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. Ppring Mills—7:30 P. M.
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both of Danville,
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munion service.
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20:00—S8unday School
Holy Com-
Service.
EVANGELICAL
(Rev W, E. Smith, Pastor)
Lemont—10:30 A. ML
Tusseyville—2:30 P, M.
Centre Hall, 7:30 P. MM.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Rev, H, A, FPruyn, Pastor.)
@mullton—
$:00—Sunday School.
310:00—Morning Worship.
Sprucetown—
310: 00—Sunday S« hool.
7:80—Evening Worship.
id
PRESBYTERIAN
(Bev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
$:30—8Sunday School
No preaching
service.
At LINDEN HALL,
(Pilgrim's Holiness Chur
IL. C. Mitchell
Sunday Schoo] at
Preaching of the
Pastor,
of )
at
An
ednesday
Cottage Prayer
evening.
Everybody invited to these meetings.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
of the Supreme Coart
Uhl
For Judge
Charles F.
For Sheriff
John
of Centre County
M. Boob
For Treasurer
F. Hunter
Robert
For Prothonotary
Herr
8. Claude
Register
I.
For
John Wetzler
For Recorder
D. A. McDowell
For County Commissioner
John 8. Spearly
Br fart
For Auditor
: Yearick
Mey er
THE COUNTY NEEDS
BRUNGART.
A VICTOR
{Democratic Watchman.)
It would be a
for the taxpayers
J. Victor Brun
3
wholesome
very thing
Centre county if
of
s the
gart v
= Vere
ty
elected to
Board of Coun
One
halt
the stand
against outside domination of
ness office
county. Mr.
man.
If he is made
€r there wil]
of using public
litical favorites.
Commissioners,
that office
& fev
of ling
Some
is
on the
courage
needed in
riot
to
to call a
and
ind fight
the busi.
of Centre
& aI wott}
Sper with
up
of
the taxpayers
Brungart is just such a
a County Commissions
of thing
money to pamper po
He's a fighter, just
the kind whe want to why
and for what dollar in
treasury should be paid out. There is
too much of this “Oh, that's all right”
stuff in the management the
ty's business. It might be all right
those who are getting theirs but it 1
all right to the people who wil go
without clothes enough to keep them
warm this winter in order to save their
properties from being posted for tax
sale in the corridors of the court house.
How are men who are desperate as
where they might gmt even tread
and molasses to feed their {families
with tomorrow going to get money
enotigh to pay taxes for wax to polish
the court house for voting ma-
chines that I'inchot satellite shipped
to Philipsburg the other day, law books
fn $2400.00 lots that litter the floor of
the Hbrary in the court house, for sal-
aries of officials as useles® as H0th
wheels on wagons?
God save the county. Victor Brun
gary can't do it alone, but he'll try.
Wao know he is free enough from po-
Htical entanglements to be under the
thumb of nobody, We know he is
clever enough to forestall any attempt
to put anythirg ‘over on him Wa
know he has been so successful in his
own occupation as a farmer that the
salary of the office Is of little conse.
quence to him. We know that all he
wants is a chance to show the tax.
payers of Centre county that thelr
business should be managed for their
benefit insted of that of bullding up
a machine. whether it be of his own
party or that of his opposition.
be an end this
will know
the county
any
of CoOtn-
to
sn'g
to
floors,
i"
“Let's elect John Boob Sheriff”
H. G. STROHMEIER PASSES
AWAY IN 98TH YEAR
Born In Germany, He Was Citizen of
Centre iiall for 46 Years ~All On-
ly a Week—~A Fine Christian Gens
tleman,
Strohmeler, a
garded citizen
died
morning al
prome-
of
his
Henry Gottlob
inent and highly ri
Centre Hall since 1385,
home here early Tuesday
ter week's illness from heart trou-
ble. Funeral services will be held at
the home thig (Thursday) afternoon at
2:30 o'clock, and after burial, services
will be continued in the Laitheran
church, Rev, 8, F, Greenhoe, his pas-
tor, will have the services in charge.
The deceased was born November 13,
1853, in Wurtenberg, Germany, making
his age at the time of death 71 years,
11 months and 14 days. When ajoung
man, Mr. Strohmeler did what all
voung Germans did in his day and
generation—learned a trade. He se-
lected stone cutting. He became inter
in the States through
books translated in
treating of conditions in this
and decided that an opportunity
came he would of his lot the
Americans, It not until
came years of age that the
for
at
a
ested reading
several German,
country.
when
1st
was
with
he
oppor -
arrived, Tails
salled from
York
her «
31
long looked
14. 1884,
arriving
tunity
was Mar
Bremen
fifteen
lowing da
when he
Now
March
wen
in City
later, !
he
ured
days
iy
«mp
where he
Re
inscriptions on to
i adv
wrtisem
at Stormsiows
where
employment,
the
similar
him
time, of of
business in
Jl of
as a
t time
then
ns se
and
t up
1885
eller here marble cutter
rr came
was ony sho
a
over the business, very
He was a good mechanic and gradually
fleld
Strohmeler
extended his of operation
Mr
and t
Was weil
a lively
OOK
educational,
movements
a Democrat
herent
AA t——
DEATHS.
HIRONIMUS
but a few he
and
Hironimus
Hrown
: { Tours
Mire. Frank Joli Milton ;
Mrs
ail of
nar
whom
except the
panokin ;
Laurelton,
t the
John Shoiter, B
lotte Irwin,
present a
funeral
ie
sister T&€ in
The Hironim
Hall
iv
Missouri.
a to Cen-
family
urn
is eam
from Cot almost six year
ago, and here Mr. Hiron-
fmus had gaged
the Sheffield milk plant.
ly regarded
friend to
ber of the P.
A. M,
Twenty
by
tro
gince ving
fireman of
high
been ¢ as
He was
citizen and was a
He
A
fia aH
was a
and Jr
mem
O, U
everyone
QO 8 of
flora
organizationg and
pleces were preser ted
private parties,
PROBERT Mra
widow of
Minnie Probert,
on Sunday while on her w
from her home in California, Washing
ton county. to Altoona, where she ©X-
pected to visit Mrs, James
The body w=
California, funeral services
held from the home
of Mrs. Robert Natchorn. a daughter,
The deceased was the youngest
of the children Willlam and Fan-
ride (Lause) Colyer, and was reared at
Colyer, which village was named for
her father, There survive thiee
sisters and a brother, namely, Mrs,
CGeoorge W. Ishler, Hall: Reub-
en Colyer, Colyer; Mrs, James Spicher,
Altoona. and Mrs: H. J. Lambert, Cen
tre Hall, now of Lakeworth, Florida
There aiso survive the deceased six
daughters and one son. She was aged
about years,
way by train
Epicher
sister =F gent boek to
from where
were Wednesday,
of
hex
Centre
wo
SHAFFER Uriah 8. Shaffer, one of
Madisonburg's prominent and respected
citizens, died at his home there at 12:-
80 o'clock last Wednesday morning, fol-
lowing an illness of dieseases Irrvident
to his advances] years,
Mr. Bhaffer was a son of Adam and
Mary (Smeltzer) Shaffer and was born
ft Madisonburg on the 21st day of May,
188, hence was aged 53 years and b
months,
He wang united In marriage to Mary
Catherine Yeurfok, who survives, with
these children: Mrs, John ¥, Royer, of
Madisonburg, and Ellis B. Shaffer, of
Tock Haven. Also surviving Is a sls:
ter, Mrs. Emma Havel, of Bpring Mliils.
=
Ielong member of
Madisonburg,
and a Christian gen«
highly in the com-
his entire life.
held Sat-
Madisonburg
pastor, Rev, E.
officiating. In
Madisonburg lLatheran
Deceased in
Zion
a kind
tleman,
munity where he spent
Funeral services were
urday forenoon in the
fautheran church, the
N. Fry, of Rebersburg,
terment in the
cemetery.
was
Lutheran church at
neighbor
esteemed
on
tn m—
FOOTE Robert M, Foote dled very
unexpectedly, on Monday, at his
in Millheim, after being confined to bed
for a week, although he had not been
in good health for some time.
The deceased was a son of John and
Amalia (Harter) Foote, and waa aged
about 45 He is survived by a
wife, whose maiden name was Miss
Catherine Confer, and three children:
Mrs. Edgar Jodon, Millheim; Miss Hel-
at and Mrs, Harold Auman,
Willlamsport also by three brothers and
Foote. Muncy; Wm,
and John, in Towa;
New York
husband
home
VOAars,
en, home;
Frank
Pittsburgh,
Maggie
with
two sisters:
Foote.
Mrs
Ellen
Williamsport
The
Evangelical
plo
Racha, and
who her live in
Jdaconsey
vixl In
and 8
if the
APPEAL FOR WETZILER
FOR
the
Centre
¢
in to
polls
of ’
Coan
whe
fundmential
iri best
John LL. Wetz
hoose 0
use in
care they would
fili a
£4
cannot
wusch
Eo
business,
yYyolers Wrong.
His life is
ith more than the usual
sadness, and it
buoyed up with ambition” and industry
He
far his
haa received his
ability unchallenged
have known him in
The Wetzler band, of which he has
been a member its beginning,
are paying a glowing tribute to their
friend by giving corderts
Centre county communities in
Wetzler's behalf, They are doing it
without one cent of remuneration. They
ike him and appreciate the great work
he hag done for them,
Mr. Wetzler's sole regret in this
campaign is that he canvrot afford a
car, and therefore has found it impos:
«ible to meet as many voters in the
county ax he wished. Because of this
fact. he wishes to urge every person
he has not seen to remember that a
cross in the square te the name
an siory
oper SOOM
" fe of
aly
yet shows fn
in has given
lifetim he
rightful share. His
by
a business way
deserving Te he
Aus
more during than
as
who
in those
since
day. 18 a vote for a man who will cap
duties of the office
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CENTRE
.
COUNTY
NOTES.
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HOSPITAL
* * .
Mills,
SUSEICHI
Miss Edith
admitted
treatment,
Adolph Johnson, of State College, be
came a surgical patient on Monday.
V. Bheesley, 12, daughter
Mrs. Mary Sheesley, of Woodward,
admitted last Monday for
treatment and discharged the following
Spring
for
Auman. of
Monday
wis jast
of
Bertha
wis
surgical
day.
10-year-old
Bheesley, of Woodward,
patient Monday,
Tuesday.
Veoyle J, Bheesley, pon
of Mrs, Mary
became a surgical
and was discharged
Wm. Solt,
ted Monday
cal patient,
After undergoing surgical treatment,
Edith Spicer, Bellefonte
discharged last Monday.
Curtin, 12-¥
Mre, H.
ams a surgical
and Aime
on
on
jellefonte, admit
last week
of Wins
of
as 4 BUrgi-
Was
Mrs, of
of
»
of
enr-old son
George
and Ladrd Curtin
be
Major
Curtin,
Tuesday
nesdny.
patient on
Wis harged on Wed
Dale, 6-year-old daughter
Andrew ale, of la
admitted
Mary n
{ Mm
i
patient
rick
pation
Keller
senneth BE Gar
medical
hed in
Mrs, Wm
the happy
and
are 4)
ho arrived at the hospital on Sunday
f Altoona. 1
SUnaay
Ernest Chestney, « SCAe
patient
of
discharged
in surgical On
ad
medi
nday,
Wm. Roll, AxeMann,
patient,
An
&
in
Was on
There wera 42 the hos
| pital at
patients
of the
—————" A —-
the beginning week
The ‘a hand coma
{out
§ COT
memberg of Wetlzler
a statement
¢ tha
througho :
in fis
ing
county
they
in
Wetzler
Pay.
gave
orts
aL
By.
ap
{ pre mm for what
| has done for them, and not for
————— a ——— YS ————
®
vember
——————————. a ROA
FOTTERS MILLS,
Homer Walk
Hawalian ls-
three years has
who were
homo Sunday in
homecoming Mise
| uth Walker, of Spring Mills; Arthur
Miller and family. of Mileshurg: Les
fe Walker and family, Keller Snyder
and family, of Yarnell: Leland Walker
(and family, of Boalsburg.
Franklin Sharer and family, of near
Millheim, ‘spent Sunday at the home Of
Mrs Sharer's parents. Mr. and Mrs, E,
B. Paimer.
Philip C. Frank, one of our aged cit.
fpons. is seriously ill at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. W. BE. lee Mis
{Claude Wert, of Tusseyville, and Mrs.
{(harles Duck. of Lewistown, are at
{the Lee home helping to care for him.
Thoss who enjoyed an oyster supper
iat the home of T. ¥. Fleisher on Sat-
| urday evening were Mr, and Mrs, Har
\ DD. Spary
Wert ard family, of Aaronsburg; HE.
Walker, son of
had iy the
the Army for
and the
been
lands In
home, 0
Walker
of
returned
at the
honor
on
his were
{Orrha Fleisher,
PRESIDENT W. C. T. U, FAVORS
BOOB FOR SHERIFF
Mrs, T. E. rR D.
president of the Centre County Ww, C,
T. U., has endorsed the of
John M. Boob Sheriff,
presses a great desire for his election.
This the left
to the head of the organization named
candidate
Jodon, Bellefonte,
candidacy
for and ex-
was only course open
for he Is the logical for
Sheriff all temperance people should
and will support provided they make
an Investigation,
RED CROSS RELIEF IN
79 DISASTERS IN YEAR
Forest Fires, Plagues, Storms,
Earthquakes, as Well as
Drought, Call for Help.
are
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as fol-
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yn in Idah
worker
homestead
river in
with
is out
clear-
1g prepa
arrival, Then
sweeping all in
Priest
father,
his heels,
iding to the
(ing
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November vorm
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Ladiu How
Assumpnsit,
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retrial.
onses to be tried at the
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M.
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Ejectment,
of court
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Robert Dodds ve, W
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plevin,
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B. R
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H. Homan. R
G. Homan, He
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and
business as
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Paley
and doing
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Rishel vs
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