VOL. CII.
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Also
Fall,
Commission
Bucks This
Penna, Game
Killing of
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CENTRE COUNTY
NOTES.
HOSPITAL
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’
Misa
nace
Margaret Goheen
of Penna. Fur
vans discharged on Saturday after
undergoing surgieal t
of W
Saturday
reatment
Mra
Aischar
medical
Hassell
charged
CGirave Fast Wamesnort, wna
ged on after iving
recy
treatment
Lose, of
on Saturday
Bellefonte
| oe.
receiving
wns
after
medical treatment,
Raymond Murphy, of Bellefonte, was
admitted on Saturday for medical treat-
ment,
Mra. Kathleen Wagner, of Bellefonte,
was discharged on Monday after having
undergonas me®enl treatment
There were a total
the hospital nat
week.
of 43 patients In
fie beginning of this
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Lots of traffic on Sunday, and locally
garage ambulances were not called out.
SIX NEW BUILDINGS
FOR STATI
|
Millhelm Biles the Dust—14 to L
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Milroy's Crack Team
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PENNA. REPUBLICAN
| MAKE STATI
CHIEFS
PRINTING
Ridder
erates to Spread
al of
Low (Charges Distriet Plan Ope
Helpers Party.
thomas
‘it went to
npanies and Ne
ine politically.’
inistr code, the
in Harrisbur
of Btate
adn ative
artment 2
Super
awards printing con-
tracts
The printing for the
tions for the cwrrent biennium
ranged on the f 13
Of
sever
State institu-
was ar
districts
other
dia-
basis
company and
submitted bids
Crane's
CoOneCrng
tricia,
“ight wanted me to withdraw all
bids” said Orane, "except what I sub-
mitted for the work Ninty dis.
trict, the Atoona area, and told me he
would then award the for
that district and the Elghth, where we
were the only bidder, to the Times
Tribune Company. He even suggested
€w form of a letter T was to write”
Crane refused to withdraw the Mds
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in the
contacts
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pansy
Contract to Bu Mies of
£269.97 1.00.- Haus Be
for
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GIVES
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FINANCIAL STATE
RISHOP
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
Kicked
Wall B
M and
dren, a
word, Miss Mildred Tam
Mrs. Bilis Moses two
1 of Phoenixville
Saturday and returned
ndall and Mrs, Moses
ighter, respectively.
Bradford,
here they
adford families
and
drove here
Bunday
are and
Mr. and Mrs,
Phoanixville,
of the
son
of
of
were
Ham
Mile guests
‘ommercial and industrial customers
West Penn Power Company
recive the first
Are soon
jsmue of a new com
ay publication "Business Juilders.”
ten
and
ing
gra
wh
in
The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year.
tion of business men the many uses
1 advantages of electricity in build.
up Suir business. It contains 1l-
of which are photo
taken within the jocal tert.
and tells specific instances
ere the use of electricity has re
in increased production and
It will also contain proven ideas
business building
many
phe
of
GOYNE-GRAMLEY.
Young Lady Bee
Bu
{lokest He
ames
of Ashland
Confined to
Jdness
Jutives
Couple.
| Millhelm
|
MIND]
WALK
a
FEEBLE D GIR}
OUT
~
OF HOME
li
Encampment and Fair Noles,
2) growth
making it possible
and
soy regularity in arrangement.
Park with dopea
shade and sod, always lovely, each year
spoma to add new beauties
we are thrilled with
established it and the
its future development,
streets which
venues
Grange ts gentle
and
the
Poss]
inch
year
that
in
Le A A SIA
The of
cavern is now open to the public, two
motor of 36: to
having
water portion the Alexander
boats 40 passenger oa.
installed to
over the half-mile course. The
al ough for the first
season, is enjoying an extensive patron.
age. The cave is so unlike other caves
in Central Pennsylvania that one view
pacity been carry
visitors
CAvern, open
ing of it creates a desire for a second
and more tours through it.
18, 1929.
| CENTRE COUNTY
PICNIC TO
MOTOR
HE HELD
CLUB
AVG,
The Board of Covernors
annual
mot
plenie for all Centre «
rists,
Temple Fleets Officers,
A Al nn
Tent Meeting.
A ————
[otter from North Dakota,
Mifflin County,
Massie Reel rmed Charech,
Presbyterian Mission Remembered.
Ti
vers oO
¢ ash price to be paid mem-
Producers Coe
erative Inc, for the
gold hy the month of
£2.30 per hundred pounds for three per
grade B milk In the 201-210 nelle
with freight, grade and
butterfat differentials. This is
to $2.60 for milk
It is 17% cents higher than the
price paid in 1928, and the
t ighest price ever paid for June milk
f the Sheffield Whe
Association milk
em June is
cent
one the usual
equiv
alent al.h
basin
sold on
June,
in
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
15
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTERES)
FROM ALL PARTS
(lah et
wmper
my
ands
hascd
the
den
the Jours
is a
first -clape
fied
nal and
ROALY writer as wel
printer
Among
the fune
who attended
Annie Lohr, last
many others
1 of Miss
week, from out of town, were: Same
uel EB. Weber, Miss Annie Weber, F.
W. Weber, Mr. and Mrs Edward Meds
er, Rev. and Mre. W. W. Moyer, Boals*
burg: Mr. and Mre. J H Lohr, Ruts
iedge: Mrs. Ellen Pringle, Lock Have
The Hateo
York
mill in Montgomery
100 to
Throwing
Clty,
Company,
a
of
New will operate wl
that will
Ne Montgomery
employ
150 persons,
Company will
Hiuld the factory for the Hatoo come
pany, who will pay a rental which will
give bondholders six per cent interest
and will pay the bonded Indebtedness
en; Mr
daughter
Homan,
and Mrs. George Shannon and
Ethel, Watsontown: Samuel
Williamsport; Samuel Loht
of Town: Robert Lot rr, Penna. Furnade,
8 H. Lohr and son Clarence, Mr. and
Mrs. Witmer Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
lather 8mith and son, of Belle conte;
Rev, H W. Newman, Mra. John Hoste
erman and son, Mrs. Jennie Shook. of
Spring Mills; Rev, and Mm CW.
Rishel, State College
in a period of years