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187 BUCKS KILLED IN
MeKINNEY'S DISTRICT.
Scoured Dally During the
Season—Second Week
to Day
Few.
Mountains
Entire
en Over Mostly
Who Killed But
The
sided
ney,
every
Dist No
F. MceKin
Forest 6,
by I
hunted
of the doer
Penn rict
WwW
continuously
[44] ©
over nester
Wis
dan Season
did
hunters
¥
?
i
latter of the season not prove
profitable to the day
very
thou
mired
oh }
81 the on was
Most of
quartered In
res completely
the
permanent
Be them hunt
ers who
mountains after three
Most
all
camps. left the
10H
camps
from
total
over
during
A
and
Mountain,
Below
five the
of f not
one the mi bucks.
number of bucks killed
was
one hundred of which were Kil
the first two days the
off Ege
Nittany
few deer we taken
not less off
wi
are
hunting i
Seven M
which
killed:
Johnstown
Potters
Party
Res
Garden
Centre
Decker
Shamokin, Je
Decker valley
Westover Club,
nut Flat
Yeagertown
Walter Garrity
at Garrity's
Somerset party.
Bald Mountain
Spring Mills party.
School
Brown
Krader
Belle
Millis
house
Gun Club, Soring nd
hn Ripka in
Johnstown, Chest-
party, Camp Foust
party McKeesport,
at Camp Gray,
sana ais 4
MountainChurch
house
party, So
$e otle £11
NUYIKG
county,
valley
on
Decker
fonte day hunters
Juniata Rod and Gun
sontown, Stone
Mervin Petts
Confer Spring
Cab, Thomp-
road
party. Jacksonville,
Morgantown party Evergreen
Stave / Field
Schuylkill Rod
Philip's house
Tigers, Lamar,
Decker ine
Freeport party. on Treaster farm
Underwood Club, Under
worn] Spring
Uniontown party,
Blackstone party
Paul Rearick, day
Wallace aoRunkle, day
Grove Rearick, Bellefonte,
Oak Fiat . hens s
Watkins party, Nittany and Howard,
White Oak Flat ;
Kohler party, Kohler house. Kohler
valley ew
Hethard Kelier, day. .
Unknown hunters, day
amp
and Gun Club, at
on Zerby hand, in
valiey
Lewistown,
Deter va'ley
at Ed Zerbhy's
on White
A splendid secimen
deer tribe was killed Monday
noon by John M. Coldren: In the re
wlon of Laurel Spring. on Nittany
Mountain. The deer was very dark in
color and carried antlers with four
prongs. The animal had been seen
repeatedly before the hunting season
opened and when he was killed others
were looking for him. The fotunate
Coldren was hunting alone, but the
several shots he fired brought other
hunters to the scene and they helped
get the carcass off the mountain,
of the buck
fore-
An unusually fine, large, fat buck
deer was killed Friday firenoon in Blue
Ball gap by H. BE. Bhreckengast, who
was hunting in company with his son,
Earl, of near Zion. The buck was
POLITICAL COMPLEXION OF
STATE
198 Republicans to Fifteen
In Lower House—In Senate
oerats Gained One Member,
Pennsyvivania
at the
the first
will
APE
bienniad
the
chosen
Members of
recent
of De-
oCCupy
somidy,
took office on
cember, although they not
hedr seats until the sature con-
venes the regular seasion
on January 6,
the
the
Under the state constitution
terms of all members begin
I dw
on
next after these election
23: of
ma
ember 1
and by this Sion the 205
prow
and women who w Ke up the
their ser-
first of
of
of
assembly began
rs on the
five members
membership
rm is Tow
sx w
had eight
Four of
The
ranch
qs
id
two wor
Mrs. Mar
Philadelphia, and
M.
Mrs
Westmoreland,
Pennock
Maud
Al
B
are
Tres
Favor Bond Issue.
Contributions forest bond is
State
to
fund
ureil
from
the
sue campa of the Can
servation (
recently
have
the {following
tions and Centre
United
Pieasant
individuals in county
Sportsmen of
of
{ Gap: State College
¢
gervation Association, of Htate
Col. Theodore Boal, of
Prof. J. A. Ferguson, of
Philip Foster, of State (
John Mookie. of Howard
of the Council expect
stantial donations campaign
fund from sportamen, and
interested persons in the county.
To date the total
Centre county amount
fund being raised
tion Councd to tell the public why the
State should float a loan of $25,000,000
to buy 3.500000 acres of forest land to
enlarge the present State Forests,
lege;
burg; State
College:
and
Officers
“o} =
lego,
sub
to the
other clubs
to $76.00. The
the Conserva
jo
by
tf ——————
Bosses are working, so the Reporter
informed This refers to the men
operating the stone crusher in the vi-
cinity of the Theodore Boal farm, on
the State highway between State Col:
lege and Potters Mille, where stones
are heing crushed for that particular
road. The entire crew of workmen is
made up of bosses and under bosses,
and this includes the State highway
caretakers,
is
what is known to hunters as a shovel
horn,
—
George Rupucht, a member of the
Sto Rox hunting and fishing club, ai
#0 a well known butcher and grocer
of MoKees Rocks, was seen attemp
ing to run a Marathon with a buck on
the Krise Valley road. Mr. Rupucht
being an old experienced hunter, and
not a tenderfoot in hunting bucks, it
i to be hoped In the fulure he will
use cold lead instead of cold feet. ***
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i
i
| NEW HEAD CHOSEN FOR
PENNA. STATE GRANGE
MeSparran Declines a Re-eleetion
for Office ~Nehool At-
tacked
System
John A.
Lancaster
candidate for
which
Lancast
Philip
county,
for
m
After serving
MceSparran, of
declined
of the
its annum
of
{(ipnines
ten Vears,
Furniss,
be a
county, to
master State Grange,
in
and
climed SERions
or
H
was
the
about 50 yeurs old
tified with the
for years
in ond,
ns
Thursday last * week,
Dewey, of
nominated
Tioga
opposition
Mr. Dewey
has been Iden
without
executive position
and
Pennsylvania
held office
years,
Grange in
many He has
State
arved
the
the for six
hav-
iE 8 overseer for
and
lecturer
He
nn bey
two
for last four venrs has
for fi
the
farming
ten
He served
Commissions
was engaged in
of vears and entered
{161
COUnLYy
lumber buginess two
Tioga
State
the
Tne
ns id
a
i 18 a4 member of the
bly for one t
of
rm is pres
the Pennsvivana County Su
pervisors’ Assoc Lion wh is promi
nent other
GW
the
connections ‘
Hate Mt. Un
Niute
h of
i:
Rev fon,
plain of inge,
of
i
centralization tan of the
He
will i t sen
publi
100s
termed
taxation tata
on importi- |
hor am
Constitution
Federal
Enactment |
riment
proper laws gove'n agricultural
and
Retain
co-operative [a nizations
ng of excess and an
me taxes, snd to
on
empowering banks establish
“In matters of State purview, de
opposition to centralizing ase
and connection of taxes: fav- i
law providing |
manufacturing
adequ te
ored of a
thx
urged
for townshiper
of the
fmergency
enactment
capital stock on
corporations; appro~-
1 vised
ga
Wita
priations Con.
present oline
(ax.
o
tax
the
“Larger appropriations asked
schools and highwae, with
ayment by the State of the minimum
of teachers for the minimum
Opposition was declared re:
part of automobile li fees
cities or municipalities uate
appropriations covering for
tubercular cattle oil,
and imposition of taxes on
the source, similar
to the tonnage tax on coal
James H. Maurer,
and Le!
we
ocal
for
to
turn 1 ae
Ade
damages
io
were fave
natura
trend
re
in
of the
addressed
the convention on old age pension and
a talk on home economics given
by Ilda Herrington of New Mrs
Hannah McK. Lyons, of Chester, gnve
president
of Labor,
Was
Joy wey
for careful
children
made a plea
the needs of the
and
to
of the farm.
While it is against the policy of the
Grangeto Indorse anyone for a pw
position. there is a practically unan
fmous feeling for the appointment by
President Coolidge of 1. J. Taber, Mas-
ter of the National Grange, as Secre
tary of Agriculture, which office will
soon become vacant,
In his annual address State Master
MeSparran referred to the “Rural
Landership School” held on Grange
Park, Centre Hall, Iast September,
thus:
“Another new field has been entered
in the establishment of a Rural Lead:
ership School at Centre Hall just be:
ore the Centre Hall Encampment is
held so that the tents and equipment
of the encampment can be used for
the school at small cost. This veur an
experiment was made to test out
whether such a school hal a real
place and a worth while work. The
executive committee of the Stue
Grange, the teachers ae well as the
swoholars themselves all agree that the
curriculum is very worth while and
worth mich more than the expense
A AS A “ we w—
ical
sll msm
Parent-Teachers'
A regular monthly meeting of the
Centre Hall Parent-Teachers' Associa
tion was held in the High school build
ing Friday evening, with
the ladies being
great majority. Six of the
teachers present,
Under the active leadership of Prof.
WwW. O
fur from
Quite
the
Ings
on a good
the
seven
in
were
Heckman, these meetings are
uninteresting
contrary,
being affairs.
the
thought stimulating
possible, Questions vital
to the community in
blackboard
to they are made
monet gather-
to par
ents and
pug
pressions
The
general
nye on the and ex
invited
Soeouls
and suggestions
reviving of the Boy
(Continued on foot of next column
Hall «
aml comment
movement in Centre ame up for
discussion on
all
local
100
the subject
from
not the
functioning
favorabie
Whether
tem
quarters
Or school sys
was per
the
community. was a
but briefly
cent in
its attention to merely intellectual
ts of the sub
brought
Prof
up dacussed
Heckman gave
b of interests Lo parents
of
reading,
A highly feature
al
Agnes
pleasing the pro
wins a musi
Mins
the
nnd in
swiltation, by Geary Mins
mes stands in front rank
sehool work addition
time on We
Her xt
ity
wal and instrument
and
work,
True wus nature
CTL hard
the gild good health
BUCO ONS lends
n whatever
Judge
oe
Dale Holds
#
selon of
Court,
court
Dade wa
Rossrun
{LS Were
»
The
ss ————
Killed 1-Polnt Orchard,
Peer in
old be pumped
the barre
we Desing
Three
bullets
bak, and
shots had
jms nE of
The vitality
of
dewey
matter RINK 2x
Horner, who
the Reporter the
Slory
a ————
Gave Flag Pole and Flag te School
A gift much appreciated by the local
High that
pole 6x8
to
the new
se hood
and a
in of an fron flag
feet American
the
SCTYOOR
flag.
the
The
5x0,
which wil fy breege {0
building.
Camp No
Hall. Faculty
appreciative
donor i» Washington
P. O. 8 of A,
and scholars are
Centre
truly
A A AAI SSA,
Box Social and Entertainment,
A box social and Christmas
tainment wily held by the
Hii school. west
on Tuesday evening. December
at o'clock RR. WW. Sweeney
teacher, and he extends a hearty
to all friends of the school.
A SP As.
Royal Neighbors Eleet Officers,
At the regular mecting of Millheim
camp, Royal Neighbors of America. the
following officers were dlected to serve
during the ensuing term:
Oracle-4Mra. 1. W. Stover,
Vice Oracie—Mrs. C. M. Smith
Recorder-——Mrs, Lida McCloskey,
Recviver— Mm C. F. Stover.
Marshall-—Mra' Jeannette Keen,
Managers Mrs, J. CC. Hosterman.
Mra. H. H. leitzell and Mrs Lenora
Burd
Chancellor-Mia GG. 8. Frank,
Inner Sentinel-Mrs. Chas. Miller,
Outer Sentinel-—Mrs. W. LL. Swarm.
Musisian--Mrs. P. J. Meyer.
A A MA SS BA 5
Oysters and Fish,
Will have a fresh supply of oysters
and fish by the latter part of the
week, at my stand on Church street.
Quality the best.—Withur Bland.
AAI
enter
pupiis
Old
be
of Manor
Fort,
23rd,
the
welcome
of
R
=
(Continued from previous column)
entailed to get it
“Thw coming year the executive
committeshope to develop a curriculum
that will be most attractive, festuring
the building of Grange programs, the
staging of Grange plays, the training
of teams for this purpose, the com-
plete exemplMoation of the unwritten
work, games for community plonios,
community singing and how to get
it; demonstrations as well as actual
laboratory work by the student je the
method these experts use to get the
ruth home. This schooy should be the
regional lecturers’ conference for this
district as well as covering ground not
included in the regular lecturer's work
During this meeting the details will
be entered into more fully than can be
done here. ’
UNITED
SHOWS
LUTHERAN
BiG
CHURCH
GAIN IN
Ts —
Are Read at Executive
mittee Meeting In Philadelphia,
| Reports
The
|
growth of
Church was revealed
of
Muhlenberg
utive
Build
Phil
8 Eo ET
meeting the
| the
| Bp Hee sl
that
parishes were
tors installed, w
| baptized
Sunday
property 1
| §
Churgh
the
though it
that
CVX 6
eet a
| showed the
estalilahed
th a ga
Laitherans and
school 4
» the
Wis
owes
LAitheran
and
unite ul
try
A woman's
irrespoect
fora
projects, pre
Pen i
EE
Farm (ensus,
—————— ———
New Fields for Ministers
— —— DO al
Thousands for Charity,
———————_ A] ——
Minister Dead.
—
Evangelical
1. Widely
Logan
hose
off
§ the
Good B
He 53
the lLoganv
Mission, York
fonte, Newport,
and Burnham
it
rown, at Lewisburg
and had
Princess
Spring Mills.
Miltheim,
charges
was years old sorved
ifle charge, Street
Belie
Lewisburg
———————— + A A
Kansas Subscriber Writes,
Salina, Kans, Dec
Dear Editor:
Herewith P
my subscription
I trust
ness
$0 dB24
OO. money rder pe
the
my «
pt
wing
Ore good
Year io
you will pardon pre lows
my
ded inguent i
in allowing ube
become
was not
the paper
urday
and
on
AMEgTe You
it
due to nck of appreciation
Rat
of
1 receive the Reporter
morning with sddom a
always anxious get my
it, Yours gratefully.
A. H HUNTER
miss
to eyes
662 8.
10th St
re La LS —
Zucker—Nieman,
following
issue of the
A very pretty
ved on
The
last
is reprinted from the
Mfithelm Journal:
wedding was solemn
Thanksgiving evening the
Nieman residence when Leah Nie-
man became the bide of Dr M
Zucker. of Pittebvrgh
The house wus gally
About sixty dnawited guests, mlatives
of both families and mostly from out
of town. were present at the ceremony.
At Hx o'clock the Wnide entered on
the arm of her father and was acoom-
panied by Misses Miriam Nieman and
Jennde Zuvker as bridesmnids, The
bride wore a brown traveling sult.
The groom entered, attended by Les
ter Nieman and Morrig Mamolen, and
the ceremony was performed promptly
on the hour by Rev. Wainger, of Lock
Haven.
After congmtulatione, good wishes
and a sumptuous repast, the happy
at
M
A.
decorated
for a honeymoon through the middie
west, Upon thedr return they will re.
side at Sharon. Pa, where the doctor
will practice his profession,
A host of friends wish them a hap
py married life
RA MI I
The Gentre Reporter , $1.50 a year.
'TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
4
general of
Fed j eafe
William
broken
¥il-
into
store
mle, Wi ny
of
1
roters
$200 on
Penn
{fresiunen
and goods to the value
more removed
Ite hundred
The
CORTE
admit one
in February new
be acoepted in
every
offered by the school of
Mrs
of near
Hayes Ralston,
Hall, on
where
and and
Centre Baturday
Mifflinbu
Ty Mr. and
wers
Hu
Lthey
Mrs gh
oA
Centre Hall,
kill a fine red
He thinks thus
killing
Dale
Ane on
recently pur
1ldnn street,
Wpying
is being
of pups
In all
pupils suf
1Umps
if them
Altoona,
Miss
oN
5
Monday
Judge
railway
Mifflin county
the use
DT HIE € over
LAowistown
The
the
rental
vid
were FOAL en
the
Mrs.
were
in
and Mr
the
act
large
greater
Mr
ihe
part
and
Sharers
of
any points of
Reading,
su
shout
was agreeably at
Mr
in particular
bridge
prised
ns of Breon's oor
eng a
aturday evening about 8 o'clock
while freight was standing
dead crossing at the station.
an auto approached at a good speed
the south. The driver falled to
observe train and to avoid a
his car to the west on
ditch. He was unable
given by a
of the ditched
brief; no
jocal
ower the
from
cols
the
0
the
sion man
siding into a
without
the
eels
up
hitch
vehinle
the heip
reas
was
fn
Thy
ay
At
He
each of
to held
Christmas time
the Christmas services
the various churches at
appeals will be made
for funds to support worthy institu-
of the churches See to it that
you are prepared to make a contribu-
thon that j= ptting. It is argued by
many that this community has more
chpches thah are needed and more
church privileges than are taken ad-
vantage of. If this is true, we espec:
should at this sean glve for
the benefit of others
H
Penn
in
tons
indly
Prof. A,
istrarof
a book
vanin.”
Espenshade, former reg-
State, le about to issue
on “Place Names of Pennsyl-
containing 400 pages. The
founding and naming of counties, the
founding and naming of about 140
cities with a population of at least
5000, ne well as explaining village and
township names forms a part of the
formation. The book contains men
tion of prominent place names in ev"
ery Pennsvivania county,
Bev. M. De Pui Maynard, rector of
the Bellefonte Episcopal church, ten
dered his resignation with a view of
going tv Ridgeway. Rev. Maynard is
not only popular with hie church mem
bers but his activities in other lines
of work has made him many friends,
The youthe of Bellefonte have espec-
fally ben favored by this bhroad-mind-
od, energetic minister. He was with
the boye on the street. on the parks,