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CE EN TRE REPORTER. ,
THURSDAY, APRIL 18,
1918
Thirty-five Years Ago.
June 7, 1883, ~~ Joseph Gilliland, last
week, erected a large barn on his farm
near Centre Hill,
The contract for the Bellefonte
bridge abutment was given to John A,
Dunkle, brother of the sheriff, for
$4000,
Dr. Rishel has decided to locate at
Lemont ipstead of Potters Mills.
Major Fisher's team, hitched to a
spring wagon, was frightened by the
locomotive at Spring Mille, and ran
off, baily wrecking the wagon,
A ———
Watch for This Faker,
A sleek siranger posing as an opti-
ol in has appeared in different sections
M im n county, twice within the
, fleecing an sged woman ip
sof cums aggregating a
ndred dollars by playing on
18 of blicdnese,
thod is to call upon rome
0 have experienced trouble
ir of lenes tuited to thelr
¢ by using the name and refer-
utual friend, forged ot
upon the latent fear of
til the vicim was ready
uything at any price,
plican provides a palr of
ten cents and
r §90 to $100 and in
He combats
they do pot keep that
ney at hand by a re-
¥, and afier procuring
rinduces the victim to
m tothe bank for identi-
which he disappear
pat iome remole point
EeIne game,
fm fern na
kes Dead Body.
bh Dixon, an old soldier liv-
ilesburg wotil sbont eight
20 when be went to the Sol-
at Erie, was found dead
of Penne, tracks a
below Bellefonte, last
viog, when the train
clothing and drag his
ort distance, He
Milesburg about a
d been to Bellefonte
] d it is thought that he
te night bus to Milesburg and
iidered when he started to
i instead of taking the P. R.
ton the C, R. R. lines and
when a little below
topped over, probably
be body was covered with
n the engine paseed the spot
viog snd would not have
| had it not been that the
Li by the train, thus
e body cut of the snow, The
i dy was bruised by the dragging but
nol mangled. Coroner Bebring held
ioquest and dec ded that the body
Was lifeless when picked up by the
trai
rails
rain,
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en mole.
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WARS Cau;
eee fee
Unlon Semivary in Sheriffs Hinds,
What was formerly the Union Bemi-
ary, New Berlin's institution of
pass into other
8 through a forclosure by credi-
ning, will soon
this wes leain'd Thursday of last
week when Bherif C. M. Benner
» New Berlin and plsced his off
hand upon the real estate and
personal property or the historie build-
ing.
Less than a year sgo the institution
Wes purebased by James F. Ogden,
o real estate man from Pbhiladeiphia,
and there were rumors that a echool
Was sgaio to slart at New Berlin.
Preliminary plans were made and
New Berlin people were feeling glad
time honored building with
historic spd legendary aeso-
sgain to come onto its
soe unknown reason,
has failed,
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CENTRE MILLS
“hoiiz hind a very sick horse, but
fully recovered,
jech tol,
i
cial
5 Was
for
Ira
he has
who lives ip
y Came over one day last
wood for his parents,
Mre, Cummings attended
al Spring Mills on
LG cut
and
‘he
Bat
Prol. Godshall and family, of Spring
Mills, spent Bundsy with the lady's
parents, Mr. and Mre, J, A. Kline,
Ee ———— so ————
FAATE AGRICULTURAL NOTES,
It js estimated that 40 per cent, of
the wieat produced in Pennsyelvania
is shipped out of the counties where
grown,
‘Bmith gale
urday,
Pevuvsylvania farmers on March 1
held about 42 per cent, of the 1917 oats
crop.
Htatistics show that only 68 per
cent, of Lhe 1917 corn crop was of mers
chantable quality,
Heventy-one per cent, of the farm la
bor in Peunsylvenia ls hired with
board, 40 per cont. of which fs by the
month, 20 per cent, by the day and 11
per cent. extra harvest labor,
Government figures show that 719
tons of eabbsge were manufactored in
to esuer kraut by cauneries In the
Mtate lest year,
Ip 1910 there were 162,084 farm la-
borers in Pennsylvanis, but thers are
scarcely half that number avallsble
this year,
Potato Boab
A coramon diseases which causes
serious loss every year and which is
familiar toeveryone who handles pots-
toes Is Pota'o Beab, The heavy losees |
which growers suffer every year is the
reduction in yleld due to the Ir jiry to
the under ground portions and lower-
ing the quality of the production to
such an extent that many potatoes are
unmarketable,
This scab disease is a fungous para-
site and Is carried over winter in the
old scab spote or mixed with dirt
which olings to the smoot surface of
the potato. It lives in the soll from
year to year.
To pre vent potato scab seed potatoes
should be soaked for two hours in »
solution made by diluting one pint 40
per cent, formaldeyhde in thirty gal-
lons of water. They should then be
removed, spread out to dry, and are
then ready to be cut and planted,
Treated potatoes should not be return-
ed to infected sacks but should be pu’
in clean sacks or sacks that have been
soaked in the formaldebyde solution,
It is also useless to treat potatoes and
plant them in flelds where scab hae
appeared in previous years as the or-
ganism lives in the soll for some time,
Lime and ‘exceseive amounts of fresh
manure also favor geab development,
R. H. OLMSTEAD,
County Agent,
A —— I A A —
OAK HALL
There waa a very pleasant surprise
awaiting aa the home of Mr. ard Mre,
Charles Whitehill when their sop,
Claud L. Whitehill, ar ived home
from Camp Meade to spend Eseler
Buoday at home, As he only
leave of forty-eight hours from Camp
his friends planoped a surprise for him
on Baturday evenin:, the following
being present : Mr. and Mrs, William
Kerp, Mr. and Myre, Clyde Rcseman,
Mr. and Mre. O car Rishe!, Mr, and
Mrs. Wayne Rishel spd caughter
Winifred, Mr. and Mre, Frank Reish
and children Charlotte and Ralph ;
Mrs, Hassil Wagner and daughters
Susan and Nellie, sons John, Harold
and Fred ; Mre, Maude Whitehill and
daughters Marion, Heler, Margaret
and Hazel, sons Harold, Walter and
Fred ; Bidney Homan, Barah Gilili-
land, Eliza QGillilano, David and
James Gilliland, Es'her, Bertha and
Howard Callahan, Esther spd Rufus
Raymond, Margaret avd Flora SBny-
der, Anpa and William Cormap,
Anna Rishel, George Jodon, Mrs.
Harry Markel and daughter Madaline,
Mr. and Mre, Forest Evy, and son El.
wood, Mr, and Mre, Elmer Evy and
son David, Domer Ishler, Mr. and
Mrs, Charles Whitehill snd children,
Edith Walter Maurice: and Claud, The
music for the eveniug was rendered
by Reuben Colyer snd Mre. J, H.
Lambert, Refreshmen's were served,
consisting of sandwiches, coflee, salad,
cake, elo,
had
Tusseyville
Mre. Charles Rimmey, who
been gick for the last five weeks,
greatly improved at this wriling.
Myre, Museer and Miss Mary Welzs!
of Bellefoute, have returned home
after eperding a few weeks with the
former's eister, Mie, John Black, who
has been on the sick list for severa
weeke, Misa Jennie Bottor! is assist
Ing Mre. Black at present,
Missa Gertrude Ishler, of Cen're
Hall, spent a week vielling friends
and relatives about here,
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Out for Senator
Matt Savage, editor of the Clesi field
Public Bpirit, will be candidate for the
office of Btate Fensator frem Clesiflels
county.
hee
bas
R— Cl ———
Transfer of Heal Estat».
Barah Mevcker, et al, to James H,
Weaver, tract of lard in Harris Twp. :
$6082.67
OC. P. Long, eta), to Ida M, Long
tract of land in Gregg Twp. ; $1.
. P. Long, et al, to John D,
tract of land in Gregg Twp, ; 1.
David F, Bmith, et px, to J, Frank
Bible, tract of land in Potter Twp. ;
$6100,
Ernest H, Wise, et ux, to Emanuel
C. Vobade, trset of land In Gregg
Twp. ; $2525.
J. BR. Gephart, et al, to W, B, Gram-
ley, tract of land in Millheim ; $4500,
W. C. Hubler, et ux, to D, F, Smith,
tract of land in Centre Hall: ; $1500
Jane Hartman to B, W, Gramiey,
tract of land Mi'lheim ; $500,
Busan A, Goodbhart, ef al, to James
Goodhart, tracief land in Potter Twp. ;
$19,000,
William E.
Brooks, tract
$7200,
Poor District Millbeim Boro, to
Johathan Harter, tract of land in Mill.
heim ; $125,
E. Rose Btover e! ux to William
Rechau, tract of land in Gregg Twp. ;
$1900,
David J. Meyer et ux to RFamuel E,
Weber, tract of land in Harris Twp, ;
$15,500,
Henry F. Bitner et vx to Frank wm,
Fisher, tract of land In Centre Hall ;
$4000,
E'mer Bmith et ux to J. E Smith,
tract of land in Gregg Twp. ; $565,
Amelia Cratet’s admires 10 Elmer
Bmith et al, tract of lsvd In Grigg
Twp. ; $665,
Long,
Tate, ot ux, to Richard
of land in Potter Twp. :
We. D. Hhoop to William R, Pleken,
tract of Jand in Centre Hall ; $2000,
December 31, 1917.
Balance January 1017, .,.....
Fire tax “ase
Mrs Margaret 2 atin, diane uss
W F Hradiord, .
8 H Knepley
WWwWBs
Bell 1 ‘a Splione.¢ C
8 H Knepiey,
Licenss tax
W J Smith
By orders paid |,
Balance
60
66 $4816 2)
John H Puff, labor on street
Kryder Frank, same
Juseph Lutz, same,
Wm Meyer, same...
1 M Arney, labor on street
with team
FJ MeClellan,
L L Smith
with team
Ra ph Luse, Tabor on’ street
John MeC lenahan, same
Oliver Strunk, same
C W Pennington, same
Wm Stump, same
John Coldron, same,
J L Tressler same
E West, same,
Henry Homan, labor on street
with team |__|
P H Luse, same, .
A FP Krape, same
Wm Walker same
Frank McClellan, 6
sone, ,.....
Cemetery Amsoc.,
one granns
45 Toad stone
labor (nn street
loads of
aith, 138 loads of
Hunter, roiling C
tio Re fining Co.,
PRA aR. saan
Freight on ofl | ’ rahe
W 4 Runkle, hauling coal for
roller. ..... Spans
E C Wagner, 19% tons,
bs, crushed stone,
urch
100 bbls,
1128
$108
6
199 26
J H Puff, labor on water line
Joseph Lutz, same, .
Wn Mover, sme
John MceClenahan,
Honry Homan,
C W Booger
A €
ymer Me
Wa ACO
same.
hauling pump
labor on walter
lemahian,
White
same ;
installing
pump
Char es Bliger,
t p house
E summers, work on
ine to reservalr
Ww Hoozer, same
Kiler, same
H Mark, skidding electric
poles :
Foreman,
freight
F Fiomay, 8
MES
Bradiord & Son, oe
Bradiord & Son,
inmber for
electric
pump an i
oorporation
en t
ntre KE
for pumg
eCtirie
to Dec
Co ,
int
mire Electric Co.
MeClen
beards
wl ice service
one sledge
allan, painting
ito’ fee
wditors’ fee
FATS, printiog
Board of Health
$500 Vi B96 W.
UNT
find returned
T L Bmith, street broom, stone
forks and repaim
| Baie Workmen's
Board, Insurance
Insurance
statement and
noticcs .
MeClelian, cutting
prsls
|S M Smith,
quarantine
sgn
merchandise
Walker, atty,
fee for 1917
vw F Bradford Bec sal ary for
17
| Penvs Valley
| room rent,
| Centro Reporter,
M I. Emerick,
tools
Banking
printing ces
sharp nig
Slate tax on boro ‘bonds |
| Balance due 1916,
| Duplicate 1917
W F Bradford,
| water bound
| B H Arney interest on water
bond
interest on
y Henney,
water pond | |
Mrs Carrie Ruhl,
water bond
inte rewt on
{nterest 0 a
67%
525
6 BS
9 0
4 on
10 Co
25 0
16 00
27
x
18 24 $127 #2
$27 60
198 79
$36 00
67 50
od
15 00. $186 30
{JN Pil, posting quarant ne
notices and fumigeting, |
| Mabel Arney, 20 Ibs sulphur, |
[4 H Puff, putting up notices
Bradford & Bon,
H Runkle,
GW Neurhood, ren
Runkle
W C Hubler,
Runkle .
DrH HH Longwell, ‘merchan-
dis for John Meyer,
Danville hospital, for
taluing lomates
W W Spangler, service,
W ¥ Bradiord, shipping body
of 8B H Knepley.
E W Crawlard, long
‘phone message
Cyrus Brungart, legal service
Justice of Peace fees es
coal for W
for WH
rent for W
main.
distance
INTEREST FUND
Duplicate
5 per ct, abmtenent on §739 24
2 per ct. com, on §7U
Paid Treasurer
Balance due 1917
2 28
Duplicate
5 per of. abmtement on $1038 67
2percel om on $B WW
Pald Treasurer ck
Balance due Jan. 21, 1918
POOR
Duplicate
» per of. abatement on $448 11
t. oom. on $425 71
Paid Treasurer
Balance due on 1917
$51 68
iv 64
$2 55
0 -f1128 9
Board
AM
Centre Hall Behool
D A Boozer, Trustees F &
Mn Lucy Henney,
DL Kerr estate
Mrs Carrie Ruhl
BH Arney
$x
1
180 0
00
' O00
(OPEB (4
BORO
Progress Grange
ABR Krels
W H Runkle
INTEREST
Progress Grange
AB Krels
gio ¢
Lo
Lad
wH BRresow ators as,
FOOK
AB Kreus
W H Runkle
Total
RECAPITULATION
Cash In hands of Treasurer $1700 mn
Balanice due 1916 special water 4
sein] water tax for 1917 19% 79
Capeid taxes 201 88
Due for empty oll barfeis re
turned to Atlantic Refining
<0, ,...; . :
$41 9082100 15
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We, auditors, have
examined the above accounts and certify | |
to the correctness of the same,
T. L. MOORE,
J. H. KNARR
T. 1.. SMITH,
Auditors.
the undersigned
Attest :
W. J. SMITH, Bec'y.
A i el
TPA
LEGAL sove nsENAENT
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, ~
fetiers of asl eptiats
ol Perry T. McKi y. late { Potter t.wimship,
deceased
lLatters of administratl yi (he shore estate
having been duly granted the undersigned, he
would respocifully request gill persons knowing
thon selves 1ndebu ake lrame-
diss payment, al
the same to present
setlicment.
4 10 the estates
3 &
them duly sutbenticated for
WM
F, McKl
Bpring Mi
Admr,
BRD.
NNEY
12017 iis, Va,
AMES W, SWABB
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO. PA
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, go, written ard «x
| eouted with care, All legal busines prom pils
| attended to, Bpecial attention given to seit
{ ting of Estates, Marriage Licenses, Aui® au
{le Licenses, and sil other Applic a tio
| Blanks kept on hand Rov. & 1
a a A
HUNGER.
For three years erica has
fought starvation 8 Belgium
Will you Eat less ~ wheat
meat ~ fats and sugar
that we may still sen
food in ship loads?
YxivTR oO ETYATES reo ADMINIETR ATION
Deafness Cannot Be C Cured
fon of the ma
n Tube en
3 3 have a rumbling
t hearing, and when it i»
Deafness is the result,
mmat can be taken o
this tube restored to its normal condi
hearing will be destroyed forever: uine
of ten Bre caused by Catarrh,
thing but an inflamed condition
capes out
which is nec
of the
We will give One He~dred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure
Bend for circulars. free
F.J. CHENEY & CO,
Bold by Drugeiste Tic
Take Hall's Family Fills for constipation
Toledo, Ohle,
CYRUS BRUNGART
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
CENTRE HALL, PA. -
Special attention given to collecting, Legal
writinge of all clsspen, including deeds, mortgages
sgrecmenta, elo. marriage loensm and hunter's
oensos secured, and a1] matters pertaining to the
Boe 2 tten dell to vrom rily ootk IPE po
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fo xrcUTORS! NOTICE
Letters testamentary on the estate «f
Oatbarine Neidigh, late of Gregg township, de
Letters testamentary on the above estat: have
Ing been duly erantad to the undemivnes they |
wou'd respectiuily request any penons Ene w ing
themselves indeblea to the cstate 10 make Im
mediate payment and those having claims
sgainst the same to present tnem duly authen-
foated for seitloment.
W.D BAKTGES, Centre Hall Pa,
DANIEL ILGEN, Logan Mills, Pa,
W. Harrison Walker, Executom |
Attorney for estate,
Bellefonte, Pa. 16021
PE —————— evo
EX DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ~
Letters of administration on the
Mre, Rosetta KE. Lose, late of Gregg
decom ed,
estate of
Wwmhip |
Letters of administration on the above estate |
having been duly granted to the undersigned, he
would respectfully request sll persons knowing |
themselves indebted 10 the estate to make imme. |
diate payment, and those having claims nt |
the same to present them duly suthentioated |
without delay for settlement, i
PAUL C. BPAYD, Mimibistrator,
Cen're Hall, Pa. R. 2. #
Orvis & Zerby, Attorneys. 18. 0. »
hn = XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Ir ters t slamentary upon the osiate of |
Racheal Amelia Deitzeil, date of Fete Swati, |
Seceted, Daving . ted 10 nodes |
All persons Knowing
Eo he are hered
Fruit of se wot pr
enticated
been
must present them duly auth. |
for settioment, i
JAMES BWABB, Executor i
Linden Ha |
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