THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY. .
sm ag tle Her
CENTRE HALL, PENN A
or ———————
THURSDAY. NOV E MBE R 13
Mellon
194
B. W. SMITE. ....covcensnssrsnsses Bditor
EDW, BE BAILEX......Looal Editor and
Sustnens Manager,
Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hab
as second class mall matter,
the Reporter are $1.50 a year, in advance.
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Display advertising rales made known
on application.
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charge,
Borough Fire Alarm.
In ease of lire in the borough
Centre Hall, the Bradford & Co.
whistle will sound:
Gne long and five short blasts when
fire is seuth of Reformed chureh.
SEE
_ CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Penns Valley Lutheran Charge.
v{Rev. 8. F. Greenhoe, Pastor)
Georges Valley, 10:30 A. M.;
tre Hall, 2:30 P., M.; Farmers
7:30 P. M.
Theme will be:
Love of Christ.”
Cen-
Mills,
“The Constraining
I desire to have e
ent, so far
very press
as possible.
Presbyterian
(Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
Presbyterian—Centre Hall
Pine ‘Grove Mills, afternoon;
evening.
Trinity Reformed
(Rev. Delas R. Keener,
Centre Hall—
$:39 Sunday School.
10:30 Holy Communion.
Friday, 7:30. P. M.,
Service,
Tussey ville—
1:30 Bunday Scheol.
2:30 Church Bervices,
Farmers Mills—
Saturday 1:30,
Pastor)
Preparato
ry
Catechetical
Methodist Eplscopa)
(Rev. H .H Bherman. Pastor)
Methodist — Sprucetown,
Centre Hall, afternoon;
evening.
morning;
Spring Mills,
lH
Evangelical
(Rev. J. F. Bingman. Pastor.)
Centre Hall—
Regular worship
Sunday School at
Tussey ville—
Sunday School at 5:30 A. M
Regular worship at 10:39 A. M.
Egg Hill—
Sunday School at 1:30 P. M.
Regular worship at 2:30 P.
Lemont—
Thank-Offering Service
Evangelical, Spring Mills
(Rev. E. E. Haney, Pastor
Locust Grove—8, 8. at %:30
at 10
Paradise
7:00,
M
M
8:30 A.
30 A
at
16
M.
30
feces
NH 8 at preach
consist
Missionary Institute,
The Young Missionary
stitute of
tral Pennsylvani
29th and 30th of
Pine Street [Lutheran
ville. Each society
egates, with
more members attend the
Friday evening, 28th
fee, $4.00;
Wome An's
Susquehanna
Ww
this n }
hurch Dan-
red two del
of having
ba iq wet on
He
ticket for hanguiet, |
the privilege
tration
50 cents
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Hunter Sleeps at Wheel,
John E. Schroll, of Mt Joy,
fng from a hunting trip In
county, fell asleep at the wheel
automobile early Sunday
His grip on the steering w
ed and the pachine en
curb slong Main
He was badly
Gerner, of Mt
Weaver,
injury.
return-
Centre
of his
morning.
heel loosen
the
Rheoms,
bruised but Frank
Joy and Jay and Abner
of Newtown. sscaped without
ashed
at
into
street
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TUSSEYVILLE
The sad news of the death of Henry
Jordan. of MeConnefl., Illinois, was
received at this place last week. Mr.
Jordan was a former Centre county
boy and was well known throughout
this section on account on sevegal
trips made to the old home.
Great excitement prevadled Satur:
day evening when word was received
here that Charles Stoners house was
afire. The flames were held in check
by residents until a fire engine from
State College came and extinguished
olthem. The bouse is badly damaged
and will’ have to be replaced by a new
one. We all admit that this is a bad
time of year to be burned out,
Mr. and Mra. Wm. Rockey and
daughter, of Altoona, spent Sunday at
the home of the former's parents,
at this place.
Mr. and Mra. C. PP. Ramer and son
Joseph and Charles spent Sunday at
Milroy.
Boise Brown, of Philipsburg, spent
Sunday at the home of KE. T. Jordan
James Spangler, of Juniata, is
spending some time at the home of
. John Fortney,
Those who spent Sunday at the
home of Charles Slnterbeck were Miss.
es Flora and Madle Bedelyon ahd
brother Andrew of Yeagertown; Mr.
and Mrs William Jordan, Mrs Ma-
of Colyer,
DIED IN AUTOMOBILE,
EE
Run-~
for
In Ford Car With Engine
ning—Intended Backing Up
Gas,
Howard Ritter,
died while seated at
the Homan garage. He
drove to the garage from his home at
foot of Nittany din-
mounted and had air tire.
aged
his Ford
Tuesday
seventy vears.
in cur,
noon,
the Mountain,
into a
his chest,
asked the
Car,
put
complained of pain
the
on
mounting
to
ing he would back up for
the attendant then
The engine
still,
minke
and on Car,
the
gus. The car
garageman crank up say -
will ~
ing to the gas pump. Was
running,
this led
but the car stood and
the gas man to an ine
Mr. Ritter
Hmp «at the wheel,
his Mp. The
physician
the
was found
sitting with his
engine
notified.
was
was
and a
The with
Goodhart
wr body driven
to the undertaking estab
burial
Hall
and engaged
work.
and prepared for
Mr
than
Ritter came to Centre more
in
the
years
.
fifteen years ago
of
his second wife, a
varfous kinds Since
of
he
| Two daughters,
| and Mrs. C. E
Were
fow
death few
lived alone.
ago,
Mrs,
Yeatts,
George Ls
of
by
ANE.
Altoona,
sified of the death telephone
ind were expected here about the time
| this issue goes to press to make ar-
| rangements for interment
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DEATHS,
——
STITZER sad
urrea il
M1
it the
An
Penn
Samuel
unusually
Hall,
GG. Stitzer
on Friday.
pts
Xx
age of thirty =i
months, She was stricken w
the Saturday
erything
fever
though ev possible
O save
Inter
Res
§
her life, it was of
¢
made Sun
Hev. E
ment Was On
Grex Valley,
mung
Stitzer wns the daughte
Mrs, Willis
SUry
Hones,
un
ive her, as &
Emma Stitzer, of Roche
so her husband
} oldest being
the baby
Harry. Cla
(, Wetzel
Windsor,
ot week
and Mra COC
reared
husband
and in
Gérberich. Ballefont
Mrs C Holes
reInains were
Intaro
She
in
“iver
Samue
The
where was
dinbetia
dren rvive
held Mon
church, Co
Mi
on
e, al
hedm
Henry
ownship
tf Fer-
home
Mo
4
Fy
Ferguson township until
Fye, a native o
died the
at
Mrs Newlin
about years
the ¢ home
wir 1900, when he removed
where he went into the
business, from which he retired
gix years ago. and since resided
his daughter
He w inited
Sue who
with .
to Miss
him
Three
EE in marriage
Krumrine, preceded to
the grave about SX. years ago
MeCalmont,
of
of Hollkdays-
svive-~Mrs,
Mrs. Mary
Miss Eva,
brother and
daughters
of Pittsburgh; Crouch,
Cleveland. and
Ome four sisters
Adam, of Ne
Mra. Clays
Homan, of
ot
beirg
also survive, namely:
A. B. Struble,
Mm B F
Mra, Kate
vada: Mrs
ton Struble,
+ 1% -
State College; Roan,
Pa.
body
Rochester,
The
where
wns brought to Tyrone,
funeral services were held and
interment made.
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MARTIN
died
Martin
Bel lefonte fro
paralytic stroke which
De
Clinton
Mary
He
ago
survives
Mra, W.
B. Stru-
and W. H., of
“John HMtchinson
at his home in
the effects of a
he suffered 3 months previously,
consed was born near Salona,
of William
aged 70 years,
marriage 51 years
Courter, who
county,
Martin, and was
was united in
to Miss Alice
with the following children:
N. Buck, of Butler; Mrs W.
He of Camden®N. J;
Bellefonte. Three sisters also survive:
Mrs, Mary Crust, of Centre Hall; Mes.
Elizabeth Guyer, of Port Matilda, and
Mrs. John H. Lutz, of Jacksonville
Interment in the Union cemetery,
Bellafonte,
a son and
a
BSNOOK.—Hessie Sheridan, wife of
Stover G. Snook, died at heir home at
7202 Lincoln Drive, Philadelphia, af-
ter a short illness of pneumonia, aged
about 42 years
Mrs. Snook wae known to a number
of * Mlltheim residents, having visited
ther with her husband, who is a na-
tive of that place, at the W. F. Smith
home a number of times during the
pust several years
CE ——
WARNS OF
‘DEADLY MOTOR FUMES
Motorists to Keep Garage Door Open
While Repairing Car,
Frequent police reports of a man or
woman found dead in a garage, With
the engine of the automobdle still run-
ning, has prompted the Department of
Health to again warn carbon
monoxide poisoning.
ure usually reported
of cold weather There
to close the garage door
up the engine or making
to the motor. Director
ther says his warning
door open small
garage
“This
can snuff out a
says Director
against
Such accidents
the approach
is a tendency
while tuning
adjustments
Krusen fur-
to keep the
unventiated
the motor,
is deadly
a few
“The
warming up
foot of
would
small dosed gar-
on
in
in
while operating
poisonous gas
life in
Krusen
horsepower engine
giving off only
bon monoxide
taminate the
age 10 by
in about
i
and
minutes”
small 23
and
one cube CAr-
minute
adr in a
feet, to
three minutes,
per con-
20
This poisonous gas is one
products
of the
of combustion
of
without
give its
with the
affected will
within a short
state be exposed
concentration of the
engime stil running.
accounts for the facet that
medion] ald can
of
great affinity
Efforts at
therefore, futile
incomplete
gasoline, The gas itself is
will
danger
this reason
of
person
odor, and for
victim no warning
the
UNCON SCHoUs
result that #0
become
time. and this
in Lo
Ens
This
a higher
from the
often
Bay
gas
for the
death
ensues before
en. The
depends
be
poisoning the
upon
in the
action
ils
{ TON blood
tion
i “he
the
{
{ing
i
resuscita-
are, often
plan,
[73]
adjustments
refore, be for
max
in a
the should
pubic be cautious about
to
when
automobiles
small garage the doors
ed. Every
equipped
off
be
to
smal!
with
EHTAR
garage should
ventilating devices
Carry exhaust
The
doors
gases when starting
would be
h fi
the engine best
the
the
plan
$ | Tg a. +4 3 4
tO Xeon open until si
time as engine 8 not in
this
mos
observation wRIrming
f wili avoid a repitition of the pure
ivan ble and ventable deaths from
{this cause”
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Killed several
above State
Beptember, all
to date has
ney
tit
¥ has
fx siroxe
Wednesday
long beer
ade a down
town
a wheel chair,
Mera
dna
Howard
ghter,
Herman
Bettie J
Wess
Were gue
raged
The
by the
Western
Sunday
owned
approved
jen Jersey Shore
25.006 bond
1 bullding
Hey Mrs ¥
household fects
Hall if by
Vans, the
and 8 Greenh
thedr brought to Cen
tre vesin gy two
the
train
on moving
in
and in evening minister
and his wife arrived by
Mr. and Mrs
to their new home,
are comfortably hou
modern
Dutrow moved in
ing week They
sed, with all the
in the home
and hot ‘water
Roy
conveniences
light,
heating system.
The
by
electric bath,
annual hunting vacation taken
Iran Stover, raflway mall clerk be-
3
tween Altoona and was
him
oovered
Cumberiand,
Centre Hall, on
when youth. He
jot of rab-
spent by about
territory n
succeeded
bite,
in Kling a nice
tandall Detwiler and James CGent-
.
of Farmers Mills, have succeeded
capturing rRaeoons
zed,
in and some
three
other small within the past ten
They the scarcity of
mbbits to the ravishes of the fox, sald
to
game
days, attribute
be plentifu; this season.
The new hunting camp
Krise place in Seven
built by
at the Perry
Mountains, being
Contractor Williams for a
Pittsburgh party, # wing pushed to
completion. and presents a very hand.
some appearance in its rustic style.
Messrs, Palmer, Carson and Foust se
doing the carpenter work. while Orvis
Horner i& doing the sone work.
Chas. D. Bartholomew, the local in-
surance and real estate agent, distrib
uted a number of handsome imitation
leather portfolios for filing in sepa-
rate compartments valuable papers of
all kinds, among his Insurance friends
On the outside js stamped In gold the
name of the individual, The cases are
doubtless prized by those receiving
them.
Mars. W. A. Odenkirk and Jduagh-
ters, Dorothy, Helen and Sarah, of
Centre Hall, with Eugene Lee, of
Spring Mills, at the wheel, on Friday
drove to Selinsgrove. returning San.
day. While in that place, the Oden-
kirks were guests of Rev, RF. Fet-
tdrolf. who is the principal of the Mii-
mont High school, and an uncle of
Mrs Odenkirk. Mr. Ieee was enter:
tained by Horry Haney, of Spring
Mills, a freshman in Susquebanna Unis
versity,
i.
Tom —
date.
drive that will
and women.
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Red Cross Roll Call
NEVI ADVERTISEMENTS,
FOR
@r,
SALE Hed
Cross heat
wal Condit
with p
ered
we is of"
office
& JOTS,
5
for sale Inquire this
LOW]
Cane,
Fy
wn
hunting
r of the
i; ret
ust
to
Eiven,
FOI BALE
Chesterwhite
Broce W, Ripka
Centre Hall, Pa.
wd
10 &
bay
breeding
mo
owes
oid
30R11,
nths
hone
Bell 'p
LOST
shot gun,
h double, barreled
grade, Hunter 1-
trigger, ejector: in leather
case. Reward of 326 if returned *to
H H Herbster, L Pa. .
I. €. Sm
Specially
automat
{$4
aurelton
roperlty at Centre
land; bullkdings in
Inquire of Mrs
Hall, Pa.
FOR
Him
excellent 4
H
SALE
i
13 acres of
srydition
Charles Foust, Centre
FOR
new steel
BALE
bed
transmission |
P. Phillips,
Ford
and clossd
ton truck,
cab;
will sell
Potters Mills,
FOR
one
but almost
Heek kman,
BALE
Red
Two
ross,
new,
Centre
heater
the other smaller
Inquire of W. QO
Hall, Pa.
n
FAR M FOR —— Farm BOW 00
capied by Thomas Shaeffer is for
rent. For further information
of W, 0. Heckman, Centre Hall
WANTED. $2500 on a new prop
erty costing over $5.000, and will give
as security first mortgage. Inquire
or write The Centre Reporter, Centre
Hall,
Hound, male.
trained and
Prive reasonable. -
Centre Hall; pil
43
a casts
FoR SALE—Two yearling Short-
horn bulls, 16-16th pure bred; good in.
dividual quality, Bell phone.-—Ernest
J. Treaster, Centre Hall, Pa. .
PUBLIC BALE REGISTER.
THURSDAY, MARCH 12. 10 A M,
on the Allison farm at Potters Mills,
by John Fohringer: Farm stock end
implements KE. M. Smith, auet.
FOR SAL B—Blue Tok
8 months old: partially
doing nice work.
Charles 8. Smith,
phone.
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the
doceoseed
of
been
Letters
having
all
debited
{immediate
ed,
BRONCH! TIS
Ls av
Ar
gh. So does *
But these
£ IR Vv 1 easily to the healing
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CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY
Every user is a friend
fig”
of GEORGE lingering
of Centre
H. EM
Had ve
administration on shove estate
duly granted the vign-
knowing themselves
ander
and
the same
those
ha
to present 1%
horse-power wa-
nditior
settlement,
EMERICK
in good © in offered
EMMA J
VERNA M
Admin
Centre
in Sport -
in-
electric wus
Apply ag
a
eYer Jonasson &
1226 Eleventh Avenue, Altoona, Pa.
Many Charming New Styles in
nd Silk Frocks
$19.75 $25.00 $33.00
you will find any number of
suitable for all occasions. Smart things
wear. Gay little frocks for the after:
A tora evening wear.
to note the unfailingly high type of these
material, style and workmanship, the
y low.
For Women and Misses
Dress Shop—Second Floor.
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