= VOL. XOVI. - * BOROUGH SCHOOL REPORT. — Second Month, of month; attendance ond 11; attendance, Summary of Hall ber tal, q ¥ VR schools for sd enrolled, 179. Per girls, 98; hovs 108: girls, cent hovs, Number of total, for in=- 96%. 11 be st total, tardy marks, boys, 33. Room having month, primary--984; termediate High school girls, 22; ince best, atten second 48 Average attendance for Per a7. cent at- Those Ruth Brooks, month, boys, tendance, Ix 91: present every day dur Bingman, Vista Ellen Burkholder, CC €harlotte Keller, Ellen Meeker, Packer, Zella Ripka, Mabelle Sara Snyder, Laura Whiteman, Vi Zettle, Harold Ddrst, Paul Albert Emery, Edw Foust, Reiber, Paul Smit Cooney, Geo. 1a 16, WE, girls, 30, month: Blauser, Li#lae Gaull Gl itharine wily 8 d Myles Snyder, Geo Marcellus Mildred Drutrow, tm Moore, Runkle, reges, Royer, Margaret Alexander Brooks Ella Packer, Stump—N.. L Sara Neff, a: Grammar tendance, Ruth Viv Grace Frances Cry Mary Miess, Mirl Ruth we, an Miss bovs asrungart Elizdb Mase aren, Intermediate Bar ret Delaney, Kirk, Margaret er, Hazel Potter, rian Smith, Fred louse, Mecker, B Willlam Weaver Weaver, Merrill ker. The fo TUce Sma n : 1i Improving Top of “Olid Nittany,” “ . " i 4 at improve th summer erritory the ying Base of the and extending west of the i ip Bt ——— A Correction, In lagt week's lssue of telegra candidate this Elisha paper i 1 forwarded by for distorted in K. Kane CONE ress ba iy its transmission that in scarcely any way The would have had it “North Jewett, “Editorial about ford Star<-Hecord this in practically every letter was mailed to without knowing their party. Ex- cept $100 from David MceCalmont nos one but my wife contributes one cent to my campaign. My secured Prohibition endorsement and thus elected dry Republicans as often as dry Democrats. Include my paid advertisement if to publish B otherwise.’ represented the send Mr. Kane 18 follows 31, 1922 the Br untrue particular, My 45,000 voters ers intent. tedegram as ippear is Pa., me {xt in ad- om. is influence nas this in unwilling ————— Reeltal In U, Ev. Chureh, A repital, consisting of plano duets, trios; selections and music by the violin club, will be given in the Evangelical church, Centre Hall, Friday evening, November 10, at 7:30, Ly the pupils of Miss Byrd Stover. Those who attended the recital last year know” what good things are in store. Everyone is Invited, offering will be lifted, Charles (G. Hassinger sold his home, Just south of the silk mill, in Miiheim, to F. Q Hartman. The price has not ‘béery divulged. Mr. Hassinger will build alow, tlw veoal A gliver Why Not Investigate! is generally that the Odd Fellows’ bullding, which | greatly damaged the structure and par- I tially the the C. MM: Smith store, on which alone $16,- (00 paid, belief it the believed in burned stock of goods In insurance was was of incen- is shared i the loss, and the was This i who had { daay the My. surmnce on the tained. It is some that i the outside, believe it that more ples evidence by merchant by Shelton, through whom ine oly however, | fired from merchandise contended, budding the as the WHS while great DersSons fired on side and fired prepor YP Was « origin The warehouse annex, the fire Wis LIVEN Ie examined Pers Wire eds pu Oi will farm it huisin Mr 4 to handling fitted to tak share wed nn Centre here the My Come ti of effects of parents M. M. Condo, beld on Condos will make his future with thelr ¥ ester In the Mong Lhe day. and stated game had Birds peared scares, AVIDE on wb per their and! Mors The mn the Saturday elder home childroy MeKinney, t for- wis He state Rover Mountains, Reporter's callers on Satur that consideral fled ye small regigh pheasants and turkeys an A Philadelphia party, quartering at Walter Oarrity's, appears to have had untisual good luck in bag- ging game Rev. Leldy A. Yeanck, of Sxport Westmoreland county, held services in the Reformed churches at Centre Hall and Tusseyville, on Sunday, The min- ster is a half brother of Rev, Z. A Yoarick, formerly at Aaronsburg. While the field, Rev. and Mrs Yearick were entertained by Mr. and Mrs A H. 8payd, and Sir. and Mre Thomas | Delaney. Before returning home hel spent a bit of time hunting grey squires rels in the Delaney-Alexander woods, | which woods are well stocked with that | Kind of game. been ki in his on Last week announc ements were sen cal and photographic shop had been | opened by Messrs Mullen and Wolf, in the Commercial Trust building, Broad Street Station bridge, Philadelphin, tl partners being Charles Henry Mullen | and William MoCoy. Wolf, the latter a gon of J. Witmer Wolf, of Ardmore, at which suburban point the junior Mr, Wolf also lNves, having erected a home there since Wis marriage séveral years ago. Mr. Wolf started out in life with Joseph C. Ferguson. Jr. lo eated near where the new firm ts doing fn new home in Miélhelm, but just where he has not fully . decided. * business, and was also engaged in similar business, The new frm has the | Reporter's, best wishes for. success, . - . THE TRI-COUNTY SUNDAY Site Selected Between in Huntingdon Franklinville Furnace, County ingdon the For si fation h hoo] S800 X years, sunday 154 site ind around for a camp for rods seclusion convenient raliway facilities Training Sunday and development of a Yor the for poo A inspectedsover number the ind work hay been Lhe which meets t OI inCted Huntingdon Hunt land wood + in Coun nd nga Of mp reatment & were not Poorenan ® Serions LE ¢ irom One Pa Vernri He and Mrs. Poorman came to the camp in advance fo enjoy £f Tid ining { iG aunung marty myra who your the kK farm, above 8 SONSON bafore the opening of the deer The victim o Edward known He and n WOCLNOTY fr the ubb, the aco ident lumberman, a the Colyer dia- three of his Rush of te district, thhit second wha well resident of trict in company nw with SONW On «in Dippery altogether the a company Nn, went io Potters hunters appears Mr of the col ¢ sent af Sprocetown rey The making a chase and it wot 8 hit and when a charge a mbbit by Mr. Dippery, some the fine shot struck him the hand and body. The wounds were not se. rious, r hunt in advance WIT, tor wns of on Lutherans for Religion in Musle, The convention of the United Luth- Church in session recently In Buffalo, N. Y., stood firmly by the re- port of Rev, Dr. J F. Ol. of Philadel- phin, chairman of the church music committee, which fhe eliminated from the c¢hwreh hymnal all musie which, in the language of Dr. Ohl, was “nothing byt sentimental doggerel and much of reminkscent of the movie and street? The total benevolence of the church is now $5,000,000 a year, with grand total of expenditures for all purposes of $17.- 000,000, about $26 per capita a year. The baptised membership of the United Laitheran Church fe 1.600,600, ——— Relief {ox M8 Armenian Girls, President Harding has been asked to "let down the bars” so that Immigra- tion officiads will permit the landing in this country of 000 Armenian chil. drem—<momtly girle-made orphans by the Turks during recent massacres of Christiond. If the plan works out it is proposed to ship the children to Philadelphia and from there distribute them to homes throughout Penpsyivi- fia, because Pennsylvania was able re- cently to send the fist relief ship to eran “One” of The, of the erected dwelling Milihelm In speaking several houses recent in lone can of referring the to erected must “one” Oona and so i 13 { dwelling ireom MOTE lo gamge man home Is located dn what is k nown Gramleyv's additic Millhelm proper It 48 a hig} My, Ving the prominence Hunting Notes, oie of OF Peer Provokese State Two Town Properties Sold, I Carts pred hold fi different ind pouites the may house mesiings,. ais agement ques ns which m The time olows P i schiedu Monday, N OP Tuesday A * M., a Filed 14th Fortney's M., 1 Smith's We 0 nieay ember Ge burg Tuesday, November T. Musper Wednesday A. M., at J town Wednesday, 141 ar a at C a, Penne 15th, near November Petors', at 10 ©. Storme- November 15th, at P M. at A. PF. Showers, near Unionville Thursday, November 16th. at 10 A. Bt P. H Luse's, near Contre Hall Thursday, November 16th, at “2 P M. at 1. © Paters’ near Meek's Church. “5 “ M Liguor-Selling Hotel Legal Nulsanes. United States Judge Joseph L.. Bo- dine, in an opinion rendered nt Tren- ton, N. J, holde that a lquor-selling hotel is a public nuisance. In the case in which Charles and Marie Reinking, owners of the Grand Hotel at Hoboken are defendants, Judge Bodine upholds the nmulgance and abatement sections of the National Prohibition Act. He says that Courts of Equity are justified in restraining public nuisances. UU. 8. Attorney Harlan Besson, of New Jeor- sey, prepared the action asking for the enforcement of this feature eof the Valstead Act. Judge Bolline says the proceedure followed by Attorney Hos. #on has already been upheld by the U. 8 Cireult Coltig of Appeale Food Sale, hoe Ladies’ Bible Class of the Ro. formed Sunday School will hold a food wale at the home of Mp. ¥. M. Fisher, the Near Bat. -n . . | Saturday, November 1 3m | LETTERS FROM SUBSCRIBERS, Oakland Oct, 28, 1822 ir Editor: ¢ ; : Enclosed find which pleas Changs fr1t« anh | After HARPSTE Stuart— Kidder, ©F LOCAL AND PERSONAL. ie TER Deing ite) il Penns - - evening from 7 to Mra first Mary worn to f foe Shoop, of Tyrone, was the Hed Cross mem- the Centre Hall Aukil- Lid} 1922-1923 period. Pe pay her bership io lary for the M John from the Lause, who carries the mail wl post office to the rail- road station, has resigned, owing to the fact that he will remove fromghentre Hall. He will locate in Wi Mr. and Mra Arthur Fisher and sone Charles and Frank, of Ornigsburg, also Mrs. E. Roy Corman, of Cressons, gpent a few days at the Frank Fisher home. The former Mr. Fisher ds a son of the late Gen, IB. Frank Fisher. Mr ox and Mra James E. son Clement, and the latter's friend, John Alter, all of New Bloomfield, ar- rived in Centre Hall on Friday and re- turned home Sunday. The trip was made in a car. The junior Stewart is a Ford auto salesman and as such has been quite successful. Stewart and The cloamg ~f banks on Saturday af- lernoon and opening in the evening from 7 to 5 during July, August, Sep- tomber and October, was very much appreciated by the people, and {a order to give the people of Penns Valley the best possible service the Josal lganks have decided to continue this arrange. ment during the month of November. Messrs. H. E. Baldwin, of College- ville: William Risdon, William Risdon, Jr, and George Groff, of Norristown. composed a hunting pry who spent a week huniing on Nittany mountain. Thelr success was meagre, nix rabbite, four phefsants and nine squir- rele. The gentlemen had been on the ground in previous years when thoy TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS { {HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS. automol Ten w OPPO M1 pass ing Si roet and these A fe noice ing it Ww ¢ kitchen door Korlin heard and think- making an and hus door and AUR i. The door skunk osn- t Jeaving Ww nights ag at th it was the f{ iy oat ort 10 attract nirance a large rx light striking quickly closed tinued “card.” king the ite oy X The w 5 ite journey withou ils The Beenic before is an ideal place to spend an hour after you the little business affairs that to Bellefonte. "When you're #6 home, you'll find me at in a common when auto- mobile parties disperse. And then the Scenic pictures are always fit br seen by both grandpa and the his hand Rev. Harry N. Walker, why has been paster of the First Luthesan church at Milroy since his graduation at the Get tyshurg Theological seminary four years ago, has been extended a call by the congregation of the Grace Luther. an church at Bellwood. Rev. Walker is 4 native of Ferguson township, Cen- tre county, wing a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Stind® Walker or attend to you ready to the Scéni take expression to tot at H. C. Strickler, of Aaronsburg. who is employed in the shops at Durnbham, had a miraculous esmpe from death. One of his fingers was caught in a pulley of a block and tackle on a loco- motive crane and he was hoisted about twenty-five feet from the floor before the crane could be stopped. Mr. Strick - ler, who js a heavy man, was hanging by his pinched finger for several min- utes before he could be lowered and relesfised, A fine program will be rendered on the annual community day exercises at Aaronsburg, which will be held on Fri- day. All the schools of Halnes town- ship will belp to make the day a suc cose. Prizea will be awarded for the best exhibits of farm products A speak - cordinjly in- Rl a
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