THE CENTRE REPORTER. ISSUED WEEKLY, CENTRE HALL, PENNA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 1924 SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors, 8 WwW, SMITH . cove eetnssssiss sass sn Editor EDW. BE. BAILEY......Looal Editor and Business Manager, ————————— » as second class mall matter. TERMS.—The terms of subscription to the Reporter are $1.50 a year, In advance. ADVERTISING and ten cents per line for each additional insertion. vertisements, flve cents per line for each tnsertion; otherwise, eight cents per line; minimum charge, twenty-five cents. 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 APPOINTMENTS. Preshyterian (Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor) Presbyterian—Centre Hall Pine Grove Mills, evening. of mill morning: afternoon; Lemont, St. Luke’s Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Reformed (Rev. Delas R. Keener, Pastor) Centre Hall— 16:30 Harvest 9:30 Sunday Tusseyville— 2:30 Home School. Sefvices Harvest Home 1:30 Sunday School. Sery Farmers Mills— Saturday, 2:00 Catechetical lectures. Methodist Eplseopay H .H Methodist Centre Hall, evening, (Rev. Sherman, Pastor) alt Evangelical (Rev. J. F. Tusseyville— Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. 10:30 { Harvest Egg Hill— Sunday School at 1:30 P. M. Regular worship at 2:30 P. M. (Harvest Home service.) Bingman. Pastor.) Church Home services service.) Centre Hall— Sunday School, Regular worship at (Harvest Home Evangelical, Spring (Rev. E. E. H Locust 8 at Mills ney, Pasto (Grove { Harvest ~ at Hon feces 10 Paradise-—8 SU 8S, at 10 Home Services at 7:30 AARONSBURG REFOEMED Charge (Rev. Jotth 8 Hollenbach, pastor.) Aaronsburg-—8 S Harv Home St Home Coburn-—-8 Service Paul Service =, 8 Service at 7 - HIGHER EDUCATION, We tet number note with | swwest the of our young seeking, aot a bet Not could easily dents learning, business count seeking an all of us knew they are ul in the hope of finding which will more successfully It speaks when the part Mentally, young people ambitious to of this we believe bromdening of of purpose in wno going from ration enable them compete with problems well there is community excel upon of its peopl morally a8 nH ntirdily are more CRIrTY on, because there TH ties 3 vision, and deopening those who will be guid ing our business affairs, and handling the management of industries. There is a better day ahead for this neighborhood, and 1 all gratulate ourselves in new which has awakened our boys girls. The quality of the citizens pends upon their viewpoint, and hence our delight in this manifestation. be- cause of our interest in the progress and advancement of this county. Let ug foster this desire upon the part of our young people to become worth while citizens. our we oan COn- this spirit and deo ———_— AA — If Mr. Coolidge shoud be elected we should have Mr. Hughes in the Btate Department for four years more, That fs something that should give pause to thoughtful Republicans. President Wilson put a stop to “dollar diplom- acy,” but this Adminigtration doesn’t know any other diplomacy. It is keen for ofl and tobacco and railway concessions, but it doesn’t think it common sense to bother about hu- manity and philanthropy and the ed- ucational and religioys plants that America has paid for In the Near Bast. They have been relented to the tender merces of the Angora Gove erment, but where real money is ine volved the Administration will act en ergetically . one s DEATHS, NAGINEY.~—Frank business man for nuny years Pennsylvania State died early illness of several prominently identified fraterna) societies and zations, and politically with the Democratic neral was held Mr. Naginey coumy, near E. Naginey, a of’ Bellefonte president of the Funeral Directors’ Monday after He was various organi= identified The fu- afternoon. in Mifflin went to weeks, with civic wis party, Wednesday was reared Milroy. He Bellefonte when a young man and in the undertaking and fur- business with the late W. IR, finally taking over the busi- himself. He followed this busi- until a few years ago. Death appears to have bgen due to the of the He wis aged gixty-three yéurs. A widow but no children, engaged niture Camp, ness ness hardening arteries, about survives REMER his Rev. 8 York. made He the P. on Remer died at Sunday. Inter- (Thursday) presiding eld district home In he Lewisburg. this, is well will today wus on Lewisburg, known to many members the Evangelical Church. ——I ns MAP ATARI Aaronshurg Pastor Extended Call of has hy Rev the been John 8. Hollenbach, Aaronshurg Reformed extended a pastor Charge, unanimous oall Manchester, Maryland, Reformed It is not Hollenbach ‘hare. known whether or not Rev, has accepted. ————————— A ————————— Cemetery Notlee, Pe buried friends or Egg Hill having resons having in the cemetery and the new are interested in cleaned and prepare for a are requested to meet there on Thurs 25th.~8. P. Hennigh day, September ————— A TAA 7” v, Humdinger Burgess, = of of of a citizen his Foust, oounty, information tow? Burgess holds Justice Huntingdon who of and was Yarrested, burgess charged iO All olating the law relative niuent Penn f de automabiliais Ham highway © xls know ind which have come from tour no caught in whit is fi the Mill Creek speed trap Burgess Foust officers iintainad by wuichiul end of the al Foust tu his been with the ald of two stationed sit hes eged Hire lecting fines two officers and HnDHeT of wed 70th Year, later than usual the n Penn State's week readiness for the seventieth yenr State ‘oliege t week, Sept ment of sometl ig expected, Inciud of of ao new Varsity fifty ity ins 1064, i pening am pus, of over town nmer. changes have ity amd several on the d#dmin- Drive while that Carefully. many of hot offi diry our ials unreas ing should Decora tine It is towns Is are There is town Es limit miles” Speed 15 HH run -at that rate, run through hour, be state for all some an should laws regulat- Hmit boroughs and New Y¢ on. IK poli re up.’ an apeed her 30 miles oe Or street virti're the and then a burgess because Zz schools were opened All grades school room of talks by of the associations own arrests you an hour cnirefully” demand drive 15 miles “Drive the lp ———— Millhedm Schools Opened, Mil publi with a hedm exer we the high consisting ppropriate were grouped in ind a program, voeal t tna msi tenchers instrumental ahd a rector, ind heads various organizations and within the school, was rendered, after which the regular school work was taken up for the beginning of the 1924 A total of 130 enrolled, divided the fol High school 30: out-of town 48; and primary, 35. 25 term. scholars were in various grades as ows! town students, students, 1%, total 22; intermed- 26 grammar, te, —————— AA SAP AI—— TUSSEYVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bodtorf, of Col yer, spent Sunday with the former's daughter, Mra. C. P. Ramer, and fam- ily Mise Verna Donahey left for State College last Tuesday where she will again be employed, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Martz, of Al- toons, spent Sunday. with the form: er's hrother, William Marts, Mrs. Lester Brouse spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mra Will. iam Rockey. ' A nice Harvest Home service was rendered at the Lutheran church here on Sunday afternoon, Dr. Thomas C, Houtz rendered a very able sermon. An exceptionally good sermon Was listened tg by Mr. and Mrs William Lingle and daughter, Calvin Bodtorf and wife, and Floyd Jordan. at the home of C. PP, Ramer, The sermon was broadeasted by radio from a Pres. byterian church in Pittsburgh, Floyd T. Jordan purchased the mo- toreyele from Rufus Sharer the other day, Be careful with your neck, Floyd. ‘ on x - EVANS FAMILY REUNION, The Old Stock Reared In Gregg Town- ship—Lott Evans, Sr, Head of It. The Evans ous sections Dakota, held time ago at no, Ilinols. was Lott Evans, Sr, who lived at what is known as the Evans home- stend In Georges Valley, Gregg town: ship, lately owned by the Finkles, Three of, the Lott Evans children Lott, Jr, Mrs, Jane Evans Miller, and went West and it descendants together with of Evan Evans (also a Sr.) who met in revealing thir- The former officers president, Mrs. Mis. family, living In of Illlincis and a family reunion a the Thorp cottage, The head South short Clar- Thomas Evans wus their some of those son of Lott reunion, the ty-eight present. were namely: Hattie president, Evans, rail-cnl reelected. Thorp. vice Beaudin. The descendants of the Evan Evans family were, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Ev- ans and daughter Mary, of Milwau- kee: Mr. and Mrs. Glen Evans and daughters, Gwendolin and Virginia, Dr. and Mrs, Bvans, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson and Mrs. Mary enudin, of Beloit, Illinois. Descendants of Loti Evans respond- to Mr. and Mrs Royer son, Eber, of Mec- Mr Mrs Jacob Leid and talph, Oak; Mrs, Elia Mrs Myrtle Hool Orangeville, 11 Mrs Evans and Mrs Ii. Evans descendants of White, Bouth ta: Mr. and Mrs Thomas daughter, Nada, of Harry Roland Mrs. Hattie Hnois, Hussell rol -eall 3 1d and of Red Ted, of of were, Connell; Son Clarno and son and two = Descendants Mr, Orangeville, Ms Jane Archie Boob, er were ¥ were: Dako and Thomas Evans, Thorp Hlinois Thorp, of Monroe, Il Clarno and Caroline Thorp and —— ——————— 10,000 Children Turned Out to Starve. The the ization of Near East workers in American organ went through The the ordeal In July CO» a terribike had the mittee been embarrassed time by fact that, on the streng of receiving large contributions, starv- ing whildren, with absolu no supe port, were taken into the to a continuation of the gen of hope erosity the American people, that the was thught a for This wad Was {hese uid de kept in orphanages ench one produ untit the time under own support cod; iarge contributions been continued day and the food This failed the EVery meant wnen men women Wore compelled of the The 10, children July of this Year vet oapabile £ from the Try to of the work sont away possithie for them ne, please. the fee i ngs «iid wl the and monins era who turning out October Funds September are esis ost difficult CAmpaIEne Nav it oe to produce. This simply t the tragedy will have U * he repented at no if WM aromnsed ie Mi {en Sra 8 Nn Any Cuddy. Bellefonte, Near to Charles M Tre Fast seri Moneys umurer for Relief, will tre county forwarded to Headquarters will be much appreciated at this cru- cial time m——— A ———————— FRENCH To Be Placed In Centre County Grove A« Memorial to Penna, Ofecers. On the Theodore Invis stands a little which has aside as a shrine the Twenty-Elghth Division. the Pennsyl- National Guard unit of illustri- in the World War. grove has been dedicated am a to the outstanding heroes division Twh men have thus by the Twenty vision Officery’ association of being honored by this They Edward ¢illed and Gen: Miner terribly action eutate of Col a lsbhurg, beautiful Soni, at of aot grove trees hon for Yana ous record The memorinl of the far been selected Eighth worthy memorial. n= are in Genera) action. who wounded and cently at Wilkes-Barre There wins an at the Bittle grove recently group of officers Sigerfoos Sigerfoos, eri] Asher was in who died re- impressive A who had served and General with bowed heads General marched grove Brigadier introduced who accepted Blainville. the where General and General to E C Edward the Cross of Httle French Sigerfoos was Miner wounded, Geneml General Martin, killed t wd i embassy. at Washington, in ing the crose to the officers Twenty -Eighth Division, of represented dente of the village It sight of this cross that honored at tion, one wounded, was the this ceremony fell dead and the other in Keystone Power Corporation. The Board of Directors of Keystone ering the quarter ending Sept. 20th, 1924. C, C. MoBRIDE, Treasurer. 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Don’t miss it i i may of whol laughter ment. “Meet | Moss: | Tuesday night,’ entertain nppears ai i ———— A ——————— Although it | this country dent get more voles by reducing the j duty by leaving dt {Tariff Commission reported iit ought to be reduced, The lar men don't want their itadled. Mr. 12 men very with the sugar convention that {Among them | Senate Finance recent i imitiese is costing the $145,000 «a decide people day, the Pres. cannot whether he paid | sugar The! {hat or untouched haw beet SUK profliis Shaves Clem enumerates p COAL—COAL—COAL. (ff er of anthra an hituming prominently trade CONNEC § We grades the following CRE, Te] yo who were in the | n you i ‘ ite Oud stove LOOT IRS the nominated the i Committee and the | House | Means, wi | chestnut in Al are chairman of gilt chairman of the o Hi quality threshing coa Ways and {the lending part in framing the pres lent tariff. They lof the consumers of the Ory { 4 tr Lat 1% Hips ir ail Deeds wWiln oan 10 LOE these tleisinted the Mone WM. McCLENAHAN, eIsin *{ the HOnNey country into The Centre Heporter, $1.60 & year. {their own pockets. There's $1 + Last Call to Everyone who has yourself. cleaning event, made Wearing Apparel. lieving — comparing is Nieman’s Clean-Sweep Sale attended this sale has marveled at the Low It will be a decisive house- necessary as a preparation for our large New Fall Line. All must regardless Seasonable be sold 1 offered. Seeing is be- definite proof, and you will be wiser» J. NIEMAN MILLHEIM ¥i BALLOON CUM-RDIPRED 'GORDS ECAUSE Balloon Gum-Dipped Cords reduce your repair bills and lower fuél costs, increase tire mileage, car life and the resale value of your car. These are strong statements but are backed by actual facts, Balloon-equipped test cars and taxicabs have now been driven over 5,300,000 miles, under Firestone supervision and show reduction in fuel consumption, and less delay, because of fewer pé@nctures and quicker starts and stops. Many leading automobile makers have standardized on these full-size Balloons—pioneered by Firestone and made practical and economical through the special Firestone gum-dipping process. Over 100,000 motorists are today using and enjoying the satisfaction of genuine, full-size Balloon Gum-Dipped Cords. In fact, in three months the sales of Firestone Balloon Gum-Dipped Cords increased 590%. Have your car equipped now—for comfort and for the safety of driving this Fall and Winter. Be prepared for mud holes, frozen ruts, dangerous snow and ice. We can equip your car immediately at the new low prices now in effect. MOST MILES PER DOLLAR P. 5 CENTRE HALL PA, ¥ C. SHOEMAKER" LINDEN HALL, PA.
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