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CVIIIL.® Cemetery. dead found at I'he a8 freq his neighbors, fg wile Inter wi he frequented falle to his ed Mills by milk n the whereabouts had Albert one of the Spr that ne for that he and crackers ing from th whereabouts noted Wednesday tematic On : eaded the sex the di sCcover scoured, but not touched thought that ha fer could Lhe The eighth not about an Hill r™- vooded ¥ hel made of discovery was of a Evangelical vineg leading lay close to face downward, Egg the the of mountain edge of the and several mile east church, into the the t a a cane feet the po- section, always carried lay him. man's above | 1g and cated that he d sila down the and there The clothi sition of iy fell from exhaustion hill died When ELON the box an 1iee1 fat ft Boo some little distance 11 and en he died ig a that will never be compiete- The condition of } that leads one to & ue ly solved the was such elie could not have man two weeks, The body 8 brought Was , n Monday fais ive During w farming last in th there he g engaged in ducted farming Colyer. From McClintic Creek, across meadow from the Bruce Ripka f where the family has since lived A few alytic lower tent 4% a6 vi moved Penns cant the home, along the home, ago he suffered a which effected his and his mind to some waa the beginning wanderings, sometimes for a day.and at other times for much longer periods. Mr years stroke, limb That frequent par one ex- his only of ed. The first wife was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellas Weaver, Gregg township The children named in this notice were born to the second union ing been no children by the figst mar riage. Confer wae twice mart there hav the ! The remalng were ald to rest cemetery Valley « neaday No death in in Georges Wed- afternoon nN inquest waa noted having been exhaustion. the of rtificate meaning held, CH Use death © myocardeal, on the ut mut ALBRECHT WILL BEQUESTS TO LUTHERANS TOTAL #9,0000 Lutheran institutions receive be. quests totaling $9000 under the will of Antonius C. Albrecht, 1207 Allegheny | ave, Philadelphia, who left an estate of $50.000 “and up” St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran! church, Tt) st. and Montgomery ave, | was given $3,500, ! Other bequests include: $1000 each | ta the Lutheran Seminary, Mt. Alry: | the Lutheran Board of Ministerial Pen. | sions and Relief, and the Board of Am. | erican Missions of the Lutheran] Church, New York; $500 each to the | Lutheran seminaries at Chisago and | Seattle, Muhlenberg college, the Uni. | versity of Pennsyivania, the Asytum | for the Aged, Philadelphia; Tutheran Hospice, Lutheran Settlement House, | Kensington Dispensary and the aver | Crest Preventorium, at Mt. Clare, Pa | Rev, John W. Richards, pastor of st. | Luke's Lutheran church, and Mrs. | Richards, each receive $1000, Tt rs A A. The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year. ARGUMENT COURT OPENS DEC. 1; LIST OF In er to E of name. J M. Ream, rulg Harvey enberger, re ferry assignment, judgment, etc Arthur C rile Wheatley ete vOree, Deltz exceptions vi ITOH, Charles IL. Wertz, rule fidavit to laisse HUGH MORROW ADVANCED TO NEWS EDITOR ON STUDENT PAPER AT BUCKNELL UN1YV. ——— le — CENTRE COUNTY SPORTSMEN DINE IN “NEW OLD MAIN” STATE COLLEGE, MONDAY 100 wnnual dinnep the tamen, Monday eve- New Old Thomp- Len given by h Shop Hon. EJ Benator-elect from ‘ollegn State the treClearfield senatorial distriet, in audience a from all of Governor-elect Earle would in no way neglect his fish and gam, departments of the State government The fact that he hunted this carrying Centre county hunting Heonse, would his close contact with the fine hunting fields here, and naturally a personal inter them. Senator Thompson also the assbwiation and all sports throughout the county to give thelr full cooperation to the now pers sonnel charge State Hon Dorworth, a former head of the Waters and Forests De- partment, president of the organiza. tion, presided. Speakers who followed were’ Dean Watts, John W. Decker, will represent Centre county In the Tower house of the State legisin- ture: Don Gingery, of Clearfield coun- ty, Democratic Congressman-elect from the Centre, Clearfield, Blalr district: 5. Laird Holmes, Harry Weber. Prof. A. Ferguson, and Adrian O. Morse, EE —— A —————— Adrian Bonnelly, Philadelphia, of Margiotti's lean gubernat spoken a of parts brief address assured his hundred Centre sportsmen that county year, a ARSUre est in wnkcod men which will of 0 eventually assume in this #5) and game work Charles E one managers in the Repub. orial fight, is favorably of ag a deputy tq Attorney General Margiottl in the Earle cabi- net. Mr. Bonnelly will be recalled as the principal speaker at a Democratic rally a short time prior to the election, at the Court House, Bellefonte, at which time he pilloried Governor Pinchot, I The Wyoming Heminary sponsored by tha Methodist Episcopal Confer ence lifted a ban on dancing on the campus, imposed ninety years ago. The senior prom and other dances held by the students will be conduct. ed in historig Sprague Hall instead of auditoriums removed from the cam. CENTRE COUNTY BANKS CARRY #88,700 IN CHRISTMAS SAVINGS DEPOSITS Last week in these columns {it was shown that in approximately 5.500 banks in the United States, the Christ. funds totaled $370,000,000, Penn- gylvania contributing $39,000,000. This it Is ehown that coun banks resting mas in Centre for distri. $38 about week ty there is bution ab December 04 whic one thousan PENN STATE SEISMOGRAPH RECORDS ITS FIRST "QUAKE rtha Ke reared on cs an RHA PENN STATE TO HAYE HORTI. CULTURE WEEK, DEC. 4-5 ind various vegetable ETowers will wf is phases of market "| will bout flower growing and flower shows at the Week lego, ing an amalesr gardeners learn eieventh annual Horticulture £ Hiate of the Penneviy 4 and Members of the department of agri- ultural economicg at the College and representatives of State and Federal agencies will appear on the marketing program, whils, agronomists and bot- anists will ald the horticulturists with the discussion of flowers and orna- mentals ol. ania ¢ ow Decomber A A HAA HOLD CONTEST FOR NEW NAME FOR RICHELIEU THEATRE The name of the Richelieu owned by Howard J... Thompson of and managed by Fred Fisher, of Bellefonte, is to be changed. Hesidents of Centre county are urg send in their suggestions a name for the theatre. The per- who submits the name which fx by the management of the theatre will receive a pass which will be good for six months at either of theatres. Contestants may Contestants may submit only one more than six letters. The shorter the name the better chance you have All names must Theatre, for new son sibmit only one Novem management of the theatre wij act as judges. In case two or more persons submit the same name which is finally selected by the Judges will receive the prise. Each The theatre's new name and the od in this newspaper at a later date, The contest does not apply to the State Theatre, the name of which will remain unchanged, x Vernon Garbrick, who conducts a fortune to break an arm, last Tours i i 830 TONS OF TURKEY TO GRACE CCC CAMP TABLES The 350,000 young men in the many COC camps in most, if not all, of the Stateg In the Union, will able to share with the rest of humanity on Thanksgiving day when they the table Hobert be come wo dinner Director appetites ests, tion today. Fechner, mindful of born uxe swinging in for- the n of slipped ows to the conserva turday that po workers on Sa LL. 000 bird G60 O60 Inds 4 D, HORSES SELL AT FAIR PRICES HERE, 24 8. i i—— C. E. CONYENTION. § convention SERVICE LIQUOR STORE EXAMINATIONS CLERKSHIPS DOUBLE wirriage of two WEDDING, couples has kept under remar well COV = co Oct Mr two Henry married in ( KE Robert fA Mra the Mas and Jay WwW. P united Wingard ley and ’ rn, were when daugh Wingard um Mrs Colyer, son and Mra and ried in olyer, o Millheim Wingard land city on Fettorolf, son Fetterolf, of in marriage the were mar the of Mr. and Madisonburg, date Mr Wis to Miss Florence time and place A nl MATA WANTED IN SOUTH ON MURDER CHARGE; ARRESTED IN CENTRE John Sauvcerman, Jr, aged 23. a na- of Centre county, is wanted in Bell county, Kentucky, on a charge of murdering Elmer Evans, a taxi driv. er, July 22. John R. Saucerman, Jr. Robert SBaucerman, Bob Bailey ahove at tive alins and Elmer Evang, was taken into cus- today Chief of Police Albert E Yougel, of State College, assisted by State Policemen Shreckengast and Rittlemann, at the hom. of his moth. or near Pennsylvania Furnace, and was lodged in the Centre county jail A habeas corpus hearing, held Sat. urday morning, came to a sudden end when Attorney John GO. Love announc. ed after a conferenc, with Mrs Mary Savcerman, mother of the boy, that the defense would offer no evidence, and estradition would bs Waived Sau. cerman wag then formally turned over fo Sheriff James W. Riding, of Nell county, Kentucky, and his deputy, J 8. Helton. ————————— i —————. INDOOR CIRCUS AND CARNIVAL FRIDAY EV'G, GRAND SUCCESS The indoor circus and carnival by the pupils of the grade schools, held Friday evening in the high school auditorium, was a decided stoves The audience, mostly adults, complete. iy filled the seating capacity, the jun. lors having been assigned to the ‘hall way. Every child on the program performed his or her part In an ene tirely creditable manner, and each of by i | the teachers who directed the children in their preparation and on the stage in alse entitled to praise, Several groups, both boys and girls, spoke and acted in a manner to at. tract special attention, but since ev. eryone on the program did so well no Individual mention wilj be made, The same audiénce would again ap. be rendered by the same ANNUAL MEETING CENTRE COUNTY AGRL EXT. AS®N of the C Aus'n w in aap. The 17th annual meeting C. Agricultural Extension held Baturday of last Logan hall at Pleasant The following officers w J. Will Howard, 1. a Smeltzer Pleasant | pre shale as on weal the ETange ere elecied Mayes, Cap anner (Mher deme recreation iput on net healt) closed with The Three Little iB Foetterolf {and Isabel Musser, all of Spring They were by Mrs H. Mills, The meeting throughout the day was wall attended by pfople of all sections of Centre county. They felt that community should try to orgunise some 4H work for their boys and AAAS “Japanese Tea” by Glad Girls The Glad Girls, that active body of young ladies of $rwn who give much of their time to the cause of home and foreign missions, are preparing to give a “Japanese Tea” on Friday eve. ning of this week in the Presbyterian church, A program which promises to be full of Interest, starts at 7:30 clock, The public In general is cordially invited to attend, and the young ladies will appreciate your presence A SA osoin MAKE PLANS FOR NEW FARM CENSUS TO BEGIN JANY 2 Trends in the farming industry Pennsylvania since the beginning of the industrial depression in 1920 will be shown by the 1935 census of agri culture, plans for which are now be. ing made, according to the Federal bureau of the census. The actual enumeration will begin January 2 and will be continued un. tl every farm in the Commonwealth has been accounted fon This census, which is regarded as thy most im. portant in the history of agriculture in this country, will include the name and address of the farm operator; farm tenure, farm acreage, which in. cludes all crop land, all pasture land, and all farm woodland; the total value of thy farm; the acreage and yield of each of the principal field crops and vegetables: the number of trees and yield of each of the principal fruits: the number and value of each class of livestock; poultry and eggs: and farm population, A sample copy of the genera) farm schedule can be secured by writing to the Bureau of the Census in Wash. ington, D. A IS Mo SR PAAAINIS,. Robert J. Gillan, a Penn State stu- dont, was struck and slightly Injured on College avenue, State College, by a car driven by Charles Pogleman, of Lemont. The young man was taken to the college hospitay for treatment. an entertal Pls srtvira Bernice arcompanied W. Fetterolf AY on Spring every girls 0 in NO.47_ TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS During all of last f 4% 6 weather ye being Uke April week the was mild with hal HOE we ike u 30001 82 30 * in g q is 2 sriita pial, 4 is a Tn | w= a Ww ednesday Reformed - transacted business visited and =is- The Mo- man farm, close fo CON during the McClellan is not & believes the farme. chance, at businesses, fc Clellan Grove GImAan expect tenancy there Mr ta out orang calamity er leant Year howler today has a reasonable comparable to other a to make good Rev. B. F serious lines that Greenhoe has improved such an ex- able walk down and Sunday after. performed 5 baptismal ceremony the child being George Albert, son of and Beatrice (Brown) Lause, The father and mister of the child Ag Pro- wal rite of the The ceremony was parsonage, where Lauseand Brown families interested from a to * tent he was to town on Saturday Hoon George A the latter Miss Dorothy mother, vouched for vided for Laatheran performed others not wilhoesusen deceased row, the in the bhaptiser church at the mentioned the of Ory were from forwarded dally news Heporter by N Watsontown res the appointment of her son, Lieut. Charles H. Bitner, of the Naval Medical Corps, until recently on duty at the Paris Island Naval Hospital, has been ordered to an Asiatic sta tion, where he will serve as a sure geon., His destination will not be def. initely known untff December 8, when he and Mrs Bitner will board the “President Harrison,” at Los Angeles. The young surgeon's father, A, News ton Bitner, now living in Watsontown, was a former resident of Potter towns ship. He left this section In his youth for the West, returning later, Mre. Mary A. McCool, of near Red Mill, was a caller at this office on Saturday morning She is preparing to leave her home there and oooupy the property purchased from the Lis vie Keen estate, opposite the Neff fur niture store In Millhelm, where she expects to remain for the winter and then return to her farm again in the spring. Since the beginning of Sep- tember her youngest daughter, Mat. tie MoCool Smith, who had been live In with her, is taking a secretarial course In Willamsport Commercial College, preparing for governmental work. 8he is a former graduate of Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, a part of her studies there having Clippings bapers Mrs. A fer to various {the Bitner, of Ee i
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