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NO. 44
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
roy | HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEFEST
| FROM ALL PARTS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP
FIRST GAME HERE,
Hall
begin
CENTRE HALL. PA. 7, 1935.
LANDIS PROVERTY,
MILLS, SOLD TO
” VOL. CIX.
The Unofficial Vote in Centre County at Tuesday’s Election.
Commissioner
SOCCER
FRIDAY
POTTERS
D. A. GROVE
The
team
high school Grove
thie
Centre BOCCer Former
of ts! wus tho
Friday |property,
I.
purchaser of thie
comimissionot i
Potters Mills, for
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{Treasurer will dufense
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county championship this $1660
wili meet Grege Township | The property gnsists of a two-story
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UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE
1 : § ] At 4 November meeting
156
112
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123
Harris,
Harris,
Howard
Huston
Liberty,
Liberty,
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|L NEARHOOF INSTANTLY KILLED | '
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Rel
Republicans Capture
All County Offices Ex-
cept That of Register
BOWERSOX IS NAMED AS MINOR-
ITY COMMISSIONER.
Up
to th
i !
thi of
30 Wednes.
Tuesday s
obtainable,
we time ga lssue the
Reporter went to preas (3
election
It
Repub-
day). no totals on
in Centre county were
& conceded, however, that the
licans made for
the office
ahowing
D
slip
a clmn sweep, except
of returns
John
A
through
Register, the
1.
Mcowell,
Wetzier was re-el-
lecorder
this
ected, for
may safely, but at
time the challenged,
Alfred
county
figures are
Bowersox fs ths minority
commissioner,
for
2600,
Keeler's
oriff
{her
majority Pearce
Overy
Hl may run as high as
Republican majorities howev-
er, are by no means so impressive
The vote throughout the county
was very heavy, and in spots there
was much activity shown on election
day.
thelr expression
Many voters omitted recording
onn local option, On
the soutly side of the county the wets
«Carried in all
Hall borough.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFER #1000
REWARD FOR SLAYERS o¥
COLL AND MUIRHEAD
The Centre County commissioners
offer a reward of $600 each for Infor.
mation leading to the arrest gnd con-
viction of the slayer or slayers of
Hugh Mufrhead, a Coleville man, and
Guy Coll, a Bellefonte barber.
Coll died in the Centre County hos.
pital May 22, 1934, from injuries re-
ceived in a mysterious manner, while
Muirhead was found murdered Sep-
tember 30.
Tuesday of last week an order was
fssued by Judge Fleming permitting
the body of Muirhead to be exhumed
for a more completes autopsy, but no
additional evidence of value was
found, :
districts except Centre
GIVES REP
IN OFF
YOTF
SHARE
BOROUGH
LICANS
handsome
The vote |
Sheriff
Keeler, R,
County Treasurer
Brooks, BR, 135; Lee,
Prothonotary —-
White R, Vv
Recorder of Deeds
Woodring, J, 105.
Register of Wills
Musser, BR, 118; Woetzler,
County Commissioner
Weber, RHR, 118; Frkley, R,
Bowersox, DD, 20%; Brungart,
Anditore.
R, 122;
206: Btover,
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D. 197
D,
231.
108; mada,
McDowell, D, 216.
210
11%;
205.
County
Holter,
man, D,
County (Coroner—
Heaton, R, 128; Wells,
County Surveyor
Henry, R., 173; Wolfe, D
Offices,
Gramiey, R106; Cor-
D, 213.
D, 201,
Borough
Judge of Elections
George K. Rimmey,
Floyd E. Snyder, D
Inspector of Elections
J. M. Coldron, R
Martha Mark
A SHOR80 ner
G. Frank Smith,
8. OC. Brungart,
Auditor
Fay BE.
John Whiteman,
School Director
George H. Bweeney, R
Dr. HH R. White, D
Justice of the Pence (2 elected)
R.M Smith, R.........
CB. Flink, BR
F. K. Frank, D ‘
Chas, W. Black, D...
Counellman (four elected)
C. H. Homan, RN
Curtis B. Reiber, R
Chester A. Bpyker, RB
Edward ©, Vogt, BR
Daniel 8, Daup, D ..
DD. W. Bradford, D
R
R
P...fs
McClellan, R..
D...
ivavene 208
cil
Repub
Total LITO
number
crafts, Hegprablican 119.
Democratic We t represented 50
per
cas
cent, and the Republican, 76%
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“DRYS” WIN IN CENTRE HALL.
By a to 113,
voted Hall borough.
vote of 1463 beer Was
out In Centre
Potter township voted in favor: yes,
45.
Harris township:
29: no,
124; e7.
“you”
no,
by major
yon,
State College voted
ity of 237.
MI 5M SAU RATS SI.
OFFICERS ELECTED IN POTTER.
The Potter
township were
School
BR.
Conatable
Auditor
years;
following oandidates in
elected.
director-—Morris Burkholder
Jither, I
Decker, BR, two
six years,
J.
John H
Logan M,
F. Treaster,
the
John
Justice of Peace Forrest
Bible, R.
Overseers of Poor—(eorge W.
ton, R, Frank P. Floray, D.
Supervisor Roads Edward
ner, R.
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LOCALS.
tals.
Lough-
Special meeting of the fire com-
pany, Monday night.
Mrs. V. A. Auman has been advised
by her physician to take a complete
rest for a month or two, which means
to be in bed for that length of time,
and not engage in household work
for a year. The order is the result
of the discovery of a heart condition,
RH, W. Welsenfiub, of Lewistown,
wang a brief caller at this office Mon
day evening. He was a member of
the Jack Wardlaw 17plece dance or-
chestra engaged for the past season
on the Steel Pler, Atlantic City. He
has been Invited to put on a musical
in the Selinsgrove Lutheran church,
Rev, Beck, pastor, .
f
i
MIM
PROGRESSIVE FARMERS BUY
HERFORD STEERS FOR FEEDING
fis # gags 18
iniform appear.
ance in ooor
The
possession
Hall,
or
shape sige,
ant
heavier Jot of
Harry
and the
by C
glevre are
Wolfe,
lighter ones
B. Neff and
the Neff farm
will be fed until
to June. These
farmers have been feeding steers mac
cessfully during the past years, but
have never had as promising a bunch
of animals he those secured jast
week,
now
in of east
of Centre
were taken os
Smith, farming
The «
spring.
Adam
jointly
next
attle
probably
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CENTRE-HUNTINGDON WHEAT
PRODUCTION CONTROL ASSN
Allotment committee of the Centre
Huntingdon Wheat Production Con-
trol Association will be at their head-
quarters in the First National Bank
Centre Hall, all day Friday, Detember
13th, at which time desiring
to sign contract for the nexh
years can do a0.
The time lHmit
been set and it
one interested
anyone
four
for the signing has
is important that any
come to this meeting.
A WEEK'S PROGRAM AT THE
‘PLAZA AND ‘STATE’ THEATRES
At tha Plaza Theatre:
Thursday, Friday, ths week: “Ship-
mates Forever,” with Dick Powell and
Ruby Keeler, —-
Saturday--iig Double Feature. No
1. Rear Admiral Richard BE. Byrd's
Second Great Antarctic Expedition in-
to “Little America.” No. 2: “Hooray
for Love,” with Ann Sothern, Gene
Raymond. Don't miss this fine enter.
tainment,
Sunday Midnight (also showing on
Monday): "Two for Two-Night,”" with
Bing Crosby, Joan Bennett, Mary
Boland.
Tuesday and Wignesday--Gireta
Garbo In hey latest picture: “Anna
Karenina.” Mere is a real treat in
movia entertainment,
At the “State” Theatre
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
“Border Brigades,” with Buck Jones,
ace Western Star; also, Special Short
subjects,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, next
week~"1 Live for Love" Delores
Del Rio, BE. Marshall. Also, Shorts,
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GAME HUNTERS
vile uri
Bu
on one
irrels ; Ralph
and Russel]
Hmit
tree;
ringneck
squirrels, killed threes
John Coldron. §
Homan,
Decker,
Iimit rabbits,
ringneck,
limit rabt
limit rabbits
rabbits
ringneok
3 rabbits: alph
CLE
Lass John Dutrow, ring.
Roy Dutrow, lim.
John Bohn, two
George Fetter
Warren McoClellan,
Russel] Sears limit rab.
Bloomer Weaver, mit rabbits:
Clarence Blaser and song Robert and
Iann, eacy Hmit of rabbits: Eugene
Mowery, limit rabbits Bugene Kline.
felter, ringneck and rabbits: FM
Fisher, Rev. Roy Corman, Guy Cor-
man and Glenn Long, 14 rabbits, &
quail, two ringnecks, and grouse: ©
5. Weaver, 3 rabbits, 3 squirrels
Hackett, two ringnecks: Har.
Gross, limit of rabbits; Frank
Shawver, limit of rabbits. B. G. Grove,
limit squirrels.
Albert Emery and
law, George Goodhart,
wild turkey in- the
Potter township.
Second day of season:
tussell Bohn, limit of rafdits:
Tressler, four squirrels
Roy, Maurice and Claude MeClintic,
three Linden Hall brotifers, were suc-
cessful in bagging wild turkeys on
Baturday morning.
A wild turkey foll to the aim of
Harry W. Harper on the third day of
the season,
Clyde Bradford, on Tuesday, killed a
wild turkey gobbler weighing 17 Ibe
Fred Slack kffled a fine red fox on
Monday, the only fox reported killed
about here in a long while,
cs GR]
Raymond B. Winters, district for.
ester of the Bald Eagle Forest Dis.
trict, was dismissed ten daye ago, and
Is succeeded by R. William Chubb, of
Lehighton. He is a graduate of Penn
State Forestry Department, 1812, and
has since been employed by the State,
Federal department and the I. R. R.
In forestry work. In his district there
Are 117,000 acres of forest belongin
to the State. The probability is that
neck,
it
ruffed grouse,
olf, limit rabbits:
Hmit rabbits:
beitu
squirels
rabbits ;
George
ry
brother-in-
each killed a
Seven Mountains,
his
J.
La
the office will remain at Miffiinburg,
a graduate
Methodist hospital,
home of
M.A. Burk-
proposed
into service.
! acting for
{Miss Jensen, Red Cross nurse ia the
f that organ-~
8
tion .
George Lohr, tenant on the Jodon
farm near Pleasant Gap. has been
pestered with a succession of dare
bunclegs on the back of his neck sins
the latter part of August, and on Fri.
day, when here, had a neck and heads
dress that reminded one of a stately
Turk, Asked what was doing in the
horse market, he replied that prices
very high, but that something
break loose not too far in the
Chane the
her parents, Mr, and Mrs
tholder, but instead of the
fret has been Dressed
{She i= as a substitute
College chapter
were
might
future,
The
isfaction
rich,
Ohio,
Reporter
the
who
notes with
promotion
formerly
but is now
Lansing, Mich,
much sat-
of Paul Hup-
lived at Akron,
located in East
where he was ade
vanced to the managership of Armour
Meat company, the same firm that
employed him at Akron. Mrs, Hup-
rich is well known here, and will be
recalled as Misy Faye Bohn, sister of
Russell W. Bohn, head of the grade
schools here,
William 8. Jeffries, Vocational su-
pervisor in Centre founty, resigned hjs
position, effective on Friday. He has
aocepled a position with the extension
department at Penn State, Mr. Jeffries
succeeded John B. Payne as a supers
visor. “A qualified list of candidates
for the position made vacant by Jel.
fries’ resignation has been made and
submitted to the Superintendent of
Public Instruction in Harrisburg
from which a choice will be made in
the near future
Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Krebs and
family, of Altoona, are ococupying the
Hurry Cummings home recently vas
cated by the MacMorran family, In
Centre Hall, Mr. Krobs ls a carpen-
ter, but is now unable to work fue
to the fact that while engaged as one
of the workmen under Contractor
Btover, of Boalsburg, in the construc.
tion of the large Darn on the Kidder
farm near Boalsburg, he broke the
left arm and iy now nursing it.