f PHURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1937. THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL,
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THE CENTRE REPORTER morning a week ago, following | .® +» 0 9.0»
ISSUED WEEKLY, eral weeks’ illness with compl fons A TUSSEYVILLE
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She wa nn dsughter of .
CENTRE HALL, PENNA. Alma Wolf Gramley and
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SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors *® »
HN. W, SMITH, Editor INCL . Un a 0 po m
EDW. E. BAILEY, Associate Editor and | ”™ : : Sa : : : 7 : 4 |] y Wf ronshurg \1 Mildred
Business Manager | gle widow o John ; avid ANg - ley f teadin Mrs, Charles |
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TERMS. —The terms of subscription to Mills, Saturday nigh ) ogerat of Ver ‘0 i onlle 1 .
the Reporter are $1.00 a year, in advance. jyer death was sudden, 10 to | LLL avin) avs : ‘ . 1 ra at he Fortney home
Legal advertising at the rate of ten Ura Was wide In th rson M-1 Mi Beatrice Jordan
ey mn r spent peveral days the past
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i Eo rtising rates made know n | Funeral services were held Tuesday hf Ls {1 Charles Slaterbec oy
on application. imorning at 10 o'clock from her late 5 RA ’ , ' , Ip rar
Enterd in the Post Office In Centre home and continued in the Georges WEST PENN MERCHANDISE Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
daughter Bernice attended the funet Were ent visito : the ifMton certain to be
ol as second-class matter, alley church Rev WwW. Kk Hoster PLANS EXPLAINED TO . i
of the Evangelical church of LOCAL DEALERS al of a relative of the former at Sug- | Kline home day to day.
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"SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES foie SEMI C gi
officiating. Interment was made in
| electrical dealers in the Episcopal
PENNS YALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE Georges Valley cemetery ' . X r 2 ll ’
(Rev. L. Arthur Wagner, Pastors) Deceased was ¢ laughter 4 the | Parish House, Bellefonte provefl in. ¢
1a : y ve ¢ Poet hood resting ! n several standpoints, It
Georges Valley—9 to 10 A. M. HA BO 5 a ar NRE Arring by officials of rim 7 eit ac O a n erns or Oo
Centre Hall—10:30 A. M. tia 3 5 tum we
(Communion Service)
Farmors Mills, 7:30 P. M.
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beth en
Improvement
«IL 1d ick Mowery ar wif of Newtowr
the purpose
regarding
CENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE [lider Danville: Stel Lote |Dusinesy December 31 ar. tweant a
(Bev. Delas B, Keener, Pastor) 5 3 RP YR Vanlas wm. tha \ ‘Wan and ) a
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Centre Hall— 1 ter M1 A 3 lan ellefonte 4 :
#:30—Church School Spring {1 ir. 3 Angle ‘entre : I i : } ! : ” | 7, e- | Eh de
10.830—Church Worship. H \ Ed Fisenhut Spring (Pre “ : Quel t » a” Hu { ’ Ha
Tusseyville— : N ey re sg | rotivh q ap Rg
9:00—Church Worship. i
30:00—Church School,
EVANGELICAL
(Bev. W., K. Hosterman, Psestor)
Centre Hall—
Bunday School, 9:30 A. M.
Worship Service, 7:30 P. M,
Boring Mills—
Worship Service, 9:15.
Sunday School, 10 A. M.
Bethesda—
Worship Service, 10:30 A, M.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Rev, Seth Russell, Paater)
Centre Hall—
9:30—Morning Worship.
10:30—Sunday School
Bprucetown—
Unified Service, 9:45 A. M.
Mpeing bay School. Surial wae made on Tu ny n thel has offere Jack o' Lantern sandwiches aol the proper touch fo Rallows: en refreshments for elther
A I ir . + me} COTTE . f T $45 rt le > or Rrown-s © i
7:30—Evening Worship. oh Ls uh is — Pa
ton ee wi : : By Louise Brown
PRESBYTERIAN ne . etire
(Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor) IARTER.—Mrs, Myr: Harter, wife|® | f and wit ring your f
#:30—Sunday School. of Paul arte: : t \ Hed fy es : paren M | ( I 151 ni : ! I= butt ¢ mj Pre i el er ; and Ginger Spread
7:30—Evening Worship. : ps | hr
— | vi : . they “Pec I Date Nut Spread
THE TRUTH
About the DESERTION, PROBATION and
PAROLE SYSTEM
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PR OVI
WAS Sr TAXPAYE] RS THERE]
COURT COSTS $30,031.51
Jefore this system existed PRACTICALLY NO COSTS were collected. In one of the
years just previous to 1928 LESS THAN £100.00 in Court costs were collected. There-
fore without this system such sum ($30,031.15) would have had to be returned to the
County Treasury BY TAXATION.
THEREFORE, OVER $30,000 WAS SAVED TAXPAYERS THEREBY.
RESTITUTION - . . . $14,034.75
Moneys and property fraudulently taken from Centre County citizens has been colleets
ed and returned to rightful owners.
LYING-IN EXPENSES - $3,138.86
This sum was paid to un-wed mothers whereby proper hospitalization was abtained
and better mothers and babies given to society.
STIPULATIONS (commonly called Fines) $34,772.62
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Probation Orders upon small violators and stipulating a sum of money to
inty the money was paid to the County Treasury instead being
the State Treasury.
THE Cost ¢ OF THE SYSTEM $32, 959.17
Salaries, « e, traveling an ther *XpPCNsces { enditure are
the County Commissioner and account re audite y the County
THE SUMMARY . .. Beautifies the Home
Young eyes need the protection of good light. Buy lamps which bear the
Auditors.
AS THE SYSTEM DIRECTLY AFFECTS THE COUNTY TREASURY —
L E.S. Certification Tag. They give correct light for close seeing. The
Court Costs Collected - $30,031.51 Conrad dd i : : :
Stipulations [fines) Collected . 34,772.17 rn other ih a ae ee Tu ign =
: $64,803.68 as $4. You can’t afford to be without these safe-seeing lamps.
Less All Salaries and Office Costs 32,959.17 fet he mln of he tame edd et mini
BALANCE $31,844.51 Specifications by Illuminating Engi- TREES wide shade — white inside, large
neering Society. Look for the LES. Tag.
Plus homes re-established, wives and children fed and clothed, property returned, offenders encourag-
ed to become good citizens, jobs obtained and a real and sympathetic interest in social welfare manifested
e-elect Judge M. Ward Fleming