YOl.. CV.
JULY
HOLDS FIRST
PARK
WIELAND FAMILY
REUNION, AT GRANGE
Funeral,
of
Attended Rossman
funeral
Th ©
fiosst
named
friends
home
ge
those
services Michae
An attended
well
n were
dear
from the
and Mrs, CC W
Philip and Dean.
Wm. Lohman, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
Rossman. Mr, and Mrs Sidney
Mrs. Tillle Rossman, widow
of Calvin Rossman; Mr. and Mrs, Wil-
Ham A. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs Sam
uel Kimport, Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Rock-
ey and daughters, and John Davis.
Mifflinburg-Mr, and Mrs. D. C. Ross-
man and son Harold: Mrs. John Ney:
hart. Lewistown—Mr. and Mra Char-
les Jordan, Mr. and Mrs, James Jordan
and son Earl. Boalsburg-—8amuel J.
Wagner, Cyrus and Harold Wagner,
Mrs, Ezra Tressler, Mr. and Mrs Jas.
Irwin, State * College—Revw, and Mrs,
W. J. Wagner, Rev. and Mrs. J. F.
Harking, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Swarts
Aaronsburg—Mr. and Mrs, James A.
Wert and son, D. SBparr Wert, Belle-
fonte—Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H Dale.
Philadeiphia—Mr, and Mrs. M, Ross.
man Wert, Loysville—J, Kenneth
m
about
below, as as by ny
and relatives
Altoona--Mr
Geary, Lois, Algie,
Mrs
Ham
Rossman,
se ———— A A AINE
ALEXANDERS GATHER IN
ISTH ANNUAL
Wert. »
treasurer, did likew Ti
ituditors, Messrs. H. FF. Mu
and
allowed for
: chipped a
the
the
&6 ©
nahip
I. BP
the mea
--
Treaster John Jubb
from their
services,
program,
m
rators of school
paid
Hip
rried ou
id =
CENTRE COUNTY
£15,295
RECEIVES
RELIEF FUNDS
check for
$15,206 from the State representing its
share the Talbot bill. Centre
Hall received the smallest amount of
any of the the thirty-six poor districts,
which sum was $19.65,
Centre county received a
under
The amounts received by south side
districts and the number of unem-
ployed In them. and the three districts
receiving the largest amounts are giv:
en below:
District No.
Centre Hall boro
Millheim boro
State College boro
College township
Gregg township
Harris township
Miles township
Penn township
Potter township
Rush township
Fhillpshurg boro «ox sa vill
Bellefonte boro «i165
Rng
Centre Reporter, $1.50 a yoann
unemployed. Amount
$ 1985
1590.60
59.85
133.00
130.85
133.00
70.80
32.4
325.55
3198.74
1622.64
1007.28
AEs
451
The
SNOW
SCENE
SHOE MOUNTAIN
OF FATAL
Cenfre County Hospltal
and elit
ters and
I
Return from Southern Trip
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CENTRE
HOSPITAL
-
PORT OF COUNT
FOR
¥
JIL NE
EY.
June
MEEKEHR~MecKINN
On Thursday
8.00 i John F fn
the Jate Me and Mrs. Maynard Meel
er, of Potter township, and Miss Freda
EE. McKinney, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Wm. FF. McKinney, of Potters
Mills were united In marriage ai the
Reformed parsonage in Centre Hall by
tev. I. R. Keener,
The happy young couple planned to
center their wedding trip around Bal.
timore, Md. and Washington, D, C.
The best wishes of their many friends
#0 with them
I A —————
Wrestling proved to less hasardous
to Ted Reybiltz 32, a Penn State
wrestler, than that of climbing a tree
The former athlete fell from a cherry
tree, at his home and broke his back,
resulting in his death,
———————— A
At the Lewisburg hospital an oper
ation was performed last week, on
Levi Drink, of Liverpool, for the re.
moval of a shot from the left eye. The
shot had entered the eye more than
twelve years ago, in a hunting accel.
dent, but had not caused trouble un:
svening
20th,
o'clock, Meaker =
til recently.
FOUR-H CLUB CAMP
EXPERIENCE
VALUABLE
Someon
KNow
ba
i ty
——————— AAAI
AND WOOL GROWERS
ELECT
SHEEP
OFFICERS
ar E. Willian
H. Walkes
McGoy
Rhoads
TR
Philip
8
B
ern Bellefonte
Laciile Bellefonte
a ————— A ——— ———
Mills B. B, Club Festival
Success,
Potters
The festival held by the
anehy Ciub
went her
boxing
Wm. Foust f PP
aey,
Mille, and
The
Dust As
de
. : Pre
of Reedsville
and
The
I¥ek
wer
rounds
i app
referee
peppy
landed.
contest a draw
In wrestling the honors were given
George Smith, of Centre Hill, who put
down his opponent, Russell Swcetwood,
of Potters Mills, three out of five falls,
There was a great struggle for caus
ing the last fall extending over a long
period with Smith coming out the
victor,
Saturday evening, August 6th, the
ball club will complete its festival ac
tivities begun with the one beginning
of this month.
The club members are grateful for
the patronage extended and promise
to even bettér entertain on August
ith,
Ww
inred the
tliops
were
LS AM AIA
S. M. Fish and Game Assor, Meeting.
The Spring Mills Fish and Game As-
sociation will hold a regular moathly
meeting in the Vocational school build.
ing, Thursday evening, Juy 14, at 8:00
o'clock. The subject of rearing trout
will be discussed. Anyone Interested
In better fishing Is invited to attegd
a ——"————
Br ——. at—— tp ——
NOT TODAY-—SOME OTHER
PROSPECTIVE
DAY,
SAYS
LOW BID FOR ROAD OVER
THE "RIDGE
MILEAGE RATE
APPOINTIVE
REDUCED;
OFFICERS AFFECTED
ard in the rellue.
EXD Sew friade
the Centre inty Ce
fective
ALIOW
rate cuts
veling from 11
expenses
and
¢
of
will 1re-
gaving
Commissioner
=e
| Be
Festival,
The
thie
local
festival Fourth and
previous, by the
although
excessivey cold
the year, netted
Weather condi-
tiong forced the removal of the out.
fit from the school grounds to better
quarters, which was found in the Booz.
er storage garage. Al} cars were re-
moved giving ample room for thes va“
rious booths, a section for the band
and seating capacity for several hun
dred persons. The I. OO. F, band of
Bellefonte was employed both even
ings, and rendered music as pleasing
to the ear as the appearance of the
personnel of the members was to the
ove,
The ball edub members are appreci-
ative of the patronage of the public
and will endeavor to return the com-
pliment by playing ball to the best of
their ability,
SAI AAAI,
The paste on the back of the new
Seont U, 8, postage stamps is not bet.
ter to the taste than that we licked off
held on the
Saturday evening
team, inter
weath
ball
by
jeague
fered with
er for this
the club
season of
a falr sum
the 2-cent stamps for many years
back.
res
NO. 27.
a —1
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
i
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
town.
r reunion is
August
cel
fa in
gin
{ the Brune
pared
wc rld
Word
Friday
she was
and
phin
was
Mise
who
Hark
illips and
recently
and Wat
the fam-
Mrs. John
Mary
Mra. Phils
loyed in One
"n iil storeg In
£ like re Fohringer fis a
ormerly
Fohringer, 1 We an aunt of
i Mr
Se
As
was the attrage
Hosterman, Ida
k, Louise Smith,
and Agnes
ring a part of
it was the first
for some of them,
ved the
well. The
re.
new
on i
ny
going and
Awistown.
R.
turning
Mr. and
interesting
of
lersbhurg,
to =pend
stopped
Reporter,
Mra D
children,
Harrisburg,
the
Rumberger and
whert and Jean,
their way to Hub-
old home of the former,
a part of thelr vacation,
for a short time with the
Mr. Rumberger, formerly 8
for a firm handling musical
instruments, severa] years ago switche
ed to the sale of life insurance and
has built up a nice trade. Insurance
companies, he said, proved the means
of preventing many financial wrecks
in and about Harrisburg by their loan
system.
on
salesman
The accounting, auditing and tax
consulting firms of D. Earl Fleming,
8B CC Greaves & Co, and Robert Ate
king, of New York City, announce thelr
consolidation under the firm name of
Greaves, Fleming & Atkins, with of«
fices at 2268 Broadway, effective since
July 1st. Mr. Meming, a former town
youth, although long engaged in busi
ness In the great cfty of New York,
retailing his interest in the oid home
sections and there are many of sur
readers who In turn are interested In
his progress as repeatedly noted in the
Reporter columns,
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