OCTOBER 18, 1034.
THURSDAY,
— CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
CENTRE HALL. PENNA.
S——
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors
8. W., SMITH, Editor.
SDW, BE. BAILEY, Associate Editor and
Business Manager,
“SUNDAY CHURCH SBRVIGES
PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Bev, B. F. Gresnhoo, Pastor.)
Georges Valley—$§ to 10 A. M,
Parmers Millis, 10:30 A. M.
Centre Hall, 7:30 P, M.
PENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Rev, Deine Bi, Kesner, Paster)
Centre Hall
#2:00—Church service.
20:00~Church School,
$:30 P, M—Y, P. Meeting—theme,
#Reformed Church Periodicals;” Lead-
#r, Prof. Russell Bohn.
Tusseyville—
#:30—Church School
10:30—Churcp Service.
- rsomm———
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev, J. MM. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
#:30—Miorning Worship.
30:30—Bunday
8:30—Christia
School.
n Endeavor.
aths \
Althougny very
DAUBERMAN ~
ticeably falling in health during
past two years, the death of John
Goodhart Dauberman, on Friday eve-
ning, was as unexpected as it was
sudden. He attended to business to
within a quarter of an hour of his
death. He closed his meat market
at ten o'clock, after having spent most
of the evening in conversation with
those gathered there, who noted his
friendly attitude toward subjects spok-
en of, and improvement in appearance
and movement over that of a few days
previous, On his way, home he dellv-
ered a package of meat. On reaching
his home he went direct to the bath
room, where he was seized with a fit
of coughing which attracted Mrs. Daub.
erman to his side. On reaching him
she discovered that he had had an ex-
tremely severe hemorrhage from the
mouth. She seated him a chair,
and rushed for a physician a few doors
distant, but before arrived life
had departed.
Funeral
ad
no-
the
on
n
he
services were held at
Tues
[Hs
day
for
METHODIST
{Bev,
EFisCOPFAL
Seth Russell, Pastor)
Centre Hi
#:3
10:30
40:
11:00
EVANGELICAL
(Rev, J. W, Zang, Pastor)
Bethesda
Worship
Sunday
Spring
Sunday
Wors
Locust
Ww
+8305
LOCAL
Mr
AND FERSONAL.
Ge
Cle
surgeor
be
the
Kept
Misses
and Doll
of
er having
and Mr
others by;
oy
frien
Report form
pital on
the effect
“a flairly
Wednes
fal Smit
He was
‘entre Hall early
Monda
ape
ie
good
to the hospitag
Baturday
derwent an
is the eldest
ert I. Smith,
The apple or
for by Frank
east of Bellevill
approximately
sound win
bushel; of
remainder
men Tlhe
shows n
The
the orchard i
application of
tillzer
taken
mo on un-
ration.
Mrs
lis
SON « of Mr
£f town
an Rob |
Of
i
diarld owned and cared
Gibboney,
yield a
ousand bushels
miles
crop of
two
a
six tl of
ter two thousand
wil
ie]
apmies
*
whi are Dwelich
Stay
crop, picked
ret perfict
nts
=
Sunday
Ya
vy
weation the
been spent
ers parents, Mr and
Morran, at Ulster,
elder McMorrans,
ebrated their
sary, and the
younger people
“Mother” on
principally with
Mrs
tn
October
y th
A
wm tate
and,
anniver
prompted the
take and
Falls
on
40ty wedding
oocasion
to “Dad”
trip Niagara
to bring back memories of two BOOTS
yearg ago when then, as today, no
honeymoon was complete without a
trip to the famous falls
Frank Ptrillips, at Potters Mills,
offering his herd of seven cows at i
vate sale. Mr. Phillips, last
gan the construction of a
Milroy, on the west side
highway Route No. 222. at
between the two bridges on
roy eut-off.. Tre structure of
brick, 30x68 feet dimenvions The
concrete floor fs already laid The
brick work will be laid by Orvia Horn
er. Much of the material, including
built-up steel girders and roof supe
ports, has been in storage 4 Potlors
Mills for a year or more. Mr. Phil-
lips expecty to open a gas station and
do general auto repairing,
Harry IL. Hulbert, who more than
fifty years ago was an apprentice un-
der thelate W. A. Bandoe, tailor, with
his wife autoed to Centre Hall from
their home in San Clements, Califor.
nia, where he is living retired. When
& young man helived with the Slabig
family, on the J. C. Boal farm, at
Barlystown. He left here In 1885, lo-
cated in Freeport, Ill, and later in
Chicago and Beloit, Wis., establishing
an extensive merchant tailoring bust:
ness a the latter place and retains in-
tereots there at this time. He has two
a fo
in
Wie
woek, be.
Ear at
of Btate
8 point
the Mil.
will f
nye
her
four-square
aln spe
and generous
and champion
hare,
of
ows
In
times
Hualn .
busin
3
all
He
most
Waa ken
%
though kind
He
of
and
ex
he
was the "bank”™ for
lad wh
had
misplaced
many a » Brew up
an abundance
confidend
continued in tha rl
He
0 the end
miant?
ir
veyed
lence
Boar
VY
of
aim. from
held
the
ilflam Guisewite in
where funeral services wore Of
in Re
Aarongburg. He
sixty yoars, and was
Maize, Millheim. A
Wednesday
formed
aged about
of A P
the father
Fim. He was
rafiroad company. His death odour
red in hospital in New York City.
but his place of residence was Chi-
cago,
with buriag
cemetery,
wan
A
widow,
vive
BON
employed by a
a
i MT. ROAD
TO BE BUILT THIS FALL
The “missing lnk” of the
road over Seven Mountains at Brown-
ie's Place Is to be built this fall, en-
gineers are now making the final sur-
vey preparatory to beginning wotk on
the link of flity- five hundredths of
a mile. The section to be built bee
ging at
con the south,
road a short
ters Mills,
The route jg over the two mountains
at Brownies, and will necessitate two
deep cuts and a heavy fll. Laurel
Run, which flows between the two
mountains, over which the road will be
built, Is to be cared for by re-inforced
concrete arch
Bids for the
MISSING LINK
to the already completed |
distance south of Pot.
construction will be
Mains, chief of party; HC, Bilger,
F. @. Malone, Paul Tompkins, and
Robert Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bohn, Mrs Ed
Bohn and son, Musser, of Akron, Ohl,
sons, one living In Freeport and the
in Beloit. Mr. Hulbert, ag Is
al ound many many changes in Cen-
ire ‘and vicinity since his abesnoce.
Bun-
bro.
THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
Bodisbute, | secoxp CONTEST
home | WINNER SELECTED
months |
ini
returned
several
Lizzie Jacole,
Mise Anna Bweeney
Frida, after
with ber aunt,
Centre Hall
Mr, and Mrs R. R
ton, visited friends
from Friday until
* Mr. and Mrs.
spending
Mrs,
.
Second
Judges Award Prize Lamp to Mrs,
P. Smith, Bellefonte, in
Weekly Lighting Contest,
The number of replies received the
second week in the contest now being
staged by local lamp merchants was
or Craf-
Stuart, i
vicinity |
in this
Monday. |
Mothersbaugh en- |
tertained at supper on Sunday evening |
hee Suess; Mr ng im RR joven greater han in the first week's
Musser and family, of Renovo; Myr. | 29mbetition, And Wgain the selection
and: Mw. “Henry ‘Bubeck and’ son ot | of the winner hinged largely upon the
the Branch; Lynn Mothersbaugh and | fty words that were written by the
family, of Cedar Creek, and Danlel contestants on the sublect of home
Mothersbaugh and family. | Hghting, inasmuch as the majority of
. Mrs. Margaret Kuhn went wii. | the entrants were able to answer the
famsport on Saturday to visit her son, | Quontiv La rpetly.
Harry, and family, and also attended | : 9 Jue ges, Cont
the funeral of relative at Mifflin: | Brachbill and Eur
following
Geo,
to
Walker,
K. Btook
entrants
Cc. Pp
also se
i
as wor
but | lected the
JUrg.
. thy of honorable mentor
lols Lonbarger and Priscilla Stuart |_| : MIL AAA Seid
.. Burd, of Aaronsburg; A. 8
gpent the week-end with the former's : ; :
| Bellefonte; L. IL Woodring,
sister, Mrs Jerre Zettle, at Pleasant .
G burg, and Fred Ju of
ap. burg
Mrs. Geo ,
Keen
Mr. and Mrs Seeing"
and Mrs. H B., Bhattuck, tha
were dinner guests >
and Mprw
Harry
Houck,
of
Miles
ac hau, Anrons-
Emma Stuart, |
and Mr
of State
Mrs
tour
GAY
Fa
Hall Mrs
“Belence
R. KH. Stuart ?
ed by
Hghting
in the
expres
ph
fic
enti
interest of
has been peveral
contestants
that
: he
of h
od tes; revealed knowledge
Jacoby Simpson, on
evening.
Mr. and
anied the
ine astonis
iid one
red atl an ning pace.”
that
ing
of them
L seems
¥
And |
Mra
dau
vnlly
ghier,
M. Kuhn accom)
Warren
ort
ir
Kopp, and 1 an
SUTANY t
rte
REGISTERS
-
NOTICE.
EXEL TOR'S NOTICE
jermign-
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—— AMSA
PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN
Ap?
4
ay
4.
of
Seroka,
cased,
Verna Seroka,
drew Beroka
5. "The
of the personal
fel H Yearick,
deceased, was pet
Jennie EE. Yeariok,
JOHN LIL. WETZLER,
teginter of Wille,
WEIS
FRED LUSE, Manager
The inventory and appralsement
persons] property of Annie
late of Bnow Bhoe borough,
was get apart to her children,
George Beroka and An
the
FOR BALE
ply to Harry
Nine sucking pigs
de Bkyler, Centre Hall IL
of seven
for male,
Frank
FOIL BALE
and appraisement! Guernesy and Holstein
property of Nathan- | Bome fresh, others springing
Inte of Marion township, | Phillips, Potters Mills,
apart his widow,
Herd
COWES
COWS
inventory
to
YOR
win
20 bushels Baid-
of the
the Marble
Hall
BALE ~About
apples, the run
H. Homan,
Works,
tree
and
Clayton at
Granite Centre
SH (111)
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CENTRE HALL
21s 33¢
Creams—Caramels
FANCY ASSORTED
Chocolates
Pepperming Pattles— Whipped —
Nougatines,
BOX-AR-DE}
Spaghetti & Meat Balls
HE MFOR!
Baking Powder
Hershey C
Log Cabin Syra rup
La France Po
CL TNE I CE
Shredded WHEAT
HY
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~—with Tomato Sauce
2 cans 23c¢
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WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR INITIAL
FISH and OYSTERS
SHIPMENT
thomas vyes in
ng
fo mage
having
then
requested
i thos
io present
jlate pay: an ®
net the same
far
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suthentiestesd seit loment
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HOW'S YOUR
Mathematics ?
ber nena! !
six |
address ©
§
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resus
postage
Pa
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Ferg
of
Ang
*
id
the remainder
had $45
euch
Hew
much
te the
of
down
hour
far
of
miles
win walks n
mountain at the rate
hour, and back
of five miles per
four hours; how
of the mountain?
(ANSWERS
top
three
at the rate
and
it
per
in
to the
gone
top
is
on
Public c Sale
last page)
HOW WELL DO YOU SEE?
Which is the continuation of
line AX or Y?
{Answer Below)
WHO HATE
MENDING
AS
Tre undersigned will offer at pub.
He sale at the Homan barn, immedi
ately east of CENTRE HALL, on
SATUR., OCTOBER 20
Beginning at 1:00 o'clock 1°. M.,
100 Head
SHOATS
All are double tested for cholera;
treated for flu: temperature tested;
sprayed for skin disease and lice
If you are looking for something
thay will grow into good money for
you, don't pass up this opportunity
to buy, Bhoats of this quality.
TERMS CASH.
B. M. SMITH, Auct.
SAMUEL W. MACK
of Pottagrove, Pa.
This is the
sight meter
which tects
light for Better
sight,
oe |
aah
¢ in a few minutes. They are scien-
WEST PENN POWER CO.
*Y line is Ye continuation Kine,
———— A S—— — — ———————- —_ w. . o——w. ow nS Sn Sn
Wear Pann Power CoMpaxy
Dox 1223, Piitsburgh, Pa.
I want a Free Sight Meter Test made of the ligh
in my home, " Ring
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AFFAIR ARBITER ARR E sean
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