1931
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12,
% HE CENTRE REPORTER
r ISSUED WEEKLY,
Am ems
| INTRE HALL, PENNA.
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors
8, W, SMITH, Editor,
EBDW, E. BAILEY, Associate Editor and
Business Manager,
DEATHS.
. a
DECKER
weeks or
After
half of
in the Geisinger
an
r—— more which
was a patient
for a heart
Mrs,
Danville,
WwW.
Hall, passed
night. The
the Decker
plications, Frank
near Centre
lifo
brought
Entered at the Post Office in Centre H
#8 secand class matter.
TERMS. —The terms of subscription to
the Reporter are $1.50 a year, in advance.
Display advertising rates made known
MM spplication.
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
. {Rev, 8, F. Greemhoe, Pastor.)
| Sentre Hall—-10:30 A. M.
| ¥ Communion Service.)
| Tusseyville—2:30 P. M.
Spring Mills—7:30 P. M.
~~
PfENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Bev, Delas BR. Keener, Pastor)
Pentre Xall—
#:30—Sunday School.
7:30—Chura Service.
—Home Mission
fring Mille—
9:00—Home Mission
#0:00—Sunday School.
Parmers Mills
9:830—Sunday School.
10: 30—Preparatory and
munion service,
all bx
home
Monday
to
from where funeral
held this
2:00
day
be (Thursday)
Harold
in
o'clock, Rev,
of the
the services, with interment a
pastor deceased,
in the
church.
member
Methodist
The
Shirk,
ter of Joseph and Agnes (Shir
active
Miss
marriage,
deceased was
prior to her
and was aged 62 years. She i
and one son, Clarence, at
by two sisters, namely,
Gentzel,
Service.
Mrs
died a
Ann
Hoy
WEIBLY
f
Service. of Lemont
©
noon
miles
1548,
Holy Com-
1«
Ma
of Magdalene
nn, on the
— nn
EVANGELICAL
(Rev W, E, Smith, Pastor)
Tusseyville—9:15 A. AM.
Lemont—10:45 A, M.
Centre Hall, 2:30 P, AM.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Rev, H, A, Pruy n, Pastor.)
$muliton—
9:00—Sunday School.
10:00—Morning Worship.
Pentre Hall—
9:30—Sunday School.
7:30—Evening Worship,
ing her ag
days,
Beside
PRESBYTERIAN
(Bev, J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
At LINDEN HALL,
(Pligrim’s Holiness ¢ burch.)
Ia ©
Bunday
Preachin
AL
id
tok
Schoo]
M
Cottage Pra;
gvening.
Everybody
LESHER ELECTED JUDGE
UNION-SNYDER
~ Johnson Carried Only Two Precincts it...
Judicial Distriet—Held In Balj for]
December
IN
DISTRICT
Court,
In the
the half
Judicial «ai
one Repu
Democr
Preside e
of 3778
lican
son of
Bon,
of Uni
Bnyder
pach
ET
3
not
¥
crati
publi
plurality be
Selinsgrove.
his
and
grand jury
excessive eo
Snyde r
Following the grand iu on
GAG
Coryell
WELLS
mpaign
f "Thomas
suceeded of Thomas
inve
county
a
nigned
Arthur
held in
court eral was held
pro-
al report, Jo
{fore
Deer
Just joo
Miller. of Pern
bail fx trig
Enyder
cedures
Cioowihinrt
Monday
ey $ for atoms y
county Or questionable
in his primary
campalgn
—————— er —
UTTLEY, DEMOCR AT, WINS
MIFFLIN JUDGESHIP
Uttley,
attor:
as aged
and had been ma
\
£ vo
al
8. Wells for so
of
Fen
od
ww
practicing
elected Judge of
Judge Pau
910 vote
ed Judge
Mifflin
Judicial
is sald. came
ship of Mrs
man,
Other officers in Mi
ed are C. ¥. Henry,
missioner: ox ymmilssdoners,
man, H. H. Laub, Jr. Republic
Lewistown “4 WwW, CO
ocrat le. Howard ©
was district
Repblican
Democrat, long a in a «
ey in Lewistown,
Mifflin over
Lehamn ot |
|
Hin on top
WAS | Mountain, but
that ah was
her condition
counts ‘
s by a majorit serious Femos
Creams hose ital
Judge Lehman was appoint
by hot
separate
Governor Piru when Surviving her are
her
brothers
hu
county
district
was
The appointment.
about through the
Pinchot Mrs
made a parents, and several
it
tre,
friend-
and Leh
STOVER Jonas
Riv cryiiestes .
lin county elect-lyaare, of Hublersburs
treasurer
OG
CO -
Kauff-
ing,
denly {ll Friday afternoon
and
tha
*
of | the Céntre County hogpitay
Well
had
He
where
outfit,
His
Miss Ellzabeth Scholl. died
years
and wresn. Dem wins known in the
ellevil
for
Fickard,
thonotary W. B
ont, register and
Loker, Arnold Shields and J H
French, directors of poor. The total
vote cast fn the county was 10608,
—————— A ———
of Lantz ha operated a
un
George
DDosmedd
H.
attorney
pro.
wie whose malde
Republi. i maiden nar
Rodgers,
recorder; Sylvester
Grace ago. There survive four
Fie
home; Sallie, at Laurelton, and
who since her babyhood has liv
Mr,
Slatterbock, at Tusseyville
ters, namely, Minnie and
Stvams In this section are showing
the lack of rainfall during the summer
and fall
almost d-y
rg much
points,
her
1.
uncle and aunt.
Mountain streams are
and Sinking creek
of its bed ut
genson
In show.
all HARRIS.
Bellefonte, passed away at the
in Philadelp
of
wie bo
nearly George Harris, n
A —————— I A ts hin.
walle
» wocial room
terian houpital
A chizk
sorved In
n and
the
supper will be
of the
evening, No-, in
;
evening ns the
Heo
and
result
{ diseases
Bellefonte
Meoth-jo
m and
Haturday
the
odist church, left thes
id ve
brothe
vember 21. by a youne |
Bunda
"Trarklera”
Methodist
Vey wns aged
three
Harris, of
girls’ class i;
pchool,
Surviving ars
two sisters: Joseph
*
%
ol! ten
time she
hospital,
nd com-
of
of this
wly was
Tues-
will
at
on
rnoon
Pruyn,
of
t Spruce-
harge
Elizabeth
a daugh
es) Shirk,
8 surviv-
also,
Tamer
Weibly
Saturday
and ond
daughter
le, mak
s and 25
Follmer's
Uni.
me time
Nittany
mie 80
1]
to t
he
in
night
died
£
sot jon,
reshing
ne waa
daugh-
sles, at
Goldie.
ed with
Presby.
Fiidoay
reared
it 25
i.
#8 and
Listy o
THE CI
3
or REI
ER
a ——
Mich.: Guy. of
Charles,
VanPelt,
Bellefonte,
Funeral
of
in Bellefonte, Tuesday forenoon,
Washington.
Mrs, John
MeCoy, of
BD. 0
of Philadelphia;
and Mrs, John
held my
Mot oy,
services were
Mis,
the
home hig sister, John
Semon.
RIMMEY.
the
F.
clection
died
wera
who
was
David Rimmey,
morning of
stricken with paralysis,
night. Funernl services
the Latheran church, after
the of the
Gap, on Wednesday
on day
Saturday
held In
brief serv.
at home deceased in
Pleasant morning,
with interment in the cemetery nearby,
Rev. W. J. Wagner, Of the de
officiated,
The decensed was a son of Johny and
Mary both
ceased, resident
of the He
engaged followed
”
lees
pastor
ceased,
( Eckenroth) de-
had long
vicinity of Pleasant
in farming and
carpenter ‘trade, He
wife, malden
arolins
Earl,
Fred
tha
Rimmey,
and been a
Gap.
ater
is survived by
Miss
children
wife
Aiss
Te
the
whose name
was
_B Frazier, and three
of
Ber-
AaisG Dy
Pleasant Gap; Anna.
State
R
and
Pleasant
College
at he
two
Roush
Rimmey, N
sister {'h
Cag
two brothers
H
Rimmey,
ries
’ i A !
flliam
ins
Rimmey,
State
Irs
College ; ton
and A
t inp
Had he
tafe
Gettig
Martin
ant {
I AA HA ATA:
TOWNSHIP OFFICES YOTED
POTTER, GREGG &
IN HARRIS
POTTER, N. PP.
Demovratie
‘4
58
POTTER,
WW. P
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-
G8 ie Be od dn
Paul
i
Spaya 77]
C 8 iy
a. A Sh
a5
oy
Albright
S8am’l ¥
Aud A Long 45 FY
Co
LETT
abe 4 2N00
jacoly F Bharer 45 WE Smith
GREGG, WwW, Pp.
BF Kennelly 106
DW twood 22.0 8B
HE gh 124 HBS Limert
8s WN
Tm,
Judge
ins
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CC Auma
Rwe
Hog
mpi]
stover
ligen
pa yd
6 W Lingle
Corman
WE
HARRIS, E. pr
8K 8h
SEmith
A
Judge
ins
1)
Chas Messmer 35 } Per 41
33
29 |
64
23
33 |
37
5 3
a1 i
53
Green
Hoag
Tussey 20
Ruth
Fi
Edw
Adam
M Goheen 35
B Martz 38
Sam’ Rosa
lobt
Rous
Edgar Hoss
Dunkie
Hubler
H Hosterman
NB Martz
id Sam’ Fooass
McClellan 24. EM Kuhln
HARRIS, Ww, p,
Anta Bweeney 102.8W Hoss 115 |
“Anna Dale 121. Mrs Patterson 93
Edgar Hess 123 Edgar eas 85
Tussey 124. Fern Dunkle 100
Adam Smith 107. John Hubler 115
M W Gohesn 125, H Hostorman 14 |
NB Martz 32 NB Martz 72
Ross 128. .8am1 £9
Mot Me TEM Kuhn
149
oo SA AA.
Irene
8 igar
Fern
Sup
Op
N
Aud
Coors
Smith 48, John
Judge
Ins
gD
Edw
Sup
OP
Aud
Cone
Ham’!
Hoht
los
of the
held
The POs Do 1 ting Centra
Fall Minister ib
Yrs
Cn
on Mons |
the Presivwicy
lan Manse,
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onan
KEELER, REPUBLICAN,
CONTESTING BOOBS ELECTION
taken Harry
candi
Measures have been by
Kocier, defeated
Bheriff,
M
Republican
for to contest the election
of Joh Boob, Democrat, shown by
official count as havifig a major ity of
two votes,
The
was
ballot box of Millheim borough
impounded on Tuesday morning
the Court House
petition
to
The
irregularities in
having been taken
by Sheriff
forth that
Dunlap BOTH
voting were
I
wn
——————
pn
C. E. FALL CONVENTION.
The
aE
PARALYZED
|
been
FROM FALL
of Tupsey-
to bed
suffering f
his
was ha
Centre County Christian En-
Be 4 4 add be ‘ {
Blatterbeck, deavor fall convention will be held in
10 confined Eince : “ .
Bellefonte, Friday and Saturday of
y of last rom
Wei,
this wesk the wee wed church
affecty almost ‘ s 5. Reforn .
fall, He
entering
which
n
Prominent
fn 111 - Kers are on the
and the road gram, the features of which
field,
a gutter,
on
an lustra 1 jew ture
Hey
Hey
wheels of the wagon Friday evening
throwing him to the | by 0 Tressler and an address
|
arms | by Edward Jones
Hat rdasy
SRLUran
be
on his head Soth his on
' Vv i 4 $ 8 » ne fonts
are almost wholly paralysed. evening. Intermediate rallies will
ie regarded serious | held Baturday afternoon,
by the election board,
particularly
permitted whe
fying that votes were cast
having pald tax withir
of
by not
the
The
examined
Ch F
Hepublican:
parties
specified time two years
recounted and
LS
ballots will
Friday
Ie
morning.
and Hunter
wrles Cooke
Bellefonte, and Ch
Phillpsburg
M
Freeman, Democrat,
named by President Judge
Fleming to perform that service,
Although but one ballot box
pounded at this time, appli
be mad, Oo open ballot boxe
A ss
Grand Jury Makes Report.
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rrrorere
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weer
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We are prepared In a modern
up-to-date Shep to give prompt
and efficient service on all makes
of Radio Sets, at Reasonable
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Why depend on tinkering and
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PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN
25¢ pays for a four-lane ad, In this
column. These tle ads. are wonder
in the way of results Adver.
™m a “Help Wanteda™
“House and Let for Sale
FOR SALBE.-A irton-Pa
sills door
HKIng
is hand
one
Vv
phone
ge
about
Richard
ser { 5
ng
ge
Spri
S612 "
sill, at
Merino
Shirk
LOST «1
finder
GOOD EATING
VE ealen a gent Ix
apple? Better try a bushel; they sure
Good eal ng apples atwave
on hand. —Harry Dinges, Centre Hall
FOR SALE Dining room set of fur-
riture, in good condition: Tel
cphone 16W, or write 216 Atherton
8t. State College, Pa.
cheap
&
.
LAST DAY FOR MAKING CIDER
at Centre Hall Station, Tuesday, 10th
Clyde Dutrow,
ron OR RENT-8rick house
located cast of borough line: all mod.
ern conveniences; roasonable rent.
Inquire of W. H. Homan, Centre Hall;
‘phone 12R3. 4011
BALR
oH
CHEAP LAND WANTEDThree to
fifteen acres of cheap cleared land,
with or without building, within ten
miles of Centre Hall Location, water,
roads. quality of land (no swamp) not
essentinl~~H. L. Bbright, Centre Hall
WANTED-<Market
Kinde; tankage sold
A.M. Reigel,
R3.
chickens of all |
$2.00 per owt
Centre Hall; phone 11-
ie
Altoona Booster Stores Invite You To
TUNE IN ON STATION W.F.B.G.
7:45 P. M.,, TUESDAY, NOV. 17,
For the Fine Musical Program to be Broad-
cast by a Specially Assembled Orchestra
EVERY
IN
WILL
IN
FAMILY
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
BE INTERESTED
ALTOONA
Booster Stores
Will Hold Their Most Important
Dollar Day
Wednesday,
November 18!!
GOOD
DOLLAR DAY
Will Be A Good Time
To Buy Personal and Home
Needs for Winter !
Many People Will Buy
Gifts On Dollar Day!
When Shopping on Dollar Day Look for the
YELLOW WINDOW CARDS
They Help You Locate the Official Dollar
Day Booster Stores !
A of cour
The
MAaning a sx CRN
4 0s
of -Tovn
Altoon (it flicials
to Altoonan
operated
Have Removed Parking Restric-
tions For Dollar Day Visitors,
Wednesday, November 18, |
Excepting In Alleys and where State
Prohibit Parkihe at All Times.
i Dollar Day and
Laws
This means that Dollar Day Vigitorg
i}
and completes their sho wilng wi nit
"we trictions
es
Arrange To Spend All Day
Shopping In
Altoona Booster Stores On
DOLLAR DAY, WED., NOV. 18!
Take Lunch In a Booster Hotel or Restanrant,
Attend the Warner Theatre for Entertalnment
Day's Shopping.
After the
ALTOONA
BOOSTER ASSOCIATION
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