VOL. CII.
he
TRIAI
LIST,
For May of
Monday,
Term Court,
the 21st,
Isa
No
Assumpsit
Mrs. E. .
No
Non-Asumpsit,
SECOND
Earson
9 Fab
stine.
peal.
WEEK
M. VS.
No.
Issue.
Edna
Weaver
ned
Gardon
George
Term, 1528
Bros Kelley
Term
Br
1917
Inc.
No. 151
Assumpsit Non-A
Andrew ‘Thal
wife va. J. V.
Term, 1524. . Not Guilty
Commonwealth Ex Rel, Orvis
Fetzer Joseph Nyman. No.
Feb. Term, 12 Quo Warranto,
Mary Supek vs. Albert Earnest
1583 Feb. Term, 1927. Asumpsit.
Assumpsit.
W. L. Chilcote vs. John Laback. Hal
lie Laback, Mrs. M. A. Laback, Annie
Laback and George Laback. No,
Sept. Term, 1927. Assumpsit. Non-
Assumpsit.
Danie? Paul
120 Sept. Term,
Assumpsit.
Bessie M
McEntire,
Trespass,
ve
Coal Co Sept.
sumpsit
Bertha
No.
Thal his
Dee
ind
Foster 56
Trespass,
M
VS 108
No
Non
id
No
Non
va, QO
1927
P. McCord
Assumpsit,
Gull
H
and
Stone Co
Trespass
Margar
digh a
Neaidigh
22 Dec
Guilty.
-P,
Feb, Term. 1
it and Property
John M. Wigton vs
Rallroad Co. No 160
Trespass. Not Guilty
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Wireless Relays Messages.
The storm gave Pennsylvania
College wireless station operators
busy session. Four of them
direction of Chief Operator
Crossley, stuck their forty
eight hours without relaying
messages for the Pennsylvania railroad
the Bell Telephone Company and the
Penn-Central Company.
R. V. Mii
Replevin
Penna
Term
The
Feb
State
a
under the
GQ. I
for
to post
sleep.
——n
An apparent successful effort is being
made to consolidate schools in
Fast Buffalo township county
in a new proposed bubding at West
Lew
the six
Union
isbhurg
Ml
K
neress Hw
M
Congressman Benlamin
for co
Hon E
Former
Focht was
the
Beers
and, Foeht
Union by
the dist oe
counties.
defen ted
present CONETeRsMan
il
count
majority of sev thous
carried but two on
fivder tw 125
qd of
A000 aml
in COI De eight
HIGH SCHOOLS ARE REACHING
LARGER FIELD EACH YEAR
Twenty-five Ont of Every Thousand
In State Were Enrolled Last Term
Compared With Seventeen in 1920
and One In Thousand In 1880,
Pennsylvania's High
reaching an ever increasing
tion of the population. according to fig:
ures announced by the divigion of re
search and information of the depart
ment of public instruction
Tn 1880, less than one of every thou
sand population was enrolled in a pub
tie High school. In 1830, two of every
thousand population were receiving
the benefits of High school instruction
In 1600, the number had increased
to four for every thousand population:
in 1910, it was the equivalent of six
and in 1920, to" seventeen. Records
show that in 1926-27, the last school
year, twenty-five out of every thou
sand population were receiving instruc:
tion in the mublic High schools of the
common
sctiools are
propor
CEN
HOOL
PENN TOWNSHIP
TRAL St PROJECT
for Bullding, 519456 for Plumb-
Eleetrie and £015
Disposal—{ontracts
Not Yet Let,
£92,000
#045 Wiring,
ing.
for Sownae
for Heating
Mint 3 ti
general
F
LpDroxima
Joseph Drass
telly
time the
footings
he
four-room school building
vill PF 1
erento
The
and til
und floos
a
the floor
forms are ing
Der wick
floor
jét to the Hos
of Millhelm, for
£445.00;
for
also
“ing umb
1nd disposal
been
att of bids will
heating not
New
that 1
rejected
The hoard will probably
Contract for
ter rIner
wr been
30-vear
au
jase
4% per cent. bonds for the amount
thorized the last sleotion
People Win Prizes,
iiltm— a
of Stores’ "Closing.
May 1
re Hall wil
yn and
open Friday
urther
Notlee
Beginning Thursday
undersigned in Ce
on Thu aftern
and
inti
oth
aftnires
roca y
i be
OiCRe
LE ove
ning. wil even
ingw f notice pple”
Store, Odenkirk’s Store, Oriole Store
Emery's Stare
————
Two States Claim Grave of Original
“Unele Sam.”
Everyhody the figure
the car
United States,
knows who orig
was nor the circum
the name came
familiar with
of “Uncle Sam,” as drawn by
to symbolize the
everbody
Ny
toonists
but not
inal "Uncle
stances under
into being
The original "Uncle 8am” had an
interesting history and it i& fairly com
pl ane for the fact of the
site of his bur Two states, Indiana
pnd i the honor of hold
ing and the
dispute til unset
tied feature
in Centre Re
BOrter w of this fa
read “Who
Seott Wat
the
Sam”
which
ete ox oeit
New Yo
body wit}
the
his in thelr soll
two
interesting
of The
story
het wy nen in
There is an
this week's {sue
h tolls the
ren ret oy Pe sure to
Elmo
SURRY NORE Ey
Letter from Subscriber.
Huntingdon, Pa., April 27
Editor Reporter:
As I 2k C6 t
@ time for
Inbel 1
write
my
to
for subscription
got the porte:
it is twenty
Centre county
think your “Personals
“Taocals,” ete. would interest us,
cannot get along without tha
porter, which we think is betes
ever.
lately 1 have been trying to get
touch with some of the old-time band
men in vour soction but find many of
them are missing, I am helping Rev
J. 1. Weaver. now of Harrisburg, to gel
a roster of the old timers with a view
of publishing same soon.
With kind regards and hee
Respectfully
WwW. A. BROWN
a
me to you En
find heck
still Tike
You
think
Ao
left
hardy
closed
We
When
years
to
fieven
we vou
would
ET
He
than
we
in
wiahru
on
turd
will be staged
College, on ®
An ege hunt
campus, State
beginning at 1:30, for children
years and under. Seven hundred re
wil be hidden. and a limited numbed
of colored ogee will draw prives
RE
p) EEN H SNOW FALL,
Highiy
Eleetrie
Nittany
Up.
Bestruetive
Light
nnd
to Telephone
Lines—Traftie
Neven
MAGI
en down
roads many
Ene from here
comipuetely
only thie condition
througho
west
it. wl. of Centre
to Pittsburgh Automobile
Nittany and
XLre dificult
“
impossit
Seven
i
el ovel
AS « mely of
Wi i Batu
It w yer
grade to pass 5 our
Those fortunate to
were better able to
The
all
day
atte
midnight
nas almost
without st
the
through
plow
wis
keep
get
State Highway
and it
fore the tru
BITOW
been ddsmantled,
night &
fd
1H
mio
m
> { —- ——r sep
on
tray
rday
had
wtu
i
i
!
1
i
i
|
{
sc
Company Meetin
CRIPPLES IN
THE RURAL
-
LITTLE
DISTR
They Will Receive Medical and
ICTS
Sure
Stste-Wide Organization,
Crippled chil
Pennsyis
nck
ania have fu
of medical attention
by Penn:syvivan
ciety Crippled Children
tion with the
Children Week
that it
children
tion of
of the
rl districts
tically
With
ciety
announced Htate
for in con
oLNeTVANCe
The summary
wns reality that
living
ex
oily
in cities received o
form
reagiding
were
twfore
Children
that time
orie the
at
forgotten.
the formation
recent raid
y handle the crippled
The fact
perhaps,
of the
in Vears
was made
dren
the
in rural districts
patient yes WOT
ceriter now means
to the authority assigned
Prior to the beginn
child w
treatment
taken
the a taken
Now
hild to
COMMen
Bo
are receiving the same
the children in the «
of progress made In
that majority of
the State now
wards clinics. In
diagnostic olinks are
other sections, Wiidren
Inrge for
are a number
convalescent homes
for
vk
on i
to the « ox
and r
sintry oh #
dren are
They
alized «
ten
He ad
Evidence
work is the fact
nl hospitals in
or
tontiea.
while in
token to
nla
conteras
and few
ch¥dren.
In many communities. clinics
every week. Clinics in other
tora are hold once a month
months and sometimes ones
There 48 a small percentage
munities not holding clea
It there are crippled children
community without clinics,
society will assist and coopemte
the community fn making a =
and starting a dinie
n
of
So
junc
tien
ation
prac
&¥
3+ £1
cn
reo
"iw 4d
ity
this
gen
have
some
held,
nre
nre
cen
six
year,
com
inn
with
irvey
tera is regarded as one of the
most
After oMnics are held,
medion), surgical, hospital,
cont. educational and eustodial
an well as employment service,
Care,
RDER FOR REDUCING
| TRAIN SCHEDULE CANCELLED
-
IP RR.
Would
Along
Officials Reeall
Hampered
Order That
Have
& T.
eof ore
rain int
hes
P
we howd
eleven m earffer than
il
vitotore
{ and 2:08
{stead of 2:1 M
chi
Ww here M in
i now Led
from the
HAGAN-ZERBY,
$
we
nd
ould
wi one
conditione prey then they
were the fine
fort
ATE
ladies
The
i Hy the young who
the entertainment acting
and the
orchest ra
making
unusual
eight
whole
creditable music
The
added
SUCOPSS,
The
movement
codpta
of six or
the
FO
pieces in a
sponsored the
the door
XY
and
P. B
shared
joenn!
n re
sn
CHURCH LEARNS IT MUST
Obliges the Action.
Torsey religious body
sing “Unit
le change
Pennsylvania oon
Church de
in pros
i Because a New
tl ¥ ack the name
nother
Wy
ad
3 vis ’
{ foremnce i
cided nt annual
| rig Mohnton., Berks
A anecial session will
ed’ Protest
ant m
East
Protestant
the
nited
itu sesaiona
n
the title
later
The n
nflont ed February
required the
Evangelical
five years of
Protestant”
se
ime “1 nited
nge
f mettle
after
1 borates nN
ferme
church,
ftigation
was hy Oo
ment,
more
the
than
of the Uhited Evangelical church
the parent body, the Evangelical Asso
oiation. .
At the time the name
testant” was adopted, it
from among nearly eighty
gented
favorable action was indieated on
the plan to change the pastoral limit
from five vears to seven, and passage
of the pian is said to be assured,
A recommendation by R. MM. Guekes.
a Philadelphia layman, that a third
presiding eldership be oreatexl. wns ae’
pepted by the conference. At present
Harrisburg and Reading have presiding
elders, but Bishop B. 8 Woodring, of
Allentown, who fa presiding at con
ference. has served as «der for Allen:
town strict. The change will give
him more time for episcopal work and
extension efforts in the other confer
Rees, /
—————— A I TST»,
Hucketers are paying from 160 up
for potatoes.
“"nited Pro
was selected
titles sug
SUNDAY SCHOO!
FOR
CONVENTION
DISTRICT NO.
Nesslons
Two to Be
May
Held at Tussey
ville, Friday, ith—The Fro
gram.
———
lub
sary
Literary Observes 25th
With
Anniver
languet.
-
Money for Roads Unclaimed.
the $5
A A
One million of
priated tn 1927
wt 1
of Highways
Orpportanits to obtain t)
dollar for dollar
After that
rem ilocated
ary
road improvements ® on
Department irc
® I on
end
ains
Masta
date what
that
rem
only those
aid
completion
lq
petitioned
that AVS r
require ney for the
ne
of projects, » Tuo Oo enter
Centre county is t taking advant
permitted t
n
means for securin
age oO
for
——— A A] —— ———
REGISTRATION OF ALL BIRTHS,
—
State Department of Health Explains
Why Drive Is On to Compel Com-
pliance With the Law.
Ten xing the
Peis
prog
ted
ne
wy
were «
recent
ompliance
The Mon
the pers
rege x
to the ind vidual
curate §
federal
point out ye
enalfie State
siatietics
and
to compile which
fight of varfous kinds dimen
The list cited was as follows
1 E age
of
ddence to establish and
nom
der to vite;
8. Evidence to establish the right
admission to schools, to the profes
sions and to many public offices;
2. Pvidence of legal age to mary.
4 Evidence to prove the viaims of
widows and orphans under the wid
ows’ and orphans’ pension law
5. Bvidence to determine the
ity of parents for the debts of a minor,
§. Evidence to prove the iriesponsi
Bility of children under legal age for
crime and misdemaanor:
7. Evidence in the administration of
estates. the settlement of insurance
and pensions.
8. Evidence In the enforcement of
flaw relating to education and to child
labor:
9. Proof of citisenship in order to
obtain a ‘ rt;
10. Exemption in the viaim for ex
emption fram or the tight to jury and
military service.
*
of
Tinbil
f
I ——
NO). 18
Rd
AND COUNTY NEWS
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTERESY
FROM ALL PARTS
Hall,
are
grad-
hool
n Belle
sftere
hased
n West
onto it
Teachers
neement
hee
hel oytam
finoded
ring the
STOW
nmsport
t week,
Currin.
re during
onvention
unty
ureh
Af
half.
stretch
tion of
State
of
by feel
county
been
There
giving
an op*
demonstration
know about
Li
plece
has
they
janned by former
Spring Mills, to
new barn on hie
west of
structure will’ be
of a straw
carpenter
of Mare
years ago
&te—the
ew months
although of
onstrocted
nd sawed on
Next
Rheriff A. B
t ord
gin
wWeeK
the erect
Sinking
The
the
% The bead
ol RS
three
arm along creek,
Mills
ft Ww
Spring
RRR fox th addition
shed fou
hards
SOL IT
pe
¢ five-alra
Hall High
he {res ere
vestry Dee
the Seven
sory cared for Hy Forest
FF MceRinnes The Nor
vv beautiful tree
the beginning.
trees Wem
already waif
e missing. The boys
Jd 4 the planting
In an
LR
Frern
and from
Along
set at
maple
11s
Tex
H
pointe where
and girls mem*
Y. PB, a
a similar or
Twelve orf more Doys
Han
invitation of
at Pleasant Cap to attend
hare of the Centre
: of th
cepted an
ganization
one of their monthly meetings held on
Thursday night of las week. A Spee
jal program of music and readifigs was
executed. The Pleasant Gap organisa
tion, although compamtively Young,
aa very much alive one, and fis mem”
ership includes a large percentage
young men who take an active part
in the work. The visitors from here
were elated with the manner in which
the meeting wae conducted and on the
floor. Miss Fay Bradford. a member,
and Mee FP. V. Goodhart, superintend:
ent, spoke in a complimentary way
it and Also referred to the work being
aconmnplished in the Centre Hall o™
ganisation.