THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1928.
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CENTRE HALL, PENNA.
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BMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors,
8. W., SMITH, Editor.
SDW, E. BAILEY, Associate Editor and
Business Manager,
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THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
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For President of the U, 5.
ALFRED E. SMITH, of New York
For Vice Fresident
JOS, T. ROBINSON, of Arkansas.
For Congress
T. BE. COSTELLO, Mekeaan County.
For Legislature
ANDREW CURTIN THOMPSON,
‘hilipsburg
Sunday Church Services
PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Bev, 8B. ¥F, Greenboe, Pastor)
Harvest Home nd 1
Farmers Milisg—10.30
Yreaching services
Georges Valley, 2:30 ”
Centre Hall, 7:30 PP. M.
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TRINITY REFORMED
(Bev, Delas RB, Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
1:30—Sunday School Rally Servi
$:80—Church Services,
Kussey vilie—
§:30—Sunday School
10:30—Harvest Home
EVANGELICAL
(Bev, W. KE, Smith, Fastor.)
Spring Mills—10:30 A. AM.
Bethesda—2:30 P. AM.
Locust Grove—T7:30 P, M.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Bev, C. E. Hazen, Pastor)
Centre Hall—S. 8. ]
mun.ion Service at 30 A,
Sprucetown—Public worshij 10:-
48; B. 8. at |
Spring Mills—S. 8. at 9:30; preach-
ing at 7:30 P.
PRESBYTERIAN
(Bev, J. M, Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
Centre Hall—9:80 A. M.
Lemont, 11:00 A. MM.
Pine Grove Mills—7:30 P. M.
SEPTEMBER COURT.
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"WOLF.—On = Saturday evening: a
message Wis received here announc-
ing the death at 5:00 o'clock of J. Wit-
mer Wolf, at his home in Ar imore. |
His 1ilness extended over a po riod of
several vears and was due to a paralyts
jo stroke. He was treated at various
hospitals and sanitariums by the most
skilled physicians and specialists, but
with only temporary benefits,
The body was laid to rest beside
that of his wife In the family pilot in
fee Ardmore cemetery. Tuesday atter-
noon at 3:00 o'c lock The pastor of
ths
ciated at the services, Mr. Wolf was
Lutheran church at Ardmdre offi-
prominently connected with the churda
there, having long been a trustee, also
treasurer, organist and representative of
departments
Soon after leaving Centre Hall, al
most thirty years ago, Mr Wolf took
up the sale of inurance for the
Metropolitan company. In this ine of
ork de wi sl successigl, and
riven spe:
sauiesmnan,
rated highest
nen, and not under
«riod After he ©
company
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nominee
Court conven
all the officers in th
Jurors called wand excu
after hearing motions dnd
trial list of civil case ‘
was gone over ang the
disposed of
J. BE. Weaver v. B. C. Dotterer
an action in trespass, ontinued unt
December Cour
and David Swabb, trading as Willi
port Auto Parts ‘or t
case was tried
gesuited In ¢
defendant
& Dew trial
an appeal
Nelle
M. Smith, being
continued
the members
It. Chase of
would ne
ning
i] 18] CiiEes,
5. Ha
of intoxicating liquor for beverage pur-
poses. Tie defendant plead gulity and
sentenced to pay the costs, a4 fine of
$200, and undergo thres months im:
prisonmwent in the county jail
Comm. ve, Harry KR, Crummy, stat-
utory charge. Prosecutrix, Ethel Mil-
fer. This case went to trial and result.
€4 In a Veridet late Monday afternoon
of gullty,
Comm, ve. Henry Coble and Frank
Page, indicted for larceny. Prosecutor
J. H, Klinger. These defendants plead
guilty and were sentenced to pay the
costs of prosecution and undergo im-
prisonment in the county jail for a pe-
riod of not less than six months nor
more than twelve months.
Comm. vs. Charles Williams, indicted
for violation of liquor laws; prosecu-
tor, Leo Boden, County Detective. This
case ia from near Philipsburg and was
tried on Monday. Verdict on Tuesday
morning of gulity,
All jurors were discharged on Tues:
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Shunkwiler was this
th the manager of the
Ww lomntle grocers and
Durtnett
had b=en for many
! Witman-
of the C. A,
Recduville
Daniel and
jer, both de-
vis wife, whose maiden
jag Maud ¥. Bowers of
ind two sons, E. Maurice
ind CC. Witman Shunkwii-
vistown, and one daughter, Mrs
(Madalyn) Slee. of Hagerstown,
These three sisters and one bro
tise living 8 Will Shunk-
Lewistown; Mrs. Hannal: Otto,
knsburg: Mrs. Sarah Barr Burn
nnd Mrs Elin MeDonald, State
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Louisa R.
ife of George W, Crouse, died
| home in Smuliton, following
of Bright's
} months
was bor pO Madison-
daughter of ¢ y and Sarah
ne are her aged mother, of
Coburn: her husband and three
dren: Domer #1, of Smullton; Ber.
i nice. of Bellefonte, and Florence, at
{ home Alse surviving are three sie
‘tera end five brothers
MESSMER.~John Messmer, a native
of Centre county, died at his home near
Spring Mills on Tuesday merning of
last week, following an illness of heart
trouble, aged 70 years. Heo was born
in Gregg township. Funeral services
were held Thursday afternoon from the
home; interment in the Green Grove
cemetery, near Spring Mills
SAULT ~~Mary CC. Gault, widow of
Samuel Gault, and a resident of Belle
fonte until a fow years agd, died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs, A. L.
Showers, near » Unionville. She was
born near Bellefonte. on April 18, 1848,
the daughter of Henry and Hannah
Poorman. She is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Mrs, C, WW, Showers,
Bellefonte: Mrs. WW, A. Knepp, Hunt.
ingdon; Mrs. G. H. Barnes, Duncans-
ville: #. PP; Gmult, ‘Tyrone; “Mra. H
or, Altoona; Mrs, A.
Also one brother,
Margaret Hassinger,
Cavalry, aged
W. Holter, at How
Jefferson Hospital, Ph
F. S8how- SEPTEMBER COURT.
one Bin“
to hear defendants willing to
po not requiring jury service,
at Port Grand Jury Makes Report,
80 yeu
Sessions, 1928:
ard, aged
Mile DUrg
Hlesburg, | voport:
badelphla, That we have acted upon 48
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office clerk in Bell
rd J. Purdue, in Purd
ed 72 years,
donte lor We ber further to report:
have visited and inspected the
us Moun uildings and condemn the
antiguated and unsanitar
Agnes Hart Willson, |
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too late for last
remosralic
Surprise Party, er, Benjamn Gentzel, Alma Andrews,
_ ny % Thresss SW ertaa Bhare 0}
On Friday evening of last week a ie ay Angee, Fett Sharer, John
. wunk:e arre a or Aarue CK-
surprise party was held at the M, C inkie, Warren Decker, Larue Deck
—— r Mile pr len vii y
Delaney home in honor of their son, er, Miles Decker, Helen Decker, ir.
Earl, The following were present: Mr, and Mrs. M. C. Delaney, Earl,
and Mrs, John Delaney and family, ith, Lois and, James
Margaret, John, Roy, and Mary; Mi Sandwiches, pickles,
Margaret Gunsallus, Mr. and Mrs. T.
F. Delaney and daughter Agne Mr.
plead
more happy birth
poy
wr
Laster Weaver, Bruce MoCool, Emory
Chester Wagner, Dorothy
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