YOl. C. THREE NEW BUILDINGS FOR PENN STATE Hospital and Dormitory, Largely by Alumn! and Friends of building 21.600 01 i in 1922 over nineteen thousand people, and other The new bulldings student The and dispensary, use by September hospital or modern the is res tary gifts for that purpose potato growers of Pennsylvar ©of the most unusual a State When Penn building wishes conducted for University. fare leading potato grow might be permitt indicat rvice rend Nearly E L “Pennsy pital for as an we lege. Professor "know as ard.” h to ive been pald start the bu At I's were iing the sime tin Sm nl Se SHULL OT FOR GOVERNOR Nations, ‘ Harding ex he the made his speech in New York With us in Court, so any League ¢ the World League to some much the belter, Out 10 the more drove Membership do ik we vents War will certainly And even policing of the us had to to world it prevent 2000000 men to in the world, contact with every is rank folly to talk our dsolation. would be better to send a a war than to end a war. We we are in close part it, and it about preserving has already gone, divigion to send are and of I A SAINI Senator Johnson, fornia, who continuously opposed the League of Nations and the. World Court, told his Republican friends in the Senate that the World Court “is the way that leads straight Into the *Lepgue of Nations” The Californian has been mistaken In many of his pre. dicthons, but let us hope he Is right in this forecast of events, Lf MP SR, The Centre Roporter, $1.50 a year. Republican, Call AGRICULTURAL IN MEETINGS CENTRE Hall Other Information Cattle, Centre and Ing of ENTRE HALL Fruits SPRING MILLS “Bilossomtime™ at The Riehelie { play. Riel ! iy any attraction that ome to and has t and dressing rooms take « people Was elie stage ia will leliefonte, comfortable 100 stage are of spent —————— Hits School Miltarlsm. to prohibit army military on alone, A bill teaching training In tions where such training sory, waa Welsh, It apply to ment military or naval schools. Mr. Welsh sald the bill was | tive tepublican, nia. would not ly against forcing students to military training when they did want it, rm During February we celebrate coln’s birthday on the 13th; and Washington's Mrihday on un. {to not take not Lin: the n order I Nnerenseae tion i531 | | a — in First Degree, msn a —— Some Trapping. ‘ Fire Company Meeting. ——— A» Slack Property Sells for 1 4 £2625, re H i Awarded Medal Carnegie Medal iand he hour Fur iad « ! {off the track and was uninjured.” end in the meantin rawled s———————— Richelien Enhances Property Value Another large real eatate was Co deal Walter vacant the Richelieu and the W, 8 Katz property. not made public in action, but it is Cohen secured thirty feet than feet he sold to ny Beliefonte of the closed in when hen disposed jot sand wiched between Theatre Figures this trans: understood that Mr, relatively more for he did for the sixty the Richelieu compa- several months ago. The jot was sold to Arthur IL. Bradley, of Flush« ing, I. 1, who would not divulge the nature of the business he proposes to estabiah there. The deal was nego: tiated through Robert FF. Hunter, prominent realtor, It wil be re- membered that Mr. Cohen purchased the entire ninety feet frontage from Howard Thompson for 324.000 and anid twn thirds of It to Richellen for $21, , 000, were DEATHS * Mr amann wa POTN al He and reared Hn A September take fi resson on a Friday He ey Gentzel home lived until married. His first wife was Rice, who ®ed Nov. 6, 1818, Union were born three chil Clara Susan, who at Cres. on Sunday, 25th Marjorie who lives at the home of Mrs Kane, and Harry G.. at home. His second wife was Ida B. Barner, who survives. Funeral services were held from the Lutheran church at Pleasant Gap, Rev. Reed O. Steely of- fidating. Interment in the Lutheran cemetery at that place. The daughter was buried Thursday of Jast week. day following Was at the Ent where near he manhood twice Minne To this dren, son Ann, Mary was died ult. GINGERY Andrew Curtin Gingery died at his home In Bellefonte after being confined to his bed only a few days. Mr. Gingery had not been In good health for nearly two years, but was about town and at the Garman House of which he was one of the proprietors. untill a few days proviops ssi - (Continiid cn inside page) ) N HOME Ob FELLOW | PRAISES GROVE CITY | One Four Centre ~All of County Men at Home Contented and Happy. sn A A AIBA 5 Letter from North Dakota. Dear Edit es——————— il» Letter from Indlana MLA A Twas the Coldest Night This Winter ly ¢ $i 3 s——— i —— Centre Cowntlans in Phila. to Hold Mid-Winter Dinner and Dance. Centre ot Inde dinner ight Stratford February Hotel, Broad Philadeiphin dinner Streets, The will cost $3.00 70 ey program ordered for to dancing ’ How plenty of time be the music and Tables will be arranged and held for groups i check order three days in the of sx or eight persons, the the cover of the Come and ring or order a full table. accompanies advance date of dinner, a friend The committee on arrangements hag secured the Bouth Garden of the hoe tel, therefore as ample space two hundred diners will be provided you need not hesitate to bring your whole family, and to influence your friends to join you in a most enjoyable eve ning. Committee: Wm 8. Furst, Ira DD. Garman, Wm. A. Magee, John B. Beck* er, I. G. Gordon Forster. Warner Un- derwood, president: 8 Gray Mattern, trenmuror, 1015 Belmont Ave, A A for Contre Reporter, $1.50 ayear, NO. 5 ‘TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. APPENINGE OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS. ites ON week, of the w@port ine 10 on the n State pointe Service vaLang «t home d by harie# have ed hie for & given John were Trew attend the ary. locates of ita inability to furnish Might at price that of other towns, the Mifflinburg Telegraph advocates the scrapping of the borough's plant. The Telegraph argues that the agement is unable to reduce it up keep and overhead expenses, making the cost to manufacturerers for powse er prohibitive, thus preventing the en* larging of present industries and be« ing a bar to inducing others to locate there. The Telegraph will no doubt have difficulty in inducing a toww council to take such action, since is dealing with a body of men will'ng to spend $5000 In court to prevent tha use of lis waste waldr by a progress electri power and Jy 4 § a competitive with man- ve dalryman whe is willing to py» reasonable annual reéstal for it »
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