THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1020.
THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
YENTRE HALL, PENNA,
A bo
EMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors,
8. W. BEMITH, Editor,
SDW, BE. BAILEY, Associate Editor and
Basiness Manager,
[eR
Batersd st the Post Office in Centre Hap
Be second class mall matter.
Pisplay advertising rates made Enewn
wa application
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
FENNS VALLEY
(Rov. 8, F,
Preaching services at—
Farmers Mills—10:30 A. M.
Georges Valley, 2:30 P. M.
Centre Hall, 7:00 to 8:00 P. M.
LUTHERAN CHARGE
Greenhoe, Pastor.)
SENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Bev, Delas BR. Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall
1:80—Sunday
2:80—Churdn
Pussey ville—
#:30—8unday School.
10:30—Church Service.
School.
Service,
EVANGELICAL
(Bev, W. KE, Smith, Faster.)
Locust Grove—9:30 A, M.
Spring Mills—10:456 A. M.
Betheada—2:30 P. M.
Centre Hall—-7:30 P. M.
(Revival Medting.)
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Bev. Harry W. Newman, Pastor.)
Sprucetown— 9:30
school ; A. M.,
Centre Hall-—1
#chool; 2:30 P. M.,
Spring Mills—9
8; 7 P M, Wo
EI ma
A. M,
Worship
P.M,
Worsh’
A
Sunda y
10:30
i
Mliroy’s Highway Problem,
A t
correspondent ma
DEATHS
M
vivor
{ Mod
away vary
Thursday
COY ~John McCoy, the last sur-
of the children of John and Ag
‘ormick) MoCoy both deceased,
suddenly Norris-
of last In-
at that on
nes
in
week
passed
town, on
toarment made place
Saturday.
The
nformation
was
have rather meager
death, It
fam-
friends here
concern\ng
was
of
his
visiting a
probably
eithor
Swartz,
wppears he
or
wis
he
when
4
CENTRE €OUNTIANS READY FOR
STATE FARM PRODUCTS SHOW
High Quality Beeves to Be Shown,
by 4-H
Products
21
of
Baby beeves ¢xhibled men
aut the Farm Show
Harrd
more
bers State
in ghurg, January to 24, will
higher qual-
vel ad
livestock ox
and
(iis
Tae uniform
ity than animal #pin former
shows, says A PUP,
we, who
of State Colle
ub offe
pn spooinlist
inspected the «
boys and
attack
and dyd
od on a
was the yi rest of
aged
al
He was
number of
Hos
i retired
He
living
and
Hi
Pott
Was
«Coy family,
was born
Milis
and for a
ee State
seventy year
Old Fort
baker
or I's
trade,
Years employe
pital Norri
pension a 1
led
%o 44 wyy 3 14%
aigdornia, ivy
by
d in t
Was I
and
n town, Wiis
ago, was
in
on Ww years
A
vies
daughter,
him.
twice mad
Augusta Edmunds,
G. W. Ed-
ded Saris
home of h
apoplexy
Tuesday
EDMUNDS
widow of the
Mrs
late Thomas
Milthedm,
morning at the
Millhedm,
services
munds, late of
Saturday or
from
held
followed by
Reformed
made
daughter, in
Funer
morning
were
home,
Aaronsburg
ul
from the
in the
Wterment was
wr }
Ch.
CON
nearby
North-
The cou-
nsx was born ian
dey
y county, Sept. 1, 1839
about sixty
til the
Aarongburg
there
15807.
oved to
ago, and lived un
of Mr.
years
Edmunds, Since
with
in
lived her daugh-
Mrs. Cla
: B. FP
3 MoHose
or
ments rellitive to
highway
State Hig
surveying
Milroy thi
one I
ery Is
back ar
tg sae
the route
take in t
air, ‘1
surveyed
route
Partment
highways
times
problems
staked
Congregat
Rev. J H
front
#slrong
S54
Ww
A,
Mecting
The P
the Metl
on Mor
Smit}
HH.
and
prayer
Rep
Week of
Mills
were
Cent
Bpring
Pleasant
Total,
The foliow
for the
vice presi
J M Kirkpats
Metagar.
The paper «
dy Rev. Bmith wh
“Paul, a Pattern of
The next meeting
fLastheran church
ells
Celebrated Fifth Annly
The fifth anniversa of
Patricia Boozer was fitting
on Saturday from 32
at the home
Mrs. J. 8. Boozer.
the Ruests was fur
for tokens of agg
them secreted in
home by
£ift feature of most
The little gues
bel Emery, Mari
Potter, Jean I
ford,
and Evelyr
Mirias
dire
Min steriam,
Of
TA
¥y
jent,
of
the hos
neagy ih inion £4
i his
on Tuesday
tre
ing a
Mrs, |
0 meet with them was
ville- Linden Hall union
between thirty and fe
the gatherin
meeting was
addresscs
gWhen Ly
Jane
T.1.
After the regular program had been
Beye, light refreshunents were ser-
04,
tiie home
union invited
the Tussey-
There were
MlY persons at
and a enthusiast
hdd A number of short
made and readings were
Misses Colyer and
representing the L.
© Viry
wer
Evelyn
Campbell,
A C—O AANA:
Charles E. Dorworth, of Bellefonte,
according to a mesasge from the
county seat, has made a public dental
tiat he Intends to be a candidate for
t.5 Republican nomination for repre-
£ tative in Congress,
5 MP SISA
A newly organized group, the Altoona
Nac pg association, became the owners
of the Altoona Speedway on Friday
with the purchase of the property at
a sheriff's sale in Holldaysburg, for
CENTRE COUNTY
NOTES.
HOSPITAL
Bellefonte
Fae WAS
medical wie
it for
Wednesslng £
night
old 4
¢osat
alse
ITE, Wa
sesll Koch
proud parents
We
dnesdny
nfant, of State
1 Thursday
Bell
ia
irRed
of
OF
| Miss efonte,
was
wlmiitte on
a surgical
Friday.
mt ent and
Mrs
| #hip,
for
Thursday
dpcharged on
Elvin Stover, of
admitted
Hpring town-
on last Thursday
treatment. *
was
medical
Mrs. Lay
admitted
tipka, f Spring township,
on Fray as a medical
patient and discharged on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Melss of Spring township
was admitted on Friday as a surgical
patient and discharged on Sunday.
Mre. Busan Lyons, of Lyonstown, a
modonl patient for the past two weeks,
ded on Bunday.
Dr. J. M. Brockerhoff, of Bellefonte,
was admitted as a surgiodl patient on
Saturday.
Edwin Petors, of Milesburg, was ad
mitted on Monday for surgical treats
ment,
Mra. Minnie Fenlon, of Bellefonte,
was admitted on Monday for medical
treatment,
There were 27 patients in the hos:
Was
$200 ;
we
ep
oii be a
i dm
pital at the beginning of this week.
nd
picked Wedne ay
Egg Entries Must Be In Saturday,
ntries y exhibition it tl
Farm Products Show | Harrk
1
Saturd
forenoon
for ogee
will close
Announce
year thers
made by
the
part of
Lamb Feeding Club,
countians attend ng
& tn £2
gp
hain Stores Over Alr.
wouldn't
ulidress
to take measures
¥ Henderson
Wteners
to the
oe KWKH
1060
gd
i n
{ a nnNotInceT fuily
cont of what
LEAGUE BUYS TWO PLANTS
Conperative
consideration
Onondkign
fs ate
organization,
The
clation Wer CO-OPDOTARLIVe ary
eting which was aorgan-
Except fou
about nine years ago,
the Dairymen's loague, it was hie
jarmest such organization in the New
York Mik Shed, and has long been an
important factor in the dairy ness
of central New York.
The Dairymen’s League
the plant and bHusiness
Jersey Mik and Cream Co. at
N.Y. In 1923 this company ceased to
buy ta supplies from the Dairymen’s
l«mgue and has since operated as a
non-pool plant The Groton plant Ia
equipped for bottleing, and has man
ufacturing equipment too. About 275
cans of milk are received at the plant
daily from 100 farmers.
fed
¥
Dus
will also take
the
roton,
over of
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIOR,
In the Estate of SAMUEL H BECK,
late of Gregg ownship, Centre county,
Pa, deceased.
Letters of administration on above estate
having been duly granted the undersigned
all persons knowing themselves inde
to the estate are requested to make Im
mediate payment, sand those having claims
against the same 40 present them duly aun.
thentieated for settlement,
C.D. BARTHOLOMEW, Admr,
oT? Centre Hall, Pa.
¥
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST,
ill at the
Margaret
soriously
Mrs,
A is
home of
CGodshall,
Kline
his daughter,
in
John
town
Dr
enty
Jumes Martin Yeager, aged
widely known minister
dled at his
on Monday, aft
11%
He suff
and
Savy -
two years,
State legis ator, home
J.owfetown
iHiness
and
mn
or i
ered a stroke on
previous never recovered
Mrs rr drove from
in
Tie
H
Y ony
aw
(aay
and
their wi v |
thelr
ren ide
Mills, on on
ter with pres
They
Mills,
Ore werd formerly
Stover
He is
HBpea
Say rise
i IH
nt
Mr
Body
rant
Mann
bie Frese
itn !
A Xx at
iocall
with it. The
General |
it is not known
ntend doing
F Bods gmpany i i
General Motors, it
owns a large
stock of the Stand
The feeling about
the that thie
subsidiary
Motors
proportion
p14}
wr claimed
the Bical
Y eagertown |
dard
Ores
offen sala
witive In
ft ai east to
AUDET-
Ome Lime
mote
ma exten
bw the young
ta
Transfer of Real Estate.
ux 10
Wm. Worth
U
we
vi
THEATRE |
; V1
EQUIPMENT.
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAX
'y & JEAN ARTHU
fon uf ne A . ner }
i % 5 HANK Lt
“HALFWAY TO HEAVEN"
¥ $ be J
SATURDAY
“DARK STREETS”
Talking Comedy taphone Acts
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
ok
*WHY BRING THAT 1I'P*
stra] Bi ————
“THE STATE
LB |
3
‘ «
ALL THIS WEEK
&
sensational
dif
ROBERT AR
LOMBARD in
METRONG CAROL
ths
most
All-Talking NOWRHETDeT
yresontad on
“BIG NEWS”
Speed t emant
Thril
iin
Any screen
Humor
D° they harass you by
day and keep you
awake at night?
Don’t neglect thom,
ruin your charm ' beauty
alienate your friends, interfere
with your business and social
success, ?
When you're nervous, take
Dr. Miles’ Nervine. It’: the
fresceiption of a m ful
arve § focinliat put up on-
venient form especially for peo-
ple in your condition.
Dr. Miles’ Nervine is now
made in two forms-—Liquid and
Effervescent Tablet. Both are
the same therapeutically,
A EE
240
They'll
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DR
38
A
16
Pomona Grange Meeting,
of the
at Unionville
20,
meeting Pomona
be held on
will
January Installation of
Kenzie Bagshaw, and other
Forenoon at 10 A
god attendance
Bec'y
by
BORON
A
Dale,
funch,
iH.
ing a
BALE~2 Bhorthorn bulls about
Bhorthorn
Durst,
Algo, A COW,
fresh . WW.
"
R 2: phone 501.23 o3
{entre
AD BTOCK REMOVED prompt-
Cent
Works, 86,
at our expense,
phone
call
e Hall;
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BALLESMEN
ing olla,
WANTED for
greases and paints
opportunity Balay
The Jed Oil and Paint «
Oho.
nibhricat -
Excellent
OF
COIs
“ey Fa
YOR
young
BALE. A
cattle OB
f Bpring M
west o
FOR SALY
Mrs. D. N
Dory
fr
how
it Saves you
An established fact!
driving months.
greeable, too.
I inves maf af bem}
Enjoy safety at one-half
tread
#
and, because of *sligh
Spring comes,
With the
ot
Rare
bring, vou get
go. + Tt . py # - §
from winter tre
Drop in
HAGAN'’S
MORE
ER KIND.
PEOPLE BUY
Money to
mile for mile.
the summer cost
have ii
wear,
ww
present
' y »
ee. —1his saiel
for new Goodyvears.
GARAGE
ANY OTH.
yl
The cross and square tread de-
gign of Firestone Gum Dipped
Tires has the greatest number of
Non-Skid Angles for your pro-
tection and comfort. Remember
Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires
hold +11 world records for safety,
endurance, economy and mileage.
Drive in today and we will take
your old tires in trade on a set
of new ones,
They have Extra Power —
Oversize Plates —Sturdy
Hard Rubber Cores-No
wonder that equipped with
a Firestone Battery vou can
“Step on the Starter” with
the utmost confidence. Free
water and inspection service.
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