nn THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1029. 4HE CENTRE REPORTER ISSUED WEEKLY, mm ; —— CENTRE HALL, PENNA. enn te — . - SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors. B. WwW. SMITH, Editor. BAILEY, Associate Editor and Business Manager, Epw, BE ‘piwred at the Post Office in Centre Hal ie second class mall matter, ™eplay advertising rates made kmown = application. § (Bev, JS. F. Greenhoe, Pastor.) Preaching services at-— Farmers Mills at 9.45 A. M. Communion Service at Georges Val Jey at 1045 A. M. Thank-offering Hall at 7.30 p. Service ML — SAENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE (Bev, Deolas RB. Keener, Pastor) entre Hall— 30:80 Holy Communion. Fydday, 7:30. P. M., Bervice. Pussey ville— 1:80—Sunday School 2:30—Home Mission Service. at Centre Preparatory EVANGELICAL +fiRev, W. KE, Smith, Paster.) Locust Grove—3:30 A, M. Spring Mills—10:456 A, M. Bethesda—2:30 P. M. METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Bev, Harry W, Newman, Pastor.) Centre Hall—8. 8. at 9:30 A. Worship at 10:30 A. M. Sprucetown—8. 8. at 1:30; sworship at 2:30 P. M. Spring Mils—8. 8. at dDg service at 7 P. M. At LINDEN HALL, (Miss Sarah Ecroyd, Pastor.) day School i M. ©88, M.; public 9:30; preach- Rev. C. DEATHS - * » . » HENNIGH.— citizen Simon Peter Hennlgh, furchman of a prominent and ¢ here, passed away at the home nis Hennigh, the homestead Valley, of He previous, son, KEllis shortly after last George Wednesday farm in week, to and became until noon hour from angina drove the old shorly pectoris. the day reaching t home or wenker after iil, tual gracuaily growing > - scams . . * - . . . . . * CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL ° . : NOTES, . . * -. . . . . » . * . - % tuth were Mrs College, Inst Mrs. Monday patient, Mi steel Bierly and infant, of State discharged on Sunday of week. Hugh Altee, of State College, wise admitted as a surgical L.ezinisk!i, of worked employed by a contra Old Main Monday hael Seranton, a t iN company WoNsIing on building at Btiate College, on ervices held Hall on Saturday Fune al were fore Egg Hill conduct pastor the the de- strong The services Smith, which and Bev. J. PP assisted in Moody, of family, was cemetery. were ed by Rev. W. E, Evangelical church, ceased was long a supporter In activities, Bingman, a former thie services. Rel, Dilisburg. a friend also present. The Hennigh, now owned of of member its pastor, Samuel of the of David on the farm Detwiler, cast of Old Fort, June 8, 18681, makmg his age 68 years 4 months and He was the youngest of eight children, all of whom are deceased except Mrs. lizzie Vonada, of Hershey. He was twice mraried, first to Miss Etta Jane Dunlap, whom thease living cilldren were born: David E., of Roseburg, Or eon: Mrs. Maynard Barger, H. Elis, Frank C Mrs. Elizabeth DeVine and Irvin W., all of Cenre Hall, and George D., of Birmingham, Ala. The died In 1920. just prior to the time té6 moves to Centre Hall. The wife—Mary E. Dunlap—was a sister the first wife, and died was fi son born deceased and wns by John H. ’ sdays to mother net second of £3 n March of last year. Catharine aged of Sumner V. Stover, of Flemington, died at her homed 11 Friday night, of a sudden heart She had ill health She had been Mrs 50 STOVER Jennie Stover, years, wie o'clock attack veral at been ir for se years a resident for seven years, going Har Mrs £04 Led BOAD SUPERVISORS AND AUDITORS IN Hp | Thursday C. D. Feito partment township ty. Hunter Lounty ed the Set aside ward t ¥ in building |cier under refund half pe road, A resol subject Py the Stat Ihe fits payment to convention howd enable and Btate pay at loas fochuding oiling sof roads as are agreed upon by the of Supervisors and Also, that the make pa tial Payments to townships during the bullding of State reward roads in pro- portion to tue work done on éach St roward agreement, The resolution was prepaied Ly a committee composed of J. D. Shook, Penn, F. A. Carson, Potter, and H. M Hosterman, Harris, The officers elected were as follows: President, H. 8. Winkletiech, vice-president, Bruce Hossman, aabretary-treagsurer, ¥. A. Pot- | ter; delegutes to State convention: 3 Years~—Ii. 8. Winkleblech, Haines: 2 years—George DD. Fortney, Harris; 1 year—A. V. Hefforson, Rush. Alter nates: Frank Wasson, College: D. Chronister, Huston; W. E. Shively, Tayior. J udg: and chipper township eng State ! ' | | ate Haines ' Penn; Carson, IN GREGG TOWNSHIP, In Gregg township a o on for tax ntest was collector. Harold Stover, the reguar Democratio #ected Walker, Bepubiicans electad William Bressler, supervisor; Calvin King juage of election in the West Mills) district, Earl Bartiey, rigistration Assessor, in the ——————— BELLEFONTE RE-ELECTS HARRIS In a rather spirited for the office 2 Mayor in Bellefonte, Hardman P. Harris was re-elected over Harold D. Cowher. —————— A AY SI ADAIR VIRGINIA REMAINS IN DEMOCRATIC COLUMN «ohn Garland, the regular Democrats ic nominee for Governor in Virginia, been clected over Wm. Mosecley Eiowvn, candidate of the anti-Smith Democrats andRepublicans. The vote is shout two to one in favor’ of Gar land. nominees, was by 140 majority over Grover independent candidate, were (Spring and same district. contest ha. WALKER REELECTED MAYOR. James J. Walker was re-elected May or of New York City by the Democrats by an estimated majority of half a million, Farmess Y land « gon of about One son, cased A ——— I A SA Potatoes Yield Hizh, Twelve Bucks qualified for Potato Club this farmers have the Keystone 400 Busted This ia consid. record because of the unfavorable conditions of the sum- mer. county year remarkable A A PAS Lb ste, Hallowe'en Party. A Hallowe'en party not mentioned last week was given by Mr, and Mrs. Kryder Frank, for their son, Kenn<th Frank. The companions of the youth present were: Fred Spyker, Vinton McClellan Wood- row Bradford, Reish, Martz. Roberta Smith, Catharine Jen- der, Alice Spyker, Anna Mae Martz, Bertha Bradford, Marie Snyder, Ern- | Frank, Jr. | Lusaal Jorge est sss nth KIDS" GEE. WOUPN'T (T BE LOTS OF FUN JO TAKE ONE O'THEM "THINGS APART AN' » SEE WOT IT'S MADE OF wis admitted fo treatment of eceived when a steel wird foot 0 his chard MoeCTure, of Mr Mrs, Ti admitted he jured one hand when it w old son McClure, of on Monday hav ng four-year and omns for surgica treatment, Ws caugnt in parental Friday, an electri wringer at his He was discharged on Mitchell, of Union to admitted on Monday as a was od home, Glenn wnship, was Burgio and scharged the f{ol- patient, lowing day. Antonio Tublana, of Pleasant Gap, was admitted on Twsday for medical treatment. Mrs, ogee, a of State Col- the Bamford, patient Edward surgical for past #ix weeks was discharged on Tyesday. Mrs, Cisarles Wynn, of State College had discharged White ay White Tuesday been a medical on Tuesday. who patient, was Mr of Bellefonte, was and ad Pa Jean daughter of Mrs. R mitted on tient, Elizabeth had time, 0B A BUrgicas Hall, Ww i of Gross, of Centre ho been a surgical patent ff some wins discharged on Tuesday of week d Brunga last Boy State College, was admitted on 1 slay as a surgical pa- tient, Wihur Jackson, of College township admitted on Tuesday as a surgioal patient. EL I Change In Pomona Grange Meeting. ar mestng of Centre County Grange has been changed from November 23rd, to Saturday, 16th, at Hall ——— A A ———— urday, Noveminy Centre Not from lack of usage but no doubt from the seeming adaptability of con mice to buiid loute 2 from ditions led a pair of field a nest in a mail box on Centre Hall, The box so utilized be- longs to Claremswwe Haugh af the ex- treme dastern section of the route. C E. Flink, substitute carrier, on opening tha mail into it found a Mose from it Looking into the box, a little rodent was found snugly Iying in a nest, and looking up appealingly appeared to say, “Please dont Crariey,” and Char ley didn't. Lu yf ————— The Centre Raporter $1.50 a year box to place scrambling second COW FOR coming fred Clark, Centre mn k, BALE for fourth Hall LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Heenses were issued the No marriage during week. H Contre county past L.ohr 8 a home, having Susan Lutz here Mrs for Mrs, Jame guest at the Bartholomew companied Mrs fer Philadelphia home had in Philadelphia two months or more Ne from Laatz been two [D. M. Bradford wns brought the Geis Tuesday, very had institution Although further Mrs home Houpital, from Memorial nger much dm- orn proved She been a patient in the named for near thre weeks she will need to re treat maend for turn for speedy re looked covery Mr Gioeor O). Benner re turned on Mra, Monday and ge L50Mm OO weeks vie in thi Pittsburg! evening Mrs ap that result bone friends On Saturday * met with a mis n fracturing a shoulder She was at home of Chester Chronister in Wilkinsburg, where a VITAPHONE—LOWEST ———— PRICES GBEOIGE BANCTRIOPT in: wee 1H) THURSDAY JOHN In GILBERT and GI “A WOMAN OF AF} SATURDAY “FLIYNG On « “Nhat! A weather extens her sh the a telephone ing #struck was taken of ried vs ct se Fou bureau ?”’ oA" FE = . J ’ puns The > 4 } a " y £0 Wa} 0 » TALKING ”- RIDAY ¥ GARBO ATLRS” on M. Vhite 4r i car & engineers. south brecze—is considered. under exactly the same conditions. CHEVROLET. 7 models. $523 $695. A six in the price range of the four, Smooth, wetful Goylfnder valveuin-head®angine. Besuriful Fisher Bodies. Also sedan delivery, Light delivery chassis, 114 tonchassis and 1345 ton chassis with cab, both with four speeds forward PONTIAC. 7 models. $745 $803, Now offers "Big six” motoring lux uty at low cost. 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