Bellefonte, Pa., November 9, 1917.
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TUESDAY’S ELECTION QUIET.
.. ..(Continued from page 1, Col. 5.)
Office Republican Democrat
Burg..0 J Harm6l........ E T Haines 26
T Col..James Burrell 54..... Geo Fravel 32
SOUTH PHILIPSBURG
Coun. .Harry Stullen10....... D W Bair7
Clarence Rodgers 10..Saml Kelley 5
Jno Cormingham 11....D M Stine4
Judge.A L Ryver 15
Ins....O0 B Musser12.......... J P Gates d
Ass....J W Northamer 10 ..J Northamer 7
asides erie J P Gates 13
Aud...0 B Musser3...... ..A V Miller 6
Howard Vaughn 8 Wm Sprankle 3
Burg..Nathan Francel...Nathan France 2
Alex Adams3
7 Col.J B Hoff man10........ J P Gates8
STATE COLLEGE BORO
Coun2y G C Glenn 316.J T McCormick 291
4y.W H Baird 187....R L Webber 274
4y.E'S Erb211........ B F Homan 107
....A F Markle 167
Judge.J H Musser 200...... J C Smith131
Ins....J C Holmes 208..... H J Behrer 121
Ass....Clark Herman 237...J S Martin 95
Burg..Jno LIL Holmes 217..... P B Meek 8
T Col..Jas M Williams 231...C E Shuey 99
S Dir..M S McDowell, R & D 316
Aud 4y. Paul J Smith 207
6y.M BE Heberling 210.C L Hollob’h 120
UNIONVILLE BORO
Coun 2yHenry Hoover 26.A F Hanscom 30
ae se Daniel Hall 22
i 4y.D Buck 30....... Jos E Brugger 23
4y.Frank Smith24...... W A Peters 14
Judge.Thos Eckenroth21....8 W_ Holt25
Ins....J T Barton27.......:.. J N Holt21
Assr..J C Fox32........ S K Emerick 16
Burg..H G Musser33......... J E Hall25
T Col..H C Peters23..G W Rumberger 24
S Dir2y H M Stere23......... J N Holt21
6y.Hughes Barton 14.R J McDonnell33
Aud 4y W B Parsons 29...C K Brugger 20
6y.Everett Parsons18....M M Ryan 28
BENNER TWP—N P
Judge.J L Hartsock 14....L Lansberry 11
Ins.... Thos King 16.. Hiram Grove9
R Ass.J L Marshall 1 .David Grove 9
Ass....D H Shivery 15....D H Shivery 10
S Dir..A W Witmer 15 A W Witmer 10
R Sup.D L Shuey 15.. a
Aud...A J. Shivery 19.
Thos Tressler13....T
T Col..Jno S Spearley 13 Jno S Spearley 11
BENNER TWP—S P
Judge.Ed Jessop1l........... B F Boal 10
Ins. ..Isanc Tressler12........ S H Hoy9
R Ass.8 8 Frovell3.......... S S Fravel9
Ass....D H Shivery13....D H Shivery 13
S Dir..A W Witmer12.....A W_ Witmer 9
R Sup.P L Shuey l4......... D L Shuey 7
Aud...A J Shivery 12.... Walter Rishel 15
Thos Tressler7..... Thos Tressler7
TT Col..Jno Spearleyl1l..... Jno Spearley 8
BOGGS TWP—N P
Judge.I J Fetzer 10....Harry Leathers 20
Ins....Claire Shawley 16...Chas Brown 14
R Ass. W TT Fetzerl5...... Thos Confer 15
Ass....Ed Fisher10..... Harry Johnson 20
S Dir..D M Boyer... ......: John Burd 17
E S Bennettl12.... Davidson 15
Lem Bierley 16.....Adam Shroyer9
R Sup.Ellis Pownell 15....Thos Confer 13
Aud...Elis Bierley12....... Ed Confer 22
/ Frank Brady 13...../ Alfred Glenn 11
T Col..W R Shawley 22.....Lem Bierley1
BOGGS TWP—E P
Judge.J J Bryan 7..... Sd: H Neff 21
Ins....J H Bathurst19...R P Bathurst 10
R Ass.D E Shultz 4...... Irvin Confer 14
Ass....Ed Fisher 19.... Harry Johnston 11
SDr2y G W Boyerld....... John Burd 16
4y.E S Bennett 14....Lew Davidson 11
6y.Lem Bierley 14..../ Adam Shroyer 13
R Sup.Ellis Pownell 16....Thos Confer 14
Aud...Ellis Bierley 18... .Ed Confer 14
Frank Brady 14... Alfred Glenn 9
T Col..M Stanley 20..........Jas. Weaver1
BOGGS TWP—W P
Judge.Chas Sheckler 54......! Jno Smith “25°
Ins....Bruce Peters 55.,....W F Peters 22
s.Robt Brady 50....E C McKinley 28
As ..Bdward Fisher 46 ...H Johnston 32
SDr2y D W. Boyer3S........ John Bird 31
4y.E S Bennett 31....Lew Davidson 23
6y.Lem Bierley 42
6y.D E Woodring 14. Adam Shroyer 14
R Sup.Ellis Pownell 47....Thos Confer 24
Hezekiah Walker 1
Aud...Ellis Bierleybd....... id Confer 36
Frank Brady 46.....Alfred Glenn 15
J of P.Albert N Bierley 57.A N Bierley 12
AE Wm Heaton 1
T Col..W R Stanley 63...James Weaver1l
BURNSIDE TWP
Judge.Geo Bowes 14..... James Sankey 19
Ins.... BJ Beatesilt...... 0. M Meeker 19
Assr...B F Barger 21...Clyde Williams 11
S Dir..Robt Askey 14..... Chas Hipple 19
rite Martin Meeker 5
R Sup.B FI Barger 17..:.. S F Hepburn 14
Aud...Harry -Beates 17..Floyd Hepburn 19
Ed Hoover 12....G C Zimmerman 16
COLLEGE TWP
Judge.Sam’'l Glenn 117. Ralph J Louder 86
Ins....Harry Glenn 112..B Claude Hoy 91
Assr...Clement G Dale 103.Geo C Shuey 97
T Col..D L Hile78........Jesse Shuey 126
S Dir..Saml Everhart 120..Hall Bottorf 78
W G Murtoff 109...Arthur Peters 83
R Sup.Wm Houtz107......D B Louder 86
Aud...Frank Wasson 104.G R Williams88
B.C Ross131... .R C Louder 69
J of P.J WiGetz 116.......... J W Getz 63
CURTIN TWP— N P
Judge.Jas Heverley19..... Jas Heverley 7
Ins....A M Shank 16..... Hensyl Young 10
R Ass.Alvie Confer 19...... Alvie Confer 7
Assr...John A Mann19....John A Mann8§
T Col..John A Mann 19...John A Mann8§
S Dir..David Sayers 1S8..... David Sayers 9
R Sup..Alfred Shank 24....J B Poorman3
Aud...J C Bechdel24........A D Lueas9
CURTIN TWP—S P
Judge. W A Heverley 12..N M Cameron 10
Ins.... Wilfred Oyler 10....James Boone 12
R Ass.A D Lucas 9....W R McCloskey 13
Ass....John A Mann 10...John A Mann 11
S Dir..David Sayers 10...David Sayers 10
R Sup.Alfred Shank 3....J°'B Poorman 19
Aud...J. C Bechdelld....... J C Bechdel 4
vii B Lucas9
T Coi.John -A Mann 10...John A Mann1l
FERGUSON TWP—E P
Judge.J M Sunday 75. iS} Corl 08
Ins....D G:Reed 77. rus Johnson 94
R Ass.Geo Porter 78.. J F Myers 92
Assr... B.C Musser79.......... G B Fry9%
T Col..J E Elder 81
S Dir..D § Peterson 78...J Will Kepler 99
R Sup.E T Parsons 88 * M Henderson 84
Aud...H A Elder 80. sam’l Homan 98
JC Gates 70. J S Miller 81
J of P.W'S. Ward 79. ...J H Miller 91
FERGUSON—W P
Judge.Isaac Rider47....G W Rossman 36
Ins....C M Powley 53.Isaac G Harpster 31
R Ass..Hamill Goheen44....R T Gates 40
Ass....E C Musser5S,..... G B Mc Fry 26
S Dir..D S Peterson 67...J Will Kepler 18
R Sup.E T Parsons 58.C M Henderson 27
Aud...H A Elder4y....... Saml Homan 30
JC Gates 62... ....... J S Miller 21
T Col..J Bd:Blderd........ J Ed Elder 23
GREGG TWP—N P
Judge, =~ ot auao0 BLL, F P Duck 20
Ins....Barl .C RossS......... B G Grove8
aaah James Wert 7
R Ass. ...John S Hoy 22
Ass....J D Wagner2..John H McCool 20
SDr4y WF Musser4...... R H Shook 17
6y.T M Gramley2...... J T McCool19
R Sup. CP Longl0....... I. E Rossman9
Aud...C A KrapeS....... H B Herring 14
B F Kennelley 2....Gross Shook 17
T Col..W O Gramley?2..... C C Bartges18
GREGG TWP—E P
.D D Hermick 16.J C A Hickman 45
Ins....W F Musserl6...... W A Neese48
A Hinnick 15. .J C Condo 49
DD Wagner 13 Jno McCool 48
SDr4y W FF Musser 6. . R H Shook 52
6y.T M Gramley 1 .J T McCool 46
R Sup.C P Longl16.. , E Rossman 47
Aud...C A Krapel4.Horace B Herring 45
B FF Kennelley 9....Gross Shook 55
T Col..W O Gramley 13....C C Bartges 50
GREGG TWP—W P
Judge. H M Allison 37...... G E Royer 77
Ins....G C King33
R Ass.Earl M Bartley 42..1 W Bartges 70
Ass....J D Wagner 3l...Jno H McCool 83
SDr4y W_F Musser 25..... R H Shook 77
6y.T M Gramley 34..... J T McCool 74
R Sup.C P:-Long2j...... LL E Rossman 88
Aud...B FF Kennelley 36...Gross Shook 78
C A -Kraped9...... H P Herring 64
T Col..W O @dramley 23....C C Bartges 92
; HAINES— E P
Judge.O I’ Smith 30........D J Benner 43
Cay
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Office Republican Democrat | Office Republican Democrat | TATE.—The very sudden death of
Yns....WJZ.Smith28......:.: W W Eby47 'R Sup.H M Moore 67..... Harry Potter 16 ' =
R Ass.W E Reffner 36...... H E Hoover 39 | Aud...R C Duncan 67..... Jesse Cowher 30 Dr. H. W. Tate on Wednesday morn
Assr...Jno S Krape33....... E A Bower42 | W H Garland 45....Geo H Miess10 | Ing was a great shock to the people
S ‘Dir2yH D Krape36....... O M Bower3i T Col..David L Spitler8l....Wm Wood 8 | of Bellefonte, who were accustomed
6y.Jacob D Houser 30..M O Stover 44
‘R Sup.Jas S Weaver 30 H E Winkleblech45
Aud...J H Haines 30.........D S Wert 44
CD Motz32.......... H F Roush 39
T Cel..Wilson Haines 34...E L Kessler 41
HAINES TWP—W. P
Judge. W K Haines 40...... Oo 3 Auman 44
Ins....J H Crouse?25....John D Durst 56
R Assr.W G Rupp39...... F G Stover 46
Assr...John F Krape38....Ed A Bower 44
T Col.. Wilson Haines 53...E L Kessler 31
S Dir2yH D Krape53....A M Bower 30
S Dir 6y Jacob Houser 22... M A Stover 55
R Sup.J S Weaver 36..W S Winklebleck 49
Aud...J H Haines4l........ D S Wert42
Aud...C D Motz3l........ W F Roush43
HALFMOON
Judge.H Ellenberger 31....W R Biddle 16
Ins....Thos I. Mattern: ..Jac Griffin 12
Ass....J € Mattern 39.. .J C Mattern 6
S Dir.Clyde O Beck 38..... Clyde O Beck 6
R Sup.Ira G Burkett 28..Ira G Burkett 10
D R Thomas, Ind 7
O of P.J M RiderS............ J 1 Gray?
Aud...John A Way .John A Way
W B Sigel 33. W W Waite 20
T Col..G Davidson 40. ....G Davidson 6
HARRIS TWP—E P
Judge.J W_Reifsnyder13 Fr McClintic 19
Ins. ...Geo Ralston 11...... Wm Houser 20
R Ass.Jno Raymond 12.J W Reifsnyder 20
Ass....E W Sweeneyl1l..... A J Hazel 20
S Dir..Jno W Keller12...... Chas Corl 20
R Sup.John Charles 12....D B Thomas 20
Aud...Homer Barr1l..Wm McClintick 20
H., V Cozey 12...... E C Rossman 17
T Col..W G Mothersbaugh 13 G E Meyers 17
HARRIS TWP—W P
Judge. W H Stuart43....Jos A Emrict 47
Ins....Harry C Bailey 41.Saml Wagner 49
R Ass.Jno H Jacobs 30...... E C Riley 59
Assr...E M Sweeney 40....... A J Hazel 49
T Col..W G Mothersbaugh 35 GE Meyer 55
8S Dir..John M Keller 32...... Chas Corl 58
R Sup.John Charles4l...D B_Thomas 49
Aud...Homer Barr42.Wm.... McClintic 53
H V Coxey 41..... E C Rossman 51
HOWARD TWP
Judge.W Daughenbaugh3l...C L Neff 29
Ins....Oscar N Aikey3l...... L E Deitz 29
Assr...A Linn Pletcher 33. Frank Confer 28
S Dir..Jno F Schenck 39....J O Confer 22
R Sup.M F Pletcher 35..... R P Confer 27
Aud...John W Smith 28. W _C Thompson 36
A M Butler 26...... J O Leathers,31
T Col..Burdine Butler 1.W C Thompson 2
John F Schenck 1
HUSTON TWP
Judge.Jno F Tallhelm46.....J S Dillen 43
Ins....W H Richards53..... J I Dillen 32
Assr...R E Alexander 46.R E Alexander 30
S Dir4yW R Meyers 42. Kyle Alexander 24
6y.G W Bullock 46....Robt Merritt 49
R Sup.W C Holt 26........ Philip Straw 62
Aud...Filmore Craig 17..Filmore Craig 24
S E Williams 62....... J C Nason 25
W B Williams 14
T Col..G E Campbell 26..G E Campbell 23
H K Mattern 31
LIBERTY TWP—E P
Judge.M M Kunes60....... Nate Kunes 10
Ins....T M Kunes 60.Horace Hendricks 13
R Ass.W S Holter 58........ W S Holter 9
Ass. ...Geo Berryhill 54...Geo Berryhill 21
S Dir..Jacob Bechdel40..... J B Shope 37
R Sup.Jno C Bathurst 43.Christ Harmon 32
O of P.J C Bathurst2
Aud...M E Pletcher 35...Norris Harter 18
Geo Schenck 63...... W E Pelton 10
J of P.Geo Eaton47....... W H Austin 28
T Col..LL Bolopuel
T Col..0 J Stover46......... O J Stover 21
LIBERTY TWP—W P
Judge.Geo Conley 23........ Geo Conley 12
Ins....Harry Lyons 19....Harry Lyons13
Christ Harmon 1
R Ass.Harry Swartz 19...Harry Swartz 14
Assr...G S Berryhill21....G S Berryhill 8
S Dir..Jacob Beightol6......J B Shope3l
R Sup.Jno C Bathurst 3.Christ Harmon 35
Aud...M E Pelton23........M E Pelton 9
Geo Schenck 9.. orris Harter 7
J of P.Geo W.Eaton W H Austin 12
T Col..0 J Stover 21 ..0 J Stover 9
MARION TWP
Judge. Wm Dixon 34........ C A Yearick 62
Ins....D M Stover44....... Geo H Hoy 53
Assr...Jas Bartley 47...Jno W Yearick 49
T Col..G C Kling 11........:. C A Dolan 85
SDr2y C W Bartley 43....C W_Bartley 23
6y.W BE Wright53......... J W Orr42
R Sup.Wm Bechdel 55..... John H Hoy 40
Aud...Jas Decker49........ G M Harter 53
Geo Ertley 40....... E E Vonada 40
MILES—E P
Judge. W A Winters 27....W A Winters 7
Ins....Jas HanselmanS8....J C Styers19
Ly aad auess E R Wolfe9
R Ass.H C Ziegler$........ H C Ziegler 30
Assr...S'T MillerS........ W T Hubler 32
T Col..S A Bierley14........ S A Bierley 7
eee T J Ocker 36
R Sup.W I" Stover 15... W F Bowersox 22
Aud. ,.W 8 Miller9........ H C Ziegler 27
H C Ziegler6...... J V Brungard 22
MILES TWP—M P
Judge.G B Winters 25..... G B Winters 87
Ins....J E Geisewhite 34...G A Corman 78
H B Frank §58...... S A Walizer 59
Ass....S T Miller 28....... W T Hubler 83
S. Dir..W D Brungard 2...... T J Ocker 97
R Sup.W F Stover 39...W F Bowersox 64
Aud... W 8 Miller 37....J V Brungard 75
H C Zeigler1b...... H C Zeigler 73
T Col..S A Bierley R & D 103
: MILES TWP—W P
Judge.Clarence Strayer 22....J B Hazel 23
Ins....Fred BestS8..........Clyde Duck 38
R Ass.Ira Houtz15..... Daniel Limbert 27
Assr...S T Miller6...... Wm T Hubler 40
T Col..1V J Ocker4dy........ S A Bierley 42
R Sup.M F Stover 14....F M Bowersox 26
Aud... W S ‘MillerS8........ H C Zeigler 28
H.C Zeiglere6....... J V Brungard 29
PATTON TWP
Judge. W H Farber39........ J B Meek 16
Ins....J Earl Crust40....A C Thomas 16
Assr...A J Shivery34....... F M Huey 22
S Dir..J W Biddle28..... Loy R Clark 15
R Sup.G F Stevenson 27...... J B Meek 28
Aud...J T Mattern3l........ H C Huey21
Wm Saxion 38...W D Marshall 20
J of P.Jno Johnstonbaugh 35..J F Hoy 21
T Col..Reuben Crust 36..Chas T Sellers 20
PENN TWP
Judge.Levi Spigelmyer 30...C E Stover 94
Ins....J E Ertle22.J H Winkleblech 102
Assr...W E Braucht52....... A B Kern 74
S Dir.T J Malone 64....... Jno Vonada 59
R Sup.W T Korman 61.Henry Snavely 64
Aud...C B Meek 20......... J F Vonada 95
Daniel Krader 1.A C Hostermanl02
T Col..W H Grove49....Daniel Krader 71
POTTER TWP—N P
Judge.Richard Brooks 34.Clyde Detrow 49
Ins,...C B Smith24..... Jno IL. Runkle 59
R Ass.Ray Durst 33.......... J C Kuhn 48
Ass....Ed Durst 33...W_ W McCormick 50
S Dr 2y Jacob Sharer 32. EW Crawford 48
6y.Cloyde Brooks 38.Foster Frazier 43
R Sup.Alvin Stump 18..... R W Bloom 40
sins C C Durst 26
Aud...M A Burkholder 27.:H F Musser 54
G M Cooney 24..... John Weiser 51
TT Col. J C Bible2t........ J A Fortney 59
POTTER TWP S P
Judge..F' F Palmer49...... J M Blauser 34
Inspr..Wm Curry?28......... C S Smith 49
Reg As.F W Palmer 27.........J G Boal 56
Assr...Ed Durst25...W W McCormick 56
S Dr2y.Jacob Sharer 28..E W Crawford 46
6 y.Cloyd Brooks 27..Foster Frazier 46
R Sup.Alvin Stump 17...... R W Bloom 32
Christ Durst, Ind—31
Aud....M A Burkholder 39..H ¥ Musser 56
G M Cooney 15..... John Weiser 46
T Col..J C Bible3i........ J B Fortney 50
POTTER TWP W P
Judge..W F Rockey5....... W J Royer 36
Ins....Jas S Swabbb....... A J Weaver 36
R Ass.. Adam S Smith3..... J W._ Ishler 38
Assr...Edward Durst 2 W W McCormick 39
T Col..7.C Bibled......... J B Fortney 37
S Dir2yJac Sharer5....E W Crawford 35
6y.Cloyd Brooks 7....Foster Frazier 32
R Sup.Alvin .Stump5....... R W Bloom 24
ve .Christ Durst 12
Aud...M A Burkholder 7....H F Musser 31
G M Cooney 3....... John Wilson 35
RUSH TWP—N P
Judge.D Raybould 38....M H Siegfried 21
Ins....H IT) Johnston 40..8S W Siegfried 17
R Ass.Chas S Frank 42...Chas 8 Frank 15
Ass....H C Angell30........ H C Angelll
8S Dir.H C Hall 35............ H C Hall12
Jos Reily 5
R Sup.H M Moored47....... Harry Potts 9
Aud...H C Duncan 33....Jesse Cowher 19
W H Garland 31....Geo H Meiss 25
T Col..David T Spitler 33...Wm Wood 24
/ RUSH TWP—E P
Judge.Ernest Charles 35..Ernest Charles 3
Ins....Emel Tulawitzki26..C E Lucas 16
2 Ass.August Ratz 34..Emel Tulawitzki9
ss....H C Angell 23
S Dir.H C Hall4.............. H C Hall2
R Sup.H M MooreS....... Harry Potts 34
Joe Riley 35
Aud...R C Duncan 13.....Jesse Cowher 9
W H Garland 34....Geo H Miess 25
T Col..David L Spitler10....Wm Wood 32
RUSH TWP—S P
Judge.Fred Cartwright 46..J C Cowher 49
Ins....W E Vaughn 6l..Elmer Garland 25
R Ass..R C Duncan 62...Roy Richards 26
Ass....H C Angell 56
8S Dir. H CHall130............: H C Hall9
Joe Riley 4... .......... Joe Riley 29
| RUSH TWP—W P
| Judge.Jas Asheroft43..... Mike Wayne 64
{Ins....H E Oberly64....... Sam Wayne 44
iR Ass. H BE Oberly 56........ Fred Meek 53
{ Ass....H E Angell 58
{S Dir..H C Hall 35............. H C Hall
| Joe Riley 75
R Sup.H M Moore109....... Harry Potts 7
Aud...R C Duncan3l..... Jesse Cowher 21
W H Garland 32....Geo H Meiss 75
T Col..David Spitler 35...... Wm Wood 76
SNOW SHOE TWP—E P
Judge.And Chambers 41.And Chambers 11
Ins....John Koresko37...... Ed Hayes 16
R Ass.H McCloskey 39....H McCloskey 12
Assr...R H Meek 38.......... R H Meek 11
S Dir..R B Daugherty 39 R B Daughertyl3
R Sup.Rush Quick 36....... Jas Culver 14
Aud...G F Brown38..... John F Lucas11
Wm Williamson 32.Paul Shaffner 18
J of P.Geo F Brown 39...Geo F Brown 12
T Col..8 H Lobr3y.....;.... S H Lohr12
SNOW SHOE TWP—W P
Judge. T R Fye24... Thos Tubridy 12
Ins....A T Croft20. W B Culver 14
R Ass.A T Croft 11. ike Gleason 24
Assr...R H Meek13.........: R H Meek 18
S Dir..R B Daugherty 15 R B Daugherty 16
R Sup.Rush Quick 16.......Jas Culver 16
Aud...Geo F Brown 16....John F Lucas 15
Wm Williamson 18. Paul Shaffner 14
J of P.Geo F Brennan 13.Geo F Brennan 13
T Col..8 H Lonrid........... S H Lohr16
SPRING TWP—N P
Judge.Samuel Shirk 39....80l Poorman 32
Ins....Edward Brown 43...W L Miller 27
R Ass. BR 'M Kaup43....... Frank Wian 29
Assr...W C Smeltzer 30 0 M Loneberger 36
T Col..Levi A Miller 41... H C Garbrick 30
S Dir2y Elmer E Swartz 41.Lloyd White 30
6y.D M Kline 35..... John Yearick 26
R Sup.Edward Gross 29..Jas Kerstetter 40
Aud...Thomas Beaver 43...G P Gentzel 32
Edward Owens 32.Conrad Miller 25
SPRING TWP—S P
Judge. Wm A Hoover 86..Calvin Gfrerer 46
Ins....Harry E Bilger 8l....C Z Hoffer 54
R Ass..Ward Showers 84.Jeremiah Gill 50
Assr...W C Smeltzer 49 O M Loneberger 89
T Col..Levi A Miller 77...H E Garbrick 89
S Dir 2yElmer O Swartz 78. Lloyd White 41
6y.D M Kline 79....... John Yearick 36
R Sup.Edward Gross 59..Jas Kerstetter 75
Aud...Thomas Beaver 82...G P Gentzel 68
Edward Owens 62..Conrad Miller 41
J of P.W D Herman 90... W D Herman 40
SPRING TWP—W P
Judge.E J Purdue 33....John Sweitzer 15
Ins,...J- W TMateZ26....... Wm Sweitzer 21
R Ass.Harry Poorman 29..0 J Sweitzer 17
Assr...W C Smeltzer 26 O M Loneberger 20
T Col..Levi A Miller 27...H E Garbrick 19
S Dir2y Elmer E Swartz 27. Lloyd White 16
6y.D M Kline34...... John Yearick 11
R Sup.Edward Gross 25..Jas Kerstetter 24
Aud...Thomas Beaver 34...G P Gentzel 16
Edward Owens 26..Conrad Miller 14
TAYLOR TWP
Judge.Amos Copenhaver37....J H Goss?
Ins....0 R Beckwith 36..J T Merryman 9
Assr...Vint Beckwith 38..Vint Beckwith 3
S Dir..W E Shively 26....W E Shively 16
R Sup.A J Beckwith 37...A J Beckwith 4
S R Cowher 31
Aud...L C Thompson 32.L. C Thompson4
P A Hoover3t........ P A Hoover 8
T Col..J T Beckwith 40....J T Beckwith 3
UNION TWP
Judge.Harold Fisher4l....... C G Halu ll
Ins.... Thos Ingram 36........ J B Halll
Assr...R T Comley 33..... John ¥ Holt 18
S Dir..Shedrack Parsons 39...A B Hall13
R Sup.Dave H Custer 39...... A B Hall13
Aud...B T Comiey 34....... W J White 18
Robt Lannen 42
T Col..J A Way56.......... Mark Hall 15
WALKER—E P
Judge.George Fisher23.......... Ira Ohl4
C S Beck 27
Ins....Daniel Showers 22
R Ass. W E Kessinger 2
Assr...J C Showers 23 .S H Shaffer 32
8S Dir..O J Yarnel122......... A B Beck 32
R Sup.Joel 8 Royer 30..Jno A Yearick 25
Aud...G H Nolan 32. ...Geo Hoy 25
W W Rupert22......Wm Markle 26
T Col..Merrill Kessinger 25... W Dunkle 30
WALKER TWP—M P
Judge.Frank Harshberger 19.J H Guiser 36
...Wm Gates 32
Charles Lee 27
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Ins....H H. Noll14..... Joseph Weaver 26
Harry Zimmerman 14
R Ass.Wm Harnish 16....Harry Stover 38
Assr...J C Thomas 23......S H Shaffer 32
S Dir..O N Yarnell21........ A B Beck 32
R Sup.Joel 8 Royer 33.Jno. A Yearick 22
And. .G. H ‘Nolan 23.......... Geo Hoy 31
W W Rupert?22..... Wm Markle 31
T Col.. Merrill Kessinger 13 Wilb Dunkle 41
WORTH TWP
Judge.J W Williams 47...David Adams 46
Assr...Wm Burnett 27....A S Williams 67
Tax C..8 8 Miles 67....... W T Hoover 25
8 Dir..1 € Weston 69........ G W Gates 23
R Sup.G W Woodring 73....John Kelly 17
Aud...H H Osman ag........ A B Laird 31
R A Patton1i6.....2 A S Milligan 26
Selohins viens Wm Morrison, Ind 47
J of P.A W Reese 44
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Marion Township Lad Shot While
‘Hunting Rabbits.
Hoy Harter, the fourteen old son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Harter, of
Jacksonville, was shot under the left
arm by his seventeen year old broth-
er Victor, while out hunting rabbits
on Tuesday morning and while at
first his condition was considered crit-
ical he is still living at this writing
and his physician now has hopes of
his recovery.
The two brothers with George
Diehl, of Sunbury, went out for rab-
bits on the Clarence Yearick farm.
They raised a rabbit in a gully and
it ran right in the direction of Hoy
Harter.” His brother Victor had a
good shot at the rabbit and drew up
his gun but seeing his brother in range
did not intend to shoot, but in some
way his gun was discharged, he avers,
and the entire load of No. 6 shot
struck his brother in the left side be-
neath the shoulder.
Help was at once summoned and a
physician sent for who gave him all
attention possible.
Candy for the Soldiers’ Christmas.
A fund is being raised by the W. C.
T. U. to provide sweet chocolate and
candy for Christmas for our soldiers
in France and for those in the camps
at home.
Everybody will wish to contribute
to this fund and will find a receptacle
near the W. C. T. U. room door in the
hallway of the Scenic, Petrikin hall,
where they can place their contribu-
tions. Or any one wishing to mail or
send their contributions will please
direct them to Miss Rebecca N
Rhoads, president W. C. T. U., Belle-
fonte, Pa.
John Price Jackson Ordered for
Service.
Sometime ago John Price Jackson,
Commissioner of Labor and Industry
at Harrisburg, tendered his services
to the United States government and
shortly thereafter he was notified of
his appointment as Major in the en-
gineering service. On Monday even-
ing he got orders to close up his bus-
iness in three days and report to the
War Department at Washington. Mr.
Jackson will be there on time but does
not know to what duty he will be as-
signed.
Word from Mr. and Mrs. John
Fisher this week contained the infor-
mation that while their son Harry,
who fell from his aeroplane at Kansas
and an arm broken, his condition is
not critical and he will recover.
Ins....P B Woodring 44....Burns Gates 47 |
City, Mo., last week had several ribs
| to think of him as being in robust
{ health. But the fact of the matter is
| he had not been feeling well for sev-
eral days. In fact had complained
some the evening before. Wednes-
day morning, however, he got up ear-
ly, went to the postoffice and mailed
a package and went to his’ office and
| fixed the fire in his stove. He then
returned to his home in Petrikin hall,
and called his wife to do something
for him as he had such a pain in the
region of his heart. She hastily did
what she could and then called Drs.
Reed and Sebring, who responded
promptly, and although they both did
everything possible he died in a few
minutes.
Harry Wilson Tate was a son of
Amos and Mary Jane McDowell Tate
and was born June 21st, 1871, at Cur-
ry Run, Clearfield county, making his
age 46 years, 4 months and 17 days.
his home locality he attended both
the Lock Haven and West Chester
Normal schools and then engaged in
teaching two years. He then went to
the University of Pennsylvania and
took a course in dentistry. Follow-
ing his graduation he practiced in
Philadelphia three years, coming to
Bellefonte in 1900 and opening an of-
fice in the Bush Arcade. During his
seventeen years’ practice here he es-
tablished a large clientelle and had
the best dentists in the central part
of the State.
He was a man of a most genial dis-
position, kind-hearted and generous
in the extreme. The morning of his
death he had made an engagement to
take a number of telephone operators
out for a motor ride. He was a mem-
ber of the Methodist church for many
years and led a consistent, christian
life.
In 1902 he was united in marriage
phia, who survives with no children.
He leaves, however, his mother, liv-
ing at Mahaffey, and the following
brothers and sisters: Charles Tate,
Clarence and Mrs. George McDivitt,
of Curry Run;Miss Jennie Tate, at
home; James, in Portland, Oregon;
Mrs. Samuel Hidman, of Coatesville,
and Mrs. Harry Mullen, of Clearfield.
One brother and a sister preceded him
to the grave.
Funeral serviceg will be held at his
late home at 2:30 o’clock this (F'ri-
day) afternoon by Drs. E. H. Yocum
and W. K. McKinney, after which
burial will be made in the Union
cemetery.
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BEHRER.—David Behrer,
known resident of Halfmoon town-
ship, died last Saturday morning fol-
lowing an illness of a number of
weeks. He was a son of Jacob and
Mary Behrer and. was born at Wad-
dle sixty-two’ years ago. He was a
farmer by occupation and was a good
citizen in every way. For a number
of years past he had been a member
of the Methodist church.
He is survived by his wife, who
prior to her marriage was Miss Eva
Ward, and three children, Ira, Esther
and David, all at home. He also
leaves the following brothers and sis-
ters: Charles, of Annville; Jacob,
John and Mrs. Charles B. McCormick,
of Pine Hall; Mrs. R. C. Palmer, of
Linden Hall; Mrs. J. D. Wertz, of
Houserville; Mrs. John Grove and
Mrs. David Davis, of Lemont; Mrs.
Sarah Ellsworth, of St. Louis, and
Mrs. J. W. Hartsock, of Buffalo Run.
Rev. H. F. Babcock had charge of
the funeral services which were held
at ten o’clock on Wednesday morning,
burial being made in Gray’s cemetery.
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LEATHERS.—Claire Leathers, a
well known young farmer of Howard
township died at the Lock Haven hos-
pital at five o’clock last Friday morn-
ing, after an ilness of only ten days
with stomach trouble. He was a son
of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Leathers and
was born near Curtin twenty-three
year ago. When he grew to man-
hood he elected to follow farming and
less than two years ago engaged in
tilling the soil on a farm purchased
for him by his mother not far from
Howard. He was industrious and
painstaking in his work and was prov-
ing quite successful for ome of his
| years.
Several years ago he married Miss
Hilda Wagner who survives with a
little daughter, Eleanor. He also
leaves his mother and several half-
brothers and sisters. Funeral serv-
ices were held at his late home at
2:30 o’clock on Sunday: afternoon.
Rev. Gifford, of the Disciple church,
was in charge and was assisted by
Rev. Gross. Burial was made in the
Curtin cemetery. |
BUSH.—Mrys. Anna Bush, widow of
the late Peter H. Bush, of Bush Hol-
low, died last Saturday morning at
the home of Grant Davidson, near
Loveville, after an illness of some
weeks with stomach trouble.
She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Spotts and was born in Bush
Hollow on March 24th, 1840, hence at
her death was in her seventy-eighth
year. Surviving her are the follow-
children: John Bush, of Glen Camp-
bell; Mrs. Grant Davidson, Loveville;
Mrs. William Gardner, Glen Camp-
bell, and William, of Tyrone. She
also leaves two brothers and three
sisters, Henry and Jacob Spotts, of
Bush Hollow, and Mrs. Sophia Hus-
ton, in Missouri. :
Funeral services were held in the
Messiah church at 2:30 o'clock on
Sunday afternoon, after which burial
was made in the Bush ‘Hollow ceme-
* tery.
After attending the public schools of |
acquired the reputation of being one of |
to Miss Matilda Harmer, of Philadel- !
a well
i JONES.—Mrs. Clara A. Jones, wife
of John E. Jones, ‘of Unionville, died
at the Bellefonte hospital last Friday
morning as the result of injuries sus-
tained when she fell down the cellar
steps at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. John Clark, at Waddle.
She was a daughter of Jacob and
Mary Dreese and was born in Snyder
county on December 22nd, 1855,
hence was in her sixty-second year.
She had been a resident of Unionville
about forty years. She is survived
by her husband and the following
children: William, of Mt. Union;
Curtin, of Windber; Harry of Johns-
town; Ira, of Mill Hall; Elmer, of
Libby, Mon.; James and Levi, of
Huntingdon; Mrs. M. L. Shank, of
Reedsville; Mrs. John Clark, of Wad-
dle, and Miss Ida, at home.
Funeral services were held at the
family home at Unionville at one
o'clock on Sunday afternoon by Rev.
W. A. Lepley, of Milesburg, after
which the remains were brought to
| Bellefonte for burial in the Union
cemetery, six of the surviving sons
acting as pall bearers.
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HECKMAN.—Rev. Isaac Heckman,
{a well known minister of the Central
| Pennsylvania conference of the Meth-
| odist church, died on Tuesday morn-
ing at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
| Hayes W. Mattern, in Tyrone, after
five day’s illness with pneumonia. He
was in his seventy-sixth year and in
his forty-one years in the active min-
istry he had filled fifteen . appoint-
ments among them three years on the
Pennsvalley charge. His wife is dead
but surviving him are three children,
Mrs. Mattern, of Tyrone; Rev. Edgar
R. Heckman, of Altoona, and Mrs. J.
W. Hinebaugh, of Sunbury, with
whom he had been making his home
the past two years. The funeral was
held yesterday morning, burial being
made at Lewistown.
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| DEWOODIE.—Mrs. Rosetta J. De-
| Woodie died at her home in Centre
| Hall on Tuesday morning as the re-
i sult of a stroke of paralysis, aged 74
| years, 3 months and 8 days. She was
{born in Union county and was a
| daughter of David and Helen Hanna.
As a girl she was educated as a teach-
{er and taught in Centre, Clearfield,
| Venango and Warren counties, prov-
{ing unusually successful in her ca-
i reer of more than thirty years. Her
| husband died twenty-five years ago
{and her only survivor is one sister,
Mrs. Maggie H. Kreamer, of Centre
! Hall. The funeral will be held at 9
o’clock this (Friday) morning. Rev.
W. H. Williams will officiate and bur-
! ial be made at Spring Mills.
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DARTT.—Mrs. Robert L. Dartt,
widow of Dr. Dartt, at one time a
| leading physician of Bellefonte, died
{in a Philadelphia hospital on Wed-
i nesday following an illness that ex-
{ tended over a period of eight years.
| When she left Bellefonte she went to
| Milesburg and spent two years then
‘went to Chambersburg where she kept
' a millinery establishment until strick-
en with paralysis. Her maiden name
' was Brumbaugh and before her mar-
riage to Dr. Dartt she resided in Phil-
ipsburg. She is survived by two sons,
Leland and James, the latter in the
United States service. The remains
will be: brought to Bellefonte this
morning and taken direct to the Un-
ion cemetery for burial.
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WAITE.—Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Waite, of Halfmoon township, are
| mourning the death of their young
| daughter, Dorothea Waite, who pass-
led away last Friday morning after a
brief illness with appendicitis which
developed into peritonitis. She was
{aged 8 years, 6 months and 2 days
and in addition to her parents is sur-
vived hy three brothers and two sis-
ters, namely: Ralph, Elizabeth, Da-
rius, Ruth and Paul, all at home.
Funeral services were held in the
Friends meeting house at Halfmoon
at 1:30 o’clock on Sunday afternoon,
after which burial was made in the
Friends cemetery.
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BECHDEL.— Harry D; Bichdel, son
of Roy S. and Nannie Wensel Bech-
del, died at the family home in the
Brown Row last Friday morning, fol-
lowing an illness of some weeks with
tuberculosis meningitis. He was born
on April 24th, 1918, hence at his death
was 4 years, 6 months and 8 days old.
In addition to his parents he is sur-
vived by several brothers and sisters.
The funeral was held on Sunday after-
noon, burial being made in the Union
cemetery.
Representative women from all
over the county attended a meeting
in the court house, Wednesday, call-
ed there by R. H. Olmstead, county
farm agent, that a committee might
be formed to co-operate with him in
his farm extension work. The com-
mittee appointed was, Mrs. R. M.
Beach, of Bellefonte, chairman; Miss
Florence Rhone, of Centre Hall, vice-
chairman, and Miss Josephine Muffly,
of Howard, secretary. The work as
arranged will include four lectures on
the conservation of food and clothing,
to be given within the next two
months, at different points in the
county. Mrs. Frank, Mrs. Musser
and Mrs. Swarm, of Millheim; Mrs.
Nannie Williams, of Unionville, and
Mrs. Clemson and Mrs. Shultz, of Buf-
falo Run, were among those present.
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Daniel I Johnson, of Pine Hall,
fell down a fight of stairs on Wed-
nesday and cut a gash on his head
that required fifteen stitches to close.
He has also been delirious ever since
and as he is well up in years his
friends are somewhat apprehensive
over his condition.
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Mallory Studio. 39-tf
Jury List for December Court.
Jury Commissioners John D. Deck-
er and Joseph W. Emerick were in
Bellefonte on Friday and with Sher-
iff George H. Yarnell and R. M. Ir-
win, clerk, drew the jury for the De-
cember term of court which will begin
on the second Monday, or December
10th, as follows:
LIST OF GRAND JURORS,
Behrers, Ira, laborer............ Halfmoon
Conley, J. W., Merchant......... Bellefonte
Cole, John, farmer:.........c... ..: Waiker
Dale, Howard, farmer............0.., Rush
Dauberman, John, butcher....Centre Hall
Gault, James, farmer.......... 5... Howard
Hoover, Miles, miner.......:........: Rush
Johnson, Charles, laborer............ Rush
Keister, George W., farmer......... Haines
Kelley, D, B,, farmer........... 3% Worth
Lucas, Clyde C., merchant...Howard Boro
Mann, Toner A, farmer............. Curtin
McDermott, Jas., stonemason...Bellefonte
McMullen, Robert, brakeman....Bellefonte
Orr; JW. farmer... ... oi wisn Marion
Palmer, T. B., laborer.............: Potter
Quick, Calvin, laborer.......... Snow Shoe
Rossman, B. W., farmer........... Haines
Rachau, John 'W., farmer........... Greg
Rickert, Robert, foreman..... Philipsburg
Sickel, W. A., druggist....:.... Snow Shoe
Stover; George E., farmer.......... Haines
Thomas, James, miner........ Philipsburg
Vaughn, David Sr., miner..... Philipsburg
LIST OF TRAVERSE JURORS.
Ard,” J. B., mail earrier............ Haines
Auman, Fred A., farmer............ Potter
Bloom, Robt W., farmer........... Potter
Catherman, W. P., coachmaker...Millheim
Conoway, M. D., farmer...Snow Shoe Twp
Decker, E. F., laborer....... State College
Eby, N. W.. mechanie.............. Haines
Fogleman, John, farmer............ Patton
Gehret, E. J., contractor........ Bellefonte
Gray, . Herbert, clerk............ Bellefonte
Gfrerer, Calvin, fireman............ Spring
Gramley, 8. C., farmer............... Miles
Hiles, Thomas, farmer............... Rush
Howley, Thomas, laborer....... Bellefonte
Heverly, H. P,, laborer............. Boggs
Hicks, John D., farmer......... Halfmoon
Krebs, . Dr. B. M., dentist........ Ferguson
Lingle, CO, W., 1aborer...........i... Gregg
Lannen, Robert, teacher............. Union
-| Morrison, George, clerk...... , Philipsburg
Musser, W, T,; farmer............0. Penn
Martin, Charles, brakeman........... Rush
McKinley, H.-C, laborer............ Boggs
McCord, 0, P., fafmer............... Rush
Neese,~ John, farmer............... Liberty
Neff, H. B., foarmer.......... Howard Twp
Pearson, Percy, agent......... Philipsburg
Potter, BR. H., farmer......... 2... Harris
Rice, Gilbert H., farmer......... Halfmoon
Ross, Earl A., farmer ee eta are ee Gregg
Reese, Thomas, miner............... Rush
Rossman, Wm., shoemaker........ Howard
Spigelmyer, Levi, laborer............ Penn
Sholl,: George, retired.............. College
Spearley, John, farmer............. Benner
Schenck, Matthias, miner...... Snow Shoe
Stewart, William, farmer........... Harris
Steele, Aaron, merchant....S. Philipsburg
Thompson, A. C., salesman....Philipsburg
Treaster, William, laborer......... Walker
Vonada, Pierce, gentleman........... Penn
Ward, Thos., laborer..... Snow Shoe Twp
Way, Robert, gentleman......... Ferguson
Wolf, Sumner, merchant.......... Howard
‘Winklebleck, Allen, farmer........... Miles
Woods, William, laborer...... Philipsburg
Zelgler, DD, 'W., laborer........... Millheim
Zeigler, John: W., ‘laborer... .......... Miles
Aged Harris Township Farmer Com-
mitted Suicide.
Imagining that the fall crops were
not being properly taken care of John
Kuhn, an aged Harris township far-
mer, so worried over the matter that
he committed suicide on Sunday: by
hanging himself in the cow stable.
Mr. Kuhn made his home with his son,
Charles H. Kuhn and family, on the
old homestead about two miles east
of Boalsburg. He left the house
about 10:15 o’clock Sunday morning
and went out to the barn. Fifteen
minutes later his grandson, Harry
Kuhn, went into the cow stable and
found his aged grandfather hanging
from an overhead beam. Life was al-
ready extinct.
Mr. Kuhn was a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Kuhn and was born in
Harris township on December 7th,
1832, hence was aged 84 years, 10
months and 27 days. His entire life
was spent in the vicinity of his birth,
where he was known as an honorable
and respectable citizen. He was a
lifelong member of the Reformed
church. His wife, who prior to her
marriage was Miss Levina Shuey,
died thirty years ago, but surviving
him are two children, Charles H.
Kuhn, with whom he made his home,
and Mrs. S. E. Weber, of Boalsburg.
He also leaves two brothers, David,
of Wisconsin, and William, of Centre
Hall.
Rev. S. C. Stover had charge of the
funeral services which were held at
ten o'clock on Wednesday morning,
burial being made in the Boalsburg
cemetery.
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“Texas Jack” Lacie Electrocuted.
“Texas Jack” Lacie, a southern ne-
gro who had the reputation of being
a bad man generally, was electrocut-
ed at the Rockview penitentiary on
Monday morning. He was taken to
the chair at 7:04 o’clock and pro-
nounced dead at 7:11 by Dr. Robert
J. Campbell.
Lacie was a southern negro im-
ported as a laborer to Cambria coun-
ty. On February 18th, 1916, he and
Luther Qualls quarreled over the af-
fections of a young negro woman in
a laborer’s camp at Elton and Lacie
shot Qualls five times. Lacie was
convicted at Ebensburg-on June 15th,
1916.
Penn State’s Service Flag.
A large service flag, bearing more
than 500 stars, is being made at The .
Pennsylvania State College in honor’
of the undergraduates and faculty
members who have answered the call
to arms. Each man who has left the
institution for war service will be
represented by a star and his name
will be embroidered on it.
Penn State's honor roll will be sim-
ilar in design to the service flags now
displayed at thousands of homes.
When completed, the emblem, which
is the largest in the country, will be
unfurled acroos the front of the pipe
organ in the Schwab auditorium.
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