VOL. OV.
CE
IN NEW
DISTRICT
CENTRE COUNTY
CONGRESSIONAL
(Clearfield
Combines With
12
" TO
NON-RESIDENTS
ENTER C.
Passes Assembly,
Thirteenth, and Northum-
land.
‘ourteenth,
Fifteenth,
F perks
Pikes
Wyvomin
Bradford,
Wayne
and Columbia.
Sixteenth, Clintor
Potter, McKean
Seventeenth,
Eighteenth,
Huntingdon.
and Bedford.
Nineteenth,
Cumberiand.
Twentieth, Cambria,
and Jefferson.
Twenty-firat, North
and Monroe.
Twenty-second.
York.
Twenty-third,
Blair.
Twetny-fourth.
set, :
Twen
Susque-
hanna, Sullivan,
Montour
, Lycoming, Tioga,
and Cameron,
Montgomery.
Fulton, Snyder,
Mifflin, Perry,
Union
Juniata
Dauphin, Lebanon, and
Indiana, Ar
m
strong.
uminton, Carbon
Adams, Franklin and
Clearfield, Centre and
Fayette and Somer-
Greene
enty-sixth, Beaver,
Millhelm Manufacturing Company.
Loveland Hatchery Barred.
notified
Haven
$i
Hatch
Lock
on ©
t! same
withia a
g of 1 ester
at Mill Hall
morning previous
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THE CAR-LESS BOY.
Boys who do not own or have the use
find it
in many
women
in
of an sutomoblle are sald to
hard to friends
ing
Keen
Con
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Passed Bad Cheek; Pinched.
Lat
ustody
e. of
into i
of
Jus
in
Frank,
before
Sar,
Potter
Thw
{ the
Hall,
Of
Centre
{on a charge of ssuing a checl
bank in which he had never h
funds. The ¢l
tre Hall, 1.ytle getting
the endorsement
who xlleved the man
In defauit of Fay
ted to county jail,
stood his
ack was cashed Cen
the
local
hon
Monts OF
of a
to
+1
tigen
bes 37
ball, © was
it
resco
the bug is
hi
to
wife came to 8
the necessary h
the
court
Layvtle
school
money release
until ne session of Centre cour
ty
tant to
solid
i
soe rds
disinfex many
3
other
in counties
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TWO BUILDINGS
AT PEXN STATI
START
SOON
Penn State will let con
for two new
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Jamison®s Court.
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of
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Motor Cluh
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pring r§t. |
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Frost,
uz
Ch
cretary
“ims, a Charity Racketeer)
Helm 8
Order
aries BB State Secretary of
of
Son America,
Of
ai
ju
aoc used
He
mmitiee
wield
rac etonr
a
is a
and
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ol
oi
retaining 46 conts out ench
collevted for the unemployed
HP ———
COMMENCEMENT AT
PENN STATE ON MONDAY
nnual June Com
ist
foe
LITE No
aoceptiahila
As the
boy
bought the car on borrowed
fiaan't the bank. to
be valued highly than bos
with a thrifty father who is saving his
money for his home, or for Iabor-sav
ing equipment for his wife. Also the
boy who is inherently lazy, but whose
father gives him everything, Is valued
more highly than the one who is full
of ambition, buy whose family do not
feel they have reached the gas buggy
stage as yof,
It is natural that the girls should
want their share of good times. The
boy friend who has no automobile may
not be able to cart them around to all
the high jinks, Yet they can have an
awful lot of fun if they sometimes
have to walk or take a Dus.
The girl who simply regards boys
as a transportation ticket, may see a
good deal of life, but thers are many
things that she will fail to Jearn. Al-
so she will overlook some fellows who
are destined to climb very high. The
t
of wi thie
h
a
result ii standard,
whose father is spender and |
money and
a cent in
is likely
more the
¥
1). Het
alumnt
sident Ralph
and an
Following the
efile exercises on Bunday the
hold Day Monday
receive thelr degrees Monday
and attend the Commence.
that evening with fa ulty
in the evening
bacealan
seniors will Clase
morting
afternoon
ment ball
and visitors
RM tS Son.
199 Out of 204.
Herve Is a fine record for raising
baby leghorn chicks, and was made by
Mra. 'W., A Henney, On April 14th
Mrs. Henney purchased two hundred
baby chicks from alocal hatchery and
on counting them dound four extras
had been added On Friday a flock of
fine young birds were roticed in the
Henney yards, gnd upon inquiry the
information was given that the num:
ber was one hundred and ninety-nine
or five less than the original number,
There are not only that many of the
birds living, but they are a thrifty
flock and have made a wonderful gain
boy with ambitien pushing him on, Is
likely to go ahead of the one to whom
everything ls harded free,
in weight. -
SL AI A SS,
The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year.
GOYERNOR STAYS DOUBLE
EXECUTION AT ROCKVIEW
and Convieis
When |
Warden,
teady
secutive Order
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Bunks
fo
on
{Comes
13)
IL ncaover d.
wetedd sup
moonshine liguor,
At
contended
thelr
between rival
revealed
operating
but
connected
Wi
1
naa
{offm
4
been
that
Witt
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for Hesldents
Centre County,
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Centra Reporter
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Please
hie fra poss intil HN
notice
for Penn
to d
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in
and
summer
Ye
are leas 8 evening
varia. are planning fn
friends
we now
t
it the money ia all in Hol
spre
with Eastern
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Hout
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People to the YW
to
go wh i
without
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they ive flo meals,
Respectfully
H R, HOMAN
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MULLEN-YOHN,
Yohn
larbarm
consisted
summer flowers and
ors in pastel shadows
thelr
ermuda,
reside in
On return from
Mr. Mullen
Avalon,
wedding
and
fn trip
to
will
his bride
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Birthday Party,
Mr. and Mrs. John Martz entertatned
a ntmber of little friends Friday night
in honor of their daughter, Ethel,
whosd eighth birthday it was The chil-
dren were directed in their games by
Mrs, F. V. Goodhart, Mra. WW. H. Pot.
ter and Mrs. W. ¥. Keller. Delicious
rafreshments were served. Those pros:
ent were: Mary Delaney, Agnes De-
laney. Martha Lingle, Betty Johnson,
Jane Spyker. Martha Spyker, Barbara
Potter, Taylor Potter, Eleanor Potter,
Joyce Bradford, Patty Boozer, Martha
Mowery, Ellen Bradford. Beulah Brad
ford, Paul Bradford Jr, Miriam Brooks,
Petty Searson, Nellie Jane Knarr,Grac,
Noll Anna Mae Martz, George Martz,
Mre, ¥, V. Goodhart, Mra. W. H. Pot-
ter, Mrs, W. PF. Keller, Katharine
Marta
Rf
Vacation days are here, ~but not for
the mothers,
CENTRE HALL WINS A1
The
pying the
Centre Hall © al]
Fe
Coburn
Wiss
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
co
TRACK AND FIELD MEET.
i
# the
Gregg Twi
.
tHI8 Theo
The boys
this meet
during the
were also proud to
gives them permanent possession
inrge wiver thes
¥
i
loving vhich
ith
wice before
Contributed Flowers,
Flowers for
in
tributed by
Robert
Con
decorating the graves
th Wer
so ldsers Ne r
local cemetery
Bettie Searson
Mc(Clen
1
A irew
Mi
Dingess,
Snyder, Robert han,
vdiford
Lettie
Jean Dingos J OVO
Mra
Hironimaus,
Whitehill
Andrew
H E
lehan
Lavrnboert
pred
SAILS ON HUNT FOR “LOST” SON,
Lewistown Woman Believes
May Stili Be Alive,
KE,
week
Her Boy
Mrs,
wailed
Frank Childs, of Lewistown,
jast on the 8, 8, President
Hoosevelt from New York Clty as the
guest of the United States
ment. She is the first Mifflin county
Gold Star mother to take one of the
tours of the World War battlefields
and cemeteries,
Iy special permission she is being
accompanied by Mr. Childe. Mrs.
Childs wii not be able to visit the
grave, of her son, Lieut. Earle W. PB,
Childe, who was reported lost follows
ing the explosion of a British sub-
marine on which he had been detalled
for special duty during the summer
of 1917.
However. Mrs. Childs will be on con.
stant watch for her boy in the hos.
pitals and other places where lost vet.
evans might be found ns she has never
ven up the hope that he might have
n in some way saved and la alive
but unable to communficate with his
home or has suffered a loss of memory
and ls unable to Mentify himsif. No
bodies were recovered from the sulbe
marine on which her son was supposed
to have been lost,
Govern
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HERE LARGELY ATTENDEI
they
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Highway Bridge
Centre County,
Com
cn —
Conerety
pleted In
ANE
uni Lewis,
announced
Sixteen
Miss '
Blass
Hersh
surprise shower
for Mi Bing
dining The
the trachers
Mina
5
i
A
tegichers
artha
in ©)
A inen
Hers
twer
At
HY Sent
at the
given
Inn
five
#8 pA EY
om fae Were y=
3
oF present th
Bingman
as 4 34
ALI
funcheon was
ith a x ul electri
College,
from Centre count
E Fel
Harris,
of Howard
rd
ronsdy
fo
Misano
rg
Monument
Sohne
were honor students
Those from the county
the Course Were:
Hall;
Mabel
R. Cowher,
Dillon
of Phil
Intermediate
G. Andrews. of
Beohdel, of Blanchard!
of Penna. Furnace: Alma
of Osceola Mills; Iva M
Julian: Eleanor M. Forshey,
fpaburg: Helen J. Haveriock, of Osce-
ola Mills: Armina CC. Henninger, of
State College; Bertha E. Heveniy, of
Howard: lois BE, Hughes and Adiie J.
Knowles, of Philipsburg: Marvin ¥. Lee
of Bellefonte: Violet Rogers, of Nit-
tany: Helen I. Tressier, of Bellefonte.
and Grace V. Ziegler, of Mingoville
Miss Forshey, of Philipsburg, was an
honor student and Commencement
speaker,
Albert RB. Hobba, of Omwola Mills,
and William N. Sweet, of Boalsbhurg.
were graduated in the College course,
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Gregg Twp. V, 8, Class of 1982 Festival
The class of 1932 of the Gregg Town:
ship Vocational School will hold a fes-
tival on the athletic field at Spring
Mills on Saturday night, June 13th.
Music will be furnished by the Spring
Mills band for the entire evening.
Keep the date-—the "lucky thirteenth”
«ifn mind. and join the crowd at the
Elegie
Ruth 8S
Brossleyr,
3
Centre
of
athletic field thay plight,
NO. 29.
Ed
[TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
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HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
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held in
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same
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the
the
June
the
hoon
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of
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of
last
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night
reiyrns
weount
of
Law.
Snyder is
vhen &
and
h fell
Over
from
,
Came
Pote
week
4 ttracted
of the C.
£ gerade
hefore en
Te
al
wt
n
wi two
with
: Came
or the first
While
rtheless 18
regain full
are
4 é
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Foe]
Ye
friends
improvement
£
Howard,
more than
resurrect eee
than ever. The
Times
suspended publication
fountain
been
Sheets fo
Sheets is
I. Paul
arson
woeak
peniten.
been
Satur.
IrOnere
At
runt
n the
to the
makes two trips a
and in
hi=z honor
or kept under
He appears
making the best
term of confines
Or
one
western
ving
ng
of 1
f 3
fitulion
owe
offices
inn the
afternoon
One morning
one
being on
is not accompanied In
#
0
survelllance
ently cheerful and is
possible of his brief
ment Watchman.
guard in
Mr, and Mra. A, Roy Martz. of Lews
istown, on Friday drove to Tusseyville
where they were guests of relatives and
friends for a few days, and Friday eves
ning Mr. Martz and little nephew, Mark
Jordan, called on the Reporter. Mr,
Martz has been employed continuously
at the Viecoe works, Lewistown, for
vight years and finds the work quite
agreeable. He and Mrs Martz wore
scompanied to the valley by Mm
George Moles, mother of the latter, who
is spending much of her time with Mme
William Parsons at Blairs Mille, Hunt
ingdon county. In conversation, Mr.
Martz spoke of having visited his
grandmother, Mra. Catharine Marts, in
Altoona, and related that at elghtye«
three years of age she was able to do
most of the house work of the family
and moved about as vasily as many
much younger in years,
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