THURSDAY AUGUST 1, 1935. i = #HE CENTRE REPORTER ISSUED WEEKLY. CENTRE HALL, PENNA. S—— SMITH & BAILEY, 8. W, SMITH, BAILEY, Business Manager, Proprictors Editor, EDW, E, R—— BEatered in the Post Office in Hall as second class matier, TERMS. ~The terms of the Heporter ame $1. 3 Legal advertising fants peor Display advertising eu appucation. "SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES PRESBYTERIAN (Rev. J, M. Kirkpatrick, NO preas ibe Pastor) Ming services intii = MANE SUL va PRERS — METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Rev, Seth Russell, Pastor) NO PREACHNG SERVICES August 11 -— EVANGELICAL K. Hosterman, Pastor) (Rev, W, Centre Hall— Sunday School, Worship Service, Tussey ville Worship Service, § A. M, Sunday School, 10 A. M, Locust Grove— Sunday School, Communion gervice, 3 9:30 A. M, 10:30 A. M. $:30 A MM. 1 POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. DEMOCRATIC, FOR SHERIFF. We are authorized to announce . MAC PEARCE, of P hilipsburg 5 & candidate for the office of Soerilf of} . - Sheriff at 4:00 rg aftep duration, need nities, AArol Party as expressed at Democratic be beld September 17, Primaries to We are authorized to announce that C. WITMER, of Spring Township, for the oflice of Sberi y, subject to the decisl the Democratic Party as expressed Primaries to be held Beplember COUNTY TREASURER. We are thorized to ar TOE CHARLES ship, will 1 ination to the decisi C OMMISSIONE RB. unce that COUNTY We are auth eg to J. VICTOR BRI Township, ig a can of County Com: the decision of a8 expressed at held Septem an no L. E is a Democratic he Primaries to the Parly to Je We ALFRE College the offi subject t cratic Party maries PRCTHUN OTARY. authorized to announce that | VON. ADA, of Bellefonte Bor- | ough, ig a candidate for the office of} Prothonotary of Centre County, sub-| ject to the decision of the Democratic] Party as expressed at the Primaries tobe held September 17, 1935. We are BOYD C. MARKS. —Mrs. Jen died at her home alter finess of ! was native of nie Years, Mrs, Mattie $ InKie, of P visitors st Dashem motor to spend the Harshbarger announce the r, of Julian, | ™ ymination | county, sub- | Democratic | election to be| We are authorized so name of Kyle M. Alexande Pa., ag a candidate of Prothonotary ject to the decision of voters at the primary held Sept. 17, 1935. for the of Centre the announce the BEEZER, a candidate for Prothonotary of to the decision the pri- 17.1835. We are authorized to name of RU SSELL P. Bellefonte srough, as the nomination of Centre county, subject of the Democratic voters at mary election to be held Bept. of COUNTY AUDITOR. are authotizeq to announce the name of GEORGE ALFRED CRAW- FORD, of Potter Township, as a candi” date for the nomination of Auditor for Centre C(Dunty, subject to the degis- fon of the Democratic voters at the primaries, Sept, 17, 1835. ——— We are authorized to announce the name of HARRY CORMAN, of Gregg Township, as a candidate for the nomination of Auditor for Centre County, subject the decision of the Democratiz voters at the primaries, Bept. 17. 1535. We to REPUBLICAN, FOR COUNTY TREASURER We are authorized name of FRED BENDER, of State College borough, ag a candidate Treasurer of Centre county, subject to th, rules governing the Republican Party at its primary election to be held Tuesday, Beptember 17, 1935. SENATOR CLARK HELD ON BRIBERY CHARGE; $1500 BAIL Alderman Harry Bowman, of Hare rishurg, held State Senator William H. Clark, veteran Republican Appro- priations committee chairman, for September court in $1500 bail on five bribery charges, Mark Is charged with offering to assure passage of certain appropria- tion bills in return for the insurance business on the State lquor stores, Clark # theman whose ponversa- tion with Governor Earle and others was recorded on a dictaphone une known to him (Clark), James Thomas, again empioyad home, Mra, her law, home the Slutterbeck Dick mother, Mowery Hiro accompanied and sisters-in- at the Milton Kiine ther spent Sunday Potters Mills. Krumrine week-end Bruce the Pittsburgh. Mrs. E. B. and with wife visited over friends in Palmer and two daugh- ters visited with her oldest daugh- Mrs. Alvin Belers. at State lege, on Thursday, Mrs. Ela Shaffer and friend, Lock Haven, ealled at the M.N. Miller home on Sunday evening. George Gettig, wife dren, of Hagerstown Md. stopped for 8 few days at the Henry Oeltig home on their way to Bragdock. Clarence Corman, children Mrs, Margaret Fetzer, children, Mr. and Mrs John Corman, of Curtin, visited Bunday at the F. ¥. Palmer and Jonas Bitner homes Mra. John Bair, of Westmoreland county, visited the week-end at the Harry Foust home. Ee ut DEMOCRATS GAIN 2500 WHILE REPUBLICANS LOSE 1900 IN CENTRE (C0. REGISTRATION Whilg of Centre yet obtainable, all the except four are avallable, registrations as now recorded give the Democrats a gain of 2600 over that of a year ago, and Republicans’ Joss approximately # 15040, The complete registration for all but four precincts in the county is as follows: Democrats, 10.918: Repub Heanw, 13.641. This represents an in. crease of 2600 for the New Dealers and aloss of 1018 for the Republicans, PO AA The fourth annual home-coming, fponsored by Trinity Reformed church of Hublersburg, will . be held August 17th and 18th, The event will celebrate the twenty-fifth anni. Vorsary of tthe installation of Rev. James B. Musser as pastor of the charge, ter, Col- and two chil two two over the complete county is not districts These registration ¥ Rebersburg. Mrs Mins Mr, Kaiser and {children and . Dwen and Sara Brungart OG lnsshoro, several da | visiting grand | parents return od Mra, Schroyer Gephart, { Tate. Mw, W. J. Hackent Mrs, Zacharias ery foun —————— i ———— Spring Mills, te § ¥ pul AL reson swhool there § 8 hols in oteration siidnted AA AIM AI SAAN. i BIDS WANTED. { Potter Township School fs vertises for bide on 40 tons of | efte egg coal. No. 1 (more iCnsh on delivery. Coal to {Aug. 20 Sept, 10 jot weretary by | G. H {x32 be deliv Bide to be in hands August 18. 12 M. McOORMICK, Sec'y Spring Mills, tier School | Po Township vertices Board ad- for bide on the following action! routes: Hed Mil from house to Potters Milla schont® Spruce. town Houte, from FP. W to E. J. Treaster farm, Milla Es noo Davuterman Frazief farm Centre Board reserves right reject all bhida Bids to be In of secretary by Aug. 16, 12 M. GG. H. McOORMICK, Sec'y, x32 Spring Mills, Pa Sst A Ade Britcher’s Auction SALE The undersigned wil at his auction barn, 2 miles northeast of MIFFLINTOWN, on WEDNESDAY, AUG. 7 at 10 o'clock A. Mo Auction Every 2 Weeks on Wednesday Commission Horses of all description. Good heavy work horses and a few light draft horses acclimated ang ready to go to work. WILL ALSO HAVE A LOT OF COWS fresh and close springers. A lot of these cows will have high test In butterfat. Holsteins, Jerseys and Cuernseys. Some Heifers, Stock Bulls and a few Htoers, Any person bringing bogs for sale must have them here not later than 12 o'clock noon, All cows will have test charts. Any person bringing a cow must have test chart. “Cheap John" will he here with a full line of Dry Goods. This sale will commence at 10 a, m. sharp, as we must start sarly to dis pose of all this stock. Positively nohting removed from barn until settled for. to Route, Hn fo accept to se hool or hands 5 PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN, cardboard dress hox, brown face evening buttons; also, a peach Box was lost from ramble ear, REWARD. ~—Iola 0. East N. Street, LOST A | {taining n {with coral | satin slip. lsent of a Che dross 21 Barre, Pp, 1; ROCK IVETE TH Y MOI ed for The HUB phone 11113, Centre Hall, 2t WATKINS Kills flion, § 50 HOR caterpl Fred Ho FOIL BALE ME FLY BPRAY The Centre Heporiee, 51.00 = yeur { y A STATE COLLEGE {LL IND FIXTI OUT 1 THE EPPO PEPTOPOIOIT STO K i; SALI SELLIN( $LLS. EEOC EEEPOPEOOOE OPPO FOR Sale Starts STORE WILL B} OPENING * Men's up to $1.95 Men's up to $1.75 Boy's up to $1.25 Men's $1.25 Pajamas. 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