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VOL. CX.
HALL. PA.
APRIL 23,
1936.
MAX
COURT
JURORS FOR
COUNTY
SOUTHSIDE
TERM CENTRE
The grand jury will
4th, the first Monday
The complete list
follows:
Mrs. Michael
fonte,
Paul
Amos
Dale
R. D.
L. B.
Wm. Glilisple,
Wilson Stiver,
Mrs. Edith 8.
Rowan,
Gosnell,
on May
monti
meet
of
grand
the
of
Menscl R.,
1,
laborer,
Winters,
Shank, laborer,
MoeClintic, farmer,
Peters, labore
laborer,
Por
H.
laborer,
aged tilda,
Jones, K. State Coll
George Julian.
Wm, ID.
Wm.
Donald
Bloomer
Edwin Gilbert, farmer,
Mrs. Esther Ewings,
College.
Blair Rice, farmer, Bellefonte, R. D.
B. F. Kennelly, mason, Spring Mills.
8. Claude Herr, merchant, Bellefonte.
M. A. Burkholder farmer, Centre
Hall.
Dennis
Mrs. Maude
Mills.
Mrs. Mary
College.
John Derner,
Raiph Eyer,
Traverse Jury, May 18
The traverse jurors drawn
first week of court, opening
the third Monday in May during
which sessions Commonwealth or
criminal cases are meard, coming
from the south side of Centre coun-
ty, are named below:
D. C. Mitterling, Centre Hall
R. 8. Hagan, Centre Hall
Andrew Crotzer, Millhetm)
T. B. Ulrich, Millhein.
W. E. Shultz, Madisonburg.
W. A. Henney, Centre Hall
toy Willlams, Oak Hall
George Vogt, Centre Hall
D. C. Fohringer, Centre Hall,
Wilbur H. Decker, Millhelm,
Blanche Ard Aaronsburg
Traverse Jurors, May 25
for the ond
civil are heard,
Philipsburg.
Pal
Jellefonte.
3
laborer, fonte.
Howard,
Klinger
Weaver,
cleyk,
Spring Mills
Rebersburg.
H.
farmer,
K., Stale
Port Matilda,
H K. Spring
Reese, laborer,
Hettinger,
A Musser, H. K, State
Boalsburg.
Bellefonte.
laborer,
laborer,
for the
May 18,
»
ee
I
Jurors week of
which
a
Cases
f Centre
8
YOTE INDICATES F. D. R.
STRENGTH IN FARM
Middle W
The West is Roose
velit.
on i
he basis of returns
and
the
Nebhrasks
tions,
throughout
became i
I that the pres-|
a'r
conclusion
ident
the
ago.
Alt
comment
farm beit
ough
%o
President
oA
polled
han all
ned
revealed
States
didates
him
elated”
comt
Democratic
only
of
The
far
garded as a
New Deal
x
Roosevelt totals
sweepl
ment the and
icies
States exceeded expectations |
NOTICE TO DELINOUENT
TAXPAYERS
i1 delinquent t
be
off
i
Xo
at to returned
sioners
lords
1X68
and
not
lord” “
party second par i
10 pay the ‘hxes, i
Prompt i
appreciated
nog improve
mast be
La 4
when
Co-operation i Wir
of the i
Agrees |
settlement will be greatly |
taxes willl
with age, and eventually
paid, Thank you.
8. THOS. SWARTZ,
Collector for Potter Township.
as delinquent
Donald Musser, young son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Musser, of Aarons-
burg, fell and broke his wrist while
roller skating after school hours on
Wednesday afternoon. Donald is the
boy who slid into Loran Immel 10-
Year-olg Coburn boy while playing
baseball Wednesday rhorning of last
week, the impact breaking the Immel
youngsters leg. The latter has been
dismissed ag a patient from the Cen-
tre County hospital,
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CENTRE COUNTY
HOSPITAL NOTES
Week of April
Wednesday, admitted:
I. Durst, Cen're Hall:
A. Callahan, Oak Hall:
Wingfield, Coburn.
discharged the following day. A
daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
8. Bhawver, Centre Hall, I. D..
13:
Miss Ethel!
Mra Verna
Loven 1.
was admitted and
1
~
Rid
GREGG TWP.
FRIDAY
MEETNG OF
CITIZENS,
Tha board
recelved
township
n
Greg
from
Pas
notice O
{arris
favorably
fo
fed finally
nroject calling
the ©
auditorium and
material
project,
“is
archi Hunter
il, Altoona the cont {
v WwW.
thie
meeting
all
we
we
Tyrone, and Prof
Col
y
Dennis,
ollewe: also, school di-
be at the
to meet
ted
of State
will and
| rectors,
will be pleased who
any are interes in move
ment.
way
——————
JUVENILE GRANGE ORGANIZED;
INSTALLATION, SAT. EVENING
Juvenile
Sanized in Grange Arcadia,
stallation of officers took
Saturdgy evening by Mrs, I.
dle, State assisted
Hg Jodon, Pauline
die and Ruth emblem
regalia bearers,
don, pianist,
The officers
Master,
Ray Delaney;
ay: Steward,
ant Steward,
Agnes
Potter;
Keeper,
Knarr;
Flora,
Steward,
Others
Martha
was
and
place
E.
by
Pregress Grange or'-
in-
on
Bid
Phyl
Bid-
and
deputy,
Marshall,
as
Murs,
as
Spyker
and Reeder Jo-
installed were:
Reeder Sharer;
Lecturer, Mary Delan-
Hobert Homan; Assist.
Glenn Wolle; Chaplain
Treasurer, Barbara
lols Homan, Gale
Sharer; Nellie
Clara Lou Wetzel,
Wolfe. lady Assistant
Bradford,
became
Ruth
Taylor
Ralsgon, Georges
radford, Eleanor
Donald Wolfe,
jst Ralph R
LVerseer
Delaney,
Secretary,
Marvin Ceres,
Pomona,
Leona
Ellen
who
Spyker, Eug
Whoife,
Gilbert
Spyker
ene Potter,
Rals
Fe
resis
on,
BIG TOWNSEND MASS MEETING.
BPONSOTE
Uresernt
Pre
matters
sry one of us
a
ESTATE OF OVER
wd a
no Btn
and upwards accor
or
probate,
died
Clemson hom
April Th, at age of
His wile, Mrs. Cal harine
Clemson, and hig son by
marriage, chard E. Clem-
son, share equally in 80 per cent of
the estate. A niece, Grace Dale,
granted a trust fund of $50,000. Ten
per cent of the es'mte was set aside
for relatives and servants. Clemson
stated In his will that during his life
he had made adequate provision for
hig son John GG. Clemson and the lat.
ter's wife and therefore made no be-
quests to either,
The writer well recalls when young
Clemson was first taken under the
wing of the steel magnate, Andrew
Carnegie, Great predivions were made
of the outcome, but none were too
liberal. Clemson rose rapidly later
becoming general superintendent of
the Carnegie Natural Gas company
and finally a partner of the famous
see] manufacturer, He was active in
many philanthropic affairs and in the
activities of the Presbyterian church.
at his 0
t the
83 years.
Miller
former
CLEAN-UP WEEK.
Each year the State Departmen; of
Health, Welfare, Poress and Watera
and the Bate Police Bureau of Fire
Protection designate the Insg week in
April as Clean-Up Weeld ‘The of
ening date of this campaign thig year
Is April 27.
Wednesday.
Thursday, admitted:
Belgh, Oak Hall Discharged:
ard H., Hawk, Aaronsburg:
Coble, Spring Mills: Mrs.
Burris, Centre Hall
There were 41 patients in
pial beginning of the weeek.
’
Mra, Frank
How
(iin yy
Lanson
the hos.
Purpose of Clean-Up Week 8 ts
stimula'e Btate-Wide interest in san.
ation and the removal of nulsances
and fire hazards.
Primarily, ft is Intended that during
this week obscure corners and places
hot ordinarily cleaned ghould be
cleared of
METHODIST
CLOSES SESSION
CENTRAL PENN.
CONFERENCE
The
of
Confer
Central
the
ted
Pennsviy
Methodist
ded egutey
ania
| ence pi
i and alter.
{
. ; oi
eneral conference at
i Wel
1.. Miller, Williamsport,
Holt Hughes
Washington
Pennsyl-
A.
Bighon
lent
innd
guper-
inten of the aren,
aren Contiral
vania is a part, called attention to a
drop in Sunday school attendance
in pastoral
fit
Changes
session on
section are
of
coun®y
the closing
in this
changes
Centre
made
Monday,
were
Changes
Ba
were made
CC. Welmer
Avenue, Harrisburg,
Foundation, State
M. Naylor
Moon
Rev
from
pastors
Rev, G
Ridge
Wesley
Rev. R.
Halt-
noted : two
in
transferred to
the
wns
from
Sollege,
is the new pastor at
J.
Yeoagertown and
by
has
WwW.
H
Dam, and
MceMorris,
padtor,
Bdinsgrove
is followed
Burnham
Rev. CQ
Shamokin
J. W
ite new
Rev.
for
Quindy.
Other
w
nt
Epworth, Rev.
Haven, East
Lock Ha-
Min
ne pastors are
Shore
Lock
Bit'nes;
F. Hughes;
Ruth.
points: Jersey
WwW. A,
Main
ven
Hall
Graham:
J. H
Rev,
WwW. E
atreet,
ciroeuit,
Rev
B
121 HORSES AVERAGE
GRUENWALD
#210 AT
SALE, MONDAY
$210.00
average of for twenty
- ¥
ll
GEORGES VALLEY ROAD, ON
NORTH SIDE, BEING GRADED
i
SCHOOL B.
vislons, Easwrn
iB. OPENS
“PLAZA” AND “STATE”
THEATRE ATTRAC
i hiestre
-
onte
as Boek
cnsh given 00
Friday,
in Cr
and
8 Midnight Bhow This
{day Night—"Follow the Fleet.”
jerica’s favorite dancing stars,
tAstaire, Ginger Rogers,
This picture also showing on Mon.
day and Tuesday of next week.
At the “State” Theatre
All This Week-—Charlle Chaplin In
“Modern Times" A pleture worth
going miles to see. Chaplin's first ple.
ture in several years
Mon, Tues, Wed, Next
“Road Gang,” all-star cast.
in away ag 9
™
loy
ireday,
Temple
{ Specdald
Saturday
tain January.”
Comesly Cartoon,
wind
A
red
Week
The quarantine hag been lifted from
the Lancaster Valley OC camp, in
Mifflin coun’. One of the patients ill
from spinal meningitis was taken to
the Walter Heed hospital, Washing
ton, D. C., and the other to the Lew-
istown hospital, Ag a result of the
removal of the quarantine, Paul Brad.
ford, a goreman ag the camp, had
not been home for a few weeks until
Saturday, and found his family lv
ing in thelr new quarters,
ATA AIAG
The store room in the hotel build.
ing now ocecupted by PF. IL. Snook
formerly the Knarr meat market, has
been greatly improved on the Inter
for, and also on the exterior. As was
announced in his advertisement last
weak, Mr, Bnook stoked the store
with a variety of mea's and grocers
les and since Monday has been doing
business. He comes to the Report.
or readers with an advertisement in
this lssue.
NEW
THIS
THE
FOR
GAS SERVICE
TOWN AND
and Town Homes
| Service, ~Individual
| Hold Eight Monthy’
{
May Have
Tanks
Supply
Average Family,
§ slay ranedia
by the vith
tives «
trict
Lo gas
pervisors
company, it representa
Ng residents of
upon
homes are
All of
people
whois nog
BOC ORE
pipe lines, the zone
and
company
local
of the
employ
are
this
this
departments
dis rict
district,
Col,
B. Stroud,
CoEnpany,
New York,
ences,
The
this section
lantic
Wins
in
of
will residenty
George A. Burrell
operating
and
managers
officials
the
of
and other
attended
BAI0H
firs¢ meal to be
of the
system
the
Hotel under the
E
expert
prepared in
by 4
gas
conference
State oe
Sintes of service
served at in the
Coleman
Mrs.
home
who
direction
the
from
Maude Miner,
wil
schools
The
by
tanks
the average
The o«
frie of of
for
A
riOrda
New York
of
vice
conduct
this
company a
fi Series
in
vicinity.
system
vidual
enouth gas
for
the
UN
supplies
means of
which
tq
4
inc
hol
nx eight
tanks filled
do
after
mpany
wares and ners
til
TiCH
pay !
used,
home
The torrits
Mid-Penn divisl
ing
ipsbhuryg 0
| hanna river on
{ Hall
1
He used
it
encl
gens
standard gus in
meter
consumption.
wy fo be served by
Sings
i a
id. E. CAMPBELL PROPERTY,
LINDEN HALL,
x eT %
and
of and he bull
by the Campbells
and
BY HAGAN,
Hagan sales agency
and Ph
reports
DODGES SOLD
3 ny
Drone
x
hoy Ixxilgo
Centre
Fisher, real estate
[SEVEN CENTRE COUNTIANS
| ON P. 8 C. HONOR LIST
:
in £
jist 4
for ne
¢ honors Janior «
| announced
8. Hoffman, registrar
It includes scholastic
the end of the first
year. Seven Centre
are included in the
Fifty-eight names, comprising “the
first twentieth of the class in schol-
arship, are on the list. It {3 headed
by Walince Kubacki, a studens in
mechanical engineering from Read.
ing, who has maintainel an average
of “3” for two and a half years. In
the grading system employed at
Penn State, “3” is the highesy grade
given,
The seven students from Centre
touny are Geneva CC. Ziegler, pre-
medical: Gilbert Thomas, Industrial
engineering: leo M, Shames, fores-
try. James A. Babeock, industria] en-
gineering: June R. Pfister. chemis-
try, all of State College: Jane E.
Campbell, Education, Centre Fall:
Mary Jl. Whatts, arta and letters,
State College.
few by Wm
College
standings
sognester
county
listings,
i
days
of
ago
the
10
this
students
of
CALIFORNIA ACCOUNTANTS
SOLVE FLY LEG PUZZLE
A fiy’s broken Jeg caused auditors
In the California State relief offiexs a
lote of money, The books had been six
vents out of balance for a week and
nobody could find the error Help was
called in.
Finally the socidental flick of a fin.
ger dislodged part of a fly's log from
above a number 1, which had been
taken for a 1.
A fly siting on 5 column of figures
has often made $105 look like $1.00,
but it Aldn't need to tear its leg off
to do ft.
FOREST FIRE
PENN
WARDENS IN
DIS, ASK YOUR
poeason for forest fires
» approaches, the state
Paul H
citizen
1f ot
ford
ALL
Can Has
avery
fires
¥
irom 1
prompt report
individ May Bave ur timberland
neighbor's,
Forest Ranger
were
The
estimated
the
normal,
2 YO
as your
Last
8 | Meeker
the Penn
however,
fires In
higher than
There are
Centre
of
are
John
fires
year,
reports i
district,
he
there no
4 year before
done
wos
damage
by same district
TT
in
fire
thirty-three wardens
county, each having
men,
ifmes
calls
vary
“
orew about These
twenty
all
to
1 men available
al
to from
from
Any
may
the
expected respond
wardens. Thelr
30
» | thelr wages
3120 cents to cents per hour.
desiring fire
bry
getting in
warden,
follow
One
do
1 lool
The
District ns in
ig AL YOUr service.”
Contre Hall—-Richard Brooks,
Jah, Bubb, 183R4; Knarr, 7
Harry . 15R24; Wii MeoClin-
ijt, T2R14 feeker, HRA Ed-
rd 8 13
Spring
to a crew
ith
{ain
Join
®O w
touch
men are
in
your Penn
locality i
ing
warde
t
anda
66R2;
John R3;
McClellan
tis ¥ %
John WN
4 weetwood,
Mills 221%
Loe
John
Bressler,
Arihur
#H3.
1112. Elmer Foust,
SATE
£ ¥
S5R13
MMH ANS
GARBRICK & SON
INSTALL PASTEURIZER
sired by
board of health,
AND TRI-HI-Y PARTY.
Hi-Y and
HI-Y
sing
{ provided y
the
Te
imi tees of clubs
of 1
Cio
tion ghments was
8 of the clubs were
members of the faculty
| Wetzel.
Thin
tha
and Mrs. J. F
was the second party
clube during this school tery.
————
CLASS MEETING AND SHOWER
FOR MR. AND MRS. W. HOMAN
Regular monthly meeting of the
"Willing Workers” 8. 8 class was held
April 14, at the home of Miss Cora
Homan: also, a kitchen shower was
tender Mrs. Warren Homan, bride of
a few weeks. After the class business
wag fransacted, a social hour, devot-
ol to games, otc, was enjoyed, and
later refreshments were served,
Guests present were Rev, L. A.
Wagner, Centre Hall; Mr, and Mrs
Reno lepley, Miss Ruth Relish, Rob.
ort Relish, State College; Mrs. Dor.
othy Huber, Miss Jane Foreman Mrs
Annie Homan, Anna Elizabeth Hom-
an, Warren Homan, Centre Hall
Class members pregent were Mrs.
Wagner, Mrs. Ethel Homang Mps
Pearl Homan, Mrs. Beatrice Homan,
Mrs. Pauline Homan, Miss Cora Ho-
man, Mre. Francs Felterolf, Mra
Mildred Jase, Mrs, Sara Lause, Mrs,
Alice Dutrow, Mrs, Madaline Dutrow,
Mrs. Lawura Shilrer, Mrs. [Agnes
Bloom, Mrs, Mayme Mitterling, Mrs.
Ruth Thoman, Mra Miriam Coldiron,
There fe a wealth of information in
the Reporter's numerous advertise.
ments appearing this week. Read
them all,
Fire damaged the Trinity Lather.
an church, Witsontown, to the extent
fire was caused by an overheated
furnace pipe,
i
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
Mo el State Col-
Pr
Emery,
in
sian, of
Emery
Centre
Mrs,
were
and
and
Hall,
home of Mr.
fiffiinburg.
ward
of
guests the
R. Finkel,
recent
Mre RR.
high
The
f Hawaii”
rates of
operetta, “Love Pls
presented in
evening,
General ad-
af
school
will be
Arcadia, Sasurday
*®
Grange
| April 25, at 00 o'clock
Performance
10c,
mission Friday
ternoon 3 o'clock,
Coburn
of
:
Yer sedba ll on the
Loran,
of
Playing
school son
suffered
3 : ad
playmates ©0l-
grounds,
Roy Immel,
when of
young
Mrs. Coburn,
his
of hi
3 ones
anike when one playmafes col
ided with him on the base lines.
rren G. VanDyke,
of Highways, was
Wa
tary
Union
State Seore~
a muest of
sportsmen for geveral
at Camp Nria, owned
Edelman and od In
Mile Narrows.
county
days last week
Tote
Charles
FY
by
the
rieen
‘yy
YL.
-
M.
Rev. ¥
confirmat
While Rearick was
h
theran
ding jon clas
on
entered
doen the par-
orf
drawer,
superintendent
Aged
SUOOCRSOT
i thes
as
visited
Ay Both
erested In
Lt was
Pailey
under
v1
peral
ters WREKQQ.
Fetterolfl
while
wound
iy peri-
Centre
wae
axe
TL 1
at
tf he
wie
started work ag a
arket, form-
ment ¥
Y
uberman- Knar basiness
Monday
*
2 OF
r
opening
on
named so his
which
which
is re-
bee
not
in
hs le tp we
| lieve Major would
a former clerk
even owes
the gong.
Johnson
{give WAS
the store
The main body of Millheim's sum-
mer colony of martins arrived at the
bird house opposite the National ho-
tel sometime on Monday nigha and
immediately set about putting the
house in order. The newcomers are
busy at present evicting the spare
rows that moved in when the sume
mer tenants Jeft ast year. The evie-
tions will be followed by a vigorous
housecleaning before the marting
build their nests,
The spacious red brick mansion on
North Allegheny street, Bellefonte,
built by the late Governor Daniel H.
Hastings, and since his death oocue
pied only in summer time by Mrs
Hastingg and in recent years remain.
ing closed the year round because of
her il] health, was sold to Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Fraley Hallowell,
wealthy residents of “Upsondowns,”
Wynnewood, near Philadelphia, who
pian to make Bellefonte Their perma.
nent home. Mrs. Hallowell was form-
erly Miss Helen Hurley, daughter of
former Centre county sheriff and Mre.
Wm BE. Hurley, of Howard street
and Is well known In Bellefonte
Lightning for the second time this
spring did dammge to properdy in
lower Penne Valley the last bolt have
ing ripped a hole In the ground at the
root of a tree close by the 2. A.
Weaver farm home, a short distance
west of Millheim. The telephone was
knooked from he wall and some
damage done to the plastering in
various sections of the hosue, and put
the electric lights owt of commission
woction,