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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY.
/ CENTRE HALL, PENNA.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8 1924
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of
mill
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.
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UROH APPOINTMENTS,
Penns Valley Lutheran Charge.
(Rev. 8. F.
Spring Mills, 10:30 A. M.
Tusseyville, 2:00 P. M.
Theme: “A call to service.”
Hall, 7:30 P. M.
First Christmas
Greenhbwe, Pastor)
Centre
Theme: Sermon
Presbyterian
(Rev. J. M. Kirkpatnic
Presbyterian -— Lemont,
Boalsburg,
evening.
1
Ae
Pastor)
morning .
Hall,
afternoon; Centre
Trinity Reformed
(Rev. Delas R. Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
8:30 Sunday School.
7:00
December
Christmas
Memori
Junior Ch
tide
Spring Milis—
1:30 Sunday School.
2:30 Church Bervices
Farmers Mills—
9:38 Sunday School,
10:30 Church services
Evangelical
(Rev. J. F.
Lemont—
Bunday School at A. M.
Bingman, Pastor.)
#:30
Election of 8
Linden Hall—
Sunday School at 1:30 P, M.
Regular worship at 2:30 P. AM
Centre Hall—
Sunday School, 9:30
Christmas
a m
Entertainment,
Evangelical, Spring Mills
(Rev. E. E. Haney, Pastor.)
Judge Arthur C. Dale
Governor Pincha did
cast in i
the matter of
of Judge Henry
Thursday 1»
pointed Art
Judgeship
Means—g
the
to the pleadir
the ¢
head of
and name
the
NOring
Wi
reat
Governor
he would
standing the
the
The
Mr
county
ters at
Republican memd
appointment wa
Dale
to
was the only
support Pinchot
the primaries,
ficient
is the
those
the appointment
grounds. This
this present
Mr. Dale
ney of Centre
1923, and since
year has held
Republican he
and Prohibition nominee, and
on the Republican primary th
Mr. Love was endorsed by that
At the general Dale
feated the Republitan nominee
Dale filled the office
was successful In De
violators and convicing
of murder. .
The new Judge is a son o
Clement Dale, Ewa. and
tween thirty-four and thirty five
ten yemrs younger than Judge
at the time of his election
Mr. Dale #8 a clean-cut
and held in high esteem.
At present there js much oppodition
to Judge Dale, largely .on ° account
his youth and inexperience. The
come of the sessions of court he will
preside at before the primaries will
have much to do with his chances of
meeting successfully the rather vaunt
ed challenge of Harry Keller, Esq.
for the Republican nomination for the
Judgeship next summer.
—————— As.
Hunter Wounded,
James Bulllck, of Reedaville, is a pa
tient at the Lewistown hospital with
two dus of lead in the flemhy part of
the left leg, above the' knee. sustained
on Wednesday morning of last week
when a rifle in the hands of LI. Peffer
of Granville was accidentally Hecharg-
el Mr. Boltlok, who is about 40 years
old and master mechanic at the Stand
ard Steel Works, was hunting with
the Bullick crowd on Stone Mountain,
one of the Seven Mountains A num-
ber of hunters had been making their
way over some rough territory when
Mr. Peffer fell and Ws gun was dis.
charged. The bullet struck a stone and
shattered, scattering the pleces of lead
and two of these in a half moon shape
plerced Mr. Bullick's leg above the
knee. Dr. Kohler rendered first ald
and Mr, Bullick was sent to the hos-
reason for ons
Governor to ti
wh OTe CRD may
anlely
the
Governor
mM
Was ele
Cosine y
#
the beginning of
that office Althoug
wns the remo ra tie
wae also
4
we
election M
Mi
accemably, and
wevuting booze
one defendant
the late
be
years
Quigle
Personally.
ba
wed
YOUnNngE man
of
out
DEATHS,
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Motz. n
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in
MOTZ ~~Thomas Benjamin
substantial and highly respected
zen of Miltheim, dled at his home
Mitthelm, of paralysis,
Mr Motz was a
Phoebe (Hosterman)
born in Haines township,
on August 31st, 1848,
the time of his death
4 months and 3 days
In fe he attended
St. finishing later at
lend After his
number of
svivania's oil flelds near
hia Noah Weaver,
In went west
spending next decade
through Colorado,
and the Coeud
settling finally
where
of Samuel and
Motz, and was
near Wood-
making his
Veurs,
=n
ward,
age at 16
‘
school at
the New
schooling.
in Penn
Clarion, with
early
Paul,
in academy.
he spent a years
uncle,
1860 to Colorado,
in prospect
Wyoming Mon-
de Laine Mount-
in 1880 Lend
he operated the
he
he
ing
tana
ains, in
Colorado,
sHver
April 17th,
marringe to Mary
Penn township, residing
1509 Pens Oreek
the iatler
was a
ville,
mines,
1890, he was united in
Elmira Stover, of
from 1893 to
mills, and re
to Miliheim.
member of the
Reformed oburch at Miltheim,
township offices,
dman
hrisolie
On
near
moving in year
Deceased St
John's
held
Various wis i
borough and was
high
neighbor
formezy COUN
leader
Mill
pirblic-
esteem as a Civ
With
of
ned In
ined his dedth
its leading
He
m loses one
spirited citizens is survived on
the
d
services werd held from
of deceased, conducts
of
the
A. McClel
Reformed oh
»
an the He
irge, Inter
Mra, Elizabet
Charles
BRESSLER
Ww
1
Miles
Imogene ’
Mme Ea
Sewickley
and
fied az 5
the
Waoodiawr Beaver
the 1 sty i
the parents
T Haines tov
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Resume,
Stone Quarry to
hundred
wy
iy
re- Min
e 1
A Ml AAS
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
Brandt
jo Krebs
whore
Pi
Sori Mills
irn
ng
Clon
I. Bal Hawk Hun
Hawk
Roberts Run
Bratton
Vroblesk;
Mills
Milis
: Osceola
M Osceola
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FARMERS MILLS
Mra. William
Margaret
Helen
with James Scholl
Mra, Paul Harris
spent a week with
seholdl
as Beholl
Mr arid and
lrughte
S
and the
spent a
Scott
former's
sister, few
Hoott, duys
Joan
daughter
cousin, Marg-
and
her
returned home to
Sunbury after a three
and
Pry
weeks vi
My
the
friends reatives,
# been in health for
A Mn A AAAS.
SIMPLE PRAYERS BEST.
these
In
oon
days when it is not
praised
prayers,
aornatness
un-
be
“*benutiful by
meant of
refreshing and time
has seen At to
prayers, like that
of Christian
to hear a minister
cause of
his
Deagutitul’” dwdng
phir wecioRy, it ie
iY that clergyman
that simple
by the Founder
Dost,
Prayers hardly
studied omtory. Those that corn e
the heart not infrequently are
marked by unconscious eloquence. But
it W contrary to the spirkt of Chris-
tianity that one should compose sup
plications to the Almighty with re
gard to what men will think of them
rather than to ho wthe Diety will view
them And it is to be feared that it is
the effect on the congregation raher
than the effect on God which is in the
minds of the authors of some of these
dlaborate prayers against which we
are warned. Moreover, the effect of
such prayers on the congregation is
likely to he other than that which the
minister intended, for the very come
plexity of the language may divest
the listener's thoughts from God to
the orator,
Christhing have heen counselled by
the Supreme Authority on such mat:
ters fibt to pray ostentatiously, as the
hypoeries do, “that they may be seen
of men” but to address God in the
simple, earnest way In which a child
would present a plea to his father.
‘And it would seen that that advice
was intended to apply to public pray«
ers as well as to those spoken In the
secrecy of the closet.
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leclare
taught
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are a Mt study for
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WORKERS AND |
YOUNG PEOPLE'S INSTITUTE
Committees of Religious
Reformed Church
Interesting Program.
Education of
Put Through
week, a
Pn
and
Thursday of last
instructive and
Sohool
All day on
very
rents,
Young
Reformed
of the
Education of
successful
Workers
held In
the
Religious
Church
People's Institute
Church under
commities
the West
cousperation with
was
the is
prices on
Susquehanna
the
Education
Dr
iZious
Classis in depurt
of
Reformed
of the
Pet
Education for
ment leligious
Church Charles
director’ of Re
Section
ers
the
Church,
Institute
Heformed
of
evening
Eastern of the
had genera thie
The’
wore
supervision
morning and
Sessions of especiid interest 10
parents and church schood workers,
while the
larly planned fx
The different
ly number of
eVening program was partic
the Young
revealed a
pr
churches of
»" people
roll eal good ~
esent from
district
delegate
the Reformed the
The morning
ducted by the Rev
Three
onducted
should
Sunday Schoo
“How «
vided
devotions Were Con
Clarence Hahn, of
miteresiing confer
“What co
between t
Reading
Snces were « on
operation there be ie
and the Church
an trained leaders
organized
“How can the
adequate Hel
These discussions were
by Rey WwW. E
Haven: Hev, E
oil rnd Tle Vv
oF
®
for
and
Vide
vely
ogre,
Boaisbur
At
whom
the
Rev
ning
Ww
tn——— 5 A] SOAS
Beaver Colony,
to
Correct
habits that induces
and heartless pers
breast of the beavers
ire disappointed in the
will
disturbed
Hittle
when
animals
If you chance to see nm
and houses do not forget that there
a heavy
home
injury
Porianity or breaking un
&,
:
‘ beaver
as well as for doing the
——————
FAD SWEEPS COUNTRY.
Thousands and Thousands
Ing to Solve Cross Word Puzzles.
Within the
his
tune hat
try from
sntdonal
NEW
of
een a
the
COR
of
memory man
fad
entire
with the
Cross word
you go, in
there
never prenst -
before or
hak swept coun
Costs to sen
popularity puz
zies. Everywhere
ter what of life, you
cross word puzzle fans Hy
sans. No village or
gmall
persons
no
walk find {
the thou.
seve to
no
be
hamlet
exempl
excviusive
CRON De Strangely,
Coss word pussies date
origination of script, the
en on mighty hold on the
Jongg and Bridge have been pushed
aside and even the radio has found a
competitor in the Mscinating, intrig-
wing study of the elusive words to fill
the horizontal and vertical Ss uares,
The pastime has assumed mich enor:
mous proportions that the New York
American is now publishing a new
cross word pusgle every day
week, with a bigger, better,
kind on Sunday,
Puzzdes in ie daily American
printed the day following the appear
ance of the pussle, Anybody “who
not solving cross word pussies these
days Is behind the times. But they
need not stay behind the times The
New Ydrk American will keep them
up to date.
he
of
to
too to be
too
it
Or
inasmuch as
back to the
fad has tak-
people. Mah
in
AAA A PAAR
Candles at Coldren Restaurant,
Candies in one to five pound boxes;
choolntes. These candles are afl of
the best grades. Oranges in quantity,
The biggest and best quality of oye
ters evre mold here —~Coldren's Restau
rant, Centre Hall ,
WAN Tenant «& four-
and
RENT Brocker ww large
One
Asronsburg,
it
| FARM FOR The
hoff farm, 3 miles Last of Centre Hall horse for
of the Farmers Write or phone J M Brockerhodt, one nal Iie sith of
Company of Bellefonte, Pa. inquire Peopirter office,
held in the pr —————
Court House, | FOR BALE-—~Double barrel 12-g
January 12th, Richa shot gun; a good one,
of 10 A.M, at 1 price Joseph Lulz Cen
decoction of twelve Hai Z
ensuing ven
MITCHELL,
FISHER,
ANNUAL
annual election
Fire Insurance
County
(irand Jury
Bellefonte,
16925,
nrd
ELECTION, Penins Valley
The
Mutual
oe
Contre wil be
Room. -
Monday,
between the hours
12 M. for the
directors for the
GEORGE
FRANK M
Becretary,
Hol
FOR BALE-—A few purebred
ball
ad
oe stein calves whose dams are
the
thelr
ing and is
for $106,000,
Hall, Pa.
county and
{he tre
breeding in
May
son
John
»
Hire iw Echo Byivia breed
of a bull that sold
AGENTS
fr
“a Hell guaranteed hosiery
sty
Pres,
Lent
“1
Snaveldy 5 < y
n Ye drect mi mill to wearer: all en
and colors: salad for
y
nours
paid ful: time
and
—— Eno ; short time for samples
A. M, ker Mills, Pa MILLS, 741,
west of "
= | Meiss’ Store Is Headquarters
or Christmas Goods
BpAre no money needed
¥
» INTERNATIONAL
Norristown,
FOR BALE-—Upright mahogany case
in use oh Par-
Potters Zt"
PUBLIC SALE REGISTER.
TUESDAY, Pa.
on the Bpicher
Old Fort,
Team
MARCH
farm, 3
H. Horner
mitles,
3rd, 10
miles
John
fine horses,
tractor,
har
Smith
farming Implements: first-class |
ness, ete, Clean-up snle, KE. M. |
nuct
A. M.,
Mills, |
and
THURSDAY,
Allison
Fohr
E
MARCH
farm
12, 10
Potters
#wtock
auct
on the at
by John inger: Farm
Implements, M. Bmith,
NEVI ADVERTISEMENTS,
SALE
B
FOR
"hitmer
CGiood bronze turkeys
RD, 2}
prepare for
$1600. Ex
free
Grove, Bpring Mills,
CANDIES, FRUITS, NUTS
MECHANICAL TOYS
OYSTERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Also, a Full Line of Groceries
MEN BOYS,
ay 9
Tos
Sal.
For
G9
18-35
Gr exams
CO UNNecessnry partic
wrile
jarrister |
Gre
“iT 1
White
Centre |
FOR
Leghorn
Hal Rn
SALE
Hens
Ome ndred
John Snavely,
FOR BALE
gn loca it the home
BOTVIOes
t Bloom
vd
G. R. MEISS :: COLYER
fr x _ ¥ ww
Walter |
.
Centre sHR2.
Old Santa Says,
He’s Almost Ready to Start
-
AH! But won't the kiddies and grown-ups be glad to see Old Santa! If they would know all
the nice gifts I have purchased and the usefu; things In my pack, some of my friends wouldn't
be able fo sleep!
But I am not quite ready to start Tomorrow I am going to spend most of my time
STORE
Merchandise
and money at
NIEMAN’S DEPARTMENT
for they certainly have the Best Assortments and Most Reasonable
All you MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN in the County s and also with sach
to OLD SANTA advises his to GO TO
Prices on Good for
courteons salespeople
sErYe your friends
A REAL CHRISTMAS STORE
Judging from our Fall business, this will be the BIGGEST CHRISTMAS
in the history of the Store.
every want, many
We are ready not only with our Excellent Stock of Dependable, Guaranteed Merchandise, but
with the usoal NIEMAN'S SERVICE. for which this store Is famous,
TI - —
.. SUGGESTIONS FOR XMAS GIFTS ..
FOR MEN FOR WOMEN | FOR CHILDREN
SUITS COATS OVERCOATS
DRESSES
FURS
BATHROBES
GLOVES
POCKET-BOOKS
HANDKERCHIEFS
SILK UMBRELLAS
SWEATERS
BED ROOM SLIPPERS
SHORE SILK PETTICOATS
HANDKERCHIEFS SILK BLOOMERS
’ JOS TN
UMBRELLAS GOLOSHES
JK AND WOOLEN HOSIERY
CUFF LINKS, ETC. SILK AXP WOOLEN }
ETC
'NIEMAN’S
DEPARTMENT STORE
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BOYS
BOYS SUITS
OVERCOATS
PA BOYS AND GIRLS
NECRWEAR SWEATERS
PAJAMAS and KIMONAS
COATS
Ge 8
LOVE DRESSES
SWE! {RN
WEATF BATHROBES
HOSIERY HOSIERY
SCARFS HANDKERCHIEFS
SHIRTS
BATHROBES
All Kinds of
INFANTS CLOTHING
For THE FAMILY
RUGS
BLANKETS
COMFORTS
“Always Reliable”
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