VOL. CIX.
00 GRADUATED BY PENN STATE;
61 FROM CENTRE COUNT
hundred and five seniors were|
56th annual June coms
All but nine-
Monday.
- carci Al nts
MOOMAW BILL PASSED BY
HOUSE NOW IN SENATE
AMooninwe
EE
FAVOR CONTINUATION
PRODUCTION CONTROL
FARMERS
WHEAT
Adn inistration
d
STANDNG OF THE (CLUBS IN
CENTRE COUNTY LEAGUE
WwW
onte
TF od
Hebersh
Centre Fall
Miltheim
Lamar
Boalsbore | ’
Kato - |
Pleasant Gap ]
How ard i
i
WHERE THEY PLAY.
Thursday (Twilight)
Hall Kato:
Rebershury
Centre at How
Bellefonte at oia
eige. Pleasant Gap at Lamar
at Millheim.
Saturday.
Hall
Lamar at
Howard
at Boalsburg
State
fat Centre
32
{nl nt Pleasant
Gap
HALL WINS PAIR
CENTRE
At Pleasant Thursday «
Lefty’
the result that Pleasant Gap ne v-|
Aap vening
fettle, |
Pastorius was in fine ©
had a lookin in a 7-inning i
light game, Centre Hall winning, 3 to]
1. Pastorius hits |
and fanned 14, while Centre Hall gath- |
ered 7 hits off Harpster., The
by innings:
Hall
Giap
twi-|
allowed only three
soore |
Centra
Hleasant
a
1
029
000
000 1-
06 ©
Bellefonte Goes Down, 7-8.
With Paul Martz hurling a winning
brand of baseball, Centre Hall was
enabled to erack its nut--the Belle.
fonte Titans—on Bellefonte's field
Saturday afternoon, by the socre of
7 103 Strange as it may seem, Cen
tre Hall won under circumstances
which did not augur for victory at
the outset. Only nine players could
ba mustered to make the trip to
Eellefontq #0 that in any emergency |
the locals would have been in a di
deta. However, the goddess of luck
Was with them to the end.
The more by innings:
Centre Hall 010 020 202-7
Bellefonte @10 020 000-3
MeCORMICK-STOVYER.
{ William E.
miover
11:00
Me
was
The
Cormi
mariage
rid
1 or
k (oldie
solemniz Thursday ut
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HESS—BURKHOLDER
ms Mf w——
“BILL” BROWN ANNSNOUNCES
FOR PROTHONOTARY OFFICE
———. Moi ll
RECOMMEND NEW MEMBERS
ON PENSION
Six perso:
ecomimended
appointment
Board
ances
recommended are
Bellafonte
Mir
Brod
Brouse,
Howard M
Mrs, E. M
Mra, Jane E
Mrs, Wm
and
ilinehuire
Hip iIrg
itheim,
present be
Art!
1
hoard
Dale,
members are
Bellefonte
Port Matilda: Mrs W
Ye Btate College Mrs. Edun
Mra, Sarah
Mrs
Mrs,
ur
sit un,
B
18)
Hay ©
iard-
enive
Philipsburg
Noll
ner,
Pleasant Gap;
Leila
on
State College, now o
T™ 6
ippointees serving
appointments are honorary,
without pay,
A —— a —
the
by
all
On
integ
Fort,
fields
now
rows
careful
ton.
old
oorn
Lather Royer
H. Lae Brooks,
is one of the best prepared
in this section. The corn plants
show very plainly across the
It is a delight to observe such
farming.
ER uma
A mammoth ditching machine do-
ing work on thw 1. & T. during the
past week, killed two cows belong
to Harry Wagner, Oak Hall Station,
on Friday. Settlement was made with
the farmer by the payment to him
of $120, according to authentic re
Porta,
arm,
east of
of
tt ————
Grange Falr committee will
on Grange park Centre Hall,
evening, June 14, 7:15 o'clock.
lum books and
for discussion,
A AIA A ATA.
The Centre Haeporter, 51.50 a your
eet
Friday
Prom.
program are matiers
PA..
VACATION
HALL
RE HALL.
| communis DAILY
SCHOOL OVENS IN CENTRE
the Commun
The
FARM GARDEN DEMONSTRA-
FIONS PLANKED BY (0. AGENT
-
MAN
BELLEFONTH
FOUR
FALLS
STORIES IN NEW YORK
I WEDDING
MASA
PARTY RETURNS HOM
1 Mrs. 1 8 Jar
wl with the
{entre Hall
sir furnished
enery. On he
ron
they at once
home formerly
owe home NOW dubbed
House,”
somewhat sacovount of
in the
Inst week, except as
the
detailed
wedding appeared fue of
i=
Reporter of
frien pleasure
which list
Mra Frank P
Mr. and Mra
Jamison, Mr
Rufus
Elsa
Mins
Mr
had
affair
and
who
is
Mrs
of
of
Milan Jamison,
Mifftinbure: Mine
ee Barve
Jam-
Wea
Ene
and
| ison
ver
| Reeder, of Williamsport
{Mra Thomas Back.
Louise
Burkholder
Smith and Miss
Hall
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LOCAL REFORMED CHURCH
RENDERS CHILDREN SERVICE
The children’s service, entitled,
"Smiles and Bunbeams,” was very ab
I¥ rendered in the lowal lefurmed
church Sunday evening. The pi-
ano and pipe organ were used en-
semble for several of the nunders,
adding to the beauty of the program.
The large number of small children
and others more mature who render.
ed the program, performed their parts
splendidly. The music was expecially
well recelved, outstanding numbers by
children Ywing a trio by Billy Reese,
Sthel Martz and Beulah Bradford, and
Aa solo by Nellle Jane Knarr.
I AAAI AAAS:
MEETING oF BUSINESS MEN'S
ASSOCIATION CALLED TONIGHT
A meeting of the Centre Hall Busi.
ness Men's Association la called for
tonight (Thursday) $:00 o'clock, In
the high school building, the purpose
being to renew memberships and ar.
ange for a summer outing.
Pauline
of Centre
on
JUNE
|FIsuERNEN RETURN
i CHESAPEARE
FROM
WITH FISH
i
|
i Twi § ming of fishermen went
|
ite
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ANTILS APPRAISERS
LIST APPEARS THIS
MEI
WEEK
¥
CENTRE HALL TO REPRESENT
CEXTRE COUNTY IN CONTESM
FOR RURAL CHORUSES, TODAY
Br tris
COUNTY SABBATH SCHOOL
CONVENTION AT BLANCHARD
Myer
Penns
u
be present
{deals
Unifying
E.
} and
on x
stian
ementary
and
The
of
Hiate
[ Chr Homes?
Forces for
Jr
Work
| Philadelphia,
i Path
Ehall
Christ’ Rov
Bonsall Young
Director
He a
4 the Cour
“The
Place,
will treat
the
Do
to Hawi
i With
[It Means to See for Truth
of th
bw
re
Jesus?’ and
| address ©
| livers
Harrist
"He
|B Woomer,
| Work, Blair
| Association,
ito take «
| Children's
Pas
gh ie
Altar™
of
the Rev
His
Desk,
id
Dunn of
irg
irth
will bw
and Mine
Director Children's
County
Altoona,
Sabbath
hag been secured
harge of the ¢ onference for
Workers Of hey confer.
Walter E
Rev. R. L
List odd
associated
be conducted
Bev. Bonsall,
Howard,
with Columbia
Association,
by
| Myors,
Morris,
and
formerly
County Sabbaty, School
There will be a change in the man.
ner of conduting conferences this
year, First Series Leadership Train.
ing Courses will be offered. Credit
may be earned from Your own denom-
ination and from the International
Council, Certificates of Progress wil
be awarded for courses taken and
completed at the convention. Those
Courses are fundamental courses in
the Leadership Training program. All
leaders have wen chosen on the bas.
is of training and experience’ You
can’t afford to miss the help and in-
spiration which this convention of.
fors,
I AA
The Philipsburg Journal hears that
Vice-President John N, Garner, Rep.
PJ Boreland, Scranton, State Henne
tor KE. J. Thompson, and State Rep.
John W, Decker, were guests of Rep.
William M. Beelir, of Greensburg, at
the latter's camp in Seven Mountains,
over the week-end. The distinguished
gentlemen fished.
i
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35.
9
BEER LICENSES GRANTED,
ourhout
seventy person
moer in
engaged
tp My
MINGOVILL} POSTMASTER
GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE
- cons
re —————
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
CENTRY
————————————
COUNTY ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL BASKET PIONS
BASHORE SETS NEW RECORD
BETURNS GEN. FIND
$6.0.000
Io
€
$4
if e————
DREEESE HELD ON $1000
BAIL: CHARGE, HIT AND RUN
Hart
bridge
and
assistance
Drees walved a hearing
and was
OFFICIAL HIGHWAY
TOURIST MAP OF PENNA
18356 official
fmsund by t artment of
Secre
tary
to
is in anvenient and free
it
gvymbol
{hoses
To av
Road
maxing
3
request
aol onfusion, the ior
f
onstruction” Is omitted
undo
t motorist
at
# directed to
consult the bulietin on display
it all times well-regulateg nll.
ing stations
The map may be secured hv sending
to the Pennsylvan
of Highways,
Harrisburg
a two-tent slamp
Department
of Publiclity,
in urean
EE ————— A AAAI
The agents on the I. & T. the
track-foremen and thelr helpers, on
Wednesday evening of last werk, were
called to Milton meet the new su-
pervisor of agents in. the Williams.
port district, W.E. Allen. of Wikiams.
port, formerly extra agent in the dis.
trict, and more recently acting agent
at Elmira, N. Y. Mr. Allen frequent.
ly was sent to the COntre Teui? sation
a8 an extra man to assist op take
charge during the regular agent's Vite
tation. W. 1. the former saper.
vising agent, was transferred to Hun.
tinedon ae acting agent at that point,
Agents on the 1. & T. who attended
the mecking were J. Lee, Rising
Springs: Miles Johnson, Centre Hall:
and Ray Witmer, Coburn. Alsg the
trackmen, Walter Auman, foreman
Stuart Kerstetter, John Snyder, Rob.
“rt 1. Bmith and Albert Smith.
A A.
It i= a pretty well established fact
that the Blue Bagle was killed out
of season,
10
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’
NO. 24 :
| TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS
Mrs
Dut
Rpayd, Mr
latter
and
OVE»
OVeN
a 2.
Indi-
a
and the
Albert Tuesday
returned
tht ough
Towa
dave levue,
Mr vie
at Elmwood, IPeori « ounty,
On
week -
from
{
| nile ir Ohio
i
Hlinois,
covering
At Bel
Spayd were
period of
Ohio, brothers
{
ited, and
Hllinois, Tu
Mrs
eleven
of
:
iy Lend a broth of
er
Spavd, beg ost for a
there th party
Rapids, Towa, and
{then with no particular point in view
R&R portion of 1.
ling
| short time From #
went on to Cedar
Iowa was toure Come
home routs
ithan the
for most
lected. The
more northern
Penn highway. used
travel west, was oe
was greatly enjoved
Mrs, VP.
of Nit
in
a
William
of the
trip
County Superintendent and
i. Rogers four children,
left Tuesday morning
automobile for Denver. Col, where
Prof. Rogers will attend the annual
convention of the National Education
Association as one of the 40 delegates
from Pennsylvania. It i= the second
time that he has been tlected a del
“gate to thal convention. The Rogers
have a trailer car atta hed to the rear
of thelr automobile. “The trajler i»
large enough for the entire family to
sleep In and is equipped with kitchen
ang dining room facilities #0 that
they can stop along thelr way and
spend the night in their traveling
amp. At Columbus, Ohio, they exw
pected to be joined by Mr Rogers’
brother, Prof. Lloyd Rogors, and fam.
fly. of Detroj, Mich, who will ae
tompany them to Denver Mrem Dene.
Yer the County Superintendent and
his amily plan to drive on to Cee
Ofado Springs, Salt Lake City and
then tour through Yellowstone Nae
tonal Park. The will be gone for a
more. *
ang
tany, their
month or