VOL. Cl. CENTRE HALL. PA.
TELLS PROCEDURE NEEDED MAD DOGS AND DOG LAWS. MEASLES SPREADING PENN STATE COLLEGE NUT BUYS $1000.00
TO GET ELECTRIC SERVICE I THROUGH THE COUNTY ASKS FOR 835.284.5000 WORTH OF JEWELRY
serene Secretary of Agriculture Jordan Urges | — — M——
Steps to Be Taken by Farmers Under Dog Owners to Conform to Law— | County Health Officer Tressler Asks | President Hetzel Says Investments | gigje &Son, Bellefonte, Pile Up Jewels
New Plan Are Explalned.—Can Use Made of License Fees, Publication of Clreular Dwelling | Will Yield Big Future Heturns to for Buyer and Call Sheriff to Close
Appeal From Rates, There is at present in the State | on Serlousness of the Disease. Taxpayers. Burwakn,
Pennsylvania an epidemic of rabies. | ) les are spreading thir
extension Mad dogs are running at larg 1 various sections of Cent e
to them under parts of legheny an h induced ealth (
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Beeome Harris Residents,
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Howard Youth An Inventor,
Service
power comj
and thelr
fair guara
“Under
5 # gs ¢ the oi
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ow Measles Usually Begin. i . . 1s i : \ Shirk Lot Sold for #650.
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Birthday Surpise Party,
Daniel « €
AA At,
League Marching Forward ‘ant 5 _
4th Wedding Celebratio
Senate Passes Important Bills,
3 nate passed the Kunkle
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“CASEY” COMES TO BAT AGAIN. | 1. and sons Harold
a. J 8] ttler and son
| dren
| } Mrs. Roy H. Musser
“TELL IT TO THE MARINES” | Measles’ Relation to Tuberculosis, (1atest Wallace Beery Film Made o, and Mrs Stear!
r ¢ 2 4 big : "EEK An attack of measles may be follow- Order for All Diamond Enthusi ANE rs. RY a
Laurelton Village Enlarging. AT ‘RICHELIEU NEXT WEEK sd by results far more serious than the asts, ra John HM. B
Work has been started r ow | The surge of war—thunder of Ba *amie sia ries be Cia . Ellen Louise
K has 1} 1 started on a new 1 tae] Resistance to tubercu When spring's in the alr. when birds
power plant at the Laurelton State | 8N&— thes > the settings for a won Os #« greatly lowered by It A defi Eo A a wr Toa NT i
ainda aa derful human drama In one of thereal | 1. or oe FM 4 come flying north. when the grass ls
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1 £ tl M ( 1 nite percentage of infections with the |, i. . ng to sprout, when blossoms TWENTY-TWO IS QUOTA
masterpieces of the screen, Metro-Gol * . y nd . i due soafi . . o> - “ nr
¥ I 36 een, dMetro-Gs f tuberculosis can be traced tO}... starting to bud, when eyes wan FOR CENTRE COUNTY
| germ
wyn-Maver's much heralded epic of the | . arian nAnlaR
Marine Corps. plaving at the Riche ul Poor Tecoverits from Inensies der from ones desk, when a young 5
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Village for Feeble-minded Women. F
D. Kessler, of Northumberland, is the
contractor, and is planning the con-
struction on a large scale
Theatre, Monday, Tuesday and Wed
r Children of the household who are lady's fancy lightly turns to love,
The erection of a large and sub Min
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tial ’ } 3 nesday of next week | known to have had measles may at-| thoughts direct themselves tow | First to Apply for Tralning at
etantial mansion that will serve asthe |P ¥ & . | tend school if they obtain permits from 3 ’ an " oh vo Irst to Be
headquarters of Dr. Mary Wolfe, su “Tell It To the Marines” is amighty |, = : / ird vacation, when new moons create tary Camps Wil Be First
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health officer to do so. The health |, der vearnings. when heavy under \
\ L ved tam, } i ' gH, : Considered.
however. will not issue this per | genr is joyfully embedded in layers
3 y 1X aris $ Yonas $ 3
perintendent of the Home has been |9ama, told amid great battleships in | officer,
omplet ad - OY 1 wind grim war maneuvers: ami tt reno LS :
completed The power plant project. | * H r maneuvers amid strenuous mit unless the records show that the 4 ' r, when bathing sults emerge
’ . Yueh
Wi, Saat REabmteers tsar ber ’ <1 | frayve In an Oriental wilderness: a ed . ih {
which was subsequently let. has only nal i mid | child at one time had been ill and | from their silken cocoons. when coun*
recently been authorize gfte 3 4% , | the confusion and bustle of Marine he
r ntly n authorized after having
Sufficient funds have been approp-
rinted by Congress at ite current ses:
gion to provide food. clothing, trans
s Ha rn it Y } Batanh Sg “Is {1d | .
quarantined for the disease. Children! y excurisons are pmyfully planned, y
portation to and from camps train
I. these rills 1 8 2
g ] frills, A i who have not 1}
1 inspiring &pectacles | x Fo ¢
incidental to the love ;
American and a pretty ¥ 3
that
" a Fabs ber 2rin that's the time :
slanned for 6 Laurelton V 1 gruff but fatherly ve of | —————————— : : : tary training camps this comir
rizzled rin worgennt f ¥ i ! $0 We can agine the baseball far te i
——————— ey ! Beant ion i : i Koset Pleads Guilty.
belabors ke
been ole 1 for 1 “ Ty $ nea las . al wa 11 ¥
1 held nder advisement sgince last md measles must " lwhen emi lots overflow with baby
school M it home WET (Babe Ruthe when the umpire wv INE me
until released by the ; & ‘em out”(and # or Pennsvivania. Marviand, Virginia and
in i yt ing #0 is 4
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District of Columbia at citizens’
: : OS Yh Eng nnouncement to ti
, | thapsodizing as the big leagues get go- [IN Ant i
Koset. aged for yeurs, « ng This year. more than ever, has |MAade i "
i : . Arthur. 17. 8 A. headquarters Third
{he cause to rejoice Paramount has’ DAife
murders Peter Jez i built
$ of
Antl-Masking Law.
a . it heart is prow
Caro ‘ 8 made ita Brat A 7 ’ ead hilipsi
3 B a » ae & of the soul of the Ma
2. Art January 2
Corps area. Baltimore, Md
f LEN the Ku Klux | a fine comedy around America's 3 t in
. y sa Original LOR FITS
Klan The State Re ¢. without de . § : Since the original sncampmen .
' es, and ideals of those 41a New Year's das was permite
bate or dissenting vote. 1 fednes- | 8 on
, hd 1 t ng v Wedne yhom world knows as “First to
day passed an intis-masking law, If | fight
e story of the human ¢ i" p ken
i! forty-6 SORT : riunken § ‘ »
} forty five year 1 drunken | ional pastime isey at the Bat
lased on the immortal poem, Hector
{ ted to enter a plea of gulity to Inve Turnbnull, Paramount producer, bulld«
the House approves. it may mean the And it's glorious entertainment! One | TT ArY manslaughter in a special Red’ led a tale of many laughs. Starring
end of the Klan in North Carolina. roars with laughter at William Haines sion of the Centre county court Fri | ywinace leery as the “mighty Casey,” these swided for and are grad
The Senate's action followed the an- #8 the recruit. in his troubles with the | JAY morning Judge Keller sentenced ti starts in Centerville, a small town the number Brovided ih A varopment
nouncement that Superior Court Judge paint--his introduction to the “Adm {him to pay a fine of $500 and asrye near New York. Casey, junk-man and ually inc reasing wi Re a OTT
Henry A. Grady had resigned as Grand ral's barge and his troubles ‘with the | fOM one to two years in the county baseball player, wins himself a con of new features. t a ation
Dragon. A Grand Dragon la the head sergeant that lands him in the brig Salt, ; . tract to play with the Giants when he |C0TM€ necessary 10 Axess — to fol
of a State organization. He is next | One thrills at the mighty spectacle of Koset alleged that he killed Jez In|, ,.ohaianty knocks out a home run |auotas ls various voug os erved” rule
in power to the Grand Wizard. His a whole battle fleet in maneuvers ite self defense, He struck the man on while holding a stein of beer in one low the Firet same, ph ® Pag
resignation. therefore, is an event. guns belching flame—and the grim the head with a miner's axe, instant hand. in approval of applica ha a
Thoughtful citizens everywhere are Marines who feed them their explo- death resulting. He has been in jail Taking place against a panorama number of npplications 0 atiend a
watching the fortunes of the Kian. {give food. since his arrest. provided by New York in the first de-|Y™'® aneatapment . hye tr En Centre
They are not improving. The old Klan It's the story of the soul of America ” sade of this century, Casey becomes received. The entire quota FL y
grew out of the South's desire, in re] Lon Chaney, the grizzied sergeant, | Vecture-Entertanment In Ref. Chureh | the hit of the hour. He is toasted, [COUNtY is twend) > Meade, Mary:
construction days, to assert white haw a role the like of which he never Prof. J. Shibli, of the Penn State |feted and idolized until—but why write In past. years: a .’ the greatest
control, Its activities ceased when the played and may never play again-a | faculty, who was to have given his[too much? “Casey ut he Bat” arrives land, has hag on : , but will he
Southern States were again admitted | role he does not act—but literally lives. | Stereopticon locture-entertainment in [at the Moose Theatre this Wodnesday, | camps for this DO thas military
to the Union. The new knighthood, |1t may go down as one of the real |the local Luthrean church two weeks|Thursday, Friday. Ford Sterling, ZaSu |*uUpplanted this Phird Corps area, to be
founded in 1915, had more and different | Chaney classics. : ago, but was obliged to cancel it owing | Pitts and Sterling Holloway support | fiations in the Third Cory Si
aims, Its troubles have been many Eleanor Boardman makes a charm- | 10 the heavy snow, will appear Sunday | the star.
and the action of the North Carolina {ing heroine, and Carmel Myers a subtle | vening, March 6th, In Trinity Re: This screeming comédy ls being
Benate significant. Oriental vampire, Mitchell Lewis as |formed church, Centre Hall. His lec: | shown for the benefit of the Tellefonte [this year should make early applica
—————————————————— the bandit chief, and Eddie CGribbon | ture-entertainment ds a trip to Syria [babe ball club. A special children's [tion to the local representative of i
Painting. as the comic corporal, contribute some 0nd Palestine, illustrated with 100 col | matines on Saturday morning at 10a. | Military Training Camps hassciat on,
Frank 1. Arney, the local painter, [tems of acting. George Ill, the di ored views of the life, scenery, poli- jm. Special admission of 106 for alljor to the C. M. T. C. officer, ud in
announces that John W. Whiteman, [rector, has created a notable successor | Hes and religion of this wonderful children under 12 years A special | quarters Third Corps area, Baltimore,
an experiencglt painter, will assist him [to “The Barrier” Zander the Great” | country. The lecturer is a native of lorchestra will play for this feature | Maryland, from Whom the ry
in doing all work this coming spring land others of his best Known features | Mt. Lebancn, and knows whereof he Jeach night; admission at night. adults, [information and application blanks
and summer, adv bf the screen. epraks, §0c; children, 26. may be obtained.
a
1021, this annual training and citizen
ship instruction has become inoreas
ingly popular Applications to attend
encampments invariably excend
announced in the near future,
Young men desiring to attend camp
my
NO. 10
ri
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
He has
almost
of the
nmenced,
Spring
led ace from
week, to ' he Gram-*
the Boring Millis schools,
taught Miriam (Long)
Miss Bradford is a graduate
iregg Township Vocational School
and is working for credits in Lock
Haven State Normal She was in town
to aid in caring for Mrs J. L. Tressler,
who has been ill
A class of between twenty-five and
thirty persone has been formed fn
Centre Hall for vocal instruction un*
der Mrs, Alberta Krader, of Bellefonte.
The class will hold its first meeting
Monday night of next week, in the Yo
cal High school building where the
clase will meet regularly A Season
i i It was Mrs. Krader
] \ sly gave her
services at Christmas time in prepare
of the town for the ren
ind her good work
ore of her In
'
on
hn H. Wagner was a caller at
the Reporter office to arrange for print
ing posters for sale of personal prop~
erty. After living for many years in
the vicinity of Potters Milis, Mr. Wag-
ner will move to Mount Union. where
he recently purchased a property, re
cently erected and having modern
conveniences. His fwo sons—"Pat”
and Charles—will Teave with Mr. and
Mrs. Wagner. The former YOUng man
is an electrician and the latter is em*
ployed in an electric sub station. Mrs
Elmer Stump, a daughter of the cous
ple, also lives In Mount Union.
Mra T. IL. Moore entertained a group
of ladies at her home at a quilting
Wednesday of last week, At 5:30 a
sumptuous dinner was served. Two
beautiful pleces were quilted during
the ladies’ stay. The following were
present: Mra. PF. O. Bfrfoot, Mrs. J.
H. Puff, Mra, W. H. Homan, Mrs. D.
C. Mitterling, Mra. Hugh Morrow, Mra.
W. A. Alexander, Mrs. Annie Homan,
Mra. T. L. Smith, Mrs. EB. BE. Bailey,
Mrs. J. C. Goodharty Mrs. Chester A.
Bpyker, Mrs, V. A. Auman, Mrs. John
B. Wert, Mrs. Harry BE. Fye, Mrs. Mare
garet Godshall, and Mr. and Mra
John D. Moore.
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