. \ f THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 102 8. THE CENTRE REPORTER ISSUED WEEKLY. AE NE CENTRE ‘HALL, PENNA, BMITH & BAILEY, $ W, SMITH.. mow. susered at the row Ulice ib Cetitie Hay ae second class mall matter. TERMS. —The terms of subscription tu $e Reporter are $1.00 a year, In advance ADVERTISING RATES. — Legal Swanty cents per line for three insertions, amd ten cents per line for each additional ‘msertion. Proprietors, cssasasnsnnssnassss ditor Loon] Editor and B. BAILEY... Business Munsger notices, Local notices accompanying dlsplay ad wartisements, five cents per line for each Wmeertion; otherwise, eight cents per line; minimum charge, twenty-five cents. ao— Sunday Church Services FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE Jev, 8. FF. Greenhoe, Pastor) Tusseyville, 10:30 A. M, Confirmatiof at 9:30 A. M. Spring Mills, 2:30 P/M. Centre Hall, 7:00 to 8:00 P. M. Confirmation #0 8 o'clock. Council meeting Saturday evening in fhe B. 8. room from 7 to § o'clock. Friday evening from 7 — TRINITY REFORMED, (Ilev, Delas R. Keener, Pastor) “entre Hall— 5 ft. 9:30 Sunday School so 1:00 Church Services. { Spring Mills— #:30 Sunday Sehool 10:30 Church serviipe Catechetical instruction, Thursday evening. Farmers Mille 1:30 Sunday School 8:30 Church Services. EVANGELICAL W. E. Smith, Lemont--10:30 A. M. Tusseyville—2:30 P. Hall-—7:30 P. Holy Communion at 2 ho So. 5 7:15 PP. AL, (Rev, Pastor.) M. M. appointments. Centre all Quarterly Conference, Saturday, 2:30. METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Rev. C. E. Hazen, Pastor) Sprucetown—8. 8B. at 9:30; gorship at Smuliton- worship public 7:80. S, at A. PRESBYTERIAN (Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor) Pine Grove Mills—10:30 A. M. Boalsburg—3:00 P. M. Lemoht-—7:30 P, M. 8. at 10.:30 + public M. EVANGELICAL, (Rev. M. W. Bethesda-—10:30 A. Green Grove—2:3 Mills—7 Communion ments, Quarterly Saturday ever SPRING Dayton, MILLS Pastor) Spring MURDER TRIAL OPENS IN CLINTON COUNIY COURT Nine Called Accused oi KRiobhe, Jurors Seleeetd After 29 Are Huntington, of to Try Joseph Murder Herman The the ch Haven counts Jury to The death Kiobe, 72 Klobe ning latter's gording to the sto at the time, the Payment of ent to Huntington. In ensued, Hantington is used an axe of whom en hospital few days later wounds. The son Huntington fled, custody later near Union county He claimed plows were struck in self defese, he had been employed to go to Valley fo make moonshine and that the dispute demanded payment for State police at the time Huntington Iv fore going to Valley had been engaged in a brawl Sunbury, inflicting cuss on =a man. Huntington several was a meme of the Beranton * At noon on Tuesday nine jurors been selected ning called and twenty rojo completion the the case Jatepthat who wit hal engaged before with place aQisuts Re ALE Kilobes ry that have both Hav dying a head the the altercation aileged to upon the men then to eldes iwo were t the Lock Kiobe result since the as a of has but was White taken Deer in the that Suga; whisk when work that ATONe his he that Sugar it YOUN said PEO 1 i Years police force pel having been ted Follow twenty of selection of it wis expected to go on t wfternoon ar Reading Plan That Reading Reformed churches are ready to entertain pro porals for a merger and the construc tion of a large edifice for the combined congregations was admitted a few Arve ago by Rev. C'. E. Creltz, of Bt. Paul's Memorial Church. The other congregations involved are the First and Second Reformed. The Second church was richly endowed by the late George F. Baer, Reading rai road magnate, The trio own realty worth more than $1,000,000, Chuarehes Merger, three The Pennsylvania Publishers’ Asso- elation will hold its fourth annual con ntion in Harrisburg on Friday and Saturday. The association includes aoout 225 of Pennsylvania's leading newspapers, ' . "eo +» oo» . DEATH N\ \ y - . * Ad » - Inez Sharer Loses Brave Fight, The fight little Inez Shared put ¥ife for hei riends during the mths hrave many ol ippeared to up for he: won four m he ner 11k Have nian muci hod phy bes iter slenl | mora from it she died week The Saturday condition to pnel and suflfen «sf 3 to rest on aifternoon in local cemetery, Rev. 8. F. Greenhos fciating daughter wer. lv f Centre The little one was Mr. and Ray J the Ks farm nd threo days n » fond in their and the Mrs Sh ing Hail monti ler past o wis aged years, s and 27 parents everything to child's a registered nurse four months’ young, she knew and expressed a it with She was sufferings power provided during Ti what dea desl and determination to downcast in all was the sunshine the Hitle family, and will always retained in the niemory of them and by all who by chance learned to know how hard battled against great odds for her little life, LEAVE H. away at the State College Sunday, after a prolonged illness, the immediate cause of death having been myocarditis, one of the many forms of heart The body was brought to the home of the deceased in Centre Hall from where funeral services were held on Tuesday forenoon, Rev. D. R. Keener of the Reformed church offici ating. Mr, Keller came liiness, very meant, supported % th re strong live her in be never She she Keller passed Hospital, on disease to the valley about 1884 from Berks county. He was a lumberman and sawyer and was the sawyer the Moyers lumbered off the now the Deck er farms, 'east of Centre Hall. Later he located in Centre Hall, where he builf a home, where he lived until death. There daughters Maybell fe of ley ird K. Shuitz. of Reading. when Huston timber tract, his Ae at survive eased two home, and died in Fel ruary of Mr. Kelle Mifflin a son of tha Reynolds io he lock, of with ten Was Mrs Romick is t Mrs, John I of Waterford, N. J WM the lLaitheran Snydertown funeral held: burial in the cemetery i Sur MeCiin wis one sisted tick member ‘ She church where services were Snydertown i | i sn MOORE of Mra Charles Barnes Moore, Moore. former res of Bellefonte, ded at the home daughter. in Pittaburgh Sne daughter of John and Elizabeth and was born at Pleasnat Gap. all her girlhood life was spent All her married life was spent in Belle ifonte. Her husband died in 1888 and abotit twenty-five years ago she went to Pittsburgh to make her Her only are her daughter, Mrs and brother, Will Johnstown The In ain Hefonte and taken Agnes : widow dents of her WHR nn Barnes, | where home Gry Malin of vors one in ight Fie the I'nlon ot sive " Knox offi cemetary {for 3014 { Ficitnie iting LOCAL LL 0. 0. F, ANNUAL TO HOLD RANQUET, FEB, Install Officers at Millhelm. Monday evening a Temple of the Milthaim install new the lode that Pdford, of On contingent of thelocal Ladies’ Golden Kogle went to to officers in Mrs, Paul PD. 1D accompanied ly elected int place, Contre Hall, the (:. Templar, and HL LOTOss weiss “The Path the A three-act omeaedy di “The Path presented by of Middleburg, in Gr re Hall, Friday evening. £:00 o'clock The the local High of the receipts auspices of that is. given Popular 1d The class will appreclite of the people, aman Hin” People the tl Young LITRE at gchool will derive a # and it class inder the play prices support local cl fp elon BOALSBURG ITEMS, Mr Mra. George Mothershaugh were guests of Mr. Mrs Wasson on a motor trip to Carlisle and also attended the Farm Products Show at Harrisburg, leaving home Tuesday and returning Thursday. Mra. Thomas Gilgnn, of Mrs. Irvin Johnson, of Crafton, Prof. and Mrs. Bryson, of Derry, tended the funeral of their aunt, Goheen, on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Bellefonte, were visitors Sunday Miss burg here Misges Mary and Nora ittended the funeral of A JL Lytle, State College. on Thursday The I. O OO. PF entertained friends at a and and Samuel Bradford, and at Mrs. of on - logsman, in town of Hublers at her home Lonberger week-end Dorothy spent the Miller at Relish banquet avening her spent Fri and 4 ¢ : dozen bridles Fhey fra fine extra factors and ar in ex shine served by the ire all well sewed tot Sale rain or Launch will Church he Indica T. E. JODON, FE. M. SMITH, Auct C. D. Bartholomew. Clerk WEEK-END PROGRAM OF PHOTO- ~PLAYS AT-— The “Scenic” Theatre BELLEFONTE HOME OF BELLEFONTE'S GREATEST PHOTOPLAYS SCENIC. beginning this week, entirely THE presents new Program, affective STATE an to become New planned long ago. on competion of the Contre 8 wil Hall lodge, 1. O i sid thelr sfin a banguet tAreadia, on Thursday 2nd Oxia | procure tickets from one mittee Ticket sale closes jevening of this week Committee «W, H. Homan, | Bmith, Thos. LL. Moore, V, John Delaney. " nn Gringe ng Fh urged to the coin Saturday even far Fellows ne of on Charles 8. A. Auman, —— Homan Motor Co. Car Sales, The following cars were delivered re cently by the Homan Motor Co: Ern est moman, Centre Hall: Robert Bivom, Centre Hall, Joseph Haney, Aarons burg, each nn Chevrolet coach: Ellis Honnigh. Potters MIT Chevin at ses dan; Kryder Miller, Centre Hall, Chev: rolet coupe. : A car load of the lute model Chevio lets were unloaded on Tuesday. —W, F. M:Qlelian, sale anon, show to all of 25 £3 THEATRE It will give a good rate to conform reduced at i pM kethooks and wishes, A line : extras--not at cent but 10 AND where they properly belong. good features, with and 35 CENTS, prices, ~ON THE WAY-— PRIVATE LIFE OF HELEN TROY. THE PATENT LEATHER KID. “BEAU SABIUR” KING OF KINGS. OLD IRON-SIDES. THE TEMPEST, THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS, THE LOVE MAST, AND THAT'S ONLY A FEW OF 'EM THE OF _ ABRAHAMSON’S DEPARTMENT STORE MILLHEIM DOLLAR DAY ...CHALLENGE SALE... FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JANUARY 27 & 28 You Can’t Duplicate Our Prices. They Are the Lowest In the County Dollar Day! ALL OVER THE STORE Abrahamson:Department Store Successors fo Kesslers MILLHEIM Ij| i MORE BEARINGS mean a smoother, more durable motor 1n Your New Car ~~ NASH has"/ big bearings in every Nash motor Nash Style and Beauty have won wide admiration from the crowds thronging this year's Motor Shows. In every way, Nash is, indeed, a finer mode of motoring. TWENTY FOUR MODELS upwards ¢. P 10’
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