-
YOL. C1V.
5 1930.
COURT
»
NEWS.
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(Reported
. .
by
In the case of
od for enticing, «te
child for immoral
dict of the jury
counts
Comm. Earl
the same as Donald Davs, Prosecutor,
1.0 Boden, county detective, The
dict was guilty on the first count and
not guilty the
Comm Clifford
hove, Verdict
.
D
®
Gettig,
. .
Esq.)
indict
minor
vVer-
both
»
8S.
Donald Davis,
of a
Purposes,
female
the
in
was gullty
VE, Breon, indeted for
second count
Dy
on
ve, ted
sane
pay
AS
costs,
Comm. vs. Paul
above. Verdict of not 3
These cases grow out of a minor gyri,
vears of age, and in charge
the Juvenile Court
incarcerated at
of the Ju-
intimate
the
indicted
1 ns
guilty
oO
not sixtteen
of the
and sul
Sleighton F
venile Court,
with these defendants the troop barn
at le, Harry
Cox, another member who was indicted
entered a plea of
young men were
the following
CAS:
In the case of Donald
Breon and Harry Cox, the
the Court is that each of
pay the costs of
$150.00, and
period of five years
«od considerable
in and around Bellefonte, and
house was crowded the t
Comm. Vv Andy
lars DrOSe
officers ol
woquently
by
becoming
at
rms order
too
Colevil near Bellefonte,
nolo
called for sentenceand
disposition made of
Day
sentence
of
them shal
fine
for a
progccution, a 0
undergo probation
These cases CANS.
excitement
during
Shoultis
itor, John
of the stealing
s
fo
r ny Pi
and
chickens
_ ¥
progecuto
ty
Comm
Lingle;
dicted f
CARS WIS
ship, ar
and ti}
Norman
eny The
ad guilt
™
Comm
larcens
The def
guilty
the hunting
-
MRE OER
that
the pr
claimed
fendant
# oto
ty o
Basalla and
Was
costs of prosecution
ergo Impris
tiary for a period of
nor more
Andy
ted f
of
costs of prosecution
years ar
Thi man
and sentenc-
a
imprisonment
Comm. v8 Shoulti
WAS Cconvic stealing
«d to pay
of $1.00 and
the penitentiary for a term of not
than flve years and not
years,
Comm
fine
undergo tn
loeaa
more than ten
ve. Ralph Snyder, Indicted for
viaglation of the liquor in
cases: prosecutor, A. BE. Yougedl
case resulted In a verdict of gufity
of the was In
first case to pay costs of prosecution,
a fine of $260.00 and not less than nine
monthg nor more than eighteen months
in the Allegheny County Work House, |
sentence at of
the sentence now or-
of the
two
The
and
the
laws
the sentence Court
the completion
by
to xyin
fu ing
United States District
he ge
dar Court §
156TH U. 8S. CENSUS WILL
BE TAKEN MONTH OF APRIL
Twenty-four Questions to Be Asked—
Requires 100,000 Enumerators—Ef{-
forts Will B¢ Made to Enumerate
Person Insofar as Possible,
of the
the
wil
Every
decennial
will
The fifteenth
{ United States
‘month of Aprl. The
be made by a force
enumerators who will
and
census
be taken during
enumeration
100 000
of about
house
rom
to house see information
|
famé€y
For
Vilnce
the
it Is
whole
at tl
the i
home special
direc.
from at time
away
provision has been made by the
tor ¥
census in the form of an al
schedule is to be
filled some rosponsble member
of the family In advance
and transmitted
sor of the
Five new questions
asked | a U
fuded
oq
of the
ou
gent family which
out by
date
n
Perv
census
i
nited
the
10st ed
i i
mn tot
i naus,
The
paid
enu will
the
and
LH
of
a
the
rule
on basis number of
persons enumerated,
#0 much
some
farms
and
varying
ns. In
the enumerators
wy
per
what
much per
the
person
amount
to condit
farm,
according the census
of 1920 nearly all were
paid four cents per name and 30 cents
per farm.
ns——— I A PS AAAI
Unlon County Jall Breakers Captured
Near Mifdlinburg.
Marilyn Fredericks and Charles Cash.
ner, prisoners of Sheniff Lester M.
Crabb, who were to be brought to trl
Thursday morning on charges of break-
ing, entering and larecny, escaped from
the Union county at Lewisburg
Middle District of Pa.
the sentence 8 to the
prosecut’bn, fine of $250.00
months nor
to begin |
of |
In
pay
the the
for
second oa
of
sev
coats a
and not less ti
more than
the
first
an nine
eighteen months,
the sentence
imposed Hy this Court.
Athert Ernest, indicted
battery; prosecutor,
Verdict of not gulity
prosecutor and defendant
one-half the costs,
at completion of
the
Comm.
for assault
Wasasil
but both
to pay
ve
and
Zupko
ts ©"
each
evening
o'clock
Court adjourned on Friday
until Monday morning at 10
when some criminal cases were brought
up and the civil list for this week was |
taken up.
Comm. vs, COeorge lobdnson, Jr.
prosecutrix, Mary Maxmunxky, Indict-
«1 for wantonly or playfully displaying
firearms at Stob Holl in Snow Shoe
townshp Verdict of not guilty and the
costs divided equally between the pros
ecutrix and the defendant,
Comm, vs Whllam Hendershot, In-
Bctoa for larceny as ballee. Prosecu-
tor, Willard Boekel. This case grows
ont of a card game, the prosecutor hav
ing put up his watch as security for a
ghort time. When he had the money
to lft the watch the defendant refused
to return same, daiming that it was in
the pot. Verdbt guilty. He was sen-
tenced to pay the costs of prosecu-
tion, a fine of $1.00 and undergo Im-
prisonment in the Allegheny County
7 (Continued on inside page.)
fall
some time du Wednesday night of
Inst Theh was made
possible the use of a piece of elko-
trie pipe,
A party, Joseph Yoncoskle, of
Shamokdn, who also occupies a cell in
the jail, and of course, did
not gain his freedom
Their freedom was of short duration,
however, as the bors were captured at
the home of the Fredericks boy's
mother, three miles northwest of Mif-
flinburg. Willlam Diehl, of Miffiinburg,
special deputy, corralled the
prisoners single handed In a fleld at
that about 2 o'clowk Thursday
morning. They ware dacovered by
Mr. Diehl about 12 o'clock mid-night In
a fleld north of the farm buldings
where the Fredericks boy makes his
home, but Mr. Diehl was unable to get
close to them until he started sleuth-
ing in regular Sherlock Holmes style.
Their snse of direction was very
poor and Mr. Diehl took advantage of
ft. He discovered that they were walk-
ing ahead of him and keeping just far
enough away to avoid capture, so he
used the backward step and when he
started walking In the fashion the
pursued became the pursuer and Mr,
Heh! led them In this way within close
proximity of the place that had been
searched eonrlier In the night. Then
he took them by surprise at the point
of gun and neither boy ventured re-
sistance,
TNE
weeld r
by
conduit
third
CROPe
was asleep,
sca ped
Place
The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year.
CENTRE
COUNTY HOSPITAL
NOTES,
Ld
Walter
was
* - » \d * * . *
Y eager,
admitted
patient
William
Cime no
last
of Patton
Monday
township,
on a surgical
ns
of
Hagan,
patient
eset “Et
Spring Mls,
medical on Monday
week
Mrs. RL.
admitted
Monday
Redfield, of
surreal
College,
State
was
patient
Thursday
on
and discharged «
Minnie
34
Fenlon
been
d dmughter
or
on
yeur-ol
Henry
rence,
Mrs
ship, was
and Sowers,
S|prmg
discharged Tuesday
wel,
aries Shillings, of State
Wednesday
treatment
admitted on
p surgica
hargedd on Satwday.
Thomg
Thompson, fF CO
wl
wn, ar-oold
sO
ftown-
who 1} been urgial patient
1
i on Wed
oc pt
More Mountaln Cabins Looted.
five spent t op ¢
lili a——
Athletlies In School,
Gn
Hs
Fran)
Haps
Tom
ronstwareg 0
writing the
MilTheim
he
mn in the
a sour note when
-
"
for tell
to
{. pers
bases
some
100
one
me far
feet
ball will go
man or woman
work.”
Evidently
per oen
basketball, football
fitting
for his or
in
or
towards a
her
young
life's
Mr. Tomlinson fs thinking
that athletics are going ahead of scho
lastic activities in our public
and colleges, for that
he's right. But this is
or girl who becomes
schools,
Maybe
a hoy
matter,
certain:
“100 per oent.
Tomlinson enumerates, has fitted |
himself or herself to a large degree
for life's work. First of all, there's the
sound mind fn the sound body. There
is no disputing the value of the robust
body developed through proper athe
jetica, a body to stand the strain of |
mental exertion. Then again, athletics
develop the spirit of fair play, a qual-
JUNIOR CLASS C. H. H. 8,
REALIZES $656.00 FROM PLAY
The
High
and
hall,
tancy,
Junior
school
of
presented
night
we Bay
class the Centre
a play,
in the
without
to
that
Hall
Friday
Saturday (irange
hes
school play
Perhaps it
which any
was superior
ented wp to
due the
the ca
any
time
of characters
done by M
teacher, Or,
to selection
to fit
Anes Geary,
85 Was
lish
Pert splendid
pernaps, u direction
Prof. Jospeg
of
il by
ity without which no boy can hope to
success in any business ene
deavor. |
Yes, Mr. Tomlinson, a "100 per cent,
perfect” in athletic activities, granting |
the scholastic standing reaches threes
quarters way to that mark, will go far
toward fitting a young man for his |
life's work.
achieve
iii om———
Democrats Name Ticket.
At a meeting of the State Executive
Committees of the Democratic party
held in the Penn Harris Hotel, Harris-
burg, last week, the following tloket
was recommended to the voters in the
State:
For United States Senator—8edgwick
Kistler, of Lock Haven.
For Governor—Lawrence H. Rupp,
of Allentown.
For Lieutenant Governor -- Colonel
WwW. C. Bamrick, of Cambersburg,
For Beoretary of Internal Affairs
Mrs. Lacy D. Winston, of Mechanios-
burg.
For Bupreme Court Justice—Judge
Henry C. Niles, of York.
For Superior Court Judge--Aaron I.
a
A
i Nix
was
drama
ing, and
placed
himself
a
Farwell Party.
v2 or
OWiIng
Mrs Frank
2
ana
Frank
vK 8
Slack and
Helen
family,
White, Mary
Long. William Brown M1 Wilam
Fettorolf, Mr. and Mra Charles Crust,
Mr. and Mra Milford Louse, Mrs, Delia
Reiter and family, Mr. Kifer and fam-
fly, D. ¢. Bohn and family, Mr. and
Mme. Jacob Sharer, John Delaney and
family, John Dutrow and family, Mrs,
Neill and family, Ray Sharer and fam-
fly, George Fetterolf and family, Bur-
ton Fetterolf and family, Bara Zerby,
Maude Zerby, Frances Zerby, Mirjam
Zerby, Ralph Homan and family, Mr.
and Mra Willlam Luse, Mr and Mrs
W. Lusa «freshmentis were serves
and. an evening was
spent, soe
White
amd son,
®
ed enjoyabie
— A A —
Johnson~Zettle,
Willlam D Johnson,
Johnson, of Lock Haven, and Miss Ag-
nes Zettle, daughter Mr. and Mrs
Roland Zettle, of Sprmg Mills, were
united in marriage Wednesday afters
noon of last week by Rev. T. H. Thena
at the parsonage of the Reformed
at Bellefonte. They were ac-
companied by Samuel Meockels, of Lock
Hawn, and Miss Ethel! Lee, of Hublors-
burg.
Mr. Johnson is a graduate of the
L.ock Haven High school and is now
employed by the Singer Seqwing Ma-
chine Company there. Hy} bride was
graduated from the Look Haven Hose
pital Training school last June and is
also a graduate of the Spring Mills
High school.
The bride and groom will reside In
Lock Haven, at the home of Mr. John-
son's father.
son of J. E
of
The Zeppelin to Come Again,
Dr. Hugo BEckener % preparing to
make his third flight to America. He
expects to start within two weeks.
The dispatches sald the Zeppelin
would fly to Ro de Jianeiro, thence to
North America and from there back
to Burope, adding that 12 passengers
Refber, of Butler, and George F. Doug-
las, of Philadelphia.
would be taken aboard at Seville, the
first stop of the rip.
LOCAL K. G. E. TO CELEBRATE
24TH ANNIVESARY, MARCH 11
Rev,
ort,
Walter H, Willams, of Willlams-
to Be Spaker~—~Basket Ban-
quet,
Next Tuesday eo
Hall Cx
den
{March 11)
Knights of
vening
Centro stle No, 365
ohrate
The
: Te
attendance
0 Sagle, will oe thelr
{twenty-fourth anniversary. hour
Because
TOCA
banquet
Program
minent
Performs Marriage,
s Peace (. W
peared
ro ——
Youth Badly Burned.
A te
ties Outelass Blondes at Colle
’ Hvac
Greencastle
riahureg
JTohnsonburg, wer
ual Miltary Ball
orms they will
offic
poarances of the college regiment,
Mrs, Reber Acquires
Home,
viewing
A ————
D. Bartges
The
owneyl and
and Mre. D.
denth of Mr
Mrs, Annk
Hal,
Mr
the
widow,
Centre
vears by
and after
his
was recently cone
veyed to her Mra, Delia
Mrs and her daugh-
and the latter's two daughters, now
the home,
home was built during
eighties or early ninct ps
here
home in
ooounied for
x
Bartges
Bartges
Bartges by
Bartges
daughter,
Todt artges
tor
oOrupyY
The
tor
Iat-
Mr.
Howard
of establish-
factory .
the
by
who from
Poulson came
with the purpose in view
ing a handle
The home
lartges to her grandson,
was erdcted by the inte A
ing the vighties,
Hall was incomporated,
for its bang as far
street in,
recently conveyed by Mrs
Curtis Reiber
Kerlin, dur-
before Centre
which ints
west
early
avo
st
it
YA
the
line as
Bell “Time of Day” Information.
Saturday, March 1, marked the es-
tablishment by the Pell Telephone Co.
of a special time of day information
service, plans for which were announce.
ed recently by J H. Caum, the manag-
er at Bedlefonte,
Telephone users here are now able
to obtain the correct time at any hour
of the day or night by asking the op-
erator for “the tine.” The service is
planned to meet the general demand
for this form of information. Since its
institution throughout Pennkylvania
will create an additional operating ex-
———
NO. 10
———
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTERES
FROM ALL PARTS,
an purchased a
Homan
Miss
new
Basah MoClenah
Chevrolet from the
Motor company
on
H.
boys bley-
Miller, Belle~
»
her
n agent
Alfred Crawford and
wflford's mother,
Henry H
township
ominent
Harris
caller
business
WwW. Btine,
mora
Fellows” hall at
night, attracted
this place.
Oxia
day
mn
yer, of Coburn,
Mrs. Robert
at Lewisburg,
tate Colege, »
for a week he
internal Jo
me
Widler, who is
the
Kerlin
the
Kerr
Sinking
t on the
Mills when
Jacobs.
Among the
Mrs
bequests made by the
Mary Newall Cole, of Bellew
$1000 for the Presbyterian
Hollidaysburg, and a like sum
Mo. Miss Freda Bde
ida Edminson, of
recive the bulk of the
fonte WAS
home in
for Park
minson
Pe
exiate
College,
and Mrs
leifonte, wil
Always about th's time of year there
is a desire on the part of many country
folk to be the § to have a “mess of
that delicious spring green.
Miss Mary Durst, east of town, dropped
in our office last Thursday to tell us
that her neighbor, Mrs Carl Long.
gathered enough dandetion for a meal
on the 25th day of February
«atin
ret
dand<lon.”
5
Avis
the
An
tion
correspondent
fact that Mrs
makes mene
R. U Bittner,
entertained the Dorcas
Mothodist Sunday school.
After the bus ness period, a social hour
was spent and refreshments served.
Bitner and her husband were
of
that
class
of Place,
of the
Mirs
represented Distreit No.
all the towns in this
Sheffield Farms Co, Ino, at a meeting
held in the Sheffield bullding, New
York City, the latter part of last week.
H. M. 8mith, of Bellefonte, a director
of the company, accompanied Mr.
Wolfe. He reports having had & doe
lightful time
County Superintendent of Schools In
Huntingdon county, M. B. Wright, has
announced himself as a candidate for
re-clection to the Superintendency. J.
H. Neff, of Alexandria, has kt his
frignds know that he is in a recept-
ive mood for this office, and It is stat.
1, comprising
region, of the
pense for the Bell Company, a charge
of five cents is to he made for each
call for thne of day information,
A MI MP "
Census takers are getting ready to
start thelr work, and the chances are
that they will find most women young-
er than they were ten years ago.
—————— —
‘During 1929 it cost the State a total
of $72,162 to pay for the damage done
by dogs . 83388 sheep and 6438 chiok-
ons, reported killed, were pald for.
Practically every class of Ive stock and
od by friends that Prof. Smith, of Mt.
Union, will also be a candidate
By now a least a portion of the route
of the proposed new concrote road ove
or Band Mountain, of the Seven Moune«
tang, may easily be followed, provide#
one is Interested enough to do so. The
course of the road ls being staked In
a similar way to that ald out last fall
from Potters Mills to Tussoayville The
road in question is a continuation of
Route No. 53, beginning immediately
north of Reedsville.