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~ VOL. CII.
0, 1928,
| PRESIDENT OF DAIRYMEN'S
LEAGUE ON TARIFF FOR FARMER
SEPTEMBER COURT JURORS.
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55tl Annual Encampment and
Fair Is Truly “Biggest Ever”
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Mr. New
They
Per
to
Tells 1.500
That What
Increased
th
16
Sexauner York
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HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTERESY
FROM ALL PARTS,
Farmers
Has Heen
Whereas
Is
65 .
Protection
PROGRAM~THURSDAY.
Only Per Cent,
.
The official program for Thursday is as follows . om
10:00 A. M.—~Conecert hy Mileshurg Band. mers .
1:80 P. M.—Coneert by Mileshurg Band. .
2:00 P, M.—Address—Grange In Pennsylvanla—~HON, E, B. DORSETT,
Master Pennsylvania State Grange. .
2:80 P. M.—Address—The Relation
Rural Communities—W, HARRISON WALKER,
3:00 P. M.—Base Ball Game—Wlnners
ners of Wednesday's
6:30 P. M.—Band Concert hy
8:00 P. M.—Auditorium-—Logan
of Kiwanis and Serviee Clubs to
HBallefonte,
of Tuesday's Game vs, Win.
Game,
Mileshurg Band,
Grange Players, 11 he A r ihrer Greg ased only 15 per « ¢ x ‘ vio lave cars to show to you John Mever an mother Mrs.
De Leedsville,
H. head of the Workman's In Fund, partimsd
and Industry, ill
P
abor
Abort
Dewey,
also be given
and
Ceont-
“ef stay
Mary
40 Pr / Rrate
TRAVERSE JURORS
for the first week
24th;
laborer
rles Neff and Adam
is that | Charl
Odenkirk, Mrs. Bamuel
A.
agree It
and Falr
all its
Includ-
having to do
Everytl
is clean-
Eating
Ve
On one thing we all
the Grange Ene
on has never been equ
fifty-five years
ing the camp, evervthing
with the
is dolled
er, and that is
stands in the
been improved so
now entirely out o
are no longer
change
forced
untary
duly
it
no
for
better
mi now
impment ntember
iin of oy
SON PRO, pentiemian
“y y “ + in ard Agel
Thomas illard nit eats 3 * Xgonm faring
of
€ Nee,
make
reunion
New Berlin and
vivia Grenoble
fair is Spyker,
up. The
prettier
Niump,
Floyd
tie, Earl
Jacob
Kel
faker
saving
two years h
much that they
f the old class and
"
Yisrepute This
past
ire :
and
Because
Gt ent tad
i
BELLEFONTE
is probably largely to Bi Harry Alte
regulations rather
move. The 4owly
protected under a gil
and
1
than
weiner
frame as
Farmers
have
the
8s
$4 »
8 and fruits § wr Jodon. N. 8. Jon
J. 1. 3
Poorman, Mrs
venders’ stands are farj, ; . Shuey, Edward
s.zzles, candie
ounging and
The
Appearance
longer
flies Rweetwood,
friends
yy. Mr.
Cen eter
of thelr
ror
in n some
wholesome
All
have
artistic, and ean
and Inviting it them
different
Several
from ward Rhone
Harvey W. Fink
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RAT nt
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I.ecoch's
this
‘CENTRE HALL
TO CONTINTE
WINS: ELIGIBLE
FURTHER PLAY.
on
wwoss of ely
Eos ¢ ne will I
ron nd Thursday
cess—in clothing : LLHEDY r Ivde Boob olen § pro 0" ya 3 8 al fove Mm nlwill be g hetween
bay's
1fte
Recital at Pine Grove Mills
rt # vir #3 i. .
f yd the 3 Thi
i # i i NUrsd
the
3
Inesdas
today | § . . :
He
he
ing
“lim
bitor
r
ers as
The exhibitin
hogs
ahifte
inged, artis
them
event of
tos {Wed nead
a wil
prog will
ary
pron ' a TE pons 19 ! J i d i ia q « % wi ¢ . § Pr rirviat $a i § 5
sheen 2a posl i a ; 3 - i IR I 34 : na Instrumental mus wet : npan yi IX EH
Beatrice White d Mis E
And 'RE HALL
Pianists “ 3
» Feotterold of
horses
Jonger ut
igh as
ted to
well ar
Pel
inv ati
1
sna
asem the
reIDON Emery.
Martz, ¢
Crawford,
Lutz, 1b
H Oroas,
Durst, 2%
Raiiber, 3H
Keller, If
animals
pear
and act
Aside
inces
axhibition
ngrel
thay on
tO realize
m
l
| Three-Day Insp ection Trip to Penn
State Agricultaral School
Farmer-banker.-county
nm for a
no part
from automobiles ¢
Most
na
ht 0 bd OS ea
jectri
seom
agent p
communily
of a
¢ Pennsylvania
hool and
week-end by
committee
a and | MoCLURE
ea i Bdward i their "key agricoltural ad- | R Kline 3b
the kitchen ald] prise « ROY Be Mrs Mar eh 1 { van Sifin. . Attending the omvention A Bele, If teil 1a hd ht of A n
h : E GROVE MILLS Mrs Mary Moy-|Goires 1 Tate. ia Spring | from Centre county were N. #2. Robb.|E Goss. 1 raught with danger. Theret
EAL Sec'y-Tregasurer Beliofote Trust Co D 0 a Yes
if Bankers n ot
Agr { L
Ebright Albert rf
P Honell 1{be de Edward
Birnge, 2h f ! ) | Bellefonte he pure]
iP. Duck farm in Brush Valley, on which
i farm onve The price
paid was $7.500 pes] CAVE
ta located school
house, and wrth of the
State highway ym Centre Hal}
to newspaper re-
{ ports are Ha contents
considerable sum of
vements
Mrs Louis ~~
ung girl as Mise
She here now
and two Jovely
and Helen The
in Watseka. Iroquole
abort eighty miles
COOP -
ag
threes
pi
anpliances are
and a
tomatic egg «
A
dozen
In a
measjen v Fo 10
of sections of the State
while
from
guard
wtion ie
of {h0-
ont fo
hifi
equally
uly se
ire, Sure
n against
oN
sucresstul
COYor in SY)
¥% % "ol sw 4
fiture Xeynote pide
of
rs the
wh
other see antineds
ins
8
| experiment tation last
of
State
#13 bes
qTVeY
Harvey
Frank
1 >
of Shuey Stat
Whitehi]
sw
ral
-
»
dealers Totals
electri
refrigerators
sha 4 ous
perouialors
discloses
members
the
isenhath it ng uitural
E
Martin Stover
wringers,
machines
lankers Assen al
in
on
bankers
toasters, heating pads
ers, automatic rons,
with multit:
elactrik heater
Niella
ite ide o
5 a Boker, p
ENNSYLVANIA
Paterson, Mrs Bd
nik
PH
water
* Assy
and oH
Na
banker”
| member Penna
aitural
the
Roker wu
Honell, of
FURNACE
a
Mra
Mery
nD
Ruth
dryer, tor
house
Hrils
pumps. automatic milk
"dairy. clipping shearing
machines mounted farm exe
cooker, drink mixer, lighting plants for
the home.
4 Large Tent
The largest tent list in the
of the Grange Encampment and Fair
fs given out by the association this
week. When the number of tent hold-
ers listed below is multiplied by five
a falr average of occupants to a tent—
some denn may be had of the number
tenting on the park this week
The camping feature contives to
prove tHe most pleasing feature of the
fair. and yearly the demand for tents
grows. In many. instances where the
home m
Fghting
afawe
ciation
L
tions
Committees
First
“key
. json be
Fra
PORT
Helen
M Pri:
Woodris
SUNBURY Mra
mick Mr ©
aoyd Palmer
REBRERSBIURG J
erly. 8 I. Gephart
AARONSBIURG Mrs
Charies Waife
TYRONE Mrs
ine Moora
ALTOONA
baffle, Mr
Snyder
MILEBSBURG — Mra
ise Bessie Johnson
ZION John Eby.
John Hoe in
HOWARD Mrs
Minnie Hoy Samne!
A M Waoomer
NITTANY J
of
Hab
vu
G
Centre county is to
Haupt. of
the Frank
- cashier the
ATILID»
Ha oy %
J |
deen { LH
Harry
William
Ebbs Mrs
Miraha
Mrs P B
Ve
A
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3 y oes ba %
sani, {entire 1h
a mond
Peaches,
start
Centra
The
of sedentif
the fact that
county ow
f far
a { fo
and
motors
milkers ge
« bankers saw and lsarned enough
agricuture bring
proper feeding and
ter breading can become the means
turning a failing or indifferent
farming community into a success The
| State officials and banker ag-
riculturists highly successful in
{ "meiling” Pennsylvania bankers on the
| soundness of scientific methods urged
i by agricultural colleges
“1 have seen enough they do
old of only {it at State College to convince me that
Cantre he can get back to the the of the principles of
i agriculture ia the way to bet
Harrisburg ter farm conditions in this county, Mr,
old BEbeight continued. He sald that
y
Poa
king BEiberta
rd. Peaches
They
any
me
Ww
expect
Monday
lower
to vic
H
B
8 Harro! J. B
MoeKiane ¥
Me
Mrs
located,
The
the
5 how Sept to home Totals 4 4 7 2 the ia
undevel
Murray
A
will be in price this Tyost
taken out of the
Orchard Ha located
of Middleburg
BHAMBACH
ASM AAI
The Hon
tioneering for a
Year
cn be near
time
aoiith
county
1%
— RALPH
R W at
Hackenberg
Harter, Mrs
V. Brungart
Ww. J
JM
Bus for Transporting Paplis,
the
List. Bi Tig 3
ies to i rik
wdin
It
Mr
os | for 14
oontract > Pw
2
Morris Bohn secured
for transporting school children to the
new consolidated school to be opened
fext month at Coburn, in Penn town
ship. He will use a Chevriat truck
with a body buflt especially thn
York Body Company. The three seats
running lengthwise give the bus a ¢
pacity forty. Entrance and exit will
be from the front. The door is in cone
trl of the by means of 12
lover. There is also an emergency door
Istory .;
Madisonbureg
true,
investing
Lmoney for Impre
College
0. D. Bbwerts, Kather
wore mt
Frank Herman WM { plates a
Zeigler, Asher Stahl
K Me
Robert John Laird Holmes ls elec
third
that if he is succdesful
term. belleving by 3
Sixteen
aor 1
years ago
here nn Wi
Aonie Fdmiston
Lloyd Rmith
Mrs, Clyde Hockman,
of how wr
© eft
Bertha MoCormick
with her husband
daughters, Dorothy
family i= located
county, IMinois
in breaking up
ys
the custom two terms in p
appifcation ol
Miles Bartley, Mrs county woken tifiv
Hoy, W, B® Corman
Clarence Yeariek
8 Condo, Alta
in operator
Like the
General | Assembly fas
Yearick, | often as he fikea saying one
management is unable to supply tenis,
individuals bring their own, paying a
ground rental
Below we give a list of the
holders and their home address:
CENTRE HALL--I M. Arney, A
Aller Y. A Aosman, © DD. Bartholomew,
George Benner, Mrs, Id, 1. Bartges and
Mrs. Della Reiber, Robert Bloom, Shan
non Booger and William Bradford, Milton
iradford, D. WW, Bradford, Paul Brad
ford, Mrs, W. PF. Bradford, Grace Bmith
and Mrs. Clyde Smith, J. © Brooks,
Jowett Rrooks, Richard Brooks Cleve RN
srongart, John Buarkbholder, Morris Burk.
holder, Harry Burris and Ray Sharer,
William Colyer, Mrs Harvey Dwvker,
John Delaney, T. F. Delaney, Ralph Din.
ges, Mrs. Alice Durst. Mrs John Durst
and Mrs. Wm. MeClenahan, Mrs John
Dutrow, Claude Dutrow and Daniel
Colyer, Mrs. George Emerick, C F. Em.
ery #3. A, Bungard, Mrs. Wm, Fetterolf,
George Fetterolf, Mra Frank Fisher and
Wm, ¥, Keller, Kryder Frank, Harry Fye,
Roy Garbriek, Frank Geary, Frank Good
hart, James Goodhart, Bamuosl Gross,
tent-
Ralph Wagan, George Heckman, John
Hackman, Mre. Luey Henney and Wilbur
Henney, Mrs. Henry Homan, Wm. H.
Homan, Stella Hosterman, John Knodrr, |
Mra. George Long, Mra Clement Luse, |
BMrs. Milford Luse, Perry Luse, Harry!
MeClenaban, Thomas Moore, Dr. Hugh |
Morrow, Clarence Musser, Mrs. Mary Neft,'
Peck Brothers
MADISONBU ROG-Liloyd
Wert, Mary Swarts
MILROY Mee Morris
Nale, Cora Ripka
PHILLIPSBURG 0, 6 Fink, C
FLEMING Howard Miles
MISCELLANEOUS Mra H
Closkey, Mackeyville: Dr Geog
Mayview: Mra Carrie Hoe keg?
Brownsville: Mre Verna
varre, Oblo: Katherine K
ton: Mrs I. W
Alma Rickert
Adams Renovo:
Hall: Charles Vv,
Willlamuport: BA
Rev. Charles Cathe
Frank Pecht, Yeag
Riglerviile: Contre §
ganization: P. O |
Houser, Bollefonte: |
Mark: Willlam Wa
Heoexbandg, Fleming
Miller, Charles
Long, Adalene
Vv. Pink,
Me
Fearick,
TY, Wost
=ighley, Na
imerer Logan
ook Haven: Mrs
all: Mrs RW,
Manck, Mill
i: A L Bloom.
onachy, Lewistown
an, Gettysharg ; Mrs
own; Warren Stull,
ounty Republican Or.
of A: Mrs Frank
I. Wilson, Warriors
fn, Runville: Elner
The Homan Motor (%
Hall. announces it has takh
oy for the sale of the Bosch’
Jestic Radios and radio suppl io®
ask prospective radio purchasers
consult with them before making a
contract, More definite announce:
ments will appear later,
ny
the agen.
Centre
ROCs,
~it’s the third term that's the hardest
( PEEVE tree andohg Ls
your hands for life. 5
A i I RA A
Those religious zealots who are op-
posing the lection of Alfred E. Smith
because of his religion received no en:
couragemnt in the acceptance speech
of Herbert Hoover. He condemned ine
toleranos of that kind in one of the
strongest declarations of his whole ad
dress. His Quaker ancestors were per:
seciuted for their beliefs Hera they
sought and found religious Hberty. The
Puritans who settled Massachusetts,
the Catholics who settled Maryiand,
and the Quakers who founded Penn
syivania, all came here for that pur
pose. Our Constitution guarantees ev
ery person the right to worship God
according to the dictates of his own
conmience,
AA I A RO I.
ohn L. Holmes ever aid
n't been told
third the number of hens in the United
could be made. to produce the
number now preduces if at
is paid to breeding. In the
me way. the number of cows could
¢meduced to fifty per cent, for some
farmers pay as high as $50 a year in
free board for the privilege of milking
some low producing cows, he aid
Sheep. swine and farm crops also need
careful selection.
“More than 100 bankers represent.
ing every county in the State were at
thig State College conference,” sald Mr.
"We came away feelihg that
ora is In wight for Pennsylvanh
Iture. These bankers are plan-
to call their fellow bankers to-
in each county and tell them
we saw and learned on this trip
Collese is performing a wonder:
Feervice not only for farmers bul
nll people of the Commonwenith
d by urging closer application of tho
collage recommendations, our commun:
ity agriculture oan be wonderfully im-
proved.”
OA
The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year.
at the rear
The truck
262 inches;
length
ovarall has a jength
on sides and rear
ventilat
winss windows
may be easily opened for
sents a good appearance,
The chassis was taken te York
Company saesman, where: the
was fitted to
day.
A ————————
Cows Sell High,
A cartoad of twenty-gix head of m
cows, offered by T. BE. Jodon, last
figure of $166.00. The
brought $207.50, and two
“high”
crowd present. and auctioneer
Smith disposed of the Bad in
order,
C—O MS
(Henn Rogers was in Centre Hall
Thursday on business pertaining
the public schools
of
in
and
ion
hast
{ich
Pri
tow
lant
to
south of Chicago
visit here since
she js enjoying
and
equipped
nois town
Cintes
where
center of her life
ing
a bit of the rema
canning factory
grt. Andrew is
at Bessemer, and
fire children are
fonts,
Wore ways than
band is a contra
and family of =
went to Camden,
and from there
Centre Hall hotel.
This is her first
and although
her wel}
home in the Tile
her husband f= ene
company, is the
It will be interests
inder of the Mo-Cor
He is married and
in Alabama,
i a ovil engineesr,
idolized by tho pase
giving of children.
Il. Her hose
and builder Dot
also for himself
The Kiser family
New Jersey, by rail
came here as atte
tor
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