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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
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CENTRE HALL, PENN A.
THURSDAY. SEP TEMBER 28.
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS,
PENN'S VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
REX, MERYIN £. DRUMM, Pastor,
EC SERVICES FoR:
, 1022
‘lews
wy
SUNDAY, OCT.
Hall,
mement,
Centre 10: 30—Somieg, of
the Ald
Tusseyville 2:30—Some Views of the
Atonement.
Spring Mills, 7
Go to Church
30—Twelve Men Who
seldom
announcements for week:-—
Centre Hall
Prayer Meeting, Wed.
Tea Wed.
Sunday School, 9:30 a.
6:30 p.
Sat.
Other
7:30
ev'g 8:15.
evening,
her Training,
m.
m,
eve,
Luther League,
Catechise
Young
class,
People’s Missionary
morning.
Brigade, Sunday 9:30
Spring Mills
Meeting, Tha
Thurs.
Prayer rs., 7:30.
Saturday,
Lutherar
U. Ev.—lLemont, mornin g: Linden
CHARGE~—
Pastor,
nd-
CVE
Weaver
Sunday
itte
DE MOC RATIC TIC KET.
For United States Senator,
and Full Term)
SHULJ.,, of Stroudsburg
For United States Senator,
Term)
Clearfield County.
(Sho
SAMUEL E.
rt
(Unexpired Penrose
FRED B, KERR,
For Governor
JOHN A. McSPARRAN, Lancaster.
of
For Lieutenant Governor
ROBERT E. PATTISON, Jr., Philadelphia
Affairs,
Pittsburgh
For Secretary of Internal
A. MARSHALL THOMPSON,
For Congress,
J. FRANK SNYDER, of Clearfield.
For State Senator,
WILLIAM I. BETTS, of Clearfield.
For Assembly,
Miss ZOE MEEK,
Member of State Committee,
. OBCAR GRAY, of Bellefonte.
of Clarence
¢ County Chalrman,
. OSCAR GRAY, of Bellefonte,
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR CONGRESS—
ELISHA KENT KANE
Stands for Stronger Volstead Aet,
International & Industrial Peace,
Ald for Mothers and Children,
Opposes Caneus and Ring Rule.
Major Hastings Released,
Major Wililam H. Hastings, a broth-
er of the late Daniel H. Huslings, for-
mer governor of Pennsylvania, was
released from the eastern perffientiary
at Philadelphia a days ago and
went Erie to round out his years,
“to be left alone and to die alone
outgidé prison walle.”
The prisoner was serving a twelve
year sentence for attacking his neph-
ew, Ross A. Hickok, of Harrisburg, In
1913. He is 30 years of age and a well
educated man of letters and art con-
noigseur. He was convicted of shoot
ing Hickok and several policemen dur-
ing a dispute over settlement of the
will of the late Daniel H, Hastings.
His release was brought about by an
appeal from the Woman's Relief Corps
of the G. A. R.
London Gayety Girls.
Griff Willlams' London Gayety Girls,
the famous.musical comedy, will be at
the opera house, Bellefonte, Friday
night of this week. It has an all-star
cast, with Benny Small, Eddie Welch,
Sue Milford and twenty beautiful Sho-
rus girls. See the surprise finish,
fow
to
«sss DEATH RECURD
——
Wiliam Alilson
at
after
during
for
to
ALLISON —
passed away
Mills,
ness
time
self,
Hon,
at
Tuesday
Bpring
i=
which
his home
afternoon, an
of several
unable
years,
to
was
he care him-
His
eral strokes of
their mark on
Mr Allison
ciibald Allison,
from
was
sev
left
and mind.
of Ar-
his fam-
Arch
due
which
condition
paralysis
both
a descendant
body
was
8r., who with
1773.
grandfather of
for
and
fly came Ireland in
ibald Al JI.
of this sketch,
Penns Valley
Mills. It
Sr.
Miss
children
M.,
Alexander, C«
lison, the
subject sought him-
self a
cated
that
1704.
Nitt,
the
married to
Hall; and
Hon. W.
vember 4,
home in lo-
at was here
William
His
and
Spring
in
Me-
Allison, was born,
wife was Sarah
born to
E.
these were
William
Dr. J. B
Archibald, Bellef:
M.
1850,
union: Esther
mite.
ison was born
ywnship
He
where
mducted
in Gregg
died
Mills
Edward oc
In he
where All
where he
at Potters
brother
the farm
business
and his
1887 moved
Bre
woolen factory.
Spring Mills ison thers
the
by
purchased grist mill, which
conducted them until sold
owners
Hig
She
present
BB.
18840
years ago to the
Miss
Corning, N. Y.. in
married Laura rman
mother of four chil
E.. Mabel,
the
th
Charles
Frank.
candidate
ng defeated
islature,
1886-1888
interested
BCROOL BYSie
I revere
rege
a number
stock holds
BRIGHT
ived at Centre
Ww
Dr
Phd
curred
{In
John
pursued his studies
His
riage
wife, who survive
Miss Sa
There
Mary
wR
bersburg surviv
daughters, E
Lucile, (wins.
BOY KILLED BY BULL.
Younger Brother, Badly Hort, Saved
by Barking of lags.
Attacked by a bull while they were
driv late on Sunday.
Reed
ring some cattle in
Allison
to
12 years,
aged
4
i
trampled death and
Archibald,
The boy
aged 10, was seriously
jured # had been sent ou
horses in the cattle on their
to bring
farm near Jacksonville and were warn-
to dismount, owing to the dan-
As they
ed not
from the bull were un-
to get the cattle together, both
boys got off their horses the bull
attacked them. The bark-
saved the
ger
able
and
immediately
ing of a dog
gave
a fence before
the sacond time.
The boys were sons of Mr.
Roy Allison, and lived about
southeast of Jacksonville.
The bull has since been killed
alone younger
him time to crawl over
the bull
lad, as it
charged him
and Mrs
one mile
Our Weekly Primer Lesson.
Yes, dear children, that is going to
be a It takes some men a
long time to build a bridge, but it may
be finished some day. Yes, those work.
men are alive, don't you see them
move at times. No, there are only a
few men on the job. 1If they had tho
many men working the bridge might
be finished before winter. Yes, we
must pay to cross the
bridge. You see a man put that thing
there and folks pay to get over IL
Yes, everybody pays toll, some pay
more than others. Yes this is the
first bridge this contractor ever built
He will know more about the next
one, maybe. Jt is a great convenience
to the public, but who cares for the
public? No one, but the man who
rakes in the shekels from the toll
gate."
The above ia reprinted from the
State College Times and refers to the
bridge being built between State Cole
lege and Lemont. The Times In its
Primer Lessons fails to lay the blame
where it belongs-—that is, to the coun-
ty commissioners,
bridge.
little wooden
A Al Boal
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SEPTEMBER COURT,
Great of Work Before
Expedited by Defendants Entering
Plea of Guilty.
Amount Court
of
at
Court
10
September session conven
Monday
Hon.
bench
o'clock
ed
the
morning
Henry CC. Quigley on the
and the Court officers in
usual places
The
Court
of
ent
the
Hist
first business taken up by
was in going over the civil
cases on the trial list for the pres-
term. A number of cases were
and several tied.
of M. Hall ve
Electric company was 8
i onth ued
The
Centre
The
Me
State
titled
ident caue-
Hall
iE consu
CABG Elsie
conse grew out of an ace
ing the death of Elwood 8
Considerable time wi
in hearing motions and petitions
by
presented
the Bar
charged
iquor licenee
Harry
This case is
Burris and
Snow Shoe
Daniel
from
ved 1}
plead
Bloom
ind the defendant wal
of the grand jury and
ind sentenced to the coals
$104
ment in
wns
pay
200 fine and undergo imprison-
nr
the county jail for a period
ff six
The
jury
Newton O
months
and
first case taken up for trial
was J
Weber,
in trespass from Miles
selected, Henry Showers
ve an action
This
Tues
of
Showers
and is
township
of
result
case continued until a part
the
Mr
had become
and was
of a
was
day afternoon,
tha closing road
by
which it claimed an
and uninter.
60
road by continuous
for from 40 to
open
rupted
The jury found in favor of the defend-
which effect the
open.
use years.
ant in declares road
The grand jury reported it had pass-
bills,
true.
eighteen
It
woodwork
the whitewash
the Interior be removed and calcamine
used. It termed the mattresses
“trty and filthy” and recommended
that army cots be supplied instead.
On reading the recommendations of
the grand jury the Court gave expres-
slon to the fact that the jail was in
vary bad condition and that it had
been #0 recognized heretofore and had
been condemned by state authorities.
The Court commended the jury for
its recommendations and congratu-
lated it for having accomplished so
large amount of work in the brief
space of one and one-half days
The Court called Yefore the bar a
ed
which
mended
on twenty-four
found
the
and
were
that
be repainted
recom-
exterior
on
be
A
jury who
tardy
was one
and could give other
that had
having been empaneled on a
the
tried
no excuse
he gone homo after
jury and
court house
Court to
was his duty to be
that |t
unable reach
The
that it
Lo
#BOON Er, impress
him punct-
and
the
ual
of
the
delayed,
was
of
had
aecount
it
only
the
on
good spirit attorneys
court's work not been greatly
Seitso——
Marriage Licenses
Joseph C
Margaret E
Ww
Clara
Harper
Merritt
Unionville
Julian
A
Trostie, .
illiam Corl. .
KE
Arthur J
Ruth D
State
Jenna,
College
Furnace
Walker
Stover
tate College
tate College
Belief
Axe Mann
onte
flanchard
Howard
manner
for
of Lewisburg
CHARTER NO. §2,192 S
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Firs National Bank at Centre Ball
tate of Pennsylvania, at the close «
ss Rant 1 1
n bept. i AWE
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts
ing rediscounts
Deposited to secure circula-
{ 8 bonds par value
5. Government
ght, Cashier of
lemly swear that the
the best of my kac wietyy
LIGH EBRIGHT
Cashier
belore me this
D. A. BOOZER
Notary Publi
tee Attest
Fv
DAN
GOODHART,
DAUP
BR. M. SMITH
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The First National Bank, at Spring Mills
ir: the State of Pennsylvan the close of
5, 1922
ia, at
business on Sept. 1
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts
ing rediscousts
Owverdrafts unsecured
Depo sited to secure clircula-
lation (U. 8. bonds par val
ue
All other U 8 Gov
Total U. 8
curities
Other bonds,
ities, eto 4
Banking House, $i 200 0: tur.
niture and fixtures, $2494.71
Lawful reserve with Federal
Heserve Bank ‘
Cash in vault
Checks on banks located out
side of city or town of re
porting bank and other
cash items
Redemption fund with U. 8,
Treasurer and due from U,
S. Treasurer ‘
Othe? assets. .
Tofal....
« Inciod.
$90,145.97
118.57
25 000 00
t securities 16,639
Government se
41 639 3%
stocks, secur
26 J25.00
Basi
6,790 46
17,298.50
399 56
1.250, 00
ABN
east neny $207 018.47
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in
Undivided profits
Less current expenses,
est, and taxes paid
Circulating notes outntanding
Certified checks ounts/anding
Cashier's checks on own
bank outstanding ..........
Total of Items 21, 22, 28, NU
and 25 .
Individual deposits subject to
check
Total of demand ‘deposits
{other than bank deposits)
subject to Reserve, Items
2, 0,32, 30 and 31
Certificates of deposit (other
than for money borrowed
Other time deposits
Total of time deposits sub.
feet to Reserve, Items 32,
34 and 35
Bins payable with Federal
Reserve Hank
Notes and bills redisconnted
Liabilities other than those
above stated
Tot eee ocnisininns
2,000,00
1,754.81
inter
1,421 11 333.70
25 006 (0
Ls
1,627 88
53.207 89
13,400.00
19,823 40
A ——
207 me v7
State of Pennsylvania
County of Centre
Pg
I, D. 8, Brancht, Cashier of the above named
bank, do solemily swear that the above state.
Ment is true to the best of my and
: D. 8, BRAUCHT, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th
day of Sept. 1922,
C. A, LONG,
Notary Public
My commission expires March 6, 1025,
Correct—Attest *
ARTHUR B, LEL,
T. J. DECKER,
J. H, RISHEL,
Directors
PUBLIC SALE.
1% Milds West of Bpring
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
the
ment household
HORSES —1
oid,
on
Mills,
18th, 16am
following described stock,
and goods
horse, coming 4
Percheron, extra
1600: 1
17
17
horse, 11
CATTLE AND HOGS
registered
good, weight
bout horse, 5 vears old:
10are, years old, weight 1
1100:
13460
200
mare, years old, welght
vears old, welght
9 mich
“
Holsteins
istered Holstein
are
Holsteins,
Jerseys:
and 2 grade
bull; 1 registered
tein heifer calf; &
4 brood
head young
sows Duroc-Jersey,
of
1s]
nens
Leg
Leghorn
Reds
Bi 1044 Lig NT
£3, 10% vy Nile
Hhode
ein,
and 200
41 4
Also, a lot
IMPLEMENTS
rake, Internati
HOLD
GOODR
i AOA Bor oh
Jied Cross Oak heate
{ Hettien
lean
I. P
up sale
Ma you
Mus,
auct
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{ 1.. A
GOODHART
WELDING
ng and
iso remove ca
ENTRE HALL
1
| Acetylene welding, brazil
rbom Ir
that haver
A. MOYER
‘Washington
16-DAY
EXCURSION
Friday, Oct. 20
\ Round Trip Fare Irom Centre Hall
Sn 82
Fares from
ROUND
TRIP
4
FALLS
International
M.
Railway Termi-
Leaves Buffalo4.30 P. M
en nr
“Always Reliable”
The Most
MILLHEIM
|
Sleep is just as necessary
to health as food. The
ability to sleep on
the condition of the nerves.
| Dr. Miles’ Nervine
|| insures a good night's rest.
It will help any nervous
condition from sleepless.
ness to epilepsy. Your
money back if the first
bottle fails to benefit you.
Youll find Dr, Miles’
Medicines in all drug stores