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VOL. CV.
HALL. PA.
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RSDAY, JULY 2
TALKS ON
APPROPRIATIONS
HOLMES
NTATE
J. Le
Centre County Recelves £51.65 Per Cap-
Ita,
propriation, and Contributes 216.69.
Exclusive of Penn State Ap-
ww Rotarians
La
8.3 1
Speaking
at State M1 John
Holmes
general
funds
eX-
the appropriations made to
ite high
“Though
of
capita,
clusivea of
the State College
ways in the
often
in which the
Mr. Holmes sald,
county are getting
what we pay in"
In 1930 Centra
State treasury
amounts:
and the St
county. local
the
complain
State |
is
“we
people mann
them,”
Centre
times
taxing
here in
back three
the
major
$74.117:
$195,120;
foreign insur-
tax, $35 and corporation tax
$315, From the it recedv.
the following major amounts: Wel.
$751.369; of
College), 49,
mis.
paid
following
county
the
Inheritance
vehicle
gasoline tax,
r
ax,
motor registration,
£208.005;
2%;
ance
es, 292. State
ed
fore,
the
000:
(exclusive
Judiciary,
$273,833;
education
$1,388,653;
State ald highways.
cellaneous, $60,368.
Commenting on
State income in the
that in ten
throughout th
om approximated
fons of dollars; ie
om
he
corporation
had in
to 30
enses from
t from
from
increases
de
the
past
years
dex
stated
taxes e Di:
creased fr 58
motor
ilons: &
irhe
inheritance
woline tax
mililons; ritance
tax
tax from
A i11
milli
expenditures
the
spent :
two-fifths
students who applies
——————— ITM ———
Second Annual Jamison Reunion.
second annual Jamison
Thursday
Tyrone
Park,
#
Jamison, of
reunion
13. at
held August a
Centre Hall is
of the association
pS ——
ANNIVERSARY DAY
WILL BE OBSERVED
Evangelieal Hospital] Near Lewlshurg
Will Be Open for Inspection
Visitors on July 31 — Institution
Now Capable of Caring for Twen-
ty two Patients,
by
Day will be
hospital,
that day.
inspec:
tha
at
On July 31, Anniversary
at the Evangelical]
near Lewisburg. On
institution will be open
all
which
observed
Jocated
the
tion
pital
§ t
insti
for
wizh to hos.
visit
the
+
Lon
by who
of iu
small
State
is ome
fons in this sex of the
present time, the
¢
of care of
taking
ih 182
medical
to meet
first
In
Evangelical hospital as
the
to earsy '
1927,
sure stall
th rapidly growing needs In the
following year. 1828. well equippad
X-Ray department was established ard
Victor X-Ray machine installed,
The equipping of the operating room
with modern surgical instruments, and
the complete equipment the diet
kitchen weve greatly alded by the co
operation of the ladies of the Evangel.
fenl church of Lewisburg, who have
annually held a bazaar to aid in sup-
plying these accessories. The operat
frig room is as modernly equipped as
one could desire,
The medical and
al
organized
; fox
¥
1
14
©
A
@
of
surgical staff in-
dudes Dr. Arbogast, of Lewisburg,
Dr. Tomlingon, Milton. and Dr. Gelae,
of Sunbury, formerly of the Mary M.
Packer hospital, of Bunbury. The nurs:
ing staff is composed of four registered
nurses, of which Miss: Mary E. ¥mith
is In charge.
———— ITM AIT.
A New York Supreme Court jige
A ——
decided that to call an Institucon
“lousy” was not Islous. “The law
has not yet reached the utopian state
where envy and acrimony are penal
ized,” Judge Bchmuck sald
SEVEN MT. NEWS,
The McKees Rock Hod and Gun
Club have in mind great and {mportant
to their and sur
property The
near
improvements camp
rounding
the Garrity
camp. One
location is on
Boy
improvements
the
Boeout
the
dan
the
road
the
of is
enlarging and deepening of m
omplish which a team
mn the
jofent
i
SUre
i= understood
roy
who owr
the I
the
conditons
nate vnd named,
Purpose
liminating
however,
Foust Inn,
with view of present
there, which, have
wthing to do with or its
manner of
The Ministerium
the Confederation
the movement is
The Foust
to impove
provements
ing
Of
conduct
inter
in
alming to
Churches
is
est of
it sald
continues
the im
build.
Inn proprietor
place of
the
ust
his One
contemplated
the
oN
of road through € section
the
Webster
{installed in
which wil}
a
park.
dre
nn
amplifiers about
sections of the
to
Fpeasers
two
enable guests hear
The
mile
concerts, te
Mmnge
a of over a
—————— A ————————
DR. THOMAS AT SPRING MI
The foll
LLS
. #
1 recent
appeared in a
Tent Meeting at Linden Hall
Tent meetings will be id
Hall be Wednesday
week, an two
Ne
t Linden
this
ine #@
. #
Pits t y
ginni :
t
i
ng
more
*: 45
:
of
continuing for
¥
vice evening
n and
invited
every at
Fe
Everybody
delock
Philipsburg
tend these
———— AP AAAS
HORNERS CELEBRATE
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
An oldtime celebration In honor of
the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr
and Mi I. Horner. of Pleas-
ant Gap, was given Wednesday, July
Sth. at the home of their daughter,
Mrs, Samuel Burris, on the Brocker-
hoff farm, says the Watchman. It was
also welcome home and farewell
party A home to Clair and
Homer Horner, ma of George Horner,
driven
reeport
s
3
wife
ley wie,
to
Oo by Rus
$
at
sarvices
THE
George
a
welcome
vho with their families
attend 1t
Mr
with i
Middle
swe
had
| 2
celebration
Mrs, Horn
sons for the
Weat here
i
1 rsd $e in
[Hinois, { hie
farews
went
iat '
fa or
10
first ¥ 5 the
w they remain vernal
vit}
hs At
{mo thes
fifth
Mrs, Irvi
the Hew
ceremony
twenty.
raary Mr
celebrated and
Piper Milesburg, read =a
for boty couples. About nine-
ty relatives and friends were present
at the all-day celebration, the chief
feature of which was tha table placed
on the bars floor and laid to seat Sty.
six. Turkey, chicken, ham-cold. of
course, several kinds of salads, every
known variety of pickles. cakes galore,
coffee, lemonade and leed tea, were
served. The table was not cleared but
replenished to welcome anyons who
wanted refreshments through the aft.
ernoon After the dinner, the second
barn floor was used for dancing and
exchange of happy felicitations. When
our representative departed at 4 o'clock
the table was again being put in array
for the supper and so abundant had
been the supply, that little diminution
even after ninety had partakean, could
be noticed.
Busines depression, unemployment,
rumblings of war in other countries
seemed far removed from this happy,
enjoyoble occasion savoripg of an earl
fer period when joy was found in a
simpler, more natural hospitality than
the present Jazz parties.
time, the
wedding annive of and
Heam
of
was
FARM HAND.
engaged
MULE
Klinefel
day laborer on his farm by John Snaave~
ly, Old Fort, kick
tramped mule in
the leg
Knee
KICKS
Frad ter, while as a
east yf wis ed
¢
by resulting break
the
a]
bones right
an
ne
the the
|
extent
ns A MA ————
FELLOWS TO
VISIT SUNBURY
rust th
on
HOME.
entre
1
eli gtous
Sunda thie
County 18 ran Association £2
F il have charge of th
5 Home. At
to ti Home is
Fellows thel
invited The
Hall
under
Patrol
ih ‘
the
services
ame ime
being sponsored
{families and are
| prox ession wil at Centre
A. M
of
Motor
ar = inday
eld, the speaker to Ix
Oo
jcort
At
vice
Hev
A me
features
The
basket
coffees
2:45 religious ser-
will
J
Frizzell, of State Collegs
and
H
ns chorus orchestra will be
gathering
lesire no
transportation Auman
———— oY ——————————
COUNTY RULERS DEFY BEAMISH.
Secretary of the Comonwenith
ter orn t
mis (Ethel
g Bt
LE
ndparents
HORSE-SHOE PITCHING
TOURNAMENT ON GRANGE PARK
We
summer
sth this
miniature
th
hing horse a
playing
golf, and be behind
gion. the Hal} Fair
a tournament during the week, open to
Centre County residents, A
court has been planned and a manager
selected who is familiar with the pres
ent rules governing the game. A
schedule has been arranged which un-
will prove interesting and
exciting, much the contests
waged at the Farm last
Prizes and ribbons will be awarded and
Very thin
the hig
While
rival to not
take the place of the latter and the in
ar
management
makes arrangements for a series
games for the Skilled feams
have been secured and games scheduled
for each day. And, in order that spec
fators may view this sport in comfort,
a quantity blenchers of approved
type have been purchased and will be
erected adiscent to the Gall field. A
small fee will be charged for their use,
No more delightful place In the State
ean be found to bring children than to
the fair on Grange Park. A safe and
pleasant playground, careully supervis
ed, is provided with splendid equip-
ment to which this year a fine wave
slide will be added. Placed in the cen-
ter of the tented portion of the park,
where no driving is permitted and ae
cessible to all parts of the grouud, it
in idea for the purpose
Subordinate Oranges are taking more
interest than usual in the plans for
the dramatic performances which will
be given in the auditorium as evening
entertainments. and four granges are
preparing plays of merit.
C—O ——
The National Guard Artillery camp
at Tobyanna will this year ba named
The Colonel Theodore Davis Boal camp
in honor of Colonel Boal, of Doals
burg. .
Ld
rite “
instead
not to
Centre
are all
of
© Process.
ill stage
wn
suitable
day
doubtedly
ns 8 Os
Show winter
¥
1
make of
the fair.
pitching
certainly
made one
of
horse.ahoe
f effort oO
features
may be a
bases ball, it will
terest displayed eich
the
ye in ball games
warrants to gain
&
Week.
of
GAS COMPANY ISSUES STATEME?
To
Consgidarable
by what
misunderstanding
in ti
the Hall Boro:
ussion has
bel to
certain
1
Citizens of Centre
dime been
aroused we ve be a
of a clause
1
ir
i granted his
mny
This
Con
ie {ranch
Com
BSUDDIVINE ga to Cen
1
weoeasioned by
Clalisa
ne us in Ho
to cover the lox
t
ng wh
in BerVK 1
to equalize the
more unif
similar
te
i“ i
press
@
ure
Its
transformer on
reall not
definition
orm
that
electri n
in the accepted
This
of
i BEV purpose
) of a
line, and is
IK of tl
term
ment
red is simply an enlarge-
give
ering
other,
same
shod
pipe to more
nt
and
Vis
ne end
is her
PU pose
for ¢
it
nt
the
The
aecomp
the
68 the gas ¢ Ons
and going out of
aled
heen
the
ume,
metically
iid
ae
have
ih
of
x
ng
NCe
in of two-foot
di
alonger sla on the
hie
lished
i»
entering
Loot
ti
¥
4 ¥
i,
ol 1
t ie
boroug t
which
instaliat
on the
tank
funning
y i
instead
is accomy in
on. There
entering end
pert
PVT
E14 ie
il nit
Birex
wigh
rvice
the
frankly
misconception
when we
wi
and installed
there can
Pa
:
en
itively Yar
tt
larger
Should
CONstruc.
it would
to
or factor
but rather
before, the Jike-
of the service
familiar with
and the expense
believe realize
mrainsg to
the line to
place. which
We hidlove
grant that
OXON,
more CONN wi
of
danger ected h rie
pulsator than in iayving
gas line
Council
tion of
add a
Company,
safety
ine reasing
hood of interruption
to our customers
matters of
incident
that a
warrant
Centre
£1 #
8} a
1
before
an an
“Tank
outisy
no
borough
stated
techincal
Clause,”
as
insist
said
of
useless { money this
adding benefit
to the
as stated
of
Tose
kind,
we
was strongrty
this
thereto,
point
the
Hall
approximated
the
erection of
in the first
£20 000 {
will
6
citizens also we
at
the
have
the
additional
except
laid
are
avoided
of
and
alleve
an
use main to
he
ME
treet,
Cross it lines iva been in
1
owners’
fx possible You
are granted the same schedule of rates
both Bellefonte and State
much larger in pop
YOU with much
for
an
consideration property
rights as humanly
{College
ulation
We respectfully
call at our offices in
further enlightenment
on this subject.
which are
invite any citizen to
Jellofonte for
and information
» Very respectfully,
PENNSYLVANIA
GAS COMPANY
i Garls Property ‘Sold -
The three parcels of land and dwell
ing house comprising the Byron W.
Garis property, on East Church street.
were sold on Saturday by the admin:
istrator, H L. Ebright, for $1500, The
purchaser was Mrs, Harriet Ulrich,
widow of Samuei Ulreh, of Penn Hall,
who with a daughter will ccoupy the
Place,
The new owner will very much im:
prove the dwelling housp and sur.
roundings.
Rs MS SRI —
Excavations are being made for the
enlargement of the postoffice building
at State College, The new se jon will
be 40x60 feet, making a floor space of
2400 square feet. The bulldiag row In
use has a floor space of 3600 square
foot,
CENTRAL
-
1931.
CENTRE HALL AND COBURN
TO PLAY OFF
mn
TIE
Awapding Coburn
Calls for
Clubs Tiled for Lead.
Decision Disputed
Game, Series Between
Two
decision rendered Monday
Thom Healey, president of
entre {ot Le
16.
entre
Results, Thursday, July
' Hi
Rebers.
Lamar C
Pleasant Gap. §; Coburn, 4
Results, Saturday, July 15,
Bell
Centra 4, Coburn 3
{ Lamar
STANDING
OF THE
Half f
CLUBS,
er of the Season)
Won Lost
° »
Fleherst
{Lan
ar
i
WITH WIN OVER COBURN
Pree
had ‘
nie] ogunlly
nrtges
Stover
Corman. »
Totals
Orntre Hall
Goodhart, rf
1s
if
Flot tery
R Marte
Crawford
Emery,
Rover
P Martz
Bradford
Frank
i
so
an
5 ek BD bed ah
¢
-
v
™m
ib
Totals 4 8 3
SCHEDULE OF GAMES IN
CENTRE COUNTY B. B. LEAGUE
July Hall
Reberdhuryg Pleasant
Coburn
fF
at
23~Centre
at
Thursday
Bellefonte
Gap
at
Ji
Lamar
ily 25
at
Bellefonte,
Rehereabhiirg
nt
Saturday,
Hall
at Plea
Contre Coburn
Lamar nt Gap
———— rl MS AI
BAILEY-BRUNGARD.,
P.M July 10th. a
gsolemnized at Reformed
parsonage by Rev. D. R
Miss Martha Brungard.
Mrs, Emory of
and Bruce
Amanda Balley,
R30 1
At
ding
on ws
wre the
when
daughter of
Rebersbumg,
Mrs
were
Keener
Grenoble
Zerby Balley,
of Spring Mills,
united in holy wedlock. They were
accompanied by Mr. and Mre. Emory
Grenoble. Shortly after the’ conclusion
of the ceremony, they left on a wed-
ding trip to Niagara Falls N, Y. and
Youngstown, Ohio. In the near future
they expect to start housekeeping at
Spring Mills. Best wishes,
ASM AIRE,
Fish and Pheasants Released,
Eighty cans, containing about 4000
trout, from the Pleasant Gap hatchery.
were distributed in Six Mile Run in the
vicinity of Philipsburg.
One hundred and eighty ringneck
pheasants were released in Centre and
Clearfield counties. The birds were
hatched at a game wefuge, near Bhi
ipsburg.
son of
AAI ——
Festival at Potters Mills,
The ladies of the Sprevetown M. E.
church will hold a festival on the face
tory lawn at Potters Mills, on Satur-
day evening. July 25. The usual line
of refreshments will be on sale. Pro.
coods for the benefit of the church,
The patronage of the public is re
spectfully solicited. i.
#
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
0
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
nge Efe
from
summer
Gr
weeks
pad from
Thursday,
miles
fu
WO
Tx
inmenort.,
amspoy
newell
and
were
Mr. and
weel of 3
and Mildred Bit.
with
at
are
Bittner.
town.
§
i
Boozer nstrucior at
here
ion, which is being
Mr 4d Mra
Mr,
an
ithe ir
f
Mt
or her
{ #pent
D. A.
The
Tyrong
Come
Alry home f« mutes, is
yoy
annuaj
with n
} . 7
ner ents, had
Boozer, in
town
Methodist Home
t
the Aged
annual ine
a will by
msport,
hn
i
for
at
from
Rosetta C
whose
Dr
tor
deat} nontl
Eugens V. Alexander, chiroprate
Val street, Lewes
i with
The
home,
with ey
istown wi
Mrs. Bessie
x
corn
load
up
families
hirty-five
wwrice
Service
school,
o the
at Loo
Thurse
4
onnected with
ago.
rm prege
will also
the
the
affect
hart tim
ori tile
nif
in
and
id
with the
by the
)epartment
on the
and Spring
y the side of the
Course, it is pO
location cha nged Pros
mode
pleased
a postoffi
Postoffic
The
Bishop
Wig
1
i
is
the
suitable
be
at on
1s
piace a
an obtained
Lanham and
Wilson are candidates for
the Mifflin county courts
Mifflin county is now a judicial district
itself and will known as the 58th
district Horeafter associate judges
will not be elected in that county. The
salary will be 35000 per year, with am
ple opportunity hold court in Pitts
burgh, Philadelphia, other points
for "pln money.”
To properly
Anniversary :
Utley, Paul 8
John
¢
judge of
Toe
io
and
observe the
W. R. Brach
Bellefon
Ninetieth
Furni«
a
rugs.
cash
plus
over
businesss,
lowest prices
this come
Attention ie
last page of
adv
ture ix aun
and
spot
ee
mamn of furniture
New merch {
at the
their
lise bought i
iow present day prices
1iheral How
head
to
enables them t
for
t
quality furnishings
munity in fifteen
called their ad
this jssue,
The Mitchell rural one-room school
building in Brown township, located
two and one-half miles west of Reeds
ville, along the State highway near
the Randolph tourist inn and picnie
ground, was burned to the ground at
8:30 o'clock Monday of last week, and
two mon William B. MoCartie aged
20, of Burnham, and John H. Davis
aged 30, also of Burnham, are in the
Mifflin county jail charged with the
breaking in and entering. and arson,
The building was valued at $4000,
George Whippo arrived in Centre
Hall from New York City, Whindele
of last week, and will spend weeks
with his mother, Mrs, Wilbur H. Bland,
after which he will enjoy a continued
vacation of one month in the American
Legion Mountain camp at Tupper Lake,
New York. Mr, Whippo was seversly
wounded in France with the Marines,
during the World War, and has under
gone a long period of Sonvalenyien;
Making his headquarters in New York
City. he is employed in the Craft Shop
for the Handicapped.
0
VOars
on the
to
I