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VOL. Cl. CENTRE HALL. PA. THURSDAY, AUGUST NO.3
JURY LIST, SEPTEMBER TERM. |GRANGE ENCAMPMENI CONDEMNED COWS WERE BELLEFONTE IS PLANES FIRN] SHAM-0O-KIN GUN CLUBEXTENDS TOWN N
AND CENTRE (COUNTY FAIR | FOUND NOT TUBERCULAR STOP FROM N, YY. TO SPOKANE HOLDINGS IN SEVEN MTS. A D COUNTY NEWS.
Judge Furst’s Plan of Convenlug i —— —
List 0f Tenters Promises Largest In | Several Cows In Fisher-Bechtol Herd] 100 Airplanes in Derby Will Be Re Peter Boal Place and Klinefelter Place HAPPENIN
History of Eneampment—Farking | Condemned Falled to Indleate Be fuelled at Centre County Field. Also Pass Lnto Hands of Hunting G8 OF LOCAL INTEREST
Clubs, FROM ALL PARTS.
Grand Jury Early to Continue.
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Cent Privileges for Tenters by Card Is- | Ing Tubercular When Slaughtered. On Monda Quriaribar . 19t3
Centre i NAAY, £ &11 ! 19in
suance. | Mention was made :
. at
fonte on
IKinsot i
tat 9
yeduled to meet Sept. 12 cene f vi a Ari i 8 peveral
ittle of the re : ro country air derby
shington
ff ¢
{ roup traverse JUrois Hhundred Melegates and visitors coming
meet Sept. 26th, and the latter gEroup|from diffevent sections of the State ! y-nine condemned
1} 41 national al
fromm the Mineo
of Septembe:
are called for ber 3rd. are camping on the grounds and at
. GRAND JURORS ending the sessions of the Grange
_Belletonte | Leadership Conference now in prog-
Bloomquist, R, T., machinist. :
Bramn, W. W., Asst 1 A rairess, And a force of men are at wore
Broom, Robert, labore: oA ig completing arrangements for the OL4th | :
hambers, Pav si hla Shue ‘Bncampment and Fair which opens | character are zalpnitied the ¢ 1s8- fand a half to two h accor plot der Orvhanaze band. af
Em! OTR iva Sa “aden rin Saturday, August 27th. ih ne 2 2 isp rcted by a Fed mg i ro Fe, dori Jey =avd ite is known ¢ the ia ¥ — will give an open con
Fravel, 8. 3. laborer. The camp ,a unique feature of the al inspecto ind if foun 1b lar h hi i & i from which the dwelling house|cert 4 sellefont 1 ening:
Years Ago
Cle
Ons
» py Tho LiF or . . 3 el 3 . ’
3oals t man, a : . UBS fair, will be larger than at any time |
artiey . . al ’ ranean ’
" Irn ts history wery effor i
Heaton. Theo . ! its history and every effort will ! : mt i : . Roan .
Heath, Lambe operator ide to locate each one comfortably do 1 Reh wa A Uy. A a . Spe BH : 0 Nosanna 144 > hu ay afternoon h the rea a
Hartsoek. R ph R , laborer...... 0 and pleasantly, Tents are floored and | 4} 10 1 4 the minds of the own i Cag t y vil Ve } 1 15-1 stharine Durst. who Meche | pile a crossing between Lem nt
sarpster, Jacob slerk.. . . STL y ia by cyvi | 1 line and ollow he airithe +» of John Ha y ; ¥1 i ) . ’ ay ny sl Esai
oh bunk, one table and one bench vations made by them hn } “0d : MIG Waa t John Harper Oak Hall Station
Mairs, Thos. 1. :
ATSOR BT temoval of same
arsons BE :
Potters
passenger tral
4 3 31 \t ¥ . . * i % #
protests were made, j toute to 2 i An . IneEapo gle, 3 18 administrator, sold
letcher, A. A, J. of Howard | from tent before tent Is occupied fs | reular. It was |iater will follow the north route Uu ce to ugh Ru s, and later trans Bu College Orts one the most
ider, Clyde, farmer............Fergusontie, ridden Attention paid to this or o prove their that the own- wikane red ( iis brother. and It attractive service # in all this
Fergus 2 ‘ "gt ARIE < 3 car) hg a $e aa #1 ira NAM le . oO HW ¥ ‘ . ; is nirla un rb a . . a
Ferguson] der will materially aid in getting camp- | “7 went to ‘ 1e &l htering : hips hav n diy } from him (Attorney Runkle) that tion, even the name of the proprie
s { of aa
Haines {ers quickly and comfortably settled.
these particular cows, and as stat iatter | Bible bought it { 200 stor--Bud Weiser-
Ker | Pent rents remain $6.00 for 12x12 | ©d before, three of them killed in their | must stop at Bellefonte for ve min Chis is one of but few privately |
; to he ib 3 for oll i and records. Class] owned simu racts ia lying along
i »
lightonlthe State highway over he Seven |,
nu 3
field street
service off
The Philips«
ny now travers
SEAGOR, Howar or ¥ VPET lsize and 37.00 for 14x14 size. A numi- | presence were not found to
Sur > . » ¢ i Ferguson a a . cular by ‘e Poderal IRSDECLO!
Sunday, ye . P * lerk “tush | ber of folding cots are avallable for | ular by the Federal inspector. A st
RE NW. m : {port on the remaining three of ¥ eld but may continu
Weller, 0. W,, musiol: i urg | rental with pad at $1.00 each; without e
: ~e 3 I 8iX Wn SPOILS i to be 5 rde th i $ 5 Of rs ty “leve 3 TT . rotor
TRAVERSE JURORS—FIRST WEEK |{pad, 76 cents. Double springs. $150} IX wns prom i ¢ { 1 K i h land The Peter
, Electric light v be pla in
; ‘ampers | Mitting
time
# § Mountains
cwners by mall, the late hour not per- | However, It Is expect hat m ft] Reiber pla
tol Burnside
College | tent at camper's expense
fonvi
=p
are advised to bring oll stoves; oll can
ng " g
shoe | De purchased on grounds morning and |
Marlon jevening
.- ave ‘a Hush Admission tickets will 1 on
Elmer H., r Milesburg
Harry or Rush
Elfreda t .........Howard {for the week. and
x John,
‘omley, oJho
This paper has advo
at the gates at oe
carpents
Joshua ca
srger, G i I sf y
David. blacksmith. . Philipsburg | golr form he grounds
z | ame day
«t
t
Grege Curtin Electrocuted.
———————— fan a { . tins A iva} Dodge Car Sales,
Narrow Eseape from Death.
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at Penns Cave.
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i = i A Basket Plenie.
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[TRAINED LEADERSHIP
AIM OF GRANGE MEET
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Centre Pays 836507 Gas Tax.
$
Buck Deer Causes Auto Accident.
Wwe
Bk A A Sh ond ed bond Bk ld Bod ed a
FRANKLIN COUNTY FARM
TOUR SETS NEW MARK
Franklin county (arm-
| 8. of the ! : i. Diy go last week in the largest 3 . he entra o the RATTOWS WAS
PCENTRE COUNTY BANKERS 'TOL in] H I au YI ANA e sisal aembaY: B13 the silk mill operator, who intends to
for Centre un- | VATE Wot . vi n 2 the Vocational school athlet : aad iL : a
; ! . i ower pliant Lor
| All-Day Trip Over County By 40 to 50 5, R D. Hetzel wel largely tod, and ‘those. gathered] Lr Snr Of I ey
ARO
Banking Oficers—First Tour Visitors al rof. H. G. Niesle; pre; ; ! pat ilingly with lehe rocky points oppos ¢ anothef
Tt
Sed pd pd edt ped aed
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e¢ quarantined against shippin
t of f there is such ath
: nomist v hie re | & wl cash 3 y ye hand furn
: 3 Centre, i : ! yom is :
the dem sw eorn fi scald | | cont ; { from a trip in POL 1 musi fot occasion The or
Between forty an v bank presi-l. 4: d the gout n “Agricu at za n i nade uj ively of Two young rem ig the
——————————————— dents ReErs aha Clo! ire WOR 1H HT Abroad.” The Franklin tter from gricuiturad partmer are located
172292 MARRIAGES IN STATE i day observing ve years up. They are well train-{® = ire d stam * br nd the Centre«
| OF PENNSYLVANIA IN 1926 Howard | Mifflin county line in th n Moun:
unty.
consumption
the agriculture
and in getting
loge and the
Percentage of Divorces Decreased 5 LT PY frst & AcCON at RL ntre is one of 4 in the
ERIE YOUTHS IN TOUR OF STATE a.
—— hi est tha } precautionary mease
Per Cent. Last Year—Centre Coun- |
ty Granted 18 Divorces in 1926,
Three Less Than In 1925 wil oo . gh hed av has) > 1 farn ‘olf Store
tars spocinie se pe f «, who h upled the / Underprivileged Boys’ Club in Charge
The Department of Commerce an for
hat 1 th t 1 y . SOY a ’ i of the Famous Tom Sterreft, Pass] ’ Er by the
tnat according to 1& returns § a rn ie ¥ in ¥ t { “ Thiia yh cent ur The Korman oman Garage Is one that will be ap«
1 =e 3 4 31 " » SEY SOT . i nu ae . * oh Ke
received, there were 72.222 marriages | 1 ‘8 3 ther county | dorm contains 86 4 . Through Western Section of County |. through travelers espec
performed in Pennsylvania during the | Riding in big busses. 230 boys, whe |ially an by local persons, some Of
" Hl +4 i A AA AAAI. - ®
year 1926, as compared with 71,083 in nerary follows ¢ whom occasionally need service during
. | © RO are members of the Underprivileged
1025, representing an increase of 1.12v 45 A. M. — Fair grounds, Centre HON. HARRY SCOTT : night time or early morning. Hereto*
pt a y Eo Jove’ Cli ¢ Srie A hrough
or 1.6 per cent { Hall: meet with State Bankers’ To IS MADE PRESIDENT |Bovs ub of Erie, passed thr ugh fore none of the garages were open
- oo. Wy it - hy od 4 oe aul 2 Pudi y alas =. a . 4 :
1.706 di 4 M. —Kerlin's Poultry Farm Philipsburg on their way to places Ollbefore 7:00 A. M., and it was almost
nounces
Thomas
Woodring, vous
Walte, J. 8S, stirred. . ie During the vear there were
GEORGES VALLEY
children are spending this week witn
friends in Johnstown.
The Stork visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Lingle and left them
Grace Evelyn.
Mr, and Mrs, Charles Grenoble spent
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Grenoble,
fast week with friends in Lewistown.
Centre Hall, spent Sunday at the E.
1. Lingle home.
/ Wm. Stoner was in our valley last
« feome work for a few of the farmers.
5
The Centre Reporter, 51.50 a year.
vorces granted in the State, as com
pared with 8.027 in 1925, representin
n decrease of 321, or 4 per cent
On the basis of these estimates, the
number of marriages per 1.000 of pop:
ulation was 7.51 in 1926, as against
7.50 In 1925; and the number of di-
vorces per 1,000 of the population was
0.80 In 1926, as against 0.80 in 1825
The figures for the Central group of
counties follows:
Marriages DMvorees
1026-1026 1026-1925
Centre ........ 287 215; 16 10
Bialr .. | #74; 114 135
Clearfieid ......601 655; 41 36
Clinton. vue B2B9 249; a3 22
Huntingdon ...208 31%; 22 5
Juniata $7; 7 7
Miffin ........280 253; 56 a5
Northumb'd ...931 $35; 6a 106
Bnyder ........185 123; 15 7
116; 11
ham and egg breakfast by courtesy o
Wim. W. Kerlin: commercial hatchery,
10:00 A. M.-—Paul Jradford, Centre
Hall; soybeans and alfalfa
10:45 A. MW. F. Rishel, Farmers
Mills: Berkshire hogs. Percheron hors
es, Holstein cattle.
12:00 A. M.-—~Lunch at Brockerhoff
Hotel, Bellefonte.
1:00 P, M.-~8heffield Farms Milk Sta-
tion, Bellefonte
2:15 PP. M.—Peters Brothers, Storms:
town: Farm sccounting system, Poland
China hogs, ton litter, Holstein Bull
Association bull
3:30 P. M~A. C. Kepler, Pine Grove
Mills: 20-acre potato field, 5 acres
strawberries, 3 acres raspberries
4:30 P. M.=Alvin Corl, Htate College;
Holstein Calf Club member.
6 :00-~=Adjourn, State College.
Gettysburg battlefield and Valley
Forge
In the membership of the club are
three separate organizations, namely,
a brass band of 40 pieces, a 20-piece
drum corps and an acrobatic team of
Erie early Monday morning, stopped at
tions and the tumblers gave an exhi
generosity of citizens there.
The excurision is under the direction
of the boys In the party were never
outside of Erie before.
hour one or more cars parked at the
gas tanks awaiting service.
The remodeling work on the D. J.
Nieman building in Millheim is In
progress, according to a statement in
the Journal Workmen are tearing
out the old Millheim Banking Co.
vault. and carpenters are removing
partitions, ete, preparatory to making
the former banking quarters into &
shoe department. The . entire front
of the bullding will be changed. cone
trot having been let to GP. Garrett
& Son. of Rebersburg, who are already
on the job. The Hosterman & Stover
Co. are changing the heating system.
The new front will have two entrances,
modern in every particular, including
proper lighting effects. The old con:
crete sidewalk, with ite several eleva
tions, will be torn out and a new walk
bulit,