THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1930,
CENTRE REPORTER
INSUED WEEKLY,
A : HR
CENTRE HALL, PENNA.
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8, W. SMITH, Editor.
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Plsplay advertising rates made known
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Bev. 8. ¥. Greenhoe, Pastor.)
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
lll be administered at—
Farmers Mills—10:30 A. M.
Every member present at the
Table. Do not forget your Sel-
Offering envelopes.
Preaching services at—
Centre Hall, 2:30 P,
Georges Valley,
Let
Penial
Lord's
-Dendal
M.
7:30 P.
every member
Offering.
bring
SENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Bev, Delas EB. Keener, Pastor)
entre Hall—
#:30—Sunday
10:30—Holy «
Friday
Bervice.
Fusseyville—
#:00 Church Services
10:00 Sunday School
r
EVANGELICAL
(Bev, W. E, Smith, Paster.)
Bethesda—10:30 A. M.
Locust Grove—2:30 P.
Spring Mills, 7:10 P. AL
School.
‘ommunion Service.
evening at 7:30,
Preparatory
AL
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rev. H. A. Pruyn, Pastor.
Centre Ha 3:30, 1
10:30, Sund :
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DEATHS
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HALL'S OLDEST
RESIDENT PANSES
A——
CENTRE
ON
Past 93 Years of
Evening.
Mrs, Nancy Benner,
Age, Died
Mis, Nancy
Centre
Monday
Benner, the oldest
Hall, passed
Monday
on in out ol
life suddenly
ten and e
on GVening
1 2
1OCK. wie
during the
ving
tween oven ox
her usual health
had retired
distress
deceased was the daughter of
and Nancy Hughes Odenkirk
born March 14, 1837, makin
years and twenty
the last survi
family The two deceased bro
John H. and Jdes I'. Od
wlf<brother, Itobert
William H
Aled
her
George QO. Ben-
Belle and Miss
and Frank W
been in
day, and without gv
signs of
The
George
and
her
three days.
of the
thers
was
ago ninety-three
She was vor
were
enkisk, and a I
deceasad,
the
There
Porter, is also
husband of
18503,
Benner, decensed,
in Fdbruary,
five children,
ner, John, Miss
Centre
survive
namely,
Bess ie
Bree Hall,
of Boston,
a member of
and her
Kirkpatrick, will
Friday
home of the de-
The deceased was long
the
tor,
Presbyterian church
Rev. J. M.
duct the funeral services on
pis
COon-
fternoon, at the late
ceased. Interment in the
Brucetown
11:00, morning
Spring Mills
poms at 7:30 P.
"FORG ER AND
public wor- |
IMPERSONATOR
COMES TO
Landen Shreckengat, of Loganton, Oi-
fers Forged Check to Be
Valley
Cashed at
Penns Bank—Lat.r Tries to
Deal for a (
Offering
ar at Homan Garage
Same Cheek In Sum of
$000-—Second Forged Check Offered
in Rebershurg Bank.
Passi:
and Iu
than
Shrecker
now
failed
eu
Mills
impe
hearing
Here
den 8
weeks
farm ne
ning,
$00.00
bank
of Ean
gast
ton
home of
miles ea
a8 County
££. D Bar
at the Penn
the ch
whether |
Not being
fk
ing. of
leaving ti
the Homan »
ed he desi
days, ex
need to
a part
gain title
session
he would
Presented
the bank
cashing of
From
gast w
Loganto
of Earl
mon Si
er, n
Commune
ed in refusal
though t}
eXcx ont
check
From Rebex
to Logafton,
albi
On Monday a
the forger. He represented
be from Lewistown, but it finally
discovered through a Rebersburg gar-
age man who he was and that he was
employed by Mr. Bechtol. C.D Bar
tholomew, W. A. Homan and George
Bweeney drove to the Beetol and
fdentificd Shreckengast, and in a
time Information was made against
him by Mr. Condo. 8hreckengast mane
aged to elude the officers and reached
Loganton, where he was apprehended
by a constable and held until called
for by the Centre county sheriff, late
Monday night,
Shreckengast is a little over twenty-
one years old, robust in appearance
and does not impress one as being
burg Shreckenga
aiming to bulld oan
search was for
himself to
mada
was
home
short
yery bright.
Interment made at
Monday.
was n
ott
born
His wife, who bef
Miss Lydia
VOArs
won, Harry
Friday.
Rebergburg
The
and Emma
coasod,
Miles
marriage
on wins
on
son of Ceorge
Halnes, both de-
and 1
devensed
Burk
and was ared
township,
Wis Ocker
HEo There
Haling
about twelve
+ him a
HAIL
#
son of C.
ACHE]
Frank
Hariacher, died after a
born
Laucetta Gray
lengthy
Hall,
his
fliness
April
life
Contra
most ot
wn, For
and
cisco pal
nuren
i ble,
student ft] i
Mrs
Conn
State Col-
were |
church ‘rid morning
interment 8 oomnetery,
frmp—
LOHR Lohr, re
d at ti home of his
Pine
nA
BOALSBURG ITEMS,
and Feredi
f Southmont
of (Mevaln
hters,
infancy, and Jame Auman, one
sons, passed away in April, 192
MAOCTUMMON «Hobe: t
long a resident of
denly at his
day. Interment
McCummon,
died sud.
on Wednes
was made on Friday
He was aged 72 years, and is survived
by a wife, whose malden name wns
Miss Bertha Jamison, a sister of Mra
V. A. Auman, of Centre Hall, Also by
a son Bving in Altoona and a daogh-
ter in Baltimore, by his first wife: al-
80 a brother and two sisters,
Mr, MoCummon was employed for
many yvears in the PP. R. R black-
emith shops, and about two years ago
was retired with a pension,
Altoona,
some thore
HAINES ~Willlam Burkett Haines
died at his home in Rebersburg after
a brief Minces from Bright's disease,
AND PERSONAL.
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LOCAL
tires
WwW. H
We put rubber
cles and wagons.
fonte,
bicy-
Belle
on boys’
Miller,
H. I. Ebright
maroon-colored
irom
purchased
thie Mitt
nid
from
tho Follows
by BB. DD. Brisbin,
John H
spring
Horm r,
this he
at Colyer, pure
and is speeding
LAAT.
‘ourteen new
the Lutheran
EVening s
Son st ey
Dernar, of Bellefonte
days at the home of his
Mr. and Mra. John Dernar.
Mr, and Mma. Matthew visit
edd at the their Richard,
and wife, at Hollldaysburg, over the
week aml Prof. and Mra, BE. HH. Meyer
of Newark, were guesta of thelr
daughter, Mrs, Richard Goheen, the ene
tire party coming to Boalsburg to
spend Easter Monday
Mr. and Mra. Francis Gimberling and
son, of Belinsgrove, were recent vistors
at the home of Henry Reitz,
Mrs, Jackson and daughter,
College, were guests at the
Segner home several days,
Warren Cuppy, of WhHllamsport, spent
Bunday with his wife and baby son at
the BB M. Kuhn home,
Mra. Mary Condo was an over-Sun-
parents
Goheeon
home of son,
alan
of Htate
Charles
day visitor In town.
WANTED to
ting olla
soffeit
Broa ses
commission. Add
Harvey Oil . lov
Oxddd
Centre
i
('n §
ding Hall
about
entre
welgh
Wolfe
FOR SALES shoats,
Hal
world over
the
famous
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Sham poo
Leaves your
hair lustrous,
healthy, and
not too dry!
favorite store—or send
or free sample to Pinaud, Dept.
a 21 St, New York
PILOTS
Moloring~
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How 1 to Brey a Car
RACING driver's sl mn
may 8 m rather rped
Yet, when you think abou
in a beller
average per
On the race track, the reed
crams into a few 1
periences that Mr
Public get in the aver
Things happen
» track. And
|
position to know abo
on?
demon
as and
Others
they
a way as lo leave a
sion
On the highway
a turn too quicki
a close call i
pole. The
track
and the
of
racers
Jue lgment
in a dist
finds out &
Ww rung
ordinary
thini
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIALS
-AT
JOHNSON'’S STORE
aim to
IMEes Ww
give vou Lowest Pri
ices at All
Quality )
uk
Cornflakes 2 pkgs. 15¢
“Big-4” Washing Powder large 23c¢
2 Ib. drum Cocoa - 25¢
Camay Toilet Soap, the choice of
leading Beauty Shops of America, regular price
3 for 2c ; Special, 3 for 15¢
Bowl-O Oats--a bowl in every
package, large pkg. 34c
Elbow Macaroni 2 Ibs. 15¢
High Grade Coffee - Ib. 28¢
Peanut Butter - 1b. jar 21c
Sandwich Spread 8 oz. 21c
Knighthood Soups - 3 for 25c¢
Baked Beans, No. 2 (an 3 for 25¢
Vesper Coffee, Ib. can 40c
SUGAR - - 10 lbs. 52¢
We Carry a Line of
GRENMAN AND HAGERTY CAKES
JOHNSON’
STORE
“PRICE, QUALITY AND SERVICE"
Centre Hall
ithout sacrificing
70
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—~OUR AIM,
0
For pyorrhea
For prevention
against gum infec-
tions, use Zonite,
the new powerful
antiseptic. Also
guards against
colds, coughs and
more serious dis-
cases of nose and
throat.
50¢
for 5
$1 for 10
Sample
Blade.. 10¢ ¥ write direct
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