THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEES LY.
CBNTRE HALL, PA.
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THURSDAY. APRIL. 21, S27.
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SMITH .& . BAILEY, Fropristors,
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Sunday. Church. Services
FENNS VALLEY LUTHBEAN CHARGE
(Rev. 8. F. Greenhwe, Pastor)
TRINITY REFORMED.
(Rev. Delas R. Keener, Pastoa)
Centre Hall— whol
#:30 Sunday School.
7:30 Chunch Service.
Spring Mills—
9:80 Sunday School
30:30 Holy. Communion.
Friday, 7:30. P. M, Prepamiery
Bervige.
Farmérs Mile—
1480 Sunday School.
8:30 Church Services.
EVANGELICAL
(Rev. W. E. Smith, Bastor.)
Tusseyville—
Regular worship at 10: 3 A.M,
entre Hall—
Regular wouship at 7:30 P. M.
Prayermeeting Wednesday at 7.7
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)...
ine Grove Mills—i0;30 A. AM.
Boalsburg—48:00 P. M,
Lemont—7:3¢0 P. MM
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Rev. C. E. Hazen, Paster)
Smuliton—8. £ at 8:80; public
worship at 10.:38 A. M.
Bprucetown—8. 8. at 9:30; ublie
worship at 7:80.
The Spring Mills cpugregatien is
planning to hold a festival om the
church lawn an the evening of Momor-
fal Day.
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EVANGELICAL, SPRING MILLS
(Rev. M. W. Dayton, Pastor)
Spring Mills—-7:30 P. Ne
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS |
DEMOCRATIC
FOR JIDGE OF THE COURTS OF CEN-
TRE COUNTY.
1 bereby announce my candidacy for
the office of J + of the Courts ¢f Cen
gre County, subject to the decision of the
Pewmocratic ters as expressed gt the
Primary election to be held September
20, 1827. Your vote, influence and whol
Aearted supp most earveszly and re
spectfully solicited.
In the event of my nomination, apd
foally my election in November, I soi-
#muly pledge a courteous, prowmpl, honey
abd efficient administration. —W, HAKIKI-
BON WALKER, Bellefonte, Pa.
FOR SHERIFF
We are authorized to announce that
KE E SHRECKENGAST, of Centre
Ball Borough, is a candidate for the
Bomination of Sheriff of Centre county,
subject to the decision of the voters
of the Democratic pasty, as expressed
#¢ the Frimary election.
We are suthorized to announce that Har
Py E. (Dep.) Dunlap, of Bellefonte, will
be a8 candidate for the nomination onthe
Pemocratie ticket for the office of Sueriff
#f Centre county, subject to ithe decision
of the Centre county voters as expressed
#% the primaries be held Tuesday, Sep-
demaber 20, 1927.
FOR TREASURER.
We are authorize a
A SMITH, of Centre Hai
& candidate for the nowmipati
grer of Centre county, subject
elsion of te voters of D
8, as expressed P
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
8. Spea:
mominat
the Dem
elsion of
Pressed at
We are authoriz ax
Jobn W. Yearick, of Marion
be a candidate for the nomination of
County Commissioner, subject to the ae
cision of the Democratic voters as ex-
Pressed at the primaries to be held Sep-
gtesaber 20, 1027,
REPUBLICAN
FOR JUDGE.
The Centre Reporter: —Kindly anneunecs
By name as & candidate for the office of
Judge of the Courts of Centre County,
subject to the decision of the voters at
tbe Republican primaries to be held Sep-
sember 20th, 1927. Very truly yours,
M., WARD FLEMING.
PROTHONOTARY.
Please announce my name as a candi
date for the nomination of Prothonotary
of Centre county, subject to the rules
governing the Republican primaries on
the twentieth day of September, WIT.
EDWARD R. HANCOUUK,
Philipsburg, Pa
STATE COLLEGE BILL
PASSES LEGISLATURE
The Beott bill providing a total ap
propriation of $4.234500, mcluding one
million dollars for new buildings and
plant repairs for the Pennsylvania
State College was given raft approval
by the legislature in the closing days
of ite session last week. It is now on
the desk of Governor Fisher awaiting
his action within thirty days of the
closing of the legislative session.
The funds provided in the bill, in ad-
dition to the building item, include
$2,181,000 for general college mainten-
ance, $403,600 fo agricultural research
and $650,000 for agricultural and home
economics extension, These are the
figuress originally asked by trustees in
the Bcott bill, and represents the bare
minimum with which the work of the
college can be continued for thes next
two years. They do not anticipate the
additidbn of any new adétivities,
The bullding situation at the college
is quite serious, as was seen at first
hand by members of the house appro-
priations committee on a recent visit
THE CENTRE REPORTER, Ny HALL. PA.
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DEATHS ol with an attack of noute infligestion asin Gephast, 74, died at Lewistown al- | Bellefonte. and Daniel Benner, of Wood have attained the age of £3 vears.
$ 6 8% «8 . 8 ® + . Ifsavent to bank the furnsice fire gnlter a half century of service in the ward, also survive, Rev. 1. K. Baker, Funeral serviees ware held on Bate
WEAVER Wiliam H Weaver 4 Tyesday night before he retired, Mr. |Christinn ministry, He was born at "Hyangelical minister, had charge of the urday, eonducted by Rev. Fred A.
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not complained of ilimess the &ny be these children: Mrs ares Bohn and versity, Napiersvilles . an i the home of her daughter, Mrs. WW. J. f . ’
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retired at the usual time. Mr. Trausu< > ts Bots . tras : . 1837 1° ) iashan Vas i 14 im
hud only livedson the place two weeks Charles R. Martz, of Portland, Oregon; | entered the Christian Iiniatry in I teditor of the Democratic Watchman, ro ————————
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but long enough to learn of the habit § 3 LA A sa How
: famuel igton was appointed
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of early vising of his landlord. and so) 0 ai . . 0 . ? , » the ministry of the ARD.~Mrs., Harriet Ard, one of Co- | postmaster at Philpsburg. Boy R.
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when he dif pot xppeiy nnd failed Ae of iin Crmg lle re Gorge hen or Pll served the follow burns aged residents, died at her home | Bowles, a former Democratic posts
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jared avg it was Sound the man had Grove Mills, : Lavansville, SBomerset coutny: Newry, days earlier, Her health had failed | Vice rating, and Wayne Kirk, also a
Td HOMe hours previous. t Daniel near Altoona: MeClure, Snyder coun noticeably in the past several years, Democrat, third.
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the Duck farm. which fags: Mr. Weav-! Thursday. of last week after havite burg, Perry count , In his last charge
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He engaged in active fgrming for a and 20 days. Death occurred burg, Baville and Eschol, from wher
long while, and as such wis sucoess-|heim where she Lad lived for ' i ¢ Nov i
ful. He was industrious and fragal {bor of years. due large n erztired from Lhe misty Novem: |
and a good citizen. He was never She w hor in Mitlin r 15 to enter the sup rannuited list |
married. There survive him three county, but and took up his 1 lence with his
sisters: Cora, Mrs, Charles Bariges, "llinm Stump,
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Farmers Mills cemetery: services
Rev. Baker, of the Evangelicdl church
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