CENTRE HALL, PA., THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1925.
VOL. XCIX
BORAH TURNS STATE'S EVIDENCE [SALARY INCREASE FOR 586 DEATH nw | FARM BARN BURNED, | 116.000 PERSONS DIED IN
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Senator Says Primary Task for Party Ee Mrs, Susanna Spangler, in 97th Year,! Barn i
co | WIGHWAY DEPT, ENPLOYES ! Te PENNSYLVANIA IN 1924 | TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
on A, B. Lee Farm, Along Sink-| }
Is to Rid Government of Malfeas- Result of Reclassification and Promo-
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i Net Increase Totals ‘$64 and Mrs. Rachael Condo, in 98rd | ing Creck, Destroyed Saturday | Deaths From Tuberculosls and Infant HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
ance and Corruption and Thus tions—2Ne 1eTeN; a '
{ wit ei $8 sa ol] Mortalit Cut in Two During
bani { a P Roll of #3. Year, Pass On~—O0ther Deaths, Night He nyy Loss to Both Own { i t K 2 en Yes FROM ALL PARTS.
Corroborates Democratic Platform. 92 With Tota ay hy er and Tenant, John Condo—Light! AN -lkhieen Curs, Cu al . snd Mrs
610,000 Year, Mrs, Susanna Spang Insursnee. | ol W 4 to : G9 : ean. : a
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Atention, Income Tax Payers, re t F nephes
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YOUR INCOME TAX. on eiday: a : ot 31. veara $10 A 0 pol
extension nat wv ut fiir vit} $ 11D i ! : . i « ! »
a ——. i ft months
Surprise Party for 21st Birthday. Married Coules May Deduct. $2500 | place
y EV Wik | for Living Exenses—Other Chang. | tery Holy
sprung upon Decker: at hi ex to Benefit of Taxpayer. Rev F, 8 G
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nome in HO ‘ it honor of alr moome tax | the voor : 4
tun- | Commis 3 tern at | } an ; ih the go day
wiki | Washingtor ath applicat . ! WM iE bh winning of the
Hart extension 1st wade to the ol week six bodies were being cared for
Hart oe wh Prout Lmisdiomer dire j bs Lm, Damedy John DD. Wagne:
Moore and Evelyn Howe. | TONER A. HUGG. | Mra. Condo. Spring Miks: Mrs. Mar)
venue | Houser, Pleasant Gap Mrs. Bilger
{ Nittany Mountain, and Mr= Susanna
SEpange Centre Hall, and Mrs Thom
as Fleisher, Potters Mills
A very pepsi pnt A s¢& Di
$c 8 v ’ 5 in n i is ¥ 5 Fes oll d
his 21et thkay y evening waz | is less. in proportion to your income Mim coun ign, « 1. Int Re
sent In 1 y $ y sie ind | than the tax for 1523 A Mate reduc townenip early ‘ontinued from previong column) ——————
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dancing u ] 10 Wee 1 hours of | tion. however « not the ody benciii | } rm
th i Ag : / : M Swartz was born the 12th das From Eagle Rock, Calif.
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the morn’y Al i vishing | afforded by the revenue #fict of 2 Ah =n iH i } May, 1860, and was the son of Day Eagle Rock, Calif ™ 1
M ind Rebecca Condo Swartz, at Ot ,
fdlowing: | persons. a 25 a cent reduction on | profmanentiy « woth the u Millh “ ted Yeu 3 § f oporte: :
following i 2 pre n ! wtion on § heim : He eft Pennsylvani
th wing of 187% for Yanwert
him many mos h y rthdive Increase in the exemption for ' {9 kK) Wagne Mi \ Wagne James RK. Conley, on his arddval in
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Mr. and Mrs “ b Mi ind: | “earned incomes” and othe changes | Theran church an a member oi,
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Mrs. D W and Mrs | in revenue legislation are of immedi | ‘Ne COUN wind in mil chureh
Charles Zettle, Mr i Mra, J W ate interest to every 1aXDaver lines for many years He was odso a
{ Centre Hall from the east, brought
sed find cheek foo 31.50 for the him unquestionable evidence that
Reporter for 1925. Please send to my | he @» living and not the man found
| | dead In the Pittsburgh Union railroad
| tournament of Rose Parade toda) it { station. about three weeks ago. The
| Was beautifu I wished all of, mj) | unfortunate man referred to in Pitts.
{Centre county friends (wuld have had
| moying to Freeport. where he madi burgh left no identity except that he
tor Heckman, Mrs. Verna Lingle. Mi $1.000 or hore, or Whose Kross ines me | Who before marvinge wag Miss [lebo ! win hotne. for the vast several Yenrs ithe grand ‘ ‘ had in hi# pocket a lead pencil having
and Mrs. D. D. Decker, Herbert Gob-| was $5,000 or more, and by every mar- | 9 Ann Auman. Two children wets | Hin wife passed away Apc, 1514 I wish you all n Happy New Yea: the advertisement of a Sioux Palle
hie, Walter Gobble. Cordelia Gobble. | ried couple whose aggregate net in-| Pom to this union, a daughter at the | je je survived by one wher. D. E ELLA JOHNSON, South Dakota business firm. This is
.. Subid >A Rr Ff rinse wariky i leaving | « . li ———— ~ . A
Mary Gobble, A. 1. Ripka, Inez. Haz-| come was $2500 or more, or whose | 28€ of mine years having died, ieaving | go 0 residing in Chicago, and two the town Mr. Coney is from and
el and Richard Zettle, Catherine and | aggregate gross income us $5,000 or | J8sper A. Wagner an only son; AIO, | ine, Guy, of Freeport, and Clark, of New Sehool Bulding. the an Was furihe: described as a
Irene Evans, James Evans, Fred Zet- | more. Last year returns were re |! grandchildren. A sister, Mrs. De | pogngye Kansas, : ' The Central Grammar school build: | “#talky man and middie aged” “well,
tie, James, Edward and John Zettle, | quired of married couples whose ag Minh Walter, of Michigan, and two ing, on Nittany avenue, State Coliege.]the rest was conjecture. of
Ethel Reish. Agnes and. Luella Zettle. regute not meome was $2000 or more: brothers, Levi Wagner, Athens, Mich. PETERSON — The ve Ho A. 8 wns opened last week, The contract The nev: Bunday sohoot
Rosella and Eugene Heckman, Carrie | Husband and wife, living together. | dd Anra Wagner, Burr Oak, Mich. Pe tere = Co Mghly 1 Rp . ison VIC" of the buil¥ng Is §59916.00; d
and Renna Heckman, Alelaide Bradford | may include the income of each in a | 81% survive the deceased | and wet known frm of ae planding Shvva mn hastmgud ven
Grace and Hazel ldngle, OGwennle | single joint return, or each may file ————— : { Creek. dled at hs home near Grays- I a ina -e
Decker, Eugene and Billy jresplor. | 8 searate return showing the Income SWARTZ. ~The following death no- | ville at the age of 72 vears. A week | " Wo 34,0000 “g '
Stella and Luclle Fleder, Carrie Grove | of each Net income le gross income tice appeared in the Orangevitle (1 | prev: Hig he contrac ted fi md co i, The hulding is 53 fect 6 inches by oharch, 8 Breyfogel, of Reading.
Morence and CGemldine Smith, uy | less certain specified reductions for | nol) Courte: [wh h developed ints typhoid preumee Tour 8 inches and Rains eight | will be the officiating minister. Ser
Breon, Carol Mowery, Chester Decker, | Dusindss expenses. losses, had debts, George C. Swartz, a former resident nis. Hoe wae a native of Huntingdon echool rooms. all unilateral lighting. | vicen wilt be conducted by the Bishop
It also containe three small offices and | quring the forenoon and evening of
Biron Decker, Anna Birtges, Lloyd contributions, et of Orangeville, dled at nu Freeport | county, 3
i , teacher rooms. A ventilated coat | gad day) the program for which will
. i : w : Put 28 years ago purchased
Boob, Clyde Lingle, Blanche Mulfing The period for filing returns is from hospital He had been 1 about #ithe Dent Ingram farm. where he en- :
er, Charles Bartgew, Verna. Jacob. | Jaimary 1st to March 15th, 1925. The |week and had submitted to an oper {gaged am an tiller of the soll and Was | ® Attached to each school rooin. | he anncunced later. The public will
3 Ruth. Cora, Alvin and Clarence Me return, accompanied by at least ones lation. The funem! was hold at the quite cocoer«ful. He IR REE
wis an elder in : " : be given ample cpportunity for the
Cool, 1a Decker, Harry Brown, Roh | fourth of the amount of tax due, must | Walker home at Freeport, ind the | the Presbytertan church and the kind “Billy” Sunday, the evangelist, will | purpose of inspecting a modern Sun
ert Hanna, Bliss Ripka, Ethel Gent- | be filed with the collector of internal | burial took place In the Orangevilie | of citizen any county enn Bl afford to begin a six weeks campaign in Wil. | day school room. as well as cordially
zoll, Alice Detwiler, Laurence Fiedler, | revenue for the district in which the | cemetery, Rev. Scott officiated. lose, Interment wis made at Grave! amsport about the midkile of Sep- | Invited to attend the dedivatory serv:
Tacy Smith, John Heckman, h taxpayer has his legal residence or has
ibove new address i ws to the
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Gobble. M and Mre. IL. BE. Sweetwood. Fhe revenue act of 1924 requires member of the 1. O. OF. and the En
Mr. and Mrs, Jacob McCool, Mr. and | that returns be filed by every single | “AMPmen lodge
| and settled nes Orangeville later
} t y oh . . x wd & ¥ ¢ wife ’ ’ y
Mra. Milea Bressier, M ind Mra. Nes: | person whose net income for 1924 was The deceased is survived by his wife
pleasure of seeing It also
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Iy erected By the Evangelica; church
of Bellefonte, and about competed, wii!
be dedicated on Sunday, Janvary 256th.
The Senior Bishop of the Evangelical
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Auman, his principal place of business, (Continued on foot of next column) ming officiating. . ”