VOL. CXL.
ANGLES OF REGISTRATION :
LAW AS APPLIED TO CENTRE
If You Vote on Age You Must
Registered—Youn
« people becoming
y on or the day
age
day—primary or
tion
> tions
Of
the
The Question «
tion Card-—Under
governin
other is regisiration
registration law
the
g the registration
Centre county, ther,
in
the
You
other
corded date
»
bi
evidence
ment. This applies
well
need
rth
than
“on
bits
Note the Number on
tion Card—W Yi
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MUST REGISTED 1
Tec SIGN PETITIONS
- si
MRS, EMMA GUFFEY MILLER
TO SPEAK ON GRANGE PARK
Contre (ountys
Grange Fr
Hall
eloquent
coming
at Centre
the most
lif, ang th
gratulated
ful speaker, The
Wednesday
£1 mi i to
& local
i Seu
FEES FOR FILING
CANDIDATES PETITIONS
mm
£1
fs ———
COMMON LABOR WAGE
\ 2 Try
CENT
4a
PENNA. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,
MR. PENNINGTON,
vivania Indus
was recently
ul ngdon
\[ Huvett y member
superin
beginning
ti »
Known as th
trial Ref
Ap tion
mnmoep
matory
hief baker
has Leen able Li
where the largest
Haug
A
an 1
fromm
40 to 45
highway m
ania
wags increase cents
our for 18.000 inten.
workers announced
Warren V
other pay
ance wns
day by
The
recently
Secretary an Dyke
increase with boosts |
granted in counties
$3 HOO 6060
last
few in-}
a
volves total almost
will
f the month,
for
A ——— a ————————.
Horner Reunion, July SL
George
a
It
o
of
Year. be affective the
period
The |
pay i
nerease is common labor,
The
reunion
Grange
of
Wm.
fifteenth annnual H
held Saturday. }
Park, Hall All
families welcome
er
31
be
at Centre
friends
Mra,
the are
Cramer, Secretary
CENTRE COUNTY
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Patienty from the er!
Centra county for the week of July 12:
Dr. T. Mec-
south aide f
Tuesday, admitted:
Queen, Millheimd.
Wednesday, admitted: H. Ray Mark
Centre Hall. Discharged: Mrs. Arth-
ur J. Miller, Rebersburg.
Saturday admitted:
Durst, Aaronsburg.
Sunday, discharged:
Walker, Spring Mills,
There wer, forty-four patients
the hospital beginning of the week.
a.
Mrs. J. D
Merril J
in
supplanted
RR — ———————
BOLLINGER—SOTHMAN.
of
A 1
will be
umber readers of
the
r interested in
of tt
reading
¢ marriage
Bollinger and
’ an
abbreviated ac
count
T
Sothmann
of
Edward
a which
church,
1esociate
took place
St. Mark's Lutheran where
he groom was
Iowa.
linger
high
pastor, in
3
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Mrs, = a
achool
graduate
and also
Carthage
college
an
Carthage, HH.
as been instructor in home
and English at the high
Exline, Ia. The Rev. Mr. Bolling~
received | education at Susque-
Pa., and
Gettysburg semis
oC
ne =
in
or
a
Sednagrove,
the
hanna
later
college,
attended
nary.
Rev. Bollinger
Margaret (Evans) Bollinger,
of Mille, daughter of Davis
Evans. and widow of Rev. M. E. Bol
linger,
is a son of
Mrs
Potters
Dniring the beginning of this month
the young minister closed his connec.
tion wih the Davenport church, and
with his bride went Bunker Hill
Kansas, in the drought section of that
state, to serve 4 Lutheran pastorate.
The elder Rev. Mr. Bollinger served
the same pastora’e and died there
seventeen years ago.
Mrs. Bollinger wil] lve with her son
at Bunker Hill
to
RE
[IVAN
HALL, PA.
WALKER IS CANDIDATE
FOR
|
i he is =»
Bellefonte
:
ealy
never
axperiencs
11.
*
£6
od to
“1
0
qus
he aspires
A Ir rs
WAGNER-—-RUNHIL.
i Joseph R. of Mr
Mrs. RR. 'W of Lewis‘own
{job printer Belleville Times of-
fic, and Miss Lida M. Ruhl, of Lew-
istown, daughter of Harry H. Ruhl
Lewistown, were united in
Wagner,
Wagner
mon
4 g 3
in the
lalso of
ma rriage,
A Yt —————
GRUENWALD HORSE SALE.
All wenty-twn South Dako-
horses, and mules offered
by Gruenwald, Monday
ievening taken customers
| new the popular South Da-
kota dealer. The average price
was $140 not including the
which passed for $61.00
individual horse was sold
for 8201. A team of colts for $282.
This was the first evening sally at
Centre Hall. Dealers and buyers seem
to have been satisfied with the time
considering the season of the year,
A ——— ————
NINTH GEBHARDT REUNION
The ninth annual reunion of the
Gebhardt clan will be held on Sunday
August Ist at Coleman Memorial
Park, Lebanon, All Gebhatdts and
friends are invited to bring their
lunch and enjoy the day.
of the
ta
laale
coltg
William
were
old, of
horse
around
colt,
for
by
or
yearling
{The high
JULY
Ir ENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
DEMOCRATIC PICNIC TO BE
HELD WED, AUGUST
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newspaper files
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PFONY-TRUSs BRIDGH
IN CEXTRE HALL
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
of F. K
municipal
H
Edgar
Bitner of
Yishop a
teachen
during
attended
F
Hong heen
mo ore Len
Mr
the
ad to
week h
fu at
iaat
the
whnera
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}
he h
session of
of which organization as
a member,
Hazel, living
Mechanicsh
Meth.
at the
Smith
in the
odist Home ¢
of hi
his
is
M
lad has
hundred
ee he
there
home 82 grandfather,
vacation. The
of a
and speaks
during the
aAppearanc,
HOY a
cent
pat
fis wall £3
n well of ti
me
and the usageNof him
H I.
county,
grounds
while
Leitzell, of Grata Dauphin
purchased the Lewisburg fair
and buildings from the lLew-
isburg Na‘ional Bank who had hougt
them at sheriffs sale to satisfy a
mortgage. Plans are under way to re-|
vive th, fair for the 1938 season. i
The local Methodist Sunday school |
will hold ite annual plenic today |
(Thursday) at Penns Cave. The origin.
al date was set for Thursday of last
week,
it |
i
a
"Two Wayfarers.” by Harvey W.
Flink, Centre Hall poet, appears in
“Contemporary American Men Poets,”
a new anthology edited by Thomas
Del Vecchio and publisheq by Henry
Harrison. Poetry Publisher, New York.
The volume is illustrated by Charles
Cullen and also contains poems by
Robert Frost. Robinson Jeffers, Robert
P. Tristam Coffin Jesse Stuart Ralph
Cheney, and many other celebrated
poets of the male sex. ’
¥
1937.
¥ ALLEN TREES BLOCK
STATE HIGHWAY
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| HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
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VOTERS
REGISTERED
HERE LAST FRIDAY
—~
COLLEGE TWP, VOTES TO
(CONSOLIDATE SCHOOLS
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DEMOCRATIC CATCES
FRIDAY EVENING, 23RD
I M0 AS:
REGISTERING OF CHILDREN OF
SCHOOL AGE IN POTTER
’
: ¥ £3 Ale
Heretofore
old
willing
ne =i
Int
X Years was
or
edu
tended two yefirs
years instead
prior
Compulsory ation now i= ex
from six to elghiteen
’
vam
irom
of six to sixteen
years
I A—————.
SALARY OF DISTRICT
ATTORNEY INCREASED #000
The of
Centre
salary the district attorney
a new
annually to
coun'y rom $1500
Juniata, Sayder and Un.
from $500 to $500,
sOMe counties salary remaine
the same while in it is raised
or reduced. Inm-gounties where the
prosecuting attorney elected this
year the salary change becomes ef.
fectivy, January 1, 193% while in oth-
ers the change is deferred until the
expiration of the present tert of the
officer,
in
Was
$2100
to
county under
boosted from
in Mifflin
$2100; in
lon «
In
law
1260
ninties
the
thors
iw
A ———
FIRST WEDDING IN CHURCH
SINCE ERECTED IN 185¢
The marriage of Mise Edna Hoster-
man and Robert Wilson, of Williams.
port, was solemnized at noon on Sune
day, July 4, in the St. Paul's Lutheran
church at Aaronsburg. It was the first
wedding to be helg in the ehureh
since it was built in 1856. The Rev.
J. J. Weaver, of Rebersburg, a former
pastor of the church, officiated. Miss
Emma Rible, a friend of the bride
played the bridal march. Lester Host.
erman and Bond Bible were the ush-
ers.
Holler
Mrs. Blair is a daugh-
iy Rufus Lee. of
reveral
lived
1sband
une
Mrs.
but
| dertaking establishment
{Camp
i
jie «
eighty-two
ar and a
is years
tive jert
iu
A Methodist
Misg Alice
the hands
Bartholomew —at
and Mrs. Dan RBioom,
Bartholomew farm
than and teacher to
the occasion were Martha Mowe
Martha Spyker, Alice Thompson
Ariene Goodhart, Isabel Emery.
girls i the
n
taught ©
ol 2
entertained at
member—Jean
Mr
the
| Spyker
of a
the
were
home of
tenants
Others
enjoy
ery
on
Jean
the
The younger readers of the Reports
er wili be pleased to know that Cathe
arine Bender, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mre. Fred Bender, State College
immediately after graduating from
State Collegs high, was offered and
accepted a position in Caldwell N. J.
in Monomonook Inn, a very exclusive
resort. Lillian, th, second daughter in
the Bender family, is taking a sum-
mer course in history. at State
Dr. James Mullen,
in Cenire Hall
ing and night having brought his
Mrs. Lizzie Mullen here for
a Visit with relatives. When a youth
Mr. Mullen spent many summers here
and the Reporter office was one of his
headquarters. Op this trip he was on
his way to Carlisle barracks, where
the 9th Division Reserve * Officers
Division of Dental Surgery was in
oO
Pittsburgh,
recently
was
for an evens
mother,
session. Dr. Mullen ranks as a major,