THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1029,
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4HE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
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HALL, PENNA.
CENTRE
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors.
8. W. SMITH, Editor,
BPW, E. BAILEY, Associate Editor and
Business Manager,
Fa snag class mall matter.
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Rev, 8B, F, Greenhoe, Pastor.)
services at-——
Hall-—10:30 A. M.
§:30
Preaching
Centre
(Sunday
Spring Mills,
School at A. M.)
HAENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Bev, Delas R. Keener, Pastor)
Pentre Hall
#80 Sunday School
7:30 Church Services.
fring Mills— .
2:00 Church Services
10:00 Sunday School
#:80—8unday School
#9:80—Church Services,
EVANGELICAL
(Bev. W. E Smith, Paster.)
Tusseyville—10:30 A. M.
(Holy Communion.)
Centre Hall-—2:00 P.
(Holy Communion)
Lemont—7:30 P. M.
(Revival Meeting.)
M.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Bev. Harry W, Newman, Pastor.)
Centre Hall—8. 8. at A.
Worship at 10:30 A. M.
Smullton—8 A. M., Si
§:80 P. M., Evangelistic
$:30 A. M, Sunday schoo! at Spruce-
town and Spring Mills,
8:30 M.;
School;
8.
inday
Services
At LINDEN HALL,
(Miss Sarah Ecroyd, Pastor.)
ser Sunds
Preaching
7:80.
Rally
2 P.M Every
-_
Ly evening
a
Day
MUSSER CASE BEFORE
BOARD OF
Harry ©
PARDONS
4
Musser is
the Board
of
The ease of
scheduled to be Tard before
in Harrisburg, Tuesday
He was sentenced
Quigley to the Western Penitentiary
on September 30th, 1824, for a
of not less than ten nor more
twenty years, after having
victed of murder,
having uncle, Wii
The was committed
night 201% of the samd
Little Sugar
found hy 1.
Sunday.
of Pardons,
next week.
period
than
«on
the
Liam
heen
degrio
second
vietim been his
Musser
the
at
murden
on of July
spot
body was
the fTollowl
to bh
VERT, lonsly in
Vailoy
fn
The
Dorman,
wirittien
jal
convineing
distdet attornoy,
were the pro
DD, Gettig and
Musser
let ten is wife while in
pted furn
Arthun
John
attorngys,
B. Spa
county and inten
the
Dale,
Love
evidence
and
ecuting
and S N ngl
defended
The
i
first ring present
of
1
to the
jury
verdict
on appen
and recom-
the
jurors
¢ “gudlty
mercy of
ructed the
ee of guilt, and
report came “Guilty
in the first and recommended
to the mercy of the court” The ox
again advised them that they could not
resulted in final
of murder the
wi
mended
The
court.”
to
second
x
court
Qn
of
deg
give the
thus: murder
degree
urs
recommend, which its
finding of “guilty
second degree.”
in
sting
having
fat
Judge Quigley administered a
ing to the
changed degrees
Muss<r before
jury for
of guilt,
the
rebuke
the
once called
and
bar for
sentencd,
At the
learned,
a Commonwealth
of
G
Fleming, it
will appear
Judge
Love
request
is John
representative ap-
of a pardon, and
appear in behalf
as
posing
N.B angler
of Musser,
The originally set to
heard yesterday (Wednesday). but
change of time was made on Monday
——— —
Virginia Boxwood.
Boxwood In
home,
desired.
ane
tt granting
St will
CANE be
was
a
the
8
The
of the
very
Virginia
T. A. Hosterman
much admired, and
Williamsport party was here
and Mra Hoster
bush, mens
particular 1
f feet dn height and
Lif
nference. Tie of-
rod
offered
a
one-h
ty-one
two reason
give
Mrs. A.
dn honor
Stover, The
Playing g
tiful and
present were
Andrews
ford. Ren:
gart. Paulir
Mary Ga
Wert, Mary
dred Kline
Cumming
Edna
dyn Colyer
Kline.
terbeck,
Bugene
MeCorm
Ham D
Gentzel,
Mr. and
Mrs. CO
Mrs. A L
tre Halli: Mr n irs. W, L finn
Mrs. W. HA Minn from State (ol-
lege: Marion
Ls
|
x
Warntz Lida War
Leroy Warntz, and Mr and M
Vonada and fre
burg.
re
son Glenn, Aaror
m
SE —————
Lutheran Conference,
*
The Northern Conference of the Sus-
Qquehanna Synod of Central Pennsyi-
vanla will meet at Spring Mills, Mon-
day and Tuesday of next week, begin-
ning with a serviced on Monday even-
ing. Three sessions will be held on
Tuesday
The
follows
louis V. Lesher. Millheim:
Arnold, Bellefonte; W. J. Wagne
Boalsburg; E. E. Gilbert, West Milton:
C. H. Stein, Lock Haven; W. M Rear
dck, Mitfiinburg; John I. Cole, New
Berlin; 8. F. Greenhoe, Centre Hall:
John 8. English, ne Grove Mills:
E. N. Fry. Rebersburg: W. O. Ibach,
Salona; John F. Harkins, State Col-
lege: H. O. Reynolds, Hartleton: Paul
J. Keller, Nittany: G. W.
New Berlin.
ER ——— tk
Bruin Returns for Honey.
off Nittany
me to rob
lerical roll of the Conference
CE
Mountain
won of
La
a she bear and
shied
A bear came
for the third
winter's supply
mention
her cub h
fn tie W Loe
Linden Halland
that as a
against
ner a leghte
to the h
thought
s
of honey fat weak
was made of
demo'd
Wh
eaten
£ v5 ov
aX
ite apiary,
hone
precautionary
y.
the and
further loss
in the same man-
lantern close
ves night.
tiatif the SCH
tp it would afford a
than the HBght and
Last Friday night
hung
it
wis
Later
were
at
boarded
better
that
bruin
was
came
board, broke
to his heart's content of the honey
He was seen leaving by Mr
andJoseph Wead® who were
watch.
open the hive and
A ———— MI AAPA TRIN
Governor Fisher has his
too. A number of the
g lovances before the Governor,
told him plainly that the
funda. It is public opinion
preent State administration is show-
ing too much waste through political
¢ Unnels when the money should be
ne d for the ald of the poor and needy
that crowd the hospitals,
C—O PIAS.
Losing his balance whille repairing a
silo, HL. W. Klinger, of Mifflinburg.
struck arock and suffered a fractured
skull. He is not excepted to reenver,
Ap
£
DAMAGED
BY HEAVY
CROPS
FROSTS
Production Estimated 46,800,000
Bushels, Sharp Drop From Last
Year's Harvest—Potato Crop Esti.
mated 28559000 Bushels, Far Be-
192% Production.
{orn
low
The good effects of September rains
offset hy froeta, forecasts
n
heavy
of Pennsylvania
change from a month
crop reporting serve
being
¢
of productio Crops
show little
the federal-siate
i announces.
ago,
o-
Corn, seriously affected by the sum-
mer drought, was further damaged by
frosts, although in the southeastern
counticg rain helpdd late planting. The
estimated production however, on (x
1 was 46.690.000 bushels, as ¢com-
pared with 44.200,00 bushels a month
| ago Thds Is a sharp drop from last
| yonr's harvest of 50,037,000 bushels and
| average of 60,000
tober
i t five LT
bushels
The
stightly,
he years
onts improved
31.801.000
an increase
threshing
sald,
potatoes,
of
of
condition
crop
bushels
of 35.000
remains to
exported,
Much
th report
also affected
ecast on October |
month
i being
bushels,
bes
done, ©
but the
was 631,900 bush-
ago when the
drought
were reported. A crop of 23,859,000 bu.
is looked for as compared with a fore
t of bushels, This esti-
mated production is far below the rec-
of last year, 31.3%0,000,
a million bushels below
the year average of 24,860,000.
Late varietiesy of apples ere ben:
efited by rains. The forecast’ is for 5,-
#73.000 bushels, a decline from the 6.-
033.000 Bushels figure a month ago,
and about four milion bushels below
+ Frost
i for
“@
{ cas 23.228.000
production
but only about
five
Ad - - . 3 .
CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL
NOTES,
of
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Bollefonte
medical
was
treat |
of
To}
Henderson,
Monday
Egy
towrn~-
pst
Boggs
for the
Monday
Maude
surgical
week dischargad
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Bellefonte, are the
born on Tues
Malvin Gilette, 156
wert Gilette, of 11
Murs, Crotzer,
ship, a
of
patient
Wis on :
Foreman,
Qppy parents
lay of last we
a =on,
years old, son
irence, 18 Teds
treatment
! Harnden
vis discharged on Tues
after receiving modical
ins week
treatment.
Mrs.
College
danughte
d
Harry
township, were
Tuesday of
Mortak
Ax
Tuesday,
and
of
John
fonte ademy,
alter na
for
ademy- Vill
Mra Dela
came surgical
day.
Mrs, Wm
hecame a
day.
treatment
As i
Miller,
patient o
of Bellefonte, be
a n Waednes.
Bellefonte,
Wednes-
Hendershot, of
al patient on
SUP
was
al
Haven
med ie
Poorman. of Lock
Wednesday
Ray
admitted o
treatment,
William Bush,
at Penn tes,
Thursday
Marcelle
was
for
n
of
Olychant, a student
admitted on Inst
treatment,
of
n
Sta was
for surgical
towrn-
after
Potter
Friday
MeClellan,
disch raved O
shi
having
ona day.
Harsh!
having
the
Miss Catharine Stall
m Th
¥
8
received medical treatment for
on Batur
medical
died
received
Jay Mer
after
Hospital
ment at
nurs
a student
was Macharged « irsday of
week after having undergone medics
treatment
sir-old
yw nish iy
townshio
for medical
te, was admit
gical patient
Lemont,
#5 ¢
fo
r Woomes
Saturday
Lawrence
adm Sree
tte? On
1
ana the tf
treftment, was discharged
lowing day
Mins Baral daughter of Har-
of State x admit
for surgical
on Sunday
Shuey,
MICEe, was
froatment
veyRhuey
ted on Baturday
and was discharged
the hospital on
Morton Mill
A son was born at
Sunday Mr. and Mrs,
er, of Bellefonte.
Miss Nelle Gr daugher of
Thomas Gravatte, of State College, be
patient on Monday.
to
vatie,
surgical
Ward, daughter of James
on Monday was
patient
son of W. R
admitted
came a
Miss Mary
Ward, of
admitted as
Willard, aged yonrs,
Kissell, Bellefonte.
on Monday for surgical treatment,
Johnston, Bellefonte pub
was admitted on
tatient
lellefonte,
Aa surgiond
8
#
Ok wns
Misa Grace
Ec school teacher,
Monday as medical
Miss Marilyn Tanner, b-yvear-old
daughter of 8. C. Tanner, of State Col-
oe, admitted on Monday for sur
goal
“a
was
treatment,
David Hall, of Fleming,
patient for the past two
discharged on Monday
Mrs. Philip Saylor and son, of Belles
fonte, were discharged on Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Saxton, of
Jolin Saxton, of Fleming, had
been a surgical patient for thepast two
was discharged on Monday,
surgical
wns
i
weeks,
daugnter
who
weeks,
Mise Grace Johnston, a student nurse
at the hospital, was admitted on Mon-
day for surgical treatment,
There were 43 patients in the hos
fie 3.851.000 bushels five-year averagy.
The condition of peaches remained
constant, a production of 1.157.000 bu.
being expected, slightly higher than
the five-year average
Sixteen thousand two hundred tons
of grapes are expected to be harvested,
38 tons less than looked for last month,
Tobmwwo was benefited by late rains
but frost did some damage The Oo
tober 1 forecast was for 45,780,000 Ibe.
as compared with the estimate of 46,
264,000 pounds made September 1. The
production last year was 40,645,000 Ibs,
and the five-year average is 52,456.000
pounds. Much of the Lancaster dbun-
ty crop has been harvested and was
reported to be curing nicely.
Buckwheat sitowsd a further decline,
going to an estimated production of
2.251.000 bushels on October 1, from
8,465,000 bushels on Sept, 1.
i
pital at the beginning of the week.
di ——
State 8. 8. Convention,
The sixty-seventh annual State Bab.
bath School convention met in Will-
famsport last week, in the Pine Street
M. BE. church. About 1300 delegates
registered, Sixtytwo of the sixty-
seven counties in the State sent dele-
gated, Lycoming county naturally had
the largest number—272-—official dele-
gates, Centre county had nineteen
delegates, and pledged $660 for the
-
1930 .
The 1980 convention will be held at
Scranton, the home of James A. Lan-
sing, president of the board of direct:
ors.
¥
DEATHS,
one month, to
from tha time her husband
Mrs, Burdine Butler, of
died at the Geisinger
n several weeks ness
aged 65
at the
previous
the
wns
BUTLER. ~-Just
day,
ard,
with
Years,
after
bronchial pneumonia,
She hospital
a
WOKS
deceascd,
Nannie J
daughters,
Syracuse,
of Aki
Fortney
veral
became patient
two to her
The
wins
by two
Mayes, of
Ida Bartges,
sons, Hughie,
home, and
Funeral se
morning at
at How
Schenck's
whout
death,
name
vived
mret
Mrs
three
maiden
SUr-
Marg-
X.. ‘and
Ohio;
and Dan
birot
were held
whose
Moolah,
Mr:
N.
on,
"HN
fel, all at Be Gs
and sisters
Friday
home
rvices
14 o'cle
1
ang
wk, from
erment
on
ard, ant
the
made Wn cemetery,
COURT PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS the Honorable M. Ward
Fleming, President Judge of the Court
of Common Pleas of the 48th Judicial
District, consisting of the County of
Centre, having tssued hig precept. bear-
ing of the fifth day of October,
19298, to me directed, for holding a
Court of Common Pleas
date
Orphans’
Court, Court of Quarter Seasions of
w
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ithe Peace, Oyer and Terminer and
{General Jalll Delivery, in Bellefonte, for
the County of Centre;
And the Grand Jury to convenes on
the sixth day of November, 1928,
at 10 o'clock A. M. And the Traverse
| Jury called for the regular meeting of |
Quarter Bessions Court will convene on
the Becond of November, 1629,
at 10 A, M., being November 1186; And
the Traverse Jury for the Becond Week
of Court will appear the Third Monday
November, 1829, at 10 o'clock A. M.,
being November 1516,
NOTICE is bereby given tw the
Coroner, Justices of the Peace, Alder-
men and also such Constables, (that
may have businoss in thelr respective
districts, requiring tw report to the
Honorable Court) that they be then
and there in thelr proper persons at
the time specified above, with their
records, inquisitions, examinations and
their own remembrances, to do those
things to their offices appertaining to
be done, and those who are bound in
recognizance to prosecute against the
prisoners that are and shall be in Jall
of Centre County, be then and there to
prosecute against them as shall be just.
ler my hand.at Bellefonte Pa
Monday
of
Given un
_—
dh
in
158rd
the 8th day or October,
oug Lord, 1920, the year
of America.
H. E. DUNLAP,
Sheriff's Office, Bellefonte, Pa.
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