THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 163 » LR ——— Ma on bon HE CENTRE REPORTER WEEKLY, DEATHS, ISSUED A CENTRE HALL. PENNA. SMITH & BAILEY, B. WW, SMITH, Editor, KE. BAILEY, Associate Editor and (vine tre Business Manager, Proprietors ‘ . BML Away i iit it ng Frida, tit in i Attempts to tment hit ‘nesday previous, ——— - Eatered at the Post Oflice in Centre Hall #8 second class matter, TERMS.—The terms of subscription to ghee Reporter are $1.00 a year, in advance, Display advertising rates made known Mm application. “BUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES FENNAR VALLEY LUTHERAN (CHARGE (Bev, 85. F. Greenhoe, Pastor.) Tusseyville—9 to 10 A. M. Centre Hall—10:30 A. M. Spring Mills—7:30 P, M., - FENTEE HALL BEFOERMED OHARGE (Bev, Delas B, Keener, Pastor) Pentre Hall— #:30—8Sunday School. 7:30—Church Service. Home Mission $pring Mills— #:00—Church Service, 30:00—Sunday School. Farmers Mills— §:80—8unday School. 30:80—Holy evinde only were 1 orted pain 3 3 spitad, the LEO fel ue to « the ho having for which It there w Death was roid wis d thi arinoma of tne tumor. Funeral the home «ft Monday eI tery officiated at were held from the in interment by Rey neral The month Howard nia, deceased Millhelm on the near the Tu noon in Giriesing MErVICos, ed and days, Homan, aged 6 He was i BON " living in Califor Aaronsburg. decens was Years ¢ now in Milheim for a and born was wis dealer in number but for the past fern VEOArs, Peniten wigned though Service. munior communion. EVANGELICAL (Bev W, E. Smith, Fastor) Tusseyville, 10:30 A. AL Centre Hall—2:30 P. AM. Lemont—7:30 P. ML (Revival Me: METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Bev, H, A, Pruyn, Paster.) $muliton— #:00—Morning Worship. 19:00—Sunday School. Pentre Hall— #:30—S8unday School. 10:80-—Morning fprucetown— 10:00—Sunday 7:30—Evening (Reviy night, closing Friday, N PRESBYTERIAN (Rev, J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor) $:30—S8unday School. 10:830—Morning Ww 1 } Worship Worship Worship. da Ls Will THE WHOLE NATION WILL BE LISTENING Grang ! i is and ot “id urday, on the brief well -know duction ence; entert cores; and year's work ir ant department Grange. The through ti Company and complete that including practically broadcasting The plan of one of its sceslons was a we tha Nati Grange i . and a re markably strong program is ranged for hour. to the Grange people, others privileged Grange program, and al radio in the United tuned In for the Nov cast. ide asting mn © most inged Ir Haven, © country. r., had two « the prominent inton in t recently the ases he He H Loganton, had died I$! was the samme casting week was home of of mad John dierly, several ago miles ast where always In several ir- | Bier] within a same Mrs : aged suddenls such an addition week called to the million the sidden denth of MM years old. home by to hear stherine Bilerly, of John H. Blerly on bed at he hr family when the room to call Mrs her about every rurs | widow be | broad She Htateg 19th will und dead + home ember members of y went to hey her had health Bierly HALLOWE'EN PARTY ENJOYED apparently wen in 1 night before was the Her death She was a oy r due to hemor BY NURSES the 1L.0- fol George A Harris Glenn, Mrs, ! Jou member of The N the Centa hospital he Halloween party in tha fit the hospital, the evenir All Baint Mis Udder, R N., and Gar of the ke eping Those wer association of Id a room ig following nostesses aw« M Royer, R. N Adeline N., Miss W n Lutheran church Surviving and daughters n: Cha: smsport Albert, all at home; Anna Greene and Ruth, of Shor. Funeral services were held jast Thursday with burial at — near her the Are directors’ lowing sons of lLogants B. of Willi i Jose Ph les 1, and Ya re James and Edna Vitm Morgan, R. N, { wl » he entertainment hments Loganton and Hon refres in re served 1 served. NIXON Mrs, Florence M N xon, ged 61 vears, wife of Frank I Nixon, of Salona, RD. died at her home Thurs- day morning after an illness of several | monthe, She had lived in that saction all her jifée and died in the house in which she was born. Bhe la surviv R (ed by her husband and one daughter, rove | Florence May, at home. Funeral ser. a R. N., ! vices were held at the howe on Sunday Miss Mabel Ingram, R N., Altoona: | afternoon, in charge of Rev, Ralph Miss Laura Be kwith, R. N., Miss M [Casner, of Loganton. Interment in E. Bartholomew, R. N.,, Miss Florence | ov, dar Hill cemetery. Smith, R. N. ! Student nurses? Miss Margaret eos, Miss Mabel Heltman, Miss Margaret | Bradford, Miss Nannie Bell Stewart, Miss Gladys Rishel, Miss Sara Sym. monds, Miss Sarai Watson, Miss Sara Grove, Misk Martha Walker, Miss Thel- ma Lesh, "Misgt dha Deitrick, Miss Genevieve Fluder. Miss ¥the; Beaver, Mise Hele Ba¥ton: Miss Bessie Stere, the he R. N directress of waide yes frais Mi nurs pre n Mra, M. J Yerna J. Hartman es: Mis Rutl Mise Clara Wm .Becking r, College; David E. Washburn, N.., Miss Kline, R.N., Pine Mills: Miss Eleanor Yarnell Foke, Smattors died ht, State an Mra State Kn technician, College Mrs, Ann NOLAN «Mrs, Nolan, wife of James Nolan, a native of Belle- fonte, died at her home In Pittsburgh on Baturday. Sha was born in Belle fonte afd was aged 62 years. Burial was made at Bellefonte on Tuesday. Ae IO A SAPP, Penny-a word ads are effective. Try Mary Powers REPORT OF CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL FOR OCTOBER ) wimitted during month ths during month patient tre and semi-private days patients, Nao, of no, patient 101; ward patient month remaining REVIVAL SPRUCETOWN MEETINGS M. Am {MISSIONARY AT METHODIN CHURCH, CENTRE HALL i | ! i - — A i {HUNTER HELD FoR CHARGED WITH MAN IN MISTAR}Y (O01 RT SHOOTING FOR GAME Mark Brungar of last week, t i i i i at his 30 Hill shatt« same In Contin or afating The MM of the leg Coudreit, camp FLEMING GIVES DRIVER OF DEATH CAR NINE MONTHS Mullhoil go nternced Ward mrt to 47, on Lemon wirtland, N. Y, was M. county « and, of Thoarsday Ly Judge Fleming in the Cen tre BOTVe term { months in the county jail, of prosecution Mulholland untary nine pay fine ons dollar kta 44 $4 mansiaugn stop and render in ax th Plus Richards cident it ageqd er, on the i charge | neay ened $« months to three years and on ter a straight six months it The ferm was meted on sOntencos will run concurrently Following Richards to Philipsburg repair tersection which fled in Mulholland where had his ear to Snow Shoe Ine was apprehended the accident wane killed, he and thence where he by motor patrolmen He stated t6 the court that ths ace cident wag vanavoldable and he did not know why he had run away after it had happened Seth Bell, of Philipsburg, pleaded guilty of violating the liquor laws and was sents neod nine months in the county Sail. to serve i P. G. Garrett, the Rebershurg com- | tractor and builder, who is always on the lookout for business