THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1930. THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
THE CENTRE REPORTER B fonte, died nt her son's home in (. H. H. SCHOOL. NOTES. . directo Win. W WANE Wis ‘ If you are in need of a heat
ISSUED WEEKLY DEATHS Bellefonte, following an iliness of pa —————— ad + lent of the vols of Co- | 1 will put a “Sunbeam” in your h
: 8, aged 76 yews, She wa born Y : It A count Fis Bidad Wi Axed with board and pipe complete
Philadelphia and was a daughter of Baseball Game ‘ 350.00—~W. H. Miller. Bellefonte ’
Dr. Edwin M, Miler. Hobert and Annie Grankes She wi The first basdd
— y nhy- | MA ed Inn April, 1876, bu 1 tased ‘ounty
3 iwi Miller iilihelr
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors. Edw ha M. es Ts Mille a NV died 8 number of Years age
diy it b nome on
8. W. SMITH, Editor. Math strect. at five o'clock | Monday j7OR murvies, Ww Bia 1. 1April, 16, between the Harris TOW nalup reo ke en che INSURAN !
’ . : . t1 " tJosehing unhan irs “1 Chiood fit ) Lr A . , Onithe A irneg : bedi aoe se
EDW, BE. BAILEY, Associate Editor and| morning after an illness of less an a . on en hpalA s Witte. 1 3 ‘ 4 Hi Atarmond “5. ma] ann dite rivet at ricnst. cof hares
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Business Manager, day, having suffered : heart attack | of
Hon LOE
mo: _ latout 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, It]iNHen Thurs y by Rev, Btu- wi sla Me w:ol : : | Union count a vote of 39 to 28
i x : he tt ad # 8, interiae i hiladeind 41 prafabhla $14 i 331 tiie £3 f hie yyrsepsend] ‘ri ticked,
WP ro an ro ome cone man 0 FE SEE i i met vy ry 0” eee PAUL, §, KERSTETTER
second ela mall matter, on Saturday evening on tha street, i ‘a toh of Ww t yt or, 1 od in office ’ . . nn Oa . J Sa :
. dg it passed quickly and no fl effects wer ” el Bn in | le, DOMILiON pays ; I INSURE
SEWRMS.—The terms of subseription to, “ALNLeooBirs, Saad an na HOPS Tans 2 Beane. Fred fj : wn THING
fe Reporter are $1.00 a year, in advance.] As n matter of fact, the doctor had [0804 (5 years, died at hey ome in | base, Lynn ¥ eon 3rd base, Frod Luse: | : : Co a NY ING
Display advertising rates made kmewn been more than ordinarfly active during | “50 70 B00 en lane yest | in at Sartioy ud Cold: Inulin. sherds ar ord ad BEEP NY WHERE
= application he past several months, and while no ra od : J " rein g v / he on } fret a Pieris Ty ¢ $ dg ot NY TIME
: A ould be seen in his springy a ho feat Ny so, Holi f ji . ir. : : / i ;
wardful manner during “Whe
) ro Sr TE U0 Coen dso: 1 Hock, ot Tama: foowe: cates, Wanda, Brown witch | Dr. 3' w! sweeney.” ot 81 Star | N awry York Life
BENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE ®'K is probably the direct cause of 1. Logan, of file, One or, Cummings; 2nd base, Renna Burkhold- lent o of Elk count ‘
(Bev. 8. ¥, Greenhoe, Pastor.) dain Melanchten Miller was a son|Mrs. Efa Whitley, of Philadelphia, al-ler; 3rd base, Goraidine Jodon; 1st [past thirty-four years, was unanimou Incomes provided for life
Tasseyyille— if the late John and Mary C 8 A ig ese ml NE H vy os Pidgin : Le wy ig i ' v ’y i, ; hg of ; — A “ bi ” 4 . . “ in event of
Easter Service, 9 to 10 A. M terdine) Miller, and was born in Reb- |" =" Sy f. Agnes Comming os : tipend 36,000, Becauseof the age lim DISABILITY OR (
: pn burg June 21, 1867, making his age | gm " SN et le Tr Sato sb 3 Alt , OLD AGE
Centre Hall— 32 years, 9 months and 23 days. el, P. LONG WITHDRAWS The last issue that the Tiger staff] > * of the aor a i
Hasty Sunrise Service at 6:00 o'clock. Focel Ved BS A ee at FROM CONGRESSIONAL RACE” Y High re
Spec 4 Nuss y chodr; recitation, wwinie scho 1
Easter Communion at 10:80 A. M [graduated fx Sh
It is earnestly desired that every meme-|Sity wi h a A. 4 egree, Continu
ber part the Communion on this|his educational ursuits, he entered i
sacred festival. Sign your name and © at Philadel- yl
ive, your address in your self-denial Ph irom wi tution 1 Bral=ter harmonizing conditions within the Wateh Results of Deer Experiments, {pole on B ’ treet, Bellefonte 2s Horns nd Of
envelope and return them n Easter t ican n desire to a 1 . a. nit § IW
Sunday. M: a faithful ff vour|tor of Medicine it eight years ago|ihat have withdrawn a candidate ta ne amin er re 2 tree oaipta tH
self-deniai x } t 1 ial wor t owing ¢ © XH ‘ wis |
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Spring Mills— od to Meet the demands upon the(name will not appear on the primary( yey of various kinds of natu “ :
qo Ls we FN Ty nll Sie Tem Your uf wracte was guint" omer? ool ry wand talus oem fed to She dee So RICHELIEU « BELLEFONTE
velope to be ev i he rying | 8 sunk at Mitiheim. This a rofl | Han ; FATTY r . " , ned wi : :
needs of the
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FHURSDAY, FRIDAY
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SENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE [since been located ay CHAR 1A
(Bev, Delas RB, Keener, Pastor) In pr or vay the doctor : i fect :
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Centre Hall— ny ‘ 0 tiers : { i
$:30—Sun To Organize 'Squires’ Assoclation. Superintendents
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7:30—Churdli Service, entre Coit f 1 soclet a4 ob 3 : i “POINTED HEELS"
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9:30—Sunday School. ne, i : t i ' SATURDAY o | HE STATE
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One Day Onl) ; ~All. THIS WEEK—
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- MARRIAGE LICENSES, “HEADIN WESTWARD FF NOAH'S ARK
EVANGELICAL : : : SAM | a |
(Bev, W. E, Smith, Paster.) { HOXDAY ARD TeEshi
Lemont—10:30 A. AL M ( r : WEDN ps
Tusseyville—2:30 P. AL : :
Centre Hall—7:30 P. AM
«ALL NEXT WEER—
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rev. H. A. Pruyn, Pa
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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For State Senator.
We are
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from complete assortments
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Every good style fashion endorses . . the type most becom
ing to vou . . the color, fabric and kind you prefer . . and Boys like
tion 1 cid Tussday, May | n at moderate prices. Variety runs into the hundreds. SWEATERS
For Republican State Committeeman. Je mn oy i % : o opal I tof at I 675 a“ IJ 2°
We are authorized to announce R 4 n i Q
Spebury oy 3 bo Danie tnteluio oa YWO sisiers also su Novelty tweed sport coats in tan Dress coats of navy blue and tan 1 25
Member of the Republican State Com-| Mrs. Runkle was known here to a shades. Notched collars . . John- trico cloth. Showing versions of $ .
a Pr } 30 Shes and regulations Number of persons whost acquaintance ny collars . . novel sleeve treat- the cape, throw tie, and Johnny
May 20, 100 ¥ Election to be held! ap Lome wurrou: tr Dr. un ments. Belt or unbelted models. collars. Straight line and flare MEN’S SHORTS
gh exteem by Straight line styles and crepe de | styles. Coats that are outstanding 50c
For Chaleman Republican Ce unty vl] whe knew her She was ctively . gs A : . o
) eng y various Hoes or their style and value.
i Committee. waged in various re Of Work as chine lined. for J
We are authorized to announce thel so In her home sha TE
namie of Harry A. Rossman i l v
burg, Pa., as a candidate r ‘} . Jew : ; a te al .00
tion as chairman of he erviiblicar \ At, talon a 75
County Committee, subje o the de-lia - a} iff - ir by sien y - eda al 2
glalon of the Republican voters of Cen- [it to her sister, Mra. John McMillan, Dress coats of tricova, trico and CUPS AND SAUCERS
be bold May imary Election to}in Baltimore, Md. fell dead while walk fine sport woolens. Designed into i Beautiful in every
am Sport coats in straight line and many beautiful styles. Cape collars,
i rot to her home and interment ! A . ared. ‘Others 60c
gid Vice-Caieman of She Republlean nade+in the M wana cemeter flared models. Notched and throw A RT hers
ity Committee, The decs d wa sister Mrs. Sam. . os . . Ee raiapan, ye “ INE 5
We are authorized to announce the|"” SNooP. of town tie collars. Cape effects. . Some are squirrel. Coats for women and VEGETABLE 1
aime of Emily D. Smith. of State Col- trimmed with galapan fur, lined misses in a wide! variety. Navy, So el ate at
> or 2 , ate for the Ie 4 HAD JL : nuel ran o pymaeel ve x 5 ar € SS
tion as vice-chalrman of the Reubli-|a ot it othe ab Starr aki a with crepe de chine. black, tan and green. $1.00
ean County Con oo, sul tt } Hunday morning : 4 AL alt — —
decision of i i fat 5 i
Erg toe wen ene ie thw | The Rich Fur Scarf Bloucettes are Smart § 0 oil
v
ted her t 10 his modern sts
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respect, Per set
JISHES
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pecial, acd
The rumor that y y v thi? Le was a son of John
io rumor that fabing Hoonses aro Cramer tne” Bore on Fetes Is Indispensable with Tailored Suits $1.00
si Is eV. i whship,. Before moving to
cin 7% nc 30 a Ce i te 1.95 and $2.95 herbets and Gi
' only about one- [Stife, Bullous ne ised on a tare $ . an . Sherbets and Goblets
half the normal & was mars z
have : ried], first to Margaret J. Koch, and You must have a luxurious fur Wonderful assortment at, each
aving been sold wm t this tim : . Er : - MW
. ; me llater to Bertha Gingerich. The latter scarf to complete your Easter costume One of the outstanding styles of the 25
Treasursr Smith up to Tuesday jssued |wife survives him, There were no oil he
about "1600 fashing Mcenses, whereas ]dren
this season. The loveliness of fluffy fox new neckwear accessories, It is smart.
will make the most simple ensemble a ly feminine and livens up the sombre
ALSO PLATES, BON BON
in otpes years the number reached 3, — om . thing of beauty. Wo present a wide taflored sult
6 COS of & Hoonsa ¢ ka IMBPBON f 101 ’ i. 1 : Be
gio, 100 hon died in Low Angeles calitorin ir a og i Mogan,
h en carefully fo o wauty an . apy dive “A ! 2
Mer winking 8 wel to the depth of [ems Haney, rr rach Shar ane, Son tay White, aE ee AND MAYONNAISE
240 feet and finding a good flow of wa- lily moved. He ak Lovell , “the when worn with the knitted suit also. 3 NJ “E.
i Ro, Do gfher Jar (vl hime | Suiness. Edward 5, Red fox, 10.30
moved to the C. H. Eungard farm, |oceasioan] visitor in Centre Hall, is an Blege fox, 55.00,
east of Old Fort. They have reached alonly surviving brother. A wife
1 : $ or. rand 59.50 "
depth of about 100 feet at the latter [these children survive him: Wallace Pointed fox, 5 6.1549, EEN & CO
place, but have not found water of |Thompson, Millhelm: Henry Thomp Natural kit fox, 25.00, " ® "
sufficient quantity to supply the farm, |son, Burnham: Mrs. Charles Steward, 5.00
#0 the drill continues to work. Milroy, and Mrs. F. G. Andre, Buriing- Mink, 1
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An Easter service will be held by the ———— = The People 8 Big Store of Lewistown.
Unfon Sunday school Farmers Mills WILKINS
i ' JKINSON «Mrs, Emily Grankes
on Easter Sunday evening. A general | wilkinson, mother of County Probation
dnvitation is extended to the pubiic. and Parole Officer Roy Wilkinson, of
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Made of linen or silk in green,
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