VOL. CV.
PINCHOT ROAD PROGRAM
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August 15 Set ax Date for
Legislature Is Concerned.
'
ka
nroved under
Following are roads In
ontre county
i $ rar The lite
Pincho Foran I'h dante
d Application
nding
rough Snow
swhnship line
Beginning
in a
township. to
at fvoria
ence northw ire
e-Clinton county
out 2 miles
Beginning at Do
of Hany
the
uth west 1, then
Co
to a point on Mountain
thence northeast te a point on
Run nee southeast
Sparrow
near
nee northwes
ng Moose Run
miles
eginning wich
thence nort town-
Bal
near Bald Eagle
distan«
i v reek. thence
How wg
1 of
Howard
ship across
oenast in
fp ut
1
« mile. thence
and Curt 1
Romola, ISA. i VOU
@
sith
north
2 Point near
5.4
Centen-
Half
13
t rmslen
Begin point near
161 sotithenst throug
ind Fergus
Centre
H
Peansylv
maies,
near the Huante
thence In a
owns! n
fs
intingd
| 3
on the Ati
n ot
line near ania urnace,
distance of about
ginning at a
ingdon Centra county line
worth westerly
asterly direc.
township to
of Pine
a
south
6.95 miles
Waddle,
a point near
southwesterly direction
*atton township. a distance of about
5 mile,
Beginningat
mile northeast
southeasterly
tow nship
Beginning
a point about 55 of a
of Briarly, thence in a
directien fn Patton
v distance of about 1.2 miles,
at a point in Benner town
hip, about one mile northeast of Fill-
more, thence in a northwesterly and
southern direction Jenner
ellefonte
d
mies
through
to
townships
View
shout
Spring
vin Valley
4
and
borough and Cole
ville.
a distance ©
naing ot point
Pine
# fev has
tery
5
of
ortheast rove
a northeas
nm, Harris
ia Shingletown
directjon
Potter
i Fe
near Old Fort,
and
a point on Route 29
rmiles,
ar the Har
ine, thence In
through Har
¥
11.
point
wi distance of about %
Beginning at ne
on
& northeasterly direction
ris and College
near Lemont,
miles,
Beginning at a point on county road
near Oak Hall. thence in an easterly
direction through College and Harris
townships to a point about 5 of a
mile southeast of Linden Hall, a dis-
tance of about 2.85 miles,
Beginning at a point near Linden
Hall, thence in a northerly and north:
easterly direction through Harris and
Potter townships, a distance of about
5.30 miles,
Beginning at a point on Route 14018
about 1.5 miles southwest of Old Fort,
thence in a southeasterly direction
througy Potter township to & point
near Tusseyville. a distance of about
1.95 miles.
Beginning at a point about 25 mile
northwest of Tusseyville, thence in a
northeasterly direction through Pot:
tor township to a point near Penna
Cave Station, a distance of about 4.6
miles,
Beginning at a point near
‘store at Pleasant Gap, thence
(Continued on inside page)
1
ris-Fergu township 1
to point
4
it
about
townships
#
a distance of
+ i
Noll's
in a
LOCAL IL 0, 0. F. INSTALLS
NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS
The officers No.
305.1. O. O FF, were Cen
tree Hall by DD. G
last Thursday
following of Lodge
installed
M J.
evening:
at
Nable
Vice
| Ward
ond
Miller
OOM
Grand-—-Clarence
Bl
£ ted
n Ralph Homan,
irand-—Daniel
i
1
uCto
business
Sery edd
Licensed to
Clinton County.
War
| Nonogenarlan Wed
Civil
{ : runner
lon
{ou
te
CLEAN-UP
beginning
mated
WEEK.
Ay
AD
Drivers’ Licenses
Bellefonte,
Clinton County Voters Repent of Past
Deeds,
‘nishing §
county for caring
for the poor is expensiv bevonag th
reach
The
ed to adopt the county
memorializging
t
of present taxpayer
County some time In the past
Ha
county
unit
now is the
mission<rs to take no furti
building county
Counts
POG horse
the iid bee abe
uld
poor district
and that
submit the
the
olished steps sh bes
to re th
Gquestion
of county,
a I Ms mr —
550 Cords of Wood Taken From Forest
Avcording to a report made Paul
Milroy orester
Penn State Forest, theres have
560 cords of fuel wood taken from
district unemployed men the
15 winter, most of this amount being
cut and distributed under the direction
the Mifflin Welfare Society
by
f
f
H.
of
tusmell, of
the
been
ausistant
in by
of County
orking during Janu end 350 conda
Of d
i
i
|
vex] were
wh
individuals
fae
utting
removes] BY them 1
80 cords wire removed by
unde special free fuel permits
tate. Al
the
Department
joel
fie HN this ‘
was done under
supervision
men and mor
land, much of it
w improved
and
oO
Foreatry
+3
han 60 acres of forest
tlongNtate
th
highways Ey
' dead
y ie removal of the Jems
desirable timber
A I Al —————
Richellen Theatre Reduces Prices for
Day Shows,
Startirg Monday of this weck, the
Richelieu Theatre bessn rune a cone
tinuous show from 2 o'clock In the af-
ternoon until 11 ag night. The prices
for afternoon have been reduced from
15 and 356 cents to 10 and 25 cents,
These prices apply up until & 14 M.
School children 15 years and under
will be admitted for 10 cents after
school on any day from 4 to 5 p. m.
If you are a reader of city papers
you will note that Bellefonte is get.
ting the same carly releases and equals
ly high class pictures as our metro
politan friends. Some of the besy pio
tures obtainable arebeing shown right
now and a long list of entertaining
player are scheduled for weeks to come,
Look at the label of your paper thi
week. If you pald on subseription, ered
it should be shown. If the figures In.
BODES HORSE SALE
AVERAGE PRICE, $160
The horses
old
western
nt
load of
Fe
nEn
nintn car
Ciiep
here and at
d off to the
the
tions bidders on
bheenn the
iy
ss M— A
Items from tq
Manse,
News Freshyterian
{a
i
Yeela
i ——
| Rev. Snyder Weleom:d as Pastor of
Evangelical Chureh,
A
Snyder formerls
»
of
town, ‘Tihs
mogting
(1acs
i
’
& reception of the
FOO
YY
the
way,
min
new
Addresses were made 1
and laymen, to which
responded in a happy fc.
lewistown Gazettes re-
part was as
that lot
a friendly people. He an:
pleasant pastorate, He
the congregation that he would
ard asked for the full and
co-operation of the church mem
{bership Mrs, 8. A. Bnyder
did in
respond and this
She could help but recall
back in the
with her
in r=
with
change
but In
pa tor
cording ¢
y £
he
follows:
was const
port. which in
He was wind
Hy
Bis
mong su
ticipates a
ple dggend
do
i! earty
his best
asked
neat
was
she
not
Lowistown
in
here
bhe notes
the great
material ¢hureh
and
to a
| speech
io
| hie r visit
i nineties,
sl
when company
father Be Was assisting a
vival meeting COM
i mendabile pride
i in the
enlarged membership
working
Rev
pastor
|
i
not
only the
splendid
force
A. Bnyvder,
and a student
King University.
ance at the reception
his Easter vacation
= Jr.. the son of the
at® Johns Hop
in atiend
home for
also
He
was
:
an
a SASPARR IL
Assessments by New Plan,
Forty six taxpayers in Porter town.
ship, Clinton county, dissatisfied with
the valuation placed on thelr resjeots
ive properties, met in one of the town:
ship school houses and in an all-day
session arrived at what they termed
a fair valuation. The process at are
riving at the conclusion was new and
novel. This was permitted becauye the
commissioners and county assessors
were unable to arges on a fair basis
of nssessment. and the appellants in-
sisted that the assessors had valued
their farms at far more than they
would bring if sold. ’
A committee from among the dis.
satisfied taxpayers was selected and
to these the appeals were first made,
and then passed on to the school
board, and later to the road supervis
ors. The reconmendations made by
the latter board were then revised hy
the original comiiittee,
IR
dicate Inddbledness to us, we would ap
preciate a remittance,
The Centre Ropovter, $1.50 a year,
» ®
CENTRE
® . *
COUNTY
NOTES,
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*
HOSPITAL
® »
»*
* . .
Hous
Tu
® » * ®
ad
medical
Gladys ery of Bellefonte, w
slay
ns
mitted on
atment,
Mrs
and
inday
of Bellefonte, vas
sured
discharged
nittedd on Sunda o undergo
treatm wis on
in the hyspl
beginning of this wee}
I ——— I Sy ——
FIRST EASTER"
CANTATA IN REF. CHURCH
in Easter Bunday evening in
Trin
Reformed church of town Fast
“The Firm
Sanford
an
Easter,”
Teiiotson
Wilson,
entitied
Edith
Bishop
or «
intata.
by
by Ira
r¢ ndered by
aseinted
With
and
pleasingly
congregation
friends A
text
music was
of the
number
the
yy
choir
#
a Oo
was ably spoken
The
Fettorolf, of
FP. Weta,
and Miss Mary
congregation
much commen-
and artistic rend
They atdy
chorus, Con
Misses
Lovin Packer,
Catharine Martz,
Dedaney
W sber,
and
Martz,
wvrad-
and
director
Keener.
the
prologue
A. M, Riegel of
tute were Mrs, Homer
Spring Mills, and Mrs
Miss Sara J. Odenkirk
A. Reiber, of the
These singers deserve
dation for the fine
their parts
supported by the
sisted of the following
V. Dnges,
Bradford
Heibwor
MM.
M
by town #00
Ww
J
local
tions of were
which
wingers
Adaline x
*
34
Faved
J
Margaret
Mary
Sara
Isabel
D.
yn
Helen
Moma
Harold
th K
J
unkle,
Paul
E
Booger
Bradford,
Odenkirk
John T. Delaney,
E. Bradford
ford, A. M. Relgel, C
v. D. R. Keener
organist was Mrs
is the
Hobert
Wm
The able
DD. R
sequence
ie
and
of
Following
numbers:
Hella
Prologue,
Prooessional—""There
far away.”
Invocation,
Chorus—"Silent
Solo—"In the Garden”
Soprano solo and chorus—+'S8hall
Heavy Rock.” :
Soprano solo—"The Iireak of Day.”
Bass trio, women's trio and chorus
“As It Began to Dawn.”
Choral-"Our Lord Indeed Is Risen.”
Chorus—"Risen, a Glorious King."
Offering and offeratory.
Soprano solo and chorus—"All Hail”
Soprano solo and chorus—"Open the
Gates of the Temple.”
(During the rendition of this number
some of the members of the choir
formed a cross and Mlumined it with
flashlights.)
Benedotion
During the service the south win:
dow of the church, where a resurrecs
tion scgne Is shown In colored glass,
was lighted up from without by a large
flood light, Beautiful flowers and
plants In the church added to the de
is a green hill
the Sleeping Town”
SEED OATS TREATING
ONSTRATION AT
The
DEM-
CENTRE
farmers of Potter township will
MoCor-
gather at ti farm of
Hi
Les George
entre On Apri
Friday,
m———————— er ————
TAXES MOUNT
IN CLINTON
Foon
into operation
$4 000 each
overhead
Wii
The
Dinner Party for Daughter.
BE (48 pal v
vi ering
em A A ————
Republicans After Judgeship.
——————— ] —— a] ——
Injured In Crash.
owded from
George A
th
Ove
Here
hove
ured when
HOTIO US
: he was riding .
dd ng telephone pole,
ved 0
tur:
eed actures of both legs just
ankle
fractured
frau
the fractured hip
low
compound
Hin
slightly
in nother place and
a
the h hand
of
King
th
ure meg
son. Norman »
Was
and
was n
injured second
George E, Ki
<r
The
consisting
Mills. and
tha farm
inst
ing
Krape Properties Sold, "=
A Krape
house and
Charles
of
an
properties,
a ot at Spring
lot,
vacant and
Hall
residence and
adjoining
ft of Centre
The
Spring Mills wy purchased by
$2700. and the
anted by Burton Fetterolf. was
William PF. Fetterolf for $6000
transfers are a matter of record
The vacant lot, Yormerly occupied by
the Krape nrlding. said to
have been to Coleman Wingard,
postmaster at Spring Mills, for $500,
eas
were
sold weok iot
in re C
P. Long for farm, ten
sold to
The Rye
store in
sold
Mt AAAS.
County Sabbath School Workers' Cone
ference,
De
conference
County Sabbath School
held in the Lath
Selle Tuesday alternoon
54
here workers’
of the
Association
church,
and evening
All Bunday
county Invited
and
wil} a
Centre
"an
nite
April
st.
of
fo
services
workers the
meet
A
church by
Kindly
Jelledonte,
and urged
in the
in the
are
with share
lunch will be
the ladies at a nominal
notify Mre W., EE Hurley.
if you expect to be there for lunch so
that they may know how many to jo
vide for. One of the State workers
will be with us, C. Bhuey, Pres
A
P. 8, C Stock Show,
Penn State's Little International
Livestock Exposition will be held Ap-
ril 25, with Harry A.
York, as general chairman.
Fittings and showing contests will
feature the event. Beef cattle, horses,
sheep and swine will be fitted by cole
ioe students for the show. Prizes will
be awarded to the winners.
AIM A.
Club Boys and Girls to Attend Thir-
teen Camps,
Thirteen 4H club camps will be at-
tended next summer by boys and girls
of all counties which have junior ex.
tension activities. according to A, L.
Baker, Stata club leader of the Penne
sylvanin State College. The first
camps will he held June 22 to 26 and
the last August 24 to 28.
Regular camping activities, leader
ship training, and supervised recrea:
tion will compose the program of these
us
sorvexi
pri ©
Hght of the worshipers,
A AEA |
vacation periods, Baker says.
NO. 14.
sesamin
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
HAPPENINGS OF Br AL IMTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
ardveé
Mrs, Mar-
to
due
x. apent
aunt,
IRCe,
Emeline
were
Mifflin
one
Btate
over
Fiort
OTL
time
insproving
her conditions
his apparently
erious
rh fat
recent
ud
done,
ry MoClenaha est of
Penn
Tr
town,
Power
to is
will have
Mr, Mc
Sheffeld
the
Har
has |
CONYPAny
x
VIET £
prem
en’
with
all
«nn both
nt was
face
his in-
hilipsburg
PTO
‘
wr
west of
Mr. and
fioh, on &
Thursday
Clearfield
Mrs,
gentle
in the
suffering
1 visited
Clearfield.
the
wo
jen,
4
of
the
who now
id
from heart
Tibbeng family in
patient
County
troubic also
of
a view inducing of sev-
prospective landlords taking charge
Brockerhoff House. Bellefonte
hotel will be materially improved,
especially about the entrance. The
the will be
to the rear a sHghtly enlarg-
ohdby., A few also be
made on the Former
landlord his ate
tention hotel
ong
the
stairway {o
moved
ed
second floor
of
changes will
floor
giving all
Markland new
A
is
is
wornnd
Landsey i=
to the
opened by him
Next
nothing
flvdweeding beds.
brushing the tip
during fly time
mless
a
few years ago
week
more
Clean-up week. If
done. clean up the
It will save you
of your nose 124ny
The fly, despite
appearance, a real en
It breeds in filth, existe
lives in filth and then spreads
over foodstuffs and in milk
against it is cleans
fly breeding spotty
itself can not come
times
ite
ems
in 0
ite
The
Hnb ss
ha is
10
ith.
filly
bent
nan
defense
With the
eliminated, the fie
into twing
The Millhelim Journal makes these
itements regarding attempts to make
sas in that section A repres
sentative of some Pittsburgh interests
was in town several days last week
investigating the possibility of leasing
approximately 50,000 of farm
with the of drilling for
gas, This pentleman. James
Kifer by name sought out land own-
and endeavored to secure leases
throughout the valley, However. there
was some contention about the resding
of the lease forms and we are told that
Mr. Kifer loft in a huff, havirg hired &
man to take him to Lock Haven to
he train.
The following is reprinted from the
last edition of the Democratic Watohe
man: On Saturday Harman Devine
was arrested at Centre Hall on a war
rant issued in November 1929, charg"
Ing nim with desertion and non-sup
port of his wife and two chirdren,
According to the warrant Devine dew
sorted his family in 1927 and has beow
ving in Washington, DD. C.. where he
has been on the police foroe. A Ware
rant for his arrest was issued late fy
1929 but he has never been within the
Jurisdiction of this court until last
week when he unthinkingly made a trip
0 dune County to see his v
wi Ve at Centre Hall, Learning of
his presence there deputy sheriff Sinte
at
leases
4
i
acres
lands object
ai} or
ers
served the warrant. Devine gave
. Hoy went over the mountain and
bt
for his appearance gt court