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NO. 4 .
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROMALL PARTS
eff. of town
sm
VOL. CVI. NOVEMBER 10, 1932.
CENTRE HALL. PA.. THURSDAY,
PRESBYTERIAN MANSE NOTES,
DESIRED BY A MAJORITY OF AMERICAN VOTERS.
Rev. I. M
Syria,
Witherspoon of
who |
spoke
o—
wnt a week re~
C. Robert
ETE ET
a
aa eR
not
was head-
e ection
"ednesday
wed then
agile, was
» days in
ne, when
ringneck
of the
of men. The only
the
feet
State
nan gets in
reported
apart, will
highways to
to provide
children,
autious when
holuse
Bax ompanied by
her sor : MAW anc wil Mr and Mrs.
SURETY (C0. PAYS GREGG ose wmphel I of Berwick, were
TWP. SCHOOL TAX SHORTAGE t Tressler
Ply
murdered. Th
lives of these a torsith« ‘ront { ura hools,
alert at every moment. la safe crossing for school
see the
Franklin D. Roosevelt John N. Garner
name is
THE VOTE IN CENTRE.
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Holmes
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ro
BOTH
1 the
VOTE IN CENTRE HALL:
DEMOCRATIC ROOSEVELT, 210; HOOVER, 125
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United States Senator
My 3 I ¥ i»
DISTRICTS
IN
CENTRE COUNTY
3eilefonte,
Centre Hall
Howard
Milesburg
Millheim
Philipsburg. 1st Ward
Philpsburg, 24 Ward ..
Philipsburg, 3rd Ward
Port Matilda Boro
South Philipsburg
Shoe
ollege,
College,
Unionville
Benner, N P
Benner, 8 P
Boggs, N
Boggs, E
Boggs, W
Burnside
College .e
Curtin, N
gq
Ferguson,
Ferguson,
Ferguson,
Snow
Stace
State
Ferguson.
Gregg, N
Gregg, BE
Harris, B
Harria, W
Howard
Huston
Liberty,
Liberty,
Marion
Miles, E P
Miles, M P
Miles, W P
Patton
Penn
Potter,
Potter,
Potter,
Rush, N
Rush, E
Rush, 8
8h
Ww P
Rush, W . san
Snow oe, E P
NMP .......
Spring, 8 P.....ovus
Spring, W P
Taylor .....
Unlon
Walker,
Walker, M P ....one0
Walker, W P ........ |
Worth
Spring,
EE
Totals ......
Pluralities ....... .
FEA Er bau
R
Hoover,
Herbert
Roosevelt,
Franklin
¥.
SN. Sen.
(Congress
Assembly !
After Generale
Haldwin, R. 12
n 8
Judge Supreme Court
Lint Higbee, I
jr &
! Superior Court Judge—
(3 to bv elected)
James, I
!
| Congress
| Kurtz, R
| "
| Genera) Assembly
| Holmes, I 13
Miller,
The Democrats cast straight
tickets In the borough out of the 215
that party while the
short 43 of
i registered In
Democrats vo
{the
iatier
LUDE were
umber on
the register. Of this
number large per cent. were
at distant p ta or unable to go to
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the polls for various reasons,
The Republicans cast 108 pallots
+ single mark
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HOOVER SENDS MESSAGE
ROOSEVELT AT 12:45
45. from his
congraty
jent Hoover, at 2
home, sent a Intory
Governor Roosevelt, using
FURRS
“I congratulate yom on the the
opportunity that has come to you
to give service to the country.”
President finbhorate an
it
. including f
administration
————
ROOSEVELT CREDITED
WITH FORTY- THREE STATES
At 1:45 A. M
nouncers in
ss—
Wednesday, radio an
! reciting the results ob.
| tained through the American Pross
| Association, stated Roosevelt had oar.
{ried forty-three of the 48 States. The
[five given to Hoover were Pennsylva-
nia, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont
and Delaware,
————— ES ———
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC BY
UNPRECEDENTED MAJORITY
Governor Roosevelt carried the State
of New York for the ‘Presidency by a
pluraity that staggered Republican cal
culators,
All Democratic candidates for New
York State offices, from Governor
down, were also elected.
New York City elected the Dem»
oratic candidate for Mayor,
A AM oS
23 DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS
ELECTED OUT OF 27
Information given out over the radio
Wednesday morning was to the effect
that out of 27 Governors elected, 23
are Democrats,
$8z2338stuesza as
a
ia
i g2zs
g
Gregg townst school board Po
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SIX GET DRIVERS' LICENSES,
fo 8
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HOSPITAL RECEIVES
TIONS,
CONTHIBI
2 gts. berries
2% 1b. cabbage, 1%
4 Ib kohl robi, 1
i celery
pears i
ib bests,
dow, stalk ib
walnuts, 5 Ib hickory nuts, €1b. a
5 pumpkins, 2 loaves bread, 2 Ib, beans,
Mre. Maude Zettle, of Gregg
township: 4 heads cabbage, 5 chickens
From Mrs Harry How -
ard: 2 apple
From
Leathers, of
gallon butter
LLM A SAA.
PENNA, GETS #5462265 LOAN
FROM RECON. FINANCE
Recon.
‘orporation. The
iid the |
odessa in
CLASS STANDING BAR 135
FROM ACTIVITIES AT “STATE
hundred and fifty-three under
barred from partici
tivities
class of
dramatics BE rticip
in muscal organizations and serv.
of the
who fail
ce on student
in six credits
represents one-third of a
work, are automatically
on the list of ineligibles
any publications
Students which
about sem
ester's
plac woud
AMA ins.
TWO SHOOTING ACCIDENTS
IN UNION COUNTY
On the first day of the hunting sea-
son there were tw, accidents in Union
county, neither fatal, Kennzsih Engle
hart, 17 son of Mr. and Mrs Clark
Englehart, of Milmont, was shot in
both legs below the hip by a Mr
Thomas of Shamokin. Edward Galer,
25 of near Welkert, suffered an In.
Jury from a glancing ball from his own
gun. Thebullet first hit a rick, scat
tering it.
A AT.
SPORTSMEN'S CLUB IN CENTRE
COUNTY ELECTS OFFICERS
The organization of a federation of
sportsmen’s clubs in Centre county
was effected at State College, recently,
by electing the following officers:
Charles BE. Dorworth, Bellefonte,
president; 8. Ward Gramley, Millheim,
and Dr. George ©. Thomas, Spring
Mills, vice-presidents: RR .D. Anthony.
State College, sec.-treaa.
$
the host
i house
on the
ily burn-
recent”
Known
unt of
work,
of the
ar drive
on an
Mills
was
over the
ctivities.
insur.
looking
1 Penns Valley
onsideratile time
» of the of-
itry plant
her
Phil
abwent from
a clerkship in
tion with Ree
organization. Four
campaign,
for several weeks
tion
SOM
the Hoover
who escaped fro
penitentiary July 8, 1828,
a California prison seve
s where he was serving
ntence expired about two
last Friday he Was
y Centre county to ansg-
charge of breaking and
teacher in sclence
ngton borough High school,
Brungart, of Washing-
week-end guests of
Mrs. Edward Durst. Miss
ined over the election,
qualified here. Mr.
Nittany, is a bro.
Lewis Swartz, a
Miss Vera
3) ¢° were
rem
Yoter
‘ #
native of
Mrs, Swartz
while driving a car
nding Edgar Wagner, 32
Milesburg, to the Centre
with a fractured nose
of other injuries, and
Wagnef
telephone pole and
ecking his
oke
oy
crashed into the band
Mrs. Ada Mauck
Moser, at Wilk-
at Cedar Springs
n county, attended by these
relatives from section: W. LL. Jac
obs, Centre Hall: Miss Ella Bottori,
Misa Anna Sweeney, Mr. and
George Fisher, Boalsburg: Johfi
and Mr and Mrs, William Bote
Bellefonte,
Clint
Lemont
Mrs
Fisher
tort,
Do not wait a day longer to put into
condition the pipe lineg carrying water
from the town's maing to and through
your dwdlling. The expense of make
ing any needed repairs now wil be
but a fraction of that if the work ie
delayed until the ground freeses. And
burst water pieps will try the patience
of any man who sees water flowing
from them at other points than at the
epigots,
The rains througout October and
so far into November have very mas
terialy changed the appearances of the
general landscape in farming sections,
Pasture lots, meadow fields from which
a scant supply of hay was cut, sifalfa
plots—all had a sickly outlook but now
look as though we have never had a
drought. While the shoots of the va*
rious grasss to spring up since rains
came are short, there is eviry indica.
tion that the plahts will be able to with«
stand the coming winter and yield a
bountiful crop nekt year. Wheat
w
fields are also looking their best