THE CENTRE REPORTER
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CENTRE HALL, (PA.
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THURSDAY,
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Batered at the Post Uffloe in Celire Hay
AS 80CORd class mali matier,
TERMS. — Lhe terms of subscription io
phe Beporter are $1.00 a your, 1a advalce
ADVBETISING BARES. Lug Gudces,
Swenly centa per line for three imsertivas,
and ten ceuls per LDe Tod each adaitions.
on.
Local notices accompanying display ao
wertipements, five cents per line Lur each
fRsertion; otherwise, sigout cents per blue,
Sialpum charge, twenly-five oceuis
Display sdvestining Isles Lads a
A application.
WE
Borough Fire Alarm.
In case of Dre In ne borough ol
Penue Hal, the Bradford & Co. mil
whistle will sound:
Ons long and two short blasts when
fre i» north of Reformed church;
One long and five short blasts whe
fire I south of Reformed church.
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Sunday Church Services
FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Rev. 8. F. Greenhoe, Pastor)
aL]
M.
Mills.)
A,
pring
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev. J. M. Rirkpauick, Pastor)
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
tBev. C. E. Hazen, Pastor)
pm
FOUND
ms
DEAD IN OFFICE CHAIR.
Roy 8. Goss Discovered Dead in Print-
ing Establishment In State College
College print
in the
establish
From (he
presumed
8. Goss, a State
found dead, seated
in his printing
Friday morning.
condition of the body it
he had dled several days
His printing presses located to tne
of the Metzger and Mr
Metzger not noticing man about
the place, looked in windows and
saw the dead body.
The corpse was removed to the
undertaking establishment, and
of Mr. Koch, F. V. Goodhatt,
Hallsundertaker,
the body fon'burl
was a son of
Cyrus Goes,
Roy
was
fice chal
ment, on
er, ot-
is
previous,
are
store,
the
the
rear
hoo!
in tr
absence
the Centre
ed and prepared
The deceased
county treasurer
ceased, and Mrs. Henrietta
Pine Grove Mille. There survive him
besides the mother, a wife and
child. also severa; brothers and sisters,
Interment made Monday.
EE —— a a i
DEATHS,
cal.
1h
former
was
now de-
Goss, of
ons
was on
Huston
February
of
SCHOLL.~
born in Clinton
1850, died at the
Thomas
county.
home
Scholl
13,
a daughter
PINE GROVE MILLS, ‘
Thomas Houtz, of
week with home folks hesé
McWilliams came frown
Hall to spend Sunday among
old neighbors here. !
Albert Ward, of Butler,
late end the week
Wards, brought
to State for the
sion,
Hay making is well
iength.
Miss Anna Dale spe
friends on the Branch.
Miss Irene Pletcher
hey parental
Mrs, Mary Stam
came from
summer
folks
July 1, J
mal; from
Samuel
Dr,
spent
WwW
Centre
Selinsgrove
last
E, over
the
among tha
his daughter
FUNCT BER”
spem
of
having
College
on, and is shofl
in
nt
Sunday with
spent week
home at Howard.
and daughter uth
Pittgburgh for ghelr annual
among Centre
last
at
outing county
Ww.
this place
Musser
Sunday will take ove
to State
begin
State
Calle
will =
rvice
route from to
rone July 1.
Minn Maud Mil
school term at Chester
for the summer,
A. B. Musser
a new
mail Coliege
ler finished her
and is home
breaking
State
concert
the diamond
that
in
at
boys gave a
ground
College.
from
home
Our band
grand stand on
brought out crowd
enjoyed the music,
The venerable A, W
new
i much
Ciiver i» 86-
of week. In
an
last
the
on
in Sunbury, Friday
terment was made
cemetery at Aaronsburg,
services by Rev. F. H.
of the Lutheran
before nu
Homan,
vive the
N. I.
brother,
and
pastor church.
Was
1571
diaughie
wife, who
El
sul
M:
prriage
died in
deceased
Peiffer,
James
two
izabeth
one
Sunbury i
L, of F
M Mi:
BEFORMED,
Pastor)
TRINITY
(Rev. Delas I.
Centre Hall—
P30 sunday
hoener,
School,
i «UV SIR
Spring Mil
@
10: 8s
Fwmers
¥:30
10:
Aldi
sunday School.
Sir
Uv Church services
EVANGELICAL
(Rev. Fioyd A.
Jeecnont—
Regular worsh
Ldnden Hall—
Regula:
Centie Hall
Pp
SPRING MILLS
Haney, Pastor.)
EVANGELICAL,
(Rev. E. E
CHARGES AGAINST
COLLEGE TRUSTELS
Committe:
by
Pittsburgh Synod Appoints
to Inve
jdent
Dr.
Thiel College
fore the |
theran
stigate Statement Pres-
Thiel
A
College.
oi
when the
ed at
the
change of the
land there ang tha
no damnge
nection he
members of
connected
which was =av
of money by having
through the
A committee was
gate Dr. Sundberg
C—O MP AGP AIA
About the middle of May, it will be
recalled. unknown parties entered the
Salem Reformed church, below Penn
Hall , and carted away forty yards of
glirpet, which was Jifted from the
floor, two choir chairs and a Rayo
lamp. It was at first thought a mys
tery who did the ded, since then
circumstantial evidence almost cons
clusively wi the
ties are. withorities
cently lala the Mstrict
the evidence against the
puspected and it is thought
time the whole matter
up and the guilty adequatoly
ished.
(Greeny
COLLIERS
as a
stated
the
with =a
iarge corporation
considerable
the road
property.
named to
"as statements,
SU
run
ed a
college
invest.
ut
reveals gity
church
$r par
The a
attorns
individuals
that In
he cleared
before
wily
I
pun
—————— AM ————
of building
plan
Foust
4th,
ny
Bosses
operations
hold a big
place, Seven
cafitractors
at Btate College
plenic at the old
Mountains. on July
Carpenters, stone masons. brick
ors, and all other mechanics employ-
ed on the ihe, and thelr familles,
have been invited to attend the pien.c.
There will be an ox roast and seven
ty-five gallong of lee cream have bedn
ordered, all free to the invited ones,
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If brevity is the soul of ‘wit, wom:
en's dress ls getting too funny. [for
worda,
and
tis
hin ind Bey
{ Orrville, Ohio 0
and Alice
fburg, are near
brother
Cyrus Bright,
surviving
AA AAI
Homan Reunion at Oak Hall
A big gathering
dred or more of
was held on the
at Oak Hall, on
compriging a hun
the Homan Kkinfolks,
Frank Homan farm,
Tuesday evening. It
was Mr. Homan's Tlet birthday anni
versary, and plans for its celebra
tion were made without any knows
ledge to Mr. Homan, who was taken
completely by surprise when the crowd
ww ooped down upon the
ail directions,
big feature
it Ex
Among the
Sirs. H. E.
grandchildren,
ren KE. Homan
Hall.
homestead
from
The
supper
Was a
O CloCK.,
sumptuous
attendants were
Homan,
and Mr.
and
Mr
daughters
and Mrs,
family, of
and
Was
Centre
a. — a ——
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
Emanuel State
Addn C, Bellefonte
Hteve
Helen
Ralph
Mae
Limer
Collen:
TrRERO. .....oo0000000s OF
Billey
A,
IF. Francis, .
Isabel Cunningham
Herbert Clark
Sdith Scaife
Lester FF. Baird
Margaret T. Newman
Harry CC. Roundtree
Jesse Baumstetter ...
William IL.
Ethel E.
arence
Clarence
Kline
Guiney,
Btate College
Aaronsbhurg
Tobacco, Ohio
JHumtingdon
Philipsburg
Philipsburg
Mileshnir
Milesburg
State College
vo Bate College
McFarland. . . Philipsbucg
Remand Allport
rivusly ily at his home result of
a paralytic stroke,
Mother Elizabeth
1 ¥ 4
il at hey
as the
Harpster
home
is sCri
Os y near Warr
rik.
In
ma
i Jean shel, Mra H BE
snd Martin, Mr And Mrs
tachau, Mr. and Mra ®, 1
Ruthrand Jay Mr
Emanuel Clarence
iam and Mrs Charles
Eungard, and Irene BEungard
Mr. and Mra C. H. BEungard and Hel
en: Sarah, Kenneth and Mabel BEuns
gard, Harry Auman, Mr. and Mra M.
T. Zubler, Mary, John, James. Sarah
and Ruth Zubler. Mr. and Mrs Roy
Zettle and Mary Zettie, Rhoda Zettlo,
Mr. and Mrs. I. N Mr, and Mre
Thomas Grove and Mylan, Verna
Hagan, George Decker. Eugene Ha
Kathryn, Rufus and Willard
Hettinger, Miss Rallis Wright of Stat
lege: Mr. and Mrs Emanuel! Bune
gard, Miss Jonnie Foreman of State
College, Miss Ethel Carri
Walker,
The refreshments consisted
oream. cake and candy. Many useful
gifts were received by Mr. Foreman
A A PI HAAN.
Chop MHI In Operation.
Our chop mill ls in operation again
after having shut
change motive power. We
pleased to serve again,
BRADFORD & CO.
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In the Lutheran
Bath Bt. and Springfield Ave, Phila
delphia, Mrs. Julla Seebach, the wife
of the pastor, Rev. Julius Beebaoh
conducted the Bunday morning service
Rev. Seobach is in BEutope. Both pas
tor and wife are graduntes of Getty:
burg College, i
i’
im
Shreckeng
William
Rachau
and Mr
and Will
Sa
tachau,
Gentzel,
Gentzel, Mr
Mary
Corl.
son
I Ban,
Col
Gentzel,
of is
been down tie
will Ix
you
Memoriag church,
BILL COOSTER S"YS
ME THING THAT MAKES
THIS SUCH A BOOD TOWN
1 SO MANY PEOPLE OWNING
THEIR HOMES \ WOM WG
LIKES HBG A HOUSE AND
LOY TO MAKE A FELLOW
GROW ROOTS AND BECOME A
GOOD CUMLEN! »
Re wid
NS
Cast Tron Wanted...
ly drep us a postal card and we will
call at once.
Laurelton Feundry Co. Inc.
LAURELTON, PA. o2pd
Barred-Rock pul
Will welegh two pounds and over,
fine condition —¥. C, Hennigh, Cen
Hall, I. D. 1. Bell phone 5413
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The Centre Reportar, $1.60 a vear.
FOR SALE-~200
jets,
in
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FOR SALE~A 1% SuRie-power va
er motor, in good condition, fs effered
r officd until electric motor was (n-
talled Apply at this office.
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are if your nun
a remittance pror
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on your
this week
mailing list has
where due,
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Don’t miss them.
will
The sale
wwe 3f materials and newest of
formerly
#13.55
SILK DRESSES,
$22 50 Reduced
ADIEN
$10.35 to
SILK
we AW
ADIEN DHESSES, formerly
BiB al
ADIESN WASH SILRS,
£7 albanian
BROADCLOTH DRESSES
fo $6.50,
ADIES
formerly
Fal now Lia
WINKLE
$41.50 to
JUMP
£5.00
WINNIE
formerly
ADEN
ERS
Now . $1.05
DRESSES, forme
a
LADIES HOUSE
ely $1.50, now
LADIES WAISTS IN WHITE, form:
erly $LID—noOW Pe abs ou ns BK
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ap——
1 LOT LADIEW SUITS, An Colors,
formerly $20.00, closing out for $455
NDERWEAR — Two-plece—
15e a plece
BOYS UN
Closing on at
BOYS’ Ww ASH SU ITS are now. foc
Ge
MEN'S GOLF HOSE,
are
LADIES’ nL OOMERS,
are onw
LADIES SILK HOSE, “formerly $1.00,
in all shades—now , AB
UMBRELLA, formerly #150, now dic
MEN'S 0c SUSPENDE RS now... 3%
Lo
forme rly
"former! y
1 LOT MEN'S SUITS
fo
MEN'S
Jo. s, P
STITs formerls
re 9
I Lod
FAC Me Nn
OF SLITS
SELES
out
1 LOT OF
Closing for
YOUNG: MEN'S COATS,
iy #2od Now
fol formers
RN
BOYS SUITS
$450
$ 6.35
$10.50
£ 850 SUITS Naw
$10.00 SUITS Now
$1500 SUITS Now
BOYS
te
$2.95
LOT OF
from $5.50
ONE SPECIAL
SUIT S—formerly
#156,00now
PANTS,
. .G%e
ONE LOT OF BOYS KNEE
formerly $1L25-—now
BOYS" ATHLETIC SUITS
sold for
are now
DRESS CA Ps,
Boe |
MEN'S AND BOYN
formerly $150, now
SHIRTS, forme iy
ade
MEN'S DRESS
fLate—now
formerly Se
$Liw |
MEN'S SILK HOSIERY,
~Now 8 pair fom
CHIEFS, Totty he, now nel
STRAW HATS GREATLY RE-
BUCEL
styles will >¢ Given Away
THE
SHOPS. SHOPS SHOES
SPECIAL, 118 Pairs of LADIES 1
High Heel hoes, ormeriy
ial B71 ple ¢
and
irom fo re
LADIES ~
QUEEN
VER, Ii
By
sHal
ALI
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MEN'S WALK OVE]
ake Shoes, for
Fn afb gio
#6 PAIRS OF
and other
meriy irom
good m
00 is Ww $l.0w
Yi R
and
WALK
Oxiords
pie Now
MEN'S
and
Shoes,
HIGH-GRAD}
other makes,
formeriy $0.05
MEN'S SHOES, £a.50,
now
are
eR
formerly
WOMEN'S
SHOES,
LOW
#60
SHOES.
$4.00
WALK OVER
formerly Fen Now
WOMEN'S HIGH GRADE
formerly $6.50 Now _ |
Ww OMENS
$4.50 Now
LOW SHOES,
formeriy
$3.25
| MEN'S ATHLETIC SUITS now sold
for
MEN'S OVERALLS,
—-—Now LL...
$1.50,
BoC
MEN ~ COTTON SOC KS, good qual
Hy—-Now 9c
formerly
WOMEN C'S NIGHT GOWNS, formerly
hn rb nae
WOMEN'S WHITET HANDKE R-
CHIEFS, formerly 10e—Now . BE
ENTIRE
MISSEN
DUCED,
LINE OF
SHOES
CHILDREN'S &
GREATLY RE-