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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1929.
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THE CENTRE REPORTER
as—
HSUED WEEKLY,
CENTRE HALL, PENNA.
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors,
8. W. SMITH, Editor.
Business Mannger,
PE %
Aatered mt
28 sesond slass mall matter,
» application.
(Bev, 8. ¥. Greenhoe, Faster)
Tusseyville, 10:30 A,
Centre Hall, 2:30 PP.
Spring Mills—7 to 8 P.
Confirmation
service,
M.
Md.
AL
class aller
s
(Mev, Delas
Lentre Hall—
#:30—Sunday School
7:30 on
Spring Milis—
1:80—sSunday School
&.30
Farmers Mills—
#30 Sunday
10: 30—t'0r¢
BRB, Koener, Faster)
Foreign Als Service,
Foreign Mission Service.
School.
ign Mission dervi
EVANGELICAL
(Rev, W, E, Smith, Faster.)
fLemont—10:30 A. M.
2:30 P. MM.
1:30 P. M.
TY usseyville
Centre Hall
FAESLYTERIAN
(Bev, J. M, Kirkpatrick, Fastor)
Centre Hall A. M.
Boalsburg—3:00 Pr. MM.
al.
10:30
Lewont—1:30 ¥.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Bev. Harry W., Newman, Pastor.)
At LINDEN HALL
(Miss Sarah Ecroyd, Pastor.)
SOV es Laid
FENN STATE TRUSTEES
———
Will
Original
College Bullding Be Torn
-_— 1 oO i se
~Specitications Include
Rooms,
dents,
Cafeteria, Lobby
150-Foot Tower.
Mart this
ready
present work is
Maly Engineerin
Memorial
to Pond
oy this yea
11
bs
Dormitory,
continuing
the Grange
addition
tiiding.
and ©
gr
©
Labor atory.
I MPAA A A.
Parole Hearing.
On Saturday of next week, beginning
at 10 o'clock A. M., Judge Fleming
will hold a parole hearing. Tlie cases
to be disposed of follow:
Comm. ve. Michael Furl, 1
Comm, ve. Harry Jackson.
Comm. va. Howard Chambers.
Comm. ve. Custodian of Immil chil
dren,
No Marriage Licenses,
Another week gone by without a
marriage license having been Issued
in Centre county by Register Ross
The Centrs Reporter, $1.50 a year
DEATHS
MOORE ~John
away on Tuesday evening
the home of his son, T, 1
Centre Hall, where he had
since the death of his
Death was
He Tad
of the
s the
Daniel
at 6:16
Moore,
made
home
weeks due to
in
house
kitchen
Previous.
stroke. been
the rear
entered
paralytic
yard
when
to
he
tat could
He soon sank
and remained in that
until h period of
Funeral
his face, and he
Aapeak.
ness
120
services will held
home on Friday at 2:00 p.m, and
tinued at the Methodist chu
terment inp the cemetery.
The deceased was a son of F
and Matilda (Hockman) Moore,
was on the Dr, Lieb farm,
of town. After ds marriage to
Sarah Toner, the lived
their U Potter township
They
few
on
X years
the
duration,
Moore
y all who
g death, a
be
local
born
couple all
Vig in
Hall
to a
Centre
up
changes
engaged In
ago, but
farm he
ing yeurs
fow one
twenty s and another
tenand
on
Yeurs, other Los ware
shorter
Mr
Ww
Knew him He w
10% Ana uprig
© SONS
passed
mie last
pons, she is
he Danie
Koister, Fudgway,
gsident £ Millhel
at tie }
Jere Su
of
we held
aise st
The
by
Was
oe Saturday
moved
where
morning funerni Coretge
veriand
nierment
motor to Loganton
made
LIMBERT. Mrs. Viletia { Miller)
Limbert, wife of William Limbert, died
at their home at Madisonburg. She
was born in Union county October 2,
17, at the Penns Valley Narrows Ho-
tel, which her parents, Harvey and
Lydia Miller, conducted at that time,
Mrs, Limbert was a consistent mem-
ber of the Reformed church; and was
held in high esteem among her neigh
bors and friends and will be missed
in the home and vicinity.
Hhe leaves to mourn, her husband,
and one daughter, Mrs, J. Edwin Ertie,
of near Rebersburg, Four brothers and
one sister also survive: Harry, Char
les and Ldoyd Miller and Mrs. Calvin
Righel, all of Madisonburg, and - Bde
ward Miller, of Youngstown, Ohlo,
KELLER Mrs. Jennie Keller, wid:
OENTRE
THE
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CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL
NOTES,
.
Joseph Kriss,
Kriss, of State
a surgical patient
charged
Daniel
surgical
f-year-old
College,
of Max
had
was dis-
week
BON
wi io heen
for a week,
Monday of
of Bellefonte,
Joust
discharged
on last
Hines.
patient
Monday
ing day.
Mrs, Mahala
Mondnayvof
surgi
Mra
§ Wins it
i
week, admitted
on and the foliow
of
Wis
13 Helos te
idmitted
Krab,
last week
treatment,
RR.
undergoing
1
Ad
John Roberts of
surgical
Htate ‘Ole
treatment
of
neg wimitted
t week,
beep on Monday
Elmira Cox,
Willlam F.
¥ surgical
13-year-old daughter of
Cox, of State College,
patient last
admitted Monday
Wednesday.
week, hav
been on and
wed on
James Ba
il
ischarged
Hey of Bellafonte, a meds
i patient for the past ten days, was
d on
Walker,
ROVETre
last Thursday,
Dayne of Bellefonte who
sustained {¥ about the
nl back last week working
HATS
in
le
one { Q ware
goed
dischn
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holding se
MILES
Vvinan
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in
of the
vas eve
week a
The funeral of Mrs
Tuesday,
Ralph Lingle,
On was largely
The citizens
Thursday
ard
attended,
wil
evening t
purchasing
firefighting
which is badly
The 1
hold 4 meeting on
o take stops tow
Some vers necessary
something
in tw town
equipment,
neesled
0.0 F. will hold a tinquet
th
a3 O00
a 8)
Sh
70 92 $1126
AUDITORS’ STATEMENT
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENOL
TURES OF HARRIS TOWNSHIF FOR
THE YEAR ENDING DEC, 5, 1028,
ACCOUNT OF H, M, HOSTERMAN,
Treasurer of Road Funds, for 1928,
RECEIPTS,
hands of
Overseer's Rervices
commision
hand
Collector's
Balance on
REPORT OF H, M, HOSTERMAN
| TREASURER OF LIGHT FUND
i RECEIPTS
| Amt
at
$2000 55 | Amit
George J er,
2566 Amt
15 Civie
in treasurer's hands
setthanent ‘ass
in treasurer received from Geo. BE
mt, recelved from
Meyer,
collector
Collector reoel ved
other sources Club
mt. received from
Total Recelpt ‘ $Hiin
EXPENDITU
for
earth roads
Total Receipts .
EXPENDITURES
paid for 12%, |
| Amt paid for
Amt paid for
COM BIRR Ons
RES,
mt, paid malntengnee | Amt. Heht in
wh
wie 9
1406 Zi
177
SCLors com
mt, for stone
paid
’
mt
y a 7X1
tilully Made Curtains at
an Amazingly Low Price to In-
troduce CHARLES WILLIAMS
Wonderful Values to You...
38 T7320—Thrifty housewives—
just see what you get— beautiful
three-piece curtains that will cost
you only 50 cents for stylish
drapery for an entire window.
Two complete scis for only a
Ii more than y
¥:441
Isewhere for one set
paid ———
for State-ak
mit id for repairs tools
ry $asunrre Total Expenditures
paid » Wages of Road
Masters
mit Collecto Trensurer's hands
paid
mt, paid
Koy — a —————
cominissgion
the
the
undersigned auditors,
and
Baine,
E. BEHARER
= i RISHEL
A. E GINGRICH
Auditors,
have ex
mt pald above accounts certify to
wt. pald
orrectucss the
=
ic would pay
. These cur-
3
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of cream
GEO, ¥ MEYER,
co een-amint
wow Phe Laxative
You Chew
Like Gum
No Taste arg
But the Mint =o
At Druggists—1§¢, 25¢
S—
oF
of
REPORT
Collector
“our Copy Of
this Big Spring
and Summer
Style Book /
bid
REPORT OF GEO, KE
lector of Fileolric
MEYER,
fight Tax for 192K ANNUAL
STATEMENT
soy Fr
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CENTRE CO.
WIELAND
flarris
Ov ¥ ’
erseey of Poor for
BEVORT
Township
on the 21s
Benjamin Hackenburg ds getting
better slowly, His many friends are
glad to see him back at his restaurant.
of February,
(Continued from previous column.)
ow of the late Jacob Keller, died at
her home at Pine Grove Mills, as the
result of a stroke of paralysis sus
tained ten days previous, 3
Mr. Keller died in 1921 and out of
a family of ten children five survive,
as follows: Irvin H., James M, and
Wiliam W., of Pittsburgh; John IL.
and Miss Etta, of Pine Grove Mills
She also leaves one half-sister and
two half“brothers.
STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING
STOLE OPEN EVERY
100 BEAUTIFUL SILK AND ERINT
...Dresses for Spring...
Just Out of their Boxes -- for This SALE!
$10.00 to $25.00 are the Prices for which they were intended to sell.
OUR PRICE, $G-88
We have sold 2 and 3 to one customer.
EVENING
Y ou must see these Dresses.
fr
AIDS TO BUYERS.
What draws customers to a modern American store, anyway ?
Low prices, courteous service, good materials— what 7?
A writer in the current issue of the American Druggist re-
cently made a survey of drug store customers to get an answer to
that question. Here is what he learned about why peoplo trade
at certain stores in preference to others :
Cleanliness and attractivensss of appearance ranked as the
chief reason. Next came promptness of service and quickness of delivery of
ordered goods. Pleasant employes and courteous service were linked in the
third place, size of assortment ranked fourth and low prices came last.
This has been our policy for 30 years. —A. Abrahamson.
~. ABRAHAMSON'S
DEPARTMENT STORE
MILLHEIM'S BEST STORE