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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
St
RY THREATENED WHICH
ACQUITTED POLICEMEN
Shree members of the Pittsburgh
—Cleaning up the garden this fall
will save a great deal of trouble
with insects and disease next spring.
PINE GROVE MENTION.
Joe Stine, of Guyer, was in town
on business, last Thursday.
PLEASANT GAP.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lutz spent the
week-end in Lewistown.
UNIONVILLE.
John F. Holt, who has been SO
seriously ill, is reported very much
improved.
OR RENT.—Seven room house on
Howard St. Bath and all modern
improvements. Possession, Nov. 1st.
y which acquitted three coal and| Abraham Dean, of Tadpole, is suf- Mrs. Foster Shearer, of Zion, was m— m—
a policemen of murder in connec- | fering from a stroke of paralysis. Mr. Fred McClincy, of Greensburg, |a guest of Mrs. Elmer Swartz on NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Apply Hh Mix Chatles Harrison, Boner.
a with the death of John Borkow-| Mrs. Anna Osman, of Centre Hall, visited his mother, Mrs. Jane Mc- | Sunday. : | =
. a miner, of Allegheny county, | was a Sunday visitor at the home of | Clincy, on Tuesday. Miss Jean Noll entertained Elwood RICK RESIDENCE FOR SALE.—8 OSITION WANTED.—Girl about 21
sr that they have received threat- Mrs. Mary Meyers. Miss Katherine Smith, of Snow Smith, of Bangor, Pa., over the tory brick residence with Aor P years old wants a 2, fo do gen-
ng letters. Ome of them said he Shoe, was an over Sunday visitor | week-end. SOY ose $ a house work. Has some ex-
Rev. Harry N. Walker and son
Address Box 2, Bellefonte, Pa.
Ralph, of Altoona, spent Sunday at 74-41-3t
garage n rear. -
dence located on east High street, Belle-
ourt house.
treet at Hazle- .
s slugged on a stree with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Bullock. fonte directly opposite the C ho!
Elwood Smith, Miss Jean Noll and
od Saturday night. The jury was, “gm ¢ Martz home. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Jarrett and | Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Noll made a trip Inquire of ter am cn
Bisse] 85 Incompeten: after re- Will Fye and family, of Tyrone, family, and some friends from Pitts- | to Lock Haven, on Sunday. Tat A. FAUBLE, Executor ACUPUSTRATOES, _NOTICE. Estate
g ; de Ee Ad Se section tn | DUrED, visiied ai the J. S. Askins| Mrs. May Struble, of State Col- of Harry B Cer bed. Lotters of
“he jurors are John O'Malley, who
home on Sunday.
lege, is caring for Mrs. John Weaver, | Administration on the above estate, have
3 he was struck in the face by an | early part of the week. ee
; 2 : . ’ Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Way have | who is ill at the home of her son . ling been granted to the undersigned, all
dentified assailant; Mrs. Anna D.| Ira Harpster, one of Gatesburg’s| oi. the old post office buildi Glenn. ; persons indebted oo the (said estate ate
substantial citizens, transacted busi-
ness in town on Friday.
rs, the only woman on the jury,
i James J. Hasslett. All said they and moved into apartments in Mrs. | having claims to present the same without
The Garbrick sisters entertained
: : : : Orrie Holt’s house. the members of their Sund hool i i
eived several threatening letters,| Will Kennedy, wife and daughters f§ OF ‘thoi ay school | Registered Architect HN C. HOFFER, Adm.,
i Mrs. Mars asked police protec- | spent Senne days, last RN . Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reish moved | class on Friday evening, with a Hal- gl ® lor to 59 Philipsburg, Pa.
1 for her home when she found 2 | among friends at Scottdale. from Mrs. Iddings’ home into part of | low-een party. 74-23-4m BELLEFONTE, PA | GEC, oo ZEIcLER Atty., 74-39-68
the Clara Leathers house, now own- Mrs. J. Weaver has returned to
igh sketch of a bomb on one of
letters she reecived.
“he coal and iron policemen in-
ved in the trial were Walter Lys-
, at one time stationed in Belle-
te, Harold Watts and Frank Slap-
s, employees of the Pittsburgh
il company. They were alleged
have beaten Borkowski so severe-
as to cause his death. Acquitted
murder charges in connection
h the case, they now face charges
involuntary manslaughter.
mb tS — Horses: Sol up's $165 and COWS | Community house, Tuesday evening, | Mrs. Jack Noll entertained the :
THER TOLD TO AID .. $140. : by the young ladies Sunday school | 1,oyal Workers and the Sunday - The World’s Premier Gas -
HIS STUDIOUS SON | Miss Rebecca Hartswick enter- | class, was a _very delightful affair. |school class, of which she is teach-
\ father is obliged to support his
, even though he is past thelegal
ool age, so long as the son insists
being educated still further, the
serior Court ruled in Philadelphia,
Wednesday.
Che decision was in the form of a
usal to revoke an order of
ige Schaeffer, of Berks county,
iging Harry Gillmor, of Reading,
continue paying $5 a week toward
. support of his son, Earl, now 17.
yillmor was divorced
m grammar school into the Read-
+ High school.
When Gillmor, a gas company em-
$52 a week, became
arrears on the boy's support or-
. last year, he went into court
zing for a revocation of the order
the ground that the boy was past
. legal school age and should be
ning his own living.
rudge Schaeffer, after two hear-
yee earning
from his wife |
During a recent storm a portion
of the roof of the C. M. Dale home,
on the Branch, was blown off.
Don’t fail to go out and vote next
Tuesday, and don’t forget Philip
Johnston, for district attorney.
Dr. E. L. Nixon and wife enter-
tained a large Hallow-een party at
their farm home, near town, on Mon-
day.
The Col. Theodore Davis Boal sale,
last Thursday, was well attended.
tained her High school classmates
at a Hallow-een party on Saturday
evening.
J. G. Miller
A. L. Burwell
Berks county,
friends.
Tomorrow (Saturday) at two
o'clock, Mrs. Mary Borest will sell
at public sale a full line of house-
hold furniture.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hess Tate
motored over from Lewistown and
and wife and Mrs.
motored to Barto,
last week, to visit
| tored down from Altoona and spent
| Sunday with friends.
A family reception was given Hen-
‘ry S. Elder and bride, on Sunday,
{at the home of his parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. J. Edward Elder.
| George Elder and family moved
i to Cumberland, Md. last week,
| where Mr. Elder has embarked in
| the gas and oil business.
W. H. Ghaner and wife motored
ed by Charles Houtz.
Mrs. Annie Underwood Way, who
had been visiting for several weeks
with friends and relatives here, re-
turned to her home at Grampian,
last Wednesday.
J. E. Hall spent part of last week
on a motor trip viewing the fall
scenery and calling on friends out
through Clearfield county and the
western part of the State.
The Hallow-een party givenin the
Mrs. Sue McEwen took 1st prize for
her costume and Jack Wetzler 2nd
prize.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rumberger, of
DuBois, spent part of last week
with relatives and friends here, and
also in Bellefonte and up Buffalo
Run valley, bringing to memory
scenes of Mr. Rumberger’s boyhood
days spent in that locality.
Visitors, on Sunday, at the home
of William Bauder were his sons,
George, of Juniata; Clarence, of Wil-
Finch, of Bellefonte.
Mrs. Pauline Peters, of State Col-
lege, is visiting relatives and friends
here, having spent the first part of
her vacation with Mrs. F. A. Hol-
derman of Huntingdon. Her sister,
Miss Grace Smith, has charge of her
work in the Charles Foster home
during her absence.
Ruth Root and some friends, of
| Bellwood, stopped here, on Sunday
her home in Hublersburg, after hav-
ing visited for a few days with the
Glenn Weaver family.
Mrs. Grace Bilger and Mrs. Mar-
tha Noll were guests at a masquer-
ade party, at Irvin Tates, in Cole-
ville, on Tuesday evening.
Christ Keen and wife, of Ohio,
visited at Ed Mulfingers over the
week-end, and the crowd drove to
Allentown to visit the Clayton Reish
family, on Sunday.
er, with a masquerade party, on
Thursday evening.
The young ladies bridge club of
Pleasant Gap had a dinner and
bridge party at the Country club, at
Hecla, on Monday evening. The
club consists of the following: Mrs.
Ray Noll, Miss Jean Noll, Mrs. Vera
Hile Adams, Mrs. Henrietta Zong,
Miss Bertha Rimmey, Miss Pearl
Garbrick, Miss Margaret Swartz,
and Miss Helen Noll.
eee.
Friday.
P. G. Murray is driving
Buick sedan, which he
purchased.
Mrs. Michael Witherite is nursing
a sore foot, the result of a cut with
an axe while splitting kindling.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McLaughlin
motored up to Warriorsmark and
a new
recently
spent Sunday with the James Fisher
.s. ordered the father to continue ; afternoon, just long enough to get | family.
Yao “ n over from Scotia, last week, to 5 i 3
ong oye i thou S18 £0, SOU wl" mi 0 SO, MR th | A re Sn trons
rond the ag ine | ire and do some shopping. wi e ° Nittany, were Sunday afternoon
ely endeavoring to get an educa-
a in the public schools.”
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GHWAY HEADS FLAYED
BY JUDGE A. R. CHASE
vertain high officials in the State
shway Department are playing
itics in Clearfield county, as well
elsewhere in the State declared
ige A. Roy Chase, of Clearfield,
addressing the eighteenth annual
vention of the Clearfield county
ad Supervisors’ and Auditors’ As-
iation. :
Chey are using the power of their
ce for personal gain, charged the
ist, and he cited instances 1n
.arfield county brought to his at-
tion which he stated he had veri-
1
“These conditions in the Highway
partment today would justify 12
n sitting as a jury in convicting
.m for not fulfilling their duty to
citizens of the State,” Judge
ase said. “The Highway Depéart-
nt is now in a position where it
st deny these charges, hurled at
from all sections, Or stand con-
ted.”
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___Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wwiddow-
\ have sent out invitations to ap-
jximately half a hundred friends
a dinner at the Nittany Country
b, Monday evening, November
rth, in celebration of their tenth
dding anniversary and the first
iniversary of the birth of their
1 Kenneth.
eae
____ With favorale weather the At-
“Paving company will pour the
t concrete on the stretch of State
| If the finder of a purse containing
| a pen, bunch of keys and money will
| leave the same at the Pine Grove
| postoffice he will be rewarded.
| Jacob M. Kepler, of New York,
{and Mrs. Mary Coombs, of Phila-
' delphia, spent Sunday with their
parents, Hon. and Mrs. J. Will Kep-
ler.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Auman came
up from Three Springs, Md., on
Sunday, to see 'Squire E. H. Auman,
wh had been ill but is now improv-
ed.
Special preaching services will be
held in the Methodist church here at
7:30 o'clock on Sunday evening.
Special music. The public is invited
and welcome.
Dr. E. L. Nixon, of State College,
took over the entire potato crop of
Mrs. A. C. Kepler, as it stood in the
field, and with it and hisown rais-
ed and shipped a carload to Pitts-
burgh every day last week. It takes
about 750 bushels to fill a car and
it will take another week to get rid
of both crops, not counting the
hundreds of bushels which will be
“stored for certified seed next spring.
The Fleetfoot hunting club were
royally entertained, on Saturday ev-
ening in their 30th annual banquet,
at the S. A. Homan home, at the
Everglades. The club has members
in Altoona, Boalsburg, State College |&
and vicinity. It was originally or-
ganized in 1899 and reorganized in
1912. One new recruit was taken in
at Saturday evening’s meeting, mak-
ing a total of 28 members. F. O.
Homan was in charge of the meeting
held after the banquet. N. E. Hess,
treasurer, reported = balance on
hand of $85.35 It was voted to lay
an assessment of a dollar a member
| masquerade
tinued their journey on to Renovo to
call on their relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Noeker and her mother, Aunt
Mary Hall, who they found in quite
good health although up in the 90s.
HOWARD.
Mrs. McKibbon, of Williamsport,
was a week-end visitor at the home
of Mr. Reber.
The P. O. of A. members held a
party and supper for
members and friends Monday even-
ing.
Rev. P. N. Osborne, of Rockview,
will preach at the Presbyterian serv-
ices in the Reformed church here
Sunday evening, November 3rd.
Miss Hazel Helby gave a masquer-
ade party and dance, Monday even-
ing, for the High school students
and teachers, at Mayer's garage.
Saturday evening Russel Mann
and Fred Strawcutter had an au-
tomobile wreck, their cars meeting
headon. Aside from being scratched
and bruised mo one was seriously
hurt, but the cars were badly dam-
aged.
Lewisburg High football team
came to Howard, Saturday, expect-
ing a picnic at the expense of How-
ard High, but the local boys, proud
of their undefeated record, won the
ame 29 to 0. They held Lewisburg
to two first downs and never gave
them an opportunity to score. They
were more Sociable after the game
and treated the visitors to a chicken
and waffle supper at the Methodist
church.
JACKSONVILLE.
Mrs. Ephriam Lucas and daughter
callers at the Mrs. Catherine Fish-
er home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reese have
moved from one side of their double
house into the other, which has
been entirely remodeled and im-
proved in every way.
Margaret Davidson, second daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Davidson,
was out of school all of last week
with a sore throat, but at this time
is very much improved.
The taking off of the passenger
train on the Snow Shoe branch
makes it very inconvenient for
those who used it frequently in
traveling back and forth along the
line.
ALL NEW CURRENCY
PROMISED BY JANUARY.
All new money by New Year's Day
was promised today by the treasury
department.
Although two months behind, un-
til recently, in their program of re-
placing the large size currency with
paper one third smaller, printing
presses have been speeded up and the
money factory overlooking the Po-
tomac is grinding out dollars by the
billions.
When the process of replacement is
completed nearly five billion dollars
in new paper money will be in the
treasury, the reserve banks andin
circulation.
Within thirty days it was expect-
ed there would be a partial supply
of National Bank notes in the hands
of all issuing institutions or ready
for shipment, to supply the public
demand. ’
«a between Tyrone and Warriors- for two years. Frank O. Homan Genevieve spent Sunday evening at
7k next week, and by Thanksgiv- was elected president; Ben Lone. | the Mervin Hoy home. SLEEP ALL NIGHT NOW
: dy the road will be thrown open berger, vice president; N. E. Hess, {© Mrs. Mary Deitz returned home, | ———
traffic. treasurer and F. B. Homan, secre-|on Saturday, after caring for Mrs. A. C. Smith, 41 W. Broad, Bethle-
Si oa tary. George Rodgers and son. hem, Pa., says, “I will tell or write
___r. Nelson P. Beaver, super-
endtent of the public schools of
ck Haven, died in Geisinger hos-
al, Danville, on Wednesday, 2s ; : bladder as epsom salts do on bow- : ae]
pent some time in town last week. Quite a few children are on the : : : TTT oT
» result of a stroke o pargigee Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hosterman | Sick list with bad colds. Kathryn gly. Drives out foreign demos and
fered last Thursday. He \ were over Sunday visitors with their and Claude Fisher were both SICK |jjoues the irritation ey . o o
ws at parents to Cents wi me cn Same Hl Your Vote will Help Elect Hm
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
i o. w. Friday, to attend Dr. Bilile's lecture | 3095 Joseph Jr., George and John, of | jy at C. M. Parrish’s. 74-4
LM a te College: 1. im the Lutheran church. State College, spent the week-end y 118 k Hi N ]
ELM W Lise, atv Wo Reick, JI Bees We es ml Me, pnd : Loo or HIS Name on our d ot
. W. » , si °® Mrs. Heverly and Mrs. Harvey rs. Harry Hoy, returning home NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ux, tract in State College;
David Dixon to Ellen Dixon, tract
Rush Twp.; $1.
Sine Hall Cemetery Association
Catherine Kemmerer, tract in
rguson Twp.; $50.
J. E. Dunlap, sheriff, to Rudolph
Thompson, tract in Boggs Twp.;
3.35.
3. BE. Dunlap, sheriff, to Charles
Cook, tract in Bellefonte; $400.
3. E. Dunlap, sheriff, to Samuel
Gettig, tract in Milesburg; $1100. result of a fall . MARRIAGE LICENSES tastaniontary Daving been granted and intelligent. :
Jrlanda W. Houtz, et ux, to C. W. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Stuart and | George C. Shore, of Lewistown, Clarence E. McCorm.ck, late of the bor- mm = Help him
sek, et ux, tract in State College;
‘ohn §. Flack, et ux, to William Mothersbaugh of Altoona, were | John Delige and Frances Coleman J ee Da
Musser, tract in Penn Twp.; $2,- weekend Visio Seve both of Philipsburg. [hone vi EO Go out to the Polls and Vote and when
r. an rs. n Stover, of| ®marl K. D WALTER T. McCORMICK, Adm. ’
§. MeClellan Davis, et ux, to Cyn- Yeagertown, attended communion Hot, or lapey and Plizahewy A. | 74-41-6t Bellefonte, Pa. you do don’t forget to put that X
a G. Dean, tract in Walker TwWp.;
500. Sunday, and for the remainder of Armstrong vs. . Winfred B. Arm- Co
zdmund Waring, et ux, to Aman- the day were guests of friends. Price: Yorn ‘of Moises. Pleas strong. Tn he Court “ot omits wher for Burgess.
Stonebraker, et bar, tract in Half Clarence Weaver and family mov- | ov mp CHURCHES ON SUNDAY. | %¢f Term, 1929 Libel in " Divorce, Fo
on Twp.; $140.
BOALSBURG
William G. Fisher, of Sunbury,
{ Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Williams and
son, of Houserville, were in town,
Schaeffer, of Bellefonte, were visitors
at the home of Mrs. James Irwin,
recently. o
Mrs. Nannie Coxzey is spending
some time in Altoona, in charge of
the Roy Coxey home, while Mrs.
Coxey is recovering from a recent
auto accident.
Mrs. W: H. Stover is able to walk
about the house on crutches, after
being confined to bed for a week,
suffering injuries to her foot as the
daughter Elizabeth, and Geo. Stuart
Jr., of Crafton, and Miss Amanda
services in the Reformed church, on
ed from Main street to the C. M.
The kitchen shower for Mr. and
Mrs. Milford Heaton was well at-
tended, the couple receiving many
nice and useful gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neff and
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ephriam Lucas and son Vin-
cent, Mrs. Merrill Walker and two
daughters and Mrs. Hogan Long and
son George returned home, on Fri-
day, after spending a week in Phila-
delphia with Mrs. Lucas’ daughter,
Mrs. Walter Winslow. Mrs. Walker
and children stayed with her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, over Sun-
ay.
reel eee.
and Clara Belle Husted, of West
Decatur.
Herbert W. George and Alice
how I was relieved of getting up
nights with Lithiated Buchu (Kel-
get up re- |
ler Formula). Now I
freshed and feeling fine.” It actson
each at all drug stores. Keller Labor-
atory, Mechanicsburg, Ohio, or local-
OTICE.—Our attention has been call-
ed to the fact that there are still
outstanding considerable unpaid
taxes, both county and borough. It is
imperative that these taxes be paid mo
later than December 1, 1929. Mr. D. A.
Barlett has been authorized to collect the
same.
B. P. COSTELLO, Inspector
Philadelphia, Pa. American Surety Co.
October 29, 1929. of Ne Yrs
: 74-43-2t
MINISTRATOR'S TOTO et Letters
ough of State College, Centre county, Pa.,
deceased, all persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are directed to
OTICE IN DIVORCE.— Carrie E.
Winfred B. Armstrong, Respondent:
Filling Station
ontri. | spent Sunday with friends here and | liamsport; Forrest. a student at
2090: es bi iA ‘that | at State College. Sate Gollsge, ad bis Jeuguier, and WINGATE
e. Mr. Gillmor since has remar-; C. M. Fry and wife and Mrs. Es- | famiy, r. and Mrs. Clayton Upde-| nr.5 praple Lucas, of Snow Shoe,
i and the boy has been graduated ther Ritchie and daughter Jean mo- graff, of Williamsport, and Florence | ..i.q friends in this section last ON THE HECLA DRIVE
moco gas
Sold ONLY at the
Sunflower
“ Motor the Amoco Way”
MOTOR OILS 100% PURE
Give a Bellefonte Boy a Chance
to Serve His Home Town
Listen! Harold is progressive, young, active
after the name of Harold D.
Vote! Vote! Vote!
FOR
Harold D. Cowher
FOR
BURGESS
Next Tuesday
He is a friend of the people.
and he will help you.
Dale house, on the hill, recently va- | gy. JOHN'S LUTHE WHEREAS, Carrie E. Armstrong, y
" ’ ’ 9 » iy , yur .
jamss % Riss: to J. i cated by Harold Fisher and family, ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH. wife, has filled a libel in the Court of 2 URGESS
n, trae ny Gi Said by Humid Fisher and fall, | o.50 a. 1. Bible, seipol Soman, Picas &t Centre coutey, braving bie 0 op)
john H, Corman to Jerry R. Cor- er home. 10:45 A. M., Morning Service; | notified and requested to ‘appear in. the Harold D. Cowh
n, tract in Penn Twp.; $2400. Mrs. David Bolin «The Narrow Door.” | Roe A ED on easy of aro . Lowner
ames Harpster, et ux, to Dora oY returned, Thurs-| "7:30 BM. Evening Service; Ser. November, 199, to answer the complaint
arp i, y ; day, after spending several months | "upon Tate g 4 - of said Carrie E. Armstrong, and in de- :
aner, tract in Patton Twp.; $1. in Akron, Ohio. Mrs. Bohn is very : ember Lot's Wife. | fault of such appearance you will be
srederick D. Struble, et ux, to much improved in health but expects Clarence E. Arnold, Pastor spsence. = © Coo. Eo 20 yom Political Advertisement
rest L. Struble, tract in State to return to Akron in a few weeks | HARRY E. DUNLAP,
lege; $1. for further treatment. —Subscribe for the Watchman. jo 12th, 1929, Sheriff of Centre County