VOL. CV].
GRESS,
On th Dem
e
- presi
the dele
was the choles of
that
indicates
National
1
were elected.
dent, which
gates to the convention
3 - 4 ~~ } ry
pledged to vote for him
De. F. White was elected mem-
of
opposition.
J.
chairman
K.
the
re
ber State committee without
wns gn reelected
Bower
for f
Rey
was «
John
entre county.
In the iblican party the Pinchot
mpletely routed by the
wing
their
ynmittieeman
arganization who elected
regular
candidates for
and county chairman
Hon H. B
Republicans
Sco
State
“NATIONAL
HOME WEEK
LOCAL MEEETING ON
BETTER
IN
THE VOTE CENTRE HALL.
REPUBLICAN.
President of the United States—
Ho France, 40; McFadde
NS. Senatore—
Butl
Auditor Generale
Supreme Court
66
Linn,
Superior Court
Gide Stadtfeld,
McDade,
45:
16;
James, 40;
Gawthrop
Parker,
Rutherford, 29;
20
Representative In Congress
0a. 2.
Chase, Lederer, 3; Rockel
Kurtz,
General Assembly—
Holmes, 7
State
Betz,
0
Committee—
47: Scott, 30,
County Chalrman—
Rossman
1
DEMOCRATIC
President of the United States—
Smit! Ros
NS. Senator
£4
{ Rup
Treasurer
Shannon. 71
Auditor Generale
Supreme Court—
High]
Superior Court
Foy
Pie]
Delezates-s
1 hes
it-Large—
got § fd
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!
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i
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i
i
erostod
will like
vou
this kind
meeting
be a
member
Club
suggestions and tel] of thelr club's ac
tivities, There will member
of the Floricuture Penn State
College
can produce
do
¢
if you do
member the
of
oO
the State Garden
will be present to give helpful
be a
also
staff of
present,
A Ms Mtl A
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Bellefonte
Bellefonte
Bruce .
Elizabeth Hines
F
Tierney
ia
Earl
Myla
Bellefonte
Bellefonte
Shuey
Fed P.
Alvertia
ley ev see +0 Bellefonte
Fetters
Eeack
Lu
sstors now have
to participate in a
institution by investing in Centre
County Hospitaj seventy thousand dol
lar twenty-year sinking fund 6%
mortgage gold bonds, tn denominations
of $100, $260, and $500; dated April 1,
1932, due April 1, 1952, free of State
tax; interest payable October Ist and
April 1st of each year; principal and
interest payable at the First National
Bank, State College, Trustee,
Bonds are for sale or can be ordered
through the following banks: First
Natnonal Bank, Trust Company, and
Farmers National Bank, Bellefonte;
First Nationa} Bank and Peoples’ Na-
tionala Bank, State College; First Na-
tional Bank, State College; First Na-
tional Bank, Spring Mills; Farmers’
National Bank, Millheim; Rebersburg
National Bank; First Nationa] Bank,
Howard: Community Bank, Port Ma-
tilda.
The bonds are first lien against
property owned by the hospital, val
ued at one hundred fifty thousand dol:
Jars, and with the addition of a Nurs-
ew Home it wil} Increase the value
to one hundred ninety thousand dol
lars,
The purpose of the issue of bonds:
The $70,00000 bonds are to lquidate
J
i
Centre county inv
an opportunity
cag
to
A Oy down to §
ye
Hender f {
+
spresentative In Congre
| $4 yoy 2
General Assembly
3 Lt
"n ve
Bow
cS ————————
BANK ROBBER GETS
FROM 7 TO 14 YEARS
‘
court pay
00 and and
imprisonment
cost sor Pros ition
E
Years
in the
14
ditary confinement,
stern
to in
———
CONGRESSMAN BEERS DIES
IN WASHINGTON HOSPITAL
Representative Edward M. Beers died
in Washington, D. C., on Thursday,
following an fliness with influenza. He
was a candidate for re-election and his
name together with that of Benjamin
K. Focht aa on the ballot
dry and Focht wet. The
for candidate by using
represent their views,
w Beers was
voted
to
drys
n “stickera™
Let us do your Job Printing.
a $30,000.00 against the hos
Nurses’ Home at
of $40,000.
As an investment: The issuing of the
bonds has been approved by the Hon.
M, Ward Fleming, Judge of the Court
of Common Pleas, and has the endorse:
ment with the promise of whale
hearted support of virtually all the
bankers of the county.
What will be gained by bullding at
this time:
1. It will give those who have large
or smalj amounts to invest an oppor
tunity to invest In what Is considered
a safe Investment,
2. By building this summer great
saving can be made in the cost of con-
struction.
3. Inthis time of depression. when
80 many men are out of work, it will
give a large number of men employ
ment and help make times better.
4. What will you be doing by buy-
ing these bonds?
You wif be making a good Invest:
ment.
You will be helping the unemployed
by giving them employment.
You will be helping to build up your
institution so that better care can be
taken of the sick, without any cost
mortgage
bulld a
approximate cost
and to
an
®
DIAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM
FOR STATE
Central Office Bullding, to Be Complet
ed Early In
Dial
Operators,
System Will Displace
ompletion early
1
possible
quipment
§
Le
»
for
fol
Pre sposed
service the lowing
| a
present
umimer
lis
and
dial
£
to wontinue the
Off
it
so that
centray replace
with a complete new unit
calls may mpieted
{erantors
needed
d will,
to
ialing
ontinue
T
tractive
18) buildi
new
surroundings
expansion to oa
wd
A pa
THE FARM PROGRAM,
ct] —-
CONCERT AND
MAY DAY
BAND
i
MISS FLEANOR ZETTLE
H, 8, VALEDICTORIAN
It will
her
township
be gratifying to mang ©
in Potte
Miss Eleanor
N. Dorman,
of Yeagertown, is the high honor pupil
in the Dery Township High
at Yeagertown, and consequently
be valedictorian at
exercises on June
full point
f
former school mates tr
to learn that
Zottin, damghter of Mma DD
school
will
the commencement
2nd. Her rating
all others In
HE
an above her
class,
A A A
KIWANIANS OF THREE
TOWNS TO STAGE REVUE
The Kiwanis
Tyrone and Bellefonte
ed in the
which is to
one by h
clubs of Philipsburg,
are again unit
Kiwanis Hevue
threo act
annual
I n
of
given
production,
The first
Monday
Philipsburg,
this (Thurs
© the
nt
4 clube
show Tyrone,
at
and the third will be given
dav)
wns
evening: the second
evening
fonte. Heports
already given
tes a pleasant evening
ateurs. The ovrocdeds of the revues
will devoted to charity--for the
benefit of crippled and underprivileged
children.
State threatre, Belle
from the
are such
in
shows
guaran
the am
two
as to
with
bio
——————— A ABSA
POLICE TO INVESTIGATE
ALL SUSPICIOUS FIRES
Officials of the Bureau of Fire Pro:
tection, Pennsylvania State Police an
nounced a Tow days ago a vigoruos
campaign is under way by trained in-
vestigation of the department, to fer:
ret out those who are responsible for
incendiary fires. During the present
year 45 persons have been arrested
for arson, and there are now under
investigation scores of other cases in
which evidence Indicates many addi
tional arvesta will follow.
Insurance company and firedepart-
ment officials are cooperating with
the bureau In promptly notifying of
any unusual or suspicious fire circum:
stances,
LS A AAS
Advertising fs the food upon which
your must feed business, If you don't
want that pusiness to “oop and de.”
CENTRE HALL
WINS
HIGH
TWO MORE
In rs
High
trounced
a comedy of err entre
$
baseball
Bo
Centre
chool soundly
the
Lohr was
irg’s bats
He held them
3 niet
ana
i“
the
tied
— AMAA NI
RS LICENSES
GRANTED TO
{DRIVE
APPLICANTS
i dial ——
i
{Female Teachers to Lose Sehool IH
i They Marry.
y
FAY TAXES THIS WEEK.
¥
CHURCH BODIES
MAY UNITE FORCES
unison of the He
United States
Synod of North
discussed at
ra
of
REFORMED
Ap for the
formed
and the
Americ
roposal
Church in
Evangelioa)
will be
of the
|
i the
mectings judicatories
denominations to be held
The Reformed Church
bership of 347.698,
¢
3
t:
this spring
has a mem
in the east
The Evan
members,
mid-west
ad
mostly
ern section o
gelicay
chiefly in the
Four years
started for
but
cussion
the country
325.000
and
Synod has
west
ago
a merger of these
after
the project laid
for eventuag
A joint
two
a movement was
two bod
of dis
aside, al
jos, me vernal years
was
though
kept
hope
alive,
the
on
of
union was
committees repre
the
composed
senting bodies, Commis
of
="
sions Closer
both denominations, h
been working to draw up the proposal
which at forth
oming
The
States,
Union
leaders
wil} be presented
meetings
Reformed Church
which until
German Reformed
traces its origin chiefly
Swiss and French
in America early
Michae; Schlatter, a missionary evan
gelist, arrived here in 1746. having
been commissioned by the (Classis of
Amsterdam, and a year later a coetus
was organized. The first meeting of
the synod was held in Lancaster in
1793 and the delegates reported 178 con:
gregations and 15.000 communicants
The Evangelical Synod of North
America was formed by six clergymen
representing a umion of the Lutheran
and Reformed Churches, who met and
organized a synod at Gravols Settle:
ment, Missouri, in 1840. Four of these
were missionaries, two having been
sent from the Missionary Society of
Basel and two form the Rhenish Mis
slonary Society. The others were In:
dependent workers from Bremen and
Strassburg. During subsequent years
similar organizations were effected, in:
cluding the United Evaneglioal Synod
of North America, the GermanBvangell-
onl Boclety of Ohlo, and the United Bv-
angelical Society of the Kast. In 1887
these bodies united to form the pres:
ent organization, known first as the
German Bvangelical Synod of North
America but sifter some years the
term “German” was dropped to form
the present name,
the
in the
wan
United
known
Chureh,
to the German,
who settled
18th century
1869
ns the
people
in the
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL
TWO-ACT COMIC
PRESENTS
OPERETTA
The
Very
operetta, '‘Sunbonnet
pre od
Find
air,”
wail itably serie
Centre
Male
B
Scroggs
urkholder
Mrs
¥
[POTTERS MILLS-BOALSBURG
| ROAD TO BE BUILT
GREENS
—
VALLEY ROAD
BEING IMPROYED
nd
in
supervision State Forests
Waters Department, repesented locally
by Ri
Full
cured
¢ and
hard Brooks
offe hundred
at White
Gap, have
forest ranger
y i of stone 8«
Tin
Rock Pleas
used
of the section of the
Mr. Brooks
a ——— e"r-oloirr Ij oj opp a
LOCAL RAILROAD MAN HAS
SERVED COMPANY 43 YEARS
Hartley, of Hall,
65th birthday a few
Hartley has seen forty-three
railroad
NOCOREArY
He has
age
the
quarries
ant already been in
the improvems nt
road supervised hy
Lavi
brated his
agony. Mr
yours of service on the Penna
Centre cole
days
During this time it
him
reached
doubt
was not
any sick benefits
the
to pay
now and
near
retirement
will no be retired in
future
He began
at Glen
Wm
him
3,
foramen,
his services June 1889,
Iron, had
Cooney al
After twenty-six
transferred to
to the
two
Osman,
Years
Mills
foreman. In two
to Centre Hall
he has held the position as fore
man for the sixteen years
and
and « over
he was
Spring and
Joly of
sent
nro
moted
yearg he
where
was
past
A I MP 53 A A
Reformed Chureh Field Foundation
Plan,
In the afternoon and evening
Wednesday, May 4th, a district con
forence on Christian Education will be
held in Trinity Reformed church, Cen
tre Fall, under the direction of the
Committee of Christian Education of
West Susquehanna Classis of the Re
formed Church in the United States,
in working out the application of the
denominational Board of Christian Ed:
ueation's intensive field promotion
plan. The district concerned is known
as number 5 in the Classis, comprising
the following Reformed charges: Lew
istown, State College, Boalsburg and
Centre Hall. Dn C A. Hauser, Rev.
F. D Wentsel, and Mrs. Margaret
String, of the staff of the denomina-
tiona; Board of Christian Education,
will be present, as well as E. H, Bon-
sll of the State 8. 8. Association and
Prof. J. i Elsenhauer, of Bucknell Un:
iversity. All the church schoo; work:
ers and other Interested persons in
the district are urged to attend both
sessions. During the course of the
week of May 1st four other similar
conferences will be held in various
of
EO
NO. 17.
i,
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
You may
perty
are
be
¢ New
former is a store
r supplies, were
T. A. Hoster-
ant
Lloyd Kerlin,
oe the
oe
WT RArage
Margaret
of au
and oil
SE
and
feds
{
i
i 25
t per
remark~
Nixon profes
was
the
Agricul
=O
‘erin
n State
i
of the §
i
3
iy
Promoting
believe prices on good
have dropped as far
stock exchange, take
Goodhart's advertisement
Second hand, hard worn
this spring
that Goodhart
a squint
in this
furniture
at
jeeue
at
public sales
sold for
for
more
money
asks new
Mr. and Mrs. H J.
spending the winter
worth (Florida)
Lambert, after
at their Lake
winter home, opened
their residence in Centre Hall ast
week. Mr. Lambert brought to this
office cluster cocoanuts taken
from one of many trees on his Floride
propery.
The
haim,
a of
Rossman farm, west of Mill
along the State high-
wae purchased at sheriff” sale by
Dinges for $4270. The purchase
of mountain land.
resident of Willinme-
to occupy the place. He
was formerly a P| RR. employe.
located
way
Frank
includes tracts
Mr,
port,
two
Dinges a
expects
Ferguson township farmers are hav
ing unusual experiences with thieves,
thieves steal the untdsual. A
would appear safe In &
field, but not so, for County Detect
fve Roden was hunting the massive
plow, stolen from J. § Miller. A palr
of shoats also disappeared from the
premises of John G. Miller, in that
township, and are believed to have
been stolen,
Miss Nellle Smith, superintendent of
the High Valley Hospital, Steubenville,
Ohio, and Miss Spear, superintendent
of the Wilkinsburg hospital, drove to
Centre county on Saturday and were
guests of Miss Smith's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. J, Frank Smith, in Bellefonte,
and of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Ma T. A. Hosterman, in Centre Hall
Mrs. Smith wasalso at the Hostermman
home at the same time,
W. L. Jacobs and sister, Miss Marg*
aret Jacobs, mpent the week-end In
Steubenville, Ohio with thelr brother,
Guy W, Jacchs, and family. J
stopped off at Ingram to pay a
to Mrs, Helen Fox, nee Miss Helen
Sandoe, formerly of Centre Hall; ‘alee,
who
tractor plow
of Rev. J. M. Rearick. who thirty
yours ago served the local Lautherasy
parts of the Classis
pastorate,