SHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1930,
THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
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CENTRE
SE—
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Business Manager,
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Déapiay advertising rates made known
Mm agpelication,
“SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Bev. B, ¥. Greenhoe, Fasior.)
Centre Hall—10:30 A. M.
Tusseyville, 2:30 P. M.
Spring Mills—7:30 P. M.
—
SENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Bev, Delas RB, Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
#:830—Sunday School.
7:80—Churay Service.
Spring Mills—
_ $:00 —Home Mission Service.
M00 SBunday School
Farmers Mills—
#:30—Sunday School.
10:80—Holy Communion Service
EVANGELICAL
(Bev, W, KE Smith, Faster.)
Centre Hall—10:30 A. M.
Lemont—10:30 A. MM.
Tusseyville—2:30 P. M.
Spring Mills, 7:10 P. MM.
{Revival Meetings.)
—
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rev. H. A. Pruyn, Pastor,
Centre Hall—
9:30—Sunday
7:30—Evening
Thurs, 7:45
ing Class.
Sprucctown—
9:30—Sunday
Tue sday eV
Training Class,
School.
ALD
CONGRESS
PLEDGE
IN
DEMOCRATS
Leaders, Promise, Cooperation. With
Pr sldent, and
of House
Tend ng
Republican
and Senate In
to
Prosperity and Welfare
hers
Restoration
of
Measures
of
Country.
Into the confused congressic
uation brought about by
deadlock of election results, sen
oeratic leaders had
of non-dbstruction.
The executive heads of
three former Democratic
nomine<s Friday night
ment claim'ng dominance of the
lative branch of government
serting the party
welfare country
ation of
advantage
power
Ignoring
results
the “
senate and house, ti
oCcrats, to
would steer legislation
thrown
ind
presidential
the party
isstied a
would place
{ the and the
wmperity ahead of
wind the desire
narrowest of
the exten
* » . #
- DEATHS,
* *
* * w P
Amelia P.
health
home
10
her
KING King, who
had been
Mrs,
in delicate
died
evening,
for a year
or at her here on
Monday
moire,
at 6: o'clock. She
was cared for dur ng last days by
Mrs, WwW.
Interment
a niece, 8 Kerstetter, of Cur-
wensville, will take place
Services
2:00
the
King,
{Thursday ) afternoon,
held
o'clock, and interment
of her
died
pastor,
this
home nt
Milroy
a
will be at the
at by
side husband, John
thirteen go.
of
the
who about VOLrs
Her
Milesburg,
services,
Mrs,
Baptist minister
be
i
wiil in charge of
funeral
Mr. and
tre Hall
coming
King located in Cen-
than twenty-five ®years
West
more
ago, here from Grafton,
Virginia.
The daughter
(Hilde-
sUur-
deceased was Fi 8 of
Ww.
English.
that
tev, George and Lay dia
brand) She was the last
vivor of family, There are no
children nophews and nleces
wm M. Furey,
of FP ttsburgl
Furey,
Novem
William
terment was
Rew. D. R
ormed
hers
of
we
congress.
“The Vi
not be an obstru
“It will not
President
be glad ET
wth members of
the house an
ure that «
the country
“There
S88ary appropriat
fit appointees t
ly because
made by sddent of the opposite!
party.” |
Their states came on the heels
of the only ex t
er has permitte n regar to !
electon. It as a single sentence
“The job for the intry now is to
concentrate I
tion for economic r
This, he made clear,
answer to num written
which had
newspaper
tion with the
The Democratic pledge
natures of James M
Davis, and Alfred B
three presidential candidates
party: Senator Joe T
Representative John HH.
party leader in congress
Raskob and Jouett
tive heads of the Democt
committee .
“No rash
revision of the
would be part
gram. They
goeventyv soe
of ti
to
|
ire
'
thei
on CAsUres O-OUeraR
COVErY
only
was the
rous questions
him by
connects
been submitted to
correspondents in
election.
the sig.
Ww,
bore
John
the
of
§
m
Cox,
Smith
the
and
Garner, the
and John J
the exedu
national
Fobinac
Shouse,
atic
policiesa,™
tariff
of the
did
no general
prom sad,
Democratic pro.
abandon criti
cism of tariff, however, referring
in a qualification to "Whatever chang
es may be consideged necessary to rid
the present act of its outstan@ng en
ormities.” ‘
Bubject to recounts the final returns
of the election show:
The house—Ilepublicans, 218;
ocrats, 216; Farmer-Labor, 1.
The senate Republican, 48;
crates, 47; Farmer-Labor, 1.
———————— AIRS
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
and
they
not
the
Den -
Demo-
Altoona
Penna. Furnace
Howard E, Grant
Ida May Weaver
Charles 0. Gorley....... Auburn, N, Y.
Winifred P. Angus Auburn, N. Y.
Noman I. Callahan .. Boalsburg
Hazel B. Kelier ............Boalsburg
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
of
nd 319 The
i rama
spring
14
140 x
india remaini
The
and
wbout the
veigh
TE
as
AVOrs
aged in weight about siiryels,
Mever, of Pleasant Gap, while
an eisctrc holst
quarry, had the
the right hand. H:
and a in the
caught the glove and pulled
the
in operating
Rock stone
from
glov
thumb torn
wad wearing 08 knot
gto] cable
hand
result
the into the machinery with
noted,
Myr
rON,
and Mre C. A.
of Huntingdon,
Mra, Bauer's parents,
KE. Bradford, In town. Mr.
is connected with the Re
at Huntingdon, reports
of the institution fluc.
wlually increasing.
aver and
wore over Sur v
guests of Mr
and Mrs,
Bauer,
Pe
who
form School
the population
1 t ne.
IN Andrew Mark, accompanied by
Misa Verna Emerick, was driving hls
Chevrolet coufd« enst on Route No.
#5, at about Zubler's farm. Saturday
evening, a car driven by Mrs. Wing
art, of near Paradise church, overtook
him in passing caught the fend.
er, upsetting the coupe The ovou-
pants were but slightly injured, but
got a thrill not previously experienced
Mrs, DD. Milton Bradford wae
to the Celsinger Memorial hospital on
Sunday for treatment. Wednesday
morning Mr. Bradford received notice
that she was In a very serious cond'«
tion and that probably a serious opers
ation would have to resorted to Im:
mediately, Mr, Bradford left for the
hospital at once, but up to this writ-
ing no report had been received by
the famy.
but g
and
axen
THE
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POMONA GRANGE MEETING
HELD AT BOALSBURG
Grange No.
Victor
Inst
Pomona
1st
and moved
there Wis
County Pomona
at Boalsirury
No, 158, on Saturday,
THs was the first time
held at ,Boalsburg., Until
when Victor Grange bought
into the Malta Hall
Grange at Boalsburg.
Centre
13,
Girango
met with
was
spring
no
having been oragnized
i ¢
gituted Oak
Victor Grange
building
they
in a small
Hall,
years ago, a stone
the Hitle
unsafe for
near
until an
Wis
which oceupied {ow
QUATTY
ul,
meet
op ned
it
they
£). £).
of
being for
Grange h
to
renting
near making
them there,
the l.
hearing
Lemont,
Last
at BP
purchased
of that
proud to have
the
hoped
moved to
F. rooms the
Malta hall
they
SPring,
sale,
The
very
wlgbhurg
it and
town
in
be
organizin
midst, and
will Be
moved
citizens can
great an
in thelr
mem rs
“0
tion as Grange
it is many
suit,
good re
the
and much
In the al
or, J.
8. Dale, of
guined,
Mast
{f Spring Mills,
gence of Pomona
Gross Shook
of
State College, occupied
chalr,
for
LO.
this country.
When Costa Riea was menaced by
a smallpox epldenmile, the American
Red Cross sent fifty thousand tubes of
in two alrplane un-
saving the from a
serious outbreak of the dread disease
vaccine, loads,
doubtedly country
Saving mothers’ lives and better ba-
bles were important features during
the past year of the Public Health
Nursing Servica of the American Red
About four-fifths of the 794
in the Cross work made
than 100,000 prenatal and mater-
in addition to assisting
3 in the examination of 1,300,400
Cross.
nur
more
nity
Red
OB
visits
fldren.
reveal that
vo out of three Americus
8 could be saved
medical and
15.000
school ch
the
lives of
women who
Statistics
die In maternity cas
if they received pr
care. As more than
Ops r
ing
women die in the United ates each
ar from various diseases of the ma-
nal state, this means hat more
pre
yi
han 10,000
rentable,
a.
Comfort Kits Sent 40,000
Service Men by Red Cross
Gay patterned cretonne bags,
| comfort kits, containing articles
ful and amusing, are sent by the Red
Cross to 40,000 soldiers, sallors and
Marines, on foreign service, as Christ.
| mas remembrance,
Severs Numerous
tv be €
More thun uarter
persons ar ert] 4
of a
to
million
wear the
denots
: expert
the organiza.
d to date 3
or
Six Foreign Countries
Receive Red Cross Aid |
Rellef was given by the American |
Red Cross during the year In six for- |
eign nations In disasters ranging from |
a in Newfoundland, an |
earthquake In Persia, floods in France,
to help the refugees from Russia and
gant
in |
tidal wave
prevention of a smallpox epi
demic
Costa Rica.
The $5,000 Red Cre
1}
to Newfoundiand, f
contribution
the tidal
wave, which took twenty-six lives and
88
OWInE
and fishing
an outside
destroyed many
boats, was the first
country fo reach the distr
The sum of $5.000 was given to the
fund for the relief Mennonite
refugees of German descent, who had
determined to Russia for new
About passed through
Germany, where German Red
Cross, aided by Red Cross socletle
other nations, helped them. The
are being transported to new
in western world and
the American Red Cross has transmit.
ged people.
of the
leave
lands, 13,000
the
ma-
jority
countries the
ted contributions from individuals in
Fall Buyings in
Ab
THE SHOP O’ GIFTS
PENN’A.
\
Decker Chevrolet Co., Bellefonte, Pa.
Gos /!
ovTY I'VE GOT TO
RIDE A WORSE WV
THE ARMISTICE THAT
OAY OUGHT TO
BE A CINCH
AFTER R10 1nG
TMAY BUCKING:
ARonucCuo CAR
1024
1926
1925
1929
1929
1926
1929
Ford Touring
Ford Coupe
Ford Coupe
Ford Coupe
Ford Roadster
Chevrolet Touring
1927 Chevrolet Coupe
2 1926 Chevrolet Scdan
1980 Chevrolet Coach, 5
©
1927
1026
Chevrolet Touring
Chev, Truck, open exp
VSED CARS AT
DECKE
CHEVROLET
| DON'T EVEN
NOW HOW To
PUT A HORSE
INTO FIRST
IXKNOW 1 T,
MARTY, |
WAS JUST
XKi100ING ~
RUT WHY
DON'T vou
WANT TO
ROE A Q
HORSE -
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8 15.00
£ 50.00
£ 40.00
$350.00
£325.00
§ 60.00
$325.00 |
$200.00
ach $150.00 1927
1925
1927
1924
1926
Essex Coach
Phone 405
1925 Essex Coupe
1927 Essex Coach
1927 Bulek Sedan,
1925 Buick Sedan
1924 RBulek Roadster
1929 Whippet Coupe
1927 Whippet Sport Roadster
1924 Oldsmobile Coupwn
1924 Oldsmobile Touring # 50.00
1926 Overland 4 Ton Truck,
Panel body truck only § 40.00
1924 Stewart Cattle Rack Truck $150.00
1920 Vim 8-Ton Dump( auto
(matic) Truck
1927 Pontlae Sport Roadster
1926 Oakland Sport Roadster
$200.00
#450.00
$250.00
§ 60.00
$290.00
£150.00
§ 25.00
Stand, “4”
$450.60
#150.00
£125.00
$140.00
§ 25.00
$ 10.00
$150.00
225.00
$200.00