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NO. 24
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
(Thue
HALL, PA.
LASKER'S “MILLION DOLLAR
JOY RIDE”
THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1923.
THE
_VOL.XOVIT __
“CENTRE
XIV BROOD OF CICADA. WATCHERS AND DOERS,
Brn
DEATH REC... WON AND LOST,
I——
Shipping Board Head Not
Administration Eeonomy
nouncement Seriously.
the 17-Year
Appearance,
Oldest
Locust
Known Brood of Meet
Has Made Its
Learn to Think and Be Able to
RUBLE. Mrs. Ellen Lee Ruble, wid- Vietory Over Millhelm but bellefonie
the Exigencles of Life. |
ow of 8B. PP. Ruble, died May 30th at! Takes First
of Dr. E. J. Ruble!
1 Kansas ( Kansas, She was al
and Ja and |
wr Centre Hal about 77 |
Take
Ane |
|
|
Does,
Game from Locals,
her
ity,
Jahn
better known to
17 10-
has aguin made its appearance | that
The
the
periodic Cleada, the home
The head
that
of 4
preferred
big corporation onee
#00,
Centre Hall, 7;
tellefonte, 8:
Miliheim, 4
Centre Hall, 1
average person as the “year sald he to hire boya Today sday)
The
ministration
of
that it
the
is
come fi the because pretense Republican dawghter of ne 1B. Lee
had
perience
cust country,
Their
reveloped their resources
HY:
Better step
born The
nd
praciyu Hi
ng
fooled Al
the
large numbers in almost all } they more initiative ex two games of the
had
Such =a
past week a+
drive thre
nes
yu
¢
At tho age of 18 »
Presbvi
Oy hus bert he united sulMed an above —a
I. Lasker,
Poard.
apparently not
ul
Chadrman Laske's
Presi
to
of Centre county, Years ago Victory and a «le
filgney have ob
Chalrman fermi
The
itation of the lovust in Penn- | fulness boy, he sald, 8 con- Shipping | with the wireh and lived
he
gel out of
On the T
Fort
py devout Che istd ife At the Centre
of her death shi
bership Addn,
Mi A
Preagohment a, { fre
While
Republican
intial
Had
men f Wtory of the ms
will be confined principally to stantly being “on his own” and
of | has to think out
| dilculties He
Centre, | his cart breaks down and he has to] terances of
it by | all by himself. ~ A
coun- | ity boy, he thought, does not get that
to
out Lime | team
with lent
led
unning through the center wuys to association Harding was holding het 8 One
On ov
bounded on the bry the field and | may have hém regard the ut in Okidah the latter's bums
Bedford, Blair
nd Potter, and on
Wwe goes out in a Hoa Bi fH, on
ied
grounds "hia "
Chief Executive, in
the ind Hulide re ore, 7-4, The 1 sar 190 thin see
the
in evening Hu
{
CCOondagInyY
Pickwick
the eas cluding his county for a number
ti1887 the
and later to CC
get it going again game w work o “Ying " He pon
had
Heckman
line bordering the purely in Other family moved
Lehigh, Si
Weds
*hester, Berks, huyl- {chance develop resourcefulness jp minds” among caders ney, Kan, where M The box soors 1s A
lumbia, T.y¢ and There are many mechanical workers | putting Out econo in 1906
ke nn
. | CENTRE HALL
ho rman Lasker MOTTE
adjust
Tha
thes
can not my single
wa, fment on any machine or tool
oldest one moment anything ig ong
we to summon othe
to
emnn or
workman make =i A fellow of |
not going to be marked 11
it fon
Rave (oo much
2 spend time
Many of
colleges
ings
“4 i]
nemsaelves,
and watch
and Tennessee {letes play his develops no
Cicada The many young
en time In
nments
Union Missionary Activities
Week,
for the
ian ——
————— i —— from Mr. and
Dr. Beeht State School Superigtendent George § Meyer,
Gover : piinchnots Lad ¥ ICE “ 1 % t : ne 5 }
Fourlug Notes Mrs.
‘ontinued on inside page.)
« N. 8. County Graduates
wing g Junie nth is
Count) is
mmencemer
Hall
Pletcher
Howard; Rn
Skelton,
Hild
Clarenos
uth Scantlin
m Quaker
camped « the William
are on mmers, Philipsburg that time
Ap»
Lad of Twélve Drowns.
wn, twelve
Mrs
expect to Miss Edith K Js
Mr.and Mrs. M. RB
fonte, who tri}
3s #1 8 3 goiy # #
shnson, daugh od
¢ fo 4 4 a og ‘
Yesterday afternoon w went Johnson, of Beiic-
the Studebake x
jouth Bend, Ind
f Mr
Stats
' i sila + years old, son
itomobile plant has ox eled on theres 3
yr a wn Albert Peters, of neat
The output of th E «otirse in the Dickinson Seminary
sl a 4 5% " : y 4 re Irowned it the Evergreen nia .
plant now is 370 cars per day Grange- Encampment Notes, : ? ers Williamsport, in two years, takes first
swimming pool 8 Centre Furnace, cast
tell on paper a stary. in revis The the
We spent one night with Mrs Eger finds camping on pool alone, and though unable t n
with the extraos nars ii : { ET ‘ hi hoy or 9
Breon, before Miss Mars than swim, went into the water. When his
$
in
way the work is dome is too great Grange Encampment Honors in the English cow and th
. 3 College fad went to . : -
t ing the a in the class. Rhee wan
Influence of Good Roads,
thie
tex ths
Anson music In
marriage
dev tog IFIEaN Wy § : i ris } $44 . r ol
Lee, of Boalshurg At Columbus he revious year, without ere i : et ! a i " : cries for heip
and the tor uck wit the t yg : Wa } \
\ % Wan Pent ohne v o ¥ rv g ; ne
t weather changed from ext tent be again reserved 8 ap a hole nine et
few i : the Mothodist
id We are both well Encampment, and a long
awakening t y necessity BOO In addition t
© Rr way
1 I fensure ations on file proves ma : TILE. I
roads - a vived hy
a : GEORGE B. MEYER waiting for an opportunity :
good roads ies wi it a tandare : . Penlamin
I ¥ y the pleasures of a
Niner
Wee
County 8. So. Convention, lightful The comn and Mrs. Paul hilcott, both of
rapid popular ever sac hools
api were heard he
The
mMstance
wan
first
was Prof
A trip to Canandaigua, New
by Merchant
and Mes Emery, Miss Algie
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 8
iatter couple of A They
expect to
deep maw
has been planned
§
capable of giving as
wh
iad
but Jife
aged iy-five years,
FY iv the
dentally, { danghters 4 s Into
Huey fon A
the water and got the
. ’ t
-_ ba tscde pulmotor was used, Mona
lori —— or
of
i near uld not be bought back start on Sunday and ge 8
CAmMmp grouns _ y >
yi wv 1 4 5 x 3 ; Bi # £ 3 oy % ri }
ment, nnd he annual convent} Flotmervilie leaves five ———— about a week. OF course, the trip will
Odd Fellows to Meet In Reading, 1924.
has the
lodge
the
¢ . ’
Mm of the Centre 3 " il f tan
+ E regreta the supply of tents 5 -
other departments of h tw made in Mr. Emery's new Olds se-
dan
rand-children lowing broth
and a a 1 Moos
of 8
of
Sunbury
of Fillmore;
Davis and Charles
Ohlo; Jacob,
County Sunday Se he
mpas }
pn + Waciation will I adlent to meet demands
he road whi 5 almost ’
rs Reading been selected ae
ind 28 As an entirely new fegture which’
both ahd mick,
A Grange pageant will be
the of the Encampment
Gordon, of the Rural Life
eX* ltions Pennsylvania State College. has
ted it in charge’ n
ms A ————
Short Crops Predicted. L
outlook for
crops and hay considerably
held in {rviston : 20
able in" winter heonuse of unfathom- Al schools John ¢ when
3
1
Mra Richard Pal-
Mra
fhouhd rrange f el will be ate Colleg I's mvention city the grand
Woods, Jr,
was ordained a minister to the Preshy-
entertaining educa Joseph M last week,
mad
if there
of bettering it
ble i nD One stint v 3 »
abie i no Song. countenanced lo. a0 at Sen Cirove, Leetnont ; of Pennsylvania, 1. O. O. ¥., and
Rebekah
once given
Prof
Organica
% A tons
seems the slivhteet possibility | 184 al
the ail,
influ
mer, of ennsyivania
{ Pennsyivan
first
Kate
the
leaves Ble
Mill
ind
Hartsock Of
Mra
Jolin,
11 ¥
NHeforite to ansernbly
Hall NO
rintendents
. : : meet week ertan church by the Huntingdon Pres-
On other hs the Kalle. in week of
of
on the
train at west | Jointly
1924,
registration meet during the Bytery in session in Lewistown,
Mr
ton, and previous to becoming a theo-
logical student taught in the
town High school and was active
Boy Bcout work
well-built highway
far
community
exercises an Pastors
Danville; June
The
lodge
aftefn«
enues and expenditures for the ensa-
ing year of $7.598 40 and $62,784 were
submitted and approved
To meet the proposed increased ap-
propriations it was decided to fix the
per oapita tax at 12 cents per term
and the orphans’ home tax at 40 cents
The assets of the Grand lodge on May
1823, amounted to $64,800.58
A A
Baby Bucks Safe,
The deer law now requires a buck
to have two or more points or a apike
at least six inches long to be legally
killed The object of the change is to
compel the hunter to actually see the
head of the animal before shooting
Sup are Woods is a graduate of Prince
ence more than seonomiec upon the
of the Grand
the
finance commission
reported its Mndings during
on meeting when estimated reve
pe and homestead
through which it runs, lift-
farm.
lev. M
funeral services,
the Hhiloh
RE ———
Nix Bears for Seven Mountalns,
large bhck bear
Thursday of last
Game Refuge, No. 9.
Lewis
in
ing the peaple literally out of ruts « o
had of
burial being made in
Piper charge the
and social
CE ——— —— AA AA
Two Cows Killed hy Lightning.
Lightning
State
mental stagnation A
was liberated on
Htate
The
gradn
in Pennsylvania ail
week in the i. cemetery
If any of the numerous
subscribers in Philadelphia
wen In the habit of
Centre County A mesociation
Basket plonie, Belmont
Fairmount Park they should begin it
on Baturday, June 23d, when the nine-
teenth gathering will be hell John
C Beale, secretary, 1831 Chestnut St.
will be pleased te give you any fur
ther necessary information, if you are
in need of it
teporter
located in the vi- i
cinity of the Big Kettle, in the Seven
Mountains district Another appries,
received at Lewtatoswvn Friday evening la
was the
six,
Two
“xX-
less than last year and also under the
The
peaches and pears better than
ago and nearly up to the biz
crop of 1920, are the outstanding feat
ures of the report jlasued by the UJ, 8
struck a chestnut
kiMed
belonging
{roe not
the
annual
have
prospects for CLARK ~Mrs. Clark died at
her home fn Williamsport after an {il-
above College, and ‘wo ten-year average Clara
to
third cow was
attending
one was
cows standing under it
8B. David Shiegal. A
badly burned
thought
held in
and an
Fisher,
year ness with rheumatism coverirg a pee
at Mansipn,
and Saturday in
same refuge, making a total of
the full This refugh,
more have been shipped and are
pected dally to berated In
Licking Creek Preserve. This will
make four beard Hberated in that pre-
serve and comprising ta full quota for
propagation purposes this season,
Came wardens RR. BE. McCoy and Jes-
sie Hassinger are in charge of the
liberated riod of about
Mrs
daughter of
. % Sar,
on the aide, but it is "yea
in Millheim, a
the late’ John Foote, and]l.
aged nearly sixty-eight years
lived Millhelm up to about 18
years ago when she and her blind son,
John, moved to Willlamsport, where
they Hved together since.
Besides the son, she is survived hy
these wisters and brothers: Mra
Mazie Rachau and Mra. Ella Dennis,
she will Clark was born
fhe
adjustment
recover. Insurance is
quota for Bureau of Agticultural Economica.
o-oo.
Brooks Reunlon on Grange Park.
The third annval Brooks reunion
will be held on Orange Park, Centre
Hall, Saturday, June 23rd, all day.
Members of the families are asked to
bring their baskets and friends
I Sn
Farmer Mutual Company,
" 9 wae
was made P.M
qareliars be the She in
A i ———
The American flag fa being put to
an improper use by a Miltheim organ.
ization, no doubt the result of thought
lessness, The Stars and Stripes were
never intended to mark foul lines
During a recent severe electrical and
rain storm the home of John and Miss
Carrie Albrigh, tn Millheim, was struc:
AA ss —
Transfers of Real Estate.
Adam H. Krumrine, et ux. to Mar-
tin W. Lessee, tract in State College;
$675.
Caroline Maize's heirs to Joshua
Rossman, tract in Aaronsburg: $1,805.
Tammie LL. Keller to John Wilson,
tract in Linden Hall; $2,000,
Tammie L., Keller, ta al, to
Wilson, tract in Linden Hal; $1,
John
’
transportation and Hberation, They
have also received several cosignments
of ring-necked pheasants during the
past week, which they have placed in
the care of sportsmen for propagation
AAG AAPA ARAN
Portland Cement,
Alpha Portland cement in a reliable
material for all kinds of construction
work. Order your supply now.—Wm.
McOlenaban, Centre Hall, adv
B. B. Schedule for Week.
Tharsday, twilight Milihetm at Cen-
tre Hall; Bellefonte at State College,
Saturday, afternoon—Centre Hall at
State College; Milthelm at Bellefonte.
AA MA
An effort ls being made by residents
of Miffiinburg to induce the State to
establish a fish hatchery at that place,
believing the “Big Spring” an ideal lo-
both of Willlamaport; John Foute, of
Nashawa, fa; William, of Pittsburg;
Frank, of Muncy, and Rober} J, of
Miltheim., ’
The remains arrived in Millhelm by
train on Friday afternoon and inter
ment was made In Falrview cemetery,
I ST AAAS.
League baseball is drawing bigger
crowds than unorganized baseball Md,
and thus prevent the loss of humen
ie, and at the same time develop &
larger and stronger type of deer. The
first move to give the baby buck deer
fi year or more lease of lite was made
by this newspaper, a marked copy of
which: was forwarded to the game
have been in the minds of others at
the same time, but the Reporter was
the first in this section to advocate it.
By Mghtning. A chimney was knock -
ed down, and the lightning jumped to
th opposite side of the house, tesring
hades in the roof, mttie floor and second
floor and tore the plastering and paper
from the kitchen ceiling. In Misa Al-
bLrdght's bedroom & large hole was
torn in the roof, splinters being tn
bedded in the cefltng, and the carpet
Yas set afire, but the Mames were eas