VOL. CV.
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1931.
F
PILOT CRASHES INTO
OLD NITTANY
Following the
Here
MOUNTAIN
Wreck Plainly
at 12:50 Sunday
Flash
Seen from
Mornilng—Guided to Wrecked
Local For st Ranger at Day-
Hight,
hy
Metals,
due, ¢
soar
t. A
veland
wn wrecked.
at 12
was
crashed 50 Surday
Cleveland
It
wreckage
morning fi
the
removed f£
was
wns wy
om the to
Bellefonte,
T™ 1000)
pounds of
dBstroved. Officials
Transport, operators
3
id the;
Came to
from
Richard
as guide
ar fied
Newton
Horner, his w
rir
and
ther
made with
forest
ranger,
with him beside the
were Ralph Whiteman
Moyd
The
iwford and as
route
Greens
ther
re
©
3
riher
tur:
where
Harold Bitting
On reaching a
Old Fort the Car
traveling became
while she was walting for some
theecar that the plane was
heard flying, and later the crash, fol.
lowed by a grea flash and fire Mrs,
} Bittinger is a telephone operator In
the Bell exchange, Millheim, and it is
"natural that she would at once 1asort
to the use of the Bell ¥ne to pass on
the Information.
I A AIAN.
GOVERNOR VETOES MEASURES,
The bill providing for a Increase of
fees for services rendered by sheriffs
was vetoed by Governor Pinchot.
The Governor also vetoed the bill re
quiring motorbusses to be equipped
with nonshatterabls glass.
Vetoed, the bill fixing $25 a month
as minimum compensation for retired
teachers over 62 years of age. retired
because of disability prior to July 1,
1919.
Vetoed. bill appropriating $3000 for
preservation and reconditioning of war
her 1}
empolyed
yushand,
is point
in which she
stranded
below
wis and it
wns
one to tow
MEMORIAL SERVICES,
for Holding
the Valley,
of
Points
NSehedule Time
at in
Madlsonbursg
J. Miller
Ciriesing
Hebe rsd
speaker
M
©
sc tse A A
Road Bill
y
Administration Passed.
A dy
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GAS TAX BILL SIGNED,
Kis LX sl pr
fnw fi
RX i
tpPiion
State
rd -« I Cities arn
A ———— TS —————
RATE PLAN TO
SOCIALIZE
tor Ch
FAIR
INDUSTRIES
Ww Parkinson
Greene-Washington
ced In
determination to
Sen WUNCey
ex
representoing -
senatorial anr 1
# Vita fires
Ehi4 iis rm
op
puts
ti
demands
He
Efecitive
on
legislation charged
flagn,
Mite board
propos; i
mos
wmtion- wide
industries
sald
tricity
First Motor Classie for Year at the Ale
toona Speedway, July 4,
at Al
this will ur
when the nation's greatest
drivers will participate in a National
A A. A, championship race which,
from present indications wil) bring to
geher the largest field of entrants eve
er seen on the big board bowl
A AAA.
It would take the combined “panics”
of the past to equal this Hoover “de
pression.”
Th
toona
July
e initial motor classi the
Speedway
4
Year ¥
on
RUDE
RURAL
| Of all the gheets from Bast to West
| The local paper is the best.
| Deep is our Jove and deep our debt
To Record, Sentinel and Gazette.
| When first 1 landed on this ball
| A bit of flesh wrapped round a squall,
| It welcomed me with joy and pride |
My Ie has never justified,
!
!
if
RHYMES,
a
{
I It follows me my whole life through,
| With words all kind and mostly true:
| And even after I am hearsed
| "Twill tell my best and hide my
worst. ~dExchange |
NO. 21.
rn
“MAKBLITE” NEW
To OPERATE
Marbig
Fetterolf
INDUSTRY
IN
Ihe { About fo
Mill
Novel
Penn o,
large
House Plant—Manuafactire
Bullding Blocks,
Ete,
Planing
thes,
Floor Tle,
BIRTHS,
POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE
REVEAL MARRIAGE Penn
South
Two of Twins Barn In
Township~Stork Busy on
Side,
Pairs
An f more tha !
i= of interest at present when Miss
Alberta A Warsaw
event o Nn A Year
Shaffner. of Bore to Mr, and M Paul Bight,
i
i
:
i
fillheim
Mase
nace On Sail mos ng torn Mrs
vig, became the bride of Prof May 13 daughter, Gerald-
¢
Jordan, of Reading,
ling took Bumner Mus
March 6, twins 1
yi J ore
Dawdy pe
ceremony
rd ¥
*
Clalesshun 18,
"n
#7 hed sessed]
at the
Here
sowsial
also campus activities
being Women's Athletic
Association and Eurodelphian Literary
Society. For the last two years
has been teaching successfully in the
Warsaw public schools, {
Prof. Jordan is the only son of Mr
and Mrs. E. T. Jordan formerly of Florence 8. Hackett White, Centre
Potter towrship, now of Reading, He | Hall, May 11th
attended Albright Academy in Read] A daughter, born to Evens B. and
ing, and received his B. A. degree from | Daisy Hook Long, Spring Mills, May
North Central College, Naperville, II. 18th,
linols, after spending three years there, | = ———— -
Mr. Jordan not only vroved himself! (Continued from previous column)
capable along music lines, but he was | time with Mr. Joitlan's parents In
also an outstanding track man, He | Reading, and in July returned via Ni-
has completed two successful yems of agama Falls and Canada to lows City
teaching in the Warsaw High #chool | where both attended Summer school,
as music supervisor. He has many | Mr. Jordan working on his Master's
talents and has made a host of friends | degree In music.
in that city. | This summer the young couple will
Last summer Mr, and Mra, Jordan | visit in Reading. but will spend most
spent their honeymoon In Atlantie | of their time camping in the moun
City, Washington, D. C., Mt, Vernon | tains alot the Hudson River. Mr.
Philadelphia, and other points of inter. | Jordan will be Music Supervisor in the
est in the east. They visited a short | Dallas City schools, Dallas City, 1.
S—— {next year, where he will teacy only
| music, “"
and one h
niversity
wns
One
1
she
of io
Towa City
a national
She
lowa. Ia
Corman
John
May 1,
and
at Spring
Justin Y., born (ross
member f
hi
in
of
an
f
oo {ors
Mille
Laniise Ann,
Minnie Margaret
Tussey ville, May
Shook.
sorority
quite
a member
Lanes wns
active born to Charles Ray and
Spicher Nevil, at
16,
Frances Mae, born to Mr
Harry lL. Burris. Centre Hall. May 14.
Jack Henry, born to Floyd 8. and
she
(Continued on next column)
DOUBLY
AT
ELECTROCUTION
HOCKVIEW
we ————
“Windmills of Holland.”
iniike
supported
herstofores
talent taking
The opocettn vil] De yepes
(Thursday) svening
Grange Park, the
on nt
in mos t hime
n the
admission wing
Saturday fehit and 15 cents
capacity of
directed of
Lt evening
“ROCKING
Afacking t
THE
Governor's
BOAT”
requ
the
he owt
for “hire and fire” authority
Public Bervice
tadive Elwood
overs
Commission.
Turner o#
J Vresen-
Delaware
i
i
i
“Already the Executive powers are
overbalanced. Hand him further pow
or, make him the sole dictator of thaw
his economic theories and you will
in this State that
will affect the entire nation because
this State contributes so large a part
of the national wealth and taxes. You
wili create lower bread lines, greater
unemployment that in the end cannot
help but resuly in, widespread disaster,
The whole world is seething with un.
rest, rebellion and anarchy. 1f Amer.
fon falls to recover, no one can fortell
what the result will be upon the world.
Lot us hope that a mandate will come
from the people of Pennsdvaniy to
thelr Seantors and Representativis to
have cotage In this hour of need and
to hold fast, and a mandate to the
Governor to sit down because ho is
“rocking the boat”
A A tl — a
The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a yesr
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
ems
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTERESY
FROM ALL PARTS
near
pearance
ast week,
much
mitted
us
3
i
ction of
th and
to M
$144,
Matils
Oranges
Illinods,
school
school
ws paid
th by
for
n” Cole
This i8
rough the
the
was
iors,
dir
Lng
Lest+
and
ALR.
wd Roy
Ishiler,
Sune
Wille
re Hall,
his crew
doing
hothe of
one day
the mis-
11 that
man's hand.
badly
Lewistown were
arpenter wor
rd Jordan, at
ik: Mr. Run
fortuna to be ner
Hppwd from
striking him
rushing nat
as reduced
MANURE
4
¢ commencement
East
exercises of
High school. at
Bartges, son of
wmerly of Pottes
« president's
Epeakers were
and Eve
The class
nembers. The
the auditorium
on Friday
Penns Valley
Woodrow
Bartges,
wnsl made
The
Ciiasg
4
the lass
addres
Henry
other
2
salutatorian,
ech, valedictorian
ommiitee has dee
on Cole
tier
nn building
mmodated.
that
noeampoient
of the
them. The
; ry will be
appreciated by ball fans during
time of the Grange Fair
of
number
TE .
Ailey a pa
urements
ile
Tupi
ont ruetic of a i
much
the
mn hloaclne
“Bull Pup.”
a field
a monoplane, came down
next to the High school
grounds on Firday afternoon to ask
the way to Bellefonte. The pilot, Don
MeDougal, was the only passenger, and
he told the school boys he was from
San Francisco, Calif, bound for New
York. and that he was a part of thé
great alr ship parade going east
“It's as hazy as the devil up these”
he Raid. and that was his reason fof
visiting us, showing a perfect landing
ard a lke takeoff,
Mr. and Mrs John A. Sweotwood
and daughter, Anna May. of Potts
town, motored to Centre Hall on Sate
urday and from here weng to Spring
Mills to visit the former's brother, I.
W. Sweetwood. Mr. Sweetwood oame
up at this time capecially to erect two
markers in the Georges Valley compe
tery in honor of his departed parents,
Mr. Sweetwood continues as superine
tendent of the Pottstown cemetery,
which, covers an aren of 38 acrve and
which requires his constant attention,
His stay here was but for a day,
on
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