WV. VOL. ( M'ADOO CRITICISES THE Civilization Has Passed the Era, Says Former Secretary Treasury.— Declares for Strict focement of Prohibition, S. PAYROLL ORDERED BY : waminis maintaining employemn ment de partments and were improving when SCOTT INTERESTED IN FINCHOT'S ROAD PROGRAM In what Harry the nre YOu moat B. 8 interested” Senator oft was day Pinchot's asked by reporter other In Gov program 1 ernor rural Soot, projected 1 awered 8 or This . ree<fo ————— A BAKE SALE, The Ladies’ Aid society M., E. church will hold a Saturday, January 31st, afternoon and evening, the T. I. Smith store. Your patronage will be greatly appre ciated ae of the local bake sale, at Fine K'port on Evangelleal Home. Fine reports of the work of the Ev- angelical Homes at Lewisburg were made by Dr. A. A. Winters, superin- tendent, at the meeting of the ex<o: utive committees of the board of direct- ors, at the home, last week There are 65 children in the orphan- age, 98 old people In the home and the hospital has an average of 15 pa- tients per day. It Is under the charge of Dr. John Arbogast of Lewisburg, as chief surgeon. No bullding program was considared, and only routine affairs considered. Everything is in excellent shape at the Institution. The committee moots every three months, KELLER APPOINTED DEPUTY FORESTS AND WATERS Section When Located In harg. | Dani » I h 5 Paul Bra Thomas Delans Philip 8mith, El Homan, Teé Brooks. Fv Harry Auman and Clyde Dutrow, Samu« €X. Neft, BE. E. Zettie Kline, , Houtz Colyer, Russell 1 wife, H. L. Del Smith Michael Willard Robert Allen alyn Mabel Grove, Bohn ford, 1 ney, Meeker, W. H Brooks BEungar Mrs § Jenni wife A A, s and wi " jes and wife, Eugene rd Durst and oy ot Datup, Jr. Bettie Elizabet Daniel } rungart, ian, Br HO" Kr A. P farm W Krag was rv Ww in Shaffer rold Dhurst Mary Weber, AA PI ar Mrs *There many ought to be a law” that laws could be passed. not HO The redistricting of Pennsylvania in- to Congressional disiricts in all proba bility will separate Centre county from its old associate counties forming the 23rd district, now represented by Con- gressmay, Chase, and will bs thrown to Bedford, Blair, Huntingdon and Mif- flin, with the number “21” assigned it. This arrangement of counties will not only effect congressional political align. ments, but senatorial as well. With the senatorial district remaining Centre and COkarfield county, the counties would find themselves in different congressional districts, with no favors to give or receive, The Wickersham commission's ree port is after all, somewhat different from the reports of the great majority of commissions appointed by President Hoover, There are enough conflicting statements in It to make it talked about, WILL DRILL FOR DITIONAL AD. WATER SUPPL — Sram ———— MILES OF TOWNSHIP ROADS PROVIDED {BOLO IN pi { Woe lc PRIVATE BANKS TO BF UNDER STAT) As ———— BUS LINE FROM PITTSBURGH TO SCRANTON w——r— Gift of 875000 to Announcement of College, Fo nding of nd art i intended ¢ F. & M, College. made in Readis $75,000 to WAS vf a ft Franklin by th Reading of German Lancaster W mdation of the £i terature a Sects SM MIAH COUNTY SCHOOL DIRECTORS i Tod AY meting of (Thursday) the the Association 44th Centre County will be held Bellefonte, with the at 9:30 A M Ww. Millheim, is presi dent of the organization The annual School Directory’ in the Court House, first 1 8 session convening Gramley, of program follows 9:30 A. M-—Devotional exercises by A. G. Herr, Milksburg. Reading of minutes—Guy W, Stearns secretary. Address—"A Child Accounting Pro gram”—-J, Y. Shambach, Director, Child Helping and Accounting Bureau, Har- risburg. Roll Call, Address—Dr., Henry T. Colestock, Professor of History, Bucknell Univer sity, Lewisburg. Report of Delegate to State convene tion—T, H. Rote, Spring Mills, 1:30 P. M-—Address, Dr. Henry T. Colestock, Remarks by County Buperintendent, F. (1 Rogers. Address--J, Y. Shambach, Questions, Report of Committees, Election, of Officers, ley, CENTRE COUNTY HAS MANY WINNERS AT STATI} in Several Club Cents Lambs Sold Per Pound f ty Swine, w A ———— Declamatory Contest, ———— A Ministers In Automobile Crash. vm irred. Both ct ———— Transfer of Chureh Property and Cone gregation, Al a recent session of West hanna Classis tha of 1 3 principal busin the transfer of and the anony to re the mame piace Adjournment, inced that em of busi ansacted each the NeCossSAry The fall mesting at Boalsburg on September next, and the spring meeting at Selinsgrove on February 2, 1932. —————— — Fake Postal Inspector Gets Six Months In Jal F. leasure, of New Kensington, who operated extensively in Williams port where heposed as a mall order inspector and secured money for a questionable collection agency, was sen- tenced by Federal Judges to serve six months in the Lycoming county jail for violation of the postal laws Leasure, a former government em- ployee, who operated under the notor- fous Gape system of collecting, a Pitts burgh enterprise, worked In Centre, Clearfield, Clinton, Juniata, Union, Perry, Snyder and Northumberiand counties in addition to numerous activ. ities In Lycoming county. He posed as a postal inspector, with a badge and credentials, and threatened persons in: to paying him, as a collector, for debts which they owed. He collected a cer. tan sum in “costs” In addition to the debts through the “agency.” He was arrested In Pittsburgh, January’ 10, now 10 5g 8 yY 79, KILLS SEL] Wife’ Fhroat an Weel a Ap Mills League, January Dalry Meeting of Spring | si. ASE TO BE MADE ON FIREMEN'S (COMPENSATION TEST « {Involving the Question of Compensa- tion Insurance men. wt ase will probal Centre county oof com) rissa tic of m iremen timk ‘ollegs fire department his duties his attendance required fire the Einte borough carried oom its firemen, as required Mrs. Foster, in due time put in olaim for compensation. As per schedule of allowances her claim wns for 3300 funeral expenses and $3, 000 death compensation. The referee of this district allowtd the claim but the insurance company carrying the compensation appealed from the de- vision of the referee and in due course of time the case was argued before the compensation board Recently Paul W, Houck, then chairman of the board, handed down a devison affirming the award of the referee. Now, it is understood, the company carrying the Insurance has decided to appeal from the board's decision and ask for a court trial. As the case is from Centre county It will naturally come up for trial in court at Belle fonte. Interest attaches to the case because it Is the first of its kind to edour In Pennsylvania and this will be a test case, The result of the case will be of Interest to all volunteer firemen in the State. College pensation for and by law, — NO. 4. omas—r OUNTY NEWS Sr ———— TOWN AND C [HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTERESY FROM ALL PARTS Tord Prices ung he pri- school, 14 was ver to from vig. 5s Sterme ter, Mrs. he Bellefonte, and pe- Hamilton adds to ter of An ré- home ept her a few ip a We giass tallied heavy ~ of we in echanies employ « oe dure ast Year, namely, Albert vis Meyer, fortunate, of Newark, Fleck, of guests of Brooks, r. Brooks two of and the two 8 ng Li visiting ndchiidren, I Bons uto Oy 4 coedobivate ite 12th to 16th, erected In was taken first squats squat thelr cab EOVerne in A August was The county The i f 1748 The sposscesed and roprietary beh rst f Indians, agitated alf-holidays. the year, were clogs Wednesday merchants ne arranges question is out by the The Millheim stalled a that Creek Water CO pump, electr in operated, from Hik mains, A prose pounds maintain. pressure is sufficient to fi the pipe line and force the sunpite water into the reservoir. While that town has sufficient water for domestic used the additional supply is provided for emergencies fire, for instance. The water company is a private core poration ompany ically is pumping water into water of Hi which the to ure bo ed is The Camden, New Jersey, Eveniag Courier, devoted a half-dosen six to elght page rotagravure sections fo Camden municipal affairs, covering government, improvements, otc. The city officials from mayor down are als noted, and their pictures printed In color. Among the pictures of the comme missioners and aids who conduct the city affairs appears that of Commies sioner Clay W. Reesman, Department of Parks and Public Property. This particular issue of the Camden paper in In commemoration of the official ap ening of the Camden county court house annex and municipal building,
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