The Centre
HALL,
FATHER-SON DAY
CHURCH,
Reporter
OCTOBER 28, 1937
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NO. 42
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| TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
| HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
THURSDAY,
Ivan Walker, His Life,
Achievements and Pledges
CENTRE PA.,
VOL. CX1.
AND BLIND (CLOYER FARM
IN CENTRE CO. CONVENTION
STOREN
IN CLEVELAND
Mid-Penn Clo
Mitnagors
| FIRST
IN REFORMED
AGE
PENSIONS
y
pd NOV. 1¥
re- ver F held
am
Forty
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ants
|
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Centre county {i6 persons ix
old
$16,668 during the
During the
In
celved
and assist
special Pennsylvan
National Head
on Tue
age assistance in the merchants, local Reformed
| by
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journeyed
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ount of m Ba } irch ha
September. ame period ia R road car to 10
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ley 1d,
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11th annual
Ohio,
last weel
in
Wedne
| resident
corinty vo uarie
and
66 pensioner
of
and
mbined retail ursday
Mont
with «
any sense
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convention
day
accordance
confined
lack
needs and are
individual
who modern
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no
port
Under the
pport —— ————— i
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ACTIVE
teachers |
responsible
AN
PROFESSIONALLY
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| DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS
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A RECORD TO BE PROUD OF.
ALLENTOWN CHOSEN Fon
103
fi 0! On ye
LOOKOUT
EAGLE
ve m | PROPOSE
OVER
210.000
BALD SECTION
complisi
to which he
candidacy.
Ivan Walker
Is 45 years old, is married, has two children of school age.
Ear | abated in Centres Hall This is
returned |
AsSpIres, we
SAMARITAN"
SAVES LIFE
“GOOD COLLIE
OF ANOTHER]
he a
wi
when
bottles
une
Une
pV
sorrow
appre
be if
’ C8
od i8t week
wilonging to
wan
Jorn in Bellefonte, attended local public schools, and atten-
ded the Pennsylvania State College, class of 1913.
after being absent |
i inable to re
it was caugnt In|
IT'S THE BUNK.
the
Has been actively engaged in the practice of law in Centre
County for 25 years.
Hmbing s fed during the
bunk! 2. Mr. Houck |
gt a view aulating
during
He is
Evangelical
weeks
Tyrone,
his son
Bellefonte,
Hall
Philip
suf-
be-
last
the
her daughe
Hall
» materials oes . : : : Si 2 . : v . ' Ha
Saw service with the United States Army during the World "atk
War and spent 14 months overseas during that con-
flict.
Served as District Attorney of this county from December law
or Ralph I 1
1925 to January 1927. and
ring the 3 t
ith E. Stine
I few
Houck children while
) ox fr
been given up for dead
fos been kept
friend
paying
——— i nd about
RAND—CONDOL [after she ‘had
Mary Kathryn } a wok
Mr and Mrs
Greensburg,
om home
see pn man
rubbing
of that
and
and with
family,
platform
had
The
ialso a female collie
alive
daughter .
laug good Samaritan
Ww
i
Condo,
Duffield
Condo,
George W
and . ito that vicinity, Mr
party Rand. of Dormont, were quletly mar- 4
n he's { ried n a Saturday
opini ni
[dttle Church
lights
principles
election
high
its
i Delaney f Centre
by Delane of ite
Is a member of the law firm of Spangler, Walker and Camp- ey by her niech Ms
bell, Bellefonte, saylor, of Bellefonte, as having
breakdown and
Is a member of the Bellefonte Presbyterian church, the can bed during
Veterans of Foreign Wars, the American Legion and i D Sans is
the Free and Accepted Masons. sheers Tibi
If Elected, Ivan Walker has
Pledged Himself to—
Give personal supervision to juvenile cases brought before
him.
ng of
clamoring
one
13 A "miranger
Stewart 2
> fouck sald.
the
who that
—
CIDER PROVIDES WAY OF
MOVING THE APPLE
county fruit
morning
Round the Corner,
tn
we
party
And his
fluenced Him? Ju
He
which
are one the |
New wing
party has not in-| York ci Rev. Randolph Ray | CROP
dge Fleming Ber vie ark g in Centre
ollycoddle is a red-blooded er | Centre growers
he of
hl) Flore Fills ittahured was mos
\ . 4
in marriage by h Many
ing
Earl McoQuillis of |8re tryi to make the most of their
or y . n
Sat~
was
came
Peas
Penn
tative
genera)
of emiras
Ader aales One me
thod of exchang
bountifid apple |
A=
Ww ny
inn attractive
id than one
Cleves
—
WALKER SAW
OVERSEAS
time and energies to the perf
of Centre Cou
urtail expenses by aboli
reducing efficiency.
Devote his entire
his duties as Judge
ormance of
farmer
SERVICE week
death.
on In
vas 5 valuable
ne of life. The care
Vogt
moune«
1 with ard
offices without
red)
sew :
ont oN
priced
“1
clearing
on
‘ovndo higher
Avoid placing costs on the county when they rightfully
should be placed on individuals.
of Greenshurg
he bride er the cost of
eastern wedding
his bride
was best man i and ring
trip Mr. |
home Pared hy the fruit grower with
after | OUtiay of $2 or $3 for equipment, as-
624 Washington "ming that he already has a barrel
jor two whicr may be used. The en-
The bride, a former employe of the Z¥me used for clarification and the
' Mrst Natio . : infusorial earth used in filtration will
our appreciation by doing little fav- First National Bank, Greensburg, has togeth 3 n 8
ors as opportunity The | PeoD the honor guest at many parties ‘Of er cost about 1 1-4 cents a gal-
9 8 fs oD B hy pres a oy isince announcement of her engage. | lon. Labor involveq will run the to-
rity YY iL avon il TT -
nD to 1e form 0 ment. tal cost of clarified and filtered cider
fer, Ivan Walker next Tues. . : ’
day, at the | Your tor him| EOth parents of the bride are na-|'P to about five cents morea gallon
gaY, the : Bp Sop i tives of Centre Halk The mother, than the ordinary product. As already
yr f Fou ave not orgotie 1
vou pre Rn wy n and|e, merly Miss Minnie Durst. is a sis-iDoted, it will usualy sell much more
. "np ter of John, Charles and Miss Mary "adily, even when this extra cost of
Durst, of Centre Hall iproduction is added to the sales price
{The result is an increased disposal of
{fruit which may not move readily or
at good prices on the market,
When properly clarified and filter.
ed the cider ig =o clear that the fig-
. jures on an ordinary calendar may be
Church attended the annual Al [Pe Will pe re-elected for a second tors oly y y y
. {To dat " = ieasly read through a glass gallon jug
drotherhood banquet at First] '© Gale, the Judge hag made no dec y :
" 1 | ; ay a. filled with the product. Neither the
Svangelical Williamsport, jast|l@ration that he will not avail himself
E vangulic ill . oF ihe opportunity to grab the pen j color nor the taste is appreciably
Thursday OK : ! ’ B19 Pe altered. The keeping quality is some-
and al
’ sue | #i0n shauld he be for i
Zwporied those | Mild he be Jortunaty {what improved, due to the removal of
, ‘most of the yeast during filtration
None of the
However, the cider is not steilized
y way to the
4 4 This attractive
wer in
i product may be
jRand and
pre. Nittany
on
2
braved tha
At
was oo
will be at a cash
furnished apartment
ember first at
Mt. Lebanon,
Advocate adjustment of differences between litigants, sav-
ing costs to county and litigants.
enemy
tin 4
| Nov
Road,
country the Hawiy the tenant
owned by
Gap. next
will bacome
Boa] farm now
Spicher of Pleasant
he vacates the Mrs
Brown farm where he has lived with
Daniel his father-in-law, for
a number of years Charles Miller, now
located on the Spicher farm, will
succeed Charles Andrews on the Durst
farm, owned by Robert Meeker The
Brown farm at the beginning of this
hag not yet been leased
nothing
debt to
good for on the
Boyd
spring
Omir them can never be
paid, but we can continue to ut
re.
Avoid granting early paroles to persons given long sen-
tences,
ow when
presents itself Uphold officers of the law in their efforts to protect society. Col
olyer,
will be
Conduct the affairs of the Court with promptness and with
due regard to litigants and counsel.
polls, vole
may feel sures «
appreciation.
Walker's
gincere
Administer the office in a non-political and non-partisan
manner. +
And Finally—
To temper the cold letter of the law with the balsam of
human kindness and understanding.
A vote for Ivan Walker, next Tuesday, will be a vote
in favor of an economical, efficient, capable and clean ad-
ministration of the highest office it is possible for the citi-
zens of Centre County to bestow upon one of its citizens,
i Oh - Ga ouiay . Miss
week
NEARLY 400 ATTEND EV.
BROTHERHOOD BANQUET
of
roncerning
eo
D
in
County
week
Bartholomew c¢ame to his
Centre Hall from the Cent
hospital, on Wednesday of last
after having undergone an op-
for the of a kidney
weeks prior His recovery was
epeady. He in fine trim
time. Treatment will be coffe
tinued. bowever, at the Rlalr Memor.
fal hospital, Huntingdon, $y the use
of the X-ray to take care of any pos
sible, though not probable. infection.
home
A lot explaining has been done
the of
] possibility
the | Fleming collecting a pension In case
Judge!
Almost
Wil
four hundred men from
5 4 eration removal
famsport District of the Evangel
two
remarkably
at
Is
2 s this
church,
evening.
program
who attended
Miltheim,
ident
eats
by
Shreckengast, of |P® re-elected.
pres- advertisements
ing last
fine are
E
the
the
was
during
Brotherhood
past year
or statements appear-
week were signed.
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WILLIAMSPORT ON NEW
AIR LINE SERVICE
All passenger gnd mall service link-
ing Washington, Saltimore,
burg, Williamsport and
started Tuesday by the Pennsylvania-
Central Airitneg Corporation.
C. Bedell Monro, president
Harris-
will leave Washington at § a. m.
—————
State College borough has more than
1800 citizens who will be denied the
ballot next Tuesday, if they ask for
one, because of their failure to come
in on the permanent registration.
This is a rather serioug indictment
on the college town.
.
Curtis Reiber is installing a steam
heating plant in hig home. Lock Hav-
on dealers are doing the work.
by this process
ferment
to
and will ultimately
unlesg other means are used
prevent it. Cloudiness will return
when fermentation is well started.
Mp.
Vote for all the Amendments to the
State Constitution except the fifth,
This calls for 5 bond issue of $42,000 -
C00, but since the gmendment was pre-
pared conditions have changed; the
money is not needed. Both the major
parties agree this amendment should
be voted NO,
J. A. GUMMO, FARMER, KILLED
SITTING ON TRACTOR
James A. Gummo, 45, farmer of near
Pa. Furnace was squeezed to death be-
tween the steering wheel of a tractor
and a pole structural support in a
barn where he was placing the tract.
or Wednesday morning of last week,
Mr. Gummo backed the machine in-
to the barn and ggainst the pole sup-
port, which ig in a horizontal posi-
tion.
Apparently not realising how far he
had traveled, he was caught between
the pole and the steering wheel and
was unable to turn off the machine
before losing consciousness
Hig aged father was in the barn
the time of the accident but did not
know how to turn off the engine. De.
coming excited he ran for the nearest
neighbor,
Mr Gummo was dead when
neighbors arrived. He wag gingle,
at
the
Geraldine Smith, daughter of
and Mrs Willard Smith, of neat
Rebershurg, contemplates entering
one of the Willlamsport com
Miss Smith, Joo
known as “Kate Smith during
her school days in Centre Hall Mgh
where she graduated, was ong of the
outstanding members of her class. On
her own resources, Misg Smith Is ome
ployed as a domestic in Williamsport,
but anticipates reaching her ofie ame
bition next spring. : t 4
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