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PENNSYLVANIA WARNS
MOTOR TRUCK OWNERS
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Mo-
tor Vehicles has issued a nation-
wide warning that the State is
strictly enforcing the law concern-
ing the maximum length, weight
and height of motor vehicles and
combinations of vehicles operating
on Pennsylvania highways.
The State law sets maximum
length of single motor vehicles at
33 feet and of combinations coupled
together at 70 feet.
Particular attention will be paid,
the bureau said, to long-swaying
motor trains used to transport au-
tomobiles from manufacturers to
dealers.”
State highway patrolmen will be
stationed at all important bridges
and highways leading into the State
and motor vehicles will be
halted and measured.
During the war an officer was
shocked to find that one of his
soldiers was hiding in a shell hole.
“Here,” he said, “you come out of
that!”
The fear of the enemy's bullets
overcame the man's discipline. “You
may be my superior officer, but all
the same I found this hole first.”
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“Hello, Tom, got a job yet?”
“Yes, I'm selling furniture now.”
“Selling much?”
“Only my own so far.”
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ALTOONA BOOSTER
MERCHANTS SAY:
Shop In Your Home Stores
First. Come To Altoona
Booster Stores For The
Needs Your Home Stores
Cannot Supply!
Altoona
Booster
Stores’
Prices Are
Low!
A shopping tour through Al-
toona Booster Stores will reveal
the information that desirable,
seasonable merchandise is being
offered right now at exception-
ally low prices!
In fact merchants, who have
been in business for years, say
that they are selling goods now
at prices that compare favor-
ably with those in effect before
1913—the year that seems to
be the basis for present day
price comparisons!
Now Is
The Time
To Buy
These low prices cannot last for
all time. Basic prices are even
now showing a tendency to ad-
vance, which means that manu-
facturers and producers must
get more for their products in
the near future.
This means that every family
should buy as liberally as possi-
ble and provide for fall and
winter home and personal needs
right now, while prices are so
low, and assortments of mer-
chandise are so satisfactory!
You will find that your dollars
will buy more in ALTOONA
BOOSTER STORES than any-
where you can invest them-—
and you will also receive one-
hundred percent satisfaction
with every purchase!
Don’t Forget
That
Every Wedn’sdy
Is
SUBURBAN
DAY
In Altoona
Boc ster Stores
GOOD ROADS
Lead To The Stores
Of Members of The
Altoona
Booster Association
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! Judyge—J Guiszewite 72
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
WINS IN CLOSE CONTEST Todgeed Bush Y
(Continued from page 1, Col. 5.)
Republican
Sherman Confer 28 .W Thompson
Sup—Toner A Mann 37 .A R Boone
O P—Ed M Confer 39 Ed M Confer
Jacob Welsh 35 ..Wm_ Brungart
Aud—Frank Nyman 23 ..H H Herr
Con—J Nyman Sr 29 ..Chas Heverly
FERGUSON, N. P.
Judge—John Corl 54... John Corl
Ins—Fred Markle 57 Bruce Dreibelbis
S D—H S Elder 44 J Fred Rossman
Bertha Albright 4 .C H Homan
Sup—W W Albright 41... E V Kocher
O P—R H Hunter 58..J H Gilliland
Robert Goheen 43 .Luther Peters
Aud—E C Musser 56... J H Keller
Con— H M Walker 49 .Robert Koch
FERGUSON, E. P.
Judge—J H Bailey 94 .W A Collins
Ins—Mary Glenn och
S D-H S Elder 78 J
Bertha Albright 42 .C H
Sup—W W Albright 76 E V
OP H Hunter 81..J H Gilliland
Robert Goheen 75 .Luther Peters
Aud—E C Musser 69... J H Keller
Con—H N Walker 79 ..Robert Koch
FERGUSON W, P.
Judge—J M Ward 42 Chas Campbell
Ins—Ruth Frank 47... GM Fr
S D-H S Elder #4 J
Bertha Albright 26 ..
Sup—W W Albright 57
O P—-R H Hunter 41 ..J H Gilliland
Robert Goheen 47 _Luther Peters
Aud—E C Musser 47... J H Keller
Con—H M Walker 40 ..Robert Koch
FERGUSON, N W, P,
{ Judge—Gilbert Barto 23 R Harpster
Ins—Elberta Gates 28 Isaac Harpster
S D—H S Elder 19 J Fred Rossman
Bertha Albright 24..C H Homan
Sup—W W Albright 26 E V Kocher
O P—R H Hunter 25 .J H Gilliland
C H
EV
Robert Goheen 22 Luther ers
Aud—E C Musser 24... J H Keller
Con—H M Walker 25 ...Robert Koch
GREGG, N, P.
Judge—R P Camplell 17 A C Duck
Ins—Muabel White 22 Alfred C Mark
S D-H E Hennigh 23 H 8 Limbert
R P Campbell 20... W N Ilgen
J C Robinson 20... Paul Spayd
Sup—H E Bickle 29... A C Sheesley
O P—J Albright 21 John L Graden
Samuel F Musser 256 R W Lingle
Aud—C A Lon Guy Corman
Con—Jacob P Shearer 33 W F Smith
GREGG, E. P.
Judge—W F Musser 53 ..J I Lingle
Ins—Alfred Crader 44 .N S Hackman
S D-H E Hennigh 49 H S Limbert
R P Campbell 33... N W Ilgen
J C Robinson 41 .... Paul Spayd
Sup—H E Bickle 52 .....A C Sheesley
O P-—J Albright 35 ..John L Craden
Samuel! F Musser 45 R W Lingle
Aud—C A Long 45 ....Guy Corman 89 S D—Ben Meek 182 ..Willlam Wood 13 /are spending several weeks visi bi
Con—Jacob F Shearer 45 Ww E Smith 9% William Wood 57 Carl Hamilton 45 their sister, Mrs. McCormick, at Hub- daughter, of Scranton, and Mrs. Ada NEW ADVERTIS
GREGG, W. P. sup a al Hobba 52 red Meck 43 |leTSOUTE. : ‘Koch, of Pine Grove Mills. : RTISEMENTS
Judge—B F Kennelly 100 C Auman 168 "Vpr,_pavid Vaughn 165 C. M. Powley and family motored to, Hallowe'en passed off somewhat ~~ RINE: SE
Ins—D W Sweetw 92 C B Stover 168 dul : 33 3ra XECUTOR'S NOTICE.—
nh Thee or HS Limbo 141 (© Po PW Corma ni vai J hlumch " | Balitors, Md., where they visited Mr. quietly; very little mischief was E signed executor of the late od
R P Campbell 98... W N Tigen 124 | yuq—E Tormey 103 .. Harry Rennick 135 wigy s sister and family over the done and not any damage to prop- testament of Edward J. Cunning-
Sure Dobluson 20%... Paul Spavd = Cond J Jones % Robert Woomer 6 | ee poh Riv no ‘erty to the knowledge of the writer. re unpy phurough of Bellefonte,
SL Re ent | ro—Edward Faus | Jaco . Kepler of Philadel ere : , deceased,
OF arsy hibrat 8), 1 Gruden 18 RUSH, Bb. | spent the weck-emi viting his DAIS: | were aot a8 many masqueraders As Lands ‘he. sxate bf san "eicient io
Aud—C A Long 93... Guy Corman 172 Judger-R Westwood, 19..Jon Beigel J | tal home, Hon. J. W. Kepler's, on West | ygyal. Quite a number called at present same, properly authenticated, for
Con—J F Shearer i02"..W E Smith 168 InsMannel, Siri, 91--yifl, SPigocd 15 | Main street. | the home of the writer and all were indebted therein shotng “ing = themselves
HAINES, E. P. 8 en Mood i. Carl Hamilton 25| Miss Eva J. Smith, of India, will | ay? ereto should make immediate
Judge—J R Smith 59... H O Feidler 89 sl _ | : ’ ’ very well gotten up, but we wish to payment of such indebtedness, .
Ins-~C E Boob 64... Geo Bechtol 84 Sup Bd yr] Hobba 13 ocd Meek os Jeliver an Sddress & the Presbyter- | make special mention of two per- 76-42-6t CUNNINGHAM, Executor,
S D—H E Hosterman 25 H J Stover 105 | yal} on Sunday morning, | dressed i hit. Bellefonte, Pa.
Claude W Hinds 23 Geo C Stover 127 lo Zio Davd vaughn 3} E Johnson 19 No ber 8th. | Sons wie bib hu th no 8
Sup—W J Smith 88... W H Harter 59 | iq “3 , | their costumes bearing the names :
SU 3 Ran 357.0 5 Maman 71 | yaa ghimer johnson 3%. Wm, Reese 21 | spent the middie of the week wai the States in our country. They were J} Signed" oxocutor of the. last: wil esd
auto Hostermuh, 6 J wiogterman 7 Cony § James 23... Robert Woomer 20 ing Telatives in the valley, returning | man and woman (colored.) hey of Jestament of Mary B. Valentine, late
Con—Owen O Smith 45 .W G Wolfe 103 | To—Rdwar aus ome ursday. had called at many places and out 8 rough of Bellefonte, Centre
HAINES, W. P. | sudge—c Jonhoama': Fo sonnson §1|pMF- and Mrs. J. R. Lee of Centre lof the many only at one house noiines onus hematin
Judge—C_W Cummings 136 A Stover 137 JudB-C Ao urns 130 Saul Yausa 92 Hall, actompanied by Miss Ethel | visited were they fully known. indebted to the estate of said decedent
Ins—W R_Smith 114....E_O Musser 170 | "1" "Ban Meek 115. William Wood 16 Dale, were callers wi friends in to make immediate payment thereof and
3 DHE Dusteiman WHI Hover 1681” “william Wood 14. Carl Hamilton 39 town Wednesday. those having claims against the same to
a oe . Homan | prese ’ cated for
Sup—W J Smith 131 "WH Harter 164g!" Ear 3bba 1 fred Mock 9 win B Band son, John Jr., feng ie, DOJO. uuihertieated |
0 RT LL 0 ral 10 | PETE Dee Vaughn TiWm Reese 13 |nrief vigit te Tat ade a | THE PR ATL BANK,
AUSW Rupp 128 WT Winbleblech 157 | © PrP W Gorman TSH I Johneot 62|yest Main street. ile on [ames ©. Furst raionte. Pa. Exeutor
Con—Owen O Smith 107 W G Wolf 184 | wer Johjson $f. 20 : | i p Ly t
Aud—Eugene Tomey 141... H Rennick 78| Aunt Maria Reed, after spen i
HARRIS, E. P. | Con— 100. Robert W 60 | sevpral ting ing : .
| SulgeCting TBHIS, £ Pu stoves ai Con—1"J" umes 0. Robart comer se wee is ising relaives at | FE iin, nT hg TEE | UDITOR § NOTICE.—In the matter
Ing Rud Gren a A Hache Ross = | SNOW SHOE, E. P Cs her visit home de- De Ries RL nk Faker -
gar Hess 32... gar Hess N Ne . . e
'® “Bdward Tussey 20 ..Fern Dunkle 64 |judse—H MeCloakey fi5.W Mocker 3 Warren of Alexandria and STATE COLLEGE In the Orphans Court of Centre coun-
| Sup—Adam Smith 48 John W Hubler 23 |Ins—T C Witherite 230 T McCloskey $0... "sary Olds of latino. daily at 2:30. BE ty, Pennsylvania.
{0 P—M Goheen 85 ...H Hosterman 33 8 D-—Michael Boston 291 Wm Tarman 21 . ry Ss of the windy city were a nily at 1:30. vening open- The undersigned, an auditor, appoint
XY Goheen 35 ....H Hogtelman | Willum Tarmin 157 week-end visitors at the home of Mr. |ing time 6:00 p. m.) 6a by the aforenamed Court, to make
Aud—Samuel Ross #4 ..Samuel Ross 31] F McGowan 216... LeRoy Lucas 129 | and Mrs. George Porter. es | distribution of the balance shown by the
ARE Behe oR 8] Map Nan, 5 Sar” WEEN th | “tte nt George Wisin. ench came TIE
| Jua ATE, We E W Hess 1s | 5 2 he jug hpi 3 in with J os two FRIDAY — those legaily ee, 10, ang mote
Ins~Anna MN Dale ih Mrs Patterson as | © Erb “Puhalla 3 Puhalla 11 Bok Sea Later, 5 dean Harlow, Loretta Young in of his Pes: BO Cy Tuts
§ gar ess Edgar Hess | Cit—E R Krone 177 ” twenty-fi A
Edward Tussey 124 Fern Dunkle 100 | E A Shive 171 Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Martz, after | “PLATINUM BLONDE" 1931, Yt Ee any Doar, A his
Sup-—-Adum Smith” 107 .John Hubler 115 | Aud—A J Balash 290..C H Watson 65 visiting Centre county relatives and! office, in Crider's Exchange, Bellefonte
|0 P—M W Goheen 125 H Hosterman 124 Con—D M'Laughlin 812 D M'Laughlin 31 friends for several weeks, returned to SATURDAY Pa., when and where all parties inter
Te ing Dre B81 sutra OW SHOE, WF won 7) oH DOME in Toledo, Ohio. > drels Gar od Tosa KLINE WOODRING
oC - u rvis atson 14 .. atson | reta Gable in - 5. Auditor
SERRE Mtoe A FSA erie ved Sop rE Bou townman, Bed gengpet vas G0 won So
2 § oston 43... Wm Tarman . . i rs
Judge—Harry Ellenberger 89 ! William Tarman 46 Ha alley hunting club. It was OTICE is hereby given to all per
Ins—Darius A Waite 9 ..C F Lytle 21| F McGowan 22 ..LeRoy Lewis 64 his first annual business meeting. | sons interested that the following
SDs Sumer 8.1L Twins wl MC Melvwsp J (oF Weis Sw. W. Koller und iwo sons motor. | MONDAY AND TUBSDAY- tels, ‘set. SPAKE. to: Wilows. 1n Micerdaime
| Frank Gross 56... Howard Eves 37 Sup—G Witherite 48 .G A Witherite 10|¢d here from Pittsburgh on Saturday. | i i i with the provisions of the Fi
| Sun—B H Wa 87 0 P—D Chambers 63 ..D Chambers 15 W. W. shouldered his Winchester for | will Rogers, Greta Nissen, m | Act of 1917 have been one med Jielirles
| ee or 75. Orvis Peters | J J Puhalla 38... J J Puhalla 9 two days’ gunning on old Tussey. “ Ambassador Bill” | the Court and if no exceptions are filed
| And-D 7 Baio, Somes Bilder [| OROE The venerable John B. Goheen of re a will Pe 1 Pao of STE
i es utely.
Conan Gray 80 Sony unter 31 gui Baath Shai LR Bol friend Wilson Henry ai. Gravaville| WEDNESDAY BE By nr ya apie
Huds Fa 100 w hl atners BY edge B RING Ni SN Tressler 147 4) ind | HRproving Irom His Te-| Lionel ™ in | k at Ns i any, Je-
oe - | was set apart to his widow, Mrs
S D—H O Pletcher % ..Jerry Glenn 56 Ins—E Brown Jr 134 H “TH ELLO CKET” | Mar, : >
|” “Harry Confer 90 ...Harry Confer 40 |S D—E Summers 125 ng the lucky hunters who E ¥ wn Stgarel
Sup—Wm Courter 93 .George Confer 51 A C Jodon 82... . b: t home eee, the first Say | ie ETENDS. THE Inventory nd o> False
Sr I TE alr Bator C3 i Br ee rT Tn TT | THURSDAY Rg, Tul ue ol
HUSTON | (AF CE Iahler Nea eat . Fos 18 and Guy Kocher. : i Clive Brook, Kay Francis in | Viels Fn apart to his widow,
i — —— oO : .
Judge GL Fink 77 Aaron Weller 47) Au—TTeG BUS 5 SP Meponnei 128 | The curbstone committee has it | «TWENTY-FOUR HOURS” 3. LUTZ The inventory and appraise-
|S D—Ernest Moore 60 John F Wilson 88 J P—J H Oliger 112 .... John Mong 107 (that Frank Powell will be the ten- | we {ment of the personal property of Geo
|” "D Williams 31 .Phoebe Cronister 32 | SPRING, S. P ant farmer on the Fishburn | | 8. Lina, fate of Ferguson Township. do
gun Harvick 8% FE 8 pussy @ Duel a Hop vp (arm, Will Groye ls quitting on se: | jp ANY THEATRE [© fue = 70 © M0 OW
— eaton - ndrews Ins—Lee Smeltzer 15 . ulfinger 0) y iv
"J L Fink 45 'S D—E Summers 187 .___Roy Adams 184 | The Fred Tate sale last Wednesday | op: MCCORMICK. The inventory and ap-
gH She rpg th BO GE | TE PERL ana epent of te piel en
— a 1 artin - . { i . . . cK, ate ol er
LIBERTY, E. P. 0 Snyder Stover 191 Harry Ishler 56 $150, and the est “MY SIN” | Township, dece set apart to his
Judge—N J Spangler 109 .Ira Miller 113 Harry E Ishler 260 ..W F_Ross 154 $147. The sale totaled $3,776. Harp- | widow, Dorothy McCormick.
Ins—Mac Bowes 113... Mary Bitner 47 | Aua—Fred Silent 157 5 uu Leggo = ster and Smith were the criers. | 5. SWARTZ. The inventory and ap-
S D—L 8S Bolopue 169 ..N I Harter 47 Son hr X% onl 8 71 J or one 218 | Hallowe'en was observed by Miss SATURDAY— | praisement of the personal property of
Noriis I Harter 101 ..R Gardner 103 fo BER 4 fr 0 8 | Florence Porter's Sunday School class | " | es Elmer Swartz, late of Miles
SE Ye EE Ber mun ns Ti me Bore homo an Main suet A| PRATINOM BLONDE" | Sg ISD Ti weet oh
— - {Ju i e .
Robt C Bathurst 84 ..Wm Coder 29 Ins Willard Emenhizer 85..0 Davis 51 | Gypsy band of noise makers fu ished, | 6. TWITMIRE. The inventory and ap-
Aud—S 8 Williams 143 ..R Spangler 788 D Edgar Summers 72..Roy Adams 63 the music. Luncheon was served. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY— | praisement of the personal property of
Con—Harmon Bowes 100 .Wm Coder 123 A Jod A C Jodon 36! 5 7g Musser, inspector for the In- | | Wilbur T. Twitmire, late of Bellefonte
|J P Norris Harter 123 Norris Harter 18 Sup—W H Trosaler 12 diana Coal Company, made a brief | Ruth Chatteron in | Borough, d was set apart to his
i LIBERTY, W. P. i arry er 10) ocit to his bi ’ | widow, Margaret A. Twitmire.
1 Harry i rother, Elmer C. Mus- E LAD
J iY BF uy 14 | Aua—Frea Billet 99 al La 3 ser, Friday, who is nursing a aos | NCEA yr lant 4S TEY A ROSSMAN, Register:
SDL S Bolopue 15 ..N I Harter 10 Con—J W Garis 64.7 J McDonnell 63 bunkle on his left knee but who is
ls Noiris 1 Flatter 13. R Gardner IJ P—J H Oliger a John Mong 41 now on the mend. | THURSDAY — | ou ”
| Sup—Lloy: m ...Nicholas Lucas | T R Last ! RT PROCLAMATION.—WHERE-
| Ee es thos’ Mares 18 | Judgo—S B Conch oh r..F W. Gow 3 |clast Wednesday evening Charles “THE YELLOW TICKET” IC AS the Honorable M. Ward Flew.
| Robt C Bathurst 8 William Coder Ins—Albert Newman 58.Miles Hoover 16 | veral tleme ’ y | | ing, President Judge of the Coury.
| Aud—S S Williams 19.. R Spangler 8 S D—D McMonigal 52.°W A Walker 25| Several gen n. while | | of Common Pleas of the 49th Judicial Dis-
' Con—Herman Bowes 7... Wm Coder
| MARION
| Judge—W D Beightol 74 .N Yearick
| Ins—Robt Conway 57 Winfield Deitz
18 D-Roy OFle! B.... W C Harter
J 8 Condo 62... W N Weaver
Sup—J H Glossner 85... H I Hoy
O P—J A Bartley 8 ..W C Harter
James Vonada 52
Aud—Milford Oyler 82 .. Mervin Ho
{Con—T R Dixon 54 .....C N Yearic
[J P—C A Dolan 71... C A Dolan
| MILES, E. P.
{ Judge—J IL Brungart 22 ..H Minni
| Ins—J C Styers A 8 Winkleblec
|S D—W 8S Bilerly 19 Wm D Brungart
| H A Meyer
Sup—John H Day 10 W W Hockman
O P—8 Hackenberg 13 .H K Smull
| HE Smull 18...... J N Boyer
| Aud—Robert Ziegler 19 Robt Ziegler
| Con—Chas I Wert 21 Stanley Ziegler
MILES, M. P.
.W Brungart
Ins—S. T. Miller 56... .Rob't Tirungart
| 8.D.—W.8.Blerly 94. Wm. D Brungart
| Sup—John H Da 56..W W Hackman
!O0 P—Shem Hackenberg 81.H Smull
|! H K Smull 54 Royer
N
Aud—Robert Zeigler 67..R N Zeigler.
Con—Charles I Wert 67... 8 Zeigler
| MILES W P.
| Judge—D C Rachau 43.H L Grenoble
| Ins—W W Benner 37...Clyde Duck
8S D—W S Bierly 27... W D Brungart
| H A Moyer
| Sup—John H Day 14..W W Hockman
O P—8 Hackenberg 20...H K Smull
H K Smull ..J N Royer
| Aud—Robert Zeigler 31..R N Zeigler
| Con—Chas I Wert 73..Stanley Zeigler
Democrat |
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NRREEBRST
| Republican
| Ins—E C
. Thomas Huey
PENN
H R Treaster 49... W Braucht
S les M 31
| Ins—~J Malone 60...
H E Sissi
{O P Joe M Lynn 4...
| C L Eyster 66... A
{Aud—J D Marks 65
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C C Hosterman 198 |
8S D C F Musser 92.G W Frankb'gr 209
i Samuel Rearick 61..Wm Krader 175
| Sup—Allen Wingard 58..J Winkleb’h 201
| Smith 73. Zerby 178 |
Bower 191 |
Oo Hesteriuahi 182
PINE GROVE MILLS
:
Assessor J. Cal
et proc Be! lapse
, a re
' week, but is now recovering and
to be about.
| Frank Martin suffered a stroke
BBE 8 SAL
| what better.
i M. C.
toona
registered at Daugherty
| Sunday noon.
1Li551000 O01 Maonaay.
guests over the week-end Mrs.
Hugh C. Dale transacted business at
Monday
Gates is making full |
abt Sunday in Lock Haven, at the home
paralysis, but at this writing is some-| Saturday the home of the late
Daugherty and wife of Al-
Inn
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Harris mo-| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tomlinson
toitd wy coun.y capital on a business were in Bellefonte, Tuesday and
A.o. R. I. reuulngton has as her|
Julia | Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Duncan, of
AARONSBURG. | WINGATE.
Mrs. Charles Wolfe spent last Mrs. James Snyder returned home,
| week at the home of her son, Ar- last week, from a several day's visit
thur Cummings, near Rebersburg. wth her sister, Mrs. Henrietta Rob-
| Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Mingle spent €rtson.
The young people of this section:
could not allow Hallowe'en to pass
! without committing property dep-
redations.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Green and
two children, of DuBois, and Mrs.
Clarence Yeager, of Tyrone, visited
relatives here on Monday.
Mrs. and Mrs. H. B. Witherita
and daughter Ruth and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Lobb, of Osceola Mille,
motored over the mountains and
‘of Mrs. Mingle's sister, Mr. and Mrs.
of Albert Stambach.
| Mrs. Anna M. Stover was sold at
| Putte sale to Charles A. Smith, for
| the sum of $1625.00.
| Wednesday of last week, combining
business and pleasure.
...E Winkleblech 166 Wiliams of Jonnsto'v. {
Winklebiech 43 Ware, Bailey, of Mill Hall, spent Overbrook, were recent guests at spent Monday evening at the Mrs.
a { ear of the ! ome . me.
Con- BB Yotuda $1... W 1H Musser 26 the ly part of week with his the hi of Mr. and Mrs. John Irwin ho
: or aw Prof. 220 Noli wife of Lr 5
ER, N. P. | . Noll an e Snow Miss Janet Irey came up from
40. Earl Lutz 109 | Shoe visited the J. D. Neidigh family panyille and spent the week-end REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ay late end of the Week ha. was in | With her grand-mother, Mrs. A. J. Mary P. Eves, to David W. Eves,
town Frida (Irey, and her uncle and aunt, Mr. et al, nr SH.
spl tL REE EER. TE Dy erm
| rney 42... ames Runkle | . H. Lone , e ugh-| Mr. and Mrs. George E. Stover T H. H
[A as Sir C Tar 1 ar Rae El no |8 WiiF ud a9 guests, Sunday, Mm. Stov-|Eauily, tract In’ State College; $1
ite SEES FG von gy CoA, Sth aid wile spent the | Beer nee dmghter, Mint Bona; * henry W. Taylor, et ux, to WA
Inde, A Sher, 79 Hoover Net & | visiting Mrs. Strouse's sister. |of Potts Grove, and Mr. Heck, of jon H. Witmeyer, tract in Spring
| CB Hackett 97.4 W Delaney @| Prof Norman Dale and Tunis spon | Danelle. Bea Twp.; $4,000.
| Sup—G ooney - radfo e end 0 h | ar, ver, of Altoo i
O PM N Miller 61 .C E Wagner % | John S. Dale at State College. [Wit oad won oo the Lome of Lot | op mes Houser to Carrie L. Hous.
J B Arney ames Runkle Paul Goss, of Northumberland, uncle, A. S. Sto er, tract in Gregg Twp.; $2,000.
Aud—J C Brooks 89... H F Musser 67 e, ver, accompanied
Con—H A McClellan 6... P C Frank ss Pent Sunday with home folks, re- per brother-in-law and sister, Mr J. W. Henszey, et ux, to Harry
Judge—A W Halderman 89 'W Runkle 62 o Mr Sng i 15, Sita PM. orland Mrs. Shem Aurand, to their MOrrell, tract in State College; $700.
udge— erman unkle : : | W. H. Stroheck
Judge AN John Fortney 71 State College were callers at the home home in Milroy. er, et ux, to Phi
S$ D—G W Sharer 2B W Ripka 47! 0f W. C. Daugherty on Main street. | Charles Harter, who has been ill Xappa Nu fraternity, tract in State
C B Hackett 35....J W Delaney 62 Mrs. Laura Krebs, after spending | f han : _ College; $1.
Su M Cooney 85....C Bradford 47a week visiting relati in Al |for more than a week, is still con
9-51 N Miller 35. C E Wagner 89 | and Indians. returned nome Sinn fined to bed and not improving as Phi Kappa Nu fraternity to Phi
ML2'T Arney 21... James Runkle 5" Mr. and Mrs. John Harris of Julian F@Pidly as his family and friends Kappa Nu Alumni Association, tract
Aud—J C Brosks 40_...H F Musser 37 spent Sunday visiting their son, W. H. Would wish. However, we trust be in State College; $1.
RUSH, N. P. | Harris, and family on East Main street. may soon fully recover. First National bank of State Col-
Judge—D Raybold 157... D Raybold 74 Fred Corl of Juniata is spending his| Mrs. C. S. Bower, on Wednesday lege to Lincoln H. Sprout, tract in
Ins Irene Goss 08. F a Smith if vacation assisting his brother, G. C. of last week, drove to Bellefonte, State College; $6,500.
? (William Wood $4 “Carl Hamilton J Site damn Delore Wie, SROW fiskes | aceompaied by ler sunt &nd eous.| Charles F. Hiple, et ux, to Hf. A.
nd—Ear offer i lin, Mrs. omas an aughter, s es, tract in Burnside Twp.:
Hes oa... Fred Meek 53| Ira G. Harpster and sister, Mrs. W. p-; $150.
| Pro—David® Vaughn 33 of | Harshberger, of Gatesburg, spent Janice Thomas, of Centre Hall; and Harrison E. Witmer, et ux, to Cal-
0 P—P W Corman 103 H E Johnson
H Elmer Johnson 121 Wm Reese
Aud—E Tormey 99 ..Harry Rennick
Con—J J Jones 69 .Robert Woomer
Pro—Edward Faust 18
RUSH, S. P.
Judge—Edward Vaughn 225
Ins—John Reichart 176 ...F Richards
Harold Erhard 50
Sup—Charles Jang 23...W Shively
i C A Osterhaut 4
0 P—M A Walker 57... N A Kerin
Aud—M Walker 56... Lizzie Acker
Con—B F Fink 48...Amos Newman
J P—Raiph English 62..R C English
UNION
Judge—F Witherite 102 F Witherite
Ins—H E Harper 104 Stellard White
..J BE Carpe
S D—W H Watson J r
J I Parson 81 ...... W H Watson
Toner Spotts 95 ... Toner Spotts
Sup—S P Shirk 105 S hirk
Ind—A
O P-H E
A F Showers 83
Aud—J B Hall 105
Con—J Wit
WALKER, E. P.
Judge— J M Kessinger 51... H Zerby
Ins—Chas Showers 37... G Harshbr'g'r
S D William Hoy 29... J G Hayes
Max Ishler 21... C. Bierly
Sup~ W E Garbrick 38..Daniel Peters
O P--~Wm Corman 37. Wm Corman
Jas McCloskey 39..Jas McCloskey
Aud—G F Ho G F Hoy
Con—Daniel erns 37..Daniel Kerns
WALKER, M. P
.
63 Judge—Walter Weaver 50..F Dunkle
Ins—Arthur Collier 48, Wm Sproul
S D—Willilam Hoy 24, .... J G Hayes
Max Miller 22... C Bierly
Sup—W E Garbrick 33..Daniel Peters
0 P—Wm Corman 32..Wm Corman
Jas McCloskey 33..Jas McCloskey
Aud—-G F Ho ee G F Hoy
Con—Daniel Kerns 38...Daniel Kerns
i WALKER, W. FP.
Judge—F M Shearer 42... J Corman
Ins—M Herman 45 W L Clevenstine
1 | sion.
166 | Mrs. Katherine Dunlap is having a
1
79 | Thursday in town on a business mis-
new and up-to-date
lat her cozy home on West
a.
721 Misses Sue and Sadie Dannelly
ied on the State hway.
3 | struck the a 4
#3 | condition, the buck hopped
three legs. It carried a monster
of antlers.
erected S. E. Rote, of Axe Mann; Mr. and
m
near Sandy Ridge, a re nk
s | bounded out of the brush and land- |
The car |
on the hip, frac- |
‘turing it. Notwithsanding its crippled
away on
| Miss Jennie Hull, of this place.
Mrs. Thomas Hull had as Sunday
| callers, Mrs. J.C. Rote, Mr. and Mrs.
vin M. Rider, et ux,
ner Twp.; $1.
Mary Lucas, et al, to Harry
Lucas, et ux, tract in Union Br
$2,000. :
tract in Ben.
| Mrs. T. L. Kessinger, sons John and
| James Finley, of State College; their
| daughter, Mrs. C. H. Butler and
a ———
| trict, consisting of the County of Centre.
| having issued his precept, bearing date.
of 9th day of October 1931, to me direct-
|ed for holding a Court of Common Pleas,
| Orphans’ Court, Court of Quarter Sessions
| ET Pil eS, Sine, 4nd:
! e very, efonte
the County of Centre, -
$5,000-00
IN CASH PRIZES
57 | And the Grand J
53 Griffin-—-Corman. A quiet but pret- | Wednesda the f h EY oS ovens om
88 | ty wedding was solemnized at the Pres-| See Your Druggist. | 1080 at ton Scion A" M1 and Lig
33 byterian parsonage at Baileyville on | erse Jury called for the regular meeting
39 | Saturday, October 31, at 6:30 P. M., | see | OF er Sessions Court will convene
jon the second Monday of November, 193%
4,00
| when Miss Elsie Corman of Graysville
72 | became the bride of Lester Griffin of
48 | Spruce Creek. Rev. S. B. Brown per-
all 39 formed the ceremony.
and favorably known in their home
community. The best wishes of a host |
"
Both are well
at ten o'clock A. = ing November 9th,
an e raverse for ther
Second Week of Court will 2p r the
(the third Monday of November, 1931, be-
[ne J ovenber 16, 1981, at ten o'clock
Trip §
Round
29 | | NOTICE is hereby given to the Coroner,
13 of friends go with them. Just where y EB -
32 | they will ide has not been divulged. Justica 2 the Peace, Alderman and also.
50 | lin their) ples: es oo
i — ve t
2 PITTSBURGH J st iistiennres
- |S D—William Hoy 38..... J G Hayes 91 | be then and there in their proper persons.
3 Max Miller 26 ......... C Bierly 74! (at the time fled above, with their
35 | Sup—W E Garbrick 25 Daniel Peters 5 | SUNDAY | records, inquisitions, examinations, and
De aan A cura a i hy as 8
ey wed AS oskey | n eir a)
65! Aud—G F Hoy 41... G F Hoy 76 | November 15 done an those who are d in rr
a | Con—Daniel Kerns 41 .Daniel Kerns 71 | SPECIAL TRAIN | Blaunce to prosecute afuinst the prisoners
i WORTH ; { are and shall n Jail of
02 Judge—Forest Wills .CUTd Kelley 38 | Lv. BELLEFONTE . . 2%A.M. [ Centre County, be then and there to
n i Ins—0, C Spackman 20... Walter, Gates 29 See Flyers or Consult Agents | raed e 5 nst them as shall be just.
65° Tin § fue ny) wakes ALL STERL BQUIPMENT | sake Ae TY hand, af Bellonts. the
70 | Sup-Robt Thompson 32. B Willams 3 P l . * Lord. 1331 and je Jstth, ea of the
| eee oy we ..LeRo eese ad e ence of e
nin ge fi § PennsylvaniaRailroad § cir a ane.
oe ooore 36........ eese
75 | Con—John Steiner 40.....John Steiner 25 Sheriff's Office, Beiletonte Sar wir td