VOL. C
AND
IT.
K. T. IN
STATE
Hold
Harrlshurg —
Chief Mart!
K. G. E.
CONVENTION
in
Grand
Meeting
Past
Organizations Annunl
Honor
nts TT if
siate
of last
Harris
ions were
Harrisburg
ladies, were
Pythian
A testimonial
full course
Harry G
tiring Past
the Golden
conventio beginning
week, in the Penn
hotel vhery
hedd
Temple
ho
Castle,
dinner
menu, was tendered
Millerstown,
Knights
Eagle the banquet
of Craver's. Past Grand Chief,
Rev. Gordon A. Williams, Sha
acted in the capacity of toast
and a number of very inter
esting addresses complimentary to the
highly efficient Mr. Martin,
while dirdcting affairs of the onder
in Pennsylvania. given. Invoea
tion was given by the present Grand
Chief the Rev. Walter H. Williams, of
Willlamsport, and the speakers includ
ed Supreme Chief Harry Neamand. of
Perkasie, Grand Chief Telford:
Past Grand Chief John E Dormer,
Philadelphia; Grand Master of Ree
F. WW. Anton. Philadelphia: Su
Master Records, John B
Philadelphia: Past Grand Chief
Harrisburg Past Corand
of Anthony G. Wallace, of Hazel
H. Harlan. of Millarst
of Tus
home lodge
with
No.
at a
State
dinner
LO/KeS
the on street
included
which
turkey
Martin, of
Chief of
at
"ee
Grand the
of
hall
the
mokin,
master
of
work of
the
were
Qive
ods,
preme
Pearce,
Iran B
of
Bixier,
tn: and H. wn
member
Martin's
wns presented seven
American Beauty roses
wind a beautiful diamond
Martin was
ibaral purses
rand
WORK FINISHED,
A
NOBL}
va
More than 1.880 00
lanted
he Red (
Thus
splendid
Hatchery.
the Commercial
on Thursday
Jersey Shore to Try for
At the meeting
club at Jersey Shore.
noon, no definite action was taken on
the securing of 100.000 fedesnl
fish hatchery, which is to be estabilish-
ed in Pennsylvamia, although steps
have been taken towards interesting
the Department of Fisheries In a site
in that locality. The Secretary of
Commerce da authorised to the
site, and the appropriation will be
ready until July 1, 1920.
House Pamting,
Millions of American families
painting thefr homes this spring,
many more ought but many
they will put it off one more year
many those who put it off to
vear, will again postpone it when
comes. ut after a certain
houses uffer sew from such
ure to keep the surface covered
Mie of the poorly painted
be relatively short
A regular use of Hoise
ever it is needed
of
the
select
not
are
and
sy
And
next
1929
point.
fail
The
will
to.
of
WOUsLY
house
when
looking
paint
Keeps a place
tp the appear
A neighbor
ooks as
and the
they
up to date, and keeps
ance of the
howd of poorly
if it running
houses will
not rent or
Well painted
Centre Hall m
Ne bhorhioxs
wires 11aea
wns down hil.
will
sell for money
houses like are found in
jose value rel
#0 much
tke a better impression
the
too
élaborate
indleating
more
rarely,
expensive, than
homes painted
decaying grandes
Almost any kind of paint Is better
than a shabby appearance, but much
is gained when combinations of colors
are well selected, In former years a
gooxd den] of painting with too start
ling contrasts was seen. A dy once
mid that the reason why she &d not
paint her house, was that she dreaded
the criticism of her neighbors, and
feared that whatever color she put
on they would find fault with it. But
sha could be assured that they would
find far less fault with colors lacking
in taste, that they would with one that
was growing shabby.
The house painter of today is not only
capable of applying paint, but he is
an artist. He ja skilled in making
color combinations pleading to the av:
erage man and woman, eliminating the
dread of being criticised for having
adopted color schemes not artistic, .
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CAMPY
LUTHERANS WILL AID PROJ
TO ESTABLISH
After A
Williams
for
Swsquehanng Synod Decldes,
Discussion in
Glve 21LOOO to
of
Lengthy
to {enter
port,
Advancement Young People's
Work.
ri] Pennsyly
wis Laken up
gynod’'s contr
the
on ti
ir + wt
Work Vii Wiainl
done
the
be
for vance
vod
camp
ment of
your people's work church
leadersh
After finally
synod decided to give a sum of $1,000
for this fund A plot of ground
donated to the and church
the young people, This
in in Adams oo
camp.
of Mune
Pottsville
Lutheran ministry,
preach to
Sdinsgrove
Fred MM:
gettting the mutter the
i wan
board
of
inty and
parish
for Dieco
land located
will made Into a
Harland D. Fague
George A. Martin, of
ordained the
he
and
ware
into
licenses to were issued
Willlam R
John W. Fry, of
Laughlin, of Bloomsburg
Kauffman, of Mifflintown
Tha Rev. J« WwW f
was presi
The
tary
Schw
"y
NOW
yhn
othe
Rev
Mifflinbu
er, of Selinsg
part; t Shaffer, of
P. N. Wenrich
vamsrer
and
Sunbury
The principal speaker to the
body was Rev. M. H. Krumbine,
of Buffalo. N. Y. who among other
things stated that the change in the
way Americans look at life ds changing
the whole wordd and that America is
a country founded on emancipation and
freedom.
For 150 years
of this country,
saCretary,
of
men's
Do
during the ¥te
Dr. Krumbine said,
the minister of the Gospel was the out
standing center of status but
now this has changed and todhy it has
shifted to the man of business
The man elected president
United States
elected bes
ear! y
a social
of the
in November will not be
is a wet or dry can
didate because he f& a Cathelic or
Protestant, but because he is thought
by the people of the country to be able
ta conduct properly the country's busi
ness
use he
or
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Licensed In Centre.
Bureau of Anima
isso this
2587
The
Dogs
Pennsylvania
Industry
shows 25687
report, week,
Ieenased in
April 1
tions of
the State
county
dogs Centre
county up to
owners for
Law were
May 1.
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Distinguished Republicans Go South.
The Hst of
or convicted
Recently
ed for
a sentence
ministration
Ee dog
iting
in the
report
xi to
officials in
of crime is grow
Thomas W. Miller start
Atlanta penitentiary to serve
for fraud during his ad
nt Allen Property Custod
fan under Presidents Harding and
Coolidge. Not Jong ago Clyde A. Walb,
of Indiana. Chafrman of the Indiana
lepublican Committee, in the last cam:
palgn. was found guilty of violating
the National Banking Act. Conviction
carries with ft a term in the Fedoral
penitentiary. Walb was formerly cam
paign manager for Senator James BE,
Watson, of Indiana, and & member of
the famous “Indiana gang.” But Har
ry F. Binclalr, who leased Teapot
Dome. gona free, despite the Supreme
Court's declaration that the ofl lease
as obtained from a “faithless govern
ment official, Albert B. Fall, in secrecy
and by collusion.” Sinciadr gave $160
000 to the Republican National Com:
mittee,
Republican
the
A AG ATION
The Clearfield county fafr dates are
September 11th to 14th, inclusive, M.
I. Gardner, former prothonotary in
ampsociation,
SCHOO!
COLLIDE
AR
STUD}
OCCUPIED BY
aD
HIGH
TRUCK
NTS
Hestor Long, Track Driver, and Com
mover.
Faken
Three Boys and Three
ble from Totally Wrecked
Sedan With Bat Bruises
Cuts—Loft-Hand of Truek
Hall Blamed for Aceldent.
m i § on i
panion Charl
Inlured—Long to
Girls Seram
Dodge
and Slight
Turn in
Centre
f'n ay wit
Long, « wir Anronsghy
and wn
Hospital
pleted
ontinued
saler (mrt
Inquiry at the hospital
morning
condition
ind that
was “ready to
injury
revealed that
improved
th
He h
lure
has very much
he himself
get
head but
Long is a farmer
several
children
and
st riet
fifty vearws
his di
PION to
traveling
wrecked,
The truck
through
and D
look
be
uo 5
other
occupants were seen flying
the resddonts,
w
afr by nearby
Bradford and CC. Nevin Sher
How they left the oan not
fully explained. They were
considerable MMstance from
The indications are that
was catipulted through
windshield. andl that the driver loft
through the upper part the door
The windshield on the drivers side
mained in the frame Tt agreed,
however, that men high in
the afr and that when great cloud
of dust cleared they v helpless on
the hard street,
Myde Walker followed te
Od Fort and was
collision oorurred
mw the smashup
others gave all
oth Mr, Long and Mr
ried Inwurance
CAr
picked
ench
Mr.
Stover the
of
re.
is
both were
the
a
truck from
the
iso
and
when
Frank
men
asa at new
nearby
Kryder
Thene
possible
Houser oar
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
—
WwW. H.
Beatrice
Seckinger
Willi
Centre
srisrort
Kramer Hall
Andrew
El
Harold H
Mildred LL.
E. 8axon
Hager
John RR. Robin
Lotta Spott
ingle . {
zabwth Kachanek Clary
Shirk
Monsel
State
lollefonte
College
Ernest
LilHan
Hummit
Troy
Granville
Shatington
Hiate College
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Cow Sale,
Monday afternoon seventeen cows
and four bills, mostly Holstein, were
sold at the Mitterling barn
Hall by W. C,
with 1. FPF.
attendance
due to the
in Cente
of Bellefonte,
Mayes on the blk. The
wis exceptionally small,
pressure at this season of
farm work. It was thought at one
stage that it would ‘be advisable to
postpones the sale to a “rainy” day,
but when It became known that sev:
eral buyers were fn the amall group
the sale was orderad to proceed. John
Meese, of Nittany Valley, who da stock-
ing a farm, proved a heavy buyer. He
purchased twelve of the vows, which
cost him over $2000,
The average price of all the cows
was $132.00; the high vow was knocked
down at $180,
A
Reporter. 31.60 a year.
Witmer,
THE HOSPITAL DRIVE,
Delve {or fund 10 maintny
Hosni
impleted
or the
ef erences iv 0 I
It Know
Beilefar
O persons we
made n
townrd pre
tha
Ainpomsedd han
the
an
wrinin
bay
move
ambu
to n
field
WENT
hospital AH
ours
i. a
STOVER-STOYER.
Stover and M%
SECKINGER—KRAMER,
i
“w 3
nrements,
DISCUSS STAY
Oflicers Organization Meet With C.
fithers on
of
of {.
Possibility
at
sadd
of Holding
Williamsport.
Committe
Convention
enter
State
rention
meeting
Dec armies
me —
Fire on Clinton Coun
Farm.
Cattle in
ty
Perish
—
lank (Cashier Sentenced.
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NO. 20
COUNTY NEWS
HAPFENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
The Aaronshurg
hold its
”
Hig
COMMEeNnCement exoredsos
next
of seve
Jonepiy
wewdny evening, when a class
bes Prof
a J
=
103
Day 12th. was
w of Filia
ings famed for her abo in reform
ing the sanitary condition and esiab-
Hahing the first nureing
ice. She born Florence,
May 15
hospital sory
wns in Italy
1820
HERBERT HOOVER AND
THE FARMER
Senator Norbeek, a Republican, Says
Farmers Need Not Look to Hoov-
er for Ald Should He Be Elected
According to Senator Norbeck of
North Dakota, a Republican who
been urging farm legislation satisfact
ory to the farmers and not of the
racter which the Coolidae admin
istration amd the industrial bloe in con
trol the national adminis
tration would ding to have en
acted. IY Herbert Hoover becomes
President the agricultural industry need
not apply to for any assistance
in a fologmam to
supporters In Indiana, Hoover
hoped C¢
farm
of present
he w
him
on
recent !
enact
had
he snErees would
Hill as the
Senator
he can
legidation
providing
President
Nort
discover. the on
Hoover fay
for loans
such a
recommended NC
wy fay
kind of farm
2 4a measure
to farmers. Such a measure, accord
ing to Norbeck. has not
requested by the farmers, and they do
not want or need it. He added that
the plea that
of this borrowed money “might be used
to stimulate the market was only an
other way of saying that the funds
would be avallable for gambling on the
board of trade for the purpose of
boosting prices”
Senator Norbeck said that by his In
liana telegram “Herbert Hoover has
given notice to Congress and to the
farmers that if he is elected President
they need not apply to him. It can
only be considered a declaration that
the present polity of cheap foodstuffs
must be maintained in the interest of
the larger industrial dividends. The
election of a candidate who approves
the breaking of party pledges made
four years ago would mean the final
submergence of agriculture in Amerioa
to industry.”
Farm leaders are predicting that in
the event of Hoover's nomination for
the Presidency by the Kansas Oity
convention, milMons of farmers in the
agricultural States will vote the Dem:
ocratic ticket next November,
ie
ors
Senator been
Hiinols,
i (3. Bruce Goodhnrt
{| Goodhart, of Centre Wi and
known here former home. figured
in an auto accident, Mm Good
fnrt. near their home in Orangeville
Hlinols The “Orangeville {
| tells about it in this wise:
afternoon GG. B Clnofhart
had an experience they do
repeated They had
out diving In thelr Chevrolet
and Mra Goodhart was at
When they arrived at
| driveway she suggested that Mr
drive to the she was
to cross the brides
across the ditch in lars
Goonhart
an
froth
iH well
his
with
“ourier”
and wife
not
been
want BOON
the
their
Good
COUP
houses as
ten foot
front of th
doing so well
that
had Heen
driving afternoon
band told drive n
the bridge the front
off
her 1}
As
wheel
at
her to
hed left
road the
and
on its
the X
BILE
the and went the «ide of
hind wheel,
the coupe
the
of the
of being badly iar
otherw
wns
in
oe
twinkling
with whesls in
¥tch Naoither
injured outside
The
damage
in a
top adr,
caved n Tan
the ©
top was
was done ar
a ——
Fam-
Duel,
of the
American
the old 4
ons
In As code duello
hecme noted
most famous dueling grounds
in America This was at Weehawken
and there on July 11. 1804, took
momentous counter on
in the history of
one goot which
ag the
“field of honor”
this country
This was the duel between
Hamilton and Aaron Burr,
whose political rivalry
meeting which meant death
| for one and disgrace for the other
The story of Burr-Hamilton duel is a
daasic in Amarioan history and it is
well told in an #llustrated feature ar
ticle by Alferd Sorenson in this issue
of The Centre Reporter, Be sure to
read this article
mm——— A A SS
The Pennsvivania State College mil:
itary band of 75 men has en selected
to head the pamde in the 565th annual
conclave of the Grand Commandery of
the Knights Templar of Pennsyvivanda,
in Reading, on Tuesday, May 22
ase ——
Edward Martin, present Auditor Gen:
ord and Republican nominee for State
Troamsurer, has been named chedrman
of the Republican State Committee,
The place was made vacant by the res:
Alexander
New
led to
two
ignation of W. L. Mellon,
wa)
peso le
Lentre county
ite representa
tod Tow
not He the
clique
7
oi
DoOMpson wer lew
iat he
tive of
the reason
representa’
but of the
people in all the county’
sections
Following out a custom inaugurated
bw 8 D Esq, a year or #0
ago, George W. Zeigler Esq of Phil
ipsb ure the court and
ra of at a dinner at the
Club, Outside guests
present were Judge Chasé
ex Judge Singleton Bell, of Clear”
Judge Heck. of county’,
reporter Burrows,
of Williamsport. A Mr Zieg-
ier's friends. from lpsburg were
dismo ine
The Nash
by Miss Laura
car driven by a young phiwician
from the northwestern part of the
Btate collided damond here
Thursday The physic
was gong north and Miss Runkie
1 hed the diamond an Churely
physician
avoid being
with a mangled hub
thrown out of ite
ree, doing consid
Gettig,
entertained
thebar
1y Country
re
and
fled Potter
Gilbert 8
few of
Ph
Court
luded
owned and
Runkle, of
driven
and
CORD
town.
the
on
afternoon
the west The
a desperate effort to
ese ped
Was
I. 1LaFlamme
North
sie,
they
whe
home
Negro thn +
OWTHars of
Duck farm, Intee
Ww Weaver
floated in wont
adjoining H. E. Limbert
well kept acres, and now tenanted
by a party named Trenges formerly
from Nittany Valles The farm oon*
tains 108 acres and the amount involve
od is not divulged. Mr. and Mrs La
Flamme have not decided as vot when
they will occupy the place.
atreat
for closed
tions became
the
property of the
The
val Jey
what i=
the
estate,
Birapsh
nov aR
lam
farm ie
in
Centre county will not share in the
State road building program for 1928,
hut next year promises have heen made
to continue the construction of the
Bald Eagle road eastward from Miles
burg. The type of Toad will be con
crete. and at present but a few miles
are provided for, A movement dg ony
however, to provide for the bullding
of considerable larger portion of the
road, and if this goes through the sons
crete will be pushed castward--pers
haps all the way to Mill Hall, Seore*
try of Forests and Waters Dorwortly
has interested himself, and @ the
is done next year it will be doa uge
his insistance.