VOL. XCIX S2ND GRANGE FAIR MOST PLAYER HAS ALL KINDS OF BAD BALL LUCK Attendance for the We Third Baseman of Brooklyn Cuban! The Colored Giants Had Skull Fractur- Hospital third Colored Lewi skull, ~= Rearrangement of to ed—Now In Lewistown vantageous Throng. George base for Glants, McCoy, who plavs Brooklyn who with the and and hospital ig “ 10W ne annual did to hand F Was The town evidently fox to and It 3 ment iit est. past Pe tiie bbit's His ja wasn't the h him many one ! wis the da Heola, y 8] unfortunate t along with fears The largest than Friday Sunday ry reads rst 10 Giants that to aut i lance t before come.’ 1 played (ieorge yet the Park, enough different < neither companions was (ie MoCos ¢ } I or the week range | oD more alf hundred was " x ngs ind Satur 1 be ¥ Sunda otim two the in and vi \ iy ings, y : . { attendan any : iE} ith | te » same © wins much i, In Ose previous days on nters most orge by ten burg alo fa Pre held the way car hit turned badly risburg yf h us with them h for a mee! iC : Mt. Union. without Chim] ng prey nea George . car mishap, but on the the fi Every and hose camp the n NOH 2 maot ne Harri unfortuate to ? back early in rmand one curve sburg and | ot The and General none The continue a Ar ition | dred was Ha: treat mu the 1 3 over. in eleven taken Hospital of cut up : 4 Brolin was od others belonging 04 ad demand for i not met. The A ie % i tents each yvear, and to h companions and while 1 ment was the with being task. bout where Union lect is Lr the righted on the however to injure was party another in no be association ¥ d driver, inrge vate i i I condition ' Yel there 8s a i v gw remely in the Fair, Since is becoming ex For the Encampment was un of the two daughters the Ene ment noon on the same d . first between Lewistown the injured exact i | Ing to sleep vir na » | | the and upied Hon of w the 1 inte went Rhone i y { been keeping filed with the umpment, and badly Coy This he tal \ consist ly lacerated T 1 Mr. Me-|° injuries. | shaken again time rangement of the ta, exhibit serious and Hos i they were more Coss ion.sts, ine t Lewistown ? was taken the n avenues 4 Weare ie 4 FOSS ne oOnens sSKul 841 i , * he i ished a knee he 8 game KERLIN LEGHORNS MAK} CLEAN or ———— A — A OA T. F. Roser Released. 1 [ra threatened fixed by Jus ters Mills tion h On Mr secured the for Tuesday postponed unt Mr. Vance Meek he had been There | { Or 1d been Monday Rosy h required made I of or went re joa se by sum. Ti befo Justi Monday returend to 4 giving bond hear neg Fa " apt re Oe Arson was | ’ of wen next the home Hil, seversl Hover of | iy near Centre where iving for _y ip . 4 Martha Mra ne Aaronsbur Pa 2.00 Fifth Harold Nevel, Pa.~$2.50 The | follows tee uo INgH at weeks 0 or 2 be n the known much pathy ex Mr have 2 m Bover part of | ong pressed many & who him. A A A lO 0s © {Birds dent ific gu b these bie Gasoline Substitute, » were colore 0 me Mus poasibin Operation atutomohiles i ion an Hire eRE planes with or it the Government pliant five vears from now Dr. Gerald 1. Wendt, School of Chemistry the has nnd manufacture government being utilized nleohol in ruined that within the genrch pointing towards aoxyveen from at Penn Rtate made to And a gasoline for use when gunply gtves out, a within 20 years at the present rate o consumption, ———— MAY ASL NR Cider Press Notlee, My cider press at Penn Hall will be in operatign Tuesday and Thursday nfternoond of each week, until further potice.—G, I. (Shook. essing). 64 le Shoals nitrate |’ twenty twentve | ue: «< the ad is or : eres opinion ke of Phyvates n the | at | He ean 1 a ¥ i Rt 16740 11 cert it Iv State College Eure ye inin returned Perinss ne | : itional and Internatior ests was a recently from a) ing ¢ " : nN fenture \ an investigation of mot Memalure wy O note Tho in Germany re fortilis whe . ¢ #¢ ol our readers monia part aun {rbot py am . myving birds il be pen Ker first pla in produ ol pen the Pens of 1076 pen ¥ w of in § thint he ntest, having weeks, This birds, In of thelr | Know a sy} i DOW de © the 1126 masts game holds th eg RY un! bi i . os £ oi ov prst fe a i raed ¢ | five Bar. other eff: wis | . with der { nleohol this vear and ord second re cheap substitute "wr x 4s and the world's expected ¢ i condition Many Alan) eto, birds. silver cups, have already ribbons, been won Card of Thanks, Arber Cummings takes of returning thanks to rendered valued assistance iiiness and subse rent A ial in yO] i : g in # 1 i eu i Ki SER .0on could adding Tent i Rhone iy ident! 14 it He the Glo ed vd De 0 ird ¥ imware in only ill f ! place 13 un the by these adv, of his THURSDA Y 3 THOSE WHO CAPTURED PRIZES AT THE 52ND ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT AND FAIR Follow list of the departme E John ng ti prize t= NE Hot V ers in € Various Ll ind ¥ the d Grange impment Hu HORSES hel ast week: { A vavsd { viipies “1 Harr Ding EW. E i taont Lincoln Witmer J. J. Arne ing Mills Harry and Son, lLe- John W. Decl Bellefonte vey er: CGuernse lege ARR Ralph Brood Brooks WwW E vey Decker, Lin ind By Bertha Sharer, John som Hs CKer ron Bon Brought Home a Hatiler! iy Freshmen at Pean State, Kinds box. the and the everthing ! reaching tiokded. and of the box, ittiesnike ening ng his had the however wagon A di 1 from wo 1andied dents with f Iw. Jo es ident H home the upon reach out squirm of Tein ve Frank D school, Kern who in the University Are oniy administra t college this year. ———— A — Eutaw House Register. bottom 21 f in {dean iRrichiture Porto Rico. ve all com fn buttons : the adi f as the he fn healthy 1 of oUlellagn the son reptile TT ¢ it SOON count. changes to % go w enakeship became passeng that in} was ol conclusion was wing Hots # of persons reg Potters A istered dus the wood, it yu bark loosened | fills, 1d rattlesnake thie was silen f between the bars week i Mra. Harry Shuey, E Laohy B Numbei C Ww. ween | N | Rpange | Bellefonte { wood and had W. Meyer J. D Congware as unobserved when i L kd up O Reed, A James R. Bas and and wife, Norman F. W. Weber, Leonard Swank. Latrobe Farm House Barned. r wife, Carl Tusese; dwel outbhulid. owned tenanted ny he Tussey, Tyrone T ing on the Mrs. Frank ng house and band abers vam Bower Boalsburg ue farm, and loyd Enavely. were destroyed by fire night The family been away from home during the aay, and on returning contented themselves with a cold lunch for supper, and that makes the fire which. was first in the summer Kitchen at 10:00 all the more a mystery. Nearly all the furniture and other W. Aurl Lyhy household /goods were carried to sife Mr ae, «3 at ty by , the neighbors who quickiy |e F. and Mra H. gathered, Bridgeton, N. J, The dwelling house is Mr, and Mrs. L. New Jersey. have been worth about J A ‘ covered by insurance, . be rebuilt at once. A AIO Mo HAAN HAN The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year. by 5 Chamber. Zimmer. Barder. D A. Zimmerman, Leslie Stroup, Russel Stroup, W. 4. Swank, W. E. Raker, D. H. McCollum and wife, Mrs. IL Chamberlain, Glenn Chamberlain, Bhamokin. - Pa Miss Buchel, Miss Buchell. Avis, Pa. Breon, Luther ain. Lee had! man. in Shipma Hot Charles Torrence John one recently seen PF. M. Bitner, Mrs y HEA H Moore and son. C. Pine; Riverside, Lyster, Philadelphia, Pat AS. F. PP, Geary built a garage to the rear of his home property, last week. estimated to $4,000, partly | The house willl FLAPPER HEN, TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS, HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS. THE Beware of Hen With Early Fall Gown Told She | Duties, | ~Poennsylvania Farmers Is Shylng from Domestle hen w ear entertain when .in Sth. good i» of from & Encampment is em- ure position ker "~ Nt iurni daughter, Raym nd of Sunday Lin gree g she &X« wheres with pels | she me ! i her ey eased, atunday, of Rebershurg Grange Ist Prize Winners E e tale vey i ——————————— Ball Games Played Last Week. EE —— New State Mark in Pulling Contest September own. Okt dates relatives, William one of { Centre Hall, Fine and Jali Sentence, a ®t Years f the who ill inj and suff had and | to andi} conducted several Jim Zerby. who Decker Valley for had built up big trade among Mififin county men Lira to tack) the brand, was sentenced three to six months went west m Hoffe it 1850 farms, west « oO ( the § EX i in go © 8 M. i Refor resignation skuil ey {tor of t Dn he Al Bel chmidt, pas med church to be He has twenty-four on between congregation. Dr. definite plans ble that C., and with rose efonte fom ned 23068 Zerhy bef at is fi Nove ber 1 ist 2 the who brought hearing ar " ) et man Prungart hour was ¢ for re 'Bauire f an or a after-midnight te but Washington the Eehmidt for Et — —— no Almost a Centenarian, Stink. native township, Mifflin n Altgona at the age months 24 days. He rious pursuits, chief of ing ie a i} winter the in he to sy BO there may cman frienas Maitland nty, died 98 years, 2 of John hey a L107 tur « of eng in va- which was mill tive work while Home band Millheim furnished picnic and ng The Loysville wis handsomely and community the muse a community in the evening gave a concert in the municipal hall. The contributitn to the band was almost $400.00. The Sune day prior to the concerts the Luther an Sunday-schools interested in the movement made contributions toward this fund, the Milheim Sunday-school contributing $125. At the concert in the hall in the evening. the voluntary contribution was between $60 and $70. The remainder of the sum represented the monies contributed at the comme nity gathering and the Sunday -schools other than the Millhelm school. The total revenue for this particualr trip was given out by the manager aff od Orphan * rewarded The® band i by retiring from ¢ a Muncy mil Mr. Btrunk was a son of Henry and Polly Strunk Strodes Mills, His fiust wife was Miss Margaret Hoover, of Shirleysburg, Huntingdon county, death occurred when she was only 34 years of ‘age, leaving one son and three Mughters: RR. Bruce Strunk. of Philadelphia; Mrs. Joseph (Minnie) Wagner, of McClure: Mrs. William (Fannie) Smith, of Mill Hall, and Mes Margaret Holly, of Altoona, with whom he had his last home, A AD SABBNITAAS. A new advertiser with the Reporter is The First National Bank of Spring Mills of which IL. FP. Erdiey is the ¢ hi or of ® hose - progressive cashier, $15,000.00, cmt! -
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