THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1930.
YHE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
PENNA.
EE -
CENTRE HALL,
De
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors,
8B. W. BMITH, Editor,
E. BAILEY, Associate Editor and
Business Manager,
Buiered wl he Post OfMice in Centre Hal
ie second class mall matter.
Piepiny advertising rates made known
sa apolieation.
~ SUNDAY CHURCH SERVIGES |
PENNS VALLEY
(Rev. 8B, F,
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
rill be administered at—
Spring Mille—10:30 A. M.
Preaching services at—
Tusseyville, 2:30 P. M.
Centre Hall, 7:00 to 8:00 P. M.
LUTHERAN CHARGE
Greenhoe, Pastor.)
SENTRE HALL REFORMED CHABGE
(Bev, Delas R, Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
#:80—Sunday
7:30—Chura,
pring Mills—
9:30—Sunday
20: 830—Church
Fwrmers Mills—
1:30—Sunday School.
2:30—Churcy Service.
School.
Service,
School.
Service,
et
EVANGELICAL
(Rev, W. EK, Smith, Paster.)
Lemont—10:30 A. M
Tusseyville—2:30 P.
Centre: Hall —7:30 P.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Bev. Harry W. Newman, Pastor.)
Smuliton—S. 8, at § A. M.;
a8 10 A. M.
Sprucetown —
school; 7:1 P. M
ie
M.
AL
worship
9:30 Al ¥i.y
. fq rsh Pp.
Sunday
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMEN
———— J—————
NTS.
For State Senator.
ized to
We are
Aanme of 3
bug, Pa. as candidate fo
ination 1c te
the Thirt
Cleartield
Primary
day, May 19
gules governing t
announce the
Philly
the nom-
of
For State
We are auth
game of Ha
burg, Pi
glectoin
resenting
mary Iie
20, 1930
the Rey
For
We
Republican County Chairman.
fege Lion
Bominat
the Pri:
Tuesda
cules g
For Republican
We al
State Commiticeman,
fpeburg
Meme:
mittee,
of the
May
KLINE-~4 OLE,
On Tuesd
Frances E
doth of Bent
tagited
@g|arsonage,
ry W. Newmar
They aie
ington, D Ire
m———— sini
Keepers
in mar
Spring M
now 41
and other
Beacon of Centre County
Arrested,
Clarence F
Department
on Point M
a Compal
ant
trolmen
had
the Ja
Th
ty jail a
ArTaign:
Buss
on charg
trans
Lambe: t
and was
trial for
of intox
Gap,
returned
transportat
wants,
rn rp
SPRING MILLS
Finkle WwW. H
have boon sick
time, are much in
condition have been foi § 5st
two weeks, |
The Odd Fellows banquet was at
tended Ly quite a large number of
members and their tamiifes and many
others. The Spring Mills band was
engaged to furnish thé music Auring
the early part of the evening; the lat.
ter part of the evening was taken up
by the younger folks. Miss Grace
Acker, of Aaronsburg, showed some of
the folks how to dance the “Charles
ton.” Well, Grace knows how, and
she did it, too,
The sik mill In this place, under the
supervision of J. C. Robinson, is run-
ning Tull time, and employs about for-
ty men and ladies,
The local lodge of PP. O. 8. of A. in-
itiated a class of new mdmbers on last
Monday evening and will hold thelr
banquet on Thursday evening of this
week, .
J
and
on the
Both pretty
they
DEATHS
passed
tar,
Adam Kline
home of his
Godshall,
sday afte
five
KLINE. ~<John
at the
Margaret
last Wexdne
ness of
tions. The deceased, a
and Eliz th (Houtz)
at Linden Hall, Aa
iS year
daugi
in Centre
rnoon, after
complica-
(3+¢
awny
Mrs
Hall,
an Hl
weeks of
n of orge
al <line, was born
gust 20, 1851, mak-
months and 23
ried to Eva
who preceded
nesurdy ten
hildren
survive
mr
Shiloh,
i beyond
To th five
is
union
four of whom
Marge
Mrs. J "Cann, Johnstow
W., Arthur, « A
toona., Besides children, they
partly raised of
Newton
brothers
1 Mrs
e Hall
CG oOorga
Godshall, Cen
Salona;
th ose
five orpn . ON them
Yarnell,
amd three
Lewistown
sists
yiand,
baling of
Four
survive,
Calvin
James,
Omak Hall;
fata; Miss
Mr. KHnae was
in Penns Valley
of his life, in
farming and learned
For nineteen
mill at Centre
years he h
daughter in
Arthur,
Kline
rs aiso
Simon ).:
i ®e
Will liam Bohn,
Elizabeth Welbly, Jun-
Sc
namely:
and Corn Colle
Philips=bun
Mrs
Annie manton.
ged In farming
the early part
retired from
milling trade
he operated
For the
his home
Hall and
Altoona.
ben a Christian for
Kline,
NE
dur
15906 he
the
the
x
his
his
years
Mills,
made
Centre
past si
with
with
as
in
nas
Son,
Mn
D3 ways an actly
Hi
and
Wa a
Me sthodist ch
tho
irch
g missed in home
community.
held on
} rie f his
cwman, assisted
ted. Burkl was
MLISDUTE.
The
Saturday afternoon at
funera
WE
widow
AVER
edo
at
lowing
ng
trouble, aged
aml 2 days
Prove Mis and was
amg Mary Bunday. He
and is survived by
George W. Sunday, in
in Bellefonte, and
months
wi of Pine
of Tewin
never married
brothers,
tailor business
Jacob Sunday,
sister, Mra. Lyons. Funeral sorvioes
wera held and interment made at Ly-
ontown,
831
LS
two
the
nn
Margaret Haffley,
wife of Harvey Haffley, former Aarons.
rogidents, died at her home at
Altoona from causes arising from a
bealing in her head.
Deceased was a daughter of Thom.
HAFFLEY ~=Mrs.
burg
Surviving her are two young sons
C. H, H. SCHOOL NOTES,
The
Again the
HALT i
the
BO
Magazine Campalgn a Success,
end has come to the
but it did
thes schoo
manner
mag
amypaign,
treasury of
the
Sh apt
lation
The 104
$44.00 in the
fifty cents
of this
the
in
ons
ry.
will
{reas
ceives for <ach
but out amount
rermiums
ind
i Hiding
ram will be is know
writing
not 1
MH. 1.
mercal
Ebrigth
Pager"
taught by J
The
hill
save a
to the
class
Thursda y.
and
thea « 1
checks
The speak-
forms
ar expinines
crexiit
Debates,
debates
(Continued on n next column)
nms——— co
DECKER CASE HEARD,
—
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
AA A ——
Majestie Radio Sales Inerease,
continued from previous
Oh
from
és 5 grandmoths
Harter, the Rev
lating, assisted by
Fred Griesing
Susan
Lash ofl
wv, G. A,
Interme
nt
Laithe-
made in the
Aaronghurg.
was
eran cemetary at
LOOSE. «Busan E, Loose,
late Charles Cook Loose, who died about |
two years ago, died at the home of W, |
H Wendt, at Freeburg, of apoplexy.
Deceased was a daughter of Pmanuel
and Elvina® (Blerly) Harter and was |
born at Millhelm March 17, 1860, mak. |
ing her age at death 69 years, 10 months |
and 17 days. i
Burviving are one sister, Mrs, Sallie |
Hilbish, who was at the home of her!
daughter in Illinols when death over |
took Mrs Loose; one nephew, Samuel |
Harter Hilbish, of Freeburg, and one!
niece, Mrs C. C. Schoonmaker, of Gen- |
on, TL \
Funeral services were held from the|
Samuel Hilbish home, the Rev. W, 8.
Gerhard, of the Reformed church, offi-
ciating,
Interment was made in the Fairview
widow of the |
Ore
Jur
“rs
Ma
i x
M
VOCA-
SCHOOL
TOWNSHIP
TIONAL NOTES
“The Deacon's Second Wile”
“The Deacon's Sec-
1 Wile" presentod by the
class of Gi ¢ Townsh Voca-
school in Grange at!
Mills, on Friday, Febr
lock, The cast of
drama,
HOY pn
hall
Ary
00 0 charact-
follows:
Miz ie ees BB
Fitz Harry
Washington Fitz
Leo FY
Mable Hagen
Loraine Confer
Mary Mersinger
Mary Zubier
Wm. Camplell
Mary Neos
Mary Homan
Robert Slegal
loina F uth Ertel |
won Barachias
Georgo
‘e ‘es Lust
Mslissn Brown
Brown
Brown
y Hollins
Condo
Ju
els may
of
Gambogs. ... Lor st le
Admission, Tick
obtained fro member
ip
20s
tht
sChool
—————
“St.” Pattens
when the girl matures
to wom ood, hen & woman
gives t reien Pr) when a
woman reaches middle age. At
these times Lydia E. Pinkham's
f Com sound hel
i
al healt
rid
table ps to re
h anc
Vigor.
FrEan 2
For pyorrhea
tions, use Zo nite,
the new
antiseptic.
guards
colds, cou
more serious
of nose
throat.
3
£8) werful
Als ’
against
bE
A
and
dis~
and
ghs
CnBes
to
ba
Bellefonte High School Play. ”
of the
Club of the Bello
give its annual
Theatre,
day evening next week
00s
i
BABY
CHICKS
Single Comb Rhode
Island Reds,
18¢, 20c & 25¢ Each
from hens that have
selected for their si ze,
and laying qualities.
J. C. Robinson
SPRING MILLS, PA.
onte High school
in the Rich-
Madd” that
mus
Tickets
play
Spring
colorful and clever cal
by Heinpis
nts
1.
h Heénha
0 © for all
EXECUTORS
of the
LEI,
County,
NOTICE,
Etats
inte
JON-
ge
the
of
LCOlie
matter
TRESS
Contre
In
of
deceased,
been
above estate }
ty. 7 fare COIor,
undersigned, y
the
ving been duly granted the
persons knowing themselves indebted
the estate are requested to make
those having cialis
«sent thems duly au
ment,
on
amid
to p
setil
Eatne
for
JAMES W,
ted
BWARED
TRES!
Execut
Linden Hall,
WILLIAM RR,
The Centre Henorter, $150 a year
310
STOCKMAN near Hunt.
ingdon, Pennsylvania,
was breaking a pair of young mules. As he was
hitching one of the animals to a he avy stones
wagon it broke away, terrified by the clanking
chain traces,
Hasty telephone calls to neighbors led to its dis-
covery, three miles distant, entangled in its har.
ness and a wire fence. Quick action saved the
mule from serious injury,
The Modern Farm Home
Has a YELEPHON BK
4
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