VOL. CVI.
HALL. PA.
(Continued from ast week)
is
8 understo
mene-
d, ¢
previously
10 postoflice
wr
been
Het
White,
Zett Hag
White
nd Prizes- H. Hetting-
Tacy White, Caroline Zettle,
Mrs. Ralph Hagar Sara Foreman,
Irene Zerby, Mrs, DG. Wagner, Mrs.
Elmer Dashem, Laura B. McCormick,
Mrs. Charles Wert, Mrs. Wm. Luse,
BessieZerby, F Walker, Edgar
Kelley, Bellefonte; Mrs. Chas, Zigler,
Foreman, Mrs. Harvey Tressler,
E. Gobble, Mrs, W. {
‘aroline
or
lorence
Lois
Mrs
stine,
Whi
laney,
8. ‘leven-
Frank
F, De-
Col-
Frank
Bellef
Lorraine
Mrs. R.
Mrs. S
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Mili-
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Mrs
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Mrs. Roland
Nellie Markle
varm,
Mrs
Houtz
Mrs. I. A
W. Harsh
Zion
Joe N
State
C Luse,
. rs
Harold Durst,
8g Mrs, J
Yearick
Mrs
Cornelius
ersbur
John
KH. Auman
Odenkirk.
David
Mra F
Harshbarger,
Yearick, Mrs
Bellefonte ;
M. Everts,
Arney, Mrs
Walker,
Ebright,
H
By
Mrs
Hecket,
1 Prizes
Corns
ra
Mrs
Houtz,
Ww
John
Kelley
Mrs, J
Th
Mrs
terman.
Gilliland, Mrs.
Nolan, Verda
R. 8. Hagan,
Cirove Mills: Lois
Bloom, Mrs. Florence
Mills: Mrs H. L.
nick, Rebersburg;
£34
18]
ner,
Hos.
Flza
Joe
Mrs
Pine
George
HBpring
Bessie Min
Mra. Edward Durst
Irene Zerby, Mrs, F. J. McClellan, Mrs.
R. E. Snyder, Altoona: Mry, PaulMey
er, Mary A. Musser, Laura B. McCor
mick, Mrs. Hugh Wilson, Mrs. Wm.
Peters, Beech Creek, Mrs. Roy Dut-
row. Mra Arthur Witmer,
jee; Mrs, A. Miller, Emma Krape,
Bellefonte: Mrs. DD A Grove, Isabelle
Grove, Mrs, Albert Stover,
SENIOR PROJECT CONTEST.
Hus
Mrs J.
‘2 Albart Miller, Miles Twp.
‘3, Roy, Ripka Harris Twp.
Corn--1, Wm. Ross, Harris Twp: 82,
3, Calvin
kh. 8;
&
John Zubler, Gregg Twp.
jtahl, Worth Twp.
Ross,
Harris
Sp
1. Tom
Smeltzer,
wTer,
Potatoe
Sylvester
Twp.
ing Twp;
John Sh
Sheep Gregg Twp: 2
Sarnuel
amuel Wise Gregg
Miller, Walk-
wil Putt
lowers) bur
‘wp. (Rabbits)
'NIOR PROJECT CONTEST
Harris
Harris
Donald Struble, Twp.
Twp.
Spurge
m Condo
Catharine Barger,
Bi
Fe
Feltenberger
ham, Bo
ltenberger,
i
if.
Anna
Walke
Kunes, Boal bu
_ Puyger,
Spring Mills
Underwear-—1, Bernice
Mills: 2, Elizabeth
Lois
Smith,
Spring
Korman, Foals
Boalshurg
Korman. Bo
Boalsh
Lonberger,
Jernadine
Thelma
Smith. Spring Mi
Veget
BOYS AND ~"
Ji
GIRL LIVESTOCK
CONTEST
Har
MAING
Tho
il, B
Samuel
Ross, ie Twp Vo
onlaeburg
Stiver, Julian
Harris
Wert,
Woodrow
School.
3. Robert
hool: 4, Cyrus
Voc. School: 5,
Twp Voro.
i ————
BIDDLE WINS OVER FOCHT
FOR SHORT TERM IN CONGRESS
At a meeting of the Republican coun-
committee the
funtingdon, on Friday. Joseph F, Bid-
fle, publisher of Huntingdon, received
the endorsement for the short term of
congress In the eighteenth district to
succeed the late Edward M. Beers
Biddle's nine conferees received sev.
enty votes to thirty-eight for B, K
Focht, of Union county, nominees for
the long term This vote with con-
Ross, Vio
Twp.
Har
Twp
Harris
Ishler,
Nu
ris
v in courthouse | in
ties is said to Insure Biddic'a nomina-
tion.
tr A IASB,
Bucknell University, Lewisburg, op-
ened Weodnesday.
REVENUE
BY PINCHOT
£153,000,000 STATE
CONCEALED
Itself Vietim of
Kept
Can
Discovers
Bookkeeping—Millions
No
A ssembly
Trick
Under Cover
Point to
Governor
Surplus.
administration con«
F15.000000 In ane
to trick the
new faxes”
“The Pinchot
cealed more than
ticipated State revenue
Legislature Into levying
rt ‘
vs Gp~
Logisin-
ies thx
to pro-
in the
produce
i
FOV“
» keeping 1
$13,
2040 6600
stm ——— A AA ————————
TOWNSHIP ADOPTS
NEW SCHOOL TAX
POTTER
PLAN
WALKER NAMED POSTMASTER
FOR BOALSAUURG
CARPER-—MUSSER.
rper, som of Gregg COC
Lodie May Mus
united in
y» Lather
ay
marriage
AN parsonage,
-
PRESIDENTIAL PARTIES
FILED IN PENNSYLVANIA
York.
All vice
th
whom
their
regularly entered, with
presidential running and
group of Presidential electors for
the voters nominally will cast
ballots,
were
mates
REPORT CENTRE (CO, HOSPITAL
FOR MONTH OF AUGUST
At the f the
truste
hosptal
monthly board
bis
meeting
of Centre County
evening, the follow.
and
sday
ng repo was presented
umber patients in Hos
umber patients
the mont
Numi
Least
hospital
Fotal numb
J numb
Av
Thos
nun
Recelpts
Mrs, Charl
roGm
Hugh
ins
¢
nitt
BROWN, Mgr.
MINISTER AND WIFE CELE-
BRATE 25TH ANNIVERSARY
STOURKING PENNS (CREEK
WITH BROWN TROT
“LITTLE WORLD'S SERIES”
BEGINS TODAY AT HOWARD
tre Coun
the finals
Ho
ERmu
ward
Aki
Not on Snow Shoe ME,
§ untain
hunter that fellow
The which was
ported this office by
Dave Young,
tells you is
would be.
story,
fo
Colyer,
"Dave"
trae,
the
and
on
was 1¢-
“mayor”
what
based facts,
Information has just been received
at the Agricultural Extension office,
according to County Agent RC. Blan-
ey, that ali of the oattle in Centre
county will be tested for tuberculosis
this mill according to the Modified Ac-
credited Herd Plan.
is due In Centre county on the Tuber:
culosis Eradication ‘program. Three
years ago the Bureau of Animal Indus
try completed a test of all the cattle
in the county and found less than one:
half per cent. of them reacting to tue
the cattle in this county had bovine
tuberculosis,
Under the accredited area plan this
the
past hree years and the test this fall
is to maintain thay standing. There
will be approximately 2200 herds to be
of 24,000 head. The work will be start-
ed about the middle of October and it
is hoped to have It completed before
the 4 holidays.
The tuberculosis in cattle eradiostion
is handled cooperatively by
Government.
LR 15,
——————— ———
1932.
BOROUGH SCHOOL ENROLL.
MENT TOTALS 210
Thu
grades
total enroilmen dp
High
iplisg in Lhe
and
Is 240-3132
Higl
irndes
in the
boroug!
the
PETITION TO YACATE
AND
BARTGES
GREGG
Ea
One of
Bar
riges
riys
stown road
ponnact ing
>a
Rob-
road
NOT INFANTILE
MUOUrg n
PARALYSIS,
STORY" BY THE
STATE (OLLEGE TIMES
je of the rded
Mice
the wrapper rastoned
a particualr jetties nd in ree
the
ver ¥
wrapper was also
mov, 2 re
moved mmngng the
wl
1
Character
materially of
of the object locate
——— AA se
HESSIAN FLY DAMAGES
WHEAT FIELDS IN CENTRE
the Fly,
> I oe it om ont Y
report Just \
re county
damaged
ed]
from
ti september,
much safer date for
for the Hessian Fly
young plants
seeding until
This
ing it
to develop
being a EE
inte
the
i= to
in
oO
———————— A I —————
PENN STATE BEGINS
79TH YEAR AS FALL
TERM CLASSES
The seventy-seventh year
Permsylvania State College's history
will begin with the opening convooa-
tion and first classes of the term Wed
nesday of next week, Saptember 21.
Registation for the three upper class.
es was conducted Monday and Tues-
day: the 1260 members of the new
freshman class registered this week.
“Final check of the enrollment for the
term cannot be made for several days
but it lg expected that It will equal
that of recent years in view of the
fact that a full fresman class enrolled.
There were no major changes in the
faculty this year, resignations and re-
placements being restricted to those of
jower rank. Two new bullGngs will
be ready for ful} use for the first time
OPEN
of the
NO. 36,
cess ti
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
vy feria
ds
mville
ng bome
Potters
as been
rapide
it a few very
work began,
of the
ronsburg, is
treatment
of the
aliment
sing
sig
iriesing
Aa
wife
ror
ation
an
township,
office on
ith of the
which he
is somes
his
Btate
to use
creek
prison
Chore
Bepk,
Hg
re urg+
iness
will
wishing
wiety is
rs
1anging
wt enroll
peak being
jast Year.
hirty-
while the
last year's
the present term.
enrollment for the
wag twenty-one less
thi
Ore han
umber 553.
year
ort of
througho
vield an
bushels per
raged alm
Penns Val Hey
of the
good
ut the State
average of
acre Last
ie
varies
farms the
o the ave
on others
be more
wi fifty.
in
ome
up t
while
not
Altoona,
Miss
ac
Lillian
and her
a grad
colleges and
now efie
Altoona
vd visitors
of Mr
ne
of
an accident
f Harrisburg
when a oar
rection on &
his Dodge car
and Mrs Lame
injured and the
with
y tance
Monday
ming in the
three lane
and os
bert
west oO
aftern A.
ai
opposite
#traok
it. Me
were mora or jess
car pretty badly damaged. The
Lamberts were on their way to Phils
adeiphia, where Mrs. Lambert expects
ed to take treatment following an ope
eration for the removal of a cafider
from the nostril, several months Ag9.
They were obliged to return home &t
once.
road
erturned
was
Five sisters-in-law and children of
of them enjoyed a visit at the
home of Mr and Mrs. Grover Weaver,
east of town, last Thursday afternoon.
The children of school age were able
to be present owing to a half session
of school during the first week of school
in Altoona. Those present at the
Weaver home were: Mrs, Maxwell
Hardhbarger and daughtar Hassel!
Mrs. Harry Harshbarger and daughters
Sara and Pattie; Mrs. DD. BR. MeCool
and son Robert: Mrs. J. E. Harshbarg«
er and daughter, Mrs. Sheetz and sof
James: Mra. W., B. Harshh
daughters Frances and}
most
tile year, the Dairy building and Home
Economics,