THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
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8B. W., SMITH, Editor,
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am
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERYICES
FEBNNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARUE
Wier, 5. F, Gresulive, Vester)
Centre Hadl—10:30 A, MM.
Farmers Mis, 2:30 P. M
Georges Valley, 1:30 P. M.
Sermon by one of the several local
ministers,
AENTREE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
ev, Deine MN, besser, sster)
Centre Hall—
1:30—Church
2:30—Church
Y. P. Meeting—Tneme, “Honesty
in Our Desire for Peace.” Leader,
Robert Bradford.
Pusseyville—
#.30—Church School,
A: 30—toly Comminion Service
School.
Worship,
PRESBYTERIAN
(Bev, 4. M. bBurkpsirick, Paster)
#:30—dlorning Worship.
30: 30—sSunday School
$:30—Christian Endeavor,
METHODIST EFrisCoraL
(Bev, Beth Russell, Faster)
Pentre Hall—
#:30—AMorning Worship,
19:30—Sunday School,
Bprucetown——
20: 00—8unday School
31:00—Morning Worship,
Bering Mille
$:30—Epworth League
7:30—Evening Worship.
EVANGELICAL
(Rev, J. W, Zang, Faster)
Bethesda —
Worship Service, 9:30 A. M,
Bunday School, 10:30 A. M.
Spring Mills—
Bunday School, 9:30 A. M.
Worship Service, 10:30 A, M.
Centre Hall—
Bunday School, 9:30 A. M.
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PEFEATED SOCIALIST CANDI-
DATE
State College,
November 7,
Editor,
Centre
Dear :
Now that the emotionaj uj
a wild fight
that the small
may be in
unsportsmaniike condu
publican and
ery during campaign. Ti
each other'y throats handso
prhat they consider their
lies about the Socialist
made the victims of
In addition spreading
les about Sooctalist
many enthusiastic
Some personal
measure, Ti
the stale fable
reduce the
tion like
fore th
lact
istic
are being
fs barely
ence.
But
lying
this
tudes
that ti}
gion
and
Bocialist
the Republi
erats’ ch
of a $10
could
or of
elaimedi
politicians
thers, belie
and war"
Is it
gence
gether
think
in the
and Truth,
to a better
ed by
udice?
more
Yole
a do
Centre HReportes,
fell »
Hall, Pa,
air
© lw tion iB Ove
“wee Yoice
1
vised ¢
protes
t of
je
rat
Derr
the ey cut
but
en-
platform,
unjustified
ype
8 ii
common
abuse,
to the usual
platform,
partisans
mud-slinging
Republicans
that
mmon
the
added
for good
Ee
Socialism
man to a
that of the Negro slaves be
Civ War,
our
more
would
4 condi
1
£
that
forgetful
present
and
the
n
Cor
of
8
w
Grundy
Can
LNCes
i} rew
urd
show the
this
least idence in
went
Derry» rat
te priret §
interpret tH.
Appaire the
t:
tha
Republican
“All's fal i
io
ve t in
ve
t oh 1 at
intelli.
oft a
- tO.
lisappeared
As
ult: mate
from our potest
i I
&
of
a Socialist, believe
trivmn Reason
pith
but
fe
oy
The
tha
mi
Cour
A
prod
3 ¥
Cended
in
fd fat
nal District js
factor,
ctfully,
HARTMANN
Candidate
He
in
ldedly encours
GEORGE
Fecent inline
STATE TRANSFERS,
John M. Ream et al, to Emma I.
Ractau, tract in Potter twp: $L
Charles T. Homan, et ux, to Maurice
J. Homan, tract in Fergusos twp.
$100, ’
Bertha C. Taylor, et al, to St. John's
Byancelical church of Millheim, tract
Mn Millheim; $560
John T. McCormick, et ux, to How-
ard G, Nissley, tract In State College;
$1.00,
John H. Henszey, et ux, to Harlan
N. Nortrley et ux, tract in State Col:
Jogo; $1,500, Pot Ta
Harlan Nj, Northley, et ux, to J. W,
Menszey, tract in State College; $886,
’
Deaths
Mrs. Kathryn Schrower Huss,
ears, died at the Centre Couns
of
HUSS,
1
£6 one
aged 256 y
ty hospital
lowing
embolism {ol
of last
Robert
o-
Deen
corchral
operation, Tuesday
was the wile of
an employee of the
Commerce and has
at the Bellefonte field for
months, She fu Al-
the daughter of Robert 1. and
Malone Schrower., She wis
from the Ashland High
Teachers College Rich-
an
week, She
Huss
partment
working
soveral
toona,
Anna
graduated
school and
mond, Ky.
The body wag taken
from there Ashland,
is
of
who
aar
was born
in
to Altoona and
to Ky.. for burial
REITZ.~— Due to liver
Robert Wilson Reitz died at
ipsburg State hospital, on
The body was brougnt to Boalsburg
and from there funeral serviceg were
eld on Sunday afternoon, Rev. W.
J. Wagner, of the Lutheran church,
officiating.
The deceased was a son of Henry
and Helen Dunkleberger Reitz, both
living in Harris township, and was
born in Northumberland county. He
wis aged 60 years, 3 months and 3
days. He was a widower, bug besides
his parents he ig survived son
Henry, in Boalsburg. The
was engaged in farming.
disorders,
the Phil-
Thursday.
by a
deceased
{
Filori-
suffered
SHOWERS. —Mrs Mary Showers, o
Be her to
da the month,
while passing
liefonte, while on
first
wWiLy
on the of
a heart attack through
lewistown and was taken to the C
hospita; where
She wig
and
aged
widow
Srejdier
and
She was
and for
Pleasant Gap.
Burial was
Wednesday.
awvina
at Zion,
years.
oti
ol Was born
Was sSiIXLy-ning
the of
cars
Claude
IOWOrs, many lived
at
made in Bellefonte on
AA 5 MSA MA,
HEART ATTACK FATAL
Centre county's first
ity of the 1934 season
last Thursday evening when
Wood, of Philipsburg, dropped
as he ran to catcy a bus after a hard
days tramping in near Pore
Matilda.
bunting fatal.
came indirectly
Fred
the woods
as related
happened the scene
Wood
it passed him and
catch it a short distance
He was mounting the steg
hi dropped
HR. Heaton
and th
Usman
on
fell,
shortly
flagged the bus
then ran =
road
the
after
the
Tan
as »
up the
f
ns Of Ve
ie when he dead
Coroner W.
over
waa called
immediately 0 taken
Port
id
body was
to the
Matilda
Friday
Wood was a
funera; home in
» Where an inquest hie
Wig
mornin
about 49
years
am ———— A
ELECTRIC ENGINES FOR
PF. B. BK TO COsT
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a
The Pennsylvania Rallrog Compa~
on Saturday,
rdey for
Motloves
placed
5
:
¥
dollars,
It of th
| tive orders ever made
can raliroad.
stream-lined eloctric
invoiving an expenditure million
Was one lo
At Ameri.
I=
apead of 90
miles
.
the
an hour,
raliroad’'s high
service be inauglirated
between New York, Philadelphia,
be In-
speed
; will
stalled on
| passenger to
fal.
i re
The
ipower
engines
and
wheels,
will have 4620 horses
will be equipped with 12
aide,
than
1
A
jdriving
The
Wo 0
nel
six
reps eatnlia
for
low
on each
order more
railr
3
4,
00 3%
Pp
i}
panies
man hours
¥
Rd RIC
ww plants «¢ t
Th
equipment
8 Work likely will be.
engine will
¥ and the ‘
SURPRISE PARTY,
Fr ae
aout
, arbre
Ti
Cards
8
4
We evening
and t
reireshment consiat.
§
of sandwiches, plokie
and
Garbrick
al
Mr
many act
cake
cream
the
served,
ipient of
wers
was
! gifts,
Those 1
Roy CGarbrick
{| Garbrick,
Mr. and
Shiviey
™
resent ware
Mr,
and
Mrs,
Garbrick
Mr. and
and Mrs
Josephine
Vernon
Mra
Pauline
Harry Cummings
Wasson, Mr. and
Janet,
Marion,
Mr. and
and Mra. Ruf
Cecelia, Mr
Mildred, Vin.
Mr, Mrs
Mrs. George
Mrs. Rebecca Wolfe, A. 1.
Pearl Decker, Miles Frag.
Long, Chester Foust, Lee
Mrs, Lester Carbrick and
Garbrick, Jr. hho
A OS.
Damages amounting to more than
$300 were suffered by two motor ve
hicies Wednesday afternoon of Jast
week when a truck operated by Ev
erett Hanson, of Jullan, cuilided
with a roadster operated by Emeline
Rossman, of Pennsylvania Furnace,
The truck proceeding along Route
322 two miles east of State College,
hit the Car as It came out
of a side street. None of the occu-
pants of either vehicle was injured
AA A —————
The Centre Reporter, $4.00 a year.
Mra
Lewis
Jack ar.
brick,
land
Hockey,
Mr
and
Blaine
d Mrs
Feeder and
Mra B
us Bha
and Mrs
{ton
Gladys
Geraldine
Jind
Mrs
and Hock.
Xs
Mr.
Mra
Paul
Leister,
&
laughter
ar tharer,
Hh
Lingle
nnd
Frank
Nevin Lingle,
Shitt Mr. and
and
Sweeney,
i . g
Cummings,
Mary
y
Cummings,
Lester
ier,
WORK BEGINS ON “MISSING
LINK,” SEVEN MOUNTAINS
to work o the
of
on
A
“missing
fow men wore put n
link,"
the road
Tue
a section
over Seven Mountains, day
brushing out the right-of
will likely 1
wiil
and
WW are
it
travelers
When
we BOING Line ee»
ed
the
not
fore be to de
tour. where fli 81
grading
The length
Known
done
the
wil be in
of "link"
A part of a car load of
inforcing the 186-1liot long
to accommodate
Brownie's
miie
{or
archway
Is 5h
iron re
creek at
he
a
arrived
Ar
Jace, Ia on
Tuesday.
Tre east half of
posite Rearick's place wag concreted
to the intersection at the foot
Mountain, on Saturday. Since
pouring concrete has been in
on the side,
the road from op-
of Sand
then
Progress |
west
——— el ———
WOODWARD HOTEL ON FIRE.
A fire in the Woodward
hotel at 00 o'clock Monday
evening,
in
in one
of the
witer,
The fire
by either
stove,
in a occupied
Was preparing
property, a
in Eastern Penns Valley,
Celinda Hosterm
Hosters
tenant
Known
out
broke
about
doing
four
several
oonsiderable damage
and
Most
smoke
three or
of
damage
sleeping rooms
bathrooms,
and
i
was due to
caused
an
m
is sald to have bean
the wiring
the
room
electric or
having been
¥
i
oil latter
sa WW a
shave,
structure
who to
The
landmark
owned by
widow of the
with W. Ho
landlord the
mer
slone
Mrs, wn
late Charles
= sterman as
and
at widely 1
resort.
dail eitpan ptes
Tusseyville,
lr, harles
daugh
Hoiderman
spent
po
54 ru
SAT
Frank and
trip to Lewistown Saturday
Mr. and Fied
College, Bunday
Hennig,
Mrs, Ghare
were visitor
{ Holderman
George Cooney, accompanied
| sinter,
home,
Mary, were Sunday
Bu
Mra.
the
itor
Calvin
Mr. and Shreckengast
and son, and fre
Sugar Valley, were callers at the Fort
} Sunday
Arthur Holderman
the hiome
John
nlter'y chum, 344]
ney home afternoon
Messrs
Stoner
and Wm
try
were business rp to
on a
i Monday
| Harrisi
W. B
are
rE
Martz is among the
Court
many who
attending this week.
Charlies Neville became the owner of
an Essex quite recently.
|
Coacy,
——
Potters Mills,
Bible fe of Millers}
H Mc
on
i Clyde
: stopped ; ‘ormick
for
short
Pittsbu
M
nwig
a =? time thelr way
from
WwW.
Bright
and
ing Monday
and
rgh
ite, MN
}
Hwoenoy
and
wife, i
oe § #8 84
Aileen
Tibbens
fed
the funeral at
Ploasant (
A
sap
ira ¥
man
the
sited. Bn
viatives Wear
{ Sunday t
iq
ve
a
oodward.
Mra Fran)
niined
to
of a fall
|
{ {
is improving slowly.
and
Wingard
Henshal) wife, of Biate
4
i
Coleman
ming
Carson
wile,
F
Carson,
an
Bi Mills, are assisting Mrs
the care of FP
fo room.
accompanied fos
IA A
who is
i
in
still
MoCormiok
confined bis
ower
of
| purpose
Penn State
| Albers
burn,
the U of P.-
aturday.
family,
withesssing
8
footbal; game, §
Mingle Co
E
i
and
Mingle,
at
rd
of
G. of Aarons-
the H
and
on
home,
Sundae LH
| McCormick
Palmer, '
Tyrone;
Hiate
Misg Marie
Miss Orpha
and Mr
Belle
H
i Laster
ih
PTY»
Flegsl
and Mrs
vis
#
Avy fH
of
or,
r Coles,
fore
01
I
Russel « af
ted
5
3%
openhaver,
at
ten
$4
5
the 2 Fo
| DOLLAR DAY IN ALTOONA
|
i
i
i lar in
Day
always
Ads
an HIT
OTA Booster
in EVER
#
i
th
and all
interested
pe
¢ homes of Central
3
th
Oth
and
announ
elsewi ore In this
the Altoona
another
ousowives
in the CI
"
ing
that
hold
wr Daye on
Coming
the
in
nd
Booster
will
Dolls
2st
their
Wednesday,
as it
in midst of making
the purchasing of the
both for home and pereonal
the most
Dollar Day of the entire year
All stores connected with
er Association will offer
ducements that wil} be of
every home and mang people
fo take advantage of the
to buy at least a portion
Christmas gifts
Our readers
| policy pursued
clation
urging
home
of qua ri
Navembet
when people
hans
dove
are
winters
uss, this
i=
the Boost.
al
intevpet
Se i
n
to
al
opportunity
thels
will
of
reminded
the
th
first
coming to Box
are
5 %
throughout
people
of
Booster
© past ye
i
oy
§ ry
to patr
Mores, &
for those
merchants cannot
[that applies on
throughout the year.
| All parking restrictions ba re
moved on Dollar Day, of
| course, where fire and other hu nards
| prevent,
Any Booster store wil} give a Guest
Card, on request, to out-of twn visit.
ors for use on their automobiles, and
which insures all who display the
card, every possible courtesy from the
police department at any time they!
visit Altoona.
“i Blore
h
a policy
aa wall
only needs tha: taelr YERe
SUPPLY,
Dollar Day
will
excepling,
A sewer system to cost $27,000 is
principal Federa; Works project
to be put over In Union county. The
will be built ag the Laurelton
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HUNTING NOTES,
ib,
12- wild
the
Goodhart shot
the vicinity
Mis,
aged 19
his frst
ped
fit
of
Saturday.
(leorgoe
turkey, in Ay ni
EORUG on Pon
ald
Beven
Goodhart years, biothes
In
devel
hunting
fs
up
yen
experiences, “buck” ver
to
1
Wiline 4
organ
turkey ge
when a huge gobbler
suddenly wi
the
him “Donny”
he was after until t out
af shooting range
from Who Were
and
of
Bohn
town,
in
Saturday
Five hunters
the woody
game for
kills,
and
rabbits
3%
and
flelds guest of
had
Hmit
Bohn,
ecasant
bY, a
Hartley,
4
in
® part very
got of
a the
squirrels; Hussell
ringnieck p!
Muth Ball
Tod
Rines,
John
rabbits
limit of and
pounds;
rabbit:
Frank }
three rab-
bits,
Homan d4id
tion of
Potter
dur-
squirrels
and talph
in
Cross
of
where
From
hunting
bevond
Jamoy
bit
country
wild
Frorks,
three
n of n he
county, for days
ing last week,
abound They
tweniy seven
which were
is said to
the
about
fi part
black
home with
thirteen of
squirrel
jarger than
here, but
in
returned
squirrels,
The
somewhat
black. black
be
native squirrel about
the
county, which
The
and
same size as the greys
Potter also of
ti
%
are
proved
and fo
Rie
usunl size blacks fags
fat,
squirrel
»
y
thelr
nimble ns
to
an
very ns
need ba
quest of interest toy experienced
RENNER-SMITH.
Mnnes
t
ATL»
people. The
PENN STATE GRANGE
CONFERS 4TH
TEAM
DEGREE
¥
na
Fift
Thursday
baa 1
entre County FPomo Grange
conferred the Degrees On
[nly BX
fo #
Eh members even.
i the Logan Grange in
Pleasant
i ¥
i
Gap
all
x
flowers
e h wis beautifully decorated
W143
$
and
Ga
8 evergreens, Mem
£
with
bors of
eV.
de
»
Logan presented
oral ent
| 43
ferred
tableaux,
oe team of Penn State Grange o«
the degree
Cecil jrvin compliment
$ give rit
ng spent
HOW'S YOUR
Mathematics ?
to T
lution f be sent
of =ix
Toms,
any problem will
:
yt
cents in postage stamps. —G. C
Punzxsutawney, Pa.
Find
long
$4.40
sstion
the
py
Oud
ft
perc)
of
% thi
per
ti 5
Will Rogers Picks
A Story For
This Spot
By WILL ROGERS
GET another English Stor v based
on English Peasant life. The
English Toastmaster related it just
before proposing a toast to his
Royal Highness, the Prince of
Wales. If it hadn't been for the
story, we would have got to drink
earlier,
It was in France during the late
awkwardness, The Prince's Motor
Vehicle had become “non com” for
the mo, and the Prince was out
helping the driver to fix it when
a staff car come up and the pilot
got out and asked if he could be
of any material assistance,
“No thanks,” said the Prince,
"i. only a ines mishaps i
e young ot kept lool at
Pine and said, “Havens 1
of yours before 1”
1 the Prince
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2 cans—9c¢
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HERSHEY'S BAKING CHOCOLATE
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