VR ma UA od rei ki BERL HALL. PA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBEI COURT. 7. Twelve a%¢ | From Potter A re—Wher so— « 30 CENTRE “NO. VOL. CII. ; 12, 1929, anon T0WN AND COUNTY Sorssos————— NEWS. RIZE WINNERS GRANGE EN( AT THI} AMPMENT STATE GAME COMMISSION | ma FORMED CHURCH DOMESTIC RELATIONS SCHOOL TEACHERS, REPORTS OF INTIH il Clerk's LOSSES & FAIR mn— mths ISSUES NOTES Oped Thursday and Hall Who Are Teach. ——— and Centre A vallable New Licenses in a Few] General Synod Figures Show Disposed Of, his They 1929 Viola. Aug for During Prosecutions i Inner ase, Days—176 of ust.~—RBounties thons Game IWS 1698 h ust, deer hunters During were pre expenditure « Commissior included gray f August claims we venditure cluded 8956 gray foxes and . OX ( WTO ox we. cits, THE CHASES HOGING IT. . SEMINARY STUDENTS ORGANIZY ’ tenis ET ng four State by bronze tion The ‘ y by James Dinner room of Reedavill Radcliffe phia, w The the following President, Dr. MoO retary, Mrs Man Rev, J. Vernon Bell a —— I A os tl Hs A————— Surprise m Ore plate Aed 1 Dx wy +3 o M + Ar na nat ma st 3 o of fon oot Ly pus Party. A =u : John R._ Rtoner yer tury birthday $e Ty ri on Na oresm Fluests wore Jo» Milton Kline Kline, Mr daughtors Rickest and Blan, Mr. and Mere Ernest Tie sons, Stanley and John, Mr Mrs, | Ray Smith and daughters. Bernadine and Anna Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zexby and children, Mr. and Mrs. C P. Ramer and son Charles, Mr and Mrs. John Jordan and sons, Luke and Mark, Alfred Grove. Lester Weaver, Edward Fryer, Mr. and Mrs. John Btoner and children, Mrs Als and 1.4) ister Edna an children Reuben and | and Transfers of Redl Estate. A. L. Peters et ux, to W. W, Knox, in Spring twp.; $11,042. Harry B, Dunlap, Sheriff. to John H. wiler, tract In Potter twp.: $2400. Harry BB. Dunlap, Sheriff, to W. P. rolf, tract in Miles twp.; $700. Rev. and Mrs. John H. Wagner and threes children have gone titheir home in Brooklyn, N. Y., after a three ks visit with the former's parents, Rev, and Mrs, W., J. Wagner, of Boals- ®, and sister and brother-in-law, v. and Mrs, John Harkins, and fam- , at Btate College. —————— A IPAS. The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year. “ Decrease In Members and Gifts, leadin | 24 1 lt wens Kenawell<Teenle, — Haines Township Sehool Opens, caf" Bullding Plans £1L,000,.000, Farm Cut hy be dr tha in decfigion iwn for building of a Department of Property prisiiets show the result eached by the and Supplics and the State commission in charge of the building. The State has avaliable $1,440,000 for the struct but when bids were opened two weeks ago, they exceeded this amount by more than $1,000.000. Estimates on the revised plan place the cost at $90,- 000 below the appropropriatitn A nine-acre building instead of one covering 12 acres will be erected in time for the 1931 exposition AA AAAS TO INSPECT SCHOOL DISTRICTS. Preparations are now being made by the Bureau of Child Health for the medical school inspection th the fourth class school districts, Official appointments of medical n- spectors have been forwarded to the county medical directors as well as tie necessary form blanks, It is expected that this work will get under way not later than October 1st, and it Is planned to have it completed prior to January 1st. Physical defects and a sanitary survey of the grounds and buildings will be the principal features of the inspection, a AI AIP AAAS The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year, ure, % {Cosh 1 } I s. CH Sit Irene Zordsy te Mars laveer Wagner A Wert Pel Mot) Hagan Vests Mra Me D TUE a enor WW. Treassier Blauaser Boalsbure ¥ nay shin ed Anne Rumberger HH. Hettinger Home Eeonomiles Mra D Was W. H Hettinger Irene Zerby, Mrs George Brown, State Col. lege: Mra Jennie Sharer, Mrs. I. CO Miller, Mra Wm. McClenahan, Mrs J. MoClellan, Mrs, Charles Wert, Mrs George Long. Second prizes—PBeasle Zerby, Mra F J. MeClellan, Irene Zethy, Mra D. O Wagner, Mra. Frank White, Mra W. H. Hettinger, Mrs, Ada long Mra Charles Wert, W. D. Foreman, Mma T. F. Delaney. Third prizes—Irene Zerby, Mre. DO. Wagner, Mm. W. H. Hettinger, Mrs. T. F. Delaney, Hessle Zorby, Mra Ada Long, Mrs. F. J. McQlellan, Mra. Geo, Long, Mra. George Brown, Mra. Char fos Wort, Mra. Wiliam MoClenatan, Mra. J. H. Durst Judge—Miss Margaret Brown, State College, . Needlework First prizes «— Pear! Hackenberry, Madisonburg, Mm. Charles Wert. Madsonburg; Mra. Elmer Swartz, Mad: fsonburg: Mrs. H. Pepoon, Grace Fitts, State College: Mra Sarg Stover, Mrs. Thomas Delaney, Mrs. Wm, Bamhart, Orviston; Irene Zerby, Sara Zerby, (Continued on next column) Firat Zerit TT Fr Long, Mrs ¢ or. Pes. Mrs Ada rizos M: Delaney. ale “ Mra . Es | Ra Hagan Mm N. 1 Mra Mra M W. H MT Long, Mrs Mrs. R Mra, Elm Walker, ph Mra wi Ernest Ho Mra Af Ada hein Hal Viet V. Fx Hettinger Duck. So Paul Ker G Motel Tm OG State Col. Mego Mra. J Dutrow ot Tonge witor, State College: Hoy Second Robert Mire Staite College: Hackenberry, Helen White priges-Poar Dietz, Harrisburg: Elmer Swartz, Mrs. Edna Gray, Margaret E. Burkhold er, Stroudsburg; Katie Moore, Tyrone: Mra. J H. Durst, Mra W. A. Miller, Altoona: Helping Hand Sunday School class; Mark Jordan, Mra Wm Barn. hart, Mra. H. D. Hagan. Irene Zerby, Sara Zerby, Bessie Zerby, Mrs Raiph Hagan, Mra. C. OG. Davidson, Bible Class, Mra Dalsy Lise, Mrs. W. H Hettinger, Mrs. M. T. Duck, Mrs. Ada Long, Elizabeth Hagan, Bellefonte: Vianna Zettle, Mrs. ¥F. J. McClellan, Roy Dutrow, Third prizes—Mres. George Goodhart, Helen White, Mrs. Bimer Swartz, Mra Edna Gray, Miss Mary MoWilllams, Hollldaysburg: Mra Rebecca Blauser, Potters Mills; Mrs. W. A. Miller, Mrs. Wm. Barnhart, Mrs. H D. Hagan, Irene Zerby, Bessle Zerby, Vesta Blaus- er, Mrd, C. G. Davidson, Mrs W. IH. Hettinger, Mra, M. T. Duck, Mra. Ada Long, Mary Horner, MaMsonburg: Mra Paul Kersetettor, Vianna Zettle, Mrs. George Tressler, Mrs, Roy Dut- row, Mm. J. F. McClellan, Judge—Miss Margaret Brown, State College, ng, st Glasgow Reunion. 4 Ha Election following Clewyr ge family resulted in the Fu Glasgow ier GHnerrow: KQeere Predident Dave Neareon vice president tary. Mra Rov treasurer, Mrs James Harshbarger. The date for next year's reunion and place will be ane nounced early in 1930. . srl — Penn Stat? Football Schedule. September 28-—Niagary at State Col lege, October College, October lege, October City. October Jege, November 2-8Syracuse at Syracuse November Pennsylvania at Phila- delphia. November 16—Bucknell at State Col lowe. November 2% n date, November 28 (Thankegiving Day) Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh. a — The movement to ask the commis sioners in Mifflin county to place the voting machine question on the ballot at the fall election, lost in the Lewis. $~lLebanon Valley at State 12—Marshall at State Col- 19-N. Yi U. at New York 26--Lafayette at State Col. n~ town borough council HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS to . ¢ mploye Baking erly & agricdls rid rgd to build wg And in the lars leaw letting ejected rl the ate the » of North i spent 8 parents, formerly of THindos n Centre Hall and then pros where he {s effts ployed as professor of music Ming Eiv les Goodhart, daugtehr of Bruce Goode hart, of Orangeville, I}, who spent the summer with relatives and friends fn the Bast. accompanied Mr. Jordan to her Illinois home. Dr. Robert Goheen, 4 Presbyterian Missionary Jocated at Venguriae, Indie wife and four children, are in the States and will remain for a year, They were mcently guests of Mr, and Mrs. F. V. Goodlsart, in town, who Are relatives. Dr. Goheen has charge of 4 large mission tuberculosis and leprosy sanitorium In India, and fs the oper ating surgeon on hundreds of cases” each year, When he returns to Indie he will leave his children here to con® tinue their education. Two daughters are students in Wilson College, Chame bersburg, and the sons are High school pupils in Princeton, N. J. Dr. John L. Goheeny, a brother, is also in India, hid mission field being about Fangll, He returned to India, during the early summer after having been in the States on a furlough. Both mission” aries are sons of the late Rev, Milliken loge summer } Mra le mont ET While enro Jordan stopped ove Mir Tusseyy Afr for ceeded to Warsaw, Il and # ite 10 r a few days’ visit x whet #
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