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RSDAY, NOVEMBER
630,
THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
Em oe
CENTRE HALL,
BMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors.
8. W. SMITH, Editor.
SMDW., E. BAILEY, Associate Editor and
Business Manager,
Ha
PENNA.
renm—
Batered ot the Post Office in Cea
B® second cinse mail matter,
TRRMS The terms of subseription to
Beporter are €1.80 a year, in advance.
iadieplay advertising rates made known
#n applieation.
“SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Rev. B, ¥. Greenhos, Pastor.)
Centre Hall-10:30 A, M.
Farmers Mills—2:30 P. M.
Oeorges Valley, 7:30 P. M.
re
SENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Bev, Delas RB. Keener, Pastor)
Pentre Hall—
1:80—Sunday School
8:80—Churcal: Service.
Susseyville—
#:80—8unday School.
10:80—Holy Communion Service.
a
EVANGELICAL
(Bev, W. KE, Smith, Paster.)
Bethesda—9:30 A. M.
Locust Grove—10:45 A. M.
Spring Mills, 7:10 P. AM.
{Revival Meetings.)
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rev. H., A. Pruyn, Pastor,
Centre Hall—
§:30—Morning
10:830—81
Fri, 7:45
Sprucetown-—
10:00-—8u
11:00—Mo
Tues, 7:
Spring Mills—
8:30—Sunday
7:830—Evening Worship.
.
g Wors
Stand. Training Cl
SPRING MILLS
Mr. and Mrd James
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. B
visited at h
C. B.
Mr. and )
Roy Oo
Paul Auman spent
of Mr. and Mrs,
Friends and
vin Shunk,
hear of his
born and
thitry years
by all his
Rev. George
present visiting his cousins,
Blaine Bitner and thei families
Bright is a son of the late
Bright. who was well
out this community
years ago.
This village is certainly
its citizens are active in making
improvements. The Water
bas its main line pi d
Avenue and as far as the
jdenca a }
and merci
the fourth
bow under
Fe now bei
enterprise ha
number of
adds a great
mor has
& new business
next year
build three
next spr
The
the sand
mountain
grinding
grinding ng sand of
best quality for plastering and
erete work. Many have
gifted the two months and
on the market,
A very pleasant
the homie of Mr. and
tel near Penn Hall
among whom the following
ent: Mr, and Mrs CC. B.
Miss Josep Mr. and
Stambach York: Mari
Migs Tehudy, Cora Ripka
Lester Poorman and family,
Poorman and family; Kathryn
Mary Homan, Hagen,
bright, Nevin Mary
Krumrine, Kathle Nevin Kel-
ler, Mary Zubl Hunsbarger,
‘Joseph Bwabb and family: Jay MeCool
Freda MeoCool, Sara Vonada, Gladys
Rishel, Zerby, Harold Homan,
Harry leitzell, Richard Slack, Verna
Ripka, Ardell Myers, Mildred Foust.
Ralph Confer, Luella Hastings, Misses
Phyllis and Our Wagner, Geraldine
Bitner, Bernice Smith, Hast
ings, Ray Mark, Carl Hastings, Adeline
Bradford Guy Jamisonr M. and Mrs.
Bright Bitngy, Emory Flory,
Rossman, Mr. and Mrs. D. D
and family, Luther Frazier, Mrs.
Mulfinger, C. C.
Stambach
Irris, ail
Stor
and
nda
—=unaGa il
SR
George 11¢
acquaintances of
Sunbury, were
Mr
Bhunk
in thi
4 t¢
sorry
death,
raised
as
WIT some
ago, and was toomed
associates,
es
is at
Bright and
Rev.
Adam
through-
an
Bright, of Ohio,
John
known
40
SOMme or
showing that
n
Comny
KOE along
+ 4
it that
enterprise during
Mr. Long nso expects
Gr
the
Con
tons
been
past placed
marty was held
Mrs, Lewis Bech
on Friday evening,
wore
Stover
Mrs,
in
ine; James
Mey '
Isabel Swab.
Clayton
of
McCool,
Jerry Al-
Mabel
3} Neese, Roy
ook, oe
Glen
foster
Decker
J. M
Bartges, Mr. and Mrs,
Guy Corman, Robert Slegal, Ruth Rip-
ka, Mr. and Mrs. J W, Condo, Luther
Wagner, Harvey MeCool and Earl De.
laney. There was an abundance of re.
freshiments served, prapared by Mrs.
Bechtel, who knows how to prepare
£004 eats, The party dispersed a little
after midnight, and all expressed them-
solves as having spent the evening
very pleasantly,
fA]
Blek at Spring Mills,
Harry Snavely is gradually improv
ing from a rather serious illness due
to complications. He was at the Leow:
istown hospital, a few weeks ago, for
treatment, but is now at his home,
Both Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Grove,
young people, have been fl, but their
condition is not regarded as alarm-
ing.
Harry Hoy is also reported ill, but
pot serious,
DEATHS,
well -
died on
in a
Harter,
lellefonte,
received
HARTER. —Harry
known carpenter in
Satwday from injuries
fall from a roof on which he had Been
working. Funeral services were held
on Tuesday afternoon and interment
made at Pleasant Gap, He was aged
about 60 years.
He
several
Bellefonte;
Mrs, Harry
Mrs, Elias
brothers and
and Jacob Sharer,
half-brother,
a
by
of
wife, also
Harter,
Renovo;
and
are full
dv ceased,
Hall, I= a
by a
Clement
Harter,
Measant Gap,
Axe Mann,
sisters of the
Centre
survived
children
Albert
Hila,
Breon,
is
——
HARPSTER. of
the best Known
guson
Jacob Harpster, one
of west Fer-
the home of
after
of pneu
residents
township, died at
Robert, at Gatesburg,
fiiness with
his son,
a brief ii
monia,
He
aret
Gatesburg
cated
community and College.
taught tw then
gaged in farming in which he was un
ful In the fall of 1883
Miss Emeline Gates who
in but surviving him
gons and one daughter
Ira and Robert Harpster, a
the Wel
J. F. Rossman, of
Hi also -~ threo
and 1
farm.
an attack
Samuel and Marg-
and was born at
ago,
n the public schools of his home
Juniata Hao
1 en-
lve
of
Harpster
10
was a son
Chutes
years He was odu-
school VOars,
usually succes
he
massed
married
awny 1915
Isaac, Y
Hving in
Mrs
Springs,
ity of Gatesburg
Samuel
1d
mn
Daniel,
ome on the
Vantrie
and
VANTRIES.
tive of
i
home
(eorg
Centre coun many
Bell
Pittsburgh,
debility.
a son of Samuel
for
resident of
in
Cars
general
and
‘anTries
ang
was
wns Bi years
{fe was spent
he grew
number
0
CEN
for a
the
Twenty-five or
Bellefonte and
5 1 kkesper In
Crider & Son
; to Pittsburgh
since.
one
Known rest
of } had
Car
ir Arden
Fs
hurch
™ Onlel Hows’
) Ev at
He and
Bet
m
ithe ang
Arden
one of
to
were
few Tien « ity couples
{brate ing anniversar a
Inst
health of
date whi observed quietly
fan
the palr
Begides his w
HMrY Te ise of the il
fo. Mr.
iidren
ind. ;
Muskegon;
Tobias is sur-
Mrs, Martha
Mra, CGer-
Elmer To-
Cephas A
Stover, of
Tobias, Salt
eldest son, Wm
ago in March
i
h
by mix «i
dn
on, Kewanna,
Anderson
Rosy township;
|Tobdas, and Mrs. John J
Springs; Caleb
The
ron
alton
{ Berrien
Utah.
died a
Lake City,
H. Toths,
at Salt
There
Viv
Lake City
also 31
Tobias,
————
are grandchildren
Mr.
sur
ing
STOVER
66 years, 4
his home
Sunday
ilineas
Fredrick Sto%er.
months and 24 days,
in Berrysburg at 10
evening, November 2,
of week
« John
aged
diet at
o'clock
after an
heart asthma.
with
He had been a resident
of that community for 45 vears.
Mr, Stover was a son of the late
William and Mary (Runkle) Stover,
and was bom June 6, 1865, at Centre
Hall, He went to jerryaburg as a
Western Union telegraph operator,
Some time later he wns clerk for the
late Joseph F. Romberger in his gen
eral store,
He was married to Miss Grace Rom-
berger, daughter of the store owner.
After Mr. Romberger's death he took
charge of the store and also became
postmaster, He was postmaster of
that community for thirty years, and
held that office at the time of his
death.
His death was unexpected, as he had
followed his regular routine the day
previous and had attended to the store
and postal duties up until Saturday
evening,
He fs survived by his wife, one
son, Joseph W. Stover, garage owner,
and one granddaughter, all of Bere
rysburg. Mr, Stover wns a member of
the Lutheran church at Berrysburg.
Funeral services were held at 2.00
o'clock Thursday afternoon, Novem-
ber 6th, at his residence; Interment
was private. Rev. R, BE Kramer, past:
about a
ficia
Inst
Prog
the
tion
on
Tha
T
hon
wor
he
fror
whi
thi
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by
in
THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA
in
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tendants all dressed
tumes just
story books,
Santa Claus
Parade an
like the people
throughout
An Invitalon
Hanta Claus
tion to
parents to
and his
wants
their
will gather
This is Important
will Insure the
Santa Claus
Union cemetery at
deceased wis © the
of the William
Burial in
The
surviving member
ted, BOTECOUS COS-
desoribed in the
as they nr
have in
dressed
Also
Band
whom
at the
will
Eskimo
with
the year
his
A A ol SS — Just {
Banta lives |
North Pole |
Santa Claus,
special invita
children as well ag their |
come to Altoona Boo!
wonderful Pa:
all and
letters
TO STAGE PARADE AND PAG-
EANT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 258
that
from
sands a
all
Christmas 1s fast and
He
ade,
girls
and
him
He
bing
brought
of
advertisement being used In this
by the Altoons As
to tell of a
whing Is very forciby to
to
his
boys
attention our readers in the to him
aiong
this
Couriers them
the route,
arrangement
direct to
© up
Booster ocla ns
letters
for his
BO
at-
wonderful Parade and
that will be held in Altoona
Friday, November the day after
nksgiving.
Parade has
Banta
the
come direct
North Pole
been busy
last
ng
tention,
The
Booster Association
this will be the best
ful Santa Claus
held In
child
Opening Christmas Shopping Season.
The inaugurate
nt of the Altoona
x §
that |
mangement
assures
and most
ant that
and
us
You can save money by doing your
he been arranged in
sent
that
slores
CO.
has
Mcrchants
to thelr
headquarters
in his
Christmas making
or of Claus who
d to
will
his
Page has
this
should se
ever
that
TL a
Altoona
Christmas Buying
for DIAMONDS, WATCHES
CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE,
LEATHER GOODS,
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
————— at ——————
R. S. STOVER'S
Phone 19R4 MILLHEIM
bwin ge tion one
-
every n,
n
work
re he has
Altoona stores will
the Christmas She
day
his millions of the opening of ping
the world,
ccording to the information se
the jolly old Baint, he will arrive
Altoona by his Bants
band, lead the
arranged
for boys and girl
Season on the same y San-
ughout
nt
accompanied
in time to
has been
will start
Friday aft
which
A it
ernoon, Novem.
on a Dime”
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WE ALSO SELL
PENNZOIL MOTOR OIL
DENATURED ALCOHOL
RADIATOR GLYCERINE
ARVIN HEATERS--
Both Hot Water and Manifold.
A 6-Ply Goodyear
HEAVY DUTY
TIRE
Priced within reach of all.
GOODYEApL
SALES AND SERVICE ON
DODGE
PLYMOUTH
MOTOR CARS & TRUCKS
A¥
Centre Hall
MORE PEOPLE BUY GOODYEAIX
ER KIND.
R. S. HAGAN'S GARAGE
TIRES THAN
CENTRE HALL
ANY OTH.
1S ——
—by—
OH BoY/ THERE'S
Polly NOW WITH
SAMMY SMART
LOOKS LIKE THEYVY
HAD A BREAX DOowWN-
Decker Chevrolet Co., Bellefonte, Pa.
HE SHOULD GO To |
DECKE
CHEVROLET
AND GET a G00D
VSED CAR LIKE
\ 0107
on
GOoSH~LIFE SURE
MARTY-
IS AGLANK wiTH
POLLY SORE AT ME
- GUESS I'LL GO
FoR A RIDES
1024 Ford Touring
1926 Ford Coupe
1925 Ford Coupe
1929 Ford Coupe
1929 Ford Roadster
1926 Chevrolet Touring
1929 Model A Ford Ton Truck,
large steel box
1927 Chevrolet Coupe
2 1928 Chevrolet Sedan each
1930 Chevrolet Coach, 5 wire
wheels
Chevrolet Touring
Chev. Truck, open exp.
1928 Essex Coupe
1927 Essex Coach
1927 Bulek Sedan, Stand, “6” $450.00
1925 Bulk Sedan
1924 Bulck Roadster
1929 Whippet Coupe
1927 Whippet Sport Roadster
1924 OMsmobile Coupw
1924 Oldsmobile Tour ng
1926 Overland 4 Tons Truck,
Panel body truck only 8 40.00
1924 Stewart Cattle Rack Truck $150.00
1920 Vim 8-Ton Dump( auto-
(matic) Track
1927 Pontiae Sport Roadster
1926 Oakland Sport Roadster
B rT:
‘USED CARS |
| ON EASY PAYMENT TEAMS |
1928 Chevrolet Coach
19258 Chevrolet Sedan
1929 Chevrolet Sedan
2 1929 Chevrolet Coaches, each
1927 Chevrolet Sedan
1925 Chevrolet Coupe
1927 Chevrokt Roadster
1924 Chevrolet Roadster
1926 Essex Coach
Decker Chevrolet Co.
Phone 405 BELLEFONTE, PA.
$250.00
§ 60.00
$200.00
$150.00
§ 25.00
# 50.00
#15000 $150.00
$125.00
$140.00
§ 25.00
§ 40.00
$500.00
£140.00
$150.00
#15000
$225.00
$200.00
1927
1926
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