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Pollee Dept, Hits Gasoline Pumps,
The
tO
| VOI.
following dispatoh recently
the
Was
sent newspapers from Harriss
burg:
“The ofl
eigint
erection of gasoline or
pumps and filling station within
feet
under
fire
department,
is prohibited
the
state
of state highways
an ordér issued by bureau
of prevention of the police
The order not retro.
is
nctive,
“Paul
WIiLYs,
I,
in a
Wiright,
letter to
secretary of high-
borough councils
asked they pass ordinances forbidding
Of
than eight
the erection and filling sta-
pumps
tions close to improved
boroughs, Att
fact that
adjacent
feet
highways the ention
led to the
in
was oa whey
erected
wadd
pumps aoe
improved thay eause
with the
traffic’
filling.”
If
Hy.
pump
eted
“ere
maoasured from improved portio
of the highway, number
pumps will 1
prevention
department and n
highway department
Your Fall Gloves Will Cost
from S
More,
HNmey into
urn
iil month
ce a ce
Constables to Get Election Fees.
onstabies will
hereaft
“constables, su-
peavisorg or Comores. as the case may
as
Le, of ward, township, incorporat-
borough, shall be allow-
of the
wd i * : d wr
ed trea
for ad-
district and
and paid
$3 four
vertising
out county
ury each polling place,
wird, township.
borough elections, bug not a than
moe
$15 for this purpose for any one elec-
tion. aml six cents per mile for each
mile necessary travelled in the per-
of sald duties, Badd constab-
formance
les ahall be allowed and paid twenty
delivering to each
of
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Coolidge’s Great Opportunity.
Coolidge
for township
cents
officer a certificate this election.”
Declaring Proaident
to
that
hos an opportunity become a “sec-
8
ond emancipator” by freeing the nation
from the horrors of war, Joseph P. Tu-
muity, to
Wilson, Asbury Park
that the take
part in affairs
who was secretary President
made a plea
United
shaping
world toward peace,
at
Htaten a larger
the of the
Mr. Tumulty's address was delivered
before the New Jersey Women's Dem-
oeratic convention, and included a sug-
gestion that the “defects” of the lLeag-
ue’ of Nations and the World Court be
forgotten and that view
takén of the nation's duly to human -
ity. “If, ns i i» said, death softens
the asperites of politica” he sald, “is
it not possible for us in the atmos.
phere of forgiveness and magnanim-
ity which now prevalls by reason of
the death of a beloved President, tg, re-
chart our course in International af-
fairs so as to steer away from the
#hoals which block our way to world
peace?”
in broad be
itt a—————
Absentee voting in Pennsylvania will
be possible at the primaries on the
18th of September for the first time in
the history of the state. The law which
authorizes such a procedure was pass-
ed by the Legislature this year and ap-
proved by the Governor.
Nall Paralyzes Leg.
On Saturday evening, a short time
x
completed
John E
before the Tay's work was
at the farm,
Righel, i
tramped
Kerlin poultry
regular employes
penetrated
foot to
Mr.
he
on a nadl, which
his shoe sole and through the
depth
Rishel’'s limb
did
foot
the of an Inch, Instantly
became numb; In fact,
not realize that he had Injured his
until reaching his home and an
examination was made to discover the
cause of the numbness of the Jihmb
Local applications were made, but soo
the unfortunate man began suffering
midnight the
that In
wis
intense paing, and at
8 80 great l.ong
Anti-t
wwtedd to
suffering wa
well was called xin im-
and
Mi
ind
ivorabie
1 Wours
Rishel's ««
Monday
mediately res
thoroughly leaned "1
dition the next day
reported better and |
- o-oo
Funkhouser—Allman,
MI Belle
marriage of
nsisted of Mild-
Allman,
Miss
of Beaver and M
child, of
Harold F
hono Antoinette
Lewisburg,
unkhouser.
is man
nhankmes
wtumn flowers
Mias
IHiman’'s
nd
Her [ath
Mi,
has since
ry
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Penns Valley—The Beantilul
ff Cen
hundreds
otherw
atru
of
unusual
of
mpment
features
i } graph are the hundreds tents
Srecte for he (1 Ene
and Fab
just
oD express
enteri the camp grounds
Mountains, five tiles JO
lief
{rain ng
the
with
MIR ranges
of
nas con-
This remarkable
Mr. Kerlin
readers of The
indeed a plece
photography and
sented 1, supply (‘entire
Reporter, and their friends, with these
it 25 cents
of the
Money
photographs, x7,
or 1
for
baer
Rime
doz. assorted views
$2.25,
’
funded if
each.
valley postage paid
witl re photographs are
not right
Address
Pa.
WW. Ww
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Lutheran Synods Merge,
Svagquehanna Synod of Central Penn
for
Lutheran body the
merger of the Susquehanna and Cen-
tral Pennsylvania Synods. at a meéet-
ing held at Sunbury last week. Into
the merger the Cental Pennsylvania
which includes this immediate
territory, brought 35 pastors and 17,-
000 baptised members and $1,000,000
worth of church property, while the
Susquehanna brought 47 pastors, 20.-
000 baptised . members and property
worth $2,000,000,
These officers were dected: Rev, Dr.
F. P. Manhart, Selinsgrove, president;
Rev. Dr. Wm, M. Rearick, MiMlinburg.
secretary: and H. T. Horton, registrar
of SBusquehmnna University, treasurer.
School opened Monday. The young-
sters seemed pleased to again be able
to congregate for educational improves
ment.
wins selected as the name
made by
sylvania
the new
Synod,
C—O AAA.
| No matter when—a good reel at the
Scenic; you never go away disap-
pointed,
i
:
!
13, 1923.
NO. 36
JUDGES
¥
Following Is a list of persons, all of
whom are from State College,
acted In the capacity of judges in
of
the
making distribution prizes for the
exhibits at Grangs En
and Fa
Grimes
Various
campment i
MJ
ri}
His {
3
and ne
boys’
Norses
swine,
inducted the and girl
fudging contest
A. 1. Beam
(Cromer
Fletcher
Mmriment
PRIZE WINNERS,
We Where n,
ine pie Wann
HORSES First
Izhies
Stewnm Muses;
Ww
Zerby,
Ethe
OTHER FRI
Yearick,
Grace
ITs
Pleasi
Pingo,
Mra P
MoClon
Ben
Martha
H
ahan, Mrs, J
Jodon,
Royer
Lome,
Elmer John
“Bringing Up Father on Broadway.”
Announcement is made of the pre
mitath of the latest side
musical offering, "Bringing Uj
Broadway Thia new attract
the
on
based on famous comica of Geprae
MeManus
oat
i# sald to represent
“Father”
and
ingredients of any of the
the cartoons were
the BY
All the he
Kitty
he
soi iog offered since
originally transferred from I» 4
of the dailies to the stage
Jiggs, Maggie,
Dinty
loved characters
will on
the
in
the play, which Is In two acts and five
of all that
irresistible laughter.
he irrepressible
to add fresh
of
and t
hand conquests in
hearts thelr legion of admirers,
scenes, running the gamut
i= wholesome In
comedy, screams. surprises, novelties,
and jingling
merous new twists and
The
pable one and includes a bevy of chor-
wit, humor melodies, nu-
pleasures are
promised, cnet is a large and ca
us beauties who are said to be talented
of their own account,
The new “Father” show
to hold the boardg at the Opera House.
Bellefonte, Thursday evening. Septem-
ber 13; prices, 50c, $1.00, 1.50, plus tax.
Seats now selling. and are going fast,
at Mott Drug Co
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An early summary of conditons
Pennsylvania colleges this year tends
to indicate that there are more applls
eants for admission than for any othe
year except possibly that immediately
following the World War, This von.
dition exists at the Pennsylvania State
College, where the greatest number of
applications in the history of the ine
stitution has been received during the
summer. Over 2300 have appled nat
Penn State; the freshman class is lime
ited this year to 960.
A Sr i,
The Centre Reporter, $1.60 a year
is scheduled
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ner, Wagner, en
Tressles
W. Dx
Geraldine Shuey,
Eby, Zion, B. E
avid Hiegle,
M. Keller
Derk
Kirk.
laney,
Srooks, Mrs
John
Mills;
Mrs,
Spring
Mills;
Narthumbe:
Hall;
Grossman, Tus
Gap. Mrs arnued
nnd; and, Oak M
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WINNERS IN STOCK-J
gat
Hay Khare
FT DGING,
Bohn, burg
A 1h
James
Harold
Ind
d Fur
Ce
Ard -
4th
Vv. Johnson
Kline,
6 mee
iter Ein
Boalsburg
te
John
Lil Rov (
ath Penna, Furnace
Notice to Sunday School Workers of
Centre County.
of
School
The annual convention the Penn-
Stale Sunday
be held at
11, 13, 1823
the ory
yvivania Apmocin-
FE
16,
ceived
Williamsport, Octo
I have just re.
ential cardae for dele.
superintendent to
gates
attend the
# and pastors
Each
besides
convention school is
delegate
The
near
entitled to a superin -
of the
Centre
fact
to
endent and pastor
convention being so
county this year should help the coun-
ty to a
Please arrange for your delegates early
large delegation at this UUme.
send the name of each who
ts £0 to Williamsport me
will mall to them the necessary
the
one
fo
and 1
rallroad one-and-
Boost for delegates,
: DARIUS WAITE. Secretary,
Bellefonte, Pa.
—————
Col. Shoemaker Selected.
Col. Henry W. Bhoemaker. of McEl-
hattan, bas been appointed by Gove
ernor Pinchot a member of the Penne
syivania State Historical commission,
Col, Shoemaker is well versed in Penne
syilvania history, having written =n
number of books on the subject, and
the appointment is regarded as a pop-
ular one,
A ——— ——
Chaplain for State College,
a] minister from Randolph: Vermont,
is now on duly as chaplain at Penn
State. The place was vacant for
elght yearn, .
Miss Charlotte BE. Ray has beep ap-
pointed dean of women to succeed Miss
Margaret A. Knight who resigned a
few weeks ago after four years of
service,
‘ *
Veterans’ Reunion,
| The
Civil
of the
reunion on
of the
gather
Centre county veterans
war held thelr annual
Vednesday
Falr,
by the
18
ange Park on
Encampment and which
attended
Griff
Ciulsewhite, 7
was
H
Ham’'l
ing
~
following:
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ith,
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Cavalry
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Wm
Milley 100th
25 Pa
Pa
’ Ohio
Houtz,
Hoy,
D,
LY 66th
Emer. Bat.
Pa
I). Brishir
M 4%
From
Wi,
a, it iib:iPXb,b
Red Cross Funds
for Japan.
memisr
We
i
iinois
3c} 15
54
aed
days When
Mr. Swartz was abo iwo years of
nt west with his parontg and
Stephenson county, Ilinols
where his whole life
practically
He
was
sper i was one of a family. of six
children
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FALL OPENING IN ALTOONA
i HOOSTER STORES,
| A change has been made in the date
for Altoona Booster
The
Fyiday
Stores Fall open-
changed to
14, at 7:30
all thg windows will be
ing date has been
evening, September
o'clock, when
unveiled al the given time showing the
beautiful new things for Fall and Win-
fer
The over
Saturday and out-of-town visitord will
welcome
Style Show will continue
be made Many will want to
be in Altoona t, see the opening when
things
wet
ahle
are fresh and new, if only to
ideas, as to what will be fashion-
for the season that ig just open-
ing.
On Friday evening the un-~
velling the famous Altoona band will
furnish music on the main thorough-
fares to inaugurate the event. If you
can’t come for the opening Friday eve-
ning come and stay al} day Saturday.
Make a visit to Community Rest
ams on Fifteenth street, which was
inaugurated for your benefit. Nothing
for sale, but everything for your come
fort. Bring the family. adv.
during
| Farm at Private Sale.
A farm of 67 acres, two mileg north-
east of Mifflinburg, Pa. js offered at
private sale. The land in good state
of cultivation; buildings in good re-
pair; all kinds of fruit; running
stream through the farm.
Price, $3000,
| Inquire or call on
i JOHN A. BEARD,
sows MiMinburg. Pa.
=
Governor Pinchot settled the coal
strike by giving the miners what they
wanted and the operators what they
wanted Consumers will get coal and
pay ali of the bills. The governor pers
formed a wonderful feat.
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
i HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS,
Mr Mr
Potter township
Helen
fn 10 and Dash
Dora
ughiter,
and Mrs
Iry
Celeveland
They
a
started homewn
southern route on
highway
the
first going
National capital
truck
Calne
| A Ford
day the raiireu
The
ing equipments
Milton, who for
evening at
truck was loaded with
of the Erdlevs
Years |
En
ite
Ave
many
to the Grange
Fair, and vas
A short
track
coming umpment
and On homeward
way distance from the rail-
road something the
it
steervwd, and the result was a
happened
machine so could nt be properly
half «cir-
cle was prescribed. landing at the fire
plug. The that the
front wheels under the
car,
It was sixteen that SN
telephone lines were first built in Cen-
tre county, the proposition of the Bell
telephone company having been pushed
at that time by E. M. Gann, through
whose efforts the Centre County Po
mona Grange was induced to enter in-
lo A contract with the Bell company
for this feature of service. The par-
ticular thing the Reporter desires to
mention here is that Mr. Gann attend-
ed the G0th anniversary of the Grange
incampment and Fair. He is no fong-
er in the employment of the Bell com-
pany. having united his efforts with
the Ponnsylvania Railroad [uiuny ff
and is located at Williamsport.
| Among the many former residents of
Penns Valley who were attracted to
it again during the Grange RBncamp-
ment and Fair, were Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd M. Kerlin and litle daughter. of
New Columbia, They were at the pa-
rental home, at Colyer, and on Sunday,
took with them Mr. and Mis P. B.
Jordan on an auto trip to State Col
lege. Mr. Kerlin is , getting along
splendidly in New Columbia, and so
are his children—three of them having
located in Harrisburg where they have
entered the profession of teaching. A
son is principal of one of the Harrie
burg schools and two sisters are ine
frugtors tn schools tn dhie same ity.
axle was bent
far
stood
.
almost
years ago