VoL. ov. HOOVER DEPRESSION HITS THE Exports of Farm Products Drop Dollars a Year. exporis, ey fell ton} . DeIOwW ported, valued with 73,212,000 G83.000 1930 the tn in fiona. export el to export for only Evangelical Home News. dental orph dentists LETTERS FROM SUBSCRIBERS, Glen Iron. Pa. The Centre Reporter a check wit find subscription You wil} This has beens a hard much to be ti all the time and umm have ink ful than is more others Have Httle Dalw House and Barn Burned. tha Zettle fa ovCupied wl 1 in k jE propery tv owned bw C P Spring Mills, carried in the Sugar Valley "Fire Insurance company. Was by had the fire Hoy, wefore move The Love is Oo who insurance A A AP SAPS. When Hoover comes up for his sew. ond term wecan tell him that during his last term half the fishermen In Centre county were too poor to buy a fishing lrense, and all because he spent too much money on commissions tike the “Hokersham.” a — In this issue is published the con® ditions under which farmers in Centre county . who are without funds, may secure seeds fertiiz- ers, fuel and oll with funds bore rowed from the National Coverne ment, The conditions are exact: ing, and call for the government to have a prior claim to all others, including the landlord if a renter, together with 6 per cent interest, The claims will become due Octob- er 30 of this year. The scheme might- be beneficial to farmers in some sections of the United States, bug they do not seem to fit in Cen- tre county. # RELIEF LOAN, FARM Centre County Farmers May National Approp:-1a Seed, Funds tion Fuel and from for Fertilizers, reed On, ¥ Agri Ce ay ofa Shook of Pomona Grange I —— F. T¢ BUILD HALL AT SPRING ane » LOO0 FROM EXPERIENCE WE KNOW. The Mifflinburg Telegraph is having gama Centre Re- had n ita el pacity rsons the experience the porter SOM to + Yours ago ae who 0 town wf th ston statements Teal MN for the Wa raph witore the swt of wi for highway EVE Whe re tha CEM aponsible the appearance of and the action against sov. en Saturday even ing. There was absolutely no need for bringing action against these propie. A kindly spoken word telling them they had made a mistake would have retained the good will of ese people toward our town Arresting them has Just the opposite effect. People come to our town to shop and visit we make their visit unpleasant, with foolish traffie violation actions at the same time allowing the Penn: sylvania buss which passes through our town to stop where they please and when they please, very often blocking the entire street, As a town we have everything to lose and nothing tno gain by arrests and fines. To the person or persons responsible for this. we say, “stop It” = A SAA ESAs Pierre Boal son of Col. Theodore DD Boal, fs In Yine for the important State Department Post of chieg of the two patrolimen bringing of supposed violators, sequent ant chief of the division, has been act. ing head since the recent transfer of his superior, J. Theodore Marriner to the American embassy at Paris. MAY COL JURORS, GRAND FLRORS, " Haines Jahn A spring Hownidd F y ' Weaver Carrie Wolfe hk w- Franklin Ysager., cler vs slid TRAVERSE pact JURORS Ella Adams WER Hips Hrya Spring Gregg Spring Shox tes Taylor farme Ze ry toad {3 TRAVERSE wn for lovd Ba rt Brandt far Ma oka Pryeee irice Bohn. farmer Bohn M clork College Rush Balkfonte Phillips's Unionville Milos Sinta College Bratton, mines Bullock, clerk Crownover, taborer labore Crust Esteriine. farmer Fletchey Charles (A. = Vv mechank Freeman, clerk (ringrik » black amith [George G. Grove, | Reub CGiriffith {Harry Gili Philipsburg Harris regs Armer. salesman. Philipsburg Grenoble Fergus Gardner, i : Philips Hown Belles Phioe | in Holter, { Harry Hile, Allison Hollabough. Anthony Hefferad J. K, Henry, aborer Clara Hunter, hk J. Li. Hartsock, Andrew Hall, Eimer CO, Hettinger, farmer Harry Jodon. laborer Aaron D. Leitzell, laborer Charles Lyons. farmer......... Bpring Edith Myers, tel. op «ess Ruse John F. Myers, butcher Frank P, Miller, J, of P.. State College John T. McCormick, banker. . State Coll. Mrs, Grace McCool, hk......... Gregg C!, R, Norris, carpenter. State College J. La. Neff, State College H. 1. O Neal, merchant. State College J. W. Parsons. laborer. .. . State College M. R. Piter, laborer..........Howard George 1. Purnell. sales mgr. Bellefonte Mra. Orvis Peters, hk......, Half Moon H, W. Rabert, agent......S8now Shoe Harry Rogal, farmer. ........ Howasd Miles Steele, mechanic... ... Bellefonte Cora M, Bhook, hk..............Crcee Mason SBullenberger, farmer... JLdberty Inborer plasterer Cle supve Foush Fey Huson Liberty ellafornte Unionville Gregg laborer, | laborer . Hn Wm. Big, Sr. manager... Bellefonte George Shuey, laborer. ........Denner JRSDAY. Al | CAR SMASHES INTO BARNYARD. Toul passeng SEYEN MT. FOREST TREE NURSERY The for Mountains, {heing F. M shipment red cared Kinney variet.es ¢ i ——— nA (tEXAMIATION FOR H.S. ENTRANCE NON-RESIDENT PUPILS i A —— A — Potter Sehool I'np Teachers “ rit By sn —— Drivers Permits Granted. wien appl its spe rod Freres’ examinations to operates vehicles Wednesday of last week In ilafonta ait five bie to pass tent are ther XK {Th ! Rosmerg { § i Flovd the drivin w ge who receis their permits 8] State Codege; hannon: Kermit College: Helen Silagel, Albert Ladghtioy, Doals Kathryn ©. Aungst, State Maelvt E Koons Edgar V State College Robert J. MoGreg WwW. R State Ray Griffin, Port T. Scull, ¢ dellefonte, of lorger Stato State College | Col n lene. Trent Collegy Matilda. and Mert Bernese H. Davison Mileshury AA Passes On at 100 Years, Ellen of Mw the oldest Himmelreich and Un her foi- Jane Lewisbur at thea Oliver P about two oid in very her resident ¥ home Miller months Mra health county, died daughter, Mra an ilincas of fon Of owing fo Himmaealreioh due infirmities of BE groond ; 3 106th was after Mrthday ses #11 until a fed o November 19th sed] all ashe colobw ear and ghee poses 1 « niabled #4 ithe which affairs ———————— of Dams, Foreete and Wa- 230 of the $00 Im Pennsylvania one are properly maintained in Centre county to be ex amined are these: Citizens Water Co. Cold Stream Creek, tush township; Western State Penitentiary. MeBrides Run, Benner ownship: General Refrac- tories Hayes Run, Curtin town. ship. lye of community Examination rey rie Department of will examine in to portang dams that they The dams Co. Fishing Trip Fatal te Native Centre Coyntian, Alert W, Johnson. 70, of Bellwood, who went fishing for trout on Wed- nesday of last week, was found dead the following day In his bed. Over exertion from the fishing trip near Bellefonte wis believed to have caused a heart attack. He was a native of Centre county. AIS But. If there was no lime dust Delle fonte would be shory on bread. Bet ter swallow the bit of dirt and live, (Continued from previous column) Thomas Winslow. laborer. ..... Liberty George Westwood, laborer. ....... Rust Stanley Zeigler, laborer ........ Miles Robert Zimmerman, farmer... Walker A ARE BAL A SH (Continued on next column) coming) 1 | 931, LOCAL 1, 0. 0, FF, LODGI Covfers Dogree on Class Candidates,—~Many Visitors « Pres. ent, GREGG TWP, CITIZENS’ MEETING { x PL —— PENN STATE EXPERT KILLED BY MOTORCYCLE * and Hs directing th research dea Was workers ——————————— Had Foot the to perform Amputated. Surgeons found operaton Mills, on Su his foot ¢ ’ arsit nl in Altoona hospital it necessary gecong Or of Spring of yortion removed fr wns eariier of h while working plant at but this conditons. {oes last Sheffield one “ ozen winter the milk Mills bring about the in Spring failed to consequently was removed, desired second op eratior Mrs with McCool oO Altoona to Ix her husband during the ordeal went t HI MP5 A BO. Dies In Auto Collision, Samuel Mapleton killed and injured day when Lewistown Skiper, 52, of Wis on Fri on the Huntingdon his smson-in- Maple ton in the four others {wo cars crashed road near driven In of fire with Skippor's oar Francis and Campbell law, Campbell. overturned caught crash escaped minor fu the pants injured. of other can lightly LSA. Girls’ Saxophone Concert. A and concert hy the is’ of the Evangelical at Lewisburg, will be given cal Evangelical church. ning. next, at 8 o'vlook. comprise the organization, and they are sald to handle thelr instruments faultlessly, The public is cordially in- vited to attend The girls will give a similar concert in the Evangelical church near Tus seyville in the afternoon of the same day at 2:30 o'clock. A. ————_—— , . BUY YOUR WINTER'S COAL SUPPLY Now Bradford & Company announce new con] Prices. Chestnut and stove coal will be delivered at $11.76 per ton. The price will advance twenty oonts per ton each month for six months This in a most favorable time to lay in your winter's supply. Bradford & Company will be pleased to have you oall and look over the stock of coal now on hand, Gir Baxophone Orphanage in the Sunday Eight girls io END AI SS The 112th anniversary of the birth of Oddfellowship will be observed at Benton, on Tuesday, Twenty counties, one of which is Centre, are in the dis. ¥ trict holding the celebration. NO. 16. nent FROM ALL PARTS cally I caller was grand. vith the works 1p mel. camy {oO anting. the Meth as the ; Bat the roe now a if the c works Ra us an Noute s piped veek. A esort to woking subetie ery dee t office. mployed in the ations sg far about They profit, ough ite n 7, Aude oge, No- riday, Mrs. n the Associa COMP w Mos rm use of the Brad- nte, to he Moe housed street, has so far out and dhape to the Cen+ and farm ie fanners 1 oats early. entire eleven Satu aces on Friday a: Uniont 5 town. ’T A000. and his Brungart, on Saturday, een making Getx family home panied mother Aries, | % motored Mrs, Br hor who had the L# winter the with hei] al her summer, ring opened here for spring and {Clement Iw the erection of double section of have it ready for It is loouted of occupied by the. Lo last fall The two been engage Louse an frame work of large dwelling house in the south town. and aims to osoupancy by July the plot form 3 razed compartments gan house, have back. fiving el for some months Richard, Ral his Mr Hugh Mifflinb attain. entertained mone children of his age roeently lalston event teachers of girls engaged to entertainment features. { Kileckner) attained her ninety fourth m wt od af of M ing £1 =. mn seventh year an a of aftx domen one rr in pleas {MO home orday more the sol the manage ant and the hoy s Wis Mre, Maria Lewistown, Youte, of year one day last week, and continues to take a gwrsonal interest in all her surroundings. She is the mother of Mra Charles Shirey and lives at the Shirey hotel. Mrs, Youtz is the last of ten sisters. one of whom was Mrs James A. Keller. mother of Mra. PLM, Fisher, in town. This (Thursday) evening a citie pens’ meeting will be held in the school butiding at Spring Mills, when Dr, Lee Driver, of the State Educational Dee partment. Harrisburg, will report his findings after a complete investigation, and if satisfactory, will make recom mendations looking to the consolidias tion of schools in Grege township, All citizens are urged to attend the meets ing. ' The damage in appearance done 0 the very neat home of Warren Slack, at Potters Mills, by the bullding of & conarete State highway to the front of it, is being remedied by the cone struction of a retaining wall, The front yard has been lessened sonwe what, but the property will continue 10 be attractive in appearance when Mr. Slack completes his present unde taking. wy -
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