LVOL..XCVIL
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TT CENTEE
NO. 38
5! PRACTICAL HENRY FORD.
Practical Philantfiropy Practiced By
Employing Men With Great Physical
* Handicaps.
Henry Ford, diftoverer and
of the "Tin
thee man-
Lizzie,” has al-
ufacturer
ways been regurded’ as a practical
man.
And, he al-
relief
that
with what
the
not satisfied
ready has accomplished for
of mankind, ft now 4s reported he
has established in his fmmense factor
jes a form of practical philanthropy.
field
and setting
entering a that offers opportuni
ties an example for other
follow
to both themselves and thelr
It Ford,
gives work to men in
manufacturers to with benefit
employ es,
Henry who
is said that
thousands of his
had his jobs class
al nt
orders said
various pl has
ALS,
fled from a physi standgx
i i i
refuse «&
3.338 kinds
re
tO never man: Works
he is physieally import
because
In Henry Ford's shops thet
men with b
with only ong
a cf DAS BY
Business Men's Association Meets,
mittee in
ate
It
scale,
also decid
the
was
sentative of said fa-
vor the formatson league
So nson
————— I PAB BAAD,
Accidentally Shot,
Franklin Si
of
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Sharer, on Monday
Jacob and rer, Sons
hunting
The
home
morning
the Sharer
to eall the
bell. The
unusual had
and started
some
tripped
were
mother wishing
the
farm
boys Tang
boys presumed something
happened at the home
homeward on the run. In
the vounger brother
lin
carryi
Srnar
and fell
v
shot-
ve shot
the older |!
The
Laomgweil.
gun he
boglged
the
Dr.
thers tes r
in
groin. wound was dressed by
MS
Formula.
reride red
day
Coune's New
Emile
miliar formula.
In is
has su hia fa
“J ver
CER
i
ote.” he has
way, put the
shorter and Oh, beil
I'm welll™
—
‘855 Training as Teschers at States
The School of Flu at
Pennsylvania
fled the
John M.
ast summer,
ment of A566 students,
now Lan
Biate College hos
Er
or sr nl de
Justi
recommendation esidont
Thomag for is VE
for it has a total enrolls
all of them pre-
paring for positions ss teachers,
enrollment fgures, Just
notineed, show tht the new school
ranks fourth in the matter of enroll-
ment in the six undergrs sehools
of the college. Engineering, Liberal
Arte and Agriculture the only
schools with greater enrollments,
The new school gives confess in age
sioultural education. home economics
teicher training and vocational home
eoonopdes, cand is tite result of coms
bining these previonsly existing de
partments. Dean © Will Grant Cham-
bers states that thére nm an
oven distetbution of students in the
four classes. Thote are 1 weniors. 91
juniors, #5 sophomores and, 46 fresh-
men. The dntlee liegr enrolment
this year Will reach 3260, it 1k thought.
————— AG.
The Gentre Reporter, $1.50 & year
Collage an-
fate
re
COUNTY W. C. T. U, CONVENTION, DEATHS,
MoKINNEY.—8aturday evening; at
9:30 death took from among her
friends Miss Sadie M. McKinney, who
died at the home Mrs
Edward Glenn, at the Branch, near
Lemont, where she made
for a part of the time, Miss McKin-
ney had been in delioate health for
some time due to nephritis. She was
a daughter of Willlam McKinney and
was born in MiMlin county. The de-
ceased lived In Centre Hall for a num-
Thirty-Elghth Aunnaj Convention Held
In Reformed Chureh Thursday and
Friday—State President Present.
of her nlece
The thirtyeighth annual convention
her home
Hall,
tember
Friday, Sep-
Rebocoa
and
21. Miss
president, presided at
Mrs. Ella M. George.
tre Thursday
20 and
Rhoads,
all the
State
county
meetings;
wos
Her address and pare
President of Pennsylvania,
a tender, kind-hearted who
| during the period of her life when she
had strength was devoted to helping
others. 8he wis a member of the
the ' Presbyterian church from youth and
drills were interesting and woman.
helpful.
Ten unions were
represented by a-
thirty and visitors.
Mrs. R.
in
deleguteg
P.
iL
welcomed
gracious manner, {When able was always an attendant
of Philipsburg. upon the the
Mrs. Keener, deceased two sisters—Mprs. Mary Good -
pastor and wife
cotivention church, showed keen inter- Meyers, of Sunbury.
as host of the | The body of the
address with brought to Centre Hall and on Wednes
Campbell
most
Morgan, services. There survive
responded. Rev, and
elected of the hart of Centre Hall, and Mrs. Hannah
the work and deceased was
est in
convention prefaced his
rity greetings to delegates and vis- day morning
{held from her home, Rev. J M. Kirk-
funeral services
officiating. Interment
at local
laws. Duets by members i Miss McKinney was aged sevenly
C antl-satoon su- patrick
H
srintendent,
Rev Thompson,
spoke length on en- made in the cemetery.
cement of
Rev. Kirkpatrick, and Years. four months and twenty days
wy Y. P
helped to make the cone
a solo by
playiet given | B's were ——————
that
" WAGNER May, ten
joid daughter of Mr. and Mm E
the coun- of Potters Mills,
of Sunday
the
we FF rining
HUOCONES, iny
The of members
A
gained
number in ton Wagner,
present is 566 number the paremtal home morning
for
of
“Trio teams” were urged |
pions were after an illness of bug few
from pleurisy.
a
Signal. official the
TT U
every
the Organ
Interment was made Tuesday fore-
union and schools.
135,000 new members for
of the W.
ennsyivania,
1024.
J. PF
United Evangelical church,
conducted by Rev
tor of the
'of which denomination the
members,
the
brothers,
Bingman. pas-
0th
the anniversary
surviving
treasurer reported $257.00 in the the
$431.00,
Convention, ip October,
Rhoads,
Philipsburg.
parents are Beside ps
enforcemnt fund, rents there survive babe a ®ster,
Catherine. and two
and Chester,
{as lellefonte. and
Morgan, were named
———
hedegrates
LEITZELL. ~—Harold Roy
hans made by the ,..., 5 Spring Mills, March 18,
i. were displayed
together with
Lait zed
beautiful 1885
D. A
comvention.
and passed out of this life at Sterling, Col
1823, at
of 3% years. 5 months and 18 days
was married to Miss Lillian
June 16, 1908. They their
in Chicago, Il, and failing health com-
and orado, September 7. the
age
He
nshine and comfort bags wil} be
afternoon,
drill in
officers
George, on Friday
a splendid parliamentary
ch £
£3 of
made
with election
mn
polled him to seek the climate of Colo-
president mado that he might
Mrs. F. M. Flish- .
even
this failed
presidént: Mrs. Nannie Wi. poo Love to mourn their loss his pa
corresponding secretary; Mrs
Mrs
Rhoads was re-elected be restored
he ¢ ing year
the coming year, and he slipped awny
vice
linms,
#
rents. James and Amanda
his wife
8 Lidge.
P Knoll
Louise Tingue
V recording secretary Millmont. and Bust
Ledtnedl,
Samuel
On
treasurer Paul and
Hi,
brothers,
of Chicago,
and tw,
Anna
the
Unionville, and
Hall,
infants present and adopted by the W
TO
FRY .-
A reception
Capt. W
Hall union followed Thursday evening's
passed
The
Laitacdl, with
Mary Drumm, Centre were
many friends
—
Mma
H.
AWAY
of
and
wife of
Mills
after
Cram
Fry, of Pine Grove
at
several
Hebeoea
to delegates by Centre
her home
of
She
ministers were introduc-
flineag months
spociragoement
necting . : them heart
Ww. CO
daughter of Hugh
land Laurimore. early settlers of Fer-
township. She
1849 and was educated In
troutie
noted the progress of the
and Rebecca Gi
TU
Recommendations:
made in last few Years
That a W. C
Aug-
the
guson was born
ust 23.
made to enlist
YALL:
effort be every
Pine
that ne
Ww. Co y
u rayer and that pt.
SeeGITAYEr ane 1883, and was the mother of threw sons
we work for world-wide prohibition, as
«Dr. Hugh L
. ro. h “Dre ot} Fry. of Jackson, Mich.
the W, C..T. U. tas the dest, B., of Rock Springs and A. Fred
of any organisation outside the
on the old homestead farm. She
the last of her generation.
The following superintendents of de!
N 3: L. T. L.Mrs most zealous member of the
i » Vere . a . A ™,
TE 2 Ram 1 . YL B terfan church for 64 years, having
ot CE Rute a ge: wimg, (Do identified With all the activities
Mew C. J Cut IA * "of the church and Sunday school She
Flower Mission, Mra. 8. W. 8mith,
possessed a generous disposition and
Y. P. B. Mrs. Charles ; :
was most charitable, Coming from an
brick, Bellefonte: publicity, Mrs ‘
: old line Democratic family she inherit-
Henry. Phitipsburg: evangelistic, Mrs ' :
. ed the party tradRions and when Wo-
Nettie Barhart, Bellefonte; Christian mon. were given the ballot sh
‘ ere y ©
citizenship. Mrs. Robert Beach, Belle- © .
prompt in registering and the first one
’
to cast her vote on election morning
fihe is sadly missed by her busband,
Capt. W.' H. Fry, and the filowing
step-children: C. M. Fry and Mrs T.
A. Mallory, Altoona; Mrs. C. M. Dale
College ; anti-narcotics, Mrs, Stats Colle R. D.: Mrs J. F. Kim-
Phiitips, Aaronsburg: 8. T. 8
and the aforemen-
I. Mme Frank Gardner. State College! ¥ » Boal %
y tioned sons. .
Mrs. W. A. Broyles, State Col-
—————
BURD. After an illness of three
years, Ezra Burd, of Millheim, passed
—Mrs. Mary A. MOrgan, . (he beyond Tuesday afternoon of
last week, He was born In Aarons
3 ’ yin y
Mrs Julin Parsons. a in burg October 26, 1858, a son of William
"dm oti M FR "and Sevilla Burd and was therefore
* aged 64 years. 10 months and 23 days
Mr. and Mrs. John Wert, Mrs. Claude y
We CM Allie Bitner : He was a consistent and faithful mem-
Oe Nr y ber of the Ewangelical church and a
Runville—Mrs, Ida Witmer, i ;
. w member of the Millheim L 0 0 FPF
Spring Mille-Rev. and Mrs. C. 4 He ia vad by his wife and one
Catherman. . »
State Colloge—Mrs. ¥. P. Knoll, Mrs, rother
BM. Stuart, Mra J. E. Rupp Mass XO wore. held at the
Mary Hoffer, house on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
Blanchard Mra, George Hendrick, cted by Rev. C. B Snyder. Ine
Miss Anna Bechdel, Mra, V. C. Ridge,
the Fairview
Hellafonte—Miss Rebeorn Rhoads Savant made in
Mrs. Ambrose Schmidt, Mre Charles
Garbrick,. Mra. Edward Struble, Dr.
and Mrs, Weston.
nn
a Grove Mills academy and
Bhe united in marciage to
W. H. Fry on Christmas day,
Bea ~
was
consecration |
ach” ’
re oh is
She was a
Presby -
Cen-
Gar-
was
medical temper-
Mrs. Mary Morgan, Philipsburg:
Miss Anna Bechdel
B. of
se hooks,
medal contests, Y. P
Hinte
Catharine
Delegates in Attendance,
Philipsburg
Mrs, Moffatt.
Unionville Mm,
a —
GILLEN, — Mrs.
widow of the late William Gillen, died
Aarondghurg—Mrs. Anna M. Btover,
, Mrs. W.
Mme, Catharine Philips. at the home of her daughter
Centre Hall—Mrs, F. M. Fisher, Mra. .
i. P. Campbell,
LYCEUM COURSE
THIS WINTER.
| List of Attractions Dates
nounced by
guarnntors of
and Ane
Committee,
The
COlUrse
local
the
thus
in
Lyceum
met recently council
chamber and elected the old eommii-
fee this and
to
tO serve agnin were
your
instructed to attend work
the
the
Liam
The
follows:
H H long-
and D
Prof. C. |
sier,
in
officers of
EM
future yews also
Commitee
Huyelt,
well, Rev,
Bradford,
Fuhrman,
Are as
Dir.
yumm
presidents
DK
and treasurer
presddent
M. C.
vate
socretary
gistant secretary
committees also uppointed
following: COC
Rev, J.
sistanis the
H 1. Ebright,
Rev. J. FP. Bingman
L. Smith
further
and T, Other
appointmer
and business w be affect
iat the
filly
next regular meeting Lie
SOven guari
and
Male
Attractions
National
| Novembee 16, 1823
The Philippine
| December 11,
Thelr Dates
Quarta
The
- EE
Pushing Road Construction,
. of «
half interest
William Joh
parce
of
Cherry
ent
of
an acres J
tun and
Rod and
why eXpect
the
Danville
ville, to place a permanent
camp there in near futur
- i sow
State Forest Tree Nursery Expanding
A
are 15.466.559
ahowa that thers
tho
carvful estimate
state forest
This
forest
treveg in
tree nursery at Clessr field a
the largest number in any tree
nursery in Pennsylvania
During the past thirteen Years
more
em
| pursery, ag a total expense of $38.542.-
17. This shows that
raised the small
thousand There is
sory in the country that has produced
such good seedlings at
During the past
gory been
than thirteen and one-half mil-
treeg have been shipped from
the trove Were
of $1.58
probably
at gal
ne nur
80 ow. a cost
wo yours the pure
in sige from
is run to full ca-
haw increased
Bb to 9 acres, and If it
pacity 7.000 000 trees can be produced
The the year
be 1.800.006
annually
1923 will
trees The leading trees that are grown
in the nursery are pine. pitch
pine, Scotch pine and Norway epruce
EAA ———————— A
And now we are drier than
since the W. CT. U. convention.
output for
approximately
white
ever,
Centre Hall September 7th, 1838, mak
ing her age 86 years, and 9 daye She
waa united in marriage to William GlU-
on who preceded her fn death sixteen
years ago. Buwrviving her are four
ohidren: Mra W. H. Doll and BEd.
ward Gillen, both of Bellefonte; Char-
om of Vandergrift, and Augustus, of
Willameport. She was the nest mem-
ber of a family of Ave children
EMERICK. « Mra, Julian Bmerick.
widow of the fate Samuel K. Smeriek,
died at the home of her nloce. Mrs
Pearson, near Unjonvilie, Thursday of
ast week. Interment wag made on
Bunday near Unionville Mrs Emer.
ok bwifore marriage was Miss Julia
Alexander. She was aged within»
few duys of seventy-two yews,
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Giress-—{iressman,
ev. Daniel of
Centre Halp Reformed Charge and
the Pittsburgh
Mildred
at
Cress, former pastor
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
The PINK LABEL this week.
Serving a charge in
girict, and Anna Ciressman,
united in marriage Herminie
{ Wednesday).
of Re
nim
sterday
ye iny frie ' 3 re 4
Fhe many friends Vv. Gress in On Monday morning George
left Hall
0, Ben-
section wish and his bride
nes
thon,
Contre for a short vaca-
Lid Taig wd PT en .
h hnppiness through , Hie going cast
pont
Perry Koonsman, at
Mills
selle of household
of
The following, clipped from the Potters
Morning Review, together | Who advertised public
# note-~the last paragraph-—re- goods, ete, on Baturday afternoon
to the bride this week, has canceled the sale
Fring
boen
Ai
the Rev.
irk-Manor
churches,
Wednesday
Invitations have fnaued ‘or
Miss
Miss
become a
Delsie Morris, of Spring Mills,
g »
0 Busquehanna
mare ired Cross has
i He
frase
ge student in
rininie and panel | Unversity Bhe is a from
Bohoot.
graduate
w of Denm and {the Gregg Township Vocational
wrison City Reformed
the
The
Bellefonte on
Decker Brothers broke ground
in i, > 5
. . in the Bpring street side
home of the of the bride. :
{of their
of |
i the
newly acquired
for
up-to-date garage
the
property from
the of
with apartments
socond and third foors,
H
Was
GG, Gressman and Mrs. Gressmonn,
Canman estate erection
nd The Rev. 8. M., Dwitzel, of
“an
pity, will perform the oer-
on
frumnedi-
friends
Harri-
Gross |
presence of the
nnd immaedinte of Cleve Eungard. east Centre
of
at
has
caller this
He
Leghorn
reside at a business
Mr
Heformed
Ok
flock
he
thing
last week
of White
declares,
day a
| nice hens
which, about the best
the
i number are
paving about farm these
days
ng woman
The body of Clarence Dorman
Miftinburg Borough Coun-
pres-
{ident «f the
cil, was found in a creek near his
A Jury had
s death from his own act while In
Mr.
the
qT decinred he OTe
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$
ire
“The Od Oaken Bucket”
tram : Hall
an excessive despondent mood
| Dorman bore a good reputation
he
in
of Centers
community in which lived
2. W. and J
MoQuistion
street
M. Hagen have leased
Carriage Nop on
Bellefonte, and will
sage
handling the
Ths
Ki Paige and
young
John G
Bath
the
of
aK
men are
I. carpenter
Hagen,
Large Crop of Apples. Mills. are
energy
horough knowledge and train-
automobile and tire busi
ng
of
partieg
on the part
office in both
will soon ils
There
between
have
is much
days
done now and the
November election and success depends
im the natural tc hustls
for
wide-awake
ability
year
vest this ye t
hig is no time the
ix feERvier | :
¥ 48 Lhe mans
stern box
this latier
beautiful
buck
P
on
doer ——g and a
F
motorists
se GOO
were observed by Geary and
of fellow a rm
to the
Seven
The
Mountains, one day
week deer ware seen at
me—————
Ticket is Family Affalr, 8 -B
foX » eT otters Mills,
tf caused Mr
til the
and to think
“herring. | 8.
mountain home, above
to the
to count the
ibie’s
- Close public road
davs
BOT.
worse of the
Geary
of
ominated for office
township. Columpia | UP pening the deer
” bi »
nt primary election of his license
Flows {
auditor and While driving {Oweriand sedan
Milton, Mrs
Miilheim, struck
an
Lida
a Chevrolet
gotar Cherrington | near MoCloskey,
of
* x 2
Cherrington for
Pa
elocd bons,
car park-
fron ; ul Cherring-
William
and Fred i
director
od along the road he sedan was up-
y ‘ g h ;
inspector of set and badly damaged, but the ox
children
PA
bruises
for
for
aq
ington constable panis—Mrs. MciCoskey's two
sehool and
her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Musser—escapod with
A
probably due i, the glare of the lights
severe
Homecoming Day for State.
Fifteen
car was approaching and Jt was
wall
Stal
for
thousand poopie be pro-
ed a § “ale
accommodations by Col that the parked car wag not observed.
The
‘dey from
game
Navy
20,
Homecoming Day Penn
The chief
football
the
room for
or
will
road through Buffalo Run Vail-
to Warriors Mark
a State ald road and is be-
This affords
‘more direct route from the county seat
Waddie. But-
Warrioes
Bellefonte
will be the
State {has become
Bus
Penn and
There will be
at the
et hn ted
the
cg ss
ling imgwoved road a
i
this
Iw
game,
to Tyrone Fillmore,
falo
in 15.000 via
Stormstown.
Mark the
Seven Stars--Warriors Mark
the Bald Eagle
Unionville,
Mark.
Run, and
State
otitside town and campus
wm than «ither College
route,
Valley route through
Matilda and Warriors
oF
Heorulting Station at Lewistown.
A United Bates Army
the
city of
Reoruiting
Chamber of
Lewistown,
ioonted Port
ithe
UR «8 nt
in
are open for
An
in
all branches is well represented in the
has his {schools of the county and state by
United Slates | soqchers and students. Miss Jennie
or the Philip- | Ayman is teaching in Patton township,
time enlist: | Migs Kathryn Lonn In Rush township
and Miss Tona Hosterman ip Haines
township. The students are: Miss
Dorothy Campbell, at Dickinson, Wil-
lameport; Paul Vonada. at Central
State Normal, Lock Haven; Paul and
Jaco Bartges and Guy Corman, at
State College, and Lynn Meyer and
Carl Winkleblech, at Franklin and
Marshall. Lancaster,
J. FF. MeCoy. of Philadelphia, accom-
panied by Mise Peterman, have been
guests at the Eutaw House, Potters
Mills, which is Mr. McCoy's old home.
Coburn
the service applicant
the
Panama
of service
in Hoawall,
At the prosent
Francisoo,
with head-
Texas, the
ith headquarters at San
the Sth Corps Area.
Han Antoine,
san be ace
pled for enlistment.
- an
Sure Thing, By Heck.
People often ry to excuse their
cr something. Put a man or { Pullmag conductor, running from Phii-
wpecial trains running to noted gather
| ings. When he takes his train t, Cal-
the Amevican Legion con-
{tri to the coast in the capacity of
The expression of the editor of the Pullman conductor. He accompanied
the Kolght Templars to Pittsburgh:
the Shriners to Washington; the Elks
to Atlanta; the Democrats to Ban
Francisco and the Republicans to Chi-
conventions ;
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The PINK LABEL this week. Does
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a