VOL. XCVI.
Commissioners Ralse Assessments.
A bunch of First
much
Ward, Philipsburg
under the
the
resikients are het up
of
commissioners who ‘raised their assess-
ter the
collar over the action cotnty
ments ten per cent, af May ap-
The taxpayers claim their asses-
of
county
peal.
the high class assessors
sor
in
is one
Centre and has established
a reputation as such and they cannot
see why their valuation is raised after
the general appeal has been held.
A
article
Philipsburg citizen, column
i
the
says:
in a
in Journal, among other
This
the
"ey 9. 9 increased
things
valuation, made without knowledge
or participation in any way of our as-
gessor, is outrageously unjust,
and discriminatory, and made wi
h informaton as to conditions
of
OUg
values. They are also aware the
further facts that in this showing at
the appeal, knowledge must come out
as to where the commissioners
tained the necessary information
data, or who furnished it to
order to
fonte, to
them
enable them,
80 Over
sessor.”
You
Taxpayer, that
of
lection
must keep in
mind,
every Republ
county commissioners
Of
been most
he
the
of t
ft county's
to commissioners
money. The Republicar
commissioners
and
h
hat's
iy now
to get it
the
asker a Bootlegger,
congressmen
|ale
Annt
the
The
made a Vigorot
wi
er's method,
boer
man-made
ships, and adver
tries that
three-mile limit
coast Lasker is
statement
these
Jorah has
and
wgainst the
Senator
Governor
Harding
testing
the St
Federal
the
upon
jut Republican
change its
its most prominent
results
the deplorable
ized Government, the
all political power in
the
favorable for Big Business
publican pa as from
rity
and docile servan
The
centralized in
tool
the
Jusiness more that Go
is
contact
Washington
does the individual feel
to
relations it and
takes it. He
Washington,
in is
does
and
connection between his taxes
policies of his party. There is no
dress except to put the Dem
power and keep them there
publican party is mortgaged body
the at corporations which
soul to I
gre
8B
do an interstate business
Name Mountain for Colonel Shoemaker
The to the
First Gap, part of the rk
the White
been given name
Ww
well known
west of the
mountain
ton
ige Known
South Deer mountain,
honor «
of McElhattan
a in
Henry Shoemaker,
exponent of forest conser
vation,
Hereafter the mountain will
mountain.”
decided
just
t of
recently
known Shoemaker
The
fi crew
18
name has been upon
which has
of the
land
completed
survey trac 12,000 acres
forest purchased from
the White Deer Lumber company
TUSSEYVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolf and fam-
ily, of Altoona, spent several days with
Their
stayed to spend par!
Miss Anna Fortney
Robert,
their aunt,
older son,
of the summer,
Mr. Kerlin,
with his new sedan car
Wm. Bitner, Mrs. M. F
Mary Rossman, Miss Jennie Botorf and
Mrs. Mary Ishler to the illustfated lec
ture of South hy
Fry in the Lutheran church Cen-
tre Hall onFriday night.
About forty
gathered at the home of GeorgeHarter
to surpirse him, and a real surprise it
was. The evening was spent
ing games and at a late hour refresh -
ments were served, consisting of sand-
wiches, pickles, ice cream, cake and
candy. All returned home wishing him
many more happy birthdays.
of Centre Hall,
and
came ‘n
took Mrs
Rossman, Mrs
America, given by
at
friends
neighbors and
in play~
If present plans work out, a Snow
Shoe baseball team will be on the local
diamond Saturday afternoon.
3,000 FARMERS VISIT
STATE
Annual Week for Practical Agricul-
turalists Repeats Successes of Fore
mer Years,
Wednesday, Thursday and
for
te
Week,
were the days given over Farmers’
Week at
though
Penn State last and al
it is difficult to estimate
many farmers were in attendance
cause they were cons arriving
ind still it is safe to estimate
leaving,
least 3.000 were in
were about. 300 boy
farmers
The
The
there for the judging
days were given on
usual demonstrations
on projects,
farm
the sky
farmer
ative
growers
erect
Suppers Tabooed by Church.
Mise]
© Prox ug
wenevolent
not negle
membershi]
,
of tvthe
whom
The
the advocating
ods being
Entertained Week-End Party.
Mrs. H. J
entertained a
Lambert of
week
home
The
with
over
house was orated
ded
bouquets of and other sea
roses
The
night
sonable flowers large was
porch
illuminated at with varicolored
Chinese Om of the
the
the
entertained by
ianterns account
heavy wurday
of
were
storm “ evening
party spent most the time in
house where they
the
the Victrola
od in
greed that
time.
Those
Garman,
Mra
cher, Jr., Altoona;
orchestra and various selections on
Refreshments were serv
late
the
they
and everybody
had had
evening
a wonderful
Miss tuth
Mr
Spi-
Funk,
Ishier,
Lambert and daugh-
tor Evelyn, Rev. M. €C. Drumm, Mrs.
Elizabeth West, Centre Hall; Mr.
Mrs, Erdman West son Erdman,
Jr, New Brunswick, N. J; Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Centre Hall;
Ruben Colyer, Mills, and five
ee
present were!
Mra, 1dding,
James
Jellefonte
and James
QF
George
Spicher,
Mra.
Misa Mildred Bitts, Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Ear
and
and
Homan,
Potters
piece string orchestra,
The Besquecentemnial is to be post.
poned from 1026 to 1927. It is claimed
it requires five years preparation for a
show such as is contemplated,
the State Co
of
Red
Under the
AUSpIOes
lege Chapter of the Cross, a
for
the
clin
particularly
be held
Wast College
orthopaedic cases,
wil
at Glenn Sanitarium Or
on
this week will be conduct
Philadelph
fine record
crippled
Silk Mill Resames
200 People,
hee MM
t
vi i
¥
be a busy
Another Rallway Slash
7.000 600
Ordered.
the
Pay
Pruning nearly $2
325.000
from
1 of raiway em
payroll
ployees by cutting clerks, mignal men
and stationary engineers and firemen
from 2 to 6 cents an hour, the United
States Railroad Labor Board on Friday
announced another slash, bring-
the
beginning
wWaARe
ing total reductions under board's
orders $135.000,000,
July 1
Clerks were
up to
cut 3
to
and 4
classification;
conte an
hour, ace
sig -
engi-
ording
nal men, 6 cents, and stationary
*
neers and firemen, 2 cents
Approximately, 1.200000 railway em-
ployees will the total reduction,
ffolent protest from
share
which has brought
every union organisation involved, and
js expected to result in a strike vote of
10 rallway labor bodies. The voting al-
ready fs under way in several unions,
—
The
bank
latter part
interfor fixtures
in Centre
the
received the
for new
Hall were
of last week.
Fire company festival ~July
Centre Hall.
TOO MUCH MONTGOMERY.
————
Bellefonte Silk Mill Team Trims Locals
on Home Grounds.—Score, 6-8.
Hall
play
The Centre baseball team at
to two games on Grange
tempted
} afternoon, but
red
he
urday Jupiter
luvius interfe
and
{10 a4 great extent,
although permitted the first
to gO 10 ¢ ven though a sh®wer
stage of the game sent all
second game went only
innings until ther
hat put further piay
OWHDOur
Wn pout i
{ }
¢ question
me Wi
fais Keller
pire. Harry Austin
with Linden Hall
the L
Second Game
ne was with
we Wayne
reputation,
Were supe
ut there
for
home
urprise in store
who were supporting the
team, for from the outstart the locals
pounded Keller's shoots and through
dean hitting earned three runs in the
two inn Keller's
hit
Hall,
third innin
ings
smashing
hase in the second inning, for
Linden went 1
w naught, but in
vigitors located
the
that
when a drenching ran called a halt to
the £ the
the plate for two runs and in
fourth they failed to register, so
further play the score stood 3.2 in fa-
vor of Centre
the
Hall, this being the way
score read by innings:
Hall
Haill--2
' .
Linden 0020
Centre 1 0 (rain)
Another Holstein Calf Given PennState
The
the
cently
Dairy Husbandry Department of
Pennayivania State College has re-
with
“Weller Farm
comes from the
H. Weiler and Sons, promi-
been presented
Holstein heifer,
Yankee Beauty.” She
herd of E
nent Warren county breeders who fave
another
young
or the building up of a representative
herd at the college, one that will be
a credit to the breed, an inspiration to
the breeders, and
for dairy students who
corregt Holstein type.
a school of training
are studying
{ Tired, overworked run-down men
and women find Tanlac just what they
need to regain health and strength.
Centre Hall Pharmacy.
The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year.
BIG BUSINESS CHANGE,
A. R. MeN
sa Leading Lumber Firm.
Becomes Sole Owner of
The
Bellef
It
following is reprinted from the
mte Republican:
A
M
Years
known this week
of Bell
Decarme
MeNitt
that
KE
many
McNtt-Huyett
about
Mi
in Sfonte,
Hall,
the
and
tt, of Centre
business as
Lamber Co, have closed ar
MceNitt be
the
whereby
rangements
comes the of
ind
BOI OWner
pro
interests of the and his
firm
f the biggest interests
and embraces
not only in Centr
counties During
iE
business as
tracts of
arge timber
Freer and manu
firm Aon
Won Scholarship.
cement of
Hollenbach-~Barber.
home of the
Brumgard—Carson.
Har a
became
Miss Mary Carson, of Pot-
the bride of Russel
Mark,
Jus-
f Warriors
the ceremony iv
being performed 1
LACE M at
The
tndv of
iady of
Isaac Irwin
in Hollidaysburg
excellent
the
The
trip
young
omplishment,, and groom is a
progperous farmer. happy
to
pair
Po
it r
i 2 OT a
wedding eastern
take
They
host f
of
points and upon their
return will
the fi:
wishes of
up their residence on
Arm
have the best a
fr
ff
0ddd Fellows Decoration.
The oO. OF
orate the graves of members at the fol-
ocal lodge 1 will dec-
lowing :
ville, 1:30;
Hall, 7
nected
places on aturday: Tussey-
8K:
Sprucetown, 3:00; Centre
00, William
with the
Harrisburg,
Montgomery, con-
of
department forest-
te the
After the services at Centre Hall, light
the hall
ry. will speaker
refreshments will be served at
Festival at Pleasant Gap.
A grand festival will be held in Noll's
grove, Pleasant Gap, on Saturday eve-
ning, 24th inst, under the auspices of
the United Sportsmen of
176, Pleasant
new
Pennsylva-
Gap, a
comparatively organization, but
that is fully alive and increasing
its membership constantly.
A feature of the festival will be the
appearance of the Odd Fellows band
of Bellefonte, which will assure a live-
ly time
If Jooking for a good time,
Pleasant Gap Saturday
nia, Camp No.
one
go Yt
evening.
To Conduct 0dd Fellows’ Orphanage.
Mr. and Mrs. Kimber Hartman, of
Indiana county, new heads of the Cen-
tral Pennsylvania Odd Fellows Orph-
any’ Home, near Sunbury, took charge
of their work on Friday. They will
succeed Mr. and Mrs. FF. C. Lancaster,
who resigned after a short stay there
The Hartmans come from Buckhorn,
Pa. where they had been in charge of
a vocational trainlhg school.
The man who can profit by his own
mistakes is the best kind of profiteer,
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
Fire company festival—July
Hall
Centre
The F National
Hall
day,
Bank
rst
wdvertises its opening for
July 1st
—
Naturalization court
Monday, and Tuesday
VIRIOUus cases were hear
Arnish
trom
corn cobs
It
ownersghi
tting the
ge
bad BOAT
resudt
Indications
a
7
he of of
* +
eth
be no serious results
—
Last
of the
amrtomobile
this
of the
week made
Decker
daing
paper mention
Brothers,
at
SUCCeRs
dealers,
Mills, State
business
Spring and Belle-
the broth-
the
Chevrolet
College
fonte, and a day later one
Hall
A sedan
Frank P
of the same
Potter
of
ers came 10 Centre
of
sold to
and made
sale three cars
was barber Geary,
and touring cars
J. T. Port
8S. Ishier
¥
wo
make
ter, Henry and Domer
—
A drive
Bellefonte
Vall
Lock Haven will
through
to
Nittany
vince
that
mobile
anyone who was acquainted with
that the
in not
section heretofore, auto-
was instrumental only
bringing good roads, but induced farm-
to pride their homes
Nearly farm home on that im-
portant thoroughfare is in present -
The observer who
acquainted with farm life will also note
the great increase
quality of herds of on
farma All this indicates a” condition
to which the farmer has jong been en-
titled but is only beginning to realize,
ers show in
every
a
able condition. is
in number and
cattle these
Many of the readers of the Reporter
who learned to know Charles F. Romig
when he lived in Centre Hall more
than thirty years ago, will regret to
learn that he has been confined to bed
continuously for a period of almost a
year at his home In Snydertown, Nit.
tany Valley. He is suffering from sci-
atica rheumatism and other complica-
tions. He was a veteran of the Civil
war and ls well advanced In years,
but is still hopeful of recovery under
the fender care of his faithful wife
and daughter. In the same house lives
Mise Susanna Martin, now in her 78th
year, who has been an invalid almost
the whole of her life. She ir a sister
of Mr. Romig and also receives her
attentions.
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