“VOL. OVI. h HOOVER'S ECONOMIC FORECASTS WORK IN REVERSE Stock Market Reaction to R F, €. Re- port Makes Hoover's Propheey a “Flop.” the at lst of department and Fi Following is a complete h prize winners in ead Fine Hall When the Grange ympment CK mark- _ at August 27th Centre (Note: the report ince Corpot postoffice Democratic tioned, understood rd efonte. miums, } Bell premiums, 1 Brothers t thir second 1 ingt dan- 2 second Swab, Spring Mills, 2 1 third. Wm 4 third premiums Bellefonte, 1 third. R. . Walker, socond, 2 third premiums remiums, Everhart, State College, drawn an might if have lot Presiden a lesson to be Lyman Smith experience as that depression Hoover's publicist is we { Or gements first J. H. second, first second pre- Guernsey quickly to of this $ Detwiler, first WP premiums premiums, could be made the publication arran him more ” Hosterman, Spring Mills, § C. T. Crust, third, J. Q. third premium F. Esterline, 7 first premiums, 2 sebond ard, 14 hird. Milking oppose a of tial opposition te f cour President su reports—inis 2 ty ! to bet ignored as mat- Shook, Spring miums Millis, 1 Jersey “4 we However, Hoover as an eco Green Burr 5. ¥Y. 6 secoud, respect S. nomic v OT ments there to whose pronounce- suspect acaster run. gi first premiums, u advantage}, examination of Shorthorn no in pr Pp in M prog- 3 first polit its RESPONSIBLE SALES TAX DEMOCRATS NOT FOR STATE OBTAINED CONTRACTS TO TRANSPORT SCHOOL CHILDREN J Second J. B liam Everhart Auman, J. B Willard Fore B. Swab, premi- F¥ Swab, Hartle Glenn Ish. David Hos. ond premium lena; He premi- I» REPORT OF GREAND PATS COURT JURY ! OFFICERS ¥ Be Lramer, Cumming Aller. Mart J Vv Fur. Cum Boal premiums: Cummings, J iu Albright, Penna. premiums A. OG. Brungart, Madame EGG SHOW, Premiums: M. T. Zubler, Mrs, F. J. McClellan, Elva Corman, Beech Creek: Glenn Hennigh, Spring Mills: George Qingerich, Madisonburg: Mrs Weaver Witmdg. Second premiums: Jean Krape, Spurgeon Hennigh, Spring Mills; Mrs. C. H Eungard, Spring Mills: Mra Earl Ross, Mrs. Geb, Gin- gerich. Third premiums: M. T, Zub- ler, J. E. Ertel, Rebersburg;: John W. Delaney, Th J. nace rd mings, Y. recommended new the small repair blocks the door of 8 office, and that & Firat installed; fom court fan be alk leading Jail; prisoners to clean up in fal] yard and plant annual flowers; doors in laundry be repaired: the win- dows of the prison cells be cleaned by the prisoners; commented on the ef. and prompt conduct of the court by Judge and district attorney The jury recommended that justices throughout the county be more cau: tious in returning criminal prosecus| tions, and thus save costs and time of court, The grand jury feels the county de- tective, desertion, probation and parole office and sheriff are entitled to favor able comment in conducting cases pre: sented for dispositon. house to the weeds in ficiency FARM CROPS. First primes—Bond Bible, Aarons: {burg, Orvis Hostermani Aaronsburg; { Mrs. Boyd Corl, Bellefonte; Mrs. Car. oline Zettle. Madisonburg; Mrs. W. H. | Hettinger, Spring Mills; J. E Ertel, { Rebershurg: John Delaney, Bessie Zor. {by, Henry Zerby, Kenneth Ishler,Belle- ifonte: Irene Zerby, Frank N. Brooks, They further especially commended | Bellefonte; Edward Darlington, Max the conscientious work of Mr. Breon, Speicher, Bellefonte: Frank White, H. the janitor ,¢ the court house, his wife A. Corman, Bellefonie; Mra. Charles and Mr, Wian. The court house was Wert, Madisonburg: P. A. Wasson, found to be In an unusually clean con State College: Vesta Blauser, Potters dition, | Mills; Roy Zimmerman, Bellefonte; Millis, Hel Belle Second MeCorm Potters Helen B. Hoy, Feltenberger, J Je stover, Laura Kk I KE 3, Prizes Richard George ki. fonte; Ertel, Day, Zi ; 46% Henry Gingercih, nburg: Haj Brooks, F Eungard, Frank ef T Madiso Frank OH. wn lorenca Mu Lemont , Ntate {oi J M. Zeigler, Prof T. 1. Mairs, Arthur Witmer, State Co lege; Ream, Laura B. McCormick, Mills Btover, {ol Awood Betty Belle Palle. Mra Ane ne Lauroe Bellefo ™ TT. Whitehill, Clifford Corman Oak Hall; George Showers, Cap Zelglier, Lemont; D RBtate ene Ev State Lemont; Albert ( Bel 1 Ee ey. ¢ Boyd Grove, {irove, rove, i fonte: Corl, iefonte:; ite Lemont; Mrs Pleas Hela race Wagner. N irs. Chas. Arthur Peters Madison FP ant Mra Gingrich, rg. G Prizes W. Evey st. Mrs. J Homan, Hal hur Witmer, Mrs, John Heam, Ves Mil) Edward Second CQ Brover, Potters is: Laura Hoy, Belle wer, Mrs Mrs, Har Albert Cirove Witmer, Edwa Spel Hlauser, Harvey Gene Siu wllefonte Weaver Mrs 1X Mrs hn Delaney College € we (:in Frank Ha wer n as ¥ rev Miller, N Mra Earl Edward Mrs enneth % # os nile, 8g. Belief Ww. H Beech sllefonte Mrs Hettinger K Henry aries Wer Creek Dn AE sop . $ Af ire STs vi State College ocal ing, adopted a resolution giving | 1933. L<glislation that will permit payment of school taxes on the instalment plan when school boards authorize it, was enacted By the special summer session of the General Assembly. The new tax collection law, Act No. 26 and effective immediately, should make possible the full payment of more school taxes because it will per mit payments to be spread over a year instead of in a Jump sum payment re quired In the past. The act is inter. preted in the Department to mean that the school district boards now have the powerr to set the time for collec tions on a semi-annual, quarterly, monthly or any other basis the board for Subordinate Grange Ex» hibits, Awards Victor rth, Lamont Grammar second, Bpring fourth, Centre High school gt, Centre Grange Play Contest, First, Logan Grange Second, Union Gra Third ge Victor Grange. contest: Mary Zerby, the State Roger T. Bellic Judges in Ty ne play Ihde Hall departments Bayard, fonte; rone; Ir Judgdn In from the Pa Department, Centre various Coll Extensic W. n Coanell, H Marble rabbit M B 1 R. Esh, Wore I horses i nts ad, hogs and Olm dairy cattle ID and eges: IL. ® farm crops | poultry J B. Cobb, Lupton vegetables Eleanor fr Cartney, fi Ming Smith, } Mabet McDowell and Miss economi ee hu AWARDS MAD} R. W, FIEDLER SHOE IN &H CLUBS: FIRST IN HORSE PITCHING CONTEST ‘3 { rit i ‘ " yu [ 5 1 é $-H Berkshire Plg Club K lie U'nlonvi State College 4-H Leghorn Poultry Club, 3 nt Rocke Helen 34 Leona Burns ¥. Poals. Homan hard Ross State College Hall ¢ of Warric on entre Of Stormstown 4-H Leghorn Poultry Club, MATS (Continued on Inelds pam ocal taxpayers the privilege of may desire, and in such proportionate payments as they may set. Boards may take this action by resolution, afd put the plan Into effect for this year's taxes. They may make option- al the payment of school taxes In a lump sum or by instalments. If the {instalment plan is adopted, and pay iments are not made when due, a five per cent, penalty will be added to the payment elapsed. Payments which become delinquent when not pald with. in the year are subject to an addition. al three pe cent penalty Acts aimed toward postponement of (tax sales and adjournment of sale of seated lands for delinquent taxes mean {only further delay in districts gotting lmehool taxes, bny will give assurance of greater ultimate results, it is sald. LOCAL POET'S POEM APPEALS IN WILLIAMSPORT PAPER the cap Riot In Flink, of of day The 1 ng tion, "Hot Vii My Vein Centre Hall Wil Yy lam slow poem, under Blood i Ww, the ¢ if Wedne ing uns Harvey ippeared in issue port Bun « “} 8 strange STOLEN CAR RECOVERED; FIRST OFFENSE ON belonging to Hall, R. D. Park, Thurs- APPEATEnce Was no- that night. Fri- observed park Chevrolet coach Hettinger, Centre stolen ght. It SOTRe A MISTAKEN TAXPAYER. i DAIRYMEN FAIL IN ORGANIZING. dairy ers and 4 It was memos numer tempt ie TNE wn and nd 'send them —— ES — REBERSBURG MAN LOSES THUMB IN CYCLE CRASH npted to ring that uccessfully., he swung the opposite direction and stehing handle fence hose was his barbed hand motorcycle into a wire fence, right between the bar the and the Passing motorists took him to the pital where the crushed finger removed. He was then taken to home In Rebersburg. The young man was employed dur ing the past summer by Fred Bunder, of town as a Rewleigh Products sales. man. He had prepared to enter Penn State as a student this month, —— A lA A “MYSTERY 15" PUZZLE PRIZES ANNOUNCED The Bpangler Music House, Harris burg, announced the winners of prizes of the "Mytery 15” puszie advertised by the firm in this paper several weeks ago, The winners are: Mrs. George Bingaman, East Curtin 8t. Bellefonte; firs prize, player plano. Mrs, James Dadario, 117 East Water St, Lewis town, second prize, electric radio. Mrs. Albet Eves, Warriors Mark, third prize, electric clock. —————— TY NSA IAEA, ran his of NO. rst POWN AND COUNTY NEWS, HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS Ma Mar employed Btate riate Ea ormerly 3 pur ad moved his company; holds Fred back ie trip to the the Olmp+ the vas G. her home Pacific fe from a pleasure She attended (ant const. games, and this worthwhile alone made cation one bitum macadam » MoAl- miles, is of men the sestion. Cicons of $178,847. nous-treated Mills B® Pine a distance Grove tc of 9.4 i win Jorces a he se pens yovember, wife. hs 4 thousan pubis Fuller have jeas* Jennie Lingle and next spring. Mr the Lassitet are 0ofi- of the concrete with nd family, present. complaining The dee riking ove ff soll and this pest, desirable To separate tubers will the present account of sige with live Vire H amy P ng Hall Both Bitner, of Laws the former resis to come here dubs looking fing Dr. Bitner informed the writer that his fourth, the youngest of his sons, Linn, was married last spring and is located at Ogdensburg, N. Y. and is advertising manager of the Republi can Journal in that city. His bride & graduate of Syracuse University, i¥ employed in the same departmen the Journal. Russell W. Bohn, who for two years successfully taught the grammar grads in the public schools here, last week returned from Camp Susquehanna, IR Susquehanna county. The camp is de voted to tutoring boys. This year there were 157 boys, mostly from Phils adeiphia and environs. Many of these will remain at camp until the hot weather is over, being fearfu) to returns home on account of the ravages of infantile paralysis in the district I which they live. Fred and James Boh, brothers of the former, wero also ine structors in the camp, and their sis ter, Mrs. Hoy Neff, and husband live on the farm which supplies the vege tables and meats for the youths Hare ry Neff also holds a place as managed isburg © were dents of Centre ing last week are The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year. in one of the farm departmonts
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