mountain,
AI MAAR.
Fleming to Lead Republicans,
Wilson I. Fleming. of Philipsburg,
succeeds Frank Mayes as chalrman of
the Republican party in Centre coun-
ty. Mr. Fleming was elected at a
meeting of local chafrmen at the Nit:
tany Club House, Heck Park. last
week. Hon. H. B. Scott held the reins
and was made chajrman of the meeting
and succeeded in having his personal
choice named as head of the party.
THis brings the Hon. Mr. Scott again
into political prominence, and the boys
will be eager t, again feed on the
money withheld since his defeat for
state senator,
i
DEATHS,
———
CORMAN. —Chrisa Ann Corman( nee |
oush) was born July 1, "1854. She |
died at her home in Coburn, Thursday
evening of last week, aged 69 years. 11
11 days. She was married
24, 1872, John H. Corman.
union was continued for over 60
She united with the Reformed
H0 years ago ang at the
time of her death was a member of
Coburn Reformed church. A son
preceded her to the grave a number of
ago There are left her
husband, three sons—W, C, Corman, of
Pittsburgh; T. F., of Windher, and JI.
t.. of Coburn; six daughters—Mrs,
lower, Mrs. Wm. Grove, Mrs,
Thomas Hosterman, Mrs, I. A. Meyer,
Mrs, John Vonada, of Coburn; Mrs
Warren of Woodward; 22
and three
services were
from the
Reformed
Rev,
was
to
which
years,
church over
besides
och, also
sisters
held Monday
and continued
church. conducted by
John 8. Hollenbach.
at Miltheim.
Mrs, Milligan
Pittsburgh. the
Funeml
morning
in the
the pastor,
Interment
home
made
GOHEEN .-
dex
{ioheen
in body having
been
taken
it
Undertaker F, V
“wt
ille for
shipped to Tyrone where wns
in charge by
Goodhart and brought
Mr.
to Graysy
interment, CGoheen was long 1
missionary, representing the Presby-
Indian,
two
terian boards and Lo
the
in gave
mission oause Robert
|SOnNs,
and John active
ce
Goheen, now in TY
in the India fled.
mission
these missionaries have been in Cent
Hall
Presbyterian
re
and spoke for the cause in the
church. A daughter, Mrs
whose husband
Ww
was
Gordon Avison,
¥. MM. C. A.
80 survives
in a
worker
Her
vears. The deceased
Mrs. F. V.
Goheens 'Y issit
in Hamsport,
age about
is an am
CGoodhart, whose home
frequently when
section,
JORDON
Aasronsburg
Adam
|
al near
when he moved
1
diel] at his
His death was haster
recently and “Injured
born Pine C
He
maiden n
it rev k
Years,
whose LIT
daughter of the late
one daughter, Mrs
Aaronshurg
» Rider, of
gs. Interment was
it Aarons
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Bables
Reformed cemetery
Arrive In Palrs,
Kiinger—Willlams,
The Hu
Mian
mont,
odist ch
ae of (Ruy
Margaret
mar
in the presen
After
groom le
the ceoremony
ft or New
other points in the
oar Both the
orably known
engaged as a pultiis ahool
as such was very
MH,
next
GG KE. will
lock
Supper, June
of
Tuesday ev
Ladies
supper
ening week
Temple, K
from b ©
Laxige Room
and 40¢
consist of
Mere
to o'clock in
1
the 35
dren
will
and
The
fcited,
Prices,
adults
chicken.
for
The
noodles
coffeo
public
chil
for menu
ham
ofc
Oy
ogee. ve
patronage
cream. cake,
of the
in
SA A AI SL
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
Willlam Newman
A. Dyke
Milesbure
Emma Milesburg
Carl 1.
Margaret Hoy
R.
E
Sylvester
Marguerite
Hoenstein Holliday sburg
State College
Bellefonte
Milesburg
Cruse
A
Allen
Hzabeth Hugg
Watson Bellefonte
Pendleton Bellefonte
Joswe Klinger ellefonte
Margaret Williams Lemont
lellefonte
Bellefonte
Earl Corman
Hilda
Clarence
Emenhizer
Kern Coburn
Mary Gentzel
A — a ————
Your Income Tax.
The new income tax
for a reduction of twenty-five per cent
fn the tax rte, applicable to tax on in- |
come reported March 156th. jast. If at’
the time you filed your return you paid
threedourths of the amount of tax!
reported. no further payment will be
due. If at the time you filed your re- |
turn, yuo paid one-half of the amount
of tax reported no payment will be due
until September 16th. If at the time
you filed your return you paid only
one-fourth of the amount of tax re-|
ported, you must pay on or before
June 16th one-half of the amoug paid |
by you when you filed your return. |
The main point 40 be borne in mind |
fs that one-half of the tax due from |
you this year must have been paid
on or before June 156th.
law provides |
BASEBALL,
Hand Shutout t, State College.
Going to Saturday
afternoon, decisively
defeated baseball
team on
It
by
who
State
the
the State
New Beaver
wns the
the this
witnessed the
Hall well
playing thelr opponénts
Newton Crawford held
hits, and up until the 6th “State falled
Hall, the
liland 14
for extra
best when
College on
very
College
Feld,
clean-cut
locals
Sore,
victory
and
Hy
ost
locals HENSON,
that
out -
every tur.
«contest
Centre deserved to win,
nt
“State” to
Centre
Gil
being
to connect safely. on
other hand, pounded for
sfo swale, severs]
The
thre
had the
runiess
bases locals performed
Twice
but were
“State” tensed to score
bases loaded,
The outfield,
work,
“State”
retired
id
all hits
CH
taking of
without a
spelndid care
the
fal Y.
to cuter garden
sii p-up
The box score:
CENTRE HALL
R H OO A
Frank, 0
Dunst, 3b .. . ‘ “ 2
A Emery,
N Crawford,
(Gross. ss
H Emery
Keller, M
R MceClinti
COLLEGE
BR H
STATE
mm .
Totals
Millhelm Winner in Short Game,
4 Hameo
R H O A
Just a Real
{KR Miller,
| Ziegler, rf
| Brown, of
Ciramley,
Totals
The
| Millheln
Hall
aut,
by dnnings
Bene
{Centre
i
Struck
Haines, 4,
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i
| MILLHEIM,
| (From the Journal.)
i Mr Mrs, Clyde
of Milton,
Mrs
Ww
P. J
Were
and Stover and two
children, were Bunday mo-
with Btover's
Mrs, J.
Mi
of Tyrons
tor parents.
Mr
Mr
Klests
and ), Housman,
nnd Fitzpatrick and
family. among the
dants funeral
Miss B
out-of -lown atte ut
the
anche A. Bmith,
from Dew-
his
here
came up
Company wile
v heen with
Knarr,
motored
Ue
ind Mrs
mip iad
who
Cast Iron Wanted...
ly drop us a postal card and we will
call at once.
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concerns those w
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NIEMAN'S JUNE
Sale Sales
DAYS OF MONEY SAVING
FOR EVERYBODY
The continuous downpour of rain we've been
getting recently has forceo quite a lull into
business activitics. So we are making a
Great Reduction of Our
Entire Stock of Ladies’
Coats, Suits, Dresses,
Men’s Clothing and Shoes
Prices bave been sent dropping "way, ‘way
down, There are savings for every member
of the family to be handed out right and left.
IT IS A SALE OF SALES, TO THE
LAST WORD.
D. J. NIEMAN
MILLHEIM
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