Sm— A— THE CENTRE REPORTER ISSUED WEEKLY, a sme wn CENTRE HALL, PENNA, FHURSDAY, SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors, A W, BMITH...... asasasseinn ver Editor MD a” Local Editor And W. RB BAILEY. Business Manager = Pr — NOVEMBER 1 7, 1827 Ee —— » Sasered at the Post Office in Centre Hav » second class mall matter. TERMS. The terms of subscription tu fhe Beporter are $1.00 a year, lo advance. ADVERTISING RATES.—Legal potlces, fwenty cents per line for three insertions, gmé ten ceuts per lone for each additional imsertion. Lecal notices accompanying display ad- gevtisements, five cents per line for edch meertion; otherwise, eight cents per line; giaimum charge, twenty-five oeats Pisplay advertising rates made knowa 8 application. PE = - Sunday Church Services omxxE VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE on, Bev. 8B. F. Greenhoe, Pastor) - ¥ w TRINITY REFORMED, wo (Rev, Delag R. Keener, Pastor) Pentre Hall 5:50 Sunday Scheol. 7:00 Home Missionary Catechetical instruction , 7:30 FP. MM. Sinn Friday evening. "pring Mills— 1430 Sunday School 2:30 Church Bervicea Catechetical Thursday Farmers Milks $:30 Sunday School 10:30 Preparatory munion Servi MLL. a i Service, 118 P, M., instruction, 7 evening. and Holy ve. EVANGELICAL (Rev. W. E. Smith, Evange Centre Hall Tusseyv -e Lemont—7:3 Qentre Hall— Prayermeeting, Pastor.) Wednesday at 7:30. METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Rev. C. E. Hazen, Pastor) Centre Hall-— fog at 10.30. SBmullton services at S. preach Quarterly Confer Saturday even ing, November 7. at Spring Mills at 9:80, Dr. M. E. Swartz presiding. BVANGELICAL, (Rev. M. W. A sain Held SPRING MILLS Dayton. Pastor) Weiner Roast, vening vening # Neeseo er, Mary rd ard Foreman, of The and Mrs ent were man, James William was DD. R Keener. My, and Mrs Foreman Decker, Ray, and George haperoned by Rev. party Others pres Wesley Fore Mr. and Mrs Clyde, Warren Decker, ee Sara Birthday Sarprise Party. On Monday evening the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Fetlerolf was entered by a group of. friends who came W surprise Mrs, Fétterolf on the occasion of the anniversary of her birth. The complete ghem their own refreshments. “Whicll #81 énjoyed. The evening was spent dn a ‘delightful social way, The Yollow- dng were present: Rev. and Mrs. 8. ¥. Greenhoe, Mra. Ada R. Butz, Mr. and Mrs. FL K, Frank, Kenneth Frank, Mr. and Mrs, Irvin Zettle, Mrs. Jennie Kline, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Zettle, son Richard and daughter Dorothy Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Houtz and daughter Freda Jane, Vianna Zet- tle. J. Harold Durst, Mrs, Fred and daughter Anna Fay. Stovey Charters—Keller, Charles J. Charters and gyn Keller, both of united in marriage Saturday evening. The bride is known in Centre Hall where she sided some twenty yours ago. She A daughter of the late Peter Keller, EA ————————— Pomona Grange, A regular meeting of the County Pomona Grange will at Centre Hall, Tuesday, 26th, at 10 A. M, Miss Kath Pittsburgh, were in that city last well re- a Centre be held November MARRIAGE LICENSES. Edward BE. James ... «Tyrone Alice Dunkle ........cievv0v0 Tyrone Ernest M, Gates .....+.......Maringo Alberta G. Taylor .....Warriors Mark Larry M. McCloskey ............Cato £daith M. Heverly ............Howard SHE hen { i i i . . . . DEATHS - - . WwW. Runkle, Dem Snyder county, Middleburg op ago he since falling. Dantel RUNKLE. —John Docratoie sheriff of died at his home Saturday morning. suffered a paralytic his health in Two vers stroke, has been wis a son of both deceased, Valley engaged which time The and Sarah was born ie t eased Runkle, and in seventy in the ness Fledlar, and to Middleburg engaging Georges ears amo He bu went ntile nt nhout in the he county. Years ngo, FAI Four ted sheriff of YEurs ago Snyder Wis Al san, youngest twenties, SOent ow his tion Runkle, still elected on suoeead his majority. Surviving the and one daughter, toona; Keemer, Middleburg, Cyril in h Demooratie ticket fice the father In of deceased are four namely: Carl, of Winter Hu Williamsport; { Mrs Two b Runkle, of Runkle. The who was Miss Stallacher, Fiedler, preceded her husband in death twenty-three years ago. Funeral afternoon, with burg. ow s | niin sONS Al sven, Fla.) vil), 03 Witmer, rothers al urd Calvin, of ou of George and of Selinsgrove. 50 #ur- Calvin Daniel vive: L and wile, Shamokin of held interment at services were Tuesday Middle of YODER. —Mrs. Amanda Yoder, Salona, widow of David Yoder, died at the Lock Haven hospital Friday night shout 6:30, was aged about sev enty-seven years, and had been 11 for roma time Mra Yoder Is survived by daughters: Mrs C, C tondale; Mrs. W. H Haven: and Mrs, 8. the 8he three Royer, of Ty ROT, ree had down moun med to function. Mrs. Henry Mrs, John of Tylersville, 2 months and husband, who tre county, John. been g the gon ref was a daughter L.utz and was a She was aged 74 one day, Beaides her is well known in Cen three children survive address in unknown: Mrs, Henry Hoy, of Pleasant Gap, bert. of Mingoville: Mrs John M« Cosslin, of Mill Hall; Miss Edith, of Pittsburgh; Grover and Robert, at home. Fanerfl services were held Hublérihurg Evangelical terment in the little ing the church. of Mr, ind native years, whose at the church; in cemetery adjoin- LL A MS APRA. Port Matilda Man Killed, Michael €. Walk, of Port Matilda, aged 82 veare, died at the Mercy hos: pital in Altoona at abowt 1:30 Monday morning the result of a possible frac- tured skull, a fractured forearm and a lacerated forehead received In an wwtomobile accident Mr. Walk was injured by an automobile as he from another in home of his son in Dix, tilda, Sunday evening. Mr. Walk had accepted to the Dix home, when struck was alighting front of the near Port Ma car a lift to get He stepped from the car and started across the road, da rectly into the path of another car, which struck him and knocked him to the road. In the excitement of the moment the name of the driver was not learned, nithough he is sald to be from Jersey Shore, ————————— Brigadier General Frank R. McCoy, of the U, 8. Army is being boosted as the successor of General Leonard Wood in the Philippines. COeneral Me- Coy as sent to the !idaqde ov Presi: dent Harding as chic! of st! of Gen” eral Wood. He ds a fative of Lewis town, a son of the late General Thom: as FF. McCoy. Two sisters, Hannah and Margaret McCoy, live in that city. COMMENT ON THE ELECTION, Democrat Tells How His Party Lost Judgeship — Philipshurgers Have Held Number of Important Of- flees In Past. [Philipsburg “The the Journal. } of Centre by a no Democils county handful concerted effort the Democratic trict,” lost of Hs judgeship mere votes because to get Philipsburg Jo in commenting on ti ¢ election there not vote ted made out vote declared the in in well known il member of party “In were | The each ward In who Philipsburg did condition pr Democrats Hane evil in this election few part ol different automobiles the time, couls «11 the bers “Coupled isms some it choice and carels ITE to this given the oppositi of the local leaders of all 1 { for then oO Vi nee 1 party. their every the is ye at +» glectior That is itizen's right But after in the iondors pri- these have taken part and their party i JEITION rat been by iu CO Ls mares, have honored in one way or another, it take off their heads off for becomes them to and the has region almost OP been work their ition. That going on several sort of th in the Philpsburg for years,” t———— 6 the first re elected pre Neming ipghurg Judge elect ident of Phi siding offices ou porated }T years to be of the Centre county 8 since the BELLEFONTE'S NEWESTTHEATRE “THE RITZ” TO OPEN MONDAY Apples for Sale. A limited amount, BALDWINS, GREENINGS WINESAPS, all sprayed and THE RICHELIEU THEATRE BELLEFONTE'S LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATRE Showing CONTINUOUSLY from 2 te 11 P. MAM. adults, 2b. Children, THURSDAY VAUDEVILLE JAZZ BAND. World's Greatest Trained Dogs Benrs from Ringling Bros, Clreus. RADKIN, Best Trained Dog Act from Kelthis: HAPPY JACK COTTER, Kiug lof Tramps and his Million Dollar Dog; | MILLE Queen of the Alr, In a great ae- { robatie net; ADA BOULDEN, foremost RHEUMATISM While Army 1 in France with the a noted French pre- of Hheu have g American | obtained the Neuritis, 1 scription for treatment matism thin and VOT 10e to thousands with wonderful re th Frult quality. Also 50 to 60 White Leg- horn Pullets. J. ROY SCHAEFFER, Centre Hall suits AND FRIDAY q ing. ANIMAL SHOW AND|it If you The prescription cost nothing for it. 1 will me A postal will bring it. PAUL CASE, Dept, Masschusetts, me no of will fine rk triad f wend nddress today. your Write K23%, and Brocton, The Centre Remorter $1.50 a year {lady banjolst, | Also Buper Bpecial Picture: [“PHE LOVE TOY"— Also First Run News and Comedy. Admission, 156 and 35 Cents. SATURDAY “RANGER OF THE NORTH"— With the dog sl Also Special First 26c. POWER Motor power can’t be measured in cold figures, It takes a hand on the wheel and a foot on the accellerator to feel the pulsing life and thrilling flow of sustained energy and force. “Ranger,” a Buster Run News, great iy Brown and | 10 and MONDAY AND TUESDAY WEDNESDAY COMING TO YOU DIRECT BROADWAY = FROM You’ll realize this as never before when you drive the NEW STAR SIX Because it is undoubtedly the most POWER. FUL ecar in anything like its price class. Fig- ures can prove it to the mechanic and the ma- thematician, but actual experience will demon- onstrate beyond question the vigor, the snap, LL PORN oi 44 + the flexibility of this wonderful motor. on comfortal ba ind chines construction, and iway with all eye sirain, p Crean m anu 3 ing ro je clear, bright, flickeriess plotur i The most | he iting systems i weuring patrons fair at the right ling has been i patrons of the ind, Mr. nothing fs too the success of os, ing and installed, good freah temperature. Noth- make the most comfort states that good for his patrons, as the Richelieu made pos the new Ritz, and Mr. Richelieu states that the new, Ritz was built be cause at times the Richelien would not take care of the crowds. and Rt as his desire to have seats and com: fort for everyone. He also states that nowhere, in his seventeen years of theatre experience in various towns. has he found a community ke Belle- fonte and Centre county, with all its beauty, and #0 many good people who appreciate good, clean entertainment, and he declares such a community de- gerves such theatres the Richelieu and the Ritz, and all the comfort and good entortainment possibde, and with this in mind, we believe he has given the people of this community another olace In which they will find much en: joyment, and a building of which this community may well feel proud. modern ventilat een # have RKRiWayYys oveaerioked to Ritz Richelieu new { able, aibile as a —— GUNS~GUNSGUNS, GUNR! GQUNB! GUNS! « Big game rifles; all makes, both new and second hand, at $5.00 up. Expert gunsmith- ing, and sight adjusting. If you want to trade, buy or sell, first see BELL. “THE GUNMAN." 427 Logan Street, Lewistown, Pa. 2 A I PSR Publlie Sale of Cows, On Saturday, November 18th, J. E Kratzer will sell on his farm, one mile north of Milroy, between 25 and 30 good cows, about one-half of them fresh or close springers—Holstelns, Cuernsoye, Jersiys and Shorthorns This Is a good bunch of cows Also, a nice lot of shonts, Sale at 1 P. M. sharp, Come; lunch free~D, B. Peachy, auect. J. B. KRATZER. TRY IT. Also Short Run News and Selected 15 dhe. NEW “RITE” THEATERS First 21 Subjects, and £ i Again Improved AT THE MONDAY AND TUESDAY (Next Wk) FETTEROLF'S GARAGE B11 Phone CENTRE HALL ak Also Selected Short Subjects, 10 & 25¢ WED. THURS, (Next Week) DEVILS Also Selected Short Subjects, Admission 16 and 20 cents and oH i {2 THE NEW ERA IN TELEPHONE COMMUNICATI TT O thousand people — scientists, mathematicians, technicians and their assistants— inthe Bell Telephone Laboratories are constantly studying the human voice. They study methods and materials for projecting it over a wire or through the air. 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