THE OENTRE REPORTER ISSUED WEEKLY. CENTRE HALL, P A. THU RSDAY, MARCH 26, Proprietors Editor ( Local Editor and SMITH & BAILEY, EDW. E.“BAILEY....- { Business Manager Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hab as second class mall matter, TERMS. —The terms of subscription to the Reporter are $1.00 a year, in advance. ADVERTISING RATES. —Legal notices twenty cents per line for three insertions, and ten cénts per line for each additional insertion. Local notices accompanying display ad- vertisemeiis, five cents per line for each insertion; otherwise, elght cents per line; minimum charge, twenty-five cents. Display advertising rates made known eu application. Borough Fire Alarm. In case of fire in the Centre Hall, the Bradford & Co. whistie will sound: One long and two short blasts when | fire is nor*h of Reformed church; One long and five short blasts when fire ts south of Reformed church. mill | Sunday Church Services Penns Valley Lutheran Charge. (Rev. 8. FP. Greenhwe, Pastor) Presbyterian (Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor) Presbyterian — Boalsburg, afternoon; evening. Lemont, morning ; — Trinity Reformed (Rev. Delas R. Keener, Pastor) Centre Hall— §:30 Sunday School 6:45 Organ Recital, 7:00 Church Services, Spring Mille— 9:38 Sunday School. 10:30 Holy Communion. Friday, 7:30. P. M., Service. Farmers Mills— 1:30 Sunday School. 2:30 Church Services CONFERENCE Preparatory ENDS AT CHAMBERSBURG. Central dorse Methodists In- Plans, ~New Pennsylvania World Appointments, Court Resolutions indorsing the Court under the Harding - conkifi Cation Hughes pian, i | reduction of arman ue of Nations 3 CGosing session sylvania Conference Episcopal Church, held burg. shop William F presided at the conferen Following are the pointments in the new cally: ® Lewistown fields of Bellefonte. Glen Campbell, Lock Haven, Kahler, Lock Haven Cireuigy Wm. 8. Rose Saldha and Lamar. H. 8. Taylor lLawureiton, Milton, J. Penns Valley, R. Stout. Max Lantz Collins EE Joseph Hazen, State College (Student tor), Ed win H Pine Special Witman. Mills, F. B. Norris appointments r i M Bible Emer Grove Jattenhouse, professor Enelish Pennsylvania, State College: Karnes, Home for of Tyrone: C. W. Karns, Intendent of Children's Home of Pennsylvania: Dr. J. B. Stein Boar@ of Philanthropies, office in Harrisburg; Dr. M. B. Swartz. edi son superintendent Aged, retary of Washington Rev, E. C. or religious education Harr fice, E. E. Harter, field Children's SBaciety By a vote of 164 to 34 the conference tor-manager Christian Advocate: Kebock, direct- shurg of Secretary Home voted in favor of admitting Yaymen to conference The ay win until the general conference has nid down rules and conditions the men will take conferencs deliberations, representation, men not be admitted under which iny- part in the The conference by a unanimous vote went on record the union of the North and South chur h Conference decided that tees should make the degision as to the disposition of the $4,500 from the Swallow Hin. There were present at the conference, ninety -gey- en of whom were delegates, A A ————— 59th Wedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim KK. Pleasant Gap, recently brated their 50th wedding anniver- sary, receiving congratulations from their many friends» The aged coule have never had a death in the family, being the parents of eight children, all Hving and doing well-a compliment to their parents and a credit to the dommunitiesd in which they tive, as favoring the truss received home, in Camp three hundred laymen Keller, of quietly cele- DEATHS, CAMPBELL.~Willam 1. station Campbell, agent at Coburn for a number of years, died Friday night of the had In good health some time, from neu- ralgia heart. He not been for was not but his condition thought to have been so serious; death came very un expecedly to those around him. His age was some Mr. Campbell the Before Mills he offices, He that HiXly years. the railroad was long in en - ployment of Pennsylvania company, befing appointed ag ent at Spring was in the Williamsport preferred “a station to of, regular office work. From Spring Mills he wus transfer- red to Coburn. He was an exacting with the station agent, strictly complving the time being courtegus to the the set rules of company, at same the pa- trons of road, but permitted ' no indulgences. Deceiised was a native of Lycoming There survive him a widow fand two daughters: also a son by a former marriage. Intement was made Monday forenoon in the cemetery at | Millheim, Rev. C. F former Catherman, a pastor, having charge of the Ceremonies, —— SOLT.—The following is Frederick Saturday, reprinted News, refers to the | from the (Maryland) issue of and death of a former resident here who will be recalled by many of the read ers of this Jacob RB INL Der Salt died at the 2 Mrs, Charles N street, at 10:45 o'- home his daugher Daugh erty, East Patrick Friday night, and 13 He was a 1 clock months days of Centre Hall.Cen- during the native county, and farmed { Be. later he en ler part of his the. contracting business, three mil Tyrone rwards conducted a merchand he seventies graded Lewisburg and Centre Hall, and in 1889, « land Bolt Was at various times mous enterpr wee Hhased the hes (Ypossur the death then disposed property THY Inte Frederi 1nd smdducted Market Street, ago. He spent and daughers, last ten days was a member Methodist cherch and Bible class, and was a pleasant versationalist, with wonderful ¥ of the past tre Hall he was dist Sunday rvivesd hy two sons of Gettysburg, and James E f this city, and one daughte Mre. Charles Daugherty. aleo of Fred erick: one and four master thers who Bva 11 leliefonte Wii lamaport, and Ely ria, The ifternoon Oe Monday house smetary. funeral will take place with services at the Interment in Mt Olivet KORMAN Hartsock ley Monday, t+ resident of Bel children and cream cone man,” heart attack which date death He burg. a Korman, While attending the J sale in Buffalo Run Val. Charles Wesley Korman. lefonte, known to al many adults as the “fre with a imme was seized caused his near Aarons and and was in Year of life. His first wife, Mary Jane Witmer. died in Feb ruary, 1910 The children surviving to that marriage are: Mra. Margaret Kelley, Clayton, Mrs. Ira Wright and William, of Bellefonte: Charles, of Milesburg, and State Col Elizabeth Beck, hildren was horn son of Daniel both his seventy first Rebecca deceased. Verda, of wife, oater Eighteen brothers also irtin: Ira, of Oak f Btate College held Thursday interment at Myers teed O. Steely officiating former resident of with these both at survives home and four John, of y Hall rid Funeral grandchildren survive Lyman, o HOrvioes were afternoon tery, Rev Mr. Korman Milesbhurg ceme was a STOVER born in Penn 1838, Med of an illness of of Inst Btover. 13th, after leorge ower township, October plural pneumonia five days. on Thursday week, aged 86 months and 6 days. He was the son of Philip afd Catharine the second of a fandly of children, all preceded him to Years, § Stover, nine of whom 1867 who the grave. In he married Eve D, ded October 20, 1909. He is survived by and L. E. Stover, bith of Milheim, and by twelve grandchil dren and twelve great grandchildren. He was an ardent Christian and a Yife- long member of 8t. Paul's Lutheran church at PFeidler, Funeral services were held Saturday morning in the Lutheran church at Millhetm, and dnterment made in the Fairview cemetery at that place. A A A IAAT The Fisher property at Penn Hall, destroyed by fire, was Insured by Mr. Fisher for $1600. The place will bo Hosterman, two sons, M. O. Btover tenanted by Mr. Zettle as planned, originally Township Voeatlonal Basketball Season, ago the basketball schedule boys and girls of the Gregg Vocational BSchool A week for both Township came to a close, The Benson girla hade a very successful games follows: playing six and wine ning six games, as 85. M, State College. .....10 to Miffiinburg ......21 to State Callege ....25 to lehershurg ......%1 to MifTlinburg .....10 to tebersburg. ...24 to made up of the fol- Violet Ha- Opp Jan. 3 Feb), 6 Feh, 20 Feb, 27 March 6 Maych 13 The lowing team was players: Forwards Hosterman; guards Bittner: gan and Lodie Mary ter, Bernadine Long and Kathryn con - Wagner; glide center Orie Wagner, In addition the fol Berna Mary lorence Smith, substitutes: Condo, Ella Albright, Weaver, Gladys Zerby, F Ix rothy Miss forward for lowing served as Lee, Hagan was the outstanding genera; playing ihility She scored inMvidual scoring. 104 points in the six games. The boys’ team was not quite as suc- ia the girl team. for they lost out of the hand, Jt four games cleven played. other WAS necessary to bukld an enirely new team, for the en graduated last nid results of the tire team of a vear ago Consequently with a new inexperienced team the discouraging The games played, with 1s follows Alumni Burnham Haven Nort State College Lawek Haven Noi MiMinburg Lok Hebershiurg Rebershursg tonm wa ge recieongnst Melvin Grove pias a forward run points whi second badly mut mton Was necessary was operating Known roast mitten pened Wednesday Mr Confer Spring Mille Dr. H 8 Braucl ing physician I Aor ——— Shirey Home Burned, The Shirey Owned home, near Stormstown., and occupied by D. 8 I. Shirey, destroved by and © brothers. was fire on Bunday The fire Just be. fore the noon hour, to have originated from a the roof, The the fire ing on which was of chest nut shingles alone at the men were place when occurred. were unable to save much of the fur niture. A player piano, however, gotten out, but not without almost one of the men The structure was undoing of frame, and well preserved It heat, which Farmers Mutual company, was equipped with $900 steam for There was insurance was held in F. M. Fish A AANA POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS COURTS OF CENTRE COUNTY I hereby announce my candidacy subject to the decis the Democratic voters as ex in 1925. Your vote, influence and = most amd respectfully solicited In the event of my nomination. and my November, | courteous, prompt, eam: election in solemly pledge a W. HARRISON WALKRIL Balletonte, Pa —— —— — wo — NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, FARMS AND PROPERTY WANT: Write for blank. Smith Farm Agency, 1407 W. York St, Philada.. Pa. MAN WANTED as agent to handle farm buyers this section. Write Smith Farm. Agency, 1407 W. York st, Phil \ WINTER MILD, Second to Warmest February in Fifty Yearse—Wintry Weather Began Late and Ended Early. 1924-25 § Several forecasts of unusually we verse winter wenther this year were Independently and without the the Wedther States I=partment of Ag made authority of fureau of the United They by the riculure, have been entirely dspapven records Wintry ed early, It as not that wenither began late and end- until he of December severe wenther gan in Montana and other states, whence it of the boundary other parts country. Temper atures remained low until the the monh, moderating January, although fin the Atlant Mates for December The the temperature the Const mean was above January mean tempemture normal over three area of the country and in the remaining two-fifths temperature set in over almost whole country in the last week of Jan without inter Fehruary, uary and continued ruption throughout for the month, two «dave at the close of the Snowfal; for the eountry winter as a whole was iwlow execpt for the region from the Ohlo valley northeastward England, where the fall greater than normal widespread ood ing February, 1825, remarkably smal; i local cold waves and fined mostly to wthern Februnrs states The Rt © he Mission g noel eas tt Consolidating Schools, Jhattan made &K The i expexctesl that $5. 000 boride sued for about FARM CALENDAR Timely Reminders from The Pennsylvania State College Pick the Best--It very best from alse cnlves COWE Milk ites} inferior ng ability inher and prod vce ondy their ow? The SPAY Fralt first Spfay for Healthy dormant fs the pon re ind cherries. Use a coarse, drenching spray aimed those places Peaches must be the buds are fully dor control leaf curl. Little Pigs Need Care Keep pig pens clean, ventilated. As the dry and well soon as possible got they If pastures are pige out on clean ground so can take a lot available and litter should be placed in them when the pigs are about two age Preparedness Pays 1s he field use? Farm ready for when field work starts A few hours spent now putting the tools dnye later, Well the Penna. in shape may save Mixture Yields tions staged by Demonstra- Htate that a produces more pounds of feeding material than xa More grain per acre appreciated. Tr ————— A AO ————_ DAIRY SPECIALIST MAY COME. Col- extension service show of barley and oats either alone, always Louis Man, Mr. CC. H. Weghorst, a St. to Speak Here, V. A. Auman. of the local firm Brad ford & Co, stated this there is a possdhidity dairy authority into for alecture. He is trying to obtain | the services of C. H. Weghorst. who | has been working in some of the most prosperous dairy sections in the Bast. Mr. Weghorst has been making an spe cial invesigution of the cost of pro ng milk. He fa mllecting Infor: tion on the methods used by some of the most sucoessful dairymen In the United States. He shows how they have used these methods to low - er the com of each gallon of mk they produce. C—O —— WANTE DOM fashioned Lurniture, old Grandfather and morning that | of bringing a this community RS —— S—— Spring News At NIEMAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE redoosossvrsere rer SPRING IS HERE! We extend a cordial invitation to every- one to visit our store, inspect our merchandise and compare prices. The Store of Quality, Service, Price. COPPPPOIIOCTIOOIOPS Spring Coats and Dresses for all occasions, to meet the tastes and woman and miss, needs of every EOP POP Crores Easter will be here April 12th New Now is the time to select Suit and Top Coat. yvohr Spring SUITS & TOP COATS is the largest ever shown. Our assortment of PC — D. J. NIEMAN MILLHEIM brass candlesticks and tures, Write JL A. in BL, Lewistown Ia Dooce BROTHERS CLOSED CAR HE DODGE needs no half-page space to tell its superior qualities. Its repu- tation is well established in Centre county. We wish only to say that the new models are worthy of your consideration. Be fair with yourself---do not buy a car this Spring until you have at least seen the new Dodge. GENUINE DODGE and FORD PARTS WILL BE KEPT IN STOCK CONSTANTLY Correct Printing Done at the Reporter Office.
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