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FATAL
TIME
BEFORE
RECORD IN
PATROL
OF
AND
H
tions had
drinking, two automoublles
and forved from the
then continued to wind his way up
Apparently, he did not
all until it was almost on
driver attempted to
car but Coble turned
heavy vehicle The
front wheel on
from
and
one highway
mountain
the bus
top
miss the swaying
directly into the
impact broke the
the bus and also forced it off the road.
Coble was thrown through the win-
dow on theleft side and landed ith
terrific Impact on the road. Death was
instantaneous, He suffered a broken
back and a fractured skull.
Adently on
There was
at
of him. "he
left
W
1
V
his
a
on
and
way
gun
Coble was e
a hunting trip.
Caroling Baumgardner, wife of John
sent to the
{0
Long,
was
of bail,
Owen
Harry The
yon the H, W. Potter farm, west of
with her
Jaumgardner,
default
Mrs,
Skyler,
jail threatning
Jal
the
”
in wr
life of daughter
Baumgardners
Long lives
The we had been
man
1
:
it led those who
PERSONS INJURED
IN ATTO
THREE
WHECK
traveling
collided
Ziacloar
Ziegler,
+
west fron
1
ed
Zeis
ht
npt
ter
h
when
plied
bridge
Mrs.
her husband.
head and
ed three
Mrs. Zeigler suffered
the legs and body, a wound in her |
that req el
Mr. Zeigler suffered a broken ngs, and
1 They
i “Wy TY f
dispensary of
Laucas.
suffered
a alp wound
stitches to close,
lacera
iired ght stitches to
lacerations of the lips and hands
were treated the
k Haven hospital.
—————— A A A ——
PAIR SNOW SHOE RABBITS
TO BE PLACED IN CHNTRE CoO.
CG Fish
announces
Tox
25
and
The
Forestry
State Centre ane,
Association that
the Black Moshannon S at the
head of the dam in Rush
the
fly
wamp
township has
selected to
twenty
rabbits
been ns proper spot
of
be
n
the five pair Snow
Shoe which will shipped
from Maine and distributed in that vi
cinity after the closes of the
Game Warden
the
hunting season. Elmer
Pil site
about ten days ago and reported it to}
be ideal for the purpose desired. The
rabbits will be shipped to Mr, Plilings
of the dist:ibu-
.
lings examined proposed
who will have charge
tion.
In olonse of
these large white rabbits there will be
ed
cottontail
connection with the
distribut or Rush township three
Ov
hundred in the same
rabbits
manner
he concentration of the larger spe-
is due to tha fact that there must
be certa elements for the
of these
in present
proper growth giant members
of t
he bunny family.
A ———
Bazaar and Bake Sale.
Ladies’ Ald
Sprucetown M. E. church hold a
bazaar and bake sale In Potters
Mills school house, Saturday afternoon |
and evening: November 21st. Aprons.
fancy work, large and small cakes, ice
cream and pop corn will be for sale, |
The patronage of the public is solicited
The Society of the
will
tha
TANDING OF THE CENTRE
COUNTY HIGH SOCCER LEAGUE
vestern Division
Team
Centre Hall
Boaldburg
Reedagville
Port Matilda
Frese
Sara r snes
SEEN EE Rs ban
sara
Eastern Division
Millheim
Rebersburg
Spring Mills
HublersbuUrg. opus vvvive
Loganton
:
. i |
Crs Es ENR T an
EEE
PERE
i
i
a
clothes in the Iden
shed throagh a hunter
card
Hoense
Wey
registration for
's operator’ W res
voked six months ago when ho was cons
victed of ‘the larceny of an automs
Stata Colles
WwW. R
» patrolman
after
ar o.
Heaton
made an investigas-
Coroner ite
otal
Mi Cngers,
the from
iife,
man wns a son of
is survived by a
wns Miss
Lause, of
of
tunate
loss
The unfort
O and
maiden name
daughter Lloyd
Millhelm. There also survive him
era] children. The mother and
dren are living with the former's
ents,
The ; deceased survived by both
his parents, Calvin and Hettle (Harsh.
brother, John
alvin Cobla,
wife, whose
Lause, a of
HEOV
chil
par
is
barger) Coble; also by a
near Sate College,
Bessie, at home
Funeral services were
ment
and a Miss
I and inter
made at Boalsbu
in Default of Bail.
knew her to belleve
sible for her acts
ible W. B.
Consta
Justice C
bef
preferred
Oe
norning
morning.
GREGG TOWNSHIP PARENTS
VISIT THE SHOOLS
FOTION ©
possibile
visit the scho
all parents and «thers
interested may fee] free to visit the
schools of the township at any time.
Teachers will welcome the opportunity
tha of
child will feel
to discuss with parents work
their children, and the
i
¥
»
A
parents
greatly encouraged by the parent's in-
terest In their progress coniplete
list of the nameg of viait'ng
the various schools Is not avallaule at
thia time. Below, however. is a list of
the names of 45 parents that visited in
the various grades and vocation
school at Spring Mills duri the tw
4
day
Mra
son,
=
John Albright, Mrs. Harry Alll-
Hobert Ear!
Mrs. Lewis Al
or, Mra. W,
Hussell Condo.
RP.
Mra,
Mrs, Barger. Mrs,
Jartiey,
Miles
Mra
Bedghtol,
y
Breas]
J.
Mrs
Eungard
Boyd
ra
right
8B. L.
Mrs
Mrs
do,
Campbetl,
Homer Feotterolf
Fredericks Mrs
Witmer
» Ar
Mrs
Mrs.
Long,
Mra.
Mrs
Thoma
AE ves £3
SAH o
oble, Mrs
Houser, Mrs,
Mra
Lee a
Ww
Aus
y
tin MeCool, Mr
Mabel Musser, Mrs,
Paul Noll, Mrs. Harold
Pruyn, Mrs. John Robinson, Mrs, IL H
Shook, R. H. S8hook. Mrs, Mabel Smith
Mr, Mrs, C. B, Mr, and
Mra. Harold Btover, Mrs. Paul Swabb,
Mrs. Sumner Vonada, Mrs. J, A. Wag-
Mra 8B. OG. Walker, Mrs, C. M.
Mrs. Young, Mrs. Roy Zettle,
Mra. M. T. Zubler, M. T. Zubler,
SH A AAAS
While Boobs friends in Millheim
were enthusiastic for his election to the
fice of sheriff, their enthusiasm was
ept within its proper bounds.
A ——— a ———
Keeler, the defeated candidate for
Sheriff, is evidently trying to dig the
“rubbish” from the ballot boxes that
the Gazette kicked out of the Republi.
can party.
HAA AP AISA.
Charles BE, Harter, a very respected
citizen of Amronsburg, is seriously ill
from pneumonia,
a. Chl
J. F
Musser,
Myers.
and Stover,
¥
CRIMINAL COURT CASES
the Crim-
of
follows by
The cages brought hefore
lanl two
Court wera disposed in
days, and are reported
1 Gettie,
vH,
any
B
ie nq. :
prosecutor,
the
and
of prose
Comm Weaver,
A BE.
awa
Paul
violation of liquor
Yougel ;
as
Defendant plea Ww
¥
pay the
of 21
sentenced to
fine
Allegheny County
Olle
cution, year
Lose
MceQueenie, charg
a
the Worl
Patric}
conduot
1A. B. ¥ougel, Nat prossed and. count)
Ito pay ‘the costs,
Comm.
A. RK.
derly conduct
Comm, vs,
Prose sutor,
ve, Andrew Swires, prosecu
with
and cou
{ Or, Yougel; charged arsor-
Nol
ty to pay the cos
Henry
maintaining
prossed ne-
i
1
Comm, Brown,
with
and aggravated
A E.
went to tria)] and
of in
va,
1
a disorderly nouse
asasult and battery;
1
Yougel This
1 cave
resuited in
verdict
a dis
ravated
prosecutor
a
not sguilty maintaining
agg
Defendant
tenced to pay the costs of presecution,
$1.00 fall
ei
of
assault and battery Ben
a fine of } and to tha county
year,
hh Gordon, charged
prosecuto
penitentiary
feet
sisted in bringing hi
was then sentenced to pay
fine and undergo Imprisonment in the
western penitentiary for not less than
tw than six. It is
H taken to
entry in
back to Rock.
paychopathie
oO years nor
more
understood it he wi be
Pittsburgh for regular as an
mate and then brousht
and in the
for
view
rd
placed
wa it
ohare fi
A. MI MP SP SSAA.
Supervisors and Aunditors to
Tuesday.
Mest on
The of the road
supervisors and township and borough
be held
Bellefonte,
annual convention
auditors of Centra
in
Tuesday,
There
G39
in th
county will
the ox in
24.
sessions:
Hirt house, on
November
be One
1
t
two
will
in the moming. the other at
¢ afternoon Experts on all
n
# pertinent to the offices of supers
vis auditor wil}
r and be present to
pate in discusaions
I in
peak and
H M
w part
Hosterman, of Boalsbhurg
i
*
president and Frank A. Carson. of Pot
Y
of
ters Mills, is secretary tha associa-
tion,
A —
Stock Show Spotlights Chleage
Farm World,
Rural America will have its attention
fo
focused upon Chicago the week follow
ing Thanksgiving. The spotlight will
be the International Live Stock Expo-
sition, and its stages will feature a
great variety of programs whos: prin:
cipals will be the aristocrats of Amer
fea’s animal kingdom. Record break-
ing entries in all depmrtments of the
big exposition assure the largest show
in its history, says secretary-manager
B. H. Heide,
From November 28 to December 5,
this world-renowned exposition, which
brings the leading livestockmen and
farmers of not only the United States
and Canada. but the world at large, to
Chicago, will celebrate its 32nd anni
versary In its permanent home at the
entrance to the Chicago Stock Yards.
IURSDAY,
1931,
—————— a ————————
s 19,
NO. 45,
msn
CABIN BURNED AT
FAUST INN, SEVEN MTS,
LOG
the Foust Inn,
few
Rearick, wa tally
The lok cabin back of
Seven uilt W'S Ago
by Rufus destroy -
morning
who drummed up men lis fc
fire work, and Beene
of
sadl
cabin,
of
The
time prior to
to the destruction
prevent
The -
! 4
time
|
{
i
ist Inn. fir } over
{ Foy
ithe forest surround but
confined to about
as
thr
area
oo-fourths of acre. flames
were extingulsed 10rt
{the beginning of a fall
i
The log
¥
i
of rain.
Cniin is 4 neat
structure
nber of
ant
{
jments on
is The
mined,
was one of a nur improve.
owned by Mr, Rear.
K.
EE ———— a ———
Hall Retains Jead In
League,
ANNUAL MEETING CENTRE C0.
AGR, EXTENSION ASSN
he annual] me
Centre County Agricultural
ding
Association.
E.
interesting
Accor
dent, C ‘eters. of Stormstown, a
very and instructive pro-
gram has been arranged and the larg
f
est crowd Is expected in the history of
the organization.
Mr. Peters reports the complete pro-
gram ag follows
10 A. M.-
roam, Court House
during
Alexon,
Business session. Court
of
year
le
the
ACCOM-
og
Ort
plishments at by
Economics worker
Rn
'
Treasurer®s report hy
Miss Home
Blaney,
WwW.
and County Agent, £
C. Bmeitz
el, Secretary treasurer. Elect f of
n «
ficers for
11:16 A
Extension
next
M.~"What
program should be in Depress.
Time” Moffett.
Special singing
Walker,
Bellefonte
year
an Agricultural
sion Earle State Col-
Inge tha entire
group. led by Cecil song lead-
a4
for the
P.M
Farmers’ Thx
Fledut,
or Kiwanis Ci
1:45 Court {
sourt House
Prof. H
Economica De
room,
1 he Problems.”
o*
N, Agricultura]
ate College,
partment, St
2:45 P. M.—Concert by the Boalaburg
Banjo Band
3:45 PM
This program has been arranged for
the entertainment and instruction of
both men and all farm
people in the county; also bankers and
business men, are urged to attend.
A MA SAO.
Judge Thomas FP. Balley, whose ju-
dicial field has been reduced from
three counties to one -- Huntingdon
copinty ds taking messures to hold to
the old meale of salary, $12,000 per
year, instead of $0,000, the salary al-
lowed judges in single county districts
having the population of Huntingdon
county, Judges throughout the State,
some years ago, decided it was no vio:
lation of the constitution to accept an
increase of salary, but Judge Balley
thinks decreasing his salary la differ.
ent. Fis term expires in 1036, and at
the rate of decrease of $3.000 per year
his’ Interest fs in $12000 for ths re-
Adjournment,
and women,
the
£xirin (
From Manse,
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
i
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
rganization
$1
Irteentiy
ry Y.
her
ape
family,
one,
and daughter, Miss
week were guests
Mrs, Stofflet, in
Lewistown,
«1 - " A
China. be the kor of the ALT
gram
from RD
wil Louise,
of
Philadelphia
evening ; also
tain other
oon
is
This } Mrs
sing
I regula
A meeting Centre County Poe
be held at Centre
vember 21st —V. Ae
mona
Hall,
Auman, secretar Ve
Grange
1 ne
il
we on Armis-
Rev, Han-
hren church
id Misg Eva on
Saturday
rd
Progress Grange a regular
ich
will
meeting on Saturday
at wh
time
bo
officers for
’
LOX
to the elected.
er passage ine
now owned by
is bee
done by
“PTY
arn
n.
of the
University,
I of
at ghippensge
Lehman
T dn ol
ialigie,
bel
ng
he
dean
les
sident
re
Ezra
Ohio,
r NALIONe
at San
i Low
thelr
"hey
ime belng
. 4
Cleves
troke of paralys”
ting her entire lef$
i Miss Sas
assist 19
Penn State Champlon Judges on Final in
Trip.
oburn. a grand jute
ome {rom rendering
s obliged to take
a case of
the jury rootl§
thought t@
cause for his
urning 3
ming b
grand jury service. wa
developed
contribu
wy
C. Kryder Mil; Hall, is the
the high cow in the herds of
dairymen whose
being te by the Cow
The imal, a rege
Holstein, produced 1,828 pounds
ilk and 56.6 pounds of butterfat iy
of October.
Fishburn of
Miller, Keedysvill
sor W. L.
dustry depa ent. is coach.
é »
a—————
Mother of Twins and Triplets Dies,
owner of
the inten rts y
Henning. of the Cilnton oounty
herds are
Testing as an
sociation an
istered
1.3 of n
Tr aren
of
Trego, 6
A Mrs,
aan
Th mothe twenty-six chi
Mrs,
home of h
© .
died at the the month
Edward F
Services
Metho-
lived
George
night last week fire
destroyed the barm and other outbhuflde
ings on the farm at Lamar belonging
to and Jeased by
The Farringtons
while the fire
nated at $8
insurance,
received
in Penns
and the first
fish were falr
nches in jength,
appea iz eepode
18 found in the
locality where the stocking was done
er daughter, Wednesday of
Stoner, Newton Hamilton
were conduced at the Cassville
hurch
Tre
of tw
vi
$
¢ in which town she Farrington
Farrington
home
y
108s
Perry
r of three
All
Aral
fir
the mothe Charles
Mrs
wets
MU Was
ns and triplets.
from
The
one of were away
of n were born Jn her broke out
par
her childre is estd
Her
Her
first 00 tially covered by
marriage
Kushto
sixteen
allie
was shand died ; ’
Fifty cans of brown trout.
Yours ago Hght sur % 2 .
’ from Canada were liberated
vi ~ %
Lroek
oad
from
Coburn
The
ive to nine
between
wl ———————
DOLE SYSTEM WINS
IN PENN STATE DEBATE
opening 1
radlr
tunnel
trout, it rs,
In a Intercollegiate debat ls
to condition
ing Pennasvivani State
g at tu a
S00 80M
College. two university sto
A
TREuUson
held In
Saturday, Dew
purpose of obe
consent of the electors 9
the indebtedness of the dis
trict for school purposes from nothing
$35,000, the funds to be used for
the erection of a school building and
equipping ft for a junior High school.
The Homan-Dutrow hunting party,
made up of a dozen hunters. most of
them young men. last week drove 0
Cross Forks, Potter county, for a day's
hunt, They arrived on the field about
cight o'clovk. The bag consisted of 18
common rabbits, two Jack rabbits and
six grouse. Two bears were seen, one
each by Ralph Homan and Carl Longs
but at too great a distance for shoots
ing. The party comprised C. BE. Dute
row, John Dutrow, Claude Dutrow,
Roy Dutrow, Ralph Homan, Ernest
Homan, Earl Smeltsen. Leroy Smeltser,
Carl Long, Frankiln Sharer, Ray Share
ér, and Daniel Bloom.
wight convinced an au epecial election will be
dents Thursday
that
of unemployment relief than charity.
The English Stuart
jo"
cember 10th,
dience the dole is a better system township. on
for the
debaters. Craig [taining th
increase
Only 73
io
A year ago teams of the looal High
debated the same subject and
C—O IO A.
The Millheim election board came
near wrecking Boob's majority by
throwing out the “Ishmaelites and rub.
bish” too early.
BL ———I MUS
Anyhow, Governor Pinchot had no
thought of making a demand of Secre-
tary Mellon that would be accepted. A
refusal Is what the governor wanted,
mainder of hig term.
PL Ls ae————
and he got it