THURSDAY, JULY 2 THE CENTRE REPORTER ISSUED WEEKLY, ER — . CENTRE HALL. PENNA. — SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors, 8. W. SMITH, Editor, BAILEY, Associate Editor and Basluness Manager, ag EDW, E Sntered st the Post Office in Centre Hab #» second clans mail matter, SRRMSE The terms of subseription to Be Reporter are $1.80 a year, In advance Pieplay advertising rates made known Mm application, nn SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE (Bev, 8, F. Greenhoe, Fastor.) Tusseyville—9 to 10 A. M. Spring Mills—10:30 A. AM. Centre Hall—7:30 P. M. — SENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE (Bev, Delas RB, Keener, Pastor) Lentre Hall #:830—Sunday School. 7:830—Churay Service. Spring Mills #:00 Church Services 10:00 Sunday School Farmers Mills— #:830—Sunday School. 10:30—Preparatory and munion. Holy Com- EVANGELICAL (Bev, W, E, Smith, Paster.) Lemont—10:30 A. MM. Centre Hall- Tusseyvile, 7 MM. AL, <.e0 PP. P 30 METHODIST EPISCOPAL Rev. H. A. Pruyn, Pastor. Ha PRESBYTERIAN J. M, Kirkpatrick, Pastor) - — DEMOCBATIC For U: KIS For Gov Ches For L it STATE TICKET. DISTRICT TICKET. For Represent [ rt WELL 3 Ki f M For State Se Llearfieid ¢ ¥or Repro JOHN — DEMOCRATIC AND COUNTY! BOALSBURG ITEMS. Mrs. J M. W A Mrs. G guests childr to CO with time Ruth Wi Mr town H Mey Mrs burg relative Mr. and Misses Mar drove ning to Ellen { riously ter, Mrs Mrs Mir of Tyrone week. Misses Tussey wood ar Migs lege, w home of Mr. and Forrest town on Pr Sw templa Upry M 2473 OK on Mr Charles Boalabu month ther. 30 Mrs sick to the rlowly $l A great attended ne hek at on Thur Rev, formeyr pastor of the chumwch, departed Thursday land wh will Military Training #structor, I 35 A AP AAAI. Loeal Club Wins over Boalsburg in 9th. By scoring five runs in the ninth inning, Centre Hall defeated Boalsburg on the latter's field, Saturday after noon, by the of 13 to 12. The Fame was a affalr frond the start, the two teams alternating in taking the lead. Centre Hall's defen sive work was below par, several mis. Plays figuring heavily in Boalsburg's scoring. Boalsburg, too, appeared de termined to all their opponents were doing, so in the ninth inning started booting the ball around and were guilty of enough plays of omis- sion and commission to hand the game over to theg rivals when they appar: ently had #£ in the bag. Grass Flat comes here ernoon, Be formed for Mary- the Citizens camp, as “an In- ocanl re he oin sSCore HOO BAW do Saturday . . . DEATHS “as GARIS William Byron Garis, long sident of Potter township, died at home, east of the borough limits, Monday morning from complica Fun A A — a ————— SPRING MILLS © tf : ted woending Inter. In additor Camp Counsellors A 1 iyn has had ohare of the athieti setiv 5 or the t : Fundred nd fourteen cam D. C. Ling! Mond io mend a few dren. At n re of Lewddburg, arrived morning woke am present he is ot of his daughter, Mm J. A. Prof. and Mrs. Bugene Bridgeport, Conn. is at her parents, Mr. and Mre al. They are both the above named city, Mr. and Mra W. H. HSinkabine of Berryville, Viginia, are visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs H 8 Meyer, Mr, and Mrs and tends hil home here on ng hi the Wagner, Slegal, the home of Daniel Bleg teaching school in of W. Clyde Bartges Philadelphia, and son, Clyde Jr. and Mr. and Mra J: Samuel Althouse, of Perkasie: DD. Wallace artges, of Min heim: Mr, amd Mra, O A Bower, of Aaronsburg; Mra, Kate Greninger amd daughter, Miss Aneta, of State Col- of the former's uncle and aunt last Sun day. W. Clyde Bartges is employed by the Fourth Street Saving & Trust the last eleven years, 3 . 5 - - - » . . |» COUNTY NOTES, CENTRE HOSPITAL PARTY AT FISHER CAMP, IN BEAR MEADOWS Ftod D. 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