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VOL. CV.
HALL. PA. TI
IURSDAY, JULY 16,
1931.
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SUICIDE,
ay
RAYMOND FETZER,
Fetzer,
Centre
x
aged years, a
found
Raymond
Wel
dead
in t
ther,
of county, was
Mot
home by
ive
about o'clock day morning
his ro
a hunting
11m
near his
bullet
fired
he barn
Leroy, a from
he
the
death
and his
fui
his
through
previous ght the
rm
Funeral Directors Banguet,
Montours
Paul
Jack
Spitler
Dyker. Mt, Carmel;
Ww. K.
R. Dornaife,
Milton; C. E
State
Neff,
fille; James
Turbotvill
S,. Gritner
n. Philadelphia
Dale R
Ungtown
M,
A Ray
E. Widdowson, ofonte: C. M., Zel
lers, Montgomery: Wm, lerninger, Cat-
awissa: C. M. Pringle, Port Matilda;
Van Johnson, Snow Sl Warren E.
Rote, Mrs, Warren E Mrs. Geo.
W. Rote. Danville F Haas, Sun-
bury; Frank Wetzler, L. Wetzler,
J. I. Wetzler, Milesbu: Hubert Koch,
State College: E. B. Flegal. Stata Col-
Larus Eve Millville: Guy
Grass Flat; M O. Artman,
Goodhart, Centre
FV.
84
Nur
Barrow.
College; 8.
bury;
Koch,
Gilbert
Harrisburg; BE.
Rote,
red
M
lege: CC,
Johnson
Grass Flat;
Halli
Ww
reset
K.
Ling
Jackson, iadelph
American
lect
of rep-
fe
Mills, gave
manufact
Rolling
*e¢ on the
iron
an nat rat
an illustrated
uring eof armico irigot and copper
bear steel which used in making
metal
Richelleu Theatre Attractions,
Vednesd
» night of this week
8
NINE COUNTIES TO CO-OPER-
ATE IN 4H CLUB CAMP FOR
FARM BOYS, JULY 22 TO 26
pool,
#
facti-
in the
lub members
housad
+H «
8% between
camp
wr 4-H
and 20
or form
the
eligible to attend he purpose of
gl
form
§-H ch
is to hove a
to ame-
fit the
camp
cation of camp life
ideals. and
time provide educational
which will of value to
farm boy in his club work.
All from
ested in going should get
Ce Agent R, C
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BIRTHS,
A son was born to :
{ Malone) Zerby, at Farmers Mills,
Sunday evenirg
A daughter
George
phasize the ib
Sale
gram
an Pro.
be the
boys Centre courty inter.
in touch with
Blaney Once,
yunty at
fn Robert and
wns born Mond
v
named
and Laura (Crockett) ort
Centre Hall ie has been
and at f
pounds
Jane
Crocket time of birth weighed
eight
—— I AIS ———
RIMMEY-TATE,
Henry Rimmey
Verda Emma Tate, both of Pleasant
Gap. married on July 1st. Mr.
Rimmey was a former resident of Pot
ter township, and later of Centre Hall
Congratulations
Charles and Mise
¢
were
C—O SI.
HOW HE DOES LOVE PHILADEL-
PHIA!
jovernor Pinchot refuses to allow
Philadelphia to have one cent from the
tate for the maintenance of the Port
of Philadelphia, although he has ex
pressed deap terest In it, even calling
it the Port of Pennsylvania,
Governor Pinchot refuses to allow the
appropriation of $1.600000 for ap-
proaches to the Deleware River Bridge
to stand, mithough, the bridge is a link
in the State system of highways.
Governor Pinchot refuses to allow
the State to take over approximately
ninety miles of Philadelphia streets
which are parts of the State's high.
ways, although approving a similar
arrangement for Pittsburgh.
Governor Pinchot refuses to allow
the Btate to manage the Hospital for
Mental Diseases at Byberry, thereby
throwing that plant back on our pands
How Governor Pinchot does leve
Philadelphia!
LETTERS FROM SUBSCRIBERS,
Former Centre Hall Now Re.
siding In Callfornla, Confess Long.
State,
People,
ing for Old Keystone
Compton, Ci
'
Rn
Cripiion
200 mile
and
Howey
ing h
FO Yory
wonderfu
re out of
three mil ;
ht and
some finemach
good
the
They surely eating
{
fish from
Rodonda
We can
Long
Pedro,
We have
ever ate
to 40
- .
Or ol
also piers at
i
Beach, Beach and San
the
Watermeions
ibe, sell
Truly,
850
finest melons here
that
ind
never
Ii
i
30
for 25«
fT ¥ 2
thing
We had q ite
Prices
you
quite good
a war l
for several mor
8% cents
14 and
Prices
things
1 4
up to 11
weeks
Wop {
which
gone
fow
nun
two probably
times
We
Park
eX Dent
THE
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N. 1
do wits their
ff they
what
I can say, f
and
themsely
kind
a
Govern
wiil
BETOWT
With Femain,
Your friend
MARY H. PRICE
Michigan
I am ¢
subscription
MESH
Buch
Dear
other ¥
snan Fune 29,
Reporter
ne
to
Osing an-
enrs your Yale
uable paper
Mother Rough
was Young
ville,
speaks
whose maiden name
reared near Tus
eighty-five years ald, often
trip we had East
visiting {friends and
to
born and
now
of the
September,
rg
tivea also refers
She
visit of a representative of
was at the home of
A. Hoste
Yours
rman. in Centre
very truly.
J. C. REHM
Mr Bor « in-law
Mrs
store Buch
which Buchan
iy settled by
Rehm
Young la
3
who is oa of
conducting a
Be
ig located
vitriety
in Lnan rien county, in
an was largely
Pennsylvanians.
number
Residents there,
recalled by tha writer,
descendarts of Mr. Refber. who is re
Inted to the Relbers in Potter towne
ship: several other families of Btovers
descendants of Jacob Richards, and
others from Jod.)
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NEW PENN STATE
CONTRACTS LE1
Contracts for the erection of two new
buildings at Pennsylvania State Cole
lege were let to Henry E. Baton Ine.
of Philadelphia. The same company
built Old Main, one of the new col
lege buildings completed last fall. The
new structures are a dairy and a home
economics building.
Both will Be of rosé brick with stone
trim, conforming with the general are
chitectural plan for the campus, as
worked out by the college architect,
Charles Z. Kilswder, of Philadelphia.
Funds for these buildings were cone
tained in the emergency appropriation
for unemployment relief sponsored by
Governor Pinchot In the early part of
and
them
Penns Valley
present
among wer 0 from
past or
are the
about here
the recent legislative rgession, $840,000
being included for construction at
1981 Gathering Promises Equal of Any
Past Year—~Appleations for Tents
Cannot All Be Met~Improve-
Park.
mn: hard
ments on
times or hatever
Ww
thes
Depressi
dave,
the
thie expre current
which
win
Like
« n th
Hall
deomed vise Dy
it
management
ty and
which has placed this
falr, However
the
oO « the policy safe
“pay
unique
ontinuea of
Vou a"
institution the few falrs
fortunitle
ANCA f
among
on
Ho
pur
to
great
to be
enough
this
of the State
wd fing
but
outing KOARON
tents
entirely
twelve have Deen
new
chased which is inadequate
®1 mand, matter
wt owl
the de of
py bie
ret to
reg i ere
i int
i
disappointed appli
and by anoti
warrant a iat
tents
iu
i
BRUNGART FAMILY REUNION,
Brung f
Festival at Potters Mills,
#
af the
etown
Sheffield Mik Prices,
The net ns} paid th
members of the Sheffield Produckrs Cc
ope Inc, for the
sold them in the month of
1931 $1.43 per hundred pounds
per cent, grade PB milk in the 201
} fre
erentials
price to be ®
ative Association,
1 by
June,
for 3
216
grade
ols
iE
gone with tl
butterfat df
to $1.83 per hws
3.5% butterd
usua;
This
fs +d
is 1
eq uly
for milk sold on a
The
fT
production of
production
any mon
and 1.012870 pounds n
was produced in June, 1930
—————— A TP DUA NI
Leasing for OH and Gas,
in
was ore
The prediction of 0. L, Williams,
noted oll and gas engineer and geologist
that both oll and gas will be found in
Centre county in the near future, will
make hold stock In the
Penns and Manufacturing
Company their certificates. A
pleasant thought connected with the
project is that the company has cash
in the Penns Valley Bank to the am-
ount of $600, plus interest. for abo
twenty ‘five years, W, F. Bradferd is
treasurer of the company.
Speaking of the prospects of finding
oll and gas beneath us, the Watchman
hae this to say:
So sure is Mr. Williams of the fulfil.
ment of his prediction that already C.
V Hughes. financier, of Philadelphia,
with several assistants, hag established
headquarters in Bellefonte for the Cen:
ire County Development Co. This ore
ganization has no affiliation with any
other group of oll operators, Its finan-
cial requirements have been under:
written by outside capital and it has
no stock to sell. It Is Interested only
in leasing and drilling.
Hoon It will publish a map showing
the geologically favorable territory for
drilling in Centre county amd then
leasing under the usual nominal fee
those who
Valley Oil
look up
Penn State,
pls one-eighth royalty,
TWO DOCTORS WILL »
LOCATE
sw doctors have
IN VALLEY
led
it
Ge to lo
Spring
ident
T
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Milthelm
siclans-—Dr
MeQueen
phy
G
Manufacturing Co,
STANDING OF THE
CLUBS,
Won
11
3
3
———— -
lesults, Tuesday, July 7.
onte i
Har be
tesults, Thursday, July 9,
t $
Results, Friday, July 10,
$ 7: Pl t (ian
Results, Saturday, July IL
lesults, Monday, July 13.
lamar i
Bellefonte Down, 3-0.
onte went down to «¢
Goes
:
High
the lox
the
The Millheim Manufacturing
¢ 1 " g f
Mzed t1 iatter part o
HZ i &
Fetter
I ——————— A AA TTA
| Geore Whippe Lucky: Wins $100.60.
i ’ : hg
LOCAL DEALER PROUD TO
SHOW NEW PLYMOUTH
“Floating Power,” Free Wheellng and
Absence of
New Chrysler Product.
Vibration Combined in
Dodge
power’ and free wheeling
opments
which
finld
Withous
apt
of
question tha
innovation embodied
the
revolutionary
ing, which
sively
new four-cylinder
power plant mount
‘4
Plymouth
a
enRineers axpres-
By this
the ont
rock f
term oating powe
basicall
po
on
¥ new departure re
pi lowed
wer
its
ant is a fo et
natural
Engineers of
Plymouth
predict that
the myst distinct
contribution to mots
introduction of
axis
Che
Motor
fn
and
freely
veer Motors
Corporation
oating will
power prove
to ix and noteworthy
ron
the
design soon
the starts
1 baxdy.
testa and
conclusively th
has whipped completely
four-cyinider bugaboo of vration.
Under the direction of Fred M. Zeder,
vice president in charge of engineering
f the Chrysler Corporation, floating
power has been developed and pioneers
ed, eliminating the last vestige of ene
gine vibration from body and frame by
literally floating the complete power
plant in thg ohassis,
The absorbing qualities of rubber In
the development of which Chrysler en
gineers have led, plays an important
part in this elimination of engine vi
bration. Through new applications of
rubber, Plymouth engineers have de-
veloped floating power, involving the
use of only two rubber engine mounts
ings as compared with three or four
ordinarily used.
The Plymouth free-wheeling unit was
developed by Plymouth engineers and
differs in design from other free-wheel-
ing unite now In use, Its operation is
cortrolled by a button on the instru.
mont panel and ft may be locked out
simply by pulling out this dash-control,
When the contro] button is pushed in,
the car Is in free-wheeling: when it ts
pulled out. the car functions without
free-wheeling.
With this Improved [free-wheeling
unit. Plymouth enjoys the advantages
of economy and driving ease contrib
uted by free-wheelnig without in any
way complicating gear shifting,
sol the
four-wheel fo
It
demonstratons
floating
¥
Ne
brake or the
that
show
is stated lengthy
at
power
0
-
y $
Lou rowie
©
wold
$ ¢
i
Lamar Defeated,
been taken.
SCHEDULE OF GAMES IN
CENTRE COUNTY B. B. L
Thursday. July
Pleasant Gap He
at
EAGUE
16-Centre Hall
bersbunrg at Coburn;
Lamar Bellefonte
July 18—Belle
Coburn at Centre
at Lamar
Rew
Hail;
Saturday, fonte at
bersburg
Pleasant Gap
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PENNS VALLEY BANK
MAKES FIRST
The Penns Valley
bth,
PAYMENTS
Bank, closed sinos
made first
Wednesday
1
June 1 ite payments to
ast week
15
customers
when
de
nie
bank
de positors oF
The
portion
of
Were to about 3
hundred
$50.00
closed
payments
of the four
deposit or Joss
As
hav
the
positors
ing on
institution
paid,
entirely eliminated
is using the First Nationa] Bank here
as a depository, and Day
ment of deposits are being drawn on it
The stockholders promise to make
further seftlements within two months,
and further that all claims will uiti-
mately be paid in full -
Seventeen Pass Learners’ Test,
Saventeen of the twenty-three ape
plicants who appeared in Bellefonte
for the learners’ examination to operate
a motor vehicle were successful, Six
applicants failed either in answering
the motor law questions or in the
driving test.
Those who received their permits
bthis week were: Daniel B. Thompson,
Bellefonte; Lemoyne Lucas Snow
Shoe: Allen Quick, Moshannon: Sara
Frantz. Port : Clarence 1B, Sprankle,
Tyrone: Lalu MM, Rachaw, Bellefonte;
Edward M. Staff, State College: Ar
thur M. Clyde. State College; Joseph
Frabutt, State College: Bertha Sharer,
Centre Hall; Clifford Davis, Bellefonte;
Lillian Cox, Beiefonte: Clayton Shope,
Bellefonte; Dn N. Thorp, Spring Mills;
William Reariok. Pog Matilda; Alda
M. Auman, State College; C¢, BE. Un:
derwood, State College,
those
their interests
The
are
defunct
checks for
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
i
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
of Mid-
in the
undergone
to return
nt
an open
to her }
of Jet:
Mills, is
where
her
io
vith
n. ems
lis in
odhart,
eal nt
me, in
wrertown,
law and
Odenkirk,
Clarence
(8 AUto-
ther points
er
to
ast
her
of
man
as an
supervising
ovis. I»
staff of the
institution
supervise
named.
fre Centre
Youngstown,
1 friends and
Valiey, and In
sited his DIOe
was ancome
Mrs, Grovef
Mrs Beav
Amanda Balle
tt Beavery
Lie
Penr
he ¥
He
St in ower
Valley, wher
Ross Mowery
E Mr
and three
panied ast by and
Beaver children
i= a daughter of Mrs
at
ppg
where
time.
Spring Mills
most of their
Buckwalter
ten months
ng one of
in Centre
home. The
an attrad*
tion. From to Philadel
phia where the remainde if the vas
home of the
Buckwalter, &
ployed by
An and was
plant chem
Mr
and
old
their
Hall
little Mise
Mrs
Rosalie
Frank H
Eleanor
Ohio, spe
vacation
and
baby
of Cincinnati,
weeks'
I O
of
two
at
the Packer
here ti
@
tion will Ix the
former's
Penn State
the
recently
Proctor-G
advan
ist
Bartholomew
Alexander Vogt
and Mr. and
Franklin, Ven-
Mrs, H. A
Revent visitors
home were Mrs
of San Diego
Mire Wm W
ango county: Rev. and
Pruyn and son Jack and daughter
Elaine: Mrs Lillian Romig Crow and
four children, from near Liverpool,
Perry oounty: Mrs. Nellie Pickersgill
Cornwell, of Parkesburg, a Mille sqQlile
mchool-mate of Miss Helen Bartholo*
mew, who spent a part of the last week
in June at the Bartholomew home, She
also visited her son, who is professor
at Dickinson Seminary. Willlamspors.
The washout on the IL. & T. railroad
at the Bartges crossing west of here.
on the Fourth, has been repaired.
Twelve car joads of cinders were res
quired to take the place of the ballast
and ground washed out undernesin the
rails. The water rushing through the
channels attracted the attention of ress
fdents living a considerable distance
from the raliroad. The damage WAS
discovered by road foreman Lov Harte
ley, who first covered the sastern seo*
tion of his route, fhinking that i any
damage had been done hereabouts, 1€
most lkely would be the east, but in
stead the washout was where it was
least expected.
at the
Emily
California
Wilt,
of
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