Bn YOI.. CVI. Plans Complete for BASKET-LUNCH PLAN FREE.—~RACES A HOL DINNER ON FURNISHED GIVE PURE-BRED WIL! plan supp his own coffe cream, and refre at the The events shoe-pitching and dl era awards contoat re The RASKOB CANCELS OBLIGATION # 106,000 TO DEM, COMM. Farmer- SUGAR CREAM CONTESTS—=SHOEMAKER BROS, FREE IN {OF FEE, AND ND STEIN CALF DRAWING, LINDEN HALL POST OFFICE 1 postm J. Hale Ru Rodney the close Moc 1 The MEETING FISH OF SPRING AND GAME MILLS tlt GRANGE FAIR COMMITTE?S TO MEET ON next ide EMmergend ter the would pros care of the it State themes members in the leg- of from rural districts got by entire sympathy fslature declaring they were Pinchot selves elected in would stand for any and everything he later with and would do, and now, two years these same small fry expect to accom- plish by opposing Pinchot, most fAgang wovernor, Pinchot senators were insincere when they voted for! Pinchot, but did so willingly, with the | expbetation of gaining popularity. | Now, when the real purpose of the Pinchot unfulfilled promises and mens | ures enacted can be taken at their | real value, Pinchot is being forsaken. | Legislators who do not have the cour- age to vote thelr convictions are de | $erving of defeat. Why trust them | dgain? - 2 their re-election Pennsylvania's The truth and representatives | extrav- is, many SHEFFIELD MILK PRICES. ne net cash price id pounds, in the 1 freight Thi mix 16% diffe per 100 jhe the Sheffield rentiais s 5 ar 3.5 Producers ¢ the Sheffield ore than is neces for milk city the demand and The the to held back manufactured into such aremost likely to return prices Butter and cheese are now =o jow that these surplus products have a disastrous effect in the blended pricce sh surpius pped the BEreat in n country products the best and ns EE ——— DONATES PLOT TO HOSPITAL. Mrs, M. Balle fonte. donated a plot of ground of about one acre to the Centre Coun: ty hospital, ent Caroline Valentine, has Theland adjoins the pres. hospital property and on It the nurses’ home will be erected, as as any additions which may be necessary new well The new nurses’ home to bs erected Boyd Kapp, it Mr. Kapp's in preference to those of several well known Philadel- phia and Harrisburg firms, has been announced. plans were selected JOSEPH GLENN DROWNED IN STONE Mother Was Else of the Late Former Resident Foreman, A. Centre Frank of Hall w———— A ————— GRANGE TO MEET IN lageshaw A nD ra of the executive commit Harshaw, x Alebaich, te ¢ Williar thera from hold the conven 13 and 14 a ————.— LOCK HAVEN BANKS MERGE. The Clinton Trust Company and the Lock last cember 12, Haven Trust Company merged week and became effective The nx on will the Lock Haven Trust The Clinton Trust Company closed ita doors on Saturday. Monday. new organisation be known Company. The cap- ital stock Is increased from $250,000 to $375,000. The surplus is $500.000. AA AAAI. PINE GROVE-McALEVY'S FORT ROAD LOW BID B178847 The low bid for bull®ng 9.47 miles of road on State Highway Route 546, between Pine Grove Mills and MoAl« evy's Fort was $178,847. The bid was placed by contractor Joseph Clscone, Philadelphia. As AHA SSDI Let us do your Jeb Printing. BANKS WILL COLLECT REVENUE TAX ON CHECK CASS) A ——__ LBERRY—-BROOKS, Brooks % EE —— OFFICERS MEET COUNTY S, ~ Io IN SUNBURY « 19 GRANTED OPERATORS LICENSE Nineteen persons learn imination Spring - Bellefonte Our i ————— ANOTHER BIG EGG, about he are evidently the was Hens outdo re trying things A then comes on the part talked of egw ti doing of big and noteworthy feat biddy. The latest was jaid by a hen belonging to F. J McClellan, of town, the dimensions which are 9 5-8 by § 1-4 Inches, A AAA L 0. 0. F. AND REBEKAH STATE LODGES IN bg CdR another reported, of a of SESSION Fallows and Rebekahs are in Grand Lodge wossion in York at this time, the closing time having been set for this (Thursday) evening. Delegates to the number of approximately 1500 are in attendance, and rebresent every sec. tion of the State. There are 500 Re bekah lodges In the Stata Mre. W, Frank Bradford, of Centre Hall, Is representing the local Rebek. ah lodge, and Mrs. O. F. Smith is the representative from the Boalsburg lodge, The Centre Hall I. 0 O. PF. lodge is being represnted by Lawrence Runkle, now living In Lewistown. 1932. BASEBALL FAN SEES OF PERSONAL COMING DANGER REMARKS FROM S Almed at Visiting Destroy Fellowship Which Is Competition. Good Ugly “Cracks” ers and mony True Athlete Purpose ing Pays Town Big Dividends, i AND 45 OTHER GET NEW RATING BELLEFONTE PF. ON, ania postofl Loupurex Newman Bessemer, Pleasant Hall, Pocono Ruffsdale Templeton Pocopson Ramey RHonks, Schallehurfg, Southwest, and Wapwallopen EA ———y WOMEN BARRED FROM PULPIT BY LUTHERAN MINISTERIUMS There will be no women ministers in tha of ern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The 185th convention of the Penn. isylvania Ministerium, in convention at Lancaster, adopted a resolution that “the pulpit 48 not the normal place for a woman to conduct the pubbe {worship of the church or to conduct the church's administration.” I MIA BUCKNELL UNIV. GRADUATES TWO FROM CENTRE COUNTY In the class of 213 to graduate from Bucknell University, Lewisburg, ate two from Centrd county, namely, Thel- Ima Grace Corman, A. RB. Coburn, and (Nathaniel Thomas Gibson, 8. 8. Belle i (fonte. Lattheran churches Southeast A AUP T The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year NO. 24. rl [TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS, ——————— HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS RAars yv the Oo & nusical Grange ’ he will ~t and Ger. accompany’ national Aumria Swiss Zmiher, the Germany fine Delae homo neay She has been during the 1932-1988 school, and, of Delaware again Penn State teaching rede Millheim, and maintained named, who last week £1 ie Millville, is at her nmer iS Aa H. Spayd and Mr. and Master of town. formed an ) 400 Thursday morning ¥ ted on a week's trip Dutrow week star Bellevue being thelr objective While that and thrive were guests of Samuel, Mise ree in pretty ing town they James and George Spayd, and Metta Spayd, brothers and sister, spectively, of Mr. Spayd. Donald Rhone Catlin and Lawrence Kitzpatrick are two youths from Los Angeles, California, who in company with Mrs. Edith Sankey Dale, of State College, were in Centre Hall for a day last week. The young men left thelr in March, traversed the oconti* nent by auto, and found New York City bigger, but not better, than thelr own Los Angleles. They are now on their way home. The first named young man, as may bd gathered by his middle name, has some connection with Penne Valley. His grandmother was Alice Rhone, a sister of the late Hon. Leonard Rhone, and was born and reared In this section. The youths dee lighted in Central Pennsylvania's elf mate in June (and who doosn't?), but as for trading the West for the Bast home never! a
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