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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Governor.
EUGENE C. BONNIWELL, Philadelphia.
For Lieutenant Governor.
J. WASHINGTON LOGUE, Philadelphia.
Secretary of Internal Affairs.
ASHER R. JOHNSON, McKean County.
Congress At Large.
JOSEPH F. GORMAN, Lehigh County,
FRED IKLER, Columbia County,
J. CALVIN STRAYER, York County,
SAMUEL R. TARNER, Allegheny County.
Congress.
Wm. E. TOBIAS, Clearfield County.
Senator.
MATTHEW SAVAGE, Clearfield County.
Representative.
JOHN NOLL, Bellefonte.
SCHOOL CONVENTION.
SUNDAY
Interesting Gathering Held at Phil-
ipsburg Last Week.
The forty-ninth anual convention
of the Centre county Sabbath school
association was held at Philipsburg
on Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week, and was one of the best attend-
ed held in the county in several years.
Addresses of welcome were delivered
by Rev. C. W. Wasson and L. W. Nut-
tall, while F. M. Pletcher made the
response. Among those who made
interesting addresses at Tuesday’s
sessions were Miss L. Grace Kane, an
elementary state worker; Rev. W. H.
Williams, and James R. Hughes.
At Wednesday morning's session
Miss Rose Russell, of Allegheny
county, gave a highly instructive
talk on graded lessons, and P. G. Or-
wig spoke on the seven point chal-
lenge. The report of C. C. Shuey, the
association treasurer, having been
audited and found correct, was ac-
cepted. The nominating committee
on officers for the ensuing year report-
A as follows, all of whom were elect-
ed:
President, I. L. Harvey; vice presi-
dent, E. R. Hancock; secretary, Dar-
ius Waite; treasurer, C. C. Shuey;
elementary superintendent, Mrs. C.
E. McGirk; O. A. B. C. superintend-
ent, T. M. Gramley; teachers training
superintendent, A. C. Thompson; mis-
sionary superintendent, Rev. W. H.
Williams; temperance superintendent,
Rev. W. K. McKinney; home depart-
ment superintendent, Mrs. S. W.
Smith; rural work superintendent, F.
M. Pletcher; secondary department
superintendent, L. W. Nuttall; asso-
ciate, Mrs. L. W. Nuttall.
In view of the fact that the next an-
nual meeting will be the fiftieth anni-
versary of the organization of the as-
sociation the convention voted to
meet in Bellefonte at a time to be ar-
ranged by the executive committee.
The secondary division older boys
and girls conference conducted by Mr.
Orwig proved very inspiring and help-
ful to the young people. A special
feature of the gathering was a ban-
quet held on Tuesday evening which
was largely attended. The conven-
tion adjourned on Wednesday even-
ing. Following is a list of the dele-
gates in attendance:
Bellefonte.—Edna Witmer, Fannie Tress-
ler, Mrs. Mollie Hoy, Elizabeth Ishler,
Twilla Hoy, S. Matilda Wasson, Mr. and
Mrs. T. M. Huey, Miss Maude Huey, I. L.
Harvey, James R. Hughes, C. C. Shuey, J.
Kennedy Johnston.
Blanchard.—Mrs.
tha Miller.
Centre Hall.—Frederick Moore,
W. Smith, Helen Bartholomew,
Emery, Carribelle Emerick.
Coburn.—Z. A. Weaver, W.
Fillmore.—Allen Witmer.
Howard.—Ruth Pletcher, T.
Pletcher, G. Albert, Gladys Holter,
Jacksonville—Helena King, Mervin Hoy,
T. P. Beightol, Mrs. George Stover, Mrs.
George Harter.
Lemont.—Margaret Glenn.
Livonia.—Jessie Adams.
Moshannon.—P. B. Fisher, Horace Fry,
Perry Nauer.
Milesburg. — Marion uw, Eisenhauer,
Florence Peters, Mrs. Mary Shindler.
Nittany.—Miriam B. Beck.
Orviston.—Harris Confer, Mr. and Mrs.
David R. Confer, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Johnson.
Pennsylvania Furnace.—Nancy R. Mec-
Wiha, Mildred Camphodl,, Charles Par-
sons, J. Maxwell Ward, W. E. McWilliams,
Ethel Hittinger, Florence Bartges.
Philipsburg.—Mrs. W. H. Spears, Mrs.
William Davis, Grace Brown.
Pine Hall.—Mae Spotts, Mildred Musser
Bertha Corl, Mrs. Ruth Bodle, Mrs. A. L.
Albright.
Pleasant Gap.—Luther Krebs, Grace El-
er.
Port Mate, yidlat Barry,
liams, Lizzie R
novia Miles, Mrs.
Catharine Kimo, Mar-
Mrs. S.
Lillian
T. Korman.
Milford
Mabel Wil-
cum, Lucinda Reese, Ze-
Way, @. J et; Hoe mh,
. very, S. R. ne, Mae
Meek, Tstelia Harontes
Runville.—Rev. A. J. Orlidge.
Rehersputy ~Rev. Lester B. Shannon,
. Gramley, James P. Frank.
he Kustenborder.
Snow Shoe.—Mrs. M. J. Runyan, Katha-
rine Dixon, Charles H. Weaver.
Spring Mills.—Orpha Gramley, M.
Samlew Rev. and Mrs. W. H. William:
H. Gladys Meyer, John Corman, Robert
Allbright.
State College.—William K. Case, Brooks
Quis flolon adie My Jud Mrs. J.
dich, J H. Neidigh, S Ai idizh, Mrs.
ag udor, Mary Irvin Ch rist, M. L. Wil-
ji Adaline Holmes, W. K. Corl.
Stormstown.—Nellie Gray, Mrs. F. H.
Clemson, Mrs. John I. Gray.
Tusseyville.—Harvey Fink.
Several members of the Logan
fire company with fire marshall Ed-
ward F. Gehret went to Williamsport
on Tuesday afternoon in the compa-
ny’s big Pierce-Arrow car to get es-
timates on rebuilding the same into
a hose and chemical truck. The fig-
ures obtained will likely be reported.
to council at its regular meeting next
Monday evening.
CHAMBERLIN. — William B.
Chamberlin, a life-long resident of
Milton and a brother of Mrs. A. O.
Furst, of Bellefonte, died at his home
in Milton, at six o'clock Saturday
morning following an illness of almost
four months with heart trouble.
He was a son of Moses and Jane
Watson Chamberlin and was born at
Milton on December 19th, 1841, hence
was in his seventy-seventh year. His
boyhood life was spent in that place.
Later he attended The Pennsylvania
State College where he graduated in
1862. - He served an enlistment dur-
ing the Civil war as a member of
Company E, 131st Penna. volunteers.
From 1867 to 1887 he was a member
of the firm of Chamberlin, Frick &
Co., which operated a big sawmill and
planing mill at Northumberland. He
served as a member of Milton borough
council and the board of education.
Twenty-five years ago he became as-
sociated with the Ried Tobacco com-
pany of Milton and for a number of
years had been a member of the board
of directors and also a traveling
salesman for the company. Mr.
Chamberlin frequently visited Belle-
fonte and was well known here.
His wife, who before her marriage
was Miss Margaret Sanderson Lawson,
died in 1912, but surviving him are
three sons, William L. Chamberlin, of
Scranton; Harry W., an attorney of
Milton, and James S., of Durham, N.
|H. Burial was made at Milton Tues-
day afternoon.
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HAZEL. Mrs. Jane Hazel, widow
of the late Jared S. Hazel, died at
10:30 o’clock yesterday morning at
the home of her son, Thomas S. Ha-
zel, on east Logan street, as the re-
sult of a stroke of paralysis sustained
just about a week previous.
Her maiden name was Jane Brown
and she was born at Salona, Clinton
county. Had she lived until next Au-
gust she would have been sixty-nine
years old. Practically all her married
life was spent at Madisonburg but
since the death of her husband almost
eleven years ago she has made her
home with her children, principally in
Bellefonte. She was a life-long mem-
ber of the Lutheran church and was
a contrite, christian woman.
Surviving her are four children,
namely: Charles Hazel and Mrs.
Nelson Hart, of Williamsport; Thom-
as and George Hazel, of Bellefonte.
Funeral services will be held at the
Thomas Hazel home at 9 o’clock on
Saturday morning by Rev. Wilson P.
Ard, after which the remains will be
taken to Madisonburg for Iniermens
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McCLINTOCK.—Mrs. Sen J. Mc-
Clintock, widow of the late J. D. Mec-
Clintock, of Lock Haven, died at the
Lock Haven hospital on Saturday
night of a complication of ailments
following an attack of the grip. Her
maiden name was Sarah Jane Durst
and she was born at Centre Hall on
January 26th, 1846, . hence was past
seventy-two years of age. She was
married to Mr. McClintock in 1867.
He died some years ago but surviving
her are the following children: Mrs.
John Campbell, William D. and
Earle, of Lock Haven; Mrs. Albert
Curwin, of Flemington, and Roy, of
Pittsburgh. She also leaves four
brothers, Alfred and Samuel Durst,
of Centre Hall; James, of Reedsville,
and Andrew, of Joliet, Ill. The fun-
eral was held-at 2:30 o’clock Tuesday
afternoon, burial being made in the
Highland Sense Lock Haven.
MARK. Shers. Ariat Heckman
Mark, wife of Henry Mark, of near
Penn Hall, died at the home of her
son William, at Avis, on Sunday, as
the result of a stroke of paralysis,
aged 76 years. She had gone to her
son’s home on a visit and was strick-
en while there.
Surviving her are her husband and
six children, namely: Mrs. William
Feidler, of State College; Mrs. Harry
Weaver, of Middleburg; William, of
Avis; Harvey, of Centre Hall; An-
drew and Allen, at home, and Mrs.
Agnew Limbert, of Wolf’s Store. The
funeral was held on Wednesday after-
noon, burial being made in the Heck-
man cemetery.
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HAINES.—Mrs. Emma J. Haines,
wife of George Haines, died at her
home in Rebersburg on Sunday fol-
lowing an illness of several months,
aged 67 years, 10 months and 20 days.
She is survived by her husband and
three children, William B. and M.
Claude, of Rebersburg, and Mrs. Or-
vis C. Walker, of Altoona. She also
leaves two brothers, Clark and Clay-
ton Burket, both of Valley Falls, Kan.
Rev. Shannon had charge of the fun-
eral services which were held at ten
o’clock yesterday morning, burial be-
ing made in the Rebersburg cemetery.
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BLAIR.—Mrs. Sarah A. Blair, the
widow of William P. Blair, and a for-
mer resident of Centre county, died
at her home at Lakemont Terrace,
Altoona, on Monday afternoon of gen-
eral infirmities, aged 85 years. Her
surviving children are Miss Nancy
Blair, of Pennsylvania Furnace; John,
James and George, of Tyrone; Jacob
and Lemuel, of Patton, and Mrs. Mar-
tha Shope, of Lakemont Terrace. She
also leaves forty-one grand-children
and twenty great grand-children. Bur-
ial was made on Wednesday in the
Rose Hill cemetery, Altoona.
One More Prisoner Escapes.
William Hall made his escape from
the penitentiary on Sunday evening.
He was employed at the air compres-
sor and got away when the guard
wasn’t looking his way. Hall was sent
up from Blair county for from one to
three years for larceny. He is about
50 years old, 5 feet, 8 inches in
height, weighs 189 pounds, has blue
eyes, light chestnut hair and rather
dark complexion. The third finger of
his left hand. is deformed.
——Subscribe for the “Watchman.”
‘cepted the government will pay their
Flag Raising at St. John’s Catholic :
Church. :
On Sunday afternoon next at three!
o'clock there will be a raising of an
American flag and the dedication of |
a service flag at St. John’s Catholic ;
church. Forty-five boys from St. |
John’s parish are represented on the
service flag. On the list are four of-
ficers. ;
Appropriate ceremonies will accom- !
pany the raising of the flag, the.
School house grounds to be used for
the occasion. With his usual patriot-
ism Mr. Frank Wetzler has tendered !
the services of Our Girls band of
Milesburg. Short addresses will be
made by Judge Henry C. Quigley,
Col. H. S. Taylor and Col. J. L. Span-
gler. The Knights of Columbus, who
are presenting the flag, have been for-
tunate in securing for the occasion
Mr. M. J. McEnery, past state dep-
uty of ‘the K. of C. Mr. McEnery is
a prominent lawyer of Philadelphia |
and is noted for his eloquence. The
people of Bellefonte have a treat in
store in the address of this distin-
guished orator.
From the rooms of the K. of C. a
short parade will precede the flag |
raising. It will be made up of Our!
Girls band, the G. A. R., the school !
children and the K.of C. As patriot-
ism is a thing of no race, color or
creed, all patriotic citizens of Belle-
fonte are cordially invited to attend
the flag raising and are offered this
opportunity to show their apprecia-
tion of the valor of forty-five boys
who have offered themselves for the
Supreme Sacrifice.
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A New Drive for Recruits for the
Army. !
Another big drive for recruits has
been inaugurated by the Williamsport
recruiting station of the United States
army. Men, 18 to 21, and from 32 to
41 are eligible for enlistment. Young
men who were compelled to register |
last Wednesday cannot enlist. The
drive was started last week and will
continue for an indefinite period.
Young men, eligible, would be wise to
avail themselves of the opportunity
to enlist now. The army needs the
men and must have them in order to
prosecute the war to a successful ter-
mination.
For the purpose of aiding the young
men in enlisting sub-stations have
been established, so as to eliminate
the long distance travéling to the main
station at Williamsport. Sub-stations
are located in the Y. M. C. A., Milton;
Lockhart building, Sayre, and in the
postoffice at Lock Haven. Sub-sta-
tions could not be established in oth-
er towns on account of the small force
of recruiting officers on duty in the
Williamsport district.
Young men wishing to enlist can
visit any of the sub-stations or go to
the nearest postmaster. If they ap-
ply to the sub-stations and are ac-
transportation to the main station at
Witliamsport. Postmasters are in-
structed to take care of any appli-
cants who may want to enlist and to
communicate with the main officer
by letter or telephone.
Brandman’s Store Being Enlarged.
Ray Brandman, proprietor of the
workmen’s store on south Allegheny
street, recently purchased the build-'
ing occupied by Nathan Ichkowitz and
this week has had a force of mechan-
ics at work cutting a large archway
between his other store room and his
new purchase preparatory to branch-
ing out as a regular department store.
He expects to have everything in
readiness for the opening tomorrow
morning.
On or about the first of July he will
begin the improvements on his Lyric
theatre, which will include a larger
entrance and exit on Bishop street
and the lowering of the floor so as to
do away with the steps in front in or-
der to comply with the law which will
become effective in 1921.
Young — Struble. — George E.
Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
B. Young, and Miss Vera M. Struble,
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. O.
Struble, both of Bellefonte, were mar-
ried at the Methodist parsonage at
two o’clock on Wednesday afternoon
by the pastor, Dr. E. H. Yocum. They
were attended by the bride’s sister,
Mrs. Charles Saxion, and Ralph Ed-
miston. The bridegroom is employed
as a barber in Nighthart’s barber
shop and being unable to leave at
present the customary wedding trip
was dispensed with. They expect to
go to housekeeping at once in rooms
over Twitmire’s store.
Meyer—Rowland.—Jonathan Colyer
Meyer, of Wayne, and Miss Margaret
Rowland, youngest daughter of Con-
gressman and Mrs. Charles H. Row-
land, of Philipsburg, were married in
St. Paul’s Episcopal church of Phil-
ipsburg at four o’clock on Saturday
afternoon by the pastor, Rev. F. T.
Eastment. The wedding was one of
the leading social events of the sea-
son in Philipsburg and was largely at-
tended. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer will re-
side in Philadelphia where the bride-
groom is located as the head of a pay-
ing coal operation.
Martin—Snook.—A quiet wedding
was solemnized in the United Breth-
ren parsonage at 9.30 a. m. Thursday
of last week when Wilson R. Martin
and Emma V. Snook were joined in
holy wedlock by the pastor, Rev. T.
Hugh MacLeod.
——The dental offices of the late
Dr. H. W. Tate, located in the Bush
Arcade, were opened on Wednesday
for dental services by Dr. R. L. Ste-
vens. He is a graduate of the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania and came to
Bellefonte from the University of
Pittsburgh where he has been a mem-
ber of the faculty. 24-1t
1158 men will go to Camp Lee.
‘ thirteen.
jabove call is Haines township.
158 MEN CALLED TO GO.
List of Men Summoned to Go to Camp
Lee Week of June 24th..
Centre county will send away the
, biggest quota of men since Troop L
rand the Boal troop last September
‘during the week of June 24th when
The
men will be selected from the follow-
ing list, Philipsburg being in the lead
with twenty-six men, Bellefonte next
with twenty-five and State College
The only district in the
county that is not represented in the
Fol-
lowing is the list:
ADAMS, JAMES F., State College.
ADELMAN, LELAND, Philipsburg.
ALBERT, RAYMOND B., Pine Grove
Mills.
ALLEN, LELAND, Philipsburg.
ANDERSON, AXEL E., Grass Flat.
BARTON, LAWRENCE B., Fleming.
BECK, JOHN D., Nittany.
BERGER, GEORGE J., Philipsburg.
BITNER. OLIVER M., Howard.
BOHN, HARRY A., Coburn.
BOWERSOX, HOMER H., Woodward.
BOOB. GURNEY R., Millheim.
BROOKS, LEONARD S., Milesburg.
BURKET, PAUL G., Stormstown.
BURNS, EDWARD J., Philipsburg.
BUSHMAN, DAVID R., Centre Hall.
CARTWRIGHT, JAMES E., Moshannon.
CARTWRIGHT, JOHN J., Moshannon.
CASSIDY, JACOB C., Sandy Ridge.
CATHCART, PHILIP G., Bellefonte.
CHARLTON, VICTOR E., Munson.
COBLE, CHARLES T., Bellefonte.
CONFER, HERMAN F., Millheim.
CONRAD, BENSON D., Tyrone, R. D. 3.
CRAIG, IRVIN T., Julian.
CRONISTER, ADLAI, Julian.
DAVIS, WALTER E., Philipsburg.
DAYWALT, THOMAS O., Benore.
DAUGHENBAUGH, CLYDE W., Port
Matilda.
DURST, FRANKLIN R., Centre Hall.
ECKLEY, BYRON, Stormstown,
ECKLEY, PAUL M., Bellefonte.
ENGLE, ABRAHAM P., Coburn.
FAHR, ROWLAND J., Julian.
FELMLEE, LAIRD, Bellefonte.
FILES, JOHN D., Philipsburg.
FOREMAN, SAMUEL E., Osceola Mills,
RoF.D.:2
FOTZ, JOHN, Powelton.
FRANK, CHESTER M., Philipsburg.
FYE, HENRY M., Moshannon.
FRAZIER, LEE W., Spring Mills.
GARDNER, RAYMOND, Blanchard.
GARMAN MICHAEL J., Osceola Mills,
R.E.D, 2.
GHANER, FLOYD W., Benore.
GILL, MICHAEL J., Philipsburg.
GOLDTHORPE, EPHRIAM, Jr. Phil-
ipsburg.
GRANLUM, GUSTUS V., Philipsburg.
HALL, ERNEST J., State College.
HANSON, THOMAS, Philipsburg.
HARPSTER, IRA C. N., Pennsylvania
Furnace.
HARTMAN, OLIVER D., Bellefonte.
HAZEL, WILLIAM R., Bellefonte.
HAYNES, GEORGE R., Snow Shoe.
HEATON, LESLIE, Howard.
HENDRICKS, WILLIAM E., Blanchard.
HEVERLY, CHARLES I., Howard.
HEVERLY, MILFORD K., Blanchard.
HOLBEN, ALPHUS A., Clarence.
HOLTER, CHARLES C., Howard.
HOMAN, BRUCE C., Aaronsburg.
HOSTERMAN, CHARLES R., Coburn.
HUSS, GEORGE L., Spring Mills.
HOUSER, WILLIAM E., Clarence.
JOHNSON, PAUL M., Bellefonte.
JOHNSTONBAUGH, CARL L. State
College.
JOHNSTON, WILLIAM, Philipsburg.
JUMBO, NICK, Bellefonte.
KANE, JOSEPH, Bellefonte.
KAY. IRA, Philipsburg.
KELLER, BETHARD M., Centre Hall.
KESSINGER, JOHN R., Nittany.
KLINE, CHARLES H., Howard, R. FF D
KORMAN, CHARLES R., Howard,
R.F.D. 2
KOSHKO, ANDREW, Clarence.
KUNES, RUSSELL H., Blanchard.
KUSH, MICHAEL, Osceola Mills.
LAUCK, CHARLES W. N., Runville.
LAIRD, FREDERICK E., Port Matilda.
LONG, NEWELL B., State College.
LUCAS, MAHLON, Moshannon.
LUCAS, HARRY H., Moshannon.
LYNN, VINTON C., Martha.
LYONS, AMBROSE, State College.
McCOY, CHARLES J. Jr., Bellefonte.
McGARVEY, JAMES M., Bellefonte.
McGROARTY, PATRICK G., Snow Shoe.
MAGUIRE, WALTER, Philipsburg.
MAINES, HARRY A., Monument.
MANEY, JOHN, Philipsburg.
MARTIN, HARRY C., Bellefonte.
MAZUR, PAUL, Clarence.
MECKLEY, THOMAS E., Bellefonte.
MEYER, VICTOR L., Pleasant Gap.
MOCK, GEORGE, Orviston.
MILLER, CHARLES M., Centre Hall
MEANS, HARRY M., Clearfield.
MOORE, DONALD A., Munson.
MOORE, HARRY Y., Orviston.
MUSSER, CLAUDE E., Millheim.
MUSSER, SUMNER C., Aaronsburg.
MUSSER, JOHN F., Snow Shoe.
MYERS, CLIFFORD, Philipsburg.
ONDER, ANDREW R., Clarence.
OSMER, EDWARD G., Bellefonte.
OSWALT, PAUL A., Philipsburg.
OWENS, WILLIAM T., Philipsburg.
PALINKAS, STEVE A., Moshannon.
PARATORI, GUISEPPE, Powelton.
PARKS, JAMES, Philipsburg.
PAUL, CHESTER J., Philipsburg.
PAYNE, SAMUEL L., Howard.
PIERSON, JOHN, State College.
PRICE, LEWIS, Snow Shoe.
REED, DORRIS, Bellefonte.
RICHARDS, RUSSELL L., Milesburg.
RICHARDSON, WILLARD, Snow Shoe.
RIDER, DANIEL, Philipsburg.
ROWAN, ALFRED C., Julian.
ROBISON, ALEXANDER, Port Matilda.
ROWLES, SHERMAN D., Monument.
RUMBERGER, JOSEPH H., Bellefonte.
RUSSELL, JOSEPH, Pleasant Gap.
SENTS, HENRY Jr., State College, R. D.
SHANK, LAWRENCE J., Snoe Show.
SHINAFELT, HARRY. Osceola Mills.
SHULICK, JOHN, Osceola Mills, RD 2.
SHULTZ, FRANKLIN A. Curtin.
SHUTT, GROVER C., Bellefonte.
SIMLER, NORMAN W., Philipsburg.
SHOWERS, CHARLES L., Nittany."
SNYDER, KELLER W., Oak Hall.
SPOTTS, EDWIN I1., State College.
STEELE, JACOB H., Bellefonte.
STOUT PETER, South Philipsburg.
STOVER, BERYL F., Bellefonte.
STOVER, JOHN 8S., Bellefonte.
STOVER, LUTHER §S., Bellefonte.
TAYLOR, RAYMOND 8., State College.
TRUBISKY, JOHN M., Clarence.
TWIGG, FOSTER, Sandy Ridge.
VAUGHN, A. C., Sandy Ridge.
VERUCHIA, DIAMONTO, Bellefonte.
WAGNER, JOSEPH M., Bellefonte
WALKER, JOHN 8., Pine Grove Mills.
WATKINS, EDWARD L., Philipsburg.
WAUGH, HARVEY W., Philipsburg.
WATSON, MARLIN F., Moshannon.
WILLIAMS, DONALD, State College.
WILLIAMS, HERMAN, Martha.
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WILSON, SAMUEL L., Philipsburg.
WOODRING, WESLEY G., Philipsburg.
YINGLING, ROY H., Philipsburg.
DIETZ, LEONARD, Howard.
MUSSER, LEE, Spring Mills.
MINNICK, CHARLES 8., State College.
PARCHOMORIEZ, USTIN, Orviston.
STRICKER, FRANK J., Blanchard.
HOSBAND, GUY 8., Fleming.
PEASE, THOMAS F., Bellefonte.
HUBLER, SAMUEL L., Rebersburg.
NEFF, ELLERY, Mingoville.
NOWATKA, GUST, Munson.
BUSH, ALVIN R., Philipsburg.
BARTLEY, ROY L., Spring Mills.
SHANK, JOHN E,, Orviston.
RIDER, SAMUEL, Coburn.
HAGGARD, ARTHUR H., Philipsburg.
FLICK, JAMES L., Fleming.
HARINSKI, JOHN, Osceola Mills.
HEIMAN, ROBERT L., Osceola Mills.
Special 1 Call fo for Artisans.
Pursuant to a special call, No. 841,
for grammar school graduates who
have had some experience along me-
chanical lines and some aptitude for
mechanical work, to report to the
officer, Pennsylvania
State College, on June 15, 1918, for
instructions as electricians, carpen-
ters, machinists and blacksmiths, the
Local Board has notified the following
selectives that twenty men will be in-
ducted by the Board of Centre county.
They will report to the Board in
Bellefonte at 2 o’clock this (Friday)
rafternoon and will be sent to State
College tomorrow. The list follows:
BAILEY, HARRY T. Stormstown.
KELLER, George H., Linden Hall.
KRUMRINE, ROY H., Spring Mills.
LANE, ELLIOTT E. Bellefonte.
STRUBLE, FREDERICK V., State Col-
lege.
ARMSTRONG,
Gap.
DeLONG, JOSEPH R., Blanchard.
EYER. RALPH C., Bellefonte.
HAWKS, HARRY L., Fleming.
JONES, LAWRENCE, Bellefonte.
PLETCHER, BLAIR M. Howard.
REYNOLDS, MAX, Philipsburg.
RHOADS, EDWARD L., State College.
ROBISON, HARRY H., Port Matilda.
SCARAMUZZA FRANCESCO, Osceola
Mills, R. F. D. 2.
SHIMMEL, MARTIN J., Munson.
SOMMERS, EDGAR W., Axe Mann.
STAVLEY, EARL V., State College.
STOVER, ALBERT R., Montgomery.
STOVER, BRUCE M., Millheim.
SULLIVAN, EUGENE J., State College.
ZIMMERMAN, HARRY L., Mingoville.
HARRY H.,” Pleasant
Young Men Who Registered in Centre
County.
Following is a complete list of the
311 young men who registered under
the selective service law in Centre
county last Wednesday:
5 Joseph Action........... Philipsburg
James L. Adams..
305 Samuel ‘Alexanfrovic .....Clarence
59 David F. Ammerman...Philipsburg
223 George O. Anderson...... Bellefonte
199 Joseph H. Anderson...... Bellefonte
170 Carl A. Auman......... Centre Hall
244 Abraham 8. Bailey..... Philipsburg
322 William Bailey......... Centre Hall
193 Joseph V. Baney......... Bellefonte
97 William E. Barrett...... Bellefonte
225 Oscar R. Barton.............. Julian
104 Robert C. Bathurst...... Blanchard
173 Claude A. Baumgardner. .
Pleasant Gap
144 Jas. H. Beckenbaugh...... Smullton
291 Russell P. Beezer.;,......Bellefonte
222 Laird Bell....... ...q.. State College
274 Oliver Bell.............. Philipsburg
235 Octavio Berardis.......... Bellefonte
145 John I Bickle....Bellefonte, R. D. 1
285 Robert W. Bierly....... Rebersburg
85 Clyde W. Blair.........-. Bellefonte
214 Elmer H. Bloom....Penna. Furnace
306 Andrew T. Boggs. Faas ean Milesburg
31 John EB. Bohn,.....#:... Aaronsburg
250 Claude A. Bordreau...Poin Lookout
137 Henry Bowes............ Pine Glenn
62 Joseph H. Brennan....... Bellefonte
25 John M. Bright.........Aaronsburg
180 Roy E. Brodbeck..... State College
314 Austin RB, Brower.......... Runville
161 Charles C. Brown..... Pleasant Gap
22 John HH. DBrowh........»... Millheim
246 John R. Brungart.. Wolf's Store
290 Robert C. Brungart Rebersburg
321 Joseph Brunno.... Bellefonte
293 Edward E. Bryan i
21 William Bryan.. C
155 Geo. C. Burwell.. /
205 Joseph F. Compani....... Bellefonte
272 William A. Chismar .Clarence
126 James R. Condo.... Spring Mills
105 Chas, C. Confer..........i.. Howard
201 GQ, Roy Confer.........«:... Howard
129 John Confer,..........cesce Howard
142 Bobert B. Confer.......... Orviston
300 Joseph P. Connelly.......Bellefonte
315 Harold D. Cowher crseitaus Bellefonte
211 Eugene M. Coxey......... Bellefonte
253 John H. row iie sa Tyrone
13 Earl S. Cummings......Aaronsburg
90 Elmer J. Dashem...... Spring Mills
228 Harry A. Davidson... Warriorsmark
83 Raymond E. Davidson..Philipsburg
84 George RR. Davis............ Munson
74 William M. Daywalt.........Benore
76 Louis P. Dornblesky....... Munson
1 Howard A. Dorman.....Aaronsburg
122 Hower WW, Dudley....... Blanchard
7 Geo. W. Dutton..... S. Philipsburg
73 Walter R. Eberhart...... Bellefonte
208 George W. Elder...Penna. Furnace
234 Howard M. Ellenberger....
. Warriorsmark
136 Forrest M. Emenbhizer..... Orviston
149 John J. Emerick........ Pine Glenn
194 Norman J. Emerick..... Centre Hall
216 William Etters... State College
237 Andrew J. Fahr Julian
243 Steve FedOr.......... 5 eeesove Kato
188 George Fetterolf entre Hall
175 James M. Fetter: . Bellefonte
80 Lester L. Fink. Philipsburg
151 John M. Fisher. .. Bellefonte
70 Paul B. Fisher. Moshannon
54 Clarence W. Flac ..Orviston
265 John ‘Folk.......... . . Bellefonte
204 William H. Foster..... State College
120 Charles H. Foust...... Spring Mills
102 James M. Foust Spring Mills
287 John Franeck.........< vs... Clarence
27 Clair Franks.........:..s, Bellefonte
18 David A. Frantz...... Sandy Ridge
190 Ernest D. Friday..... Osceola Mills
58 Ambers A. Fye......... Moshannon
81 Clayton H. Fye...........v; Howard
16 TeRoy RK. Tye....... ..... Millheim
159 Ernest EB. Gardner......... Howard
202 Wm. W. Gardner..Penna. Furnace
130 Joseph M. Garner........ Bellefonte
100 Charles KE. Gates............ Nittany
207 Daniel W. Gates............ Howard
50 George F. Gehret......... Bellefonte
45 Horrest M. Gelst............ Fleming
17 Charles 8. Gilbert...... Philipsburg
245 Alvah C, Goss......... Port Matilda
227 James M. 0 irene Port Matilda
96 John E. Graden....... Spring Mills
32 Ward Freon iste) . Bellefonte
168 Curtis L. Grenoble.....State College
37 Milford J. Gunsallus...Beech Creek
143 Noah Hahn..... Pine Glenn
39 Andrew G. Hall Fleming
286 Elmer D. Hall. "Bellefonte
48 Ira G. Hal,...... now Shoe
121 Arthur C. Harpst . . Bellefonte
41 Willi Harris Jr. Philipsburg
47 Maurite B. Hartsoc Philipsburg
165 Charles A. Hays.... .ovr..: Howard
36 ohn. 1.. Heath......., Sandy Ridge
3¢ John H. Heaton «eo. .MoOnument
209 Paul C. Heisey........ Pleasant Gap
131 Jonathan K. SY cndoroor. Philipsburg
110 Ronald G. Hendrik....... Blanchard
284 William F. Hessong....Philipsburg
116 Joseph H. Heverly....... Blanchard
179 Lawrence W. Hile.....Pleasant Gap
28 John R. Hinds........... Mingoville
247 John H. Hines........... Bellefonte
147 Leonard C. Hinton......... Howard
213 Charles’ R. Holt.............. Julian
164 Warren A Bats ‘ieeave Centre Hall
317 Yee B. Hoover............, Runville
252 Homer KE. Hosterman...Woodward
3 Lester L. Hosterman........ Coburn
132 Wm. FH. Hosterman....Spring Mills
192 George E. Hoy......... Lisbon, Ohio
8 Harry K. HOy.......... .. Bellefonte
283 Oran L. nil. ......e ....Milesburg
275 ..Rebersburg
158 Centre Hall
33 .:..Fleming
134 ..Boalsburg
206 Centre Hall
119 August Jerzinka. Philipsburg
11 Thomas Johnson.. . Philipsburg
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44 Alfred Justice............. Bellefonte
254 Andrew V, Kaehik......... Clarence
301 John M. Kashtock......... Clarence
296 Frederick A. Kaup.......Bellefonte
310 Homer W. Keen........... Millheim
Nn Robert M. Keith......... Bellefonte
76 Ralph E. Keller........ Centre Hall
128 Wayne KE. Keller......... Boalsburg
257 Clifford Kelley........ Port Matilda
8 George A. Kelley........ Snow Shoe
99 Joseph ‘M. Kelley........... Howard
195 Mitford :Kline............... ard
150 Ralph CC, Kline........ State Hoven
248 Andy. Kossik............... Clarence
15 MR Reader... ........ .. Coburn
162 Lee A. Krebs>......... State College
98 P. CC Runes.............. Blanchard
23 Ben LeGrande..........,. Philipsburg
198 James B. Lingle....... State College
56 Melvin J. Locke.......... Bellefonte
130 Paul I. Yominson, Sesto cte Orviston
185 Boyd Loneberger.. Pleasant Gap
3 Harry A. Long.. .. Bellefonte
259 Malcolm B. Longw il .Bellefonte
181 Clair M. Lose.. .Bellefonte
93 John R. Lucas. Howard
312 Milford E. Lucas Bellefonte
311 Ray E. Lucas... .Runville
207 Wm. Luckasavage .Clarence
146 William C. Luse.. entre Hall
174 Forest L. Lutz...... .State College
26 Samuel Lyons............. Bellefonte
60 Willis MacNamara....... Snow Shoe
149 Maurice L. McClintic...Linden Hall
91 Thomas B. McClure....... Bellefonte
86 James McKinison.......... Bellefonte
30 John C. Malaker...... Sandy Ridge
68 Paul 1, Mallory.......... Bellefonte
166 William D. Marden...Jersey Shore
115 James G. Marshall........ Bellefonte
169 Thomas P. Martin. ....... Bellefonte
109 John Matis........:......; Bellefonte
256 Eugene 1l.. Matley...... Philipsburg
219 G. G. Mattern................ Julian
65 Samuel D. Matts..... S. Prilinspirg
67 Samson Mayfield (col)...Bellefonte
318 Harry H. Meese. .......... .Bellefonte
10 Paul W, Meyers..,......... Millheinr
167 Harry G. Meyers...... Pleasant Gap
260 Martin Mikusek............. Clarence
258 Emory lL. Miller......... Woodward
17 Ray C. Miller.............. Howard
2 Raymond C. Miller....... Bellefonte
12 William A. Miller...... Sandy Ridge
231 Ellsworth Milton............. Julian
19 Albert E. Mingle........ Aaronsburg
1 James C. Mingle ...Aaronsburg
ii Basil Moore... . Philipsburg
24 Guy Moore...... Sandy Ridge
87 Henry F. Moore....... .Howard
55 George S. Mosley (col) ...Bellefonte
215 Oscar D. Moss......Point Lookout
191 Maurice Muiinger .Pleasant Gap
4 Guy O. Musser.. ....Millheim
262 Wilbur Mpyers.. Philipsburg
49 Maceo A. Nas color .. Bellefonte
141 Gilbert G. Neff............. Howard
221 George B. Nelson....Point Lookout
239 Amos C. Newman..... Port Matilda
203 Henry. 'P. Noll.......: Pleasant Gap
49 Harry J... O'Brien........ Snow Shoe
88 Ralph a, OFT aia sanrns Nittany
186 Loyd H Osman....... “State College
3083 H, Oe ss Bellefonte
61 Hal ‘Overton (colored) ..Bellefonte
04 Jerry B, Owens.......... Bellefonte
187 Bert HH. Parks........... Bellefonte
302 lester CC. Peace.......... Milesburg
133 John W. Peese........... Bellefonte
125 Joseph Petrof.’......... Philipsburg
303 ‘Thomas: B. Pinner........... Retort
288. Donald C. Poorman...... Milesburg
153 John. PoormaM.ic.v.ce.oisn.s Howard
148 Roger ‘B, Poorman........ Orviston
217 Samuel H. Poorman...... Bellefonte
9 Clarence D. Pressler........ Coburn
92 Robert 1, Reed.............. Benore
79 E. Leonard Rhoads...... Bellefonte
251 John N. Richards..... Port Matilda
320 Max E. Richards Philipsburg
240 Clyde. C. Bider...... Warriorsmark
281 Karl BEB. RBider............ Bellefonte
230 John L.: Rimmey...... Centre Hall
118 Wayne BB. Rishel.......... Oak Hall
276 Christian R. Rockey.....Bellefonte
255 Paul BR, Ross...... inden Hall
35 Charles H. Rowland... .Philipsburg
101 Chas. D. Rumberger...Philipsburg
152 Wallace S. Runkle Centre Hall
140 Robert O. Rupp... ..Boalsburg
282 Stephen Rushnoc ..Clarence
6 Francis Schrosk andy Ridge
40 Ray V. Shady.. Monument
277 Clarence M. Shank ....Clarence
289 Floyd D. Shank.........Philipsburg
54 Hugh: Shaw. .............. Snow Shoe
111 Blair L. Shawley........... Howard
270 Martin M. Shawley.......... Yarnell
273 Ray Shawver....i....c.:.+.-s Martha
183 ‘Pheodore Shay.............. Howard
89 Henry D. Sheldon...S. Philipsburg
157 Leonard M. Shook....... Bellefonte
279 Harry C. Shultz......... Rebersburg
163 John I. Shultz. .......c.. Bellefonte
156 Andrew A. Skene..... State College
212 J. Fred Slack........... Centre Hall
103 Lewis: Smith.............. Belleforite
112 William. Smith.............. Nittany
135 Curtis W., Solt.............. Howard
64 Howard 'W. Solt......... Moshannon
57 Toner G. Spotts............. Fleming
182 Bruce PF, Stahl......... Centre Hall
298 Clarence W. Stanley..... Milesburg
309 John Stasko......cccvivirevs Clarence
Lester C, Stevens............ Benore
127 Homer G. Stine........... Bellefonte
264 Veriug Stover............. Woodward
172 Franklin E. Swarm........ Orviston
236 Orvis. M, Swartz........ Centre Hall
138 Ralph W. Sweeney....Spring Mills
63 Charles F. Switzer...... Grass Flat
66 Clayton A. Thompson...Snow Shoe
69 Roy C. Thompson.. Howard
51 Osear R. Tolbert...... Fleming
53 William M. Townsend ilipsburg
269 William M. Vaughn .Powelton
2 Earl Viehdorfer..... now Shoe
108 Charles B. Wagner Spring Mills
124 Ernest A. Wagner +. 08K Hall
263 Joseph E. Nyala. ort Matilda
319 Oscar M. Walk.. .Port Matilda
20 Cecil WalkeP.....coiiveves Bellefonte
123 Ferris Walker............... Howard
218 Floyd 0. Walker....... Centre fall
160 Walter W. Walker......... ‘Orviston
178 Willard Walker,........... Orvistont
189 William M. Walker......... Howard
268 Daniel C. Wallace...... Philipsburg
52 Guy Watson............. Moshannon
210 Gilbert 8S. Watts...... State College
184 Stanley Wawryrowis..Osceola Mills
295 Edwin T. Weaver....... Rebersburg
106 Willard M; Weaver.....,.... Nittany
233 Willard A. Weaver..... Port Matilda
220 Willis B. Weaver. rena, Furnace
171 Arthur Wensel........v..:.. Howard
224 Paul M, Wert........... . Centre Hall
14 Ray HB. White............ Bellefonte
27 A. YY. Williams............. Fleming
278 David H. Williams.......... Martha
46 Gordon Wilsen........... Monument
294 James 8. Wilson........ Philipsburg
107 William J. Wilson..... Philipsburg
241 Henry S. Winebronner...Bellefonte
261 Vilas M. Wise,........ Madisonburg
307 Fred M. Witherite......... Runville
196 Claude J. Witmer..Penna. Furnace
38 Weaver A. Witmer. ...... Bellefonte
313 Charles D., Wolfe.......... Millheim
299 Harry S. Wolfe... ...Rebersburg
2 Walter S. Wolfe. . .Spring Mills
316 Wesley D. Wolfe...."..... Millheim
197 Allen H. Wolford Pleasant Gap
29 William Woods. Philipsburg
292 John Yatchina.. ..Clarence
5 Leonard W. Yeage .Howard
94. Nevin A. Yearick.. . Nittany
238 Howard Yingling. hilipsburg
226 Mahlon G. odin: - . Philipsburg
113 Raymond Youke.. . Philipsburg
117 Johu W. Young............, Howard
267 Robert M. nar ih Madisonburg
200 Samuel P. Zerby........ Centre Hall
114 Roy R. be Qt iaiy Spring Mills
242 William J. ih Sal eine Centre Hall
266 Andrew G. Zewak.......... Clarence
232 Jno. Pwalditigen 2 S. Philipsburg
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Raymond E. Jenkins, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Jenkins, of
Tyrone, has given up his job with the
General Electric company and enlist-
ed for service in the Engineering De-
pot detachment No. 437. He is now
in a training camp just outside -of
Washington, D. C. The training he is
taking consists of searchlight inves-
tigation for the purpose of determin-
ing the best searchlights for various
conditions. Most of them are used
for picking up bombing planes in
France. The investigations are car-
ried on from morning until night
every day in the week except Sunday.
— Just think of it! Bellefonte is
to have a carnival all of next week.
It is a two car affair and will be lo-
cated on the green out at the match
factory. As to the character of the
carnival we are unable to tell, but it
will at least afford a diversion for one
week.
Murderer Gets Respite.
Harrisburg, June 12.—A respite
was granted today in the case of Sam
Barcons, Piitshursh, staying execu-
tion from the week of June 17 to the
week of October 28 as he will be a ma-
terial witness in a murder trial.
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