THE CENTRE REPORTER.
1580¥D WEEKLY.
B. W, SMITH.....coooverivrssessss Rditor
BDW., EB. BAILEY......Looal Editer and
as second clase mall maiter.
APVEBRTISING RATES. Legal potices,
twenty ceats per lime for three imsertions,
and tem cents per line for each additional
insertion,
insertion; otherwise, elght cents per line;
minimum charge, twenty-five cents.
Display advertising
en applicatien.
rales made known
Borough Fire Alarm.
In oase of fire in the
Centre Hall, the Bradford & Co.
whistle will sound:
One long and two shert blasts when
fire is north of Reformed church;
One ieng and five shert blasts when
fire is south of Reformed church.
_ CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Presbyterian .
(Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
Presbyterian — Lemont,
Boalsburg, afternoon;
evening.
mill
morning ;
Trinity Reformed
(Rev. Delas R. Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
6:45 Organ Recital.
9:30 Sunday School.
7:00 Church
Spring Mille—
9:30 Sunday School.
10:30 Church services
Farmners Mills—
1:30 Sunday School.
2:30 Church Services
Methodist Episeopaj
(Rev. H H. Sherman, Pastor)
Methodist—Centre Hall, morning;
Sprucetown, afternoon;
evening.
Services,
Evangelical
(Rev. J. F.
Lemont—
Sunday School, 9:30 a m.
Regular worship at 10:3p A.
Linden Hall—
Sunday School at 1:30 P. M.
Regular worship at 2:30 P. M.
Tusseyville—
Sunday School at 9:30
10:30,
Regular worship at 7:30 P. M.
Bingman, Pastor.)
M.
A. M.
Prayer Meeting,
Evangelical, Spring Mills
(Rev. E. E. Haney, Pastor.)
S3ethesda—8, 8S. at 9:30
10:30,
Green Preaching
Spring Mills—-8. 8. 1:36:
at
Grove at 36
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206 VOTES N BORO.
Elevem Electors Found Outside
Leading Parties, — Noll
Davis,
Election day in mre H
ways about guietest day
Two
vites were cast
the
Year. hundred
out of a possible 357
ad
Foster and Gitfow, fork and!
the
remem bered
the
bor parties summed
Mr. Noll
Assembly,
CR ‘
dates, were only national
The
SO0ad
candi
dates not + La
lette strength in ist and La-
up qeven votes
Democratic candidate fo:
led the Davis vote by five
The Vote In Detail
PRESIDENT
Republican
Coolidge
and Dumwes,
Democratic
Davis and Bryan
Socialist
La Follette and Wheeler
Prohibition
Faris and Brehm
American
Natioins and Pickett
Labor
La Follette and Wheeler
—————
CONGRESS
Swope
Republican
voted “no” and 11 “yes
Eg
Don’t worry, Smile! The
easy,
rest
——————— AM oS
The world is full of sunshine.
you don't get your share
own fault,
COOLIDGE IS
RE-ELECTED
| Heavy Vote In East and Middle West
Clinches Victory for Republicans,
~La Follette Showing Poor.
~Pennsylvania Gives 5 to 1 for
Coolidge,
A
| sums
New York
of veserday's elec
dispatch from
the
stating that President Coolidge
House, While
not
late
up result
tion hy
will remain in the White
the detailed
this
returns cah be given
at time, there will not be enough
changes from the estimates to change
the result,
{| The
| has carried all
that Cooligde
States
dispatch states
the normally
Republican have made In-
territory, but
parently to no such extent as he an-
the
East, the New
Middle West
what
far West
and may
roads into emocratic ap-
is
York
that it
the delayed
However, result
the
the
no difference
ticipated. “0
decisive in
cestionr and
makes
the show,
of
In all
Const
Jeports from
The
has
bugaboo a House election)
passed,
Pacific
show
of
hoped
probability when |
the figures come in they
will the same complexion asthe]
rest the country, where La Follette
to be strong. La Follette's vote |
generally is a disappointment, not on- |
iy in but in the size |
of looked for
the the East,
Now
the Northwest,
’ % |
the popular vote he n
industrial centers in
Coolidge will carry greater
far
400 0690
York by a figure not from 100,000
Harding got it Davis Is
did both
up-State, Pres.
by
running stronger than Cox
in the big city and
dent Coolidge ought to carr? the Stale
by S040 0600 whereas his predecessor
got it by
La Follette
Ene
Senator
1.100.000."
Party
by
Ahead.
by
Chi-
Looks
ouraged the vote polled
Lax Follette in the E;
the
ast,
La
CHRO
Wheeler
headquarters of Follette.
movement amnmounced that
their political organization would be
kept intact for another try in the
ngresssonal election of 1826 and |
Presidential contest 1928
in
drift to
some parts of the country the
Coolidge was =o overwhelm
that it threatens to rival the Hard-
M1 Harding's
Marion
by a
ing
andsiide of 1920
precinct in was
IN BUCO OT ay ®er
than it gave its native mon
to
own home
state, Massachu
was leading Davis
almost 4 to 1,
14 to 1}
and La
Follette almost in Mame. als
Cool Duvis
Hhode Is
in New
Hampshire more than two to one
Mee advantage ower
to one. In
han tree to one;
mn
Connecticut more than two (oo ohe
+ » ocd ¥
in up-State New York in
President
and
ity the WHS 0
Mr. Davis, although the city
Democratic scandidate a far
proportion of
its vote than did
$
sections of
the State
5 to 1 in Keystone State
first returns from
And small
eturn, Coolidge was leading Davis al-
179,
wad
of the
aA very early
nost four to one in Ohio, with
000 voles counted, Coolidge ad a
of 60.000 over
La
the
Datis and of 55.000 over
of
the
Follette. In Pennsylvania, one
rock-ribbed Repubiican states,
President received five votes to one
for Davis, with La Follette making a
close race for second place
Iviaware’'s first reports gave Cool-
idge more than five to one over Davis
In Kansas the ratio stood at, three for
Indi-
of the
lead was
Coolidge to one for Davia In
ana, with about one-twerntieth
State counted, the Coolidge
A tenth of the precincts
gave Coolidge 111.000;
La Follette, 32.000.
20.000, in
Davis
Char
Hiinois
43.000
8
and
les
for
ahead
Deneen, candidate
25.000
Hepublican
Senatos
of his
With 16.000
homa,
in IHinois, wns
Democratic epponent.
counted in Okla-
Davie lead over Coolidge was a
little over 1000, and Walton was poll.
ing only about half as many votes as
his Hepublican
With
complete,
votes
opponent
the State almost one-fourth
Kentucky gave Duvie 92,400
79.800. In ‘Tennessee,
with about a fifth of the State in, the
count stood 21.000 for Davis to 12.500
for Coolidge.
Smith Elected Governor New York.
Alfred. Bmith was again elected a
Democratig governor of New York;
over Theodore Roosevelt.
and Coolidge
OLMES LEADS NOLL BY 3000.
Lavird Holmes will represent Cen:
tre county in the next 4 Legislature,
having carried Centre county by a nm-
ority of about 3.000 over his Demo.
cratic opponent, William H, Noll .
Swope, Too. Elected
William 1. Swope, Republican can-
didate for Congress in this district,
was also re-elected by a large major:
ity over Edward R. Benson, the Dem-
ocratic cdndidate for that office,
I A PSII.
vv Notlee,
During the past years, buildings on
Grange Park have been broken (nto,
property maldously and wilfully de
stroyed, and should these depredations
continue an appeal will be made to
the proper authorities and the guilty
persons dealt with according to Jaw.
#4
Beoretary of Encampment and
Committee, :
i
PINE GROVE MILLS,
Everybody who had a gun or could]
borrow one struck for the woods the |
first day of the hunting season. R. |
KE. Reed got the limit of squirrels by
1 o'clock: Bamuel Fleming got the lim:
it; Melvin Peters. H. PF.
E. Irvin a turkey;
Elder also got
Mr. and Mrs J,
daughter
Gearhart and |
each shot George |
turkey.
F. SBaussecman and |
and David Harpster
excursionists to Phil- |
adelphinon Sunday. |
Mrs. Nannie
i
Sarah
were among the
Potter attended the fu- |
neral of Mrs, Mary Goodhart, at Cen-
Hall, on Monday.
Farmer Morris Bohn, of
hands with
tre
Aaronsburg i
wns shaking old friends
here last week.
Thomas Williams, of Altoona, visited
Harry,
sick
and Elmer
his brother, J.
Among the
MoCollister
W. F. Thompson and
new Willys Knight,
western part of the state
Wm. H. Noll,
for Asembly, was here last week look-
bis
them
on Tuesday.
Mrs, tobert
arr.
are
their
the
week,
wife. in
motored to
Inst
Democratic candidate
political fences, and
in good shape,
looked for
reviving
ing after
found
The
Friday
The
long shower came |
vegetation,
mis
night,
Auman flouring is under:
E.
annual rounds for the fall assessment. |
Mrs. H. M. Mrs
Mary Ryan visited friends Philips- |
A ssessor CC. Musser is making his
Hosterman and
in
burg last week.
A
M.
new piano has been placed in the |
BE
WwW.
Mrs
church,
MceWilliams
Potter,
H.
{
|
daughter,
3
|
EK
Harry
and
attended the fu- |
of
neral Emerick at Centre
Hall,
Frank
Ford sedan
Mr
iearge i
:
ORr, :
Mra
Edward
and
Mra
the Lumber
dav of
Fred
wheel
Mr
EA Isenburg
Frank
fo
and Mr, |
motored
the
friends
and
City firs
spend
the week with
Gearhart is manipulating
of
and Mrs
touring
a new Maxwell car
Ellis Bierly, who have |
been the Pacific Coast the |
home, it
The
Liberty
of |
a4
David Roald,
nimrods
vernvrable one
oldest
by
Inst week
The old
and keeps his Marlin |
for
Ww
hip's
daughter
the |
in i
years, accompanied his
Mra
Ww
still
Burke,
R. Port In
full of
spent nt
rie nimrod
pe
order the
Mrs
visting
their
charge
in prime
Mr
inst
unt
and 8 Markel spent
week relatives at Johns
absence Samuel
of
Martz, of
Mra
entertained |
town During
Markel the
Mr
and
= In FEL LO
Mess Paul Cleve
Mr
Altoona
arid
Ohdo, and and Mort s |
of
the J
Fred
Any
Mr
Fast
J. M
Smith Were
Rn
Musser, of
at Smith home, Sunday
Indiana, Sun
E
Mra Harry
N. J, and
of Tyrone enter. |
W. 6. Gardner Monday
homestead in the Glades
append
with his uncle M usmer
of
Mrs
Gardner
Mr
were
and
Orange and
{heen
Mrs
the family
J A
an
tained by
CE
eed and chum CHRme oer
f Sunday with |
fre Johnstown to spend
relatives
J. PF
and
Myeds. C. H
{tT hrysler ©1
and Mrs Meyer
wife, in their new
motored to Capetewn Monday to
Mary
of
George
aunt Lutts, who is ill
stroke paralysis
the restaurant and
accept
and has entered
Reed quit
ice cream busipess to a posi
as game warden
He and his family will
and Mre J. F.
WwW. R
Mr.
tion
on his duties
Meyers
Port, of
Reed in
reside with Mr
on East Main street
ck Springs. succeeds
the réstaurant business.
Hubler brothers, of State
purchased the Eimer
near Boalsburg. Mr. and Mrs
man anticipate a trip to the west and
likely the Coast before settling
down
Mra J
from
College,
Rossman farm
Ross
to
1. Reed, while picking grapes
Indder, thrown to the
ground, sustaining several fractured
ribs and ‘other injuries,
As has been thier custom, the Mo-
dock hunting club and their friends
treated themselves to the 53rd annual
banquet in the style of an oyster sup:
per, Baturday evening.
“Squire Dreese and daughter
spendifig a week with the former's
duughter, Mrs. Helen Ard. at the Na-
tional bapital, Washington, D. C.
George Houser and Charles Grove
of Freeport. IH, visited old friends in
the valley jast week. having been call-
od to attend the funeraj of the Mite
David Houser.
The Chautauqua held here
week proved to be the best ever.
Forty guarantors secured thg return
of Chautauqua for 1926. The newly
electdd officers are RH. M. Krebs, pres
ident: J. C. Corl, vice president; B.C.
Musser, treasurer; George Burwell,
secretary, 5
5
a was
are
Inst
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
In the estate of GEORGE H. EM-
ERICK, Mite of Centre Hall Borough,
decensed lv »
_ Letters of administration on shove estate
faving been duly granted the undersign-
ed, all persons knowing thomaselves In.
debted to the estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those baviag
claims aghinet the same to present them
duly suthenticated for settlement.
EMMA J. EBMBRICK,
VERNA M. EMERICK.
Administratrix,
¥
in
divem
tre
¢
year
Mr
holds
First
orn
ix
Mrs
man
Nieman’s Department Store
Offering $60,000 Worth of
Women’s and Men's Wearing Apparel
for About $40,000
The Great Sale Beginning TODAY at
Millheim’s Leading Department Store
We never complain of any conditions that bring the greatest good
to the greatest number. There was real joy for everybody in the
sunny days of October. While all of us enjoyed the weather only
our customers may enjoy the fortunate result of it.
We are short of our Winter garment sales quota for the season to
date. Co-operating with our manufacturers who were holding
some of our re-orders, we plan on a Two Weeks’ drive that will
more than make up the deficiency.
Such clothing Values in quantity have not been offered at this time of year.
Buy your Winter Clothing Now, when such won-
derful opportunities are offered men and women.
Remember, the whole winter is ahead of us.
D. J. NIEMAN
‘““‘Always Reliable” MILLHEIM
imi
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL | MARRIAGE LICENSES, |
1C. Nevin Kryder William sport |
BB. Foreman Centre Hall
new
NEV ADVERTISEMENTS,
on—
FOR BALE~~Fourd
Savilia
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at the
Saturday
wil
Fis)
ner,
reset wow]
Peters Woodland
Hummel
Holand
| Beasie Woodland
Philipsburg |
Phill
Northamer
Hoffer
Tunick
Vrobleski
i Munro
election received Hazel
ATE
Hall
refurne were
peburg
over the several me
Saerch Gustave Winburne
o'clock
everybody was
A Annas Osceola
that theyes had been an un.
Have n
Haven
George Shoemaker Lock
HepubMoean victory
| Bisie Benehof Lock
Cen
Mary |
returned |
uiove
Mins
being at her home
Ea ———
Expression of Thanks,
Mra. Emma J. Emerick and
few weeks,
on Tuesday, again
she 1
time
daugh
Here ; hee 1 ! ’
Vylapiy Min Deen SAY iter, Miss Verna M., take this method
wt of the during the past
lof expressing thanks to aM their neigh
Ww more * bors and friends for kindnéesses shown
their
death
Mra © Ww
Miss Margaret
Tuesday
the
and
service
bereavement due
H
| husband and father, respectively
STOPS CROUP
Mothers want it, for it Quickly
clears away the choking phlegm,
stops the hoarse cough, gives rest.
fal sleep. Safe and reliable.
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY
No Narcotics
during
the
and Swartz and recent
Hail
were in Cen- | to of George Emerick
Mr
State
N31 RALE ae T'S
on Swarty FOR BALE--8Biue T9
: E meomths old i
a powition in College
Nationa!
of effi
bank is giving long
eng
daughters
John
wives.
Annie Homan and
ard Vera, and sons and
Homan, with their at
A. B. Btruble, of State O
Centre Hills Country
Chi»
Club, at}... —
FOR BALE--Royal Red Cross heat-
er, with pipe in good condition, is of
ered for sale. Inquire at this office.
dinner, Wednesday evening. |
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