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THE CENTRE REPORTER
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CENTRE HALL, PA.
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THURSD. AY, NOVEMEER 12, 1925
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BMITH & BAILEY, PFroprictoi.
a W. BMITH........:....sz. as sxvh Eaitor
, Local Editor apd
1 Basivtss Manager
MDW. E. BAILEY....
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Batered at the Post Office in Centre Hab
#8 second ciass mall matter.
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8 appleation,
mre >
: Borough Fire Alarm.
In case of fire In the borough of
fentre Hall, the Bradford & Co. mil
shistie will sound:
One long and two short blasts when
fire 8 north of Reformed church;
One long and five short blasts when
fire is south of Reformed church.
Sunday C1 Church Services|
PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Rev. 8. F. Greendwe; Pastor)
Georges Valley, 10:30 A. M.
Toeme: Honoring God
Teacher training class after
Centre Hall, 2:30 P. M.
Thank-offering service,
Mrs. pecker,
pocretary ¢
the United
erica.
vited.
Furmers
TRINITY REFORMED,
(Rev. Delas R. Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall
¥:30 Sunday School.
10:30 Holy Communion.
Friday, 7:30. P. M. Preparator
Berv.ce.
Tussey ville—
1:30 Sunday School.
4:3 Flom
EVANGELICAL
(Rev. Floyd A. Huff, Pastor)
fomont—
Regular worship at 10:39 A. M.
Egg Hill—
Regular worship at 2:30 P. M.
Centre Hall -
Regular worship at 7:30 P. M.
FPRESBYTERIAN
(Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
Boalsburg ]
Fine Grove
Centre Hall,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Rev. C. B. Hazen, Pastor)
EVANGELICAL, SPRING MILLS
(Rev. E. E. Haney, Pastor.)
Locust Grove—8,
foes at 10:30
Paradis«—8. 8. at
7:00.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
We are all anxious
of the sume
.
C
slore
man fo
place.
Harry
keep.ng
er house
Weaver
¥]
Archie Sver, 11
Homan garage, i blige t lay
from work Cf » of a half-dozen
more boils
D
Miss Jennle Thoms returned
few days ago fron a month's pleas
trip to Phil ‘ i
toona and
friends,
Mr, and Mrs . E. Kerli i
safely in St ‘eteoreh . Florida, v
they expect
reports
those we
they are
real estate
Mr. and Mra. Ralph Luse and chil
dren, the former's mother, Mrs P. H.
drove by auto to Johnstown on Sate
urday, returning Sunday evening
While in that city the party
Malcolm Luse,
Telephone Company in the Ridgway
district, a period of two weeks will
be With # Bellefonte Dell office force
He is assisting in taking over the
Commercial lines, recently purchased
by the Bell company, and completed
the work in the Millheim section, and
on Tuesday began the same work In
the Centre Hall section. Mr, rove
states Centre county telephone pa
trons will save many thousand dollars
by the movement.
Only one serious auto accident was
reported ' during the heavy traffic
through this section Saturday, due to
the Alumni Diy celebration at Penn
State and that occurred at a point a
mile east of Leniont, on the State road
from Pleasant (ap. “An eight cylinder
McFarlane sedan skidded ony the wet
road dnd turned over on its side in a
shallow ditch, The occupants—two
men and two women—were all hurt,
the women reciving the most serous
#njuries, and were removed to a near-
$y house. The handsome car was
DEATHS,
and elegy -
Of the many Meyer families in this
family was Henry Meyer, one of sev
n Miles township early | ts history
worn in Miles township
Our subject was born December §
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y
1
Un returning
the Lraamot
ellefonte, died at
lisearen
his henith was MM up to No
He was born in wllefonmte 3
tem her i2. : 1 § Son of Jacob
Om Novembe
4
DALE Mra CGeorgianna Dale, wid
Cornelius Dale, fled at her
! Lemont from pneumonia.
ifter a two days” illness. Last May
had been in declining health ever since
¥ would have been 83 years oid tl
of next January Born at Belle
she was the daughter of Will
ind Rachel Williams Furey. both
lecensed Her hustysind preceded
the grave 18 yeurs igo, She is
ward T. Lingle, of Lemont. Mrs Eth
af 1. Bottorf, of Btate College: Mrs
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WILLIAMS --W, 8 Wiliams died
at his home at Unionville from in
firmities incident to hig advanced
years, He was 83 years of age, and
wis born and reared ih the Bald Eagle
Valley in the vicinity ia. which he
died. He was a son of Scott and El-
len Peters Wiliams, who preceded him
to the grave many years ago. De-
ceased was a life-long member of the
Baptist church. He .was twice mar:
ried; his first wife was Miss Rebec-
ca Brown, of Unionville, who died,
leaving him with these children: Mrs,
Lottig Stover, of Martha Furnace; Mrs,
Roll "Richards, of Jersey Shore; Mrs
Orive Williams. of Port Matilde: Paul
in Texas; W. 8B. Jr. and Charles, of
Pittsburgh. He Iater married Miss
Bertha Clark. of Buffale Run Valley,
who survives with a son, Clark, and
an invalid daughter. A brother and
three sisters also survive: A. Williams,
of Undonville: Mrs. ol dford,
of Baltimore; Mrs, . oof
Pittsburgh, and Mrs... Hliaubeth Far:
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Feese, mother of *C. more ers i= an’ interest'ng practice lent from Clearfield and Clinton coun- Gettig home.
Ad for burial on | feed! | bout 126. Postmaster I M. Bmith Ream, Mrs. Alice Myers,
Fee and her som There are four different systems now and all the others connected with the «¢l and the Dernar family
a continuous of both morning and | The next meeting ls planned to be annual banguet at their
{ : : s 3 : 04d a . oot 4 £2 onsen 44 bas BE cs Anis Box 4 45 poles 4
i {eve is i HE i ast, § . i = He i i ge Heven Dear Mendow Haut
the gilk min, but | evening light, and fast but not jeasl held at Sunset Luh house, i i Viend #5 Satur
levening lunch. The morning Might | Mountains, Plerre Poa
gtem in the most popuing of ith $1 father for & few
| ito Eo to Per
The evening lunch plan allows the! BOALSBURG, i z Weaver
{hen to get up ind go to bed at theird Th ‘regbhivierian congregation visi
poimal hours Late in the evening, 4
Miss Ahna Bartholo- | PIESibly at 8 o'clock, the lights. are
| switched on and the birds are given
# good feed of seratch gral An hour
fipter they are encourage £4 zh
election the | to the roosts.
to RLY i A —— AA IN | Fi 1 i
opinion tha Postal Workers Meet, ool wllding on Wednesday
that import | The Centre County Postal ‘orl “ Padi y i int week Edw
Anne which will} Association held their geri annual land wif vigited Mrs
i oa ¥ \ fas at To as i
Sinte College post office, on Tuewrday | init i y had
-r ning. The speaker w Hon. Clyde | them for 17 years. The trip was
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4 Guests Were bi | peop si 1 the day it
underlying the goodness and
value of Dodge Brothers products, that everyone who con-
templates the purchase of a motor car will do well to keep
them clearly in mind
Dodge Brothers
ears. have built id more than then
one million, four hundred thousand car are
and more than 90 per cent of the increase the
cars are still in service, This record re cost of
quires no comment, It st
ively alone in motor car history. Dodge Brothers have never
called “‘free service.” The car
It has never been Dodoe Brothers poliey at a fair and honest price.
to build yearly models. When an im-
provement, that is really an improve-
ment, is discovered, it is made at once. owner may never need.
Their slogan, *“( Jonstantly vy Improved But
No Yearly Models,”” is familiar the
world over. '
is added by the manufacturer
iginal price to pay for service
Dodge Brothers Dealers were pioneers
in adopting the flat rate service system.
By this system the owner knows in ad-
Dodge Brothers build one chassis and vance what any service job will cost.
only one. This policy matenally lowers There are no unpleasant surprises in his
manufacturing costs. It also enables bills.
Dodge Brothers engineers to concentrate
their entire time and thought on the bet-
$ 3 : 4 a
terment of this one type. The sturdiness and long life of Dodge
Brothers Motor Car is reflected in its re-
sale value Comparatively few Dodge
Brothers Motor Cars are advertised in
the re-sale columns of the newspapers.
The values they bring testify unanswer-
ably to their goodness—and the public's
belief in their goodness.
Dodge Brothers have never had an ‘off
year’' or an ‘off car.” This is because
they have never used the public as a
testing ground for ‘‘new models’ or
lowered the quality of their product in
the slightest degree. Every change has
been an improvement on the original de-
sign. And now-—Dodge Brothers, announce a
new and attractive Credit-Purchase Plan
Dodge Brothers pioneered in building =m operalion throughout the United
the first all-steel open car and the first States. This plan permits a low first
all-steel closed car. These epochal de- payment, with subsequent payments ex-
velopments have saved Dodge Brothers tended over a long period of time at a
owners many millions of dollars by ma- minimum credit charge. So favorable
srially prolonging motor ear life and b
terially 1 ging y to the purchaser is this arrargement
effecting marked economies in manufac-
taat practically anyone can now a Dodge
ture. This construction has also reduec- : wh
ed incalculably the danger from accident Brothers motor car without financial in-
convenience.
and fire.
The time has passed when transient novelties can lead a
thoughtful buyer to overlook the great essentials of motor
car worth. A few of these essentials, outlined above, go far
to explain why Dodge Brothers name is accepted, the world
over, as the hall mark of dollar-for-dollar value.
TERMAN'S GARAGE
CENTRE HALL, PA.