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VOL. CVI.
DEMO
CHAIRMAN
ELECTED
STATE
VAN DYKE
CRATIC
National Commlitteeman Sedgwick
Kistler Re-elected—1Wet
Adopted.
Resolution
pacing
hands of the ious States.
Pending rej modification
the Volstead law to increase
liquors,
cohol
The Democr:
command,
sleaders point .
contrast
in to
oe
Stats
pre hibf.
Republican
FOR BABIES,
DEDICATED
REED COTTAGE
AT WOMELSDORF,
sorvices of the Ira 8
B
Womdisdorf, wns
Dedication
Cottage for
Home,
last Sunday.
Ldtt.
Reed Bethany
dedi-
Paul 8. Lein-
the
Phila-
the principal speaker, The
of ap
.
Reed, of
ahies Or
Rev.
D.
Messenger,
D editor of
Ch
urch
Cott coat
erected
$40,000 by
at a
Ira 8
supervised
Age
proximately
who the con
Sellersville,
ruction and donated the structure
C—O A
Eleven Applicants Granted Licenses.
persons passed a learner's
Bellefonte, to
Fifteen
received their
Blanchard,
Mrs
held
roe
in op-
vehicle, appli
Those who
I; Richards,
lafornte:
E.
Edward Eb-
Ethel Bea
Pelle
Margaret Manning,
rown, Verla Craig,
t. all of State College
ver, Lemont; Edward Purdue,
inte,
fp Ap —
SHEFFIELD MILK PRICES.
The price to be paid the
members of the Sheffield Producers Co
Inc, for the 23
per cent. grade B milk delivered by
them during the month of April is $1.-
0% per hundred pounds in the 201-210
mile zoned with the usual freight, grade
and butterfat differentials. This is
equal to 21.29 for milk sold on a 3.5
per cent basis,
C—O SS a ——
Pinchot's “dryness” has become so
dry that it appears to have evaporat-
od completely.
A I A
The fire tower on Perdue Mountain
ix being repainted by Richard Brooks
and Eddie Brenwsier doing the artistic
work. The tower has a helght of Af:
ty feet or more from its base,
net cash
operative Association,
EGGS, Te DOZEN;
IN SOUTH
BUTTER, 18e¢,
DAKOTA
Reporter Subseriber Says Farm Prod-
.
Hit In
Not Raise
Price
to
Lowest
Pay
ucts Have
Yoarse—Does
Plas,
M RS. ENTERTAINS.
Ada
vot
BUTZ
Butz,
of
Yi
ist
Mrs
her friends
wo
Wid
Beliefonte
MILLMONT WOMAN
HORRIBLY Bi
Announcements,
held at the
M on
Legion
and
and
College,
will be hedd
M. E » Sunday evening,
26th,
Sprucetown
Memorial
Spruesiown
Memorial
gorvices wilf be
cometory «006 P
The
wer vicey
Day American
the in charge
bring with them a
iring squad
Children's Day
speaker
from State
services
in the
June
The Sprucetown cemetery association
wil
from
cemetery
be pleased to receive contributions
interested in having the
up. Funds badly
following committee will
receive funds: H. E. Foust,
G. HL McCormick, secretary ;
treasurer; W, F, M¢Kin-
parties
Kept
The
gratefully
are
needed,
president
F. F.
ney.
Palmer,
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DISPLAY OF TULIPS IN
BOOZER GARAGE WINDOW
tive display
vindow of
Ios der
ording
af
varieties of tulips. the being
Cottage
varietivs
Tulips,
Tulips
were grown by
of near Centre
interested In flowers and
He is of the
Glant Darwin, Breeder
Tulips, and
The flowers
WwW. Burkholder
He is much
landscape development
opinion that American home owners
are beginning to realize the value of
gardening as a means of making the
home a more attractive place in
which to liva He states, “I sincere
ly believe that within the next few
years there will be a marked increase
in the popularity of landscaping as a
meaing of home beautification.”
Or AI MPAA.
MILLHEIM BOROUGH REDUCES
SCHOOL TAX 5 MILLS
The Millheim school board's action
at a recent meeting was heartily ap-
proved by taxpayers when a five mill
reduction was made in the tax rate,
leaving the millage fifteen mills. The
reduction means a lessening of the
tax by $1357.55. The valuation on
which tax Is rated is $271,510,
Wm. N. Duck was elacted teacher of
the 6th and 6th grades replacing Miss
Klaer,
Parrot
Eugene
Hall.
HUR
psm—.
NO. 21
A
Be
PRESENTED
(0. GRANGE
I TRAVEL GAVE!
0 CLINTON
There were also Patrons present from
Blair, U
Tioga counties,
The
flastheran ch
The re
meeting
nion, Lycoming. Lawrence and
besides the many from
held
well-fill-
Clinton meeting was in the
sch, which was
Pomona
Worthy
rout
followed
orcs ig
gusay of
ed
by
Was
Master Burrell in the morning session
There were nina candidates obligated
by
who
n fifth degree the Worthy State
Master Dorsett. made it a4 very
impressive
A
noonto more the
ceremony.
at
bountifiy dinner was served
in 200 persons, br the
i
ladies of Avis grange
The was opened
T
afternoon sess
wddress of
of Clinton and
onded t« y vie log of
entre Also, by two
smal girls from Clinton, The renain-
part of
tre county
ing the program was by Cer
Patrons
lecitation, “Don’t
Donald Biddle.
The
string band
delightful,
Reading by
Moon Grange
The minutes of the Centre-Bedford
meeting were read by Worthy Lecturer
Millward, and presented by him to
Worthy Lecturer Hubbard, of Clinton
county. Pictures of dairying in Eng-
land and other foreign countries were
shown by R. OC. Blaney and explained
by Prof. E, B. Fitts, of the Dairy De-
partment of State College, who vis
ited the foreign countries,
The gavel was presented to 8. CC.
Burrell, Pomona Master of Clinton
county, by 1. E. Biddle, Pomona Mas-
ter of Centre county. This Is a very
you tell on me”
by
wis furnished by the
it
music
of Union Grange. was
Miss Beck, from Hal
impressive ceremony, and the gavel
caries with it the spirit of fraternal:
¥
Vis
Chester Wa
teaher: Will
nine Dinge
¥
This
the
benefita
Reductions expenditures
costs in the ral Ge
in
de
vernment,
utead of levyin vy fe taxes were
manded, and
corded
gainst State regulation
and
posed
sirong protest was re
in the resolutions adopted a-
of school terms
teachers’ salaries and the
pro-
elimination of the one-room
schooy hougps
Pomona
at 15
FRANK KELLER.
& ™\
The marriage of Miss Myla Catharine
B. Wert, Jr.
the bride's
A. Bpyk
acn
The next Clinton county will
meet Jeoch Creek,
MES
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WERT-—-SPYKER.,
Sept
Spyker to John was An-
noumed on T
Mr, and Mrs
marrage
wwday by
parents
er. 1
Methodist
land
ceipt
Chester
PATRON
Saturday, May 7th.
the official ann
marriage was known
the most intimated friends of
ple
The bride graduate
High the
Commercial College, and since complot-
ing
af
is a #
the local
Willinmasport
school and
Aa course in the latter institution,
a little more than two years ago, has
been employed in the offices of the Ag-
rvicuitural Department, Pennsylvania
State College, where she is now en:
gaged,
The groom is a son of Mr, and Mrs
John B. Wert, of near Tusseyville, and
tke his bride is a graduate of Centre
Hall High. Since his school days he
has been employed by his father on
the farm.
Both bride and groom are very es.
timabld young people and are popular
in their set. No announcement has
been made of thelr immediate inten
tion.
RA 0 I AG AP SAIS.
Memorial services wil] be held at
Linden Hall, Sunday afternoon, May
20th, at 2:30 o'clock,
¢ivn Colyer,
TOWNSHIP YOCATIONAL
SCHOOL NEWS ITEMS
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THE ‘LUCKY JADE” COMING.
ine 4th
Lascky
in Cen
Auditor
the nig of J
the
C0
Please keep
open. You
Jade make her first
tre Hall at
fum
Admission
and 15
This musical comedy
It
will want to
apipes
the Grange
bee 11 rice
cents
wil we minimum
of 25
carries a heavy
with
sadness
dangerd disturb
ances disrupt the of the
faint The prologue is a “Voo-
doo temple in the heart of Africa. The
od at "The Beeches”
is bubbling oven fun
It
mystery
with
and
pear on
and fancy is tinged
and secrecy. lis
will
hearted
two acls are J
in Hampton, Va
Watch for
Be sure to get y«
next week's notice
wir tickets early.
Banks Prohibited from DPrawing Up
Legal Documents,
attorn-
Friday
the
prohibit
and
rey between
hankors met tied
wns
adoption resolution by
Bankery
from
uments
of n
Pennn association
A . ty
ing banks drawing up wills
other legal dox
The ition was approved at the
ing the
convention held in Pittsburgh
reso
chow gogsion of bankers annual
PAINT SPRAY DEMONSTRATION
AT T. F. PELANEY FARM
Edward Durst, of town, is extending
an invitation to farmers who may be
interested in watching a dJdemonstra-
tion of the new DeVelbis paint spray
machine, to-day (Thursday) and to-
morrow, on the Thomas FF _ Delaney
farm, where the large barn and other
buildings will be painted in this mod-
ern manner. The machine has been
purchased by Mr. Durst from the
Thompson Decorating company of
Lock Haven, dnd repersentatives of the
company will do the demonstrating.
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DAVIS PLURALITY #01008
James J. Davis defeated General
Smedley Butler for the nomination for
U. 8. Senator by a plurality of 401,000
votes, The official vote is given thus:
Davis polled 934975 votes and But
fer 533.966. Willlam 8. Adams, wet
candidate, had 37.420 votes as the
third candidate,
The Democratic vote for United
States Senator was: Lewis C. Cassidy,
Philadelphia. 62449; 1. H., Rupp, Al
lentown, 112.908,
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
legal, of Reads
of Al
Schaeffer,
Rr
Mrs
ward of The Bellefont#
are Company, left Bellefonte thé
of last week for New York
there fi weeks
being
over 10
as nevet
R. Owens
a rd
JAIre
sil | » oy Fx
uled from wr alive
his objective
trip to Europe,
Wales Mr. Owens
he h
Beforé
Mh Hunt
the former
Biate
ITE.
rr i
MTITILS
thinks she
pHaymate.
newcomers
y her two
tingdon bY
the
and High school
leporter window,
fon. Some
pict are was" thirty
and le ago. The dress is very
different from that of today, and Is a8
noticeable the younger children a8
the ‘teens above fitieen,
shoes fs the unbroken ruié
Many of the kids plotute
fathers and
far in the
that tima
of ate Rev.
who served on Methodist
with residence at Spring Mills,
with her daughter, Mrs. Baird,
husband, J Eugene Baird, of
through the wale
wiih Mrs.
Spring Mills, former
Although eighty-five years
is in fine phy*
retains her mens
’ de
pupils, posted in the
much
Of ZTa
are attracting allent
of the pict “as
res
YOArs “8
in
in those
High top
in footwear
od
have
in
are now niotheres or
children advanced
were at
as
schools as they
Mrs,
Chiicote,
Chilcote, wife the
the
charge,
together
idge
on passing
dave ago
days ago,
at
stopped
CC. A. Krape,
neighbors,
of
age, Mrs. Chilcaote
condition and
sical
faculties
tag
Dr. Andrew GG. Beshore, who has
been in town since last summer, exs
pects to leave here for Chicago in the
near future. He will cover both the
Republican and Democratic National
conventions to meet in Chicago, for
the Kansas City (Mo) Star. He is an
experienced political writer and if
looking forward to a busy but most en*
joyable task assigned him by the proms
inent Missouri journal. Dr. Beshored
first appeared here as a Chautauquik
lecturer several years ago, and liking
the place so well he came back.
The first reunion of the 43rd Ualted
States Infantry, after 31 years will
take place at Newport, R. I. on Me
morial Day. Robert B. Burns of Mun«
oy, former county detective of Lycoms
ing county, is one of the survivers of
the regiment, having been a quarters
master. Mr. Burns is the husband of
Miss Nina Snyder, a former Oentre
Hall girl. “The reunion is being are
ranged to honor the memory of ite
hero, Lieut. Jospeh T. Sweeney, who
was commander of the troops that
were massacred at Catubib on the Is
land of Samar in the Philippines
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