we YOL. LXXXVIII, DISTRICTS Record Wi ) District Attorne [ At the time the Reporter press the count had not been made the office of Auditor and County veyor, but it is presumed the Republi- can candidates were elected, Ww {for Ry ™ur- sollte Aaronsburg, Mr. and Mre. Andrew Rreon and son Maxwell, and the former's broth. er, all of Lewistown, spent a day at the home of the former's mother, Mre, Elizabeth Weaver, who is past eighty- two years of age. Mr. and Mre. Boyd Vonada and baby boy were Sunday guests of the former's parents at Centre Oak. near Centre Hall, Y. D. Thomas, accompanied by his | niece, Miss Rebecea SBoyder, took Mr, and Mrs. John Goodman and child to Lewistown on Sunday morning in bie car, From there Mr. Thomas went to Avis where he took dinner with = niece, Mre. Krelchbaum., i Prof. W. F. Zeigler, a prominent | instructor in the Philadelphia schools, epent Sunday among friends in this| place. He ia a native of this part of | the county where he was noted for his zealous work in the Bunday echool. He will return to the city this week, | On Baturday evening Prof. Bartlet, instructor in the Joeal high school, entertained bis scholars at his home with a nice supper. Those present were Meda Bower, Martha Bower, Rhoda Bower, Helen Bower, Mae Guisewite, Kathryn (Koeb, Florence Mensch, Lois Cunningham, Marion Elsenhaver, Fred Rachau, Harry Crouse, Edward Boho, Earl Com- minge, Harry Eisenhauer, Charles Whitmeyer, John Winkleblech, and Victor Bame, At the ssme time an auto load from Btate College were | royally entertained at the home of | Prof, Bartlet, Wig a3 0k Prothon- otary et Sherif! Treasurer ry Hs Yue: u % i (1 Borough Vole Hall bo every 11 in and all voles voter three Reput at was for Auma only one AUMAD ated by Bitper te—75% ta 77 Messrs (leary, ugh Democratic Gg ve Cinaest tor A K her publican i tog elee ka and Bitner, ind Loess, Demo- Smith, Reputlica: uneilmer suffrage was RD Arron Th INSPECTOR CO. Wagner un Kreamer, R FABLE fohn H. Knare, D 5 RK D Pennington, W. J. Smith, R BOROUGH AUDITORS I. 1. Moore, D C. F, Deininger, R........ OVERSEER OF THE POOR W. W, Spangler, D Andy Zettle, D, Ralph Dinges, R John Rossman, R HIGH CONSTABLE john Geary, D..... Wilbur Henney, R HOOL DIRECTORS == F.P. Geary, D A. Auman, D 2 Ripka, D..... ¥. Emery, R 3itner, B......oovvss McClellan, R R ‘ { H,¥ ¥, J a———— A Contre Hill, The board of school directors of Pol- ter township met here on Haturday. The teachers’ monthly meeting was evening, The asalatant county super- intendent, F. Milfred Pletcher, and William Yearick also met wita the teachers, Nicouemus Lose of Coburn is help- ing Frank Bible to husk corn and is reported good at that work, John Burkholder has been threshing this week, Postmaster A. IL. Auman of Coburn was a vigitor in Centre Hall District Attorney Commissioners SEUUND MONTH OF UHOOL Giving the Mmoncor Koll and Fiatistioni ile port of Boroggh Schools Primary yprade—~Enroliment month, males 15, feraales 2 Average attendance, males 14, fi oH Per cent of attendance, males females i. Those present every day month sare Harry Barger Bohr Frank Gross George John Meyer, Linden Miles MoClellan, Byers Rit } izabeth Bartholomew, Elizs- eth Bradford, Elizabeth Breon Helen Srows (frace (ari Agaes (Gears Alma Lutz, Miriam i Dor Packer, Vivian Packer. Helen Runkle Ruth Runkle, May Hmith, Romie ~Nm tt + A Vera Weaver and Fiore oe 7 her nig'e during Haro [tee 2 Wilbur J i 1 Ruble, E $ 5 i were four tardy marks darin the month, by one papi, Intermediate grade tendance during mont males 15, total Aversgs attet ance durine monte, males 18, females 15. total Per of stteudanos during month, males 95 fermales total 97 Per cent of atte: ing teri, males 92, Pupils not sbhaent three o ! Were made Number in IRie8 cent IRN OS females 99 . during month are Lottie Keller, Edua Luse, Grace Mc- Clenat ar, Kathryn Wagner, V Zeitle, Helen Boho, Marian af of har, sliriasm Fosse, Anna Garis Foe, Helen Lucas, Gladys Florenrs ianns ol fie Vivian Packer, - Krape, Grace | Miller, Bara Zsttle, Theodore Breon { Ralph Emerick, Luther Krebs, Albert { Emery, Franklin Ruble, Ralph | Owenre, Albert Bmith, Clyde Bmith, | Howard Emery, Harold Breon. { Pupils not absent during term are ! Loitie Keller, Grace McClenahap, | Kathryn Wagner, Vianna Zsttle | Helen Boho, Marian McClenahan, | Miriam Foe, Anna Garie, Vivian | Fose, Helen Lucas, Gladys Packer, | Theodore Breon, Ralph Emerick, | Luther Krobe, Abert Emery, Ralph | Owenr, Albert Bmith, Clyde Bmith, | Howard Emery, Haroid Breon, Ouly i i | one tardy mark during month, | Grammar grade—Number in attend- ance during month, males 13, females : 18, total 31. Average attendance dur- | ing month, males 12, females 17, total 129, Average attendance during term, males 12, females 17, total 20. Per leent of attendance daring month, | males 96, females 97, total 97. Per { ennt of attendance during term, males | 97, females 08, tolal 98. Pupils pres- {ent every day during mouth ar { Miriam Huyet!, Beulah Fose, Haze! | Ripks, Ruth Bartgee, Helen Krebr, | Ruth Parsons, Catharine Bradford, | Margaret Emery, Adaline MoUlena- | har, Beatrice Kreamer, Pearl Ruble, | Gerirude Ruble, Estella Stover, Grace | Fye, Agnes Bible, Lynn Bituer, Ernest Frank, Frederick Lucas, Isaiah Emery, Harold Keller, Ralph Henney, Bhannon Boozer, Those! resent every da during term are | Dna Huyett, Beulah Foss, Hazel | Ripke, Ruth Bartgee, Ruth Parsons, CUstharine Bradford, Adaline Mc- | Clenahap, Beatrice Kreamer, Pearl | Ruble, Gertrude Ruble, Grace Fyre, | Lynu Bitoer, Frederick Lucas, Harola Keller, Ralph Henney. High school Pupils who have not missed a day during month are Kthel Rowe, Esther Parsone, Marion Royer, Mary Whiteman, Lillian Emery, Rebecoa Kresmer, Verna Frantz, Catharine Ruble, James Hweetwood, William Arpney. Those present every day during the term are Ethel Rowe, Esther Parsons, Verna Frantz, Wil ——— J J County Saryeyor br County Auditor AMES I ; pots | off (Frovi ing abo ing I'he line nneoted with t) sugment 8 TOCRKY (rove stepped on ti th great { Vv ¥ loads 1 WAR and injured hat he wa thrown Fhe hes his body 80 ABVOrs iy when found by the { arent, Longwell was summons to the unfortunate mar dition a superficial examin eould be made, A thorough exam tion the following day revealed injuries: Right ear completely severed from the head ; four ribe fractured and torn from the spioal column; left lung punctured ; right kidney torn loose ; contusion of the spine, besides numerous flesh wounde, IA i ritical ation only iA these Gave Masquerade Party. Mr. and Mre, W. O. Breor, on the Conley farm, east of town, gave a moat delightfal masquerade party in honor of their daugnter, Miss Lena Breon, on Friday night. The Breon home wae tastefully decorated with autumn leaves and jack-o’-’anterne, About fifty young people enjoyed the evening which was taken up with amusements of all kinde, At a sensor able hour a light luncheon was served, I'he following were present ° Misses Carribel Emerick, Mary Whiteman, Lillian Emery, Hazel Emery, Lulu Homar, Jenme Stahl, Ethel Rowe, Maud Meeker, Elizabeth Fetterolf, Marian Royer, Vera Heck- man, Fernie Heckmar, Ida Bweet- wood, Elizabeth BSweeiwood, Annas Dutrow, Lena Breon, Esther Marsone, Ethel and Mildred Long; Warren Homar, Edward Homan, Ralph Homap, John Frankenberger, Bruce Meeker, Robert Meeker, Burton Fel- terolf, James Sweetwood, Thomas Fose, Dwight Fose, William Bradford, Carl Auman, Harry Armstrong, Ray Sharer, Ralph Luse, James Keller, Mr. sud Mre., John Breon and son Theodore, and Mre, J, H, Koarr, { Continued from previous column, ) fam Arney and Rebecon Kreamer fiave not missed a day since they were admitted to school, igh school had y marke, fifty tard IAEN, HOUSES AND CATTLE CONEUME Willis oH sionvy Logger 1 ink at Venu Fire Hall Mysterious recurred } Suiurdey With Morning Long Over 87000 Partial Furance #t species in Yenps se large the Mary ( Fisher farm a xa william H rovad Pe n Hal! MINKaLInrs, was totally de together witn all the Lie Bess} crope salurday Irn rit in utbuildin mud farm in ERTIY TS to old wae Nanos Mre, ttlers of that vil- seventy ~ix pent her ep- wed for her many was well wn he last ~f ber father's AWAY. was a lifes of the Luthersn chureh. ras made the Boale- morning by { Mr. and Heer s was DOr i where she # Wee 7 # ANG $ ke #1 0y KH whe $ 4 etery Tuesday the her husband who passed AWAY many yesrs age. She was an old soldier's widow and is survived by one son, Lawrence, and one daughter, Anne, both of Bhingletown, gide of Mre. Maria Weaver died at the home of her daughter, Mre. Hagan, in Unionville, on Bundsy, of infirmities due to old age, being almost ninety years of age, Her body was ship- ped to the home of her daughter, Mre. Aaron Ulrieb, at Coburn, where fu- neral services were hed Tuesday morning aud burial following in the cemetery at Millheimw, Rev. W, D. Donat officiating. Only two daugh- ters survive, Prior to her making her home in Uwgionville Mre. Weaver lived in Miliheim where she conduot- ed a millinery establishment. A A A —— A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mre. Herbert Grove, at Earlystown, one day last week. Mr. and Mre. Irvin Heim and daughter Ustharine and Mr. and Mrs, Mitchell and two daughters of Lewis burg, spent Bonday at the home of Mr, and Mre. W, F, Colyer, near Old Fort. Mr. and Mre, H. W. Dinges and Mr, aud Mre, Ralph E. Dinges attended the funeral of Mre, Maria Weaver, at Millbheim, on Toesday. Deceased was an sunt of the former Mre. Dingee, ITA SAA, Marriage Licenses, Perry McDowall, Jackionville Lena C. Young, Howard Frank H. Thomas, State College Jennie H. Inhoofe, State College Morrie J. Powell, Clearfield Bessie V. Myers, Philipsburg FR $4 | ¥ / A NO. 43 (TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS, “ HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS Runkle, ti of Lawrence ie carpenter suflered a light attack sppendicitis Maturdsy night Mre. Aaron Lulz, west of Centre had the misfortune to fall a lond of hay and he Hall, from . break bone in one of her arms, » Mr. aud Mre, C. W. Pennir daughtlers glon and #pent Foddsy st the r 0. ior 8 23% re, Yenpington’s mother, Ihureday of Lock third more wae night lefonte the Hat- exactly on at to town ’ t weighed . R. B. Burns and te, Mre. Mary Bnyder He ! nd C. J. from Mre, hy with burg aay or two, iarge touring iriver a gentleman 8 Ww ntre Hsll Ti evening Ocker of Lewisburg Ad 1 Ce ursaday snd in the delivered an interesting ad- W.C. T. U. reception in Before returning Visiled ber brother, Clark at Rel int LEAN dress at the Grange Arcadis ersburg America overstepped the in piaying dight, in nere mischief n Hall 0 REVEDS places destruc look pisce and were ted out to the lads 8 bleeding heart to ensre. Abner Blover, Herber! MeKoes - are epending as week at the home of the former's sister, William MeClenahan, The gentiemen are en- joyiog a week's tramp over hill and field for bunny cottontail and have been quite successful. Mise I Ohio, ie and Charles Carry, all of pt Mre. dicy Johnston of Cleveland, is spending a week with ber friend, Mise Barah Goodhart. in this piace and will be sccompanied home the latter part of this week by Miss whose home is also in the “8ixth Ciiy,” and who for the past several monihe has been visiting reis- lives in this and other counties. Good bart, Farmers are very buey these Noven - ber days husking and cribbing the golden corn ears. The crop througt- out the vaiiey is fair. The excessive wel weslher during the summer months not only retarded the finist- ing of the crop but contributed largely to reducing the yield from a bumper to a fair one. Thirteen rabbits and a pheasant were baggeu by a party of local hunt- ers on Monday, the opening day of tl e rabbit season. The country surround. ing the point of Egg Hill proved good hunting ground for the group of hun'- ers which was composed of Messre, M. Arney, 1. A. Bweetwood, D. W. Bradford, C. 8, Brungart and Edward E. Bailey. The old political meeting spirit hes come back, at least in lower Penne Valley. At Millhelm & most enthusi- astic meeting was held Friday night, the spirit manifested in which would have done great credit to a similar gathering during the long sgo when that field was the delight of every Democratic stump speaker who knew the politios of that section, The electiic light line between Pleasant Gap and Centre Hall Is being rapidly constructed. By the time this issue is in the hands of the readerr, the pole line will have been completed to the valley. Within the borough limits a large number of poles must be erected, owing to the fact that net having privilege to occupy the main streets parallel lines will be bulls ay Yee tia
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