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THE ( ‘NTEE REPORIDK.
Isa WEEKLY,
ENTRE HALL, PENN ‘A,
_ THURSDAY. oc’
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors,
5. W., SMITHE......coorvavse Editor
EDW. EB, BAILEY,...... Local Editor and
Business Manager,
"OBER 23 1024
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Poroush Fire Alarm.
In ease of fire in the borough
Centre Hall, the Bradford & Co.
whistle will seund:
of
fire is morth of Reformed church;
fire is south of Reformed church.
DEMOC RATIC NATIONAL
For President-—-JOHN W,
of West Virginia.
TICKET.
For Vice President
BRYAN, of Nebraska.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For Judge of the
MARGARET CC. KLINGLESMITH,
Philadelphia.
For State
MENTROUT,
For Auditor
COLLINS, of
For Representative in
EDWARD M. BENSON,
County.
Superior Cou
Treasurer
HEBE}
ling.
of Read]
General JOHN
Coudersport.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TIC KE TT.
For Representative in General As-
sembly—W, H. NOLL, Jr, of 8
Towndiip: +
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS,
Preshyterian
(Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick,
Trinity Reformed
(Rev. Delas R. Keener,
Centre Hall—
6:45 Organ
7:00 Church
9:30 Sunday School,
Spring Mills—
2:30 Church Bervices
1:80 Bunday School.
Farmers Milks —
19:30 Church services
$:30 Sunday Schoai.
Saturday 1:30, Catecheti
Pastor)
Pastor)
Recital,
Services,
Methodist Eplscopag
H .H. Sherman, Pastor)
Evangelical
(Rev. J. Fy Bingman,
Lemont—
Sunday
Regular
Tussey ville
Sunday School at
Pastor.)
School,
worship
legular worship
Linden Hall—
Evangelist
Evangelieal, Spring Mills
(Rev. E. E. Haney, P ;
Oreen Grove Preccd
Bethesda ip
fon
Spring Mills
ing at
Service at
7100,
Revival Services
this week, at 7:30 P. M
AARONSBURG REFORMED Charge
(Rev. John 8
Salem-—-8, 8 at
munion
Miltheim-—8, 8
munion
Hollenbach, pastor.)
9:30:
16:30
Holy Com
Services at
Services
Aaronsburg 8,
cial Service at
“Special” in that the sermon,
Seripture reading. and of
music will be in the German language
Kindly make "this kn« to yi
friends and be in attendance at this
service yourself.
the
“ote the
wn MIT
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,
Harry W. Dingen
dwelling house, located
the borough line. John
doing the work.
his
of
is painting
just
M. «
eat
‘oldron is
Mrs, George Searson is
with a sister. Mrs, William
ger, but fs expected to
some time this week,
Mra, Jack McMullen, of Baltimore,
visited her sister. Mre Morris Long.
at McVeytown, and from there came
to Centre Hall together with Mr. and
Mrs, Long to visit a second sister,
Mra. Samuel SBhoop. While Mrs Me-
Mullen was enjoying the country, her
husband was in Baltimore taking care
of two apartment houses, which, how -
ever is also done by him when his
good wife Is at home.
A Ford bug and an Overland car eol-
Hded on the Seven Mountaing in the
vicinity of the Foust hotel site, Sun-
day afternoon, resulting In pretty bad-
ly shaking up and inflicting minor
cuts and bruises on. al | concerned.
The occupants of the Overland were
from Lewistown. and the bug was
driven by a young Mr. Wallace, of
Milesburg.
Ls MI Me.
he Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year.
in Altoona
Harshbar-
return home
DEATHS.
Is Mary Ishler died at
seyville Thursday af-
week from pneumonia
in delicate health for a
but had been confined
short time during her
Interment was made on
at Tussevville, Rev.
Wagner, of Boalsburg, officlat.
She was long a member of the
church and since the death
husband, © Willam 1. Ishier,
ago, was the janitress
of the Lutheran Heformed church near
her homes
The
John
HIER. ~—Mrs,
Tus
last
|
| ternoon of
i Sle had been
year or
to bed but a
last {linesa
Monday
Ww. J.
ing.
nmOre,
forenoon
of her
twenty ‘vears
of
one
Tus-
wife
deceased wns a daughter
Bodtorf, and Is survived by
tirother, Calvin Bodtorf, of near
also, a daughter, Edna,
Emenhizer, of Tusseyville.
wis almost seventy-three
sevville;
of Paul
Her
Years
age
Worcs,
Mrs,
a dunughter
Meyer, and wife
man, died at her
Wednesday aftern
Her death came
stroke which
Oct, 4 She
KORMAN Ellen Ehlzabeth
of Philip and Ma-
of Linn P, Ko
home in Coburn
of last week at
as the result of
occurred
on
yon
6:30
on
May
vears,
Saturday wus born
age
becuime
1857, making her 67
deays She
of the Reformed church at
; in November, 1874, and
ferred to Coburn
tion She ied
Korman
a mem-
Aarons
inter
COngregn-
March 13,
who remains
She
T. Korman. of Co
and
Coburn; two brother
Mever, of
Wiki
was
the
wis
nar: on
1581 lénn P
departure lenvies
sons, Guy Cha
Coburn
un Meyer,
Jacob
‘hhomas
t hors
Korman die
and sister
within the
Vices
Jad
brothers
thd
Inter
lle cemetery
John
Jar es
Breon,
Breon,
ment
was made
———
Mrs Mary
Charles, wife of Harvey
Hartleton, died at her
ince after ar illness
CHARLES Catherine
Charles, of
at that
four weeks
Mifflinbure. a
Harrah Se
hushand
Anna Many
Ray Fledier,
Edwin 8. Win
Stitzer, a
home
of
ecenses was be
Will
ving are hes
rn. at
daughter of Ma ind
€ Surry ana
the
Wi
following children
Harti
Mills,
Mrs
Williameport,
is I, etomn
and
Jennie
Stella
Spring ame
port
of
water
also survives
Missionary Convention,
firet
The
Ww
innual convention of the
Society of © the
of Central Penn-
United Lutheran
will meet in St
church, Willlamsport,
Thursday and Friday, Oc
tober 20.730 and 31. The field covers
that of the merged Central Pennsyl-
vania and Susquehanna Synods, and is
of four conferences. The
officer is Mrs George BE,
of Selinsgrove, president of the
oman’s Miss'onary
Susquehanna Synod
syivanin of the
church in America
John's Lutheran
Wednesmdy,
comprised
presiding
Fisher,
body
Wednesday evening there
addresses by Mra D. 1,
sionary on furlough
Miss Barbam KE.
missionary from
evening Mrs, E.
perintendent of
will speak.
will be
Curran, mise
from Africa, and
DeRemer, returned
India. On Thursday
€. Cronk, general su-
thé Light Brigade,
—— PAD OMA COLA
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
W. Harry Potter. * «Centre Hall
Nancy MceWilams., Penna, Furnace
George E. Plerge r-ylerown
Mabel 8 Fye,. Moshannon
Withur Doda .. .«Houtzdale
Winifred Henry Gimysville
Floyd Johnsonbaugh tate College
Emily Barnhill cane ba snes TYPONG
ean
John Shade .............. ok Haven
Verdie Long coves Contre Hall
Fev neon
FINE EXHIBITS FEATURE
COMMUNITY
(Continued from first page)
Class 11.
White
“9
-
1 cockerel and 3 pullets;
Leghorns—1, Helen Eungard;
Clarence Vonada; 3, A. PF. Vonada
and son, Rhode Island Reds—-1, J.
R. Condo; 2, J. C. Rotinson: 3. 1. C.
tobinson,
Eggs (white)--1,
Standford
ard.
M. T
Hettinger: 3,
Zubler: 2,
Helen Eung
Corn—Yellow
2, William
WwW.
Carrots—3,
dent: 1, E.
Walker: 3,
Cap Yellow: 1,
H. Dale;
Gladys Zeigler,
Renna Zeigler,
Kathryn
talph
Walter
Peppers-—1, Barah
Finkle: 3,
Celery—-1,
Vonada,
Hishel,
Onidonsg—1,
Beahm; 3,
Confer
Hering.
Carl
Eungard;
Gladys “Zerby.
Kathryn
Mad-
eline
Riwhel; Sara
Cauliflower-—1,
Russel
James
Bweetwood; 3,
John R
Mary
Clarence
Hosterman:; 2,
Helen Eungard.
ishel; 2. Helen
Turnips—-1,
Eungard; 3, Long.
Endive Vonada: 2, Russel
Sweetwood; 3, Gladys Zeigler,
Pumpking—1,
2, Helen
ada,
Squash--1, Mary Vi
3, Wm,
Walnuts—-1,
isterman; 3. Irene
Hickory Nuts—1,
Sara Vonada: 3
Waiter Hering: 2,
Irene Zerby,
Sewing.
Dresses-—1 ginghium
May Musser: 3,
Stanford
Eungard: 3. Clarence Von-
mada;
Walker
Gladys Ze!
Ida
Keller;
gler; 2.Jas,
Hi Btover,
Zeigler: 2,
Smith,
Renna
Florence
Beans-—1,
Vonnda ;
Sara
or lnen:l Mary
Goble Violet Ha-
gan
Mary
Skirt },:
Maud
Renovated
Blouse 1. Gobble: 2. Mary
M. Ge
Zerby: 2.
garment: i,
hile
Mary
Hat 1. ¥
Gob
May
1 Her
Baking
Adeline Bradf
sin Albis
Mary
Helen
Canuing Exhibits
s fruit b. Ire
Kathryn
pickie-—1, K
Helden
jelBy or jam i.
Kathryn Bitner;
Eungard,
Canning Projects,
ILishel a
Home
- “ne
st
Shade—Long,
BOALSBURG,
rl gand
Milwnrd
SEEELIMISOTT
friends and
vening
W. and George E
RE |
Altoona
Me
Amin
Vey ana
Haffley
doing some
Ww E
made by
vilies Fey
to
Tuesday,
shopping and visited at the
Gettig home. The trip was
auto
Mre, Che
Rachael
wries
returned
Segner and daughter
Sunday
Mrs,
home from
a visit in Philadeiphin
ner's bro Harry
Wm. Wagner and
cme the home
Wagner,
ind his wife
their
Ream
with
Heun
wife, of
of his
Sunday.
to
who
been
Seg.
ther,
Juniata.
brother,
took
Tussey ville
aged,
sick for
to
to
Samuel J
him
fio
and
along
S00 mother,
Frank
puist
in
has the
two weeks due congested
fiver principally
It soema some one
Well
have a ea it Some or
the yw to get
them. It is reported
stolen Sunday night
is in
and
need of au-
all who
are, but
in to buy
one
Ww.
tomohile tires good,
other
them
that
from
proper
M Go
heen,
An effort
a singing
as teacher
is being made
Class with
This is a
ani we hope many
to organise
Lather
very good move
wilt join In on this
Musser
TUSSEYVILLE,
The funeral of Mrs. Mary
was largely attended. Among
from a distance were John
Mrs. Robert Briock, Boyd Jordan, Jer
sey Shore; William Ripka and sons
Clayton and Lewis, of State College:
William Bottorf and son, of Bellefonte:
Mr. and Mrs. Beck. of Lock Haven:
and Mr. and Mrs, Emenhizer, of Hou
serville. Rev. Wagner, of Boalsburg,
delivered the sermon. .
The school children are enjoying a
vacation this week aw the teachers are
attending Institute at Bellefonte.
Mra, Catharine Mahaffey, of Altoo.
Ishier
those
Bottorf,
na, spent several days with her par. |
ema, Mr. and Mra. William Marts i
Me. and Mra. BE. T. Jordan, son Floyd |
and daughter, spent the week end in |
Berks county and visited with friends |
in Reading and Adamstown, .
SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
Faney Krant Cabbage
100 Pounds for S150
ORIOLE STORES
- —
x=
—
my
THE TIME.
sive
Varieties.
many a scason.
the
$16.75
We
SUITS
1
these impressive clothes,
}
the prices are
$19.75 $25.00
Rust and Black.
AND TOP COAT
You owe it to yourself to come and see
women aiige
* 3
artness ior men and .
on and
Our Line of Sh
inspect
MILLHEIM
—
ed
«re
and
NEVI ADVERTISEMENTS,
DAYS
OCT. 21-28-29
SEATS RESERVED for NIGHT SHOWING
One Show Each Evening at 8.15
indersign-
{ Farm
Mills of
and severn-i ! house with
a Teg
Om -
hose
sid has
concrete
pig pen.
failing
never-fail-
of fruit
iocated
al
house, «For
Hrs agpagny to H. E.
Centre Hall. Pa.
dmo.odd®
The
elo.
nNnever-
of a
All Kinds
The home
100 feet of 2 Un
is
n church;
mvenient to a school
part
BECKENGAST,
When your heart
flutters, and palpitates,
when you're short of
breath and dizzy, when
you have smothering
spells and faint spells,
look out for your heart!
DR. MILES’
has been used with
marked success for all
functional heart
goubles since 1884,
Your druggist sells it at
romance, stir.
spectacular splen-
of glowing
and
wil] seve
in a pleture
ring adventure
dor, you
battles thous.
ands of cannonading
and in band to hand Sghis
grappied galleons and galleases
- Harem slave markets,
Moorish casties—galley ships
seouring the seas for booty, pi-
eraft-—
on land and sea,
warriors,
on
SOPRes,
rates sceuttling treasure
fense moments and romantic
nights in England, scenes of
splendor and beauty in Algeria
and the rolling seas under ithe
fall moon.
With
MILTON SILLS
and a sapporting cast Including End
Bennett, Lioyd Hughes, Wallace
Beery and 3,000 players,
RAFAEL SABATINI'S GREATEST
ROMANCE