THE CEr RE REPORTER, GNTRE HALL, PA.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION
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GOD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH. | to the Constitution of the State of Penn. For the borough of Centre Hall, in a For the borongh of Unlonvlile, in Grange | the villads vt Baileyville, For tn township of Liberty, East Pre- | cinct, at the school house in the village of | elnet, in a bullding owned by Solomon | executive of Judiclary department of the
I, H. E. Dunlap, High Sheriff of the Coun- sylvania, the full text of which said room at Runkle's Hotel. Hall, in sald borough. For the township of Fergugn, :
ty of Centre, Commonwealth of Pennsyl- amendments appear on the specimen bal- For the borough of Howard, in the For the township of Jenner, North Precinct, at Grange Hall
vania, do hereby make known and give lot hereinafter set forth. public school building in said borough. | Precinct, at the Knox school house. For the township of Ferguign, North
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notice to the electors of the county afore- LSO to vote on the question of estab- For the borough of Millheim, in the | For the township of Jenner, South | west Precinet, at Marengo sche house.
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of einet, in the Grange Hall, in the village | member of Congress and of the State Leg-
a Council of any city, of Commissioners of
house of John Roy- any incorporated distriet, is, by law, in-
Zion. rapable of holding or exercising at the
y of Worth, In the Lau- same time the office or appointment of
sald that an election will he i lishing and maintaining a free public, new Municipal biulding. Precinet, at the new brick school house For the township of Gregg,
sald County of Centre ig 1a the non-sectarian library for the County of For the IL of E lesburp. in the at Rockview. cinet, at Murray school house
TUESDAY AFTER THE FIRST MON- Centre and also the question of establish- borough building on Market street, For the township of Boggs, North Pre- For the township of Gregg
DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1928 being the 10] an annual tax of one mill on the For the First Ward of the borough of | cinet, at Walker's school house. cinet, at the house occupied
: ’ = dollar on all taxable property in said Philipsburg, in the Reliance Hose house. For the township of Boggs, East Pre- A. Sinkablne, at Penn Hall
NOV County for the purpose of so establishing : y y ; et a : : for the ma In
6TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1928, and LAT ald iy pablic nOn.S60, ar or the Second Ward of the borough of cinet, at the hall of Knights of Labor, in ". or the : township of Gregg, West Pre-
I cinet, in Grang Hall at Spring Mills.
for the purpose of ele arian Ii 1 ance wit? \ . iilipsburg, at the Public Building at the the village of Curtin. { i :
persons a hong Bho Severe) [nian ra accordance ih ee Act Sorner of North Centre and Presquisle For the township of Bosse, Nest dor the lowsship of Halles, aast Pre.
J sylvanis h rr 20th, 1917, street. cinet, a 1ie Grange ha ‘entral Clty. { cinet, i e sche se in the villag
PEST nSoNE to be De Y anla, Rye July dated i For the Third Ward of the borough of For the township of Burnside, in the | of Woodward : "0 tion i In the villa, the veral parti Lh €
ONE PERSON to b UNITE - 1 4 1927, P. 1. ™4 : Philipsburg, at . jratton’s Garage, north- bullding owned by Willlam Hipple, in the | For the township of Halnes, fest Pre- | ullding of Jo im Hoy at 'W ddle For the townshi f Spring. North Pre Bona ren Es ath daw of Nvarnhe: oS nder the law o the Commonwealth
SENATOR. ; 0 be LL ED STATES I also hereby make known and give no- east corner of Seventh and Pine Street. | village of Pine Glenn, : { einet, at the residence of RE. A. Bower, | township Peun, in a bullding ecinet. at the to hip building erected al the different voting vize: C Yamire for holding elections, the polls shall be
. tice that the place of holding the elee- | For the borough of Port Matilda, in the | For the township of College, at the | in Aaronsburg { | 1 voed by Ather uisewite at nearby Mallory’ blacksmith shou x bir apis Ag le a h eh i FClok dL. aud closed ai
ONE PERSON to be STATE TREASUR- tions in the several warlsboroughs, dis- | hall of the Knights of the Golden Eagle, | school house in the village of Lemont. For the township of Half Men, in the | burn. z. : For the township of Spring. South Pre- tnpoiore of the Camimmonwaslh: 1 the M. mr
R. tricts and townships within the County | in sald borough. | For the township of Curtin, North Pre- | I. O, O, F, hall in the village of Storms- | Yor the township of t oiter, North Pre inet, at the public house formerly own- Comminsionara of Nanire Fr onniv: sre given GIVEN under mv hand -
ONE PERSON to be AUDITOR GEN- | of Centre is as follows | For the borough of South Philipsburg, | cinet, al the school house in the village | town. | elnct, at the Old ] ort Hotel. I by John Minger in Pleasant Gap Ie oi: or URLY: Se i GIVEN under my hand and seal at my
ERAL. For the North Ward of the borough of | at the City Hall in South Philipsburg. of Orviston. | For the township of Harris, Bast Pre- | For the township of Potter, South Pre- ‘or the township of Spring, West Pre- ‘Notice is hereby given that every per-
ONE PERSON to be JUDGE OF THE Bellefonte in the Logan Hose Co. house | For the borough of Snow Shoe, in the | For the township of Curtin, South Pre- | cinct, in the building owned by Harry | C:nci, at the Hotel in the village of Pot- cinet, in the township build in Cole- sxcepting Justice of the Peace, who tol , in the year of our Lord nineteen
SUPERIOR COURT. | on East Howard street. Borough Juilding. | cinct, at the school house, near Robert | McClellan, in the village of Lizden Hall. | ters Mills, an 2 ria - ville. old any office or appointment of 11 red and twen 7-eight, and in the
ONE PERSON to be REPRESENTA- Fol the South Ward of the borough of | _ For the borough of State College, East Mann's. : ast Pre: | oliey soeyonasiip of Harris West Pre- | For Ihe fownsbly of Dotter Jest Pre. “or the township of Taylor, in the house | profit or trust under the government of | nC hundred ani ffty-second year of the
TIVE IN CONGRESS. hey gelletonte, In the Undine Fire Co. bulld- | Pach on College Avenue at the Odd | el or the torneni of Ferguson East 1 yo | eae i Malta Hall, of Hort = he | Chet, at the Store of Harry Goodyear, at | erected for the purpose at Leonard Merry- the United States or this State, or of By | J oauce 0. the ln lates o
J i > . . S ‘ . i inet, 2 nN DUIC ouse .. . an- { 3 o ns ) OWAar ') . : man's. i it or incorporate distrie whether 2a alierica.
TI IE Ee CaN Ar BERESENTA- For the West Ward of the borough ot For the borough of State College, West | dolph, in Pine Grove Mills. . Jue | township public building. f any the Sasi). of gush, North Pre- | For the township of Unlon, in the town- | a tor arpitaled. oe a sub- | 5% DENLap (Sead
1 . Bellefonte, in the stone building of Guy Precinct, on Frazier street at the Fire- | For the township of Ferguson, West | For the township of Hustef, in the cinct, at the townsh Pp Yoor House. | ship public building. ordinate, officer or agent who is or shall . EB, NIAP, (Seal
Also to vote upon certaln amendments Bonfatti. man’s hall. Aumsge | Precinct, at Balleyville school house, in township building at Julian. For the township of Rush, East Pre- | For the township of Walker, East Pre- | be employed under the Legislative, Bx- | Sheriff of Centre County.
For the townshlp of Miles, East Pre- cinet, at the new school house along the cinet, at the dwelling
cinct, at the dwelling house of G. H ~tate Highway leading from Osceola Mills er, in the ¥% ge of
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For the township of Mileg, Middle Pre- ir the towns of Snow Shoe Fast el Run school house in said township. Nn inspector or clerk of any election
cinet, in Bank bullding at Rebersburg, 'recinet,at the sc in the village jh inom of this Commonwealth, and that no in-
For the township of Miles, West Pre f Clarence hs oe LIST OF NOMINATIONS, or, judge or other officer of any such
cinct, at the store room of Ellas Miller r the township of Snow Shoe, Wesi hg 3 of Hat ¢ smination: ade by lections sha e eligible to any
n_ Madisonburg. ecinet, at the house of Alonzo D. Groe he several: batties. BBA us fhe ANGE be then voted for except that of an elec-
ne township of 3 . . L108 Bev : i eo : plx 1d
office to
office in Bellefonte this 10th day of Oe-
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 CROSS (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 SQUARE, 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 [psesiivmas mecrons| [PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS| [PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS| | PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS) | PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS | | PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS | |PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS | |PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Reprogeniative in Congress
. . (Vote for One.)
To Vote a Straight Party Tieket, (Vote for 38) (Vote for 88) (Vote for 38) (Vote for 88) (Vote for 38) (Vote for 38) (Vote for 3%) (Insert 38) g—
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Mark a Cross (X) in this Column
REPUBLICAN | DEMOCRATIC LABOR PROHIBITION || |INDUSTRIALIST SOCIALIST WORKERS COMMUNIST (Til column io for we of voc x [foe
Electors other than those whose . PM , Labor
. Hoover & Curtis Smith & Robinson Foster & Gitlow Varney & Edgerton Reynolds & Crowley Thomas & Maurer Foster & Gitlow BaMmes appear printed on this ballot.
| REPUBLICAN [ 1] Harold L. Ervin, Charles M. Howell, E. P. Cush, Rudolph B. Bankson, Fred G. Bauman, Mildred Adler, L. L. Langdon, Prohibition
Walter F. Donaldson, Isaiah Scheeline, Adam Getto, Serene M. Benade, Charles J. Bosau, John Aulenbach, Parthenia Hills, gy Democratic
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Jacob D. Lit, Rudolph S. Houck, Fred Siders, S. W. Bierer, Harry Berger, W. J. White,
William Henderson, Homer R. Knapp, Frank Mozer, J. Fred Creeger, J. D. Blair, Ben Careathers,
DEMOCRATIC George S. Katz, May Blakey Ross, Jos. Sabatelli, Gertrude Cropp, Charles Boeckler, Bernard Herman,
; Irving L. Wilson, William S. McLean, Theo. Mower, S. E. Dible, Burton W. Bowman, Frank Mozer, : Representative in the
Alfred M. Waldron, Henry L. Snyder, Max Jenkins, John G. Dixon, Luigi Chiericoni, Leo P. Lemley, General Assembly
Harry A. Mackey, Thomas L. Hoskins, John Otis, %. J. Fithian, Percy K. Coover, A. Rodrigez, (Vote for One)
LABOR Russell H. Johnson, William J. Ferber, Harold R. John, Power T. Gamble, Mary E. Culver, Wm. Mikades, Soh L. ‘Holmes Republica
Isabel Darlington, Samuel C. Rebman, Anna Valinchius, William J. Gemmill, Glenn Dawley, Anna Otis,
Franklin L. Wright, John A. Diehl, Edward J. Horacek, A. Virginia Grosh, : Lavinia L. Dock, Harold R. John,
B., Frank Hiestand, Elizabeth Peale, Anton Horwat, L. R. Guier, Harry Eckard, Dominick Flaiani,
PROHIBITION Reese H. Harris, George Derr Krause, Isaac Munsey, Thomas H. Hamilton, Rose Fisher, Joseph Gralick,
Guy W. Moore, Warren Worth Bailey, Julia Marino, Geo. D. Harger, Simon R. Hartzell, Julia Marino,
Andrew Curtin Thompson Democratic
Eugene Herbert Suender, Americus Enfield, Norman A. Brown, J. A. Henderson, F. Ethel Hofses, Norman A. Brown,
Morris C. Bastian, Harris R. Lecrone, Edward Callen, Clara A. Hendricks, Henry J. Hufnagel, Louis Tobin,
AMERICAN William S. Barnes, John F. Short, Isaiah Hawkins, Ada Hopkins, John Jereb, Wm. Kogerman,
Charles G. Morgan, J. B. Gordon, William J. White, : A. P. Hutchison, Walter Jones, Rebecca Horowitz,
Henry Wilson Lark, Harry C. Golden, Fred Carreno, Fred W. Litten, ; Edward F. Krupa, Theo. Fagen,
E. James Cunningham, George H. Rowley, James M. Barr, ia Howard Leopold, Elizabeth Llewellyn, Mary Horvatin,
INDUSTRIALIST Thomas J. Ferguson, Turner W. Shacklett, Alex Fontain, Alice M. Marshall, William McKay, Arnold A. Marinoff,
Walter W. Krebs, Horace DeYoung Lentz, Anna Mondel, Henry W. Mead, Samuel A. McKee, Jos. Sabatelli,
Benjamin F. Madore, James S. Moorehead, Victor Ahola, Homer K. Miller, Bessie Migrock, : Thomas Morgan,
Lawrence B. Sheppard, Charles L. Llewellyn, Arnold A. Marinoff, 0. K. Mohr, Margaret B. Power, Louis Cohen,
SOCIALIST G. Scott Smith, John P. Mulrenan, Ernest Careathers, Laura V. Murphy, Leo Pryzbylinski, Mike Blaskovich,
Francis J. Kooser, Michael Francis Doyle, Frank Note, Minnie Neilly, 1 Harry Ware Rowland, Tony Gaibrish,
John F. Curran, Charles G. Neely, Emmett McCabe, Mabel D. Pennock, Daniel M. Sachter, Sam Shore,
Robert B. Greer, James E. Gorman, Thomas Rodgers, Crissie M. Peters, John W. Slayton, Milan Resetar,
WORKERS COMMUNIST Frank M. Graff, Michael J. Ryan, Mike Vaseliny, H, E. Plubell, George W. Snyder, Paul Hanas,
Walter W. Beaty, Edward F. Bennis, Leroy Scanlon, Ada Marshall Prugh, Louis Sterle, Susan Kendra,
Arthur Wellesley Milne, LeRoy P. Leas, A. Rodriges, J. F. M. Schminky, Eugene Strohl, John Kendra,
Paul Correll, Elizabeth D. Reel, Louis Cohen, Elizabeth M. Sherman, Ethel Tait, Morris Launderman,
Robert T. Glass, Joseph H. Ake, Wm. Mikades, George P. Simpson, : Mark VanBuskirk, Frank Winkler,
Edith Oliver Rea, Thomas A. Dunn, Joseph Zaitzeff, H. K. Stoner, Martha Whitman, James Parker,
William H. Coleman, Herman Obernauer, Milan Resetar, . ; irch Wils ; Anna Weisman