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TOWNSHIP
ROAD
PASS £3,0000,000
PAYMENTS
MARK
Highway Department to Add
500,000 to
Expects
Total
Payments by t
partment of Hi
reward highway construct’on plan in
townships
nia De
he State
e& ot
000.000 durin: 1930. with antici tion
of additiona
last
cember, of
mont
two
Expendit
ty 1]! for
$5,000, 01
Improvem
nts
State reward
drainag
bridges,
sands of
In each
legislative
su in
scattered o
case the
financed |
while
contr¥buted
decree, was
ly the township and State,
some CASes
portion.
In addition
original
the department
reward fund
the
out
the counties
assisting towships in
to
administer
5 000 000 s¢
to
improvement earth vd
mo
State
Ss a
$
1929 Assembly,
n the same manner
struction fund, but for
which previously
der the Statereward system.
imum
tributed
tenance
restriction
may not be
Dut ng
approxi
of t
This money is paid
t)
as the Con-
re to roads
we improved
A
re umn-
max-
0
of $100
by
work
that
per mile may con-
the department
from
ward n
— re coll
Pop
0.048
fa =
Has i
lM sir
Pass Driver's Examination.
College Tests Eleetrie
Machines
wwestigation
a State
engineering department
n parts the
are
Milk
conducted
Cot
» log
lege
I van
tu
farms various
shows that there
t A
chines installations
Testa
hine
of
as many
reéfiigera
as farms
ule on more than half of these
that no tw
rom 4 ¢
cooled
ent vies of electric mae
visited
m
8 indicate
oO gave
snme 1
réeits,
be
y 26
f milk per kilowatt
nts are now
Monthly records
of mik
hours
found
the
4
quantity
CO.
per
tilowntt used
that
woling
been
in
a mmn—————
Motor Club Me ting.
(Conference of seer
Penns in Mo
Federation ihe will be held Fr
Hotel Dime
ivani
Doce r it tl
{
o
Tearfie
1»
President
ly
Centre County
ft the Hotel
comber 5.
called the month
the
M.
De
meeting directors
Club for
Clearfield
of
Motor Pr
Dime ling
a
i ————
ANOTHER CURE,
of attention
in Washington to the proposal
of Senator David A. Reed, of Pennsyl-
vara, all immigration in
the United States during the next two
years, as an ald to American
Hi
A good deal has been
given
to suspend
labor,
resolution would permit the entry
“immediate relatives” of persons of
foreign birth who have already enter
ed the United States. Under the exist.
ing quota laws, the total of 153.714 em-
fgrants from all the quota countries
combined may enter the United States
annually.
Whether the United States will be
able to improve its economic position
by drawing further back into its shell
by such measures as the above is a
question. Whenever the old world na-
tions attempt to secure temporary ad-
vantage of that kind, the United States
gets pretty mad.
HUNTING LICENSES
SOLD BY COUNTY
nty Treasurer L
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Valle
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100 "nn fine
i 1
in
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Benefit Football Game.
} ti
Central Pennsylvan:
(nee, are ready
important
} High
on
maroon
contests
in gx red
High
+ Man
fon
*2 m.
a benefit
to
he unemployed,
of
- P
Contest
be u
the
game 1
Veterans
the
and
ribute
Legion
to dist
relief,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Ose
hing like =i
n's record
roads
slippery, a hin Coa
— 4
LOTrMIng
day
a Hght rain on
me traffic was
Many
Tew atise
in
drivers
ac.
throughout the day
mountams
turned
it the
n serious
cars
stalled on of
lack of t others op
t}
from
vet
posite 3 rection
wished them to go
cidents happened
oO
locally.
According t«
vd
Dunlap,
recovering
«dd In an
head
ved
Mrs
Dunlap
ietter rece
Rev, and
of Reading, Mrs
nie from inj
wreck She
wth
Brooks, from
oly
ri
wns
os receis
to
and
it
received other injuri
3 ital
hoapital
Vou f
Nothing «
he accident
there
was
male
+
dow wt
hatohed
poultry
n Amhe
and re
an
pred 3
The
in
plant here bird
well
es throughout the
Amherst {8 not nearly
ringneck, but
more varied,
well,
is a na-
$e
The
the
tive of China, but Known
aviar Htates
ao large
its coloring is much
Wild, it runs and fYes
mon
Mr. and Mrs, James E, Stewart and
son. Clement, and wife all of New
Bloomfield, drove here and were guests
on Thanksgiving day of Mrs. Stew:
art's sister, Mme, Lucy Henney, Mrs,
Stewart remained untill Sunday, when
a second son, Herbert Stewnrt, and
wife, came up for her. Clement Stow
art Is employed in the Department of
Labor and Industry In Harrisburg,
while his brother is a painter and dec
orator.
as
Lioyd Kerlin and son Franklin Ker-
lin, of Hart!'Wburg, arrived here the iat-
ter part of last week, guests of Mr.
and Mra. T. A, Hosterman. The form
er spent his time with friends about
town, while the latter was In quest of
game, spending Monday In the Seven
Mountains hunting deer. He is ase
sistant principal of the Curtin Junior
Hig schoo! in Harrisburg, which ac-
counts for hia not staying in the moun-
tains for a longer time,
LOCAL WATER SUPPLY
I'o BE INCREASE]
“Twin Si $ ar {to tapped
led Wy
tow!
he and
pipes nto the
-
BERKS COUNY HUNTER
KILLED Al
VP w—
Known
He
ed at
a compan
Jew
OTT
underbeusl
nls lr —————
CLUB MEMBERS WILL
SHOW
i
enrolled
a. AA SA——
BADLY
HURT IN ACK
TEACHER
wit a
Lock Haven
Mas Hazen
It
8
was en
ome from ate Colle to
the
ace
spend
when the
Five cars figured in a
the
vacation
resulted from
of the
wicid.
machines the
on
highway
nt
on nit
ef
jured,
A
Ua one 0
Ralph
travelling
the other
Will ams
salesman
’
f
1540p r
Watsontown.
y suffered greatly
the
from shook
a patient In Lock
Haven
stm AMIS
UNIVERSAL BIBLE SUNDAY.
Ove ud 8, Fliglkr ur
rnor John ges {he
Sunday December 7
in
ut Pennasylva
Society,
Lies through
Bibl
Tasues
an ©
ization which annually Oo
m on of
portions
coples Bibles
and in close
haa been
to two
HHOTIRO
hundred
Unive
langunges,
real Bible Bunday over
of vears Thousands of
throughout the United States as well
as many Christian churches abroad
join In this movement which was eon-
ceived and is promited to emphasize
the essential position which the Bible
occupies in the spiritual life of men
and women.
In endorsing Universal Bible Sun-
day Governor Fisher says: "I want to
add my endorsement to the plan of
the Amercian Bible Society for the ob-
servance of Universan Bible Sunday in
all the churches of America. I am in-
formed that the date set apart last
year was generally observed, was at.
tended with much interest, and was
productive of great good,
“The Bible never grows old and it i«
a fino custom for the Christian people
of our Christian land to turn aside in
unison to promote its study. More BiI-
bie study and more application of its
teachings to the problems of life will
help to cure many of our social, eco
nomic and political Ys. I hope every
congregation In the country will nave
a pes
riod churches
DECEM
BER 4, 1930.
DEER KILL IS LIGHT IN
) THE
i
Less and Smaller Number
fo
Bears
Camps
Hunters Faeh Than
K Hed,
Two
1
ine de
h « i
tod Ore
i
NEE a
in
MM
LI
i
ty
i 4
to fou
hree
3
1
i
oF
§
BORON
Camps on State Lands:
rd club
Sone
at Pole Bridee
Kettle
Tax
Creel
it
I NITTANY MOUNTAIN
PROLIFIC WITH DEER
®
4 in
$
:
ii
Beaton an
Spring Mil
subb, head of
huyikin
1
a
£ETOUpP
party,
al Sam:
H
360] rer place ne,
Hunting Notes,
Homan -Dutrow
™
k=
Tuenday
Toup
nm
largest
Mever. of
Hunter
Illex eK
killing
Friday.
George Luse captured a nice doe on
3 it Huntingdon Fur.
unting
Thanksgiving
He
da
}
Was aone,
ret 4a
reports
that th
Union county in
| The
fli
licoate Inughter of doe deer
af
during the last
ne
wardens
days jast week
was not ars 18 ns anticipated
tar
by game
ber of under-we
fort
bear «
(Ire
§
in n
Valley
field
gar Green
en for doe deer. and of course,
of
8 Numi
slaughtered
will to
the
tany
the
hte antleriess deor ©
of does
an effect on
roaming on Nit-
mountain, which mountain during
past few years was beginning to
be very fairly stocked with buck deer,
we
This
some extent
of
reduction
have
number deer
Tranifer of Real Estate
W. H. Noll, Jn. et al, to Theodore B.
Haupt, tract in Spring twp: $150
Nathan J, Spangler to CharlesSpang:
ler, tract ‘mn Liberty twp: $1.
Mary C. Adams, et bar, to Common-
weath of Pennsylvania, tract in Miles
twp. $1,004.
Edward 8 Moore, et
PP. Evelyn, tract in
$8,000,
Moshannon Coal Mining Company to
the Philipsburg Coal and Land Come
pany, tract in Rush twp.; $1.
Lioyd A. Stover, et ux, to Guiseppl
Rescinite, tract in Spring twp. $260,
Citwens Bullding and Loan Asso, to
Purity Milk Co, tract in Philipsburg;
$1050,
Orvig Fleck, et al, to C.D. Butcher,
Wilbur
twp.
ux, to
Ferguson
tha privilege of listening to a sermon
from its pastor on the Sacred Word at
the appointed time."
tract In Philipsburg: $1,000,
———— A ————
The Cenuy Reporter. $1.50 a year.
MISSIONARY
The T
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PROGRAM.
Offering pro;
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and
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{CHRISTMAS CANTATA IN
LOCAL REFORMED
#£, December 21st
JACOBS ELECTED HEAD
wih, of Steubenvill (
WwW. J
som A ——
Butler-—Hressler,
—
Chareh (
ored,
Heal
H
gragation
LA A HA sein.
{GOVERNOR REMOVES
Governos 8. Fist atu
day had rem
smoking ti
The g«
edict |
in
vernon
whi
y
n
in a {
3
i punishal
| the
‘hunters
1
{ observed
¢
other part
fective that
oodlands or
land
Enow
w
® and
Niate. togethe
i
1
Jar
§ resscdy
i rOVernor jf
of the sCT
pula
reason for
i ban
peu]
one nu
8s the
proclamation wonth
—————— A SH A
LH
pe
more
ormerly
Ktnten
%
time, il
Prout
rs that do not
“i
on Christmas
Christ
they
destinat on
wail
want
a
office «
your
x
mas packages fav
h th
Christmas
‘ on time,
o oy
must
prior
re
{to
a
day
I HA ——
The Orangeville (Illinois) Courier
states that by the terms of the will of
the Prof. Cyrus 8, ne
widow will receive the entire estate.
—————— TP TAOS.
late Grove,
The Millheim Journal tells this story
of a legless deer hard to caputre:
A young buck deer came down
of the brush of the mountain north of
town, and ncgotinted the crossing of
Bik creek at the 8 FP. Springer home
north of town, even though both of the
hind legs were off. It had hard go-
ing, however, as it rropelled itself on
the stumps of bones that protruded,
Sherwood Springer and I. PP. Bower
went after the little animal and had
qu te a chase before it was caught and
put out of its misery with a shot in
the head. One of the legs was off just
above the hoof and the other at the
knee joint, the appearance of the
wounds indicating that the deer had
been In that condition for probably a
week. The carcass was dressed and
information made to Game Protector
Thomas Mosier, of Bellefonte, who sent
out
T—
NO. 48
So
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
ed a hog
recently
given
Tuesday
{ Kidder,
recently
and
1 ned from a trig to Florida
T
o located
i age left
assistant in
Argyl
Pen
iret and 8ONS,
Thanksgiving
were
ore they
right
wrist
wre done
when he
it. Mr.
teaches
township
above Rook-
wr
and
Hoge
ompanied
Alexand-
time the
from the
University hose
Mrs. Alex-
eek
yuh grat
he
a nurse
in
«
ry COemonies
Mrs.
apent
hicago
isn &X=
PHwuna-
pal -
Chicago
and
lefonte,
Yeagerton
1 eran
hundred, while
gation
hig former
numbered « the
1d
Eo]
new fle also
larger salary than that paid
in Franklin county,
After all it
the most
of course,
sponding
is the home news which
important to most of us
We have the greatest interest in the
community in which we live, and in
the people who are our neighbors and
frends. And it is the local newspaper
which records the happenings of the
folks at home, and in addition fosters
the civic pride and progressive spirit
of the community. That is why the
Centre Reporter will make a most ape
propriate Christmas present. It will
bring fifty reminders each Year,
While hunting firewood in Kohler
Valley, Charles 13. Neff cut a deep gash
into his right foot. The axe bit struck
the foot on the inside, shaving the an-
kie bone and made its deepest cut bee
low that point. Mr, Neff dressed the
wound himself, using tobacto and
strips from an undershirt one of the
men in the crew volunteered to shed.
After this was dons he continued at
work until night. A similar, or, ine
deed, a less serpus injury would have
sent the average man to = looal sure
geon or perhaps to a hospital for a
week or more. From all reports, the
in
an agent down to get It he same day,
wound is healing nicely,
sw Yo
a