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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
A telephone pay ktatlon was placed
in the Mitterling r@staurant, on Mon
aay.
in Hunt
after
Service over the trolley line
ingdon has been discontinued
erating for twenty-one years
Op-
neat
until
was
began falling Monday
and continued at intervals
ten o'clock at night tain
much needed.
Mr. and Mrs.
tle daughter, of
guests for a day of
C. N. Kryder, in town.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
land, Ohio, who spent
the home of the
and Mrs, C. J. Finkle, in
motored home on Sunday.
Mr.
St.
Rain
noon,
after
and lit-
were
Mrs.
Vernon Lloyd
Williamsport,
Mr. and
Finkle. of Cleve
the past week ut
parents, Mr,
Mills,
former's
Spring
left foi
Tuesday
for
custoin
Mrs. A. E.
Florida,
they will
has been
few
Kerlin
on
remain
their
years,
and
Petersburg,
morning, where
the winter as
during the past
J. BE. Noll,
Centre Hall,
Monday and
his fleld of
one of the
neat
on
cutting
who i8 farming
was a Reporter
reported finishing
corn which he thinks is
best in all his section.
caller
Frederic Moore, of lLewisber
ry. drove to Centre Hall on
and returned the following day
his mother, Mrs. Thos. L. Mbére,
will spend a week of ten days
him.
Rev. J.
Tuesday
sister, Mrs,
residents h
patient
and
both
Henry Potter
garet Kent
last spring.
county
condition was
on Tuesday
Hosterman was
Thomas A.
3%
except
niantile pa:
Sentember
the
discage
middle of
The Presbyterian Manse was
with Arro-Lock hingles by the
iamsport Arro-Lock Shingle company.
a branch of the Penn Lumber and Coal
company. The work is being done
John Lockeuff, Al. Lockcuff and Walt
er Berry The «hingles are handled
locally by D. A. Boozer, who purchases
them in From the manse the
men went to Tusseyville where the
Lutheran-Reformed church and the
William Bitner home will be covered
John Delaney. east of town, will alse
have his house covered with the Afro:
Locks
J. BR.
Geisinger
to which
Friday.
from a
his
dition.
from a
same
was
by
y
car lots
patient fw
Danville
taken on
suffering
erysipelas on
serious
Irungart is a
Memorial hospital,
institution he was
Mr Brungart is
severe attack of
and is in a
Last ng he
similar attack
hospital for a
the
face very Con -
suffered much
and was at the
ong while. It
after the
condition be
Brungart
Mutual
company and is
connected with the bank
burg
spr
three days
ippeared that
irming Mr
the
only dixon se
first his
came al in treas
Fire In-
officially
urer of Farmers
surance also
in Rebers
An attempt to collegt on a $1000 ne
cident insurance polity carried by the
late Paul Noll, son of J. BE, Noll. of
near Centre Hall, who ded as the re-
sult of injuries received when struck by
an auto several months ago, was un-
successful by the father of the youth.
It seems that because the policy did
not state specifically that it would pay
on account of an accident sustained
while riding a bicycle, the claim will
not be paid. This proves that before
signing on the dotted line it Is well to
know what you are getting for your
money. | There are entirely too many
insurance peddlers catching unwary
and credulous people.
ne a. -
FLEMING VS. WALKER AT
NOVEMBER ELECTION
Philipsburg Decided Republican Judge-
ship Contest—Also For Treasurer,
The
reprinted
following election comment is
from Mr. Dorworth's Belle
fonte and appeared on the
The
statements can
Republican,
first column.
the
correct by
election
the county
first page, major
portion of
ed up as
with the
in any of
The
No material changes in
fal returns were noted in
count of the Republican
cast at the
county on
the primary
for Judge who will be
eich other at the No-
Ward Flem-
Philipsburg, on the Republican
ticket, and W. Harrison Walker, of
Bellefonte, on the Democratic
Anulysis of the election figures re
that Judge Furst had a plurality
of 657 over Fleming in the county out-
Philipsburg, South Phi
township. Fleming's
be check
them
printed
comparing
returns as
papers,
article Is as follows!
the
the
and
unoflic-
official
Demo
elo
20th,
decisions,
cratic
tion in
as a result of
the nominees
pitted against
vember election are M
vote primary
Centre Sept.
ng, of
side
veals
psburg
lead
out
plurality that
the Philipsburg man
nomination with a. net margin of
side of
and Rush
5
1382 in his home section wiped
Furst's
and
up 10
Hing gave
Lig
125
Judge
those
i
————————
Breyers Sell to Sheffield,
The
operating
ine
the
field people Brevers
he
been given
have
000,
With
Mills plant
about
plant
but it is
has not
thought to
$50,000 and $109,
been between
the purchase of the Spring
the Sheffield people have
completed their original program
of purchasing all the competing plants
in the valley, They have a finely equip
ped plant at Centre Hall and
and. also one at Bellefonte.
Coburn
——————
Transfer of Real Estate.
Emmet T
Bottorf, et
siifp; 32.150,
M. D. Kelly, et
ract in Snow
Rufus RH.
angle, ti
Jordan et al, to Catherine
bar, tract in Potter town:
ux, to C. 8. Thomas,
Twp.: $1
Finkle, et al. to
it | Giregrg Twp
1 fui -
Rufus inxie, et al, to
Shoe
Jasper
$450
Jerome
$100,
William J
boro: $1
Lingl ract in Gregg Twp.
EB, McM ux, to
McMullen, Millheim
A — AAA,
They Called This
and Foolish
the history of the
more dramatic story than that
of Christopher Columbus, whom the
wise men of his day called 5 visionary
and foolish schemer, but who gave the
world a new measure of faith in the
face of defeat and victory over supers
stition and ignorance and fear.
For that is the measure which Co
lumbus day brings to Americans each
year and it is the story of the dra
matic achievement of Christopher Co-
Tumbus and his message to the world
which is so well summed up in the il
lustrated feature article, “1492 to 1027."
by Elmo Scott Watson in this issue of
The Reporter. Don't miss reading this
article,
Hen. et
tract in
Man a Visionary
Sehemer,
In all
i" no
world there
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Harvest Home services will be held
in the Lutheran church on Sunday af
ternoon, 2:30 Centre Hall
week Miss
Philadel
fol
o'¢clook,
Thursday morning of last
Derstine returned to
phia where will remain
winter,
Rebecon
she
will
nei Mr.
For most of the time It
for remodeling thelr
and Mrs. Bhanonn
Sunset club
Gilad
Friday
20 toward
grade
home
Boozer will hive :
house,
See the
Arcadia,
will
the
Girls’ play in Grange
evening. The
buying equipment for
grounds,
funds
school
Roy
tatoes,
Shaeffer is loading a car of po
paying $1.00
ig only the second
this station, the
US vine
per bushel. Tis
car shipped
first car
Mrs. 8B P.
seriously ill for
been
is not
Hennigh, who
several
condition
on
no
ns
months,
improving Hes
daye Is bette
the
provement
Master
and Mrs
ninth bi
celel
310
on
than others,
whole ther is noticea
Morrow,
Morrow, rea
Christ
Hugh
thday on
the event a
of Christ's chums
son Of
hed h
Saturday, and Lo
dozen or
rats More
school were invited
which a birthday cake
part.
tO 4 party n
: had a
the High
Union
Tues
being manufac
and large
Btate
and
hipping
id Fort
in progres Giri
quarries
been hauled Oy
venient point
ng gunn
spss A
FARM CALENDAR.
[Timely Reminders from The Pennsyl-
i
vanla State College,
|
————— opi
When
tention to the
or injuries of insects,
codling maoth,
that orchard
picking
presence
apples pay at
of red spider
other sch HE
rollers, curcullo, and
ingects, so practices
such
KNOW
pests,
PROFIT AND LOSS
the harvest month of the
then that the gardener
part of the resulta of his labor. If he
been
he has sav in
ralsing his
of his fruit,
for him to
£3to
Year.
BOER fA
knows what
has stematic he
dollars and cents by
own
but it
estimate
vegetables and a
will be
thie
vegetables
part
impossible
riches
and
real
which his flower:
backyard fruit have
the
brought to him
Past season. .
—— We
Change
A zon stor « told by Rev, Dr
the Edinbureh section of the
Marns on the ocearslon
Doctor Black,
kirk,
“Ha'e ve
When the
that he
Tm rale
because when thae folk come we'
How Times
Scottish
of the an
on ve n . res in
¢ hendle,
cinh
ual d'nner
®t country
written?”
rentieman
headls
reverend
the
replied
hind exclaimed,
vied
A paper, ye ken they'll stop when that
but when they ha'e paper
ava' the Almichty Himsel’ disna ken
when they're likely tae feenisn.” Not
the was
anathema to the
nae
stops ;
go long ago written sermon
an.~London
” v—
————— i —————
Goods will 8 out
a store some
need
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