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THE CENTRE REPORTER
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CENTRE HALL, PA
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THURSDAY,
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Sunday Church Services
FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Rev. 8. F. Greenhwe, Pastor)
Georges Valley, 10:30 A. M,
Communion at 10 30,
Pivine serivces at—
Farmers Mills, 2:30 P.
Centre Hall, 7:30 P. M.
AL
TRINITY REFORMED,
(Rev, Delas R. Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
9:30 Sunday School.
10:30 Church services,
Fusseyville—
li8v Sunday School
3:30 Church Services
EVANGELICAL
(Rev. W. E. Smith,
Lemont—
Regular worship at 10:3) A&A M.
Bgg Hill—
megular worship at
Russey ville—
Regular worship at 7:30 P, M
Centre Hall
Prayermeeting Wednesday
Pastor.)
2:30 P. ML.
at 1.
oy
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Rev. C. E. Pastor)
S8prucetown—8
ing at 5:30 A, M.
Centre Hali— 3
dng at 10.30.
Spring Milis—S8
ship 7.:.0
POLITICAL
Hazen,
S. at
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEMOCRATIC
FOR JUDGE OF THE COURTS OF CEN-
TRE COUNTY.
anpounce
Judge of
1 hereby
the office of
my candidacy for
the Courts of Cen
gre County,
Democratic
primary election to be held
20, 1027 '
bearted suppe
specifully solleited
in the event my nomination,
Anally my election in November,
amnly pi Jodgs & courteous, prompt,
and eflicie y Ww.
SON WwW SL KE R,
subject to i of the
the decision i
at they
voters as pressed
and whol ¢
t earnestly and
ence
of ald
I sel-
honest
HARRI
FOR SHERIFF
We are authusized
H E. SHR KRENGAST, of Centre |
Hall Borough, is a candidate for the!
aomination of Sheriff of Centre co
subject
of the { Arty 18 expressed
#t the Primary election.
0 announce thi
inLy,
Yolers
to the decision of the
Democrat
We are
ry E
be
Demo
of Centre
of the Cent
at
dein ber
{Dre
a Ca
the Dri
tae J ¥
=0, 19275.
FOR TREASURER,
We are authorized to nance
L. L. SMITH, of Centre Hal Borough, is!
8 candidate for nation of Lreas
mrer of Centre i the de- |
elslon of te Democratic par
87; Bs expressed the Primary pction,
ounty
voters of the
at ou
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
We are authorized to anngunce that John
8. Bpearly will a
sombation for County Commissioner on
4be Demberatié ticket, subject to the de-
£iglon of the ‘voters of the pasty As ex-
pressed at the primaries on Sept. 20, 1927.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
We are authorized to announce that
John W. Yearick, of Marion township, will
be & candidate for the nomination of
County Commissioner, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic voters as ex
pressed at the primaries to be held Sep-
dember 20, 1927.
be candidate for the
REPUBLICAN
FOR JUDGE.
The Centre Reporter: —Kindly anneunce
my name as a candidate for the office of
Judge of the Courts of Centre County,
subjéct to the decision of the voters at
the Republican primaries to be held Bep-
tember SOth, 1027 Very truly yours,
M. WARD FLEMING,
PROTHONOTARY,
Please announce my namg as a candi
date for the nomination of Prothonotary
of Centre county, subject to the rules
governing the. Republican primaries on
the twentieth day of September, 1927,
EDWARD R, HANCOCK,
Ehilipuburg, Pa.
in asin
The Hat Shop, Millhetm,
Mrs. Burd has returned from the
eastern markets with an exclusive
stock of fine millinery. The Imported
Crochet Visca Hats, Milans, Hemps,
Pedalnes, trimmed and untrimmed.
Also, flowers, ribbons and | orhaments
for hats and dresses. New belts; scarfs
and afk hosiery. Call and see for
yourself THE HAT SHOP, Millheim.
AM SIA,
Nagh Motor company employees nre
eredited with owning $17,000,000 worth
of the company's stock. ;
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Keller
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DEATHS
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KELLER. — Mrs.
pneumonia after
Margaret
died from
of a week,
Saturday afternoon,
Mrs. Keller was a daughter of John
Catherine (Keller) Boozer and
in Venango county, March
76 years and
later
be va
of town,
Interment was made on
at Ingram.
and
born
1861,
days.
wis
10,
13
moved
cuted
where
hood.
er, dled two
survive her,
making her
The Boozer family
to the farm about to
by F. V. Jodon, west
Mrs, Keller grew to woman:
Her husband, Peter Fisher Kell
years ago. Four children
namely, William, Philadel-
phia; Robert and Catharine, at home,
Ruth an Rea, both married and lv
ing in the Pittsburgh district. John
Boozer, of Osceola, and DD. A. Boozer,
of Centre Hall, are brothers of the
deceased.
age
ALEXANDER. —After
ering a long period of time,
Catharine Alexander, wife
8S. Alexander, passed out
at her home in Belleville, on
morning. Mrs, Alexander had been
a sufferer from kidney trouble and a
few days prior to her death pneumo
nia developed, which probably
direct of her death.
Inter was made
morning Belleville,
Beside hushand,
istown patient,
vived
and El
an illness cov
Mrs. Sarah
of Dr. Hugh
this life
Sunday
of
was the
cause
ment
at
her
Wedne
sday
who is a Lew
Hospital she
by namely,
and Hugh
Marine
three sons,
Belleville
Ss
mer,
member
i
t
t
granular }
intermen
{Thureday nornis
vember 18, 3871, 1a
56 years, 4 months ne
6 days. He was a son 67 T“harics and
Diana (Musser) Bower, iis eur
vived by vider name
is born N
ing his age
Le
ai
One brother
town, and slater,
Moore, of
Harrison
I. Barnes,
one
Pittsburgh,
was a sister
of Bellefonte,
#1
of the
THOMAS. «Mrs. Elizabeth Thom
as widow of the jate Orlando Thomas.
and life op rd iad be State College,
died of Sol Ratieatio Xe ident to ad
vanced yes
was born in North-
ampton county. 93 years ago, and at
an early age the family moved to State
College where she has resided since,
Her malden name was Elisabeth Fry.
Her husband preceded her to the grave
about 20 years ago. Surviving dre the
following children Grant, of Wyom-
ing; Clyde, at State College: Mrs.
Elizabeth Hartswick of State College;
and Mrs. W. E. Kline, of Boaishurg
One brother, George Fry, of Peters-
burg, also survives. Funeral services
were held from her late
afternoon, the Rev, W, J, Wagner, pas-
tor of the Lutheran church at Boas
burg, officiating. Interment in the
Joalsburg cemetery.
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Telephone News,
Effective May 1st, two divisional or
ganizations will be established in the
Central Area of the Bell Telephone
Company of Pennsylvania, These di
visions will be known as the Nothern
and Southern Divisions, i
The Lord Construction campany be:
gan work on the Seven Mountain road
n few days ago. The birma and head-
walls at the culverts are being built,
and the road generally cleaned up.
The half mile of concrete pavement
yet to be poured, it is stated, will be
lald as early as possible, It appears
there ls nothing definite as to wheth
er the old long detour will be used or
a new short one constructed.
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FIRE TRUCK ON EXHIBITION
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING
A Chevrolet fire truck will be on ex
hibition this (Wednesday) evening,
from 4:00 to 7:00 o'clock at the Ho
man Garage. The truck is fully equip-
ped with pumper, ladders, chemical
tank, etc. You are invited to give it
the once over by the Homan people.
A uA ———
Park Improvements,
Harry E. Brown, of Milroy, has beén
granted a site by the Department of
Forests and Waters, and is at present
erecting a large bullding to be used in
opening a good stand at the beautiful
spot in the Seven Mountains, “The Old
Locust Park,” The park will be en
larged, paths and driveways made,
swings and tables erected, and when
completed thepark will be lighted at
night with electricity. The camp will
offer free sites for tourists,
WM. F. McKINNEY,
Ranger-Fire Warden.
S—————— A PII,
Bellefonte Man Drowns,
Willlam Wilson, aged
five, accidentally
Saturday afternoon when he
the Spring Creek,
old Bellefonte,
it
Locust
forty-
late
from
the
about
drowned
fell
near
was
bridge
ground,
over
The
had been in the
minutes
from work
Stone
fair
was recovered after
water about twenty
He was returning
Ameri and
where Hme-burne:
Lime
Wis a
while
with
an
he
Crossing
Lp izzy
and
that
sized
wile
Will Give Plays.
Senlors
; Hall
Workshop.
$1
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Auto
Will Build
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Buying Better Cattle.
y of Potter townsldp's progres
Thon Delaney and Charles
LIrMmMers Tae
ntage of 4]
the
the Chas W
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wed a purebred!
in
'
Delany purch
£ folle wing
sr $217.50, which
gave birth to twin
Andrews, who was not
doliar
calves
af Airaid to
Mr,
Will Che
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we Saturday
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REBERSHU RG,
Reish,
wnt Sunday
Mr. and Mra
Bernice Limbert has
the past week.
Rev. Baker and family
ness trip to Williamsport
Clayton Weaver and family
Lock Haven on Saturday to
shopping.
KRUMRINE. — Sydney Krumrine
died at his home in Rebersburg. He
was aged 82 years, 8 months and 29
days. Death occurred Wednesday
morning. He was born at Smithtown.
He was married to Fletta Weaver; one
son was born to this union, who died
21 years ago. Mrs. Krumrine passed
away last summer. Surviving the de-
censed are two brothers—Edwin, of
Altoona, and Frederick, of New York
Deceased was a good citizen, aclive
{member of the Reformed church, and
a member of the Odd Fellows Fu-
neral services were held Saturday
morning and were conducted by Rev.
McClellan and Rev, Travers, Inter
ment was made in the Reformed and
Lutheran cemetery. The Odd Fellows
conduc ted the services at the grave.
Adam Reish
been quite
parents,
in
made a busi
on Saturday.
were to
do some
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST-—Auto license Plate No.
between Linden Hall and Spring
If found, notify 87TR5, Centre Hall
BLACKSMITH BHOP.—~1 have
ened a blacksmith shop at the A.
Weaver place, at Colyer, and respect-
Orders Taken for Shad.
Orders for shad and buck-——
will be taken this week, Fish will ar-
rive ¥Friay of next week. Can supply
tomy those who place thelr order early.
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in every sense of
will
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come in today or tomorrow 7
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a car like this.
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windshicld cleaner; Rear-view mirror;
Gasoline gauge on instrument board.
5 Budd-Michelin steel disc wheels:
Alemite chassis lubrication, instead
of old-fashioned grease cups.
Air cleaner and oil filter to seal the
engine; steering gear especially ene
gineered for balloon tires.
And, in closed car bodies, genuine
hardwood frames with rounded rear
roofs like the costliest custom cars.
You can buy this car for about the
same price as one of the hi priced
fours. Atthe most, you'll only need
to add $50 or $60 to your first payment,
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