THE CENTRE REPORTER
IssUED WEEn LY,
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CENTRE HALL, PA.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 14d
BMITH &
W, sativui
BAILEY, Propriets
B, :
Local Bass.
sehen
BDW,. E. BAILEY... { Gusitiess Manager
Botered at the Pos. Ullice tu Celle bas
£8 seoulld Class dll aller,
TERMS. ~L0
fhe Heporier are
ADVE LIIdING
Well)
ANd lel cells per
Bsertion,
Local volices accompanying
yertiselueuis, ve Hue
Aasertion; vinerwise,
Billuume charge, twebiy-lve
Display advertising
#5 application,
& Leds ol subscripliva
SALOU B YeRD, ik auvalio
Aad Bed, duiitva,
Le
hockii
Clits pel dle i Lhive Bseilibus
due [ul eact suddilious
display au
celts per LUE Guus
eigit cells per av,
venLs,
Borough Flre Alarm,
In case of ure in the 0DOrough
Pentre Hall, tne Bradiord & Co.
whistle will sound:
One long and two short blasts when
fre is norru of Heformed church; »
One long and nve abort blasts when
fire #8 south of Reformed church.
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Sunday Church Services
PENNS VALLEY
F.
is, 10:80
2:30 FP.
Greenlwe, Pastor)
A. M.
Sh
(Rev, S.
DEATHS.
of a para-
Wednes
Min
wii
result
died
home
As the
John Colyer
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Veurs
COLYER
Iytie stroke,
of last
aged
it
Hufl
week his at
Interment
Gy
Tusseyville, on Satur
offiods
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68 year ind 5 months He wa
Iried to Henrietta Weaver
th t following
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of tl
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Charlies of Bellefonte, Toe be
a
Hardware
d Mrs
the Shafer
Joel
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firm 18
S., of WillHamsport,
f Zion,
of Pleasant
an
‘onada, « Cine sister
Shafer, Gap, also
Mr,
* Was
Carrie
survives, Shafer, who was a re
{ HHelong
farms i Democrat
terms served
his
hel
two
Fun
township
d Thm
Peace
in
SIYices were ®day
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3G 2.
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev. J.. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Rev. C. E. Hazen, Pastor
I
TRINILY REFORMED,
(Rev. Delas BR. Keener, Pastor)
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Centre Hall—
9:30 Sunday School
7:15 Lrgan Heit
Spring Mills—
.
10: ay
Farmers Mills
§.80
10:30 Church
School.
services
Sunday
EVANGELICAL
(Rev. Floyd A. Huff, Past
Eemont—
Regular worship a
KEdnden Hall—
Regular worship at 2. 4M
Tussey ville—
Regular worship at 7:30 P,
$
t 10:39 A. M.
P. M
M.
SPRING MILLS
Haney, Pastor.)
EVANGELICAL,
(Rev. E. E
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DEMOCRATS PLAN
IZATION OF
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RE-ORGAN-
WHOLE FART)
Probable Designation of New National
: Chairman Also €Consid-
for Hehabiiltation May
Next Weeks,
Committee
ered-——M¥Move
Within
Come Few
The folic
from W
ciated Pres
Broad
is nati
tensive
chinery
of a
man, are
of dis
fticians
There
for
organization
of last Nov
in a
tional comm
in a few
the proposal for
tirely tentative,
Iv is
Democratic jeaders that
of West Virginia, who was made na-
tional chairman to manage the cam
paign of John W. Davie last year, will
pot remain in active charge of the re
silgned party organization.
Representative Oldfield, of Arkans
88 now chairman of the Democratic
Congressional Campaign committee, is
favored by many party leaNers
agtive head of the revised organiza
tion. His eventual however,
#8 dependent upon the acquiescence of
all the Democratic factions
whose leallers now have his name
der consideration. Bhould an
“ment on bim or any other be actually
effected, should Mr. Shaver
want to the title of national
chairman, likely that the
jedder take command
‘af “acting chairman” at
quarters at Washington,
it is suggested. would make it
essary for the present for the national
committee to assemble in Washington
and hol a chairman election.
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; AAP SSA
The mibstitution of milk for wate
in the chicken diet has proven to be
‘of great value In developing young
chicks. The milk should be fed with
@& mineral mash, and the milk should
always be In the same form--sweet,
rehab
after
ember come to a
may
meeting of the Democratic Na
tt oe
Th
such
weeks us far,
a meeting is¢
¢
the general expectation
Clem. Shaver,
for
selection,
principal
un-
agree
and still
retain
it
would
is new
merely
party head
That course,
unnec-
i
sour, or the clabbered swage.
Kteir
Cermets on Tue
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The
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“Gas” Train"
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Births,
{
County NS. SNS. Convention,
np Mp
HOME TOWN SPIRIT.
Take
It does not want to appeat
it
gar for patronag®h But is
must stand
fall together. If the
the home town
fairly ask the
such enterprises to
to
to
newspaper
enterprises,
can the managers
their hearty
to
give
the newspaper,
that it gets the
news, to commend fe seryice swhen it
Woes well, to use ts advertising col
umns so far as they. .ean, andaits job
printing if it
the same.
The printing industry In many places
has ground for because it
treated as being
the of
Some entertain
encouragement
do their best an
departments cofducts
complaint,
does not seem to be
quite on a par with business
the town as a whole,
ments wily be given that call for news
feel
elemyhere
yet
paper boosting,
Justified
the managers
quite
for
Business
in sending
printing.
take
printing
men sometimes the
Sititude the
4
publicity for their
mime toward
trade. They expect
enterprises, yet they may hire print.
ing done outside
full
awake
Many of them do not realize the
benefit they get from wide
that
home town,
n
news per
the
its business men ready
can do a great deal more for ite home
community, If the people want the
home newspaper to work with maxis
mum efficiency for home twown prog:
ress, they must throw all the business
they can In its way.
is constantly boosting
that finds
advertise
A paper
to
GRADUATION EXERCISES,
Nine Diplomas
Scholars Recelve !
Practically All Wil} Continue on in}
Higher Institutions of Learning.
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NIEMAN’S
DEPARTMENT STORE
POOP PPOEGOPIOOIIOCOO GIP SSPE IOIOIIOPIIOPOP
Every article populary priced, to the satisfaction of every one.
pouring in at the Nieman Store.
for the season--for Men, Women and Children.
Come now and make your selection frbm complete stocks.
COPGPEICEP POO TIIGIEIPIEII IPOS
Prices
of RUGS in This Part of the County,
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I 0. 5, of A. Hold Memorial Services
vei le te
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they will
3
burg
diamond
Bonsis
tf & ab to
Ww
the
irr. §
Joh
Uv. 8]
will deliver the mem
orial ' address. The Civ Club
Boalsburg will serve refreshments
Every member
ed to attend
been arranged for Fhe public
cordially invited attend. Harry
Rossman, Recording Secretary.
15. move
the Hon,
Lewisburg,
Ci
ig ¥
Alt
Judge of
etery where ert
urts,
of
is earnestly
transportation
request -
has
in
A,
na
all.
fo
Transfers of Real Estate.
Dewart Milk Products Co. to
field Farms Co, t: in
$1.
N.
Gramley, ti
Lester P
CC. Winkleblech,
$13.500
Boyd
Shef
hl
Ine. wet Centre
C. Hockman, ot to Cora ©
$1.000
to Boyd
IWp.,
ux,
act in Miles twp.
Feidier, ot al, exr.,
tract in Penn
hh,
PF.
Winkieblech, tract
A. J.
in Haines twp.
sNeollle E
Garnor,
T. MM, Grambey,
bright, tract in Cregg twp.:
Arh TO iL Hensgey, ot bar,
Epsilon Pi fraternity,
College: $2,500,
George F. Emerick to William
Fetterolf, tract in Potter twp: $1.
MeNitt-Huyett Lumber company to
J. B, Clark, tract" in Patton
$1,800,
H. P. Struble, et-al, to Allen C. Wit-
mer, tract in Walker twp.: $1,000.
Winklehled Tas
pi #1
Winkilehlech,
$200,
bar, tn
Ferguson
et ux,
in
Ww
Penn
Stover to
A
tract
Walker, et William
twp.: 8500
B. Al
82.000,
to "Pil
State
tract In
et al, to John
tract “in
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2% OF THE
EQUIPMENT
At the central office the operator-—and on certain types
of calls two of more are required—finds twenty-five things
to be done in setting up and supervising the connection.
The equipment she brings into action, exclusively for
each call, numbers 600 additional parts, aside from the two
telephone instruments through which the caller and the
called are brought “face to face.”
These 600 parts are largely interdependent in their
operation. None can go wrong without affecting the qual-
ity of the service. And they, just as the component parts of
the telephone instrument itself, are responsive to the clear
enunciation, in a moderate and even tone, of words spoken
directly into the mouthpiece of the transmitter.
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The maintenance of this unseen switching mechanism,
subject to calllon a moment's notice from any Bell telephone
to nearly a million other destinations in Pennsylvania, is
one of the most important functions of our Plant Depart-
ment force of 7,200 men and women.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 4°
OF PENNSYLVANIA
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