THE CENTRE REPORTER. ISSUED WEEKLY, CENTRE HALL, PENN’'A. THURSDAY, JULY 17 1924 SMITH & BAILEY, W. BMITH.....covovsnsrvsss .. Editor E BAILEX......Loeal Editor and Business Manager, Proprietors, 8. EDW, Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hab as second class mall matter, TERMS. —The terms of subseription to the Reporter are $1.50 a year, In advance. ADVERTISING RATES.—Legal notices, twenty cents per line for three insertions, and ten cents per line for each additional insertion. Local notices accompanying display ad- vertisements, five cents per line for each fnsertion; otherwise, eight 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 Reformed church; One long and fire is south of CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. St. of mill is north of five short blasts when Reformed church. Luke’s Evangelical Lutheran (Rev. M. C. Drumm, Pastor) Methodist Episcopaj (Rev. H .H. Pas Rev. J. E intender Sherman, Smite (Rev, Lemont— Sunday Regular worship * (Rev. . Presbyteriaz Joalsburg, evening Trinity (Rev. Delas Hall Sunday 8S« Few Reformed RH. Keene i . Centre 9:30 hood. Farmers Mills— 1:30 9 School La 00. C Sunday Regular Saturday, 2: 30 d's AARONBBURG R (Rev EFORMED C Hollenbach, John 8 pastor.) Lucal, AND PERSONAL. mail route has been Mis Berks count Mrs D R parson ge teacher by heen h of had slay any Hon, Win daughter, 2 8 (Catherine. of P Grove Mills, M ‘ ning, the Hie friends wi wession of been jocnted ing the years has } in the and ne Were town lay ve in lndies spending Mr owlgre in W past six years time with Kepler has shing © nn, and for three Red capital een Cross doing National work Among are in the val Rufus Lee. their, daughter, Mrs husband, Verte! port, Minods. Mr, late James lee and with at one time Hved in Centre fore coming here the party Lee's mother, Mrs 8. I Haven, Mr. Lee, almost ago, with three companions Goodhrat, Robert CGoodhart Homan-left the valley which was then Pennsylvania the western who | and Mra ifton and latter's tourists Mr. SOT Ch eV fare Haine, and Blaine, the of SOT Free of the his parents Hall, visited all lee is a Be Mr. Kamp, thirty years Brucd and Al for the “west” anywhere west of the #tate Hne, Mr. Lee and Mr. Goodhart both located in Steph | enson county, lIlHnols, permanently, while the others returned to old Penne mylvania and are now living in Al- toona. Mr. Lee took up railroading with the New York Céntral, The par ty expect to remain here for some time visiting among friends and relatives. who are many. DEATHS, at of Royer died Thursday Jacob ROYER her -Mrs, above Colver. last week, from internal disorders. In- terment was made Monday morning in Zion cemetery, between Colyer and Tusseyville, D. R. Keener, pastor of the teformed church, officiating. Her age was forty three months and nine days. The deceased's maiden Miss Sarah a daughter and Julia Bohn, both the husband there survive her dren, Mi Ruth, a telephone at State College, and Marce dent in the Centre Hall High also, three brothers and slater, ily, David Bohn, Centre Halil; Bohn, Boalsburg: John Bohn, Ohio, and Mrs, Elizabeth Hall, home Rev, nine years, WAH David Peside name of deceased, ohn, two chil Operaior lus, a stu school; name- Ixinlel Willard, Harshbarger, a Linden — of MILLER the B. Miller, of Be Thursday in a Samuel one sllefonte,. died last oldest residents very suddendy of week while He had ed to his fore been home, return- seated chair at his had moments h ind few Milter been walking suit an be Mr. home death 86 year age Hicksville, ng the Civil , 100th Ww Ande | came would July 27 He Ohio, Ser visd his LYE Ww dus ny born near ind Wir Vv in Infantry. Comp Ohlo olunteer 18 for seven He Be months Forty lefonte FROM Vears to and rmung. engaged fu Group Vishht to Pastor. © evening of July St} nad Mills iy Masteler M. Moyer Pine lex Tr Emma Heber sty Joseph A 100k Kwa . Phidpshu Mls Mt Cy Htate College to Ms SSSA Ministerium Meeting, ministerium met Ma Monday Revs, Birgman, aml Keener Daubenspeck. visitor. local 1 ¢ fhe nn Wfternoon, h, with Iramm, Cirkpatriok in attendance of Miltheim, was a The president an interesting re- Sunday Sohool held at Port Ma gave County ecently port of the | convention r | tilda i The nit ministerium ¥ of expressing takes this opportu- its thanks to capacity, made teonveyingite hearty who, in any i the successful operation {munity Dally Vacation Bible n few weeks past. Indeed, is indebted for the schook School the whole community the work done in Mr MSS gs. The of the #sireet main and mountain portion is being patched with oll stone. The whole of the street to the | station = showid have attention. The {edges of the built up section are beak- ling away, andl to preserve this, a straight line should be made on both sides the street arkl the surface built | up with stone and ofl to this point. If idiis 8 not done, the Innumerable i breaks wily continue to enlarge and within a year there will be great de- [struction and much additional expense {to again build up the larger areas. Eg ————— A daughter was recently born to Dr. land Mrs. . H. Dale, of State College, The Imles are well known here, where the head of the family practiced his profession prior t, oating in the college town, Congratulations, as a whole, BOALSBURG. ¥. the and family, few friends The 1 have erected fire escape M. E. Kuhn port, spent a 0. during 0, i week, William s- the Fourth Piast of days over HMong here, Miss fow Floss Abbas, days with Mrs of Helen Tyrone, spent Ishler. preach evening at 6:45 in front of the Heformed church and Mrs, Keller Mothers their children until Sunday, i“ will be alr services There union open ing Sunday o'clock Mr, were here having from Saturday sick who is to Keller's father, little Come t and on. Mr and TE but 0 has strength build up Mrs *, Ketcham Agnes Lax DD .; to returned on A and Ray from Wash spend the Fourth Monday, all but Ag- here at her and motored ington, They nes Lucas, who stayed home Mace the Dr. 1] Mrs, Texas came t Friday, daughter They making Professor Woods wife for family home from and have been here musical the sae time, are n iid are good use of Rano, ————— AP AA A TUSSEYVILLE Mr Stump, Al toona, Mr. and Mrs Alvin of visiting friends Mrs Spree ary among PP. Ramer and Sunday MAroy of Mra, Jad check Hev ry able rmon P. Bi kill Cobege, and 2 son in hy Rover wtten Keener de- ery. tencher of plano Reading, and his ¢ i of vin, Jordan her Were jests oO family last week daughter iTH Mo Anna Pending Dunkle's sis dnughter Red Lion the Saturd ho has been 8 week Mra Huts ie, of Bellef: with Wagner hinson and mite, John her apent me wi friends at this place John spent and Sunday Rays sons, of Mi: two at George j Cormic Mr. and Mra Cl Altoona, spent McKinney, of among wton some Line {atives Mr {of Ohio Mra Mrs visiter 1 and Reig Flot heir b Miller and rother, and son. of A Bit. yd Foust, toona, John ner Mr Camde amt Mrs William N. J, spent na Repper, of week with Dravindhed and daughter, Mrs. Paul and two William were plensant Smith home Small. Mrs | barger and rMs Clyde { children, of Altoona, the Mrs on Saturday and Mrs John at State College Harry Marie Copenhelmer Infter's Mrs brother, Mabel Mr. and Gentoo) | Mr Mrs Spring Mills, the Michael Mra Howard Smid er Bet Mrs mrad of at th nu (rove, | Roy children. Smith, and aly callers Kimom Roy Harsh Bradford were John and pleasant {callers Wilkinson at home Mr {day Wagner spent with a their son, home with her returned {after spending her vacation mother, Mrs, Henry Foust. While playing, Clarence Phillips, Mt- tie son of Frank Phillips, fell and frac: tured his arm. The Stork visitest the home of Jos- eph Carson and left a 7% pound baby gil with Mrs Edward Foust. Ite name wil be Lauville Eleanor. Mra. Ear? Smith js suffering with a boil on her arm. FOR SALE —A top buggery, almost Hike new. ==john Snavely, Centre Hail. FOR SALE Synch Een tal Black and Decker dlectric drill, good as new and in first class comidition; one-horse electric motor; large type emery stand, sot of 8 adjustable Critebley reamer sot; Greenfield taps and des 1-8 to one inch, including UU. 8 and 8 A. BE. standard; line shaft, pulleys and hang: ere, Oxweld Acetylene Welding out: fit: one Houck five-gallon heating torch ~8, A. MOYER, Centre Hall, Pa. mmesennt #5 ONE OUT o¥ —————— THREE. first page) | (Continued from The the afternoon left ind star play of was Kel center field, who raced grabbed "Fritz" with hand by ler in over ty titanic BELLEFONTE R H BH... cies} wallop one Malone, Johnston, 3b 2 1 Lose, W 0 Martin, 2b Gingrich, of Fisher, rf 0 iH 0 1h whbargger, Hur p Totals CENTRE HALL R BH 3... Prurst, 1 + 2D 0 1 1 Frank Spyker, 0 (Iross, N Kaltler, if H A A i Hse Crawford, Emery, Emery, Crawlor Tota Smith bunted the out From B Clubs: I nt Standing of the Li ve WANTED): for Omen take to orders genuine rantend hosiery for men. Women and hildren; mi i ire time. Cot- darning 1 60 = 3 yo nr 1.00 an hour wg nates Salary, $370 a wek fu time hb he a STOCK INTERNATION LLAS, fathers siks ING MI fon, AL Norristown, Pa. ONSTIPATION goes, and energy, pep and vim return when taking CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS Keep stomach sweet—liver active— bowels regular—only 25c : The instaliat of Specialty ts Boot eet ate Welding outfit places us in posi. tion to handle any repair job A piece of work undertaken here is carried to a satisfactory finish. There is no need to '‘fin- ish up’’ elsewhere. WOOD WORK, WAGON WORK Lawn Mowers Sharpened W. A. HENNEY CENTRE HALL, PA. 4 {6-DAY Excursion ROUND TR'P CENTRE HALL T0 Atlantic City Wildwood, Ocean City, Cape May, Sea Isle City, Anglesea, Avalon, Peermont, Stone Harbor THURSDAYS July 24; Aug. 7, 2; Sept. 4 WITHIN 16 DAYS. Vaid in parlor or baw gs Delaware River Bridge Route phia in either direction. Ocean Grove Excursion Augast 21 Slesping cars on usual charges for space cents extra, round trip. SEE PLYERS, Consult Ticket Agents Pennsylvania R. R. System CKETS GOOD RETURNING including surchal Tickets SF Stop-overs allowed at Philadel: Proportionate fares from other points The Standard Railroad of the World e———————_ PROGRAN OF PHOTOPLAYS At THE SCENIC and the OPERA HOUSE (BELLEFONTE; | \ Seonle” bc Hoxie NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, FOR BALE — Pw TC jell "phone -At “The FOR SALLE wagon, 2 New of grin] in plet uge inch AH on would sult a fa A Onw eT 80 for smile, 2.000 feet fy 14 Hn Aan rune width, and th All, wagon JOHN in The Opera House FOR lei 1.4) ED te Long : I L. MCLE Lees Lidl \HAN Hall’s Catarrh hi e Those who are In a “run dov.- tion will notice that Catarrh bot much more than when they are ealth. This facet proves that tarrh is a local disease, fluenced by constitutional HALL'S CATARRH MEDICI Tonle and acts through the blood the mucous surfaces of the body reducing the inflamm atl on and Nature in restoring 1 All Druggists ¥. J. Cheney Cast Tron Wanted... ly drop us a postal card and we will call at once. Laurelton Foundry Co. Inc. LAURELTON, PA. ozpd year, & =m NIEMAN'S Sale Sales DAYS OF MONEY SAVING FOR EVERYBODY The continuous downpour of rain we've been getting recently has forceo business activities. quite a lull into So we are making a Great Reduction of Our Entire Stock of Ladies’ Coats, Suits, Dresses, Men’s Clothing and Shoes Prices have been sent dropping down, There are of the family to be ‘way, ‘way savings for every member handed out right and left, IT IS A SALE LAST WORD. D. J. NIE MILLHEIM ama OF SALES, TO THE Just a Real Good Car RIVE it yourself ! Half of the joy of owning a flexible powerful car like the DURANT is in driving it yourself. The DURANT operates so easily anyone can quickly learn to drive it. And when you do learn to drive the DURANT, lyou’ll find joy in motoring. We'll teach you to drive. FETTEROLF'S GARAGE CENTRE HALL Bell Phone Jama
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