VOL. CV.
Pleasure.— Tent List
Grange
iv)
the
Preparations for the great
Fair {Thursd
morning the open to
tentey All the
ciation wil} furnisi
les, hey id bunk. All
are compl
og N/K
with tabl
not ownad
furnished
the supply of
All
light
in
tents will
at
wiring
wired for electric
al x1 51 i
'
Jo eC iad
been necessal to supply
current can
$1.50 for
onvenience, The
it off
connected
has
electricity for cooking. and
be dependede ©
the for th
lines lighting
in the morning
in the evening.
Tenters depending on oll
cooking will find oi] may be purchased
at stated hours on the ground Straw
for filling ticks may also be purchased,
Ticks and steel may be rented.
Incoming tenters advised to re-
port to headquarters In order to be di-
rected to the correct location and avoid
confusion.
Garbage cans are placed at suitable
points for the convenience of the tent-
and. removing garbage dally {it
expected the grounds will be kept
nn a good sanitary condition all week.
By Saturday afternoon the tenters
are comfortably and entertain-
ment begins with a ball game contin.
uing in the evening with a grange play.
Sunday afternoon usual Harvest
Home services will ld in the au
ditorium and in the evening the Pres-
byterian of Centre Hall
hold hristian Endeavor meeting
in i have planned
& and mn features
morn! readiness
a cost of
n at
week 8
alone will be ©
and again
for
stoves for
cots
are
er
is
by
settled
will
their «
the itoriun
! ri ©
some interestin
Monday
receive
hoped
to
is
Encampment
those of past
John
Ralph Din
Claude
Dutrow
Emerick
y
homas Delaney
ges Edward Durst, John Durst
Dutrow, Clyde Durow. John
H.: IL. Ebright. Mrs. Georges
Mrs. Newton Emerck, CC. F. Emery, Al
Emery. J. A. Eungard, Geo Fet-
terolf, W. F. Fetterolf. F. M. Flasher
and W. F. Keller. Krvder Frank. Fost.
er Frazier and Charles Miller, Roy
Garbrick, Frank Geary, Frank Good
hart. James Goodhart, Samuel
Lester Garbrick. Ralph Hagen, George
Heckman, John Heckman, Mrs. Lucy
Henney, W. H. Homan, Ralph Homan.
John Homan, Mrs. Henry Homan. Stel
1a Hosterman, F. V. Jodon D. K Kel-
ler, John Knarr., Clement Luse Mrs
Daisy Tuse, Perry Luse Earl Lutz,
J. C. Lingle, Dayton Lansberry. Harry
McClenahan,, Harry McClellan, W. FP.
McMorran, George McCormick. Robe
er Meeker. Thomas Clarence
Mra. Calvin Charles B
and Adam Smith Ralston,
Mr=. Della Refber, Reiber. W
F. Rishel, Earl Ross Rudy, Bruce
Runkle, Sara Runkle C. Rines, Roy
Hearson, Jacob Sharer, Fred Slack, T.
I. 8mith. The Centre Reporter. Wii
lard Smith. Chester Spyker, Paul Spayd
A. H. Bpayd, Mra. Mary Stahl, George
Sweeney, Treasler. Wm, Walk
R. C. Walker, Lester Weaver. John
Wert, John Whiteman, Irvin Zettle,
FLEMING-—Jogseph Alexander, Mrs.
Pearl Bell, Bessie Johnson,
PENNA FURNACE~—Alfred
bright.
BOASBURG—Harry Addleman, Fost.
or Charles, Edwin Dale, George Homan,
Robert Hess. John Hubler, Charles
Mothersbaugh and B. F. Homan, Geo.
Mothershaugh, Ralph Rockey, Wright
and Rockey. ”
SPRING MILLS--Jennle Albright,
Albert Allen, Bright Bitner, J, K. Bit-
ner, F, V. Jodon and Lee Brooks, Ed-
ward Brown, A. C, Confer, Harry Cor-
man, J. Russell Condo. Guy Corman,
D., D. Decker. Cleve Bungard, James
Evans and Ellis Hennigh, Mrs C. J.
Finkle, Arthur Grove, Harry Horner.
E. T. Jamison, Mrs. Charles Krape,
Austin Long. C. P. Long, Jacob Me-
Cool, Thomas Schaeffer, Ralph Shook,
Gross Shook, ID. W. SBweetwood, CC, B.
Stover, A. FF. Vonada. John Vonada,
Lloyd Vonada, Mrs. Grover Walker.
John Zerby, T. M. Zubler.
BELLEFONTE. Harry Alters. W.
C. Auman, C. W. Bariley. Miles Bart:
bert
Gross,
Moore
Musser, Neff
Neff Georges
Curtis
John
J
Glenn
or,
Al-
Up to Former Years.
Mrs. John Fu
Biddle, R. N
A. RB. Houser
Glenn Con
Fred BI
Brook Alton
Mrs W
man, Harry
Willard Dale
Duklebarger
Howard
Grove A
Alfred Hoove
Houser,
nner Hits,
BE
and
&
m
ot
Corman
M
Grove
R
Hoy,
Mrs
Ishler,
Van
Jones
1 LI nee
A,
Alton § ié
Hoy. Harvey Hoy,
Mrs. Mary
Irvin,
8
ind
Tress]
Houser pid
Mrs, Minni
{! Hx
onier
I»
Ray i Fe
Jodon, J IL
PD L
man,
Mrs
Johnson,
Frank
nN
Lutz, Mrs,
H. M.
Samuel
Ripka,
Henry
Le wis Smith,
Spearly, Paul
Harry Lee, Malcolm
Longwell,
lan, Mrs,
Willis E.
Showers.
Mrs,
ly. John
Stover,
Straub
Clyde
Musser, Mrs
Reish, John
Lee Rhodes
Shuey. A. D
Grover
Joe
Relish,
Smeltz-
er, Spear-
Spearly. Lloyd
Russell Stover, Mrs. William
and Mrs. Solt, Howard Shuey,
Mrs. E. E. Sunday. Earl Shreckengast,
W. W. Tate, Albert Thompson, Har-
Tressler. Mrs. Earl Tibbins,
Samuel Vonada, Mrs. Harry UTrich,
ioyd Walker, C. Robert Walters, Mer
{ Weaver, Charles Zettle, Rarold
Zimmerman. ¥. D. Zettle,
COBURN . —Jacob Bartres,
terman. Joseph Linn
lone, W., H. Musser,
tin Stover, L.. E
AVIS.—N. I.
MILILHEIM.-
Boob, Mary
7
M
Mrs
John
Z
Stover,
D
mas, Hobert Shires
, James Wasson. Morris
REBERSBURG.--N. R
Victor Brungart
W J. Hackenburg.
POTTERS MIL1S
Mrs. Edward Laughner an
Frank Tate
WILLIAMSPORT. —A
COALPORT.—Dean
SMULLTON. —Allen
MILROY —A. R
Bie riy
man 8
Mrs
d Elmer Noll,
Mrs
I. Bloom.
Braucht
Brungart,
Jurkholder, C. C
Condo. Paul Ehrenfeld. J. W. Esh, Fred
Fultz Mrs. Morris Long. Mrs. Mattern.
Adalene Nale, Mrs. Frank Pecht. Cora
Ripka. George Smthers, C. 8, Stull. Ar-
thur Shank.
HOWARD-Carrie Butler, Floyd Yea-
rick, A. M. Woomer, Clarence Year
ick
TREVERTON. Mrs. Andrew Beahm
MUNCY. —~C. F, Catherman.
PINE GROVE MILLS Grover Corl,
Edward Elder, Mrs. Sara Evers. Arthur
Fortne. Fred Fry, Mrs. Edgar Kelley,
Myera family.
OAK HALL~~TLather Dale, Mrs Nan-
nile Gilliland, Clifford Korman. Ross
Louder, Elmer Louder, Nellie Wagner.
Ray Willlams, Charles Whitehill Claud
Whitehill, Edward Zong, Zong.
LEMONT Forrest Evey, W.N. Fish-
burn, Wm. Houtz Christ Houtz Ar-
thur Peters. Dale Shuey, Mrs, Harvey
Shuey, Jessy Shuey, Frank Whitehill,
TYRONE Kathryn Moore
SNYDERTOWN —Fisher
Closkey.
LINDEN HALL—M K. Green, Frank
Ishier, Sam Ross.
ASHLAND. Mrs. Thomas Coyne.
AARONSBURG.—J. M. Harter, N. E.
Hazel.
MADISONBURG Mrs. Paul Hack-
man, Mrs. Geo, Shuey, Charles Wert,
Lloyd C. Miller, Mary Swartz
Glenn
and Me.
Mary Stump,
RENOVO.-J. C, A. Heckman, D. ¥.
Heckman,
LOCK HAVEN. —C. BE. Hazen, Geo.
Hickoft.
LAMAR ~Mrs, H. A. Holter.
SIGLERVILLE. RR. 1. Harkison.
ZION ~Clydes Heckman.
HUBLERSURG.—-J. R. Haney, B4-
ward Markle and W. L. Weaver, Cath-
erine Vonada.
SUNBURY.~~Mrs., HH. 8. Harro, Mrs
McKinney: Floyd Palmer.
ALTOONA ~Frank Herman,
MILESBURG Mrs. J. W, Keller,
Lloyd 8mith, Roy Swarts,
NAVARRE,
Leighly.
MISC. ~Howard Miles, Unlonville:
Claire Ohl, Brawberry Ridge; Jack Os.
man, Millbrook; Mrs, Peterson, Rock
i
*
OLD LANDMARK OF COLLEGE
TOWN TO DISAPPEAR
——
/’
of Natlve With
White
Mountain Stone
Cast Iron Trim,
Heformed
Easy Colleg:
Sits
Cre 1 la corner
Milos street College,
now oocy
history
’
i
Helformed congregation
l church
expected
i 1913
worship
traction of the ew
begin imm
hat the ew building vill be reads
Until that
itn
nto ipay
time the wil] conduct
hurch in the Odd
of Eng-
a con-
building. The
ocnl mo in-
of
a church
lish g ic architecture, with
necting school
walls of
tain
cast fron
The will have a
pacity The
designed to reflect, in
nifid the
church
sandstone
with
chur! seating oa
¢
of 325 5
interior has bes
a simple §
English gothic
The ad-
ACCOMINO
ut dig-
manner, early
style of chitecture
4
joining school bullding will
ate a church hool attendance
boy In to
mental and class rooms of the
Wd floors, th
nail ¢ . sain
350, addition the
firs
BOCOT is bullding will have
ating about RO
k started Tues.
Thomas
wife
her brother
Ollege, 4
to
lands
Mr
ire
Haugh
hiladeliphin
ing afins
Hall
to Bermida as d4id
sailed
Mise
of Linden
Kirkpatrick
There will
rea Inthe
Presbyterians pleas,
note
regular preaching
Sabbath
no gory
huh on The
prea hing
E. so.
picnic
for tha
* 4
held on the
M.
APIA APTI
Well, one important matter has final.
iy been decided. namely, who is the
winner of the first-half of the county
baseball leagua race. Now we'll settie
down for another important session.
and prepare to eliminate a peck or so
of office seckers,
Ms AAAS
There's a fly in the ointment of
Grange plenke for the boy and girl
They know that when the week of fun
is over, it's back to school for a long
grind.
be
AI MAI SP.
Birthday Party for 8. 8. Teacher.
A class of young girls in the Luth.
eran Sunday organized under
the name of “Junior Workers” gave
birthday party to their teacher
Harold Durst, on Friday evening
was a genuine surprise In every
the word. The young people
pared refreshments and congregatsd nt
a convenient point, reaching the John
Durst home where Mr. and Mrs, Har-
old Durst ares staying until thelr new
home is completed. in a body. The
evening was most pleasantly spent, a
playlet having been a number on the
set program.
In addition to the class named, mem
bers of the Missionary Society were al-
#0 invited, a large rumber of whom
were present,
Mrs. Durst was presented with hand:
some gfits and cash.
The following comprise the members
of the “Junior Workers” class: Laura
Breon, Evelyn Colyer, Betty Hbright,
Mary Garver, Gladys Keller, Lorraine
Gentzell, Helen Weaver, Helen Rines,
Miriam Mitterling. Thelma Clark, Win.
ifred Fetterold, Madaline Emerick, Mir-
iam Emerick, Edith Potter, Sara Bur.
ris, Dorothy Emerick, Dorothy MoClen-
ahan. Margaret MoClenahan.
school
a
Mrs
It
gOnEa
pre
of
(Continued from previous column)
Springs; Hugh Ralston, Mifflinburg;
Lawrence Runkle, Lewistown; M. A,
Sankey, Hollldaysburg: Alta Yearick
Smith, Pittsburgh; Newton Wilson,
Warriorsmark; BE. M, Zeigler, Juniata;
Grace Royer Walt, Loganton; Dr. Geo.
Yearick, Mayview; Mre, Walter Yocum,
INNOCENT,
ONE
SAYS CRow,
OF FOUR EXECUTED
Hock.
morning
Four men were electrocuted at
view ‘Penitentiary Monday
They were: « Crow, Frank Cantills
Parsi,
ard
Frank Powell, and Joseph
Cambria county, who
Louis
were
} Hoffman,
# §134
OL King
L quarrel
boy
Cantilia supported
entered death chamber
Powell went to the chalr
any after tha chap
lain
i¢ emotion
—————————
Future Farmers Make Tour.
The
the Township
sponsored a foi
Pennsylva
Future Farmers
Ve
tour
organization of
watonal
of Northern
York Btate
ICER
ir-day
nia
Twenty-one
and New
of the boys made the
Material
and
Wis
they ©
other
Tues
north
in a large truck
along by each Arn
nt points
ir "he £Tol left
ing going
places of
(ing Glen, N
EW
fruit
Lakes In
Dynamited Fish,
eres AESoAS
from Mirflin «
lay
y Dear the George
Penns
w i To i 4] a Te wy
hey were dlsrovered
the license nu
and re
utter to the proper auth-
w that W. A.
t and Carl Beaver.
who took
ber ar used Lv then
ported
orities
Wh
Ail
as
ite Soot
from Lewistown. were placed
under arrest before
guire Jl. D. Musser
hip, ., » each fined $1
RS ————
Return from Trip to Paclile Coast.
Mis Mra
R. F and
Miss Minnie and
Mrs. Lizzie Hogan, of Unionville re
turned home Saturday after a six
weeks’ auto tour which took the tadies
to the Pacific They traversed
seventeen States and coverad a total
distance of £000 mile8. They reached
Portland. Oregon. and then motored
the entire distance down the coast to
Los Angels, California
—————— a A ANN
Chicken and Waffles,
will announce friends
Waffle Shop = the
building at the Grange Fair,
—-Mre. Blanche Cramer,
————— A] ——————
NOTICE,
ces on ballot of
and when
00
Grove and
of
Sensor
Anna
Williams
sister,
Centre Hall,
Mrs, Hall
5
*
Coast
This
that the
£ OO. OO. FP
Pri cents
oO my
ill occupy
© 5h
for Elec.
15th, 1831, to be
Office. Helle.
20h, at
Drawing
tion held
heid at C
September 15t
omniissioners’
Tuesday, August
HOWARD M. MILES,
JOHN B. SPEARLY,
N. 1. WILSON,
Commissioners
Centre County.
of
Attest:
FRED B. HEALY.
Clerk.
A AAA PAA,
MILLHEIM JOURNAL RETRACTS.
The Millheim Journal makes retrac-
tion for the appearance of an article
in its issue of July 23. Thesame was
reprinted in the Reporter the follow
ing week. The Journal's retraction
appears here as a matter of evident
Justice, without request. Thy Journal
says:
“RETRACTION,
“The Millheim Journal in the Is
Sue of July 23, 1931. published an
article entitled, "The Traffic in Bread
and Butter! Whatever was sald re-
garding W. R. Grazier and 8, J. Me-
Mullin is hereby retracted. The ed-
itor has since been Informed that the
matter contained in the article is not
a privileged communication. Wheth«
er this Is true or not, wu hereby re-
tract and make public apology for
anything therein contained which
may in any manner reflect on the
character and reputation of these
®entlemen. .
“THE EDITOR”
Lewistown,
la wed Lis Yl
AION a sib a -
UNEMPLOYMENT BASIS FOR
ROAD JOBS IS PINCHOT ORDER
Governor
of
work by
Pinchot has ordered
laborers
em
ployment
tion
on constric-
the
partment
ment relie
Village Offielals
Runaway Girls,
Laurelton Capture
who
Villages
Saturday
Halry
nours
home,
aped from the
Laurelton State during the rec
1 period
captured near
{Ci ntre county.
ltendants at the
The gir Flore nee
garet Hess, 22. and
reatior evening were
Park, in
later by at-
John's
six
“ Keone, 18
Lorett
&
ng the high-
man. They im
woods and the
having
got In
and
were seen walking
an
iway by a
a Bellefonte
mediately ran into the
then them as
He
village
Charles M
Cather
sent to
were identified
j man
aped
touch with
Miss Catherine
Showalter and
employes
suspected
the
officials at the
j en from home
Lomison,
Miss Annie SB
there.
The gt
man were
airy John's
——————— A A ———
Millheim Borough Teachers,
rade schools
this month
chnrge:
Marg-
and 4t}
3 in
i
BANKERS IN CONFERENCE
AUGUST 25th to 26th
STATE COLLEGE HOST
TO FUTURE
1
FARMERS
ann meoeeting
America Is In
in Riate
Fu
sion
Ure F
at th Pennsylvar
About G0 Box
attending
this week &, pupils
voentional s-honols the
corference which ul jude
sposking con-
speaking cone
vania in the
Atlantic
Sep
been
ing contests and a
The
will represent
region contest for
Btates
tember. Judging
arranged In the
dairy cattle, general
and farm shop
I MASE
tost winner the
Pennsylve
North
Masa, ,
contests |
4
fol
tent
Springfield in
ve
lowing divisons:
livestock, poultry,
How's this for throwing things Into
reverse: A few years ago a farmer was
hailed as a real benefactor of mankind
who make two blades of grass
grow where but one grew before. Now
the Government wants southern farm-
ere to destroy of their
ton plantings so that
be so large.
—— A A ro ————————
Grange Park
Old Nittany, again
pearance of a tented
are new,
will encamped
week army
citizenry In the good ol
could
one-third oot.
the crop will not
viewed from the top of
presents the ape
Many of the
army” that
them for a
peaceful
A.
city
tente and the °
within
of the
be
is an mosey
da U. 8B
—————— EE ————
in Lebanon
on Sand
An Auburn sedan, stolen
Tuesday night,
Mountain above MoKinneys, partially
wrecked and lying on ite The
occupants escaped without being seen.
There were three sete of license plates
with the car.
AAI MA SMAI
The Cummings Reunion,
The Cummings families held their
annua] reunion at Hairy John's Park.
Those present were: Mrs Leslie Mil
ler, Mr. and Mre Earl Cummings and
daughter, of Pittsburgh; Miss Helen
Cummings, Chicago: John Frasier, of
Akron, O.; Mrs. Rebecca Wolfe, of
Aaronsburg: Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Walker, son and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Cummings, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Cummings and sons, of Rebers-
burg; Mr. and Mrs, Harry Cummings.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Leister, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Garbrick. Agnes Cum:
mings, Tessls Cummings Sara Burris.
Miles Frasier, Mrs. Rebecca Foust, of
Centre Hall; Kathryn Frasier, Rebers-
burg: Chester Foust, Ralph. Whalter
and Malon Cummings, Rebersburg;
Paul Wasson, Lemont; Dawn Barger,
Altoona: Arber Cummings. Pearl Decks
or, Spring Mills; Mr. and Mrs, Nathan
fel Boob, Millheim. Mr. Boob, a Civil
war veteran, was the oldest one prea
ent. He will be 90 years of age this
fall. .
wns found
side
NO. 32,
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS,
“-
FROM ALL P RTS
rved af
13-4the
ration,
nd child
Gingrich
izing of
tion of
{ meth
swrapped,
to oper-
4
on Pri~
for the
Goodhart's
contract
”
adelphia, And
State Col-
22 years,
licenses
vo
schol
(Thursday)
expected that
from
and
$i
os poi
A
Gay outs
were gu
Harold
brother
decora
B
ry K. Mi
ngod respect
aged pect
a
Md.
James
f
AT od
M teh
Ma f §
7 and
marriage
on Fri
vely
were
granted
An
Hagerstown.
The N
inth District Sunday
plenie 1
1 t held
and it
will be
today
is
present
Lemont, Boalsburg
nmr
ht. Cherry Jodon,
and
the
attended a gath-
parts
last week,
Helen k
“Es. ore
Margaret
Centro
Odenkirk Bara
Delan
Hall 4H eciub
fF Teqd
Oden’
Iy
ey members of
: 3
ering o moehers
of the
from
fol-
gathering
* wont Biv
iTReG
IOC ROT
terbury on the
Committee. His
se of 1. 8. Sens
I. M
of Genera
$ TIT
Repu
nam
,
former Govern
State Senator
Ww
i 1}
Ww
Ome 3
ith and then
side trip was
in an
passenger plane. making up
4 six passengers carried.
distance was hundred miles,
fifty-five minutes flying.
trip
A
to Cleveland
8¢
Lie
One
covered in
About twenty members of the local
Y. P. B, both boyve and giris, attended
a regular meeting held on Grange Park
Monday evening, under the direction of
their leader. Mrs F. V. Goodhart The
delegates who attended the State cone
vention recently held at Elizabethtown
gave their reports. Roasted wieners,
done on the =pot. and rolls, were serve
ed for refreshments
Newton E. Hess,
when drivng out of the lane at hig
son's farm the State highway,
ran into a car driven by J. Slipakoff.
of New Orleans. and occupied by the
latter, his wife, and a Mr. and Mm
I also of Louisiana. The
was overthrown and all of the 00
injured. They wepe taken
Centre County hospital by Jdlreg
of Mr. Hesse. who not only agreed
ay the hospital bills but buy Me
Slipakoff a new car
of State
Colleges
onto
and sor
mints
The Jamison family reunion wal
held at Stern's Park, near Tyrone. on
Thursday, the number of the clan in
attendance having Seen 136. BT.
Jamison, of Spring Mills, was named
president for the coming year; Roy 8.
Jamison, Centra Hall, secretary, and 2.
A. Jamison, Bellwood. treasurer. Othe
ers from the valley present were Mrs,
E. T. Jamison, Mrs, Sarah Lingle, Mile
ton Vonada, Wm. Smtih, Spring Milley
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lingle. Mr. and Mrs.
V. A. Auman, Centre Hall. The next
gathering will be held the second Thurs
day In August on Grange Park.
Among the six candidates for presi
dent judge on the Republican ticket
in Bedford county fs Alvi A. Littla
who, fresh from Franklin and Marshall
College, became principal of the bore
ough schools In Centre Hall about 1885,
for several successful terms. His alm
using
school work as a stepping stove He
has been a leading attorney in his