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Mrs. Cyril Masteller, of Deagvrt,
at her home here for a short visit,
Mr. H. I. Ebright enter-
tained Rev, and Mra. B M. Morgan,
of Tyrone, ay an evening dinner on
Monday.
ix
and Mrs.
Glenn Tressler, automobile mechanie,
who last week underwent an appendi-
citis operation in the Centre County
hospital, is getting along nicely,
Mrs, R. R. Finkle
ter, of Mifflinburg, were
former's parents, Mr. and
Emery, beginning of the
and Kttle daugh-
with the
Mrs, KF.
week,
BA
Hugh Brininger, who'ls acting prin-
¢ipal of the Centre Hall High
and Miss Cherry Jodon were week-end
guests of former's parents Mc-
Liure,
school,
the in
H. 1.. Ebright,
M. Smith,
spectively,
Bank,
held in
Ww.
cashier
Ww.
and
R.
re-
National
meeting
Kerlin and
directors,
First
bankers’
in the local
attended a
Altoona one week.
day last
Miss Hazel Sno
suest
State fresl
By
week-end
of Miss
the way,
or
A VISIT TO THE STATE
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
§ 2370 AT HUNTINGDON
Centré Hall's baseball club, after
playing: the f last game of the season,
on Saturday, with the State Industrial
School, commonly known at the Re-
formatory, at Huntingdon, were tuken
on a shart tour of inspection through
the institution, The team members,
score-Keéper, and two visitors—W., W.
Kerlin and the writer—accompanied the
attendants through the four cell houses
which at present house the 950 In-
mates, The high mark of 1300 Inmates
wag reached a few years ago, The
visitors saw the boys mopping the cor-
ridors of thecell and here and
there his little cell,
least
One
houses,
tidy
contained at
a boy making
of which
lavatory
not help
every one
and commode,
but be
a bed,
impressed with
the cell
with those at
The cells
one
could
the similiarity
this
houses at
Rock
of
institution
penitentiary.
ted In
four—and
view
strue tiers
with
running the enth
making
number
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
Spring Mills
A Collection of Newsy Happenings
and Personalg from Gregg Town-
ship's Metropolis.
Rn. at Penn Hall,
ing a struggle to recover from
les sustained when he fell from
roof of the kitchen at his home,
than four weeks ago. The knee and
hip were injured and lignmenty be-
tween the two points were also badly
sprained perhaps torn, He is able
to walk with the ald of crutches.
Although lower limb is weak, the
hand and give you the familiar
salaam approach him.
Fred and Robert
attended the
hanna University,
gmadunte
is hav-
injure
the
more
D, Musser,
or
now
the
arm
as you
Saturday
Susque-
The
insti-
close
fal
Slegal, on
homecoming at
Selinsgrove,
from that
keeps in
and BIN
is a
and a
with
functions.
Misses Mary
Meyer, of
former
tution 8 18 natura)
touch its progress
and Ed-
and Mr,
“airfield,
at the
Louise Yearick
ith State
Jugene
home.
Mrdi AMred
re recent gu
f
Of
and
herman,
Mr
Johnston.
tt McMutrie
Lamar, on
Boot
tty ‘4
ier Rossman
meet her brother
seen
Hallo
put
in many years.
and
Spring
we'en parade
hushand and Selinsgrove friends,
Your correspondent very much re-
gretg to be obliged to report the very
serious condition of Miss Irene Her-
ring, a daughter of Mr, and Mrs, H.
B Herring, and E. T. Jamison, Esq.,
long a citizen of Spring Mills. Miss
Herring became il} about two months
ago and for atime her condition was
thought to be improving, but of late,
it is reported her iliness has taken a
turn not at all favorable, Mr. Jami-
son on the fair way to recovery
and was able for a few days to enjoy
automobile rides, but is again confined
to bed. It ds the wish of all that both
these prominent persons in the come
munity will recover, and that they will
be to mgain instruct edu~
cational lines and give
along legal lines.
was
nubile along
coOunse]
advice
The RICHELIEU
BELLEFONTE
Shows 2 to 11 P, M.)
(Continuous
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
THIS WEEK:
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SATURDAY
FEATURE
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A
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REGULAR
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Also, Best
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MONDAY, TUESDAY
“TARE A CHANCE
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WEDNESDAY
“TILLIE & GUS
$50,000,000
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i HELP FOR.
(POLITICAL, ADVERTISEMENT)
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For a Clean, Vigorous, and
Economic Administration of Office,
Cast Your VOTE
for
MUSSER W. GETTIG
BELLEFONTE, PA.
for DISTRICT ATTORNEY
COW SALE
McAlevy’s Fort SATURDAY, NOV. 4
begins at One O P.M.
GUERNSEY COWS,
te
Ld
CAR LOAD OF HOLSLTEIN AND
Fresh and Close Springers. Clearfield County Cows,
Sale will be held o2 J. W, KELLER FARM, MeALEVYY'S FORT.
KELLER,
WITMER,
3. W.
. W.
MeAlevs's Fort.
TOM
State College,
PEACHY, Auet.
THE REPORTER is well equipped to
do the Best Kind of Job Printing.
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To Holders of
4th LIBERTY LOAN Bonds
TIERRA Jnsn inant
WIESE Ll
Gas
Git gms ot
- 3
CloverFarm
Mr. and Mrs. Eimer
Hall; Mr, and Mts
Selinsgrove; Misse
th Kyle, Recdavilie:
of the late John
Aance,
Jeannette and Edy
Mrs. Knaur, daughter
Boozer, and husband, Osceola; John
D. Meyer, Tyrone: Mr. and Mrs, John
Foster, Aaronsburg; John Noll, Pleas.
ant Gap.
I MSS A
TOWNSHIP VOCA-
TIONAL SCHOOL NEWS
end of the first period of the
the
GREGG
At the
school following have
and
Geraldine
vear an av:
of 28 or
on the
Bit -
Hettinger,
Margar-
Ellsworth
erage better are
scholastic honor roll:
losella
Brooks,
Zettle,
Smith,
Evelyn
Paline
ner, Bernice
Iona Hanson,
et Grenoble,
Btover,
The schol:
first
istic standing hy
for the period Is as follows
Bophomore
JURE ce snniiviididii
Senior . “en “one ea
Freshman
School for the current
Bchool for term to date
per od
Those having perfect attendance roc-
ord for the first period of, the s«
are: Kathryn Auman, Geraldine
ner, Cameron Musser, Bernice
Rosella Hettinger, lois Wise, Helen
Zettle, Mae Breon, Robert Corman Ese
tie Eungard, Irene BEungard, Mabel
Eungard, Lona Hanson, Pearl Musser,
Jean Rishel, W Hkiles Miriam
Zerby, Anna Barger, Daisy Boob, Ev-
elyn Brooks, Adam Condo, Margaret
Grenoble, Twila Hagan, Ellen Huss,
Gerald Johnson, Ellsworth Stover, Dean
Stover, John Wilkinson, Inez Zottls
Pauline Zettle, John Breon, . Rdibert
Campbell, Spurgeon Condo, Richard
Feltenberier, Frnaces Frazier, Cordelia
Gobble, Paul Homan, Leonard Tigen
Gladys. Keller, Cora MeCool, Anna
Nelll, Frances Zerby,
The per cent of attendance by class.
es for the firat period is as follows:
Junior Jn a4%.9
Sophomore ... . Hk ¥
Freshman ..
Benlor ..oevvvinse
School for the Garren
School for term to date...
hool
Bit-
Smith,
allace
rE
Vip
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Store
CENTRE HALL, ¥
SAVINGS
for this Week-End
Buyers
CLOYER FARM OATS
Quick Cooking, 55-02 pkg
A.
Clover Farm Self Risiog
PANCAKE or BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
8 20.0unce pkgs
KELLOGS WHOLE WHEAT
BISCUITS
2 Boxes
RED CUP COFFEE
Pound
Market Day Specia}
SEEDLESS RAISINS
§ Ih Package
GREEN CUP COFFEE
Pound
SWEET POTATOES
P&G
-e 3 bars
SPECIAL!
NAPTHA SOAP
Two Days Only!
Large CHIPSO box Iie
"Nice Line Fresh Meats
OL EOM. ARGARINE on Sale. at
All Times. — FRESH FRUITS
and VEGETABLES,
A .
T. A. HOSTERNAN
FassmNTo
4
HE above cartoon was drawn
under direction of Commander
Addison Freeman, of the Phila
delphia Chapter, American Veterans
Association, to express his feelings
about the proposed 850,000,000 state |
bonus on which Pennsylvania voters
must give their decision at the ballot
box on November 7.
“1 don't believe one voter in ten
realizes that they are up against this
decision on election day,” said Com.
mander Freeman. Himself a veteran
of overseas service, he urges that all
must realize their responsibility,
“lest, due to lack of interest, a minor.
ity of voters impose this added
burden on an already over-taxed
people. 1 know a great many vet.
erans agree with me in opposing this
bonus.
“There will be twelve proposals for
constitutional amendments on the
ballot this year,” explained Mr,
Freeman, “No. 4 of these would
order a state bond issue of $50,000,
000 ax bonus to Spanizh ‘and World
War veterans. Everybody with the
best interests of the state at heart
should vote NO on this amendment,
pnt, through
vocational
ea mR Coa
ning ha
ii of $3,500,000,000 " adjusted
sétvice certificates, has dealt fairly
by the veterans. Depression has
brought hundreds of thousands of
citizens to bitterest want and the
state should give prime consideration
to these. However generously people
ing men, women and children within
our borders.
“It is neither patriotic nor Ameri.
ean for the veterans, in this economic
crisis, to ask financial aid which most
of them do not need. Those who do
need it will be taken care of, and we
feel it would discredit our organiza.
tion to ask this bonus. Pennsyl
vanians are already heavily tated by
the Federal Government to care for
our velerans. They should not be
ealled on to bear this heavy additional
tax.
“1 feel sure when the matter is
thoroughly understood, this $50,000,
000 bond issue will be defeated. Vote
NO on Amendment 4. That ia the
right course for all loyal Pennayl
vanians"”
Civie bodies and taxpayers’ ‘organi.
gations throughout the state have
been aroused to the dangers of this
bond issue, and are actively at work
to dofomt It; accordifigto Commander
Freeman,
anti] {xt ober per cent.
We will be glad fo have you consult with us and to make the
exchange for the new offering.
The
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.
EOI TOI JOY JETT I ESRI TRB JIN TIO Ime
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Hime
By GENE CARR
© American News Features, Tne
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