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VOL. CVIll.
HAL i PA..
RICHARD DETWILER
BY CARBON MONOXIDE
n———
A SUICIDE
Penn State Graduate, Reshient
Smullton, Found
After Missing
In State
in Cabin
8S Days,—~Teacher
High
for
{ ollege School,
i |
Ww axier
apparently
wanderings
Az
ided to
1
by
in their
and de vest
iy
in
driven into the garage
losed
Ss
ar had
deserted the door
Wis
covered the wind« with blank
He
motor of
and
ots, apparently then started the
and
carbon m moxide
dead eight days
thre unpers
succumbed from
gas. He
the car
the
been
The
body immediately
police authorities
Pr. W. J. Sh
Clinton county
er this
that
quest woud
Relativ
man
tive for ti
found a
May
who fount
a
got in
who in turn
of Lock Haven
Dr
i the
od
touch
¥ alled
0 nakor
Demaxer,
coroner Shoemak -
Ming
ide
| A
pronoun
ind stated
held
of
es
and
were
{on
Wednesda
motive,
Ack
nlannine
to take a two
ind
red
Tu
capt
npc ship
rain
rod
1827
the freshman
year
I
Cross «
the
ch ountry
and indi
the
won
title
He
same
member of ti
Cross «
and 1930,
intercollegiate
830 by
ompeted on the
was a 0
wrsity ountry teams
helping
team
to
championship
finishing second that
1830 and
specializing
year
also © 1831
k
varsity track teams.
two-mile event
After hi
lege, he
faculty
from
position
College
a graduation
weepted a
a hool
and athleti
captional sue
Hig
hi
College and traced
his spring wir
school
teams track
ning
ishing
scholastic meet staged
He survived by
four brothers and
mother, Mrs H A
Bmullton, as does mister,
and brother, Donald. Other
thers and sisters are Stover, of Read
ing; Paul, of Norwood: Harry, of
Cochranville; Mrs. Donald Meredith,
of Germantown: Lulu, of Washington,
D. C.: Mrs. Franklin Bonner, Church-
ville, N. €.: Mrs. Jack Saville, Tren-
ton, N. J.: Ruth, of Rochester, N Y.:
and Mrs, Von Day, of Rockwood.
Funeral services were held on Sat.
urday by Rev. Weaver of the Luther
an church. Burial was made in Reb
ersburg. The tragic manner of the
young man's death attracted large
numbers, many of whom. however,
were deeply sympathetic. The pall
bearers were members of the imme.
diate family.
5 I MI SI A ES A.
DECKER REUNION,
The annual reunion of the Decker
families will be held in the James Deck.
or woods one mile east of Centre Hall,
Thursday, July 26. All relatives of the
team
mets fin
Inte:
lage
rong of its
the
nt
his
ven
Detwiler,
in annual
he
parents
up
well
ia and
His
at
Alma,
bro-
ee winters
lives
one
one
BLOATING
OWNED
FIVE COWS Di}
~{' LAUDE
FROM
DUTROW,
FV
entre Hal
AGENT BECOMES
FOR RETIREMENT
Bradford, for
f
LOCAL R R.
ELIGIBLE
WwW. Fi
Ww the past 42
pa £2
Pennsviva-
at Cent Hall,
De
nk
rev f
the
LA LAE
stntion
iT |
Years or
R
bw
Company re
for retirement
four months
wd out pi
the railroad «
wd entered tl
as a clerk in the office at Cen-
Hal 29, 1886. Al
learning t remaining at
Centre Hall
ollgible
next,
ome
cembeyr 1 Just be
fore he af
Mr
the
rour Years
Omit
Apany
od
rvice with
Bradf:
Penr
tre
S60
& employ
on March or
elegraphy and
tat a
Paddy
nt
there until
on he was made
Mountain station
wher $
wh !
VOL
agent at the
ned
Centre
1892 o
Hall as station
here ever since
Ws
LOCALS,
Mystor
Boosey
3
i For di SCOvering 1
(3ileg
the
mn, at
Earage,
Mille
14nn
Robert Me
Motor ¢
Ireon it tf
the or
:
pany
R
and
Hagan garage,
their
Im
garage, he
&
oS each oollected a
for
00 check alert ness
hal #
pur
greasy, badly damaged
FATA LOT andes their
enous point
sates My
teg fan rufactureres Are
ig Cars pPosely supplied with
ee
Neola ney belt
of
an. no
yy
ing. ar
warded
Men
[ty ¢
the size
named
nd
and
hoot «
ago in
regret to learn
Mrs. Edwin Ziegler,
at Mt Alto, where
long connected wity a school of
Her pupils will recall her
better by her maiden name-Rebecca
Moyer—-who at that time lived with
her parents at Rebersburg, She is al:
so most kindly remembered by many
about here who were past school age
at the time referred tocabove,
A group of twenty six persons gath-
ered at the home of A. E. Gingerich,
Boalsburg, Wednesday evening of last
week, and from thers proceeded to
Treaster's Gap where they took dinner
and later to the Bear Meadows for
supper. The group included Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Johnston, Mr. and Mra J.
W, Gramley, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Con
rad and sons, Jack and Gene: Mr, and
Mrs. C. E Clapper and son, Kenneth:
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Miller and son.
Robert; Oren Moore, Dr. Wm. Stamm,
Miss Mary Stamm, all of Altoona; Roy
al Shank, Washington, D. C.: Mr, and
Mrs Lather Zerby and daughter Mil
dred, of State College. Mr, and Mrs,
George Ishler and daughter Eleanor,
Worry Ww between this
ve forty years old, who began
ithedr = reer about
the borough
that one
thirty-two
will
ach
on Bun.
husband
years schools
of their ts
died
her
{Ors
day
i day
Wily
clan are invited to attend J. W. Deck.
er, president,
Mise Ethel Gingrich, A. E. Gingrich,
of Boalsburg.
{ NEW HOSPITAL
MES, JOHN BREON
“FOUR SCORE
REACHED
meds
children
of
Because
ybles had to
stead of
i decorate
and
youd
rose buds
with f
hose present
Pi
CORP. WALTER POWELL DEAD.
i540 BOYS WERE REGISTERED
¥
£4
Bil
The enrollment at
Weed
the
¥
passed
1tiare
Arn.
this pre
840 being registered
Poultry Judging
Jean and Sarah
{ Township H. 8
Wilford Fisher of Port Ma
the
H Won secon
boy's
weational
er
od of
Walker
COR POS
of the
tie
4d place In
held last
paaition to
week
the
scl mo
ond hig
Vo
ots
ational
placed *in m
was composed of Fred
anda On
Harris Township
t sto) thar ©«
i
i tent
team
Thin
| Addleman
| Rockey
Frank Bailey, also a member of the
Harrig group, placed frst
in the individual group not on teams
Thomas Ross, of Harris Township,
9th in the State Public Speak-
ing contest for FL. FF. A. boys. This
eontest was held In conjunction with
the livestock judging contests,
A Ss ASIAN.
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
Willard Tarrett
May Eva Wance
Charles E. Ream
Violet M. Shope
Elmer 1. :
Dorothy Louise Askey...
John 8meek;
Annie Stilley
A —————
personages having |
in the Federal pen at Lewis. |
burg are Gaston B. Means, former ace
secret service operative and confidante
of the late President Harding, and Joo
soph W. Harriman, former president
of the Harriman National Bank and |
Trust Co, New York. The lattgg is a
newcomer in Union county
{eam
Thomas Ross ar
f
Townshin
placed
Millheim
Boalaburg
.Btate College |
Philipsburg
. Philipsburg |
Olarence
Two
"rooms"
notable
193 i,
(y=
&d
NO.
H
GIRLS Top
FOR Ji
i —
iH TEAMS
DGING LIVE
{LOCAL
STi
1
I NURSE GRANTED
SUBMITS
LEAVE:
JU NF
$4
2
i
———r———— MAA ASRS
FARM HAND ENDS LIFE
AT UNIONVILLE, JULY
Ww
where
A
barn.
he
throv
He
rope
was
t
ing uest
After
Heaton it
Nit essary
: -
investigation yy Coroner
wis decided no wae
A a —
; I
Tusseyville,
Mr. and Mrs
of Laowk Haven
friends in the vi
¥ aon
Bra
spent
dy Be and
several dave with
of
inity Tussey ville
Mrs
and An
ienday at the Cyrus
Rosa
x
v A
Mra Bitner nie
spent T
home ni State College
Mra
spent
0 {
al Be ottar! home
M: Alice Robb, Misa Mary Will.
fame, and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Will
of , Bellefonte spent Wednesday evening
the 8. T. Swartz home
Me. and Mrs. Boyd Jordan
Andrew Jordan and Mary Donahue,
Jersey Shore, spent Wednesday
Bottorf and Ramer homes,
Mary Swartz and Mary Horner spent
the Foutrh at State College
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rockey and fam
ily, of Altoona, and Mr. and Mrs Les.
ter Brouse and family, of Boalsburg,
spent the Fourth at the Rockey home.
Charles Geary and family, of Al-
toona, spent Wednesday at the J. B
Wert home.
Mary Klinefelter is spending =
' time at the Chas. Slutterdeck Home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. WW. Holderman and
(granddaughter Melissa, and Mary
Swartz spent Baturday in Lock Haven.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Garrett, Mr. and
{Mre. Charles Wynn and son, of State
College, spent Sunday at the Holder
{man home.
Rev. Keener and Danlel Daup. of
| ‘entre Hall, and © P. Ramer, of Tus.
sayville, loft Monday morning for sev:
eral daye' fishing in Potter county.
Mrs. BEleabeth Dunkle returned to
her home at Punssutawney Monday
after spending several days at he Da
vid Fortney home.
Edward Bubb ‘ollege
Wednesday at the
&
inms
at
and son,
of
at the
LO M END
We Dn
FIRNT
§
Le 0H
taled olght
provisd
sndenca
mound a vp doalabur
FEO
i
ALS
WITH
OPEN SFOCOND
WIN OVER
HAL}
syed
frequency
Hal
Centre opnOnenta
vs # 1
ig}
game heing
Martz f
the
he nnebase
Owe
the
anned six opposing
owed Hut one walk
fooled six Centre
batamen Hiciontis tn make them
swing
more
strike tw
RVers
ralked
1 niteh
1 IM n
right han
ab
WHERE THEY PLAY.
(Twilight)
Milihe i 8
Rober
Thursday
Hall st Lamar
(Snr Fiona)
K
shire
in
Toward at
Saturday's Games,
Pleasant Hall
at
Siate
nt
Boalsbhurg Ra
Howard at
Miilheim
Kato
Belle
Col
3 Centre
at berahury
fonte Lamar;
lege
at
FINAL GAME FOR IST HALF
CHAMPIONSHIP NEXT TUES
Mililheim and Rebersburg meet next
Tuesday evening at 4:30 on the Hecla
Park diamond in the final
game for the championship
first half. .
Last Tuesday, the teams played to a
4-4 deadlock In 12 hectic innings be
fore darkness ended the game, which
was to have Yeen the final in the
championship series
Defeating Rebersburg 6 to 5 on the
Fourth, Millhelm tied thelr opponents
for first place in the league, making
the playoff series necessary.
Rebersburg opened the series with
a 7 to 3 victory last Thursday. but
Millheim came back the following day
to win 12 to 2. Tuesday's game end.
ing in a tie, it will be necessary for
[yet another game to be played to dee
olde the lasue.
AI MSS 50 BN NAG5
Talk about alphabet soup! The worst
playoff
of the
smell comes from OK Its an old
stink, but we Just can't get used to it
prr—
10WN AND COUNTY NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL P ARTS
Wars
ry the
: o
present
GENORE
rancis
: same
Vi. Weaks'
© Boashore
Hart -
weeks at
he expiration
Horace
Wo
ry of
the Har
i a caller
day pertaining
the board. The
fine showing with its
a $23,536 00, accounts
and a cas, balance
in the tre yv of $2,032, making a to
sl of £36.36: Tt district without
character
WAS
Batur
of
receivables
in
Gladys
#3 4
Smith and Doris Moltz
week at a re.
wied §
eir Newton
The grounds
juipment and
re of a high
and spars
ung ladies, The
the camp by the
school connected with the
irv'h
sished a
school v
instr
ix 1 in
ted to
giria
Te
raining
the of «
were sent to
local Sunday
Methodist ©}
Wolf
bath
Miss Emma and an escort J
Aribur Brown, of Ardmore, were
guests of friends of the former for a
week prior Saturday, having spent
of the time at Sunset club house
where Mr. and Mrs. HH. 1. BEbright and
Mr and Mrs. 8B W. Smith were vaca
tioning. Mr. Brown is an undertaker.
employed by C. M Stuard & Son. who
conduct an extensive business in Ard.
more. From here the couple went to
Northern New Jersey and before res
turning home visited Mr. Brown's
mother, who is hale and hearty at over
elghty, further south in New Jersey,
The Reporter had a call from one of
its good friends and patrong in the per:
son of R D. Killian, of Lewishurs.
who was an auto guest of Mr. and Mrs,
Rankin Bell together with Mre. Mary
E. Pursell, also of Lewisburg Mr
Killlan when a resBlont of Contre Hall
Was In the lumber business, and ship:
ped many car loads of walnut logs from
Centre county to forelgn countries Ha
is In his seventywelghth year, bm be
no means looks it, and his spelgh ily
step also fs that of a younger pers
The party selected July 5th ot
than the 4th for their trip to
to
ounty.