VOL. CXI.
SEPTEMBER COURT JURORS-—
recently drawn
ang note
Monday
+ ¥ ie
will
jurors
pass
grand
to
or
meet on Cases
them true
August 30.
Criminal
13, and civil case
week of
jgnored, on
Monday
heard
Court will open
gs will be
furore
1"
follow:
Grand Jurors, Au
Ty
80.
Iv
San
Frantz
Gates Philipsburg
Cen're H ull
Port Matilda
Bellefonte
Earl
Edward
Wm. T.
P. A.
Cledis
HH. K.
Grant
Anna
Paul
James
Fred
Gummo
Heinlg
Hines
Kephart
Kistler
Kline
L. Laucas
Loomison
MeQloskey. . .
Miller
Paul Morgan
WwW. C. Nicholas
Kyla Osman
Mrs. Harry
H. R. Skyler
Herbert Test
John Thomas
John Yarnell,
Traverse
Andrews
Ashcroft
Balisor
jarnes
Philipsburg
State College
Hall Sta.
Julian, R. D.
Orviston
Hublersburg
Blanchard
College
Oak
State
Aaronsburg
gtate College
Bellefon'e
Centre Hall
Philipsburg
Port Matilda
Bellefon'e
13
. Julian
Philipsburg
Raymond
Jr
Jurors, Sept
J.
Harry
H E.
John
Po
rie Moore
Pl
janes
Rosaman
“oil
lobert 1
Th
Wa
wry
(ier ompson
Gregg tson
by ite
Zimr
Traverse Jurors,
Alexander
Wm H
Jechto
Aar
Sept. 20
tate Co
nerman
Bowes
Jer
Penna
linger
Kunes
Linn
Elverta Long
WwW. Lonbarger
Mrs. Llody Lucas
David Mattox
Mrs Nana McoCousland
Robert McCloskey
Dorothy Moore
Frank Phillips
W. H. Rimmey
Allan Royer
3. A. Soott
Norman Shawley
G. Frank Smith
Madeline Spearly
Alex Streiakis
Ruth Stover
John Weaver
James Wilson
Aaron Woods
Scott Woods
EE ——————
30 MILLION ELIGIBLE UNDER
SOCIAL SECURITY ACT
Approximately one-fourth of
of thg United States,
persons have been enrolled
being eligible for old-age pensions un-
der the Bocial Security Act.
The Social Securi'y Board has an-
nounced that registrations to dats ex-
ceed original estimates by more than
four million. It is predicted that the
number who w'll be insured will even.
tually readh 40,000,000,
rR D.|
Bellefon te |
Howard |
State College |
Mileshuryg |
Philipsburg
Philipsburg |
How ard |
Sandy Ridge |
Sandy Ridge |
State College
Millheim |
State College
vi Milesburg |
- Centre Hall
Bellefonte, R. D.|
Bellefonte |
Bellefonte |
Milesburg |
Philipsburg
Port Matilde:
Philipsburg
Henry
Mrs
H
itherine Pellefonte
the
population 29,-
154.000 as
GREAT STATE
DYKE URGES
VAN DYKE
empire—yat
historic
OWN
YAN
S YOUR
FIRST,
WARREN
industrial
By
great
the
Unlon
one
in
I
A
of
the
history
and
of
seen
most
birthplace
Pennsylvania
I
Such Is
| Nature has endowed
i 1 1)
wealth with a wealth of
iy
| va
‘ Lie
@ mat
“8S Sate,
tr
length
enli
network of modern
|
Make ©
i
| vast aflle
not only runs th and breadth
i
threads
beautiful
tions
{of our
miles and miles of
tains, farming
Pennsylvania
beauties,
resort sex
diversity
and
has of
it }
the
a
as moun-
Pocon-
rugged
such green
Alleghenies, and the Blue
lakes and winding
virgin for-
of farms
scenle
tains
the
Ridge
rivers, majestic
lests and thousands
and orchards
This
the best
as ool
08,
expansive
waterfalls,
of acres
with
handi-
educational
abounds not only
Mother Natures
and
state
in
work but with
pointy of interest. ‘
It was here in Penn's sylvan wood
historic
HALL, PA.
[ANNT AL HARVEST HOME
SERMON BY REY. ATWELL
SUNDAY OF GRANGE FALE
The committee in charge of grrange
iments Grange neampment
fand Ce
{to
ithe
: 8 Park
A
many
arranged
Nothing
and
amusement entertainment
earnest desire to satisfy
anges,
Twelve
entered
range )
ded
interesting
each
been
pleasant experience
program combining
features ha
day and
a heen for
evening has
instruction
in the
tastes
omitted education
and
all and
ull
subordina‘e grange
ETOoups
have the ontest, prom-
The
will
PIAY
ising fine entertainment
limited to
the audtiork
u 8
contest
one-act plays, oben In
m Saturday evening. Aug-
« w) clock, when three
ays of real dra-
that our Nation was founded. That]
wooded peauty which delighted the pi- |
mountains und |
T™
still makes our
mecca Is
S————— A ]—- 5 O AAI5
BIRTHDAY DINNER.
Woy ¢ Mn
STATISTICS OF EVANGELICAL-
REFORMED (CHURCHES
Congregatic
Expenditures
Current
Contingent
Debt
nterest
.$50.219
21}
3.594
5.1%4
574
353
Reduction
on debt
Apportionment
Special
Other
comtributions
Denominational
nevolence
bee
649
de
5911
A564
Benevolence
nomina'ion
Total
Church property
Value church
Parsonages
Debt both
This data for the year
taken official
—————————
Iv Walker the judicial
ticket at the Beptember primaries, ac-|
of the
Harrisburg.
outside
Benevolence i
buldings ..$874,500 |
136.2540
153,199 |
1936,
records.
on
is
from
and |
is
|
in will head
cording to draw- |
Arthur C.}
second Judge M.
third last, Al-
though by chance, this is putting the
candidates in their proper place.
a oi
the ou'come
made
will
Fleming
ing in
Dale
Warg
be and
and
Perhaps you
“feel” of fall in the air. If not, we
nedd only to remind you that the
Grange fir is only 5 week distant.
and the public schools open in a little
over two weeks And that ain't sum-
mer.
too have noticeq the
resent 1
present pl
m
» Tuesday ev
matic »
n
piUe ening, 5
Augu
Sept.
and Wednesday evening
the contest will be continues
¢ ory f
Harvest Home Services
§
: 1 people
ese leaders
PICTURE ATTRACTIONS AT
THE “PLAZA™ AND “STATE"|
:
The Plaza is always sir-conditioned |
Showing from 2 till 11 p. m. i
At the Plaza Theatre i
Today—"The Lady Escapes” with i
Gloria Michael Whalen, Also, |
cash prizes given away at 9 p. m. !
Thursday and Friday—"Easy Liv-
ing.” with Edward Arnold and Jean |
Arthur. News and Comedy i
Saturday-—Double Feature Program|
“Born Reckless” with Bran Donlevy
and Rochelle Hudson. No. 2-<"Devil's |
Saddle Legion” with Dick Foran the |
Stuar:,
Monday and Tuesday, next
They Gave Him a Gun,
cer Tracy
week
with Spen-
Franchot Tone, and Gladys
George. Fox News and comedy.
At the "State" Thea're:
Wed, Thurs, Fri "“Trader
It's here by populag demand
Saturday—"Whistling Bullets” with
Kermit Maynard: an all-Western.
Mon. and Toes, next week—"Fell
Divers,” with Wallace Beery, Clark
Gable, Another outstanding hit
brought back by popular demand.
a ————
Through no fault of the “Report-
er,” the Rearick family reunion was
announced to have been held last
Thursday. The correct date ig today
(Thursday).
Horn”
AUGUST
CRE.
gust 18, ant
of Miss Mi
Harold
solemn
REBER~—-MO0
Wedne
the
of
of
On sin y Au at
noon min
{| Moore
|
| eben
riage
Cen'‘re Hall to
NN. J
Met he
utiful
vas performed
vinden, Wis
Hzed In the First wiist church o
T ring
1
AE O23
rie Moore
palms erns
gladiolas,
Following
served
also had 1 wcorated
reel
hus parlors
which for th
asi
Mrs.
ter
of
Centre
mn.
Reber, who
Mr
Centre
is the only
Mrs Thos, L.
Hall, is a graduate
Hall high |
State Teachers College,
She has been teaching
in t Hershey
t
Yopularly
daugh
of and
Moare
’
of
Shippensbur
school. also
®
for
where
Ne schools,
ad
soloist
she
known, an where
she
for
Prest
n
terian and U
A
HOOK—~PACKER.
——————————
MeLATUGHLIN—HECKART
MARION SHARER
FROM
FALLS
STRAW
MOW
17282 REGISTER UP 70
AUG. 10-DEAD LINE SEPT.
10th, the total number
registered in
17.2982—-8.929
Up to August
of voters who Centre
county numbered Repub.
licans gnd 8.383 Democrats. In addition
to small number registered
non-partisan.
Voters up to September 1st ars priv.
the court house in
Commission-
these a
tieged to register at
the office of the
ors,
the registration blanks
12:00 g'clockag. m.;
} to
County
a
BO §
} to
} to 3:00
m.,
from
from 1
16:60 p.
0
from 7
Niemang On Fail Buying Trip.
D. J. Nieman and Mrs. Morris Mam-
olen of the Nieman Department Store
Millhefm, are a fall buying trip
to New York City and wil] be gone
ali week. Upon their return their reg-
ular advertisement in this paper will
give full details of the new merchan.
dise which, as usual, will be fully up
to the Nieman standard of quality.
A MI A AP AAA AIAN.
Former Governoy Pinchot, the polit.
ical opportunist is making a desperate
effort to Inject himself into Pennsyl-
vania politics. He is an unscrupulous
politician and has belied the voters of
the State so frequently tha’ his in-
fluence in the future will be of little
consequence,
on
19, 1931.
DISTRICTS IN COUNTY
RECEIVE STATE
SCHOOL
{
; |
Qlstric
dug
{ Pee
eve
r
H
iH fF}
Harri
Howar
Howa
Hust
I Aberty
Marion
Miles
Mileshu Borough
Millheim Borough
Patton, Townshi
Penn Township
Philipsburg
Potter Township
Rush Township
Snow 3
Jorough
T,
Township
a
rg
P
V
re.
«a
Borough
"RETR
00 00 WA wa 12
Shoe
Snow Shoe Township
E
2
¥
So. Philipsburg no
Spring Township
{ Borough
Townshi
‘ft » . 1 ow
State ollege
T
i
)
Tow
—
FETTEROLYF,
AR IN
iw HIT
( ROSSING
STANLEY
By
{ ROAD
J
GEORGE HOMAN,
ENDERWENT
Is
Civil
CENTR}
SERVICE EXAM.
DIST. AT
FOR
A ——
CENTRE COUNTY RURAI
DEAMATIONS TOURNAMENT
i
»
Half Moon.
East Penns
Bald Eagle Of
Victor
Tag
i Wednesday
{Who Went Away
shines Logan, “A
Thursday Marton,
kers Baileyv
Howard, "How
i A ——————
[THE BAKER “ESTATE,”
Valley
Old Bi
The Mot!
Walker Moon-
Just Man.
Cat's Whis.
Heritage
the
Certain
“The
“The
Vuigar
ille,
mm
NO. 32
| TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
Ferns OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
it hougée
Fo
Val-
1d
rohec ker !
t Lends the
Grace
patient
hospit It
operation
a
of AXxe-
guests of
Daup,
graduate of
‘ economi eo
xX
wantly
day pre-
tarted out
along r line
and returned
called jnune-
% .
Cle eld
The
ar
in
o the operati
car to do
she became {ll
A physiddan was
diately and arrangements were made
for the operation at the time stated
On Thursday she was visited by her
father, Mr. and Mrs. R. 8 Hagan and
Mrs. Wm. Luse who found her not
lives Clearfield
vious 1
her
when
mn
work
he
ome,
The “Baker” or "Becker" estate in
| Pennsylvania has gguin been exposed
It has been positively that the
! paper on which will of
{Jacob Baker written hund-
years ago was not manufactured
juntil 1880, fifty years after the death
jof Baker. Collections of over a mil
{tion doliarg are estimated to have ween
{made from persons who claimed they
iwere descendants of the mythical
| Baker. It is conclusively shown uy
ithe post office department that there
was never an undistributed Baker es.
tate and that none of the properties
named in the sixty-seven counties in
Pennsyivania ever belonged to John
Baker. or any other Baker.
Most of the property is represented
to He In Philadelphia, including many
of the most valuable sites In the city,
but it fe found everything claimed
by the Baker attorneys is fraudulent.
——— SS ———
The Cambria County fair at Bbens-
burg openg Monday Sept. 6th.
proven
the supposed
was one
{red
Rishel, of Ele
and daugh-
Bower, and
Geneva, IIL,
this office on
family went west
Years ago
Pennsylvania en«
Several years ago
at Kaneville and #»
in one of the cen
Ilinols and is al
80 a bus driver in ona of the districts
Mr. Rishe; §s quite energetic. He re-
ports crops suffering from lack of
moisture in his particular locality. The
drought is however, not general. Mr
Bower is also engaged in farming
and while here frequently sees me'he
ods new, sometimes amusing and at
other times interesting. Mr. Bower is
an uncle of Mrs. (Rev.) W. K. Hos-
terman, while Mr. Rishel's relatives
about bere are John W. Derby and
Mrs. Morris Burkbolder. Mrs. John H.
Rishel, Spring Mills, is 5 sister-ine«
w.
a
Mr. and Mrs. G. H
burn, Ili. and son-in-law
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
daughter Miss Betty, of
were pleasant callers at
Friday. The Rishel
from Penn township
and like when in
gaged iy farming
Mr. Rishel located
at present janitor
tralized schools in
thirty
i