VOL. CV.
VICTOR BRUNGART
J.
Commissioner,
Business Ex-
Manage
Candidate for County
Possesses Necessary
perience to Successfully
Office,
After many
dustrious
4}
tiles
and in-
stration
orough
years
service
experience
offices has
office
next three
township
Hoy
Potter
ond
ship.
In June,
riage with
having
in the
1604, he was
Lida B. Yearick
been performed in
th
tha
mony '
Teformed parsona
the Rev H. I Crow
honeymoon, Mr and
moved Kent. Ohlo ete
Mr. Brungart employed
Metropolitan
Recelvire
vear
oa at Hublersburg bv
g tal
Following a brief
Mre. Brungart
vont
where for yea
A
to
was
Life
prom otion
Insurance
at the
.
Pa
naan
his
usinesa
waa trans
Br added wk
the he
later
Bru
gol
and
bh § we
the
art
overcame a
a dl
remain In .
he
turned
came a
farm
ehnaed
and his family
that The
late threa
1" "ee
hs 1}
father’s
he por
and he
A and
Analle answered en :
t
. share &
Rehors wnere
fo fx on hie
fanart Armes !
in
nnather
the spring of 1810
farm mnoarhv
have resided ther, since
Pruneort
Harold
saator for Centres
Carnie
time hap
of
our vears
17
a
11
was miik
and who fe well known
communities
eanacity’
rounty.
mary
in
graduated
Rane
chemi
tvs 1620
thas . »
on rine ering
ins the
Penn
now a
Cavineton West
now attending arhool
Mr. Pruneart has
auditer of Miles township for
he has been school dire
ssction for nest
a whe
rourss at Qiate nd =
holds
ta in
resnonainie
neyalt ion
Yireinn A
4 Males!
Peohershure
ar m
in
toon townshio
a Time
her of vears:
tor of came
ely years. his term
expiring thie fall: ]
an tha haard of directors of tha
County Mutual Fire Insurancs
of H: he i present Master
Teberehire
pleting his
Tair Asgocint
committea In Phare
tha
the oe
in the latter office
aix ven
Certre
He morved
¢
a the o
Cranes
ore and
Thin en
nolitieal
ndidate
faction
fr n oF
the Democratic
fe a member of
and has served
on the church
wears. His platform
ing campaien will be
treatment for all, regardless
ereed or political preference, :
This is the padt achievement of the
Temoeratie nominee for Commission:
wr, and it is one that challenges every
woter in the county to serious consid.
eration at the polls oh November 3
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SOPTANTS MAKE ALCOHOL
e FROM WOOD
In Pennsylvania alone fifty plants
mostly located in: the northern poction
the State make aleohoi from wood
d annually use about 260,000 cords.
The chemicals derived from wood
tillation have great commercial val.
in the manufacture of paints var
hes, preservatives, soaps and medi-
nes. The average yield of one cord
wood is 45 bushels of charcoal, 100
lo of acetic mcld or vinegar, 206
ads of acetate of lime. 65 pounds of
% 4 gallons of solvent oils, 2 gal-
of creosote oll, 10 gallons of fuel
nea
party
the Tathoran
t
Meial
hel ity
in on « Cane
for
during
equal
nrmber of
the onme
and falr
of race,
Hon fa
POTATO CROP NOT
ABLE, SAXS
The potato
this
of
PROFIT-
LOCAL GROWER
profMable
iw
them
The
except in
and
by him-
not a
to
Erowing
crop is
according
expense in
of near
ona
ment
TT. PF
year, state-
by
fig
Delaney, town,
quoted below represent,
paid
Or
case of seed, money
nt o
hired men A
out,
not take accou
#
Tha figures show a cost of 37
fhhel
Adi to
of
in
of ma
per b
ed,
investment
cost of labor Cost
keting, interest on
and machinery, deprex
ery the actual
And all this for a
at
intion
for producing cost
farm product
this time,
EE ————— a —— a——
BOYER'S HUTCHES.
HOUSE 1178
1173 rabbits
numerous hutches
no fixed value
RABBITS
A total
in the
Meadows
of are housed
on the Bear
Farm, at the Reitz
gap. at the entrance to Bear Meadows,
south of Boalsburg, conducted by C. H.
Boyer, Every pink of
valued at from
various breeds rep-
New Zeeland, White
Flemish. syed
ueeved
“hinchill
Game
rabbit is in the
condition and pedigreed.
$50.00, down. The
resented White
Colored
Rex and «
Joyer takes
are
Flemish,
Beverns,
Mr.
visitors
of
. H. SOCCER TEAM
WINS TWO STRAIGHT
MN8on
© alrtigh
18 i
wuld Port Ma
Centre Hall's
State
meet the
team.
Mastold Operation.
Miriam Brooks. seven
Mr, and
Hall,
hospital Sat
years
Mrs
was
of
ugnier
Bro of
t Centre
(8, Centra taken
urday
examination
he County
where an
id to
necessitating
afternoon
the cf
mastolditis
The
vealed be sufferng from
a
wna
Monday
resuits
mastoid op
performed
after.
eration. ation
by Dr
noon
opel
Foster, on
vorable
operations
been Foster
the past few months
A AAR I,
Birthday Surprise Party.
Mrs, Thomas F. Delaney
a very pleasant surprise party
to Benjamin Gentzel. who hag been one
of the family for the past seven years.
Ben, who ls member of the Senior
classe of the loca) High wns
very surprisingly greeted
of his fellow students besides
forty of his friends and neigh-
bors. The evening was pleasantly spent
playing games and partaking of choles
refreshments,
Ben was the recipient of many beau-
tiful and useful gifts.
Mr
gave
and
i
of
br
school,
course y
twenty
more
I A APART ATII.
Halreuts, 25e¢.
alrcuts are no 25 cents at F. P
CGeary's barber shop. Also, Thomas 8
Foss, an experienced barber, will
gist In the shop four evenings a week.
EE emma
A
we
Af
Some one h just Y us that
lvania which
makes
minors,
boys
these
with that
wea say
flapper?
clgtirettes
are all
getting
to ask, where
these of high
in
sophisti
with
school
whic]
ated
kes" indulge
alr? Or should
nonchalance
3
the of a
Ts AIA PAA AIAN.
At the of the baseball season
at Philipsburg, Senator Harry B.. Scott
turned over to the baseball association
of that town the playing fleld, known
as “Scott Field,” free of all encum-
brances. For the past eight years,
Senator Scott has furnished the field
and kept it in playing condition.
AIA AAPOR.
Witbert Dunlap, 33. of Bellefonte,
was held In ball for court by Rooke
ville (Dauphin county), Justice of the
Peace A. M. Hinds, Friday, on charges
of involuntry manslaughter and of
driving a car while drunk. Dunlap is
alleged to have: been the driver of a
machine that figured In an accident
that caused the death of Mrs, Mary
Fessenmyer, of Bradford.
gf
There Is a probability that Fleming.
ton borough will ask to be included in
the corporation limits of Lock Haven,
The Flemington council has taken fav
close
and 10 gallons of wood alcohol
orable action toward such a move,
LOCAL
I. O. F, LODGE
INSTALLS NEW
0.
of loen
last
office
At Aa the
of
regular meeting
Fellows
ted
nt
lodge
in
D
re were
term by
Mong
H
White
wm
Dutrow
|
Theres was
Wore
lodge Bellefonte
Lemont, Boalt
Half
Mileshurg
ey
’ Afi1
Of lovgres, Mil
Howard
oalport
roy
and
and
Lewistown
After
lodge t}
the
present
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In Q. M. C. Sehool,
& to the Centre Report-
Third Corps
Enrolls
i a le
in army
ex pectod oma here on furloug
ig the present month
NN ————————HEDH
50TH RED CROSS
ROLL CALL
COMING
ge Chapter ix ithe
under
On
i Cross whi Cen
i lary is
n having its
fiftiet)
Ww
for the
Mrs F
fcr es
M ru
Owens,
inst yea
ity A {rvons
great
ken intoroat
iad ma
led Cross work
Tih
wil hapter. but has
tha
experience in
with ‘the chapter at
years
in connection
ncn. New York
Mra, Owens is hoping »
Colleges may exceed its quo
last year, since the community here
much better off than
the eountry auring
depregsion
had
L137
dur
of
st the Etate
Chapter ta
of
fa relatively so
many parts of
this period of
The national
many calls made on its resource
ing the past year. and relies on mem-
bershine to continue its work The
magnificent response of the entire na-
appeal of the Red Cross
funds with which to give
drought suffereres show
have confidence in the
ted Cross It fa however, only throug!
the annual memberships that the wr.
ganization can be maintained in such
condition that it function during
emergencies as well the small
demands upon It
The Roll Call echalrman the offic
of the State Collage CF
he the
do wt
Roh
with
economic
organimtion has
ne
tion to the
for special
relief to the
ed that people
ean
as meet
or constantly made
and
ore apter uree
ts he
makin
WON Bev chapter
in
in
his
atl
Dre red 3 Ara
this vyenr'a fn siiccess hy
¢ rendy
aa
his "members
ditlonal Tm
the Noll ©
27.958 TAKE TESTS
FOR DRIVER'S CARDS
A of 27.058 applicants for au
tomobile operators’ license were exam-
ined by Troop ("of the Pennsyvivania
State Highway Patrol last month. Of
that number 7869 failed to qualify.
Since the first of the year 117.365 appil-
cants have passed the test and 41.544
have failed. Of this number 307 pass.
ed and 105 failed In the tests given In
Bellefonte,
Mo APA
Referring to road bullding in its sec
tion, the Millhelm Journal says: Of
ing of the Pine Creek road by State
Highway department forces will be be-
gun within the week, according to no-
tices posted along the route. The
quarry near the Woodward Cave has
been reopened for the furnishing of
stone chips to put on the coating of
oll. Ira Bartley, of Spring Mills, has
charge of getting the roadbed in shape
for the oll and chips and says he's
“gona make a real road, begad!”
Chester Spyker is In charge of the
quarry work and a crew of men are
placing the chips in advantageous po-
sitions along the way.
MM
Trespass notices for sale at tifls of
fice at 5 cents each or 6 for 25 cents,
totay
OPEN DEER SEASON
IS DECLARED
——
AGAIN
Kin
Days In
Both
Decem-
Hunters
Sexes for Fifteen
| Pennsylvania
i
May
. ber,
For
iw" went
the
Boson.
permitted to
The open doe son tl
resentment among
greg
number of
m
in a counties hunt
does wi
Authort to
or to
and
men and
ing of
Qers
of
closed hy
verry ie
permit
does llow hunting
does during the same
GEORGE WASHINGTON
BI-CENTENNIAL TREE PLANT.
ING AT SUNSET CLUB
For * Ti{ H
Thess located
at
Valley road
wr £9
ad,
rod
SH,
Planting
foot
shold
dedicating some ap-
propriate time di and the pub-
be
Me wedi
iH will
mony.
invited attend the cere
A —
County Odd Fellows Assisting Student
at Peun State,
James Swabb. son
Swabb, of Potter township, is a stu-
dent at Penn State through the gener-
ouity of the Past Grands Association, 1
0. O. F., of Centre county. he youth,
following the death of his father. was
placed in the Sunbury Orphanage
Odd Fellow institution, and his desire
to receive higher education came to
the attention of Centre county Odd
Fellows, the youth's father having been
The
interested
of the late James
ar
4 . ng »
local lodge Past
a member of the
Grands’ Association became
and to
youth
action. assures
neal
assoc]
Centre H%
the ¢
y time
Hall »
‘entre Halj
1
ig
Plex
members an ad
Odd Fellows
said to have provided the uth's
boarding and lodging while at school
Thus a worthy young man has made
possible for him higher ealucation
through the magnanimity grand
order
are
for 4
of
a
T———— A ————
OFF TO MEXICO,
Mr. and Mra. Roger T. Payard, of
Tyrone, are on a tour down along the
Rio Grande, and Wednesday of last
week went into Mexico. The post card
giving this Information oarrvies this
paragraph in print at the top of the
correspondence section:
“We are on our way to ‘Golden
Groves, at Mission, ‘Home of the
Grapefruit’ at the tip o' Texas, as the
guests of The Nick Doffing Company,
Ine, 910 New York Life bldg, Kansas
City, Missouri.” :
A A a ——————
Special 2-cent postage stamps to
commemorate the 200th anniversary of
the surrender of Cornwallis at York
town have been lssued and will be on
sale on and after October 20th. The
stamps are highly colored and of ate
tractive design. showing the head of
Washington, with Rochandeau on the
CENTRE
COUNTY HOSPITAL
NOTES,
- -
Monday
» * *
¥ 11
Noll
Hamuel
admitted on
ment
Mr, and
_IrRead
of Qtat
ate C
K
arentis of a
ations on
Friday.
Hughes
daug
Friday
Fredonia,
. avid
Bel
ter 1
1nfonte Hy
worn at the
on
F. Edwin
#
Stewart of
Jellefonte wa
Academy,
al tre
student
admitted on Saturday for medi
ment
John M. McClain
a surgi
L
ter of Mr. and Mra R. §
was admitted for surgical
Saturday
became on
daugh
anley Brooks,
treatmen on
Meriam Brooke 7-vear-old
WwW. Zeigler. of Greensburg
Raturday after
treatment,
of Johnston
discharged
surgical
Murray
was discharged re-
on
ceiving surgical
Homer G. Roessler. n
Penn State student
Saturday after undergoing
treatment
was on
township
treatment
Union
surgical
Saturday
Charles Peters of
after undergoing
was discharged on
There wera 43 patients in the hospit-
a] at the beginning of the week.
ANDERSON—-MOLTZ.
John R.
fee Edith
Anderson, of Bellefonte, and
Moltz, of Centre Hall, were
marriage in Lewistown by
pastor of the First
on Sep-
emploved
in
af
pha
ia
Beallefonte,
of a
employed
nt
for
ghee
at o
FONT
while
graduate business
if prese nt ne
for botarists Penn
ypher
been two
child
Mr. and Mrs
Centre Hall,
State. whers sh
has
o
rel
years, Eince a
with
in
made her home
1D. Bartholomew
atives,
———————— A SAS ——
STEFFEN—-BOOB,
Announcement has deen made al
the marriage of Miss Sarah Ellen Boob,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, S8amuel Boob
of Mil} Hall, to Ammon Ruff Steffen,
of Mill Hall, son of Wm, H Steffen, of
Aaronsburg. The ceremony took place
at the parsonage of the Reformed
church, Aaronsburg. By the pastor, the
Rev. G. A. Fred Greising.
Mr. and Mrs, Setffen will reside In
Lock Haven, '
—— A STAIN
Hospital Meeting.
The annual corporate meeting of the
Centre County Hospital wil] be held
In the court house at Bellefonte, on
Monday evening, October 12th, at 8:00
o'clock, At this meeting corporate
business will be transacted with the
election of a number of trustees and
reports of the hospital for the Hear.
All members of sald corporation are
invited to be present.
C—O
Trespass notices for sale at this of
left and Degravse on the right,
: :
fice at § cents each or ¢ for 25 cents.
*
a
TOWN AND COUNTY NRWS,
:
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PA T8
NO. 39
remove
Pockae
i he
to
1 proved to
bushels, The
form size
rvests
pota~
have a three-day
to-day (Thurs.
talent used fn
the mountains
day.
E. Loe, of
ormer's mother,
motored to
Bun-
brother,
1
nning
Ame
» following
and unti]
Lee's
Sweeney and little
farah
or Hil
aturday
Martz, Mrs.
Hall.
been
Burke.
past
daughter,
gst.
the
“
Miss
the Man
toenekin
NB
Ome
Yr
the
11t
word]
nade up
Friday,
age of
nonthe,
same
Avers
are home
ip Inté
which
to
He
to par,
his fathe
3 of
in town on Sate
MM ake io &
district,
consult
at
ion
les
Ver
rederick Watt
Renovo
$
to
ranger
mattend.
and one-half
wnship, Union
forest road,
n the State by the
ympany. of Oi City,
erecting &
i « Tessa ry
investment ig ode
three
Deer to
Spruce Rus
iosased ror
nait x
purpose
3
er
mounts
tree
the ravishes of
week a chests
nut shoot in height
wit some forty chestnut biurrs bear
ing nuts was found. This, indeed was
a mare sight in these quarters
5 Zerby, prominent Gregg tows
ship farmer, business caller &f
this office Saturday. He reports
the finest corn he has ever
harvested, ard while the price is not
whe 2 be Mr. Zerby hag 80
complaint on this score, but has pléfi
ty to concerning high taxes—-and
who will deny Ne is right?
Mr. and
Pittsburgh.
day until
shiestnut
that escaped
Last
feet
the chestnut, blight
about ten
O
was a
on
crop of
*
t is
say
Mre. John McWilliams, of
were guests from Thurs
the beginning of the week
of Mr. and Mrs. F. V Goodhart, in
town. Mr McWilliams who is &
brother of Mrs Goodhart, is connected
with the Socony Oil Co. and. by the
way, is not to pleased with the
National Administration's policies, and
especially those followed by Secretary
of the Treasury, A. W.
It that
week the
well
3
M
sOems
that
to collect only
we sald, last
iocal tax collector was
30% of the schod
year ag compared with past
failed to take in considera
of the last day on
which such tax could be paid before
the 5% penalty would imposed.
There really was a grand rush iu the
closing days of September to escape
this penalty. with the result that the
school tax paid in represented 50% of
the duplicate. Which, of course is a
high score in these days with Old Man
depression at the helm.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Mitterling were
off on a three-day suto trip souty to &
point close to the Virginia-North Care
olina State line. They left here in thelr
Dodge sedan Friday morning, reaching
Hagerstown, Maryland. for the mid-day
lunch, going on through the SBhensne
doal Valley to Roanoke. Va. From
there they drove sast to Richmond.
Leaving Richmond Sunday morning,
they came on to the National Capital
where they visited Mrs. Carrie Ruhl
at the National Lutheran Home for
the Aged, and on home by way of
Frederick and Carlisle. reaching here
at 7:30 Pr. M., covering a disance of
rearly nine hundred miles. Apple
orchads Indened to capacity with cholty
red-ripe fruit was one of the most ate
when
tax this
VRITR, we
tion the receipts
be
tractive scones in the beautify Shen
andoalh Valley. :
SEY A cn I i. A A———