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MEMORIAL DAY,
i
Ad-|
Evening!
P. to Deliver the
at Hall
Exercises, — Citizens
Tak *art.
Bible
{entre
Dr, George
In
Urged
dress
band,
decorating
making a
take part
and
order is
HY
request izens in th
patriotic
Dr
qua
liver
wiil
George
Pr.
has
Bible,
been
Day
ied by the
noted Ch
engaged
address
Spring
autau
to de
Music
Mills
leeturer,
the Memorial
be furnis
is extended to
o mest at the Reformed
P. M. and join in the
cemetery ore x
conducted
invitation
the e
Memorial Serviees Nearby.
m Siegker,
vil form
nd leave promt
Harold Pruyn
Spring Mills,
©
heim
Aaronsburg an
Madisonburg
Speaker
and Ma
a m
p.m
for Millheim,
isonburg will be
Weaver, of Penbrook. $
The Branch-—2:30 p. m., at the cem
«tery. Speaker, J. W. Strong, of State
College,
j Pine Hall—46:00 p. m.
cemetery. Speaker,
Brown.
Pine Grove Mills-2:00 o'clock.
ade will form at Odd Fellows’
proceed to both cemeteries, i
Services at new cemetery. Speaker, |
Rev. A. 1. Bix)r
Gen ral King at College for Memorial
Exercises, !
General Edward 1. King,
chief of ‘staff of the United States
my and chiel-of'staff of the 28th I-
vision in France, will deliver the Me-
morial Day address at the Pennsylvan
ia State College on Friday morning,
following a parade of the college R.
OT. CC. Wrigade and the Boalsburg!
Machin: Gun Troop. The customary!
saute at the grave the Inte Pres.
ident Atherton will precede «xorx
on the front campus where General
King will speak.
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Aarons
burg tev. J.
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Hervice fn the
ev. Bamuel 1D.
i
Pa- |
hall and
assistant
Are
Of
i {ern
FAREMER-RIWANIS
BE
PICNIC
ro HELD JULY 1%
Ie
of the picnic, ub-committees to
n charge of various features of the
A varied
being |
soon
V8 events
of
ware appointed
general
will
program terest
planned Ter
deta’!
This
announced
completed
proved
The
always
and
8 have been
extremely
attendance at
been
Pci h
popular in the
former pion
proximately
LH
past
has
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———— A HAA
Centre Hall just seems
PHILIPSBURG DISTRICT HAS
A FLOYD COLLINS CASE
Young Miner Smothered Under Fall of
Slate and Dirt Before He Could Be
Extrieated—Conversed With
Seeking His Rescue,
Those
received by
Hawk Run,
day evening
Shocking was the
Mrs Steven
Tearficld
News
Husnak, f
county,
husband
4
Li
weed
) 1
ath fall
ons of loose
smothered under a
ween ten teen t
Run
sc Mn soins
Pas I) nhart Head
Srhools,
Succeeds
Niate
Smore
As
College
f from the
he served
fay he
where
High
Aas
1
of the worl
build
y
chool buildis
pal annex,
ing of n Hig
Mr Passmore fs a
graduate of ansfield State Teachers’
ollege, Penn State, and i=
enrolled in Graduate School
Penn State
——— pn
Funeral Directors Honor Local Man,
16 the their new
M
‘26, now
the at
of
to naturally
and all dry
oe]
Prohibis |
one
have Democrats
When the
was avallable,
for, and nov
not
all dry
Republicans
on
Iast
ti but
cket ial
|
down
appro
moments
when message
I, and many vests heaved
But the authorities took n ‘
the primary last week, State Col
lege came across with 712 for Pinchot,
167 for Brown, 33 for Phillips and but
i for Herben. And the change of heart
wis not because A. C, D. was the Pin-
chot State chairman
could The
the
go hang
painful Ww
delivers
anger
At
Ec fit
Primary In Mifflin County.
Lester A. Shaffer, candidate for the
fourth term in the State Gergral As
sembly, won over James B. Aurand, of
Lewistown, by a majority of avout 100,
Edward M., Beers, of Mt. Union, the
present Congressman from the Bhoe:
string District, of which Mifflin county
is a part, carried that county by over
1500 majority, and the district by a ma-
Jority of 6273 over former Congreseman
Focht, whom he defeated for the fourth
time. Focht carried his own county
Unlon-and Bnyder
Pinchot carried Mifflin county by a
of to one for Brown, and
Grundy for senator won over Davis by
three to one,
The
in the
vote five
vole was
county at
thy Inrgost
a primacy.
ever cast
The the
Directors’
annual Central
As
Sunbury on Friday.
by FP. V
and
wns
Hotel
an
meeting
Funeral
wns held
was nitended
neral director here,
The gathering
uditorium of the City
I
ey
ciation at
Goodhinr
fu Mr. Good:
¥
lection of officers was
- » * *
COURT NEWS,
- . - Ld *
8 D. Gettig,
George J. Hock
statutory offense
the daughter
helng under
The defendant
sentenced to
» . » -. -
Ld . .
(Reported
Comm
oil for
H. A
prosecutor
* . - ®
by Esq.)
*, indict
prosecutor,
VM.
i
¢
SOWers Of
the
sixteen
wud
Costs
of
and
[TOR
age ple
pay the
f $100 and
three
Delor
utor, Ju
tie fine o 00 unde
probation for
riod
M,
burglary TIT Oden
of y £24
Comm yar
ed for
Martin,
toget)
Milthelm
Business Notice,
+ Oy
(T A
Comey On cin
to
‘Pw §
reads fay
afterno
change
Friday
Memorial Day
on
i ————
DAIRYMEN ARE
RECOGNIZED BY P, D. A.
LOCAL
Blue Ribbons Given Four Centre Coun-
ty Dairymen—Two Come to Centre
Hall Distriet.
A number of Centrewounty Aalry-
men have been recognized by the Penn-
sylvania Dalrymen's Assoclation for
outstanding accomplishments during
1929 is assoc!
ntdon
nen in
the year pre.
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Fitiwons VY the
Hn AECY
of business, and
Irie
V.
Voss
Ray
Goodh
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3
1000 Wild Turkey Esgs Sef.
More
have
sion's
Hiller,
stated.
than 10606
aot
in
charge
wild tures ere
Game
county,
at the Comm
Juniata C
of propagation,
been
farm
in
3
A.
has
Ef ———
LETTERS FROM SUBSCRIBERS.
A few worde of cheer from DD. Earl
Fleming, of New Rochelle, New York,
were ricelved hy the Reporter a few
days ago. Mr. Fleming is a native
son who, as O. O. MdIntyre would say,
“Made good in the city,” He 1s an
bxpert accountant, and within the past
few years has been abroad for much
of the time fn the interest of his cone
cern. Mr, Flbming writes:
“Dear friends:
“Very wind to accommodate snd
bring my subscription ‘above par’ 1
continue to derive much feasure in
reading ‘home’ news though out of
touch with current events in the town
of my birth. Hope to visit you some
time in the near fuure,
“Sincerely,
"D. EARL FLEMING”
- UPI MOT.
Mercury dropped to within a few de:
groves of the freezing point, Sunday
night,
in
Penna
am
and are
National
} AE
8 of
i
an
those receiving
the National he rr
honor which every dairyman
should try to oltain.
placed on tha National
herd must average over
300 pounds of butterfat. The diplomas
are marked with various seals indicat:
Ang the number of years a particular
Individual has accomplished this feat.
Following is a list of dairymen
the county showing the awards
received:
ditvomas
on 14 sil
and
n county
In to Ix
honos roll the
Centre
order
in
they
Purple ribbon (avering over 400 ihe.
of fat)~-Allen Harter, Bellefonte.
Blue ribbon (averaging between 350
to 400 Ihe. of fat) —Hartle Brothers,
Bellefonte: J. Fred Slack, Centre Hall:
W. F. Rishel, Centre Hall: Bamue! 1.
Cord, Btate Collewe. ,
Red ribbon (averaging between 300
to 360 hw, of fat)—Peck Bros, Nittany:
Hugh LL. Wikson, Warriors Mark: Ep
ey White, lellefonte; Peters Brow,
Port Matilda, John T. Dunkle, Mingo
ville; Western Penitentiary, Bellefonte
R. Di: George H. Wilson, Bellefonte:
J. V. Brungart, Uberaburg: Fred Dave
Meson, Warriors Mark: John W. Bilaly,
Bellefonte; Boone Brothers, Bellefonte;
Fern T. Dunk'e, Boalsbure: BE
Way, Port MatiMa: A. J. Burrell Mil
hed,
1930.
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dedicated to the
Grade of the Centre Hal
Bchools, who i
the
Ww
vy
(These verses are
Baevent
Public
re
Fox
n
been read-
Allen
nave
adding f Edgar
H
taien
§
ol
TO POTTERS MILLS,
highroad
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DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOLS
CONVENE HERE, JUNE
Methodist Church
of Eleventh
Program
Place for Gathering
Distriet Sehools—Good
in Preparation.
S———— A SAS
8S, of A. Memorial Day.
r
iY exervises t hie
meting
thence to
Sn in t}
ducted by Ren
bers arg urged to
tien for deceased
ing with their
a]
Yi
&
Camp
No Moe Compulsory Chapel at Penn
State College,
and
compulsory
held in auditorium
morning at Prof. John
Frizzell, acting College chaplain, ad-
Prin State Are
Getting It?
——————— EN re.
Stati €, E. Convention at ¥
Centre ounty will be
Seventy
College
the service
Sunday
=
dressed
You
one-half of
with
One years
chapel ended
Schwab
'
which
students on
fershey
will repre
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
Centre
erm will
achers in
the 1530-31 school t
of October 20th.
Kiddies will
at
Exalted
1004, B,
county
its
tury
of 106
farms
some thirty
the C. H H
the
fhe
10 Ben or
Hi
the chief
r captunr
inadvertently fs
ention Mrs. Johr
county
2. a
49
S«
Athictics,
on looser
» games. The
salvage)” the baseballs
le the latter persuaded thie mighty
Babe Ruth to pen his autograph In
a note book Mr. Boozer was carrying.
Such
Mr. and
daughter
(Thursday)
trip to
ited wilt
Walnut
rejatives
York
Rimmes
mementos
VW
fe ORY
obtained of
167 one of
is fame!
Mrs. H. L
Miss Bettie, wi
morning on a
Towns and
Matoon,
Heights,
found
The
rout
and
this
two weeks’
cities vis
Princeton,
where
A family Te*
return trip
touching
Ebright
ave
Hlinois
inciode
Chicago
in
planned
elo.
Ww" Tex
us ®
a southern
Kentupks
senied he bioenn
Convention
and 4
on
Just when
tary oi State union visited
county
Hershey i'ark, Herahe ¥., will
to Christian Endeavoters for
this summer. The State officers
committee in chargh are counting
some real lasting results from the pro.
gram get up for this convention. Fe
ginning with the opening worship ser
vice of the vonvention the afternoon
of the first day and lasting through-
out the convention, there i8 a spirit of
reverence along with the educational
and Inspirng features of the conven
tion program.
SA AS.
To the Yoters of Centre County:
I desire to publicly express my sin:
Gare appreciation for your splendid
support in my behalf at the primary
election held on May 20. With best
wishes and regards to all, 1 remain,
Very truly yours,
JIM HUGG.
A ——— MS
Stores Opn Today (Thursday), Closed
Memorial Day.
Owing to tle fact that Friday is
Memorial Day, all stores in Centre Hall
will be closed all day, but will be op
en today (Thursday) and evening. Of
course, next week, and throughout the
five d
and |
on
#ammer, the Thursday afternoon and
evening closing rule will again be of
fective,
largest plantings of to~
omplet-
penitent
300,000
Supply
wording
Department
the Stath was «
the Rockview
plot
started for
Ulion «
where
the
annery, a
State
vegetable
Were
instit
ords i the
Welfare also reports the
shipment forest tree seeds
ngs from the penitentiary's nurseries,
WwW
of vw
Johnny Runkle, five-year-old son of
Attorney and Mrs W. G. Runkle, fs
much improved from injuries received
when he was ran down by an auto
mobile in front of the Allegeheny 8%,
school building, Bellefonte, Johnny
been nt on an errand from the school
room on the east side of Allegheny
street to the school building opposite,
and was returning when he was run
down. He had stepped from back of
a parked car and did not see the ap*
progching oar. The drive was ahsoivs
od from all blame as the accident could
not have been avoided,
Mr. and Mrs «DD. M. Bradford and
Mra. C.F, Emery, of town, on Tuesday
attended the commencement exercises
at State Toachers Col
loge, where their resopective daughters,
Miss Fay Bradford and Miss Algle Baye
“TY, were among the gradustes. Invi
tations to the esorcises were limited
to the parents or guardians, ns the
case might be, of the memixrs of the
cas. While at the college these were
the guste of the institution. The
young peaple named are the only ones
from this county to graduate,
Shippensburg
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