THE CEX"RE REPORTER HALL, PA.
GOD SAVE THE COMMONWEA
I, H, E. Dunlap, High Sheriff o Cour
ty of Centre, Commonw 0 sy). | i
vania, do hereby make k n ar give ’
notice to the electors of the eo y afore-
sald that an election e in the
sald County of Ce: on the FIRST
TUESDAY AFTE} FIRST MON-
DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1828, being the
6TH DAY OF NOV EMBER, 1928,
for the pu » of electin
persons h r nd « to wit:
THIRTY-EIGHT PERSONS to
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, §
ONE PERSON to be UNITED STATES |
SENATOR.
ONE PERSON to be STATE TREASUR.
R.
LIST OF NOMINATIONS
ONE PERSON to be
ERAL.
ONE PERSON to be JUDGE OF THE
SUPERIOR COURT.
ONE PERSON to
TIVE IN CONGRESS 3 StS } : fit 3 : tha § : { 1 ty r iRCOrpor gtr :
ONE PERSON to be REPRESENTA- | ° , West 'W the basins Pelle fan. rats Fal Weer | Soop A the pu ne township Is t For the township of R U1 ne tow: > ed officer or otherwise, a ® , “
TIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY B ard of the borough of e on of » College I ! Wout the’ t, at the township Poor H ro a rdinate officer or agent w} Rol a pda -
Also to vote upon certaln amendment
AUDITOR GEN-
be REPRESENTA- |
Sheriff of Centre County.
SPECIMEN BALLOT
TO VOTE A STRAIGHT PARTY TICKET, MARK A CROSS (X)IN THE SQUARE, IN THE FIRST COLUMN, OPPOSITE THE NAME OF THE PARTY OF YOUR CHOICE,
A CROSS MARK IN THE SQUARE AT THE HEAD OF A GROUP OF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, OPPOSITE THE NAME OF A PARTY AND ITS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES, IS A VOTE FOR ALL THE ELECTORS OF THAT PARTY, BUT FOR NO OTHER CANDIDATES.
A CROSS MARK IN THE SQUARE OPPOSITE THE NAME OF ANY CANDIDATE INDICATES A VOTE FOR THAT CANDIDATE.
TO VOTE FOR A PERSON WHOSE NAME IS NOT ON THE BALLOT, WRITE OR PASTE HIS OR HER NAME IN THE BLANK SPACE PROVIDED FOR THAT PURPOSE. THIS SHALL COUNT AS A VOTE EITHER WITH OR WITHOUT THE CROSS MARK.
TO VOTE FOR AN INDIVIDUAL CANDIDATE OF ANOTHER PARTY AFTER MAKING A MARK IN THE PARTY SQUARE, MARK A CROSE (X) OPPOSITE HIS OR HER NAME.
FOR AN OFFICE WHERE MORE THAN ONE CANDIDATE IS TO BE ELECTED, THE VOTER, AFTER MARKING IN THE PARTY SQUARH MAY DIVIDE HIS OR HER VOTE BY MARKING A CROSS (X) TO THE RIGHT OF EACH CANDIDATE FOR WHOM HE OR SHE
DESIRES TO VOTE. FOR SUCH OFFICE VOTES SHALL NOT BE COUNTED FOR CANDIDATES NOT INDIVIDUALLY MARKED.
FIRST COLUMN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS | | PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS| |PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
To Vote a Straight Party Ticket, (Vote for 28) (Vote for 35) (Vote for 5)
Mark a Cross (X) in this Column
Representative in Congress
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
(Vote for $8)
ta for One)
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
’
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS| | PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
¥ { | Vote for 3%)
REPUBLICAN
DEMOCRATIC
LABOR
PROHIBITION
AMERICAN
SOCIALIST
REPUBLICAN
Hoover & Curtis
Harold L. Ervin,
DEMOCRATIC
Smith & Robinson
Charles M. Howell,
Walter F. Donaldson,
Jacob D. Lit,
William Henderson,
Isaiah Scheeline,
Homer R. Knapp,
George S, Katz,
Irving L. Wilson,
May Blakey Ross,
William 8S. McLean,
Alfred M. Waldron,
Harry A. Mackey,
Russell H. Johnson,
sabel Darlington,
Is
Fr
Henry Wilson
E. James Cunn
Benjamin F. Madore,
Lawrence B. Sheppard,
G. Scott Smith,
Robert B. Gree
Frank M. Graff,
Arthur Wellesley Milne,
Paul Correll,
Robert T. Glass,
Edith Oliver Rea,
Henry L. Snyder,
Thomas L. Hoskins,
William J. Ferber,
J B. Gordon,
Harry C. G
George H
Turner W,
Horace DeYoung Lentz,
J ' Am es S . Moo n © he a d,
Charles L. Llewellyn,
John P. Mulrenan,
Michael Francis Doyle,
James E. Gorman,
Michael J. Ryan,
Edward F. Ben
LeRoy P. Leas,
Elizabeth D. Reel,
Joseph H. Ake,
Thomas A. Dunn,
William H., Coleman,
LABOR
Foster & Gitlow
Jos. Sal als 1]
Theo. Mower,
Max Jenkir
John Ot
Harold R. Johr
Victor Ahola,
Arnold A. Marinoff,
Ernest Careathers,
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Frank Note,
Emmett McCabe,
Thomas Rodgers,
Mike Vasel
Leroy Scanlon,
A. Rodriges,
Wm. Mikades,
Joseph Zaitzeff,
Herman Obernauer,
Joseph C. Trees,
Milan Resetar,
PROHIBITION
Varney & Edgerton
Serene M. Benade,
8S. W. Bierer,
a ————
J. Fred Creeger,
Gertrude Cropr
3. E. Ditlle
John G. Dixor
E. J. Fithian,
Power T. Gamble,
Howard Leopold
Alice M. Marshall,
Henry W. Mead,
Homer K. Miller,
0. K. Mohr,
Minnie Neilly,
Crissie M. Peters,
Ada Marshall Prugh,
Elizabeth M. Sherman,
George P. Simpson,
H. K. Stoner,
William Fromm,
George J. Kambach,
Charles B. Keebler,
Tony Gaibrish,
A. Martin Graham,
Constante Fornari,
Geo. D. Welch,
Frederick H. Hardy,
James Parker,
A. Grace White,
SOCIALIST
Thomas & Maurer
Samuel A. McKee,
Bessie Migrock,
Margaret B, Power,
Leo Pryzbylinski,
Harry Ware Rowland,
Daniel M. Sachter,
John W. Slay
George W. Snyder,
Eugene
Ethel Tait,
Mark VanBuskirk,
Martha Whitman,
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Birch Wilson,
W. J. Wright,
Henry C. Wuerthner,
Foster & Gitlow
a Otis,
Wm. Kogerman,
ecca Horowitz,
eo. Fagen,
Mary Horvatin,
Thomas Morgan,
Louis Cohen,
Mike Blaskovicl
Tony Gaibrish,
Sam Shore,
aul Hanas,
Susan Kendra,
John Kendra,
Morris Launderman,
Frank Winkler,
James Parker,
Anna Weisman,
John 8. Truhar,
Jalmar Siliander,
Edward A. Yoe,
Mary Horvat,
Representative in the
General Assembly
{Vote for Ome.)
(Vote for One.)
David A. Reed,
Republican,
Republican,
William N. McNair,
Democratic.
Democratic,
Charles Kutz,
Elisha Kent Kane,
Prohibition. George Hart,
Prohibition.
William H. Thomas,
Industrialist. Edward Walsh,
American,
William J, VanEassen,
Socialist.
Industrialist.
W. J. White,
n, Socialist,
Lilith M. Wilso
AUDITOR GENERAL
(Vote for Ome.)
Charles A. Waters,
Clinton B. Eilenberger, Democratic,
Joh Brophy, Labor,
Minnie B. McGrew,
Aaron Zavells, Industrialist,
Fred Hodgson, ‘=
lepublican,
(Vote for One.)
William D. Porter, Republican.
Democratic.
James P. Rossiter, i
American.
t
Sidney B. Miller, Labor.
Prohibition.
William Kruezynoa, Industrialist.
Socialist,
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PROPOSED FREE, PUBLIC, NON-SECT YES
THE COUNTY OF CENTRE.
be estabiahed, maintained,
public, non-esctartxn
sionars of Centre County for Centre County