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: THE CRANTRE REPORTER
ISsUED WERMRLY.
NTRE HALL, PA.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1.06
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SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietu:
A W. BMITH........ Editor
i Loucal Editor and
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1 Business Msaoager
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B# second clasa mall matter.
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And ten ceuts per Une for each additional
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minimum charge, twenty-five cents,
Pleplay advertising rates made known
Mm application.
Borough Flre Alarm.
In case of tire in the borough of
Pentre Hall, the Bradford & Co. mil
whistle will sound:
One long and two short blasts when
fire i north of Reformed church;
One long and five short blasts when
fre is south of Reformed church.
PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Rev. 8. IF. Greenhoe, Pastor)
Farmers Mills, 10:
Georges’ Valley, 2:
Centre Hall, 7:00
TRINITY REFORMED,
(Rev, Delos R. Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall
$:30 Sunday School
10:30 Church services
Tusseyville—
1:30 Sunday School.
2:30 Church Services,
A,
EVANGELICAL
(Rev. Fioyd A.
Hutt, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
Regular
Bs Hill—
Hegular worship
Fussey vill
Regular
Wor
fp
Ww
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev. J. M. Rirkpatrick, Pastor)
Lemont
Pine Gi
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Rev. C. E Huzeéen, 1
Join us
Wuartier:
7:30 PF
Dr. Bu
EVANGELICAL,
(Hev. k
SPRING MILLS
E Hauey, Pastor.)
LOCAL AND PERSPNAL
A thank off
in the
day evening
William
chased u
the Frank
Mills,
Korman
has been
crew sin
season.
a num
As
bettre
introdus
and-—«
of wh
a
aged resident
Cre
Samuel Glenn, an
the Branch in Col
suffered a paralytic
ago, is repo by the f
improving cond
ered serio
Lloyd
four
cut,
township,
stroke ten
amily
Ny
Lion
18,
Met
broken
Howard, had
and hia face badly
attacked and gored
farm Monday after-
was saved by AU
pitchfork to drive
‘artney, of
ribs
when
by a bull
noon. His life
Long, who used
the animal away.
he was
at his
a
Arrangements are being made by the
State Highway Department to manus
facture line stone chips at the quar
ries opened below Rebersburg and at
Fiedler. At the former place chips
will be made for the Brush Valley road
between Rebersburg and the Centre-
Union county line in the Fourteen
mile Narrows, while the Fiedler out:
put will be used on the highway east
gf that place to the Centre-Union
county line In the Penns Valley Nar:
rows. The chips required for these
roads west to Centre Hall will be
shipped to the Centre Hall railroad
« @tation for distribution. Weather con
ditions permitting forty car loads of
chips will be hauled to convenient
points on these roa’z before winter
sets In, so that wien spring oiling
time comes the stones wil be Within
Say © reach,
on ————
DEATHS,
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WEAVER. —George "Svia¥er, son of
\ =
Mr, Mrs. Harry E, Weaver p
Altoona, died Saturday at noon,
of
the
and
at
age of ten years, seven months, seven
days. Interment made at Centre
ifall
were
wns
after services
by
afternoon,
the
Runkle,
Monday
held
J. M.
church
the
in Reformed
Rey. pastor of fam
ily.
The
suffering
boy had "been in delicate health,
from a cancerous growth.
Within the
ment had
condition,
treat
his
bronchial
past year hospital
very thuch
Death Ww
improved
as due to
pneumonia.
are eight
thera
that
the
and
Besides parents
brothers gisters mourn his
death,
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Ella
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following
the
M.
Gray,
GRAY. Gray.
the
Mrs,
late John
home in Altoona,
of seven months
stroke of paralysis,
of George and
was born in Halfmoon
29th, 18690, Wis
sixth year.
was spent In Bellefonte and
College. but of lalp years some of her
had spent with
in Altoona Her husband
dead 1
viving her
Gh. Gray Bellefonte;
J. of . 1: Mrs. Myrtle LL... Co
p i and Florence ‘
leaves
of
flines:
an
result of
She was a daugh
Lydia Matern and
Valley on June
in her sixty
as
ter
hence
life
time heen her
for a number of years
the following children
tre
Oscar Spence
Iso
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Lead
Jerseys in Butter Fat.
A MS
No Marriage Licenses Issaed.
flice at Bs
EC —— a a ——
FLOYD JORDAN SHOOTS 40i-L
BE AR NEAR CENTRE HALL
Two Smaller Bear Killed on the Tas
wher
seen on a hill
dan gr
bruin.
ibbed his
When
: where the
bear was
{ had found his
yond. Thr
last taking
way to the
bre were
the
yer tix
and although
inujred
him,
iy he wis
fee!
his good
lived nearby,
bring his
from
{the hunter to safe near him.
(Jordan
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that
did,
dead
The carcass was dragged, to a
venient place on a sled and
and the meat parcelled out
which was both large and
fine in appearance, became
erty of Mr. Jordan.
The incident delayed the trip home
Reading, where Mr, Jordan is a
student in music in Schuylkill Col»
lege, for a day.
Two bears. smaller in size, were
killed on’ Tussey Mountiin, a Green-
wood party getting one. The second
wasbadly wounded by James Wasson,
and was later kitted by an unknown
hunter, ——
Fish and Oysters.
I will have a fresh supply of fish
and oysters, by Saturday. Oysters
may be Lought by the quart or pint,
in cans—Wilbur Bland, Centre Hall
C—O AS
The Centre Reporter, $1.60 a yearn
friend, John
and asked
gun, which
made
called to
Neff, who
he
and
ane.
shot he
a load it bruin a
con-
skinned
The pelt,
unusually
the prop
to
- Fo - esa —_— A A SR SCT
OVER 100 LEGAL DEER KILLED.
By 2000 Hunters in MeKinmey's Seven
District—28 Shorthorn
Killed—$1800
Mountain
and
Collected,
Does in Fines
Forest-
Jone
Mountains in
district over
killed
twenty-two shorthorns
total of $1300
territory but a
Seven
MeKinney's
deer
In the
Ranger
hundred
Tuesday
and
legal were ap te
might,
and a
This
does, in nines
ted,
pot in the
tain hunting
colle in small
f the
but i is
It emi
mountain
whole o Seven Moun
field one of
aces a small
in Cen
the most prolific
ection of the vi
tre county next to Potters Mills ang
{ extend east and wes
| Highway.
There are located on
thirty-five reg rly Camps
hav.ng the regulation pel
field
SINE there, are thirty
private lands. Some of these
have
the
they
on
i tie permanent leases, others ¢
iv for vear: some clubs own
are located on, which
ground
i ries in f1 town
{Aur
piLe om a
| to hundred Cres
we successiul in
or more DUCK.
Camps average at least
four
1780,
and { the
would
ar
here he of
these must several
regan
Camps Succession! In Killing Bucks
near
SH InE “
Georges Valley arty, Synagogue
| Gap . von
{John Blauser York. at Biaus-
Potters
[ekisburg Gun Club, Iekisburg, aot
radford Path in Underwood Val
Harold Bohn, Old Fort; Mr. Frazier,
Potters Mills, and Lingle, of
Spring Mills, each buck while
hunting singly.
Camps Unsoccessful in Killing Bucks
Camps unsuccessful in killing wp
to Tuesday night are noted below!
Watkins Party, of Nittany, in White
Oak Flat. Y
Camp Whiteoak,
White Oak Flat.
Camp Evergreen,
Stave Field.
Camp Whitepine, Bellefonte, at Stave
Field,
Camp Colyer, Pittsburgh
rongburg, at Hessick's Trail.
Camp Cherekee, of Pleasant
in Krise Valley,
Westover Hunting Club,
county, Chestnut Flat,
party.
ers, Mills
9
-
Jerome
kileq
8
Bellefonte, R. D.,
Morgantown, at
and Aa“
Gap,
Cambria
Pottsville Party, at Philips house,
ANNUAL MEETING,
The annual meeting of StH kholders
A The First National Bank of Centre
Hall. Pa., will held in the banking
rooms the second Tuesday of January,
it™heing 12th My the
at 10 A. M, the
of electing officers and direc
and the
other business as
Colyer. i Twin Oaks Party, from Ehamokin,
Palmyra Gun Club, Palmyra, atl! at P. Miles
Viénrick's. i { Selinsgrove Party, in
Stow Rocks Gun Club, of McKees- | Party, from
port and Pittsburgh, in Btow Rock |
Ciub House, in Krise Valley
Shuey Hunting Club, jellefonte,
Witmer g. Trea Kettle,
Nelman Party, Philadelphia, In
Treaster Kettle,
of
Pine Bwamp..
Mohanwk Bellwood, fut be
Hun
Party, from
Valley
Vanthet
Creek 1926 the of
for
Shamokin
Party,
Juneti
Party,
the
Poe Valley
Creek from month o'clock
Sprin ter at mi
HSchuyl
Lingle
purpose
tors for the
of
tent from 1826, for
Henry
| Bpring Garden yenr
in Haven, on transaction auch
Shamokin Shingle | may be presented.
H. LEIGH EB
Camp Reichley,
Path
|
fora
in
i
the
RIGHT,
Cashier.
Sinking Creek
Party,
Btone Creek
along n Camp,
neaster tenting at Brad Junction idt01
Spring on road stone (lub
COURT PROCLAMATION.
ns the 1} Arthur C,
’ President Judge of Court
jof Common Pleas of the 49th Judicial
{ Distrdct, consisting of the County of
| Centre, having issued hig precept, bear-
{ing d f day
| 1925,
(Gun Club, Thompsontown, Poe Va
rook (
Juniata wry
Stone ap Wher inorable
Lakemont Gun lub, of Lakémont, | { Dale, the
it Tar
Twit
deliphia ang
wood Valley
Lost Creel
Pit
Hunting Clul
ksonvilie,
Mprings
Jad
ite of the
to
of
Lil af November,
—_ § iy ¢ * or “
from 1s rected. for holding a
Hers
| Court
Court,
ithe
General
Common Pleas,
Court Quarter
Peace, Oyer and
Delivery,
Orphans’
of
and
for
8 . fatto
ut Mothersbaug elie
¢
5 ws
ip Mohawk,
Bessions
Terminer
in Bellefonte,
the County of Centre and to commence
ion the
| BECOND 3
Jadl
imokin Guan Club -
State Highway. “Hen
House
itl i
Liub, mont VIOnNg
IONDAY
OF NEC
December
the
as long
Valles
alley " ¢
Gay ol
snitine ("lu
Hunting 16
o'clock in
continue
may require.
NOTICE |
| Coroner,
and
have
8 berchby given
Justices
also such
business in Lhel
to the
of the Peace, Alder-
{that
respectiv
to
men Constadnies,
quiring
&
Court) that t
prog
10 report
hey
their
thelr
OWI remembrances
to thelr
ol -
ne, ana
FORESTER SMITH'S FIELD
Forest-Ranger L. TY.
Mii,
Smith, Spring |
Hunt
ni
Heports Sueefsse oi
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