g VOL. XCVII REDEMPTION OF W, 8S. 8, DEATHS, CHILD RON. IN WELL. Or inter ma Tes AY or "TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS, Will Be Exchanged for Treasury Sav- | Coming to Centre Hall as Second Num- DECKER.—S8tuart Decker died at his | Donald Zettle Falig into Grandfather's and Migs Marion Hoyer, both of neat ing Certificates at Better Rate of | ber of Lecture Course, Tuesday, 'y .. Georges Valley, on Saturday | Well After Escaping Vigilance of Centre Hall, were united In marriage HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST Interest Than Pald In 1928, December 11th. by Rev. B FROM ALL PARTS. i Miss Margaret Emery spent a few CENTRE HALL / < — NO. 48 THE PHILIPPINE QUARTET, night, from dropsy and other compli- | Grandmother, Lutheran ; | ASOT 4 Mi y the iris Beginning December 1, 1923, local The Philippine Quurtet is the sec- cations. Interment was made in the | " Pa reo rt ; nin Scaping the vigilance of hie grand- | ; oy : aa post offices wily accept 1923 War Sav- {ond number on the Centre Hall Lec- | cemetery connected with the Georges havin dd tbo or wy days with friends in Lewistown, mother. Mrs, Nathaniel Zettle, Donald be dd« ings Stampg due on January 1, 1924, | ture Course, and will appear in Grange | Valley Lautherih church, Tuesday af- |... Zottie, Fld am Three hogs killed by L. BE. Stover, of for payment on that date, or they will | Arcadia, Tuesday evening, December |ternoon. Rev. M. C. Drumm and Hev. fall font! h wo of Mrs | Mifiheln, dressed 502, 485 and 420 lbs Ww H Hanev officiating His HEge Wis nne/ months , to a twenty Neff 113 (4 he past few Years has ftne) a ome, Wi {well and was drowned. The sad end- been engaged fn teaching public school Kemslors, of Miheim. propose open- . a : : ; 3 . the jittle child's life ocurred Bt AX Mann. and the bride ts & dauah ing a branch clothing store at State January 1, 1924. delightful and unusual program: the The deceased wus a son of John D at vioon, on ‘Momiay. The ssother of | , An a” ( : » cimes In order to avoid the rush at the | Pilipino has a music with a charm s) | Decker, of near Potters Mills and is Mrs y Zottle } . Mrs wel A who ale. tod up wehool teaching fier tof. 1. ©. Packer wh, la connected the Hite boy, Churles the Pittsburgh public schools. was aged two VOLTS ind exchange these Stamps for a new fesue | 11th of Treasury Savings Certificates dated The Philtipine Quarter gives a most | 57 years, 11 mopths and 29 duys ng of fast moment, it is urged that the hold- [#8 own, and he plave some of this | survived by him. alas by his wife who few hours previou had sone i h i Vv i irs eVMOus, iq gone f ers of 1919 Stamps present them for | music on instrumesmts that are pecul- fbefore marriage was Miss Ida Ertle, | . i ad : ome of Mrs, Stuart Decker, him hb i * . § . : . . . him home in Centre Hall over the redemption or exchange as eurly as |iarly his own. To the program ren- | and two sons Biron, a student in Penn | bor 4 ; 3 i ” A ¢ i h J { wir, wi vishand inkegiving AnKsgiving season possible. Checks for 1919 Stamps pre- | dered by these new American ¢ tizens | State CoMege. and Chester, at home hs aii is [give ald nn pweparing for sented for cash before the first of the |are added American stringed instru- | Also these brothers and sisters: Thom~| next day with ti year will be mailed by the Federal Re- | ments which supplement the varied |as, Milroy; Ellen. now Mrs. Frank | 4 undo hey joyful gle iid FM a part of the cone iy re Hall, are with the tileys, a J » X | : E ; EIanaroeot hoy noJoyit By $i $ A . Nom in Y abel rua z viaisiiivrer 2 Winters 3 { serve Bank of Philadelphin to the jand fascinating entertainment render- | Boal, Pleasant Gap: Martha, now Mrs played . t the bromime \Viexand in nt ull i urg shunting club, in the Bear . Hye aout th Premises “i ‘ ———— Sows wp J Ye Yonah i RR nye i a: WE anda | owners about January 1st. ed Mr. Gragorio Ne Pomuceno.™ a na- | Robert Pierson, Altoona; Logan and | gmndparents am it had often Morgan—{{iibson New certificates, however, will be is- | tive Filipino, is manager of this com- | Alfce, who are half-brother and half - | y " 8 John H. Horner, of near Tusseyville. { fore, and although a close watch had! ule Den jamin Morgan end Miss valunble cow by death, on Bun- : 5 13 It is the scond cow to die with- George Bearsom and son, James, of Meadows sued in exchange. wherever possible, | puny. This number wins highly re. | sister of. the deceased, Hve with thelr i Deen ent os p Oo ' . i : i as fj een ! Un =i, FIONOTI Were ming rics immediately upon presentation of the | ceived by audiences throughout the | father, near Potters Mills and of $100 in 1919 Whr Savinks Stamps, | was known as “Napomuceno and his | ployed in the ralirond shops #h Altoo- { Dit BO TOBHOT arch. b V L ; — ~~ . Mins Mirtam Huyett) a senior in for example, can now get $125 in now | Band” The same personnel will ren-| na, but upon the death of his father- | : Susquehanna University, at Selins- Treasury Savings Certificates; for $500 | der the program here in-law, S8amuel Erle, he removed to : the mother BIVINE larnar was whe in. ' ha grove, was at her home in Centre Hall in 1919 Stamps a holder can now get The Philippine Quartet gives a most | the Ertle farm. inherited by Mrs. Deck- {add an comfort and Te df the! . . | during the Thanksgiving perfod. ro aw Cortifios . ¢ re “hic 1 be i no anit | er, where 3 then engaged In farming » | “ a $625 in new Certificates: and for $1, program which will be an enjoyvmen € he then engaged | 6 I news of 4d chilis dis MAILE b= | rvacon t ne J an . . The toppling over of a straw stack { G16 3 8 gf ev or ow It all. § f iLO 21 cary FRY N——————— i 1 3 serge Gi fs ’ Bg 4 000. in 1919 Stamps a holder can now | to adh and fn addition wil y awa {most instantly the mother ie ne ved in a private dinfng room | ‘ort | Meslited in the death of three cows wn or r Corie n ster nderstanding of the Philip- MESMER.-—Amelia Messmer, wife of | get $1250 in new Certificates. a better understanding we Philip | w ind injury t, a fourth belonging to T. The new Certificates are issued in | pine people. John Mesmer, died at her home at | : : : W. Moore, a farmer in Mifflin county. denominations of $26. $100, and $1000 Admission at popular prices, Don't | Green Grove, near Penn Hall, on he : : Public sale of househo ods (maturity value), and sold at the | miss this rare musical treat. in Grange | Thursday of last week. of diseases In- i lor { long tha i . i es i 3 . . i Ger feet MIE vials a : tteonth 1 COA wi » { hom pottery supplies al the feed ste 0 y prices of $20 for a $25 certificate; $80 | Arcadian Centre Hall, Tuesday evening | cident to oid age. she having reached 53 4 ” 3 Store of i Bartholomew, In Centre Hal. Pri- for a $100 certificate. and $800 for a lof next week (December 11.) the ripe age of 84 years, 4 months and Decetubes : 1 P.M Se $1000 certificate. This new offering, it ET 16 days. Funeral services were heid ip ! : : i is stated, will afford the holders of the LOCAL ANT PERSONAL on Saturday morning by Rev. M. C of : the. aii e pe Drint, and dnteomitt: Wie” mde & B : | B t 1 y a th | tn d r of the brid Mr. and M K. Carter. of ‘Wi the cemetery at Georges Valle . E . Ll : n “i 2 5 . Co . : : STOOm Is the Only sON 0 ir. and ! InmIn came up to Zion last week, The husband and vne son survi is re oD = " 2 ; de « : yo “ Hay Morea x | nd then came over to Centre Hall on alse one brother, seven grandchildren | | ; . : . . oo . . 4 i ras ga nus = em x b) { Saturday and remained until the be- maturing securities an opportunity contirive thelr investment fn an at- A Christrns program will tractive Government security, and | dered in the Methods church should further encourage thrift among place on Mahday evening, December small investors, ind eleven great grandchildren . : ‘na a E bi —_ a 0 HER jeinn if the week re > ceMant of rrisburg. . m A $ hs } wa ki of or} i . : You will note thit the certificates M P. M a8 y Ha ’ Tein is the Messmer amily whos , ib Ce o : a Frederick Moore, a freshman $n Dick- fad her annual full visit to her 3 1 3 : ol "sad paid her annua y 1 R " home was destroyed by fire last spring ASV i amor oliege, Carlisle. ax at his home ther, Wilkam Bower ind family | Ca i lah Potters Mills sold during 1923 were at the rate of $20 50. tor 325.00, and $42.00 for 10.00 during the short vacs- The current rate of interest is better ZETTLE David H. Zettle. i fOr - of Ma and M hurries Zott ¢ f AM y I i n * - 1 go ed the students over Thanks. than this. Very few people from Lier resident of Centre coun y. —————— and wvicini Plant Forest Trees. Figures compiled by the Pennsyiva- nia Department df Forests and Wa- regardless of age pend | sway at his home at Bennett v hrs t 13 rt i ued x fore . i parents of e hr i nd M i Twin ba #~a boy and a gir—were wn evening in Bellefonte, unless they | ka, of heast trouble. He was th t vera will Pee Tus (Thurs vy) af amsed Der) Nort rrit i. oni toy Mr nd Mre. Paul J. Meyer at , 3 . y . . 8 nave a specind engagement, who George and Rebecoa Zettle Meyer's parents, Mr. face the scrven in one of the two places | horn near Centre Hall 76 years ag . : {eho ‘ y A 3eEae 4 ORE ¢ ! and My ' Musser. én Millheim ters show that large areas of idle land in thst town. He wns united in marriage tl tls | 0 v { x day at the bom 4 11% her n babes mre getting At a meeting of the hoard of direc | Hattie Kerlin, formerly of Bellefonte Church Serviees Well Attended. exist in every county of the state Most , i Who survives with two children ws vod ne J Bi Oli oung Ya ! “1Hall = y “ § ay i fequentiy | Gu ; gor ¢ this land is good for only one crop, ‘ ff Akron, Ohio. well i towm of the First National bank. Belle | and that is a crop of forest trees A . : | .- . nisi bi ! ¢ fonte, on Tuesday. Dr. Imvid Dale was i of Bennett, Nebraska, and E about here. is with the cons TY > 3 w . i { . : ! ye 3 3 : } i pe yong: o the lahd mus elected a director i Vanes home These brothers and sisters 0 re i ang W atied , se 1 So ————————— A y hunting arts who have head- be plante for res ke i : fi 3 : ’ : , { ’ . i : Sy Bp : ] ed to forest trecs to make ft occasioned b i Bh of E survive: William, of Tyrone; Mra 8 Hn a Ol Pp i al the mer 8 | . H. K. Societies, productive, ay a : " sn’ Peters. of Pi Gr Ail ’ \ wd M 1 a fq ; ward H. Richa mn Peters. ne Lirove alii. air : . Elin ay A - = iain bv They will remmin over the Jennie Shuey. of Imfton City un bur Fis } i cate i 0 » i ro » til mallvon # HW } " ited in remote places and a large i Mes W. J. Moswer of Bellefonts . ws Cre 0 t Sha y snd i fv ; PY Bot . : Many i taken ro w CB 2 vat er A er. aa ! er was found in Museer's many a Yel ' Wilkam Grove, of Lemont: Samuel, of | Pervd Hi 3 } Belinagroy ty. one 1 © i f 14 v nd the § . i tsontown, |... ™ "Ty i . 4 | ag ‘ ne Grove Mills, and was Pleasant Gap, and Mrs Alice Thom ihe bem an Coban Hed ! ‘ rarslhall. 7 wt public mes ! ia . 2 3 Wn H la " a" ny ¢ CROW X tn gents itil W, FF. Braord and wr ET laken an charge Dy Wiam Hoy. planting because they do not know | extra ager until W. F. } Mord a of State College. Interment wasn hits Ww 8 ' i 4 Weel rw I Wadnend night the | Woodward House, at Some of this idle forest land is lo- SE EOT) part of it is found on farms farmers hesitate to start forest tree and F. LL. Palmer. both what trees should be planted nor how | DD. Milton Bradford return from their i Bennet. Nebraska warden, and brought to i I Ne ARON RK 4 . A the planting should be done. It part | Hunting camp fn the Seven Mountsins . . a L 7 ae: 3 ve Centre Hal, The car- : . at a ———— ] : $ $ § . y jit : , “ mi y BR WRIA ‘a . o a "0 ilipsbt of the work of the Department of For- | Mr. Palmer ie in son of the late Richard : . ea dil . oy ; . : . ; j oa iter taken to the Philipsburg BOWERSOX. —Mrs. Elzabeth EN ms un A HB AR j'™=aizalk ) ' hi : ests and Waters to assist persons in | Palmer, and was reared near Linden ' . wrwersox, relict of the late Philip "we 1 RG. Allison. of MiN- Bellefonte, on panting forest trees Your strict | Hall forester, T. C. Harbeson, located at Mil lowersox, ded at the home of ner Among the hunteem from Shamokin | oon Willinm FP. Bowersox. near Reb- | who are in the Seven Mountains is L ersburg. aged 33 years, 5 months and | Sever C. Runkle, who is with Bradford party 28 dayn i to the latter's pa- Ww tunkle. at roy. has bad special training in tree planting work. He understands hpw and where trees should be planted. and will be glad to tell you how to get re- suits. If you possibly can, go to see him or you may drop hitn a line or ‘phone him. He may be able wo visit dinner, and before leav- ng the former called at the Reporter office on a hit of business Mr. Runkle fs comnected with a prod The husband died nearly twenty. The services held in the Ans naburg | ucts company. their chief products be- | g.von years ago. but she is survived | Reformed church two weeks ago were | ing vinegar. mayonnaise dressings, | hy three sons—Willam 2. of Denk | well attended. Only once was Che bullion cubes, Maraching cherries. Pre- Rebersburg:. Howard, of Woodward, | ndance wlow one hundred and Lin ta vg vent : history. 1 utiful Willig m Hoy, who has been a tenant vious to guing to the mountains he and Thomas, of Miffinburs jit wos ninet ne The highest i h 3 demninst i On the Kennedy farm west of Centre your property and tell you what to stopped at the Runkie hotel Funeral seyvices were held in the | t nonnce 153 on Thursday even-|that a woman can PV qw for | Hak for a number of years, pu plant. where to plant. and how to do : or : the work. ————————————— anxious to know the whereabouts of | fucted by SPRING MILLS her husband, who laft home two Ment was made in the cemetery a Woodward : b . » firmation few days with friends here recently. #noe then has received no word from ———— Hectings r - meetings cong Mrs. Zubler apent a week with her | him Coffey formerly worked at the| WILCOX. —John Raymond Wilcox i a a iTms are not attractive in Mifflin . . . . . POTTERS MILLS, gelist, J. H Magonigal, county to money investors. The E. T. sister, Mrs. Musser. ag Madsonburg, brick works at Beech Creek and al [died at hie home in Millheirn after a aM Beat Bobi 3 Moethodis: church. w h re iV oon . - Migs Beontri Suid Sent un shore vas | Metis 1 urah nih recentl) He § an A ) av > A i 3 Mrs. Ruth Wilkinson was to Altoona | ways bore a splendid reputation. His {lingering finesse of Mabetes aged 37 . yon : , a D. Taylor farm taining 160 for a few days wes, having on It a stone house and Plate offering § 35.09 inrge barn, loscated on the State high- fore marriage was Ida May Sreasior P. C. Frank toured to Montandon on Free wili offering 106.42 way less than a mile east of Reedsvilie. On Hallowe'syy night a lot of hoys : "I Monday to vist hia brother, Henry. — found no bidders when put up at pub. i i : ¢ hitdren— Marion. i woud. 38 placed abstructions in the highway near ind four eo n i n Ewoo Charles Jaldwin, of Wed Chester. Total , $141.51 He male a week ago. Berice and Charles . " i ——— ; wis the successful one, Rilling a two- tye 5 oil f . HORA bs bods i 3 dita a farm nea ubilen ng a rd 3 Mrs. Miley Coffey, of Beech Creek. is | Evangelical church at Woodward, con- | NE McClellan and JF. H THONG] Dgought out unio for sa A furm near Hutdersburg and will move Rev. C. B. Bnyder Inter Dasibenaspeck gweniched on Mon ay and ability, ¢ | Thursiay nights, respectively Two now Hving on the Brockerhoff farin | Offerings. at Evangelistic Meetings, east of OM Fort. will likely succeed The offerings rescviiyvesd rin ti Mr. Hoy ag tenant, 1 Onto 41 next spring. John Saint Clair, . | were mdded by is Her and ten by cone Mr. and Mra W. M. Grove spent a | months ago to work ot Burnbam and sh 3 ucted by the 1 ¥ cation with her grandmother. Mrs [10 a close, were as follows wife and four children are still living | years, 3 months and 14 dayse, : Wiiliiamn Rockey, of Altoona, was a |at Beech Creek. He fs survived by his wife, who be- visitor at the Mrs. A. N. Finkie home. Austin Long and family were to Boalsburg on Sunday Wilkinson Aaronsburg, which resulted in the boys . : 9 ind Mrs. Thomas “Keefer and being rounded up by a state police and | rong back Conducting Singing School, children, of Youngwoosd. and Mes Get- brought before Justice Stover, of Aa- ROLL\~Jamen B. Noll dled at rte | We chingeatulate KE ward Foust on The old-time singing schooy be ¢ chell and children. of Unionville, were ronsburg. The boys were all fined $10 [home In Pleasant Gap early Thursday | Killing the first deer reported urrivalg at the Cyrus Brungart home her brothecdn-law, Samuel Condo, a and with 1.00 costs made the sum $11 | morning of last week. aged about six- Miss Helen Paliner is one of the Centre county where Luther Musser, n i » - ge ho ' rungar few days last week. for each to pay. The obstrbctions [ty-five years After his first marriage | = at the hotel during hunt- | Penn Hall bax sway. Mr. Muse: a Week. Mr. Reefer is 2 member of Mrs. Maury Shelly, of Altoona. was a were run into by J. Fred Kurtz, of [to Misg Charles he Hved for a long! Sh ee has Jong been in this kind of work | “7 of the loca; hunting clubs ana ia ing season, in the Seven Mountui this week visitor at the home of Mise Mabel Al- oT i tilesbur but lat Serren n " 3 and 4 eating wi ay fnued suora mn i] O AE y a, : ’ » aff m . A ater locufed at . . : aa (ANd 8 meeting with coming MOTORS " : Lewisburg, who reported the affair to e in M K en The bamwr. Saturday night. proved chasing the fleet-footed deer, 5 . the state highway department. Pleasant (Ap, where he was engaged quite successful - J Daniel Slegal, wh, is employed at AR i ry " Or. Johi | %® 2 time burner with the American Vena Hanna pald n delightful visit Pine Grove Mille where the dass num- Jeannette Lucile i» the name given Jersey Shove, was home to help butch. ord coupe driven by fu 4840 Lime and Stone company. to this burg bers sixty: at Pine Hall there is a ||P a daughter born t0 Mr. and Mrs ' cds one 9 James B. Lingle, of well June- He ls survived by his second wife! yoy mia Lewss Garbrick buy a dust |C1A% of ten less; Pleasant Gap and Bape or last week. Sebring, of Bellefonte, took fire and The teachers of the Vocational school | “VO Fhing inflammable about it was and four children: Prof. Irvin O. Noll, Farmers Mille cach have a class of for- | Hen. Emmadine Farms, New York, in ty, and Spring Mille held ite first ses. | the Poughkeepsie hospital. Thebirth spent Thinkegiving vacation at their burned. The doctor cannot account for of Landsdowne: Harry. of Pittsburgh respective homes, Whe 474 unless the radidtor, aprung . a and Gilbert and Pauline, at home. occurred day before Thanksgiving. A Miss Delle Morris a student in Sus. | ¥@K. kerosene having been used in it ap with u over the week-end tefogram to this effect was received quetmnna University, was home over |*® #0 anti-freeze. The doctor was SRTIR nat a Shik at AinYn am Jnarea, A ful home; Honey In Charen Walls, here hy the grandparents, Mr. and the Thanksgiving season. driving through thd country when the . wm _ ary , aw : A happy home; a full house, at the Bome time ago #t was mentioned that | Mra. LI. R Lingle. : on, : eh wi 0 yr F h . . Charles Hosterman and son, of Buf. | © filled with smoke. and this induced et home in arditon - © n ul utaw House Col. T. D. Boal. of Boalsburg, had pur- Edward Riter, of Centre Hall Is op- ; g ve , alo, are spending the hunting season | PM 10 make an investigation, flames |< 8 to heart trou he " Pho teat — chased the village of Scotia, a prosper- | sine a well drilling machine on the : bursting out Immediately’ upon his |OVer two years toplays at Scenic and Opera House. ous o p th wen- at Sumner Vonadn's. Mra Shirk was born in Hartley | At the Scents, Bellefonte: Th on ore mining town more (han twen- | Louis Biddle farm below the aviation ’ teaving the coupe. Hy 0b Home; slay y . Among the buildings a Bethard Keller and wife, and Charles . township on May 11. 1850. Her hus |day. Dec. 6, Margwret Courtot in|. Ts ago A i field cast of Bellefonte. The outfit is , fi tiie woh. Within the at. BY Waa Corman and family. all of Altoona, | On Thankegiving day a surprise band preceded her to the grave a num- | “Steadfast Hearts,” a Goldwyn produc was a little church Past | owned by Wayne Snyder, of Lewis: Mr. Price and family, of Yeagertown, were in town Sunday, Mrs. Kieckner, of Lewisburg. visited ing back, at Jeast In five quarters of The dinging schools are being held ‘at cap al the bazaar? We rejoice to say the Ducks were sion with about the same number. ro A ® visit to the O. T. Corman home, EE week, nd Gentzell and family, of Al- chicken dEnner was served t, the fol. lowing guests at the home of Mr. and Mra. C. GO. Weaver, near Centre Hall: ber of yemrs ago. She is survived by the following chiiren: Mrs. Clara Smithy, of Troy: Miss Annie Bhirk, of tion in a play of hearts, with a fine of the drama. Also, Pathe news and town, who is operating a second ma- chine in Mifflin county. The shortage of water in wells and streams is caus ' y . Li A LL 4 p toona, and Grover Gentzell and family, | Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Throssel und Ran Hartieton: Mrs. Schnure, of Hartley | review. Frfday: Renee Adores in "The of the hullding. It estitnied the ing many farmers to resort to drilling honey weighed not less than 560 ha wells for their witer supply. of Harrisburg, spent Thankegiving with | dell Throssel, ot Miiiheim: Mr. and township: Clayton Shirk. of Hartleton: | Six Wty.” # a simple story replete | ms ———— thelr parents Mr. and Mra George | Mra. William Keene and four children. N. W. Shirk, of Mlilmont: Steward and | with main street of the farm. Adso. Apple wood fe heng purchased hy E. Gentzell. of Alton: Mr, and Mra. M. L Shive. | png, Shum. ‘of Hartidton, ‘Also the [the first episode of “The Steel Tradl” H. Zimmerman a Millheim lumberman, A sad accident occurred on Monday | ly, Mr. and Mrs. John Throssel and following brothers and sisters: Mrs. | Opera House, Nov. 30 and Dec. 1: [and one of the largest logs secured for when Donald, two-year-old son of Mr. | Sughter Betty, of Miffiinburg: Mr, Gellinger. of Lewisburg; John Weldon | Al star cast in “The Acqoital” a fine some time was one out on the Jerome and Mra. Chnrles Zettle, of Georges and Mm. Keumbine and Mim Mamie | 00 "0 "ol 0 Ll Mob Sl melodramn. Also, Al St. John Moyer farm, near Reborwburg, The Valley, fell ‘Into the well of Nathaniel Shirk, of Northumberland, Mr. BErdiey, densaul, of Laurelton. and Daniel Wels comedy. trees one of three Sarge ones sold, Zettle and was drowned. Of Wilkes Barra: Mr. and Mrs. Fred (4, 0 of Selinsgrove. ete ts meammed forty-eight inches in dlam- ———————— ————— Fliment, Mr, and Mrs Lawrence Rim Interment whe made at Laurelton. The Millheim Journal added AR eX eter, One class of men why, are not “pass. | ert and daughter Margaret. of Belle- Af tra column. makng # a seven Instead : ing the buck” are in the mountains | fonte. and the Misses Cora Armstrong | The regular session of December of n wix-colump eight-page paper, Why not the Reporter for a Christ- this week. jand Muldred Stover, of Tusseyvile. court will open Monday. mas gif? ® - # % 5
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