* PHURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1034. THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA, /
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THE CENTRE REPORTER her home on Tuesday of last week, LOCAL AND PERSONAL HUEY-—-AUMAN, HARRY HORNER SUFFERS FRAC-
185UED WEEKLY, in Madisonburg, She was born in i ———— Hey, 8B, GPeenhoe performed his sec. TURE RIGHT LEG IN CHASH
Booneville and was aged 21 wears, 4 Mr, and Mrs. James Foust spentthe}l marriage ceremony since being Hirr, W. Horner,
Deaths months and 27 dave. Bhewis a daugh- week-end at Potters Mills with the 7 5 *
. sont { Ne Bk room at the Uf m1 5 : fract a
ter of John and Frances Schmetzler former's brothers, Charles BE. and Jon-| “O00 4 to the sick room a iffered a fracture
«| Shaffer, Two children survive, name: au PP. Foust, theran parsonage, at Centre Hall, Thursday afternoon
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SMITH & BAILEY, Fropristors . 8 8 9 = + » * lly, Irvin, Lock Haven, and Anna, at . L 1 . Ei B. ‘White Saturday evening at which time thelwhich he was
8 W. SMITH, Editor, BROWN —Mrs. Wilma Pear; Brown home. Also, a brother, Thomas, in laymond in ADE, kva B y hite, couple married were Henry W. Huey, bridge at
MDW, B, BAILEY, Associate Editor and y : TN : = Dakota. Funeral services with burs Obery W Ilgen, Centre Hall, BR. D., ify . Yi bridg at
sinaay Mgnager, died at her home in Bellefonte on ial at Madisonburg whkre cpnducted
HED er seday i . . y oan. a Sas ’ %od test given Jast week, of Georges Valley, the car. + ne 4 ‘
Batered at the Post Office in Contre “Hall Tuesday afternoon from stone o©an-l.. Priday, Rev. J. J. Weaver officiat- K . . , The Ra A A 4 ; auchtce’ of Clhivion the car, was arrested by the Loek Ha
29 sscond class matter, cer, from which she suffered for thres|ing Tuesday morning gave us the first] ah 1 1) ol 2 £ Mr. ven detail of the State Highway patrol
7 3 4 Auman, ard the groom a son of Mr. me Tong Yall
Set—— q re 16 nh "gy of hwy 5
FBRMS. ~The terms of subscription to] years. Interment will be made at positive lint of the neginess of win-i _ ,"y., Gordon L, Huey s theland charged with driving a car while
and Is vhile
Rapuenr are on vance, - yn hb wa ter. The thermometer went down tu 2 "
Be 4 year, In ad Centre Hall on’ Friday afternoon, Rev, ROYER ~—Jacob Royer, aged iH ! ? ! v f the couple to be married | Intoxicated, He
: second son of
30 degrees, and there was gu heavy :
CENTRE BALL PENNA.
mm ES op—
*® 2 0°»
riding
were granted operators’ licenses at ajof Sring® Mille, and Miss Ace Auman, | Donald Miller
entered a plea of gull
E. W, Moyer, pastor of the Reformed |years. a native of Potter township, within a month, ty when taken before Justice of the
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“SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES church of Bellefonte to offigiate, died at the home of his son, Daniel : - ————————————— Peace A. B Cross, as MID Han and
Three years . from a § ) !
suspension +4 was held for court in the stm « ’
The deceased was a daughter of | Rover, at Burnham, following a ling- tréks in the U 8. was the sentence he Bloomsburg fair drew its usual bal rnin in slim of $500
t : » 4 ¥ § : £ iii.
u or attendants ; iis ®
John and Margaret Porman Riter ering illness with heart trouble, given Weiser App, the reckless driv- number of attendan 3 from a Sottion
BMONE Whom were Mr. an MrE, rea
and was born at Tusseyville. She Mr. Royer was a son of John and er at the Bloomsburg fair, who by il- E 4
Lause and davghter, Miss Gladys Smith,
¥ ry Fye Royer ¢ TIS 'n at Bos sadly, “cutting In” cajised the deatl : 4
Polly Fye Royer And was born AL legally “cutting Rj © GEHP. HB Luse, T. L."Smith, Mr. and Mrs.| Meeting will be held in
Gap, near Colyer, of a racer valued at $3,500.
; E. E. Zettle, A, M. Riegel, Bruce Arn-| House in Bellefonte on
The following sons and daughters . a et : : 2 y 8 ber 1 i
a ; Le Local coal dealers, supported by sev-jey, Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Lansberry, tober 26th Dr. Dunklebe
Brown, who died seventeen years ago. jsurvive: Daniel. with, whom he made a x
1 . Re ’ a .. eral citizens, appeared ut a regulariJ. H Detwiler, Howard Emery, D. W. quehanna 3 ' i
Centre Ha The children surviving are Helen, now (his home; Henry, Frank and Mrs. El. - 4 . x Mond sini t 3 Five Afi wr @ y his Yeu
§:80—Church School. xa aes : : : a : : meeting of council on Monday night]Bradford, W. D Shoop, David Bohn, this year
. teaching at ‘Milesburg: Laurence, alsie Homan, all of Lewistown: John, and ked the eouncll to do mething \ Mr. and Mrs. J E. Rishel Mr. and Mr f Publ
* . . and ask 1 council to do something Mr, and Mrs, J E. Rishel Mr. and Mrs, of ubiix
ARia0-—Churcy, Service. graduate of Girard College, Philadel-jof Reedsville, and *Mrs, J. BE. Dugan, about bootleg coal being sold in thelJohn Rimmey. W Yaooh speaker
oY > ai ee n . La a : . . HOOUL i = Odd WOLKE Bi 3K nejJonn . ey, vy. of BECO, sponser,
6:15—Y. P. Meeting theme, The phia, and Wiliam, who graduated from jof Bellefonte. One brother also sur
Time We Spend in Our Homes" Lead- Penn State in the school of chemistry, !vives, John Royer, of Potters Mills
ér, Anna Mae Martz. last June. There also survive a bro Funeral services were held in. the
Fussey ville— ther, G. Edwin Riter, Centre Hall, and {church at Tusseyville, Friday morn-{ A Ford-8 coupe dashed into a 1
»ivv—Church Service, a sister, now Mrs. Frank Ross, In the|ing; burial In the Tusseyville ceme- phone pole after striking a soft berm
10:00—Church School. Pittsburgh district, tery. at’ Centre Hill on Tuesday evening
Spring Mllls— Mrs. Brown was held In hig) % a———— - { badly ‘using up the left fro
ii#v—Church Service. teem by all who knew her. She lived INEWLYWEDS GIVEN SA as « 08 nf
for her children. She was mgaged gs "
- for nun p : 3 3 RITCHEN SHOWER
A a imber ’ r
PRESBYTERIAN fonte Bukerv.
(Bev, J. HM, HKirkpetrick, Paster) Faker nd 1
§:80—Sunday School. ill she was employ
$:30—Christian Endeavor, ‘ut Rate drug store,
¥y or
FEREXNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Bev, 8, F, Gresanbes, Pastor)
A one-day Institute
’ —-— was aged 62 years, and three months.
CENTRE HALL BEFORMED CHARGE |;
tev, Dulane MM, Mesner, Faster)
.
was the widow of Benjamin
borough The matter was held under)
advisement,
7:30—Evening Worship, mployed
METHODIST EPISCOPAL Br unih t Island Miley Ling : ind Mrs. gad oung men between he
(Bev, Beth Russell, Pastor) here she hag many friends who learn croy Wills, Mi and Mr Ei 1 s of 18 and | and 200 World Wai ho md CLT TNA
fentre Hall { 5 wiih via . _t Laren
#:30—Morning Worship,
1¢:30—8unday School,
CHRISTIE
prucetown— _ Rotne. of
A0:00—Sunday School Sa i
7:30—Evening Worship. Mrs. Leah Christie passed
Spring Mille— Saturday. She was born
§:30—Sunday School township during 1859, and . 1
10:40—Morning Worship. known throughout Penns Valley. Her
HARVEST HOME SERVICES in allfparents were Jacob and Matilda Can-
churches, ley Breon, both deceased There SUT
vive her fou hildren, namely, John,
the
zer, in stadale, Allegheny
EVANGELICAL
(Rev, J. W, Zang, Pastor) Mrs
Mrs
Spring Mills — iss. Bitle
Worship Service, 9:30 A. M. ara ara
Bunday School, 9:30 A M. : rp “Siu 3
Ck Up, You Sald It -
Bathasda Mes use Weaver, > pith : n 1d , mi . Pucada oan ta It—Ever Since She Got Her
Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Mrs. Jennie Kreamner and Walla —————— eat fiiscuss maliers presenting themsel Tonslis Out.”
Worship Service, 10:30 A, M. Ireon. Miltheim. i Charles 1} n {GRANGER HAVE JOURNAL he medical e=xaminayor i poh
Locust Grove— Sta ollege MEETING AT MILESBURG
Sunday School, 1:30 P. a Funers rvi Sara 2 ducted . ws : ad ; a in nil ays 4 "+ | n it 1n Dart of — Buus
Worship Service, 2:20 P. M. ard de in Millhelm on Monday hg a. : : i ann reds : d Max
hi WEIS El
Sunday School, 8:30 A. M.
of oval Oak, higan; Roy.
Worship Service, 7:30 P. M.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET, Emanuel James Vonada,]| Flag salu aver. by Chaplain. N. | FP. V. Goodhart, Mrs \ n
United States Senator Penna Valley, died on Monday morn-|: "ison; Sons. “Its a good Thing to TS C20 17 FV Don FRED LUSE, Manager CENTRE HALL
JOSEPH F, GUFFEY, 1 it tthe ho 16 a son, Charles J 2 on : na 3 R el
Allegheny County. anada, in Coburn. trom comtica | Pasm. Boys"; Duet, Ruth and virginia| PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN
tio
; WEIS QUALITY
Governor ons ¥ Was i n ! re andiStine; UTHOrous iol ¥ by A {| be pure for = four-line ad. in this
BORGE SAR Harriet Gramle, Von and was born | Waite: music by yers brothers; | seluma. 3 litle ad
GEORGE H. BARLE, arriet Gramley Vonads, and wauborn| Waite: music Vy Moyers brothers: | Sutin, heat wae “ste. ae wisi! EV/ AP. MILK 3
Montgomery County Fe i tise anything heve, from a “Help Wanted”
: Nn re th ® | Music, Meyers brothers "Tay ndian te 8 “House snd Lot for Seie”
Lieutenant Governor urvives a daughter, Mrs la Rider, Summer
THOMAS KENNEDY, alto of Ch . a Bertha X ok oe Rh gq ; By | NOTICE—Dumping ru h any | BAKIN P
Luzerne County, During the t of his active life’ Music, Meyers brothes roll call of |®ind in the gink holes or about th G OWDER Calument 1-2 Ib cal 15¢
1 dh A - } a . a ! : 5 " ighter ¥ Ot s uy # i
Secretary of Internal Affairs the deceased was engaged : farming. | Oranges numb yosent, 1 roa-1 “Das ad a
vay of Auternal Af Ho was aged 30 years: 3 mous. ani|umaon. of Journar: Remarhs py. Bo. |3. 0. Daubtrman. HERSHEY COCOA 2 {-b cans 23c
Philadelphia County. m
Judge of the Superior Court nesday afternoon pg» aah . . Som a i. > > la : 3 Plu an : hoo! Se J Hershey Kisses Ib 19¢
CHESTER R. RHODES, Woodward. Re | Ernest Wagner,
ie
ra. v. Paulhamus raf ex! pieklea, cake and off en were | -— - Ls d BAKER'S
Monroe County. Ing the services, fn by members of bale Sag) FOR SALE-—Hand-pick applies COCONUT Yellow Label 2 dor cans 15¢
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Funeral services s held w oud
Representative In Congress Grange Bi
DON GINGERY MUSSER
Clearfield County wife of Willi
RS jonathan, Senator, Nop
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The next Journal meeting will be! sprayed fruft—J O Goodhas iva CLOROX Liguld Cleaning and t bot 23
with Progress Grange at Centre! Hall: phos y ; a Washing Compound q Cc
. . on October iui "ae
Senator In General Assembly home in Cot STOVE FOR SALE Parlor stove Eran
pe fa £188 ok on : tala n o ¥ . oJ ite arior #loy PENN. 1 y > "
EDW. JACKSON THOMPSON, ed in Millhelm on Tuesday forenoon PENN-RAD Hedium or Heavy
Centre County Rev. G. A Fred Griesine. the Ev. . KS OC, CLARIFIES LAW ON a oie] H i . D - * MO OR Ol | 2 99 Plas 2
(ex County. wre BN i x Vagner, Centre all, } | i
ingelical-Reformed i hy the | HAULING AUTO PASSENGERS | / R ; -gal can C Tax
2
Bspresentative In General Assembly |onini barge with Rev if 1 PIANO. practically nes oi
|e
JOHN W. DECKER, \ulhamus, pastor :
reh, ane Fancy Chocolates 2 Ibs 37¢
Gregg Township,
Peppermint Pattles— Nougatines—Ca ramels— Whipped Creams,
rei
BIRTHDAY PARTY,
CHESTERFIELD CIGARETTES 2 pkgs 25e
HEINZ CATSUP soz bot Se
SUNSWEET PRUNES—*lenderized”a new provess; 2-1b phe 23¢
CAMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP 8 cans 25¢
FANCY MACKEREL FILLETS 2 for
.
number of invited guests spent amost! iin at home these brothers ana OF PU Convenience from tT ‘ube | cider every Tuesday afternoon untit{{] Chef BOY-AR-DEE with Tomato Sauce
played. Tho. reireshments Consaied of Clavence Stover, Bovine. Wher Frga| A Common cumier 1s 5 person who Fon a ong Ch 5 || ‘Spaghetti & Meat Balls 2 cans 25c¢
sandwicl (les, an He ove : 3 op : vw
i 4 a 1 , yg: 3 x 3% $4 : 1 31. . Kk : ; fi B =
cream. i Milthetry y {wttic Masser b LA ORire ride with him at ti} fn STABLE FOR SALE--8ig 0 1.
The followin a. pr nt: Me hive * 3 fa 4 he is v ¥ 10 maj i trip. 'Wheth- | 800d Jumber Inquire M. Sween.
wi $ wy 825 ¥ : » i sir Ale 30 Ia ¥ $ii«
gv y
and Mrs, | vehem, Mra. Mine | Sire % ‘ Xt $a a nal. = {er this is true as 1 uns I i rey, Potters Mills, (Spri ng Mills, RB. D
va Foreman, Willard Foreman, Mr. {earrier can be determin nly in al ‘ x38 .
d Mrs wster igen, Sara llgen formal proceeding tar EARS we ae ;
and Mrs Lester ligen, Sara ligen, Mr . i p . WANTED-—-Market chickens of all e No parts to
f a ¥ cee By on £4 Sages 3 Bs 2k kd ona Andrew Tonada i son who tremepory nr.
and Mrs. Ja, Rachau, Guy Rachau, VONADA ~Jonas Andrew Vonada, | Person Who tramsports Passens- "kinds; tankage sold, $1.50 per owt. EIT
8. Mary E Osman { and « lhged and respecte ‘obirn | citizen. Pr% and receives ne compensation for ro J EET -
Mrs. Mary E Osman, Mr. and Mrs. |#ged a pected inen, 675 and recel ve A. M. Reigel. Centre Hall; phone 11. wun
Daniel Bohn, Wallace Bohn, Mr, and Passed away at'his home in that com. Sch transportation gs not a common R32.
Mrs. D, W. Sweetwood, Mr. and Mrs [unity Sunday a week, following an|oarrier ; wh
Gregg Carper, Ray Carper, Mr. and /llness of a complication of diseases) “A person who has permanent ar : - All one piece, Gem loads,
Mrs. Charles Zettil . Inez, Hazel, Rich. {Wij which bh Wins afflicted for a rangements with one or two persons | ne | fs v ] 1
. wl, Rich-}{ : gi - sg
ard, Miriam, Nevin and ganes Zet. Dumber of years past {by which be takes them to work with ! . cleans, shaves in a jiffy .
tle, Mr. and Mre. Hamuel’ Zettle. Wal | He was aged 77 years, 2 months ang him, or takes them io the school : | i : T W iSt—it opens! T Ww 15¢ —
ter, and Cordelia Gobble, Mrs, J. W.|23 days having born in Haines Which he is attending. is probably not 4 Nn ; | In it closes! Dual Alignment
Gobble. Mrs tandall Steiger Leots | township June 30, 1854 a «on or Hen. ® commen carrier, even though - SR i | .
ger, : fen. | locks the blade so rigidly
Steiger, Mr. and Mr Miles Lingle (73 } Mary (Hishe fonada. Bare ives pay from then : : x HA es
Mrs, and Mrs. Jared Ripka, Mr. and V'Vin&g him are his wide: Margaret! “A person who carries a large num BC 4 = 1 ia youcansafelyusethekeen-
Mrs. Emplicld Devolia and Richard | F : ies Vonada, to whom he was D of passengers with him or « re , 18 : § § | \ ge» y est edge on earth. Gem
Empfield, Mrs, Wil r Confer, Irene {unit in marriage Jul, 8, 1880, and fie different persons each day and A ; Mi Bl i I: st 80
Bernice and Dorothy Confer. Fyed | three children John HH. Vonada, James receives pay for the service, is prob. | . AL | : v IC romatic adacs 1a
Zettle, Mrs, Muriel Brown, Barbara” Vonada and Mary Elizabeth, wits 801¥ a common carrier. This can be | h | long, shave so smoothly
De et et to” eae. E13 Seat Bo ast Sie | CT tht all sabetutes wre ex
onfer, Misg Velma Dress. Miga Elen. FURen services were held Weldnes 8 td ARAIns « and after " ;
nor Faust, Mary Ellen Fauost, Junior i92y following the death in the Co.|d hearing before the Commission i — j i trav agant. Discov cr the
Tigen, Mr. and Mrs. PP. E. Mersinger, |PUrn Reformed church, the Rev. | "Suey complaint is net likely to be Vi HU ] i ] razor that duplicates the
John, Mary, Kathryn and Leroy, Mer |A: Fred Griesing, assteted by Ney, A. [010d unless the passengers are trans. barber's lon lidin
singer. y C. Paulhamus, having charge of the ported along the line of some bus! A Monument Erected. k g 8 d he
stroke. Ask your dealer
services. Interment was madd lin the|00Mmbany or rall carrier which would | to the memory of a loved onu ls*a about Gem
. . Aaronsburg and Reformed cemetery, [receive the businesy if the persons .
Sunshine Class Mpets were not carried in private car. pubwntiag expression of your jast
The Sunshine class met at the home ? "No more definite statement can be ng tion. To select one that GenSuetyRassCorpyBnokiya N.Y
of Lilian Rickert on Friday evening.| GALBRAITH Frank Gal th, wholiseued in advance of formal proceed-| Li) be appropriate requires careful
An item of business transacted was ]Conducted a jewelry store and repair|ings he innio consideration— for it must last
the election of officers for the ensu shop In Bellefonte since the beginning pol na Bod Conn oo nn A through all the years to come. Let
fng year, which resulted as follows: [of the Civil War up to within a year |it for determination on complaint.” H4 fo'operate Win yollwl submits
President, Geneva Hess, vice presi-] died at the home of his daughter, : tng suggestions based upon cur
dent, Lillian Rickert; socretary, Grace [Mrs Edward Shields, at Wyomiswing, PUBLL { Wie experience ag memoria; sculp-
Wednesday of fast week. Ho was aged C SALE REGISTER. wn,
_Bmith; treasurer, Vera Weaver, 5 ¥ he ‘ 5 C.
: ments were served at th years, 11 months and 11 days. The j
“lows of the Meeting. . The next eon THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 12:30 o'clock, H Hy HOMAN
ing will be held at the home of Dean |oemetery, Bellet ; BH. GO, STRONMEIER
foil » Contre Hall Marke & Grasite Works