YOL.. CVI.
COMM,
REPEAL
DEMOCRATIC STATE EX.
URGES PROHIBITION
are urged to
repeal at
fon ‘adopted by
utive Come
Harrisburg.
President
prohibition
Pennsylvania voters
support prohibition
next by
the tid
mittee
The
polls
the
aresoh
monin
Demoera State Exe
at a meeting in
endorses
the
follows:
Ro
tted
Amend-
TY
also
resolution
stand on
and
Whereas ,
stands
- '
Roosevelt's
question, reads as
President evelt
unequiveo to
of the
m
-COomn
the repeal eenth
ment as a promoting t
perance and restoring a greater
spect for and order
And, whereas, the
Volstead
ufacture and
has
modification of
the man--
beverages
wisdom of
retucing
the law to permit @
of
mild
the
sale
already
the President's
drunkenness and
proven
judgment,
greatly curbing law-
lessness;
And,
these
whereas, the legalized sale of
mild beverages increased
considerably the revenues of nation-
al, state and local treasuries instead
of further enriching the racketeers
who have flourished under the Eigh-
teenth Amendment;
Therefore, be it
Democratic State Ex, Comm.
the declaration for repeal incorporat-
ed since 1830 in the state and na-
tional platforms;
And fu
the Democrat
mittee
nia,
to
has
that the
re-utlirm
resolved
he that
State Executive Com-
voters of Pennsylva-
of party affiliations,
President's stand in
voting on Novensbher
to the Stats» Consti-
ple dg-
Eighteenth
it resolved
rther
urge all
irrespective
support
matter
the
by
his
fc Inte
ior
utional
candi
Convention who are
al
ed 1
Amendment,
o the repeal of the
A ————— I A en
TEACHERS OF COUNTY TO
MEET IN BELLEFONTE, FRIDAY
LICENSE
TO
HUNTING
Pi
WITHOUT A
I'S WM. WOLF
y A nur
Game War
ry Wir
Tv
pressed
gar
NO othe r
day and
squirrel—oug
FROM AUTO ONTO
CONCRETE ROAD;
FELL
DEAD
William the
Lewist
5
fractured skull
Davis, 42, succumbed in
wn hospital on Friday to a
received late the night
before when hewas thrown from the
rumble
he
sent of a
friends were
Philipsburg
in
Davis
stop
rumble seat
which
from
roadster In
and returning
the Se Mountains, it claimed
ven
stood up as Car
started to get
As he did the «
forward, toppling 1 over
and
onto the
The «
Jokn Davy
heid Mor
made br
cematery
sosiliifoiana——
FEDERAL AGTS, COLLECT CROP
LOANS MADE BY FARMERS
Bay
the
#
of super
E
for
fleld
division
administration
P Meadville,
visor
National
spent part of
county making
loans which are due
farmers.
This is the second visit Mr,
made and he will make one mors, on
October 26. in the afternoon. He re
ports that collections have been very
satisfactory, that the borrowers have
been meeting thelr obligations with a
high degree of regularity.
The loans on which Mr. Day is mak
ing collections were granted during the
spring to over 200 farmers in the coun-
ty for the purpose of buying seed and
fertilizer. The understanding at the
time was thas the loans were to he paid
this fall. The field superviesr notifies
borowers by mail of his itinerary, and
the borrowers make their own arrange
ments for getting in touch with him,
——————————— IM ASS
jovernor Pinchot favors the passage
of the Sth Amendment to the State
farm Joan of the
Agriculture
a Inst week in Centre
collections
at this
crop
from
on
time
Day has
GRAND AND TRAVERSE JURORS
FOR NOVEMBER TERM COURT
Grand Jury Meets Fiity Monday In
First Week
sion, Second
October; Regular Ses.
November
Mon-
in
Third
Monday
and Second Week for
day.
GRAND
ud B
Coble,
JU
Edw
Samue]
Mrs. Clare
Dunkle, pipe
Fry, 1
Cin
nner
Mer.
nee rmitt,
Leo fitter
Ci. Mac
Walter
rime 5
' Matilda
John H. Haines, ironsbhurg
Miles Heaton B nie
HL M. Myers, laborer State Colleg
Harold 8. Meyer, Mil
Gea, McCormick, ng Mills
Mary Matilda
CL
Harry.8nyder,
Lyman Smith,
Fred Thompson, Bellefonte
Mrs. Catherine Tallhelm, hk...Fleming
Cornelius Twist, Philipsburg
Carrie Thomas, hk... iellefonte
Sumner Vonada, farmer Hall
George Wilson. farmer, Bellefonte, LD
Clem Watson, Philipsburg
N. I. Wilson «Warriors Mark
eorge Young, 1 Bellefonte
TRAVERSE JURORS, NOV. 13
Brown, Shoe
tes oorer
irpenter
af
@
machinist. . Sp. “
rmer., .Spri
Pring Port
laborer
K.
Rishel, Madisonburg
Philipsburg
.. Bellefonte
invalid
laborer
laborer
laborer. .
Centre
laborer
gent.
rhe
George laborer. ....8now
Paul
W. 8 Buddinger,
Wilson } clerk
Be Breon,
Margaret
Beaver, teacher Bellefonte
laborer. . Snow Si
jamin laborer
Becaer
ASSOCIATION
MEETING HERE
WHEAT CONTROL
FORMED AT
The permanent org
wheat reduction control oclation was
direct -
the
idl B
held in
meeting
nk
afternoon
ilast week Centre Huntingdon
ounties have oie together forming
Huntls
memoersinp
y Centre wintion
with
ip
ning
itl. Owens
rep
Bellefonte community,
Hotment committ
ER
er Ons
Owens and
Official the wheat
directors’
Bank at
for
the
tional
headquarters
will
First Na
board Dr
of the
Centre Fall
In the forming of
ganization
control
room
the
permanent ors
Centre oounty has heen
grouped in four communities as follows,
lellefonte Hall, Mills
Poals community
Huntingdon of
communities
committee
the
Centre Spring
and
ng
there nun
with the chalrman rep
resnting
of directors of the
H. 1.. Ebr
National Ban)
tant
community board
control sociation
eh
ght, cashier
ft Centre
THE SEVENTH AMENDMENT.
15 eventh Tyryopst
Bellefonte
Philly Ig
Howard
Howard
Fa
Jurtis, m
DeArmitt,
Diehl
Hanna
on
yuly
oles
Hall
Etters, miller
Fishburne,
Gladfelter
Edward Hoe
: Houtz
Lewis Heidler
Houser,
E R
Bb M: Henderson
laborer
welldriller
farmér Karthaus
. Lamont
Sandy Ridge
lellefonte
euben mechani
mer
St. College
Philipsburg
Howard |
Harpster,
Horan,
Kerstetter, 1
hk
laborer
vi
Grace Kes fer anit St
Minnems
Melaughlin
MeCormich
Ne
srMmer (Yall
Mileabur ® |
Port Matilda |
|
:
{3001
cri
KE an ial
NearhofY,
Oyler
wn Mmrer
Samuel
Milford
Wm.
tarry
Wm.
Nason
iaborer
farmer Nittany
Poorman. farmer ellefante
A. Rossman, merchant Mileshurg
Rishel, farmer Centre Hall
Richards, laborer. Port Matilda
Lloyd 8mith, laborer .. Howard
WL DD. Bhoop, clerk Centre Hall
J. H, Strouse, saddler.... State College
A. R. Spangler, Inborer. . . Philipsburg
J. D. Tanyer, laborer. . Pine Grove Mills
Edward Tussey, laborer .. Boalshurg
Ernest Vinton, Iaborer. ... Philipsburg
E. E. Vonada, laborer Nittany
RC. Williams, laborer .« Fleming
William Walker, farmer... Rebersburg
Paul 8 Wise, farmer... Contre Hal
Paul Zimmerman, banker. K Aaronsburg
A AO IARI.
Margaret is the
Bucknell University freshman |
co-eds, with Elizabeth a close second, |
according to a recent check-up of the
first-year women. Only a few of the |
freshman girls have the same name. |
moss popular name
among
constitution. This is once the Reporter
gives him credit for making an unbi-
ased decision.
»
Lyetta, Huan, and ‘Clementine are!
among the unusual names found on the |
olass roll, |
;
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SHEFFIELD MILK PRICES,
'
CALL TO YOUNG
ORGANIZE IN
The Yo
County
DEMOCRATS TO
BORO AND TWP
ane
»
mtinuing
nty
n
the
township
each voting precinct
official represent
and Cen
precinct, Ralph Homan
Delaney South t, Ge
pre
Sumner
toner
borough,
a) Wert
Boower
of i
officers of
the
chairmen and vice.
precinct chairmen
County "ommiites
possible
wnigation
d
clube
hip ar
Theas shot
1 ti}
party
community ane
a strong militant
The National and State OC
encourage
avery ro
build organiza.
nmit.
organizations and
charters are issued to the clubs by the
Nationa; Committes of Young
Democratic Clubs of Amerioa.
A cordial invitation js extended to all
who are intersted in the success of
the Roosevelt Administration, and bet
ter Biate and county government, to
attend the meeting Friday evening.
The fact that it is cailed Young Dem:
ocratic Club should not create the ime
pression that only the youngest voters
are considered. The State organiza
tion has not set a definite age require.
ment. It is hoped that young people
who have not reached their 21st birth:
day will become interested and active
ag well as those who are registered
voters. It is also an organization of
women nas well as men.
I A I A
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
Orvis EB. Gillette «++ Brow Shoe
Sidney Bland ............ Snow Shoo
Bellefonte
tion
ton these
the
Irvin G. Bloom .........
Bara IL. Lindenmuthk
“an
LOCAL 1, 0. 0. ¥. HOLDS
INSTALLATION CEREMONIES
Only
D.
Member—H,
An Odd Fel
Remaining Charter
Brisbin—64 Years
Makes Visit,
low,
Contre
V. A
John H
Halph
ctor, E
Guard,
Guard, J
to N. G.,
N
Ww
v
Ray
Pu
Homan
rnest Ho
Fred
Bru
Geo, Mot
H. H. Mari
i B
QG.,
G..
G. Clvde
Mark
Kn
R
I.
Trust
Th
tors
Among
bin,
co
John
Hi
D. Bris.
member
Of
been
i
amass A MAAS SRS
HILL EVANGELICAL CHURCH
ANNUAL HOMECOMING
t EGG
’
—— A ———
ONE JUROR FROM
CENTRE HALI
[ONLY
1 HBOROTGH
14
mb ammo M0
PHILIPSBURG BREWERY OPENING
ATTENDED BY BIG CROWD
ist Thurs
{ p
served
gra Belie
nnd
approximately
cted th plant
repast
intili late at
night the continued line was unbroken
rom other parts of
amo
oO
were ng the
guests present
The plat vill employ
present
approximately
1
1 the
AN
$
t ha Fis
in the near f{u-
3
Ef —
CORMAN'S 870 IN DESK
MISSED BY CLOSE SHAVE
ve weeks ago the
an attempied
= Corman home
ving
Reporter men
the
robbery
near Penns Cave
of 1
how
broken «
an account the h
desl
wit fn
as entered, a Ten
it party
y disturbed
the
evident]
HNnE of
learned that
ed in the
of 870.00 in
2 freee
i from
previou
the
desk
Vas Peon] ved
fow
el
the home was acquainted with both the
facts that Mr had made the
sale and where he kept his money un
ti banked.
days
thas
"
i Hen person who entered
Corman
ER ————
Az Viewed by the “Watchman”
would be well for Centre county
have a District Attorney who has
not the same political ties as the Court,
Not that we impugn partisan motives
te His Honor, Judge Fleming. With
a Democratic State's Attorney working
with a Republican Judge in the con.
duct of our courts even the suspicion
that partisanship sometimes distorts
Justice wouldn't have a leg to stand
on, ‘
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From “Bucknell”
Hugh Morrow, son of Dr. and Mrs
Hugh Morrow, of Centre Hall, nas
been pledged to the Delta Sigma fra-
ternity at Bucknell University, where
he is a member of the freshman class,
Bucknell's fraternities pledged a total
of 52 men when bid day was held at
the conclusion of the rushing seassn.
It
to
19, 1933.
po nn. ——. ————————————
OVERHEARD,
and
present
i
i
i
ininger
work.
The
urch,
office,
Grange
terian of the
Reporter and
The Presbyterian
1888, and the Ma
Mill Han
indicates
the
Las
inter
Grange
both
hall
180%
of
Wel
185%;
filone
built A
the
oJhn
in
indivi
the Alfred
Bartges
house SAME
the same time
home in 15060 the
now oocupied 1
bn
os
E
wy CC
02 the Ge .
owned and
the H
i912
Mitteriing caf
1813
upied
nN
1502 ¥
Grove place
Smit}
16192
Bartholomew
the Reporter
the «
the Wm
FM
y residence,
OW owned
the Lie
vet remain
A l¢
IL.
Dauberman
wander
Prof 8)
Sr.
J
the
grandson.
aft
in possession f &
The Kerlin home
plant, built in 1908 The Al-
exander place was erected by Iw. Ale
exander in 1882, and the Dauberman
place by Mr. Dauberman 1887
Bill: The Penns Valley bank building,
I recollect, was erected by the banking
company a few years after the insti.
tution was organized (1873) making the
time of building, 1877.
John: The other brick
town are of such recent
they are remembered by
generation living here.
———— AI MASI
Bucknell University will observe its
annual Homecoming Day on Saturday,
October 28, with the Bucknell-Temple
football game as the main features on
a crowded program that will include
a soccer match with Temple in the
morning and a week-end golf tourn-
ament for alumni, as well as a Univer.
sity banquet Saturday evening.
A MPU oo,
“Grin and bear it” was given out as
a good formula for meeting the ick.
In<the-pants most of us took. Grin.
Knary
poultry
in
structures in
dates that
the present
Mr, Morrow is enrolled olin the Lib
eral Arts course at Ducknell,
ning and bearing it was all right for
a while, bug now the grin is beginning
to take on a sickly hue,
*
to — wl
—
NO. 41,
—
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS,
————— 3
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
in one of
Huntingdon
of Jones«
almost
sione
the
town, Schuylkill county, Ws
instantly a
hurled
ing
post of
1 4 lame
) Millis
named to
inted acting
Harter
.
was
appointed art
Laurelton
Helen
osimaster
at Monessen was als
stor
that
felay
jeial
toes
led to
tional
ine
ling of
called.
any
sale
em for
of in
N
iiso jammed in the
ecaped crushing
e car in it. The dam’
considerable labor and
Mr. Smith would
acquaintance of the
party who is responsible for the loss
card from Mn
rowly
r end of ti
ire
io repair
make the
The Reporter has
a
and Mrs, RR. ¥. Will
Miss Minnie
sie Fisher left
who togethet
and Mrs Bes
Hall Chicage
Monday of last
they arrived
that they are
exposition.
the Windy
i1 the
crowds «til
ame,
with Sensor
Centre for
World's Fair
card states
and
sights of
the
morning
the
fine ther
we in
immense at
ut three weeks
len recente
d a stalk
had a particularly
ippearance, and up closes
tion it wag discovered the plang
king in gar
is Reiber olwerye
tas $
clovey thay
n
mann
had
hearing
The
nine separate stems, cach
instead of three loaves,
too, are more than twice
the size the ordinary clover leaf.
The plant carefully lifted and re
planted in a pot, with the idea of finals
iy developing seed.
twenty
four
leaves
of
wns
Arthur Thoman, accompanied Ly Kis
father<in-law, H. E. Grove recently
made an auto trip combining bus ness
and pleasure to Cleveland and Akron,
Ohio. At the latter place tre hangar
that will accommodate the Zeppslin,
when It reaches Akron, due shortly,
was inspected. Mr. Thoman hag beef
employed at the Tian works, Belles
fonte, for a few years, having frst
been called there to assemble intricate
machinery shipped to the plant,
*
Mrs. Anna MeManus, of Harrisburg,
came t, Centre Hall Saterday morning
for a few days’ visit with her sister,
Mra, William Bower, south of tows,
who divides her time between her
daughsers, Mrs, Frank Dashem and
Mrs. Wilbur Dashems. Mrs MoManus
Is a native of Potter township, but”
left here for Harrisburg in 1598, Ups
on her visiy to this office Saturday
morning, she described her recent trip
to the Chicago World's Fair as have
ing been most delightful, and we
“wouldn't have missed it for anything.”