VOL. CV]. game is ibtedly the ed from PROPOSED (CHANGES IN OF EDUCATION DUCTION IN SALARIES, Proposed Economy Program. yal ve the peppery governor making admission new phrase up the Dunvis for to the U Senate as a representative in that body, from Pennsylvania I i ol SE Before President-elect Roosevelt sits down with President Hoover in confer ence over National affairs, he will call to mind how the Republicans induced a Democratic House to fall in line and help put through legislation, and then before and during the campaign made political capital out of the legislation accomplished with Democratic ald. A AI MA ESAS. The election of Roosevelt improves the national morale, changes the view. point of the army of sufferers, smooths the road. When Roosevelt sits at his desk, he will be thinking of the un- employed, and not of the vacant con cept of rugged individualism. A A——— Worth selling Is worth telling-—a8- tise. in credentials "8 CODE PRESENTED A7 OPENING HARRISBURG. ~CALLS FOR RE- Present System Unfair, LONG REAL ESTATE SOLD AT SACRIFICE ¢ Yat OF las Satur. reaj estate, National M Orie dav held \ the Miltheim, ite Farmer for the sulted Bank Hamuel out re foliows of 12 of farm i Brush Valley roaa was! { bought Paul Wise for 3560. All the other tracts, consisting of the old Wise | property and Orndorf property, with about 9 acres of land, one-half of | which was fairly good farm land, and | good timber on the gther half, was sold [to Mrs. Anna B. Smith for $300.00. There is more than $300.00 worth of timber on this place, so that this small farm, buildings, etc., together wigh the Orndort bulldings, were simply given away, a condition we must expect with these high real estate taxes and low farm product prices. IAP PSA. MARRIAGE LICENSES, Frederick ©, Bellefonte Murry 1. Bellefonte State College State College Port Matilda dees ees Port Matilda Long {tract land an consisting ores along the by Mahlon W. Adams Gladys A. Jones Smith J. Gross PEN AT OPENED NEW FEDERAL ISBU RG, MONDAY Prisons Now t Word In Reeelyve Last Ready NS. Lawhreakers, titutior i ye 3 “s { ind i A lo Entertains Relatives DEMOCRATS ELECT 37 GOVERN- ORS: REPUBLICANS, 6 Bu Win William Lang Gov lass shin (3 t New Nort Dakota (iovernor Wilson, in and Alfred M Landon who overturned the Democrat. ie Governor, Harry H. Woodring. Kansas, The G3. OP in in shire er, Stanley Virmont ; in was pitched from ita seats in lliols, Indiana, Towa, Maine Michigan, Missouri. Rhode Island, So. Dakota, Washington, West: Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming. Otherwise, Democratic executives were chosen in Arizona, Arkansas, Col. orado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Idaha, Massachusetts, Nebraska, New Mexico. New York. No. Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas and Utah. Among them was a woman-Mrs. Mirfam A. (Ma) Ferguson. of Texas elected over unusually intense Repub lean opposition, AA AAP ANNAN. DRIVERS ARE LICENSED, The following applicants passed the learners’ test to operate a motor ve hicla, given nt Bellefonte last week: Leota Crossmper, Bellefonte: Adelaide Green. State College; aMrgaret Ginger ‘ch, Boalsburg. Leonore M. Rom'sg I ASN. The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year. OFFICIAL VOTE CANT IN CENTRE COUNTY The follow ve the official vote tion nt Ho Fi Hoover ' i Hoosevelt, i }) wl041211 i Dad i Rupp, D 7418 613 avis, 05 Kurtz, R i ssl 077 ~107 4 herr, Holmes, R Miller, D T7958 827 471 ue ——————— ADA BUTZ WINS RECOGNITION MEN, AS ———— WA BY MIFFLIN POTATO CLUB ¢ i ‘ $914 ——r——oi— FP.O0.8 of A. Meeting In Grange Hall ¢ £) { cn——— FUEL PERMITS IMPROVES SEVEN MTS. STATE FORESTS FRE}¥ fuedwond A —— ET RE DEMOCRATS GAIN IN STATE LEGISLATURE —————— FOUCHT GOES TO CONGRESS, © F Demon The veteran “Ben ocht ia Ve ROW k 0 Congress in a rat i There is no more picturesque figure in Republican politics than Focht, nor one more of the and of political life. He has been trying for Congress for years but fall ed In Republican years, and. strangely enough.c ame through when the party he has so long defended went down to defeay in eleven other normally Re. publican Congressional districts in the State, who has seen ups downs I AA. MOSHANNON NATIONAL BANK PAYS FIRST DIVIDEND-37% On Tuesday the Moshannon National Bank, Philipsburg, began payment of its first dividend since dosing its doors, The payments foot up to $454,507.86, or 37 per cent. of the proven olaime— $1,228 418.08, This dividend is being paid primar. fly from funds acquired in the ordinary course of lquidation. AA AAAS. The Rebekah lodge of Centre Hall will hold a card party In the 1. O. O. F. hall on Tuesday night, Nov. 22nd. The proceeds will go to the orphans’ R 17, 1939. LANCASTER PEOPLE ON WAY TO INJURED ATL. Lovaas HAO nm route om 1 ir home y rn 114 ¥ Wrst SHEFFIELD MILK PRICES, ' Serviees In Linden Church, { Evangelistie Finally cts { And Grandson for Merchan Emery. “4 i BEAR SEASON OPEN. Heeelved for New Baullding Post at Flans Office x ‘ nt SRmMAan 60H will ’ tion of t he new representing Bide for cons swomber ————————— a ro COMMISSIONERS ARE THREATENED . i — . CHRISTMAS SERVICE. Lat wil the hold ing a special service on Christmas eve: ning to which ail are invited Another service of general interest will be held on Sunday evening, No vember 27th, by the Young Women's Missionary society, at which time a thankoffering service will be executed. This service is also one to which the public is invited, maa cut SE ENE RIE BELL TELE. CO. TO SPEND #20000 ON ITS LINES IN CENTRE AND MIFFLIN COS The Bel; Telephone Company of Pennsylvania next spring will coms plete the rebuilding of certain of fits lincg in Centre and Mifflin counties, according to an announcement a few days ago by H. Foster Bollinger. Dis- trict Manager. Work on the project was begun recently. Inspecton of the property by tele phone engineers showed that 343 pole will have to be replaced. A total of 66 will beresct, 18 reinforced, 39 removed and 22 new ones added, at an estimated Tu ho 1 The observe heran Sunday Christmas gason by home. . Admission, 26¢, cost of approximately $20,000, 1 NO. 45, | TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS, I ————— HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS } po ship ) hrough - § $ ’1:00 @ the 1¢ aad Rizo 1% (a an infer. a year costs for a Koch and and Mr. Mrs. Koch Mrs, Stover, Interment was They re- Koch's Anden Hall Won at MIR ucetown, in this with will Mr olor ping his chile Fred nday ym farm thet ue £41 M & ne Wo r re ning ttention way 0 she dise reeves in a thick near het true fine ried home and pres ¢ a fence roved Vg pared for A newspaper published an account of the activities of the North Shore Golf Club, who own and condust one of the most elaborate and compléte- ly equipped private golf courses nea that city. In connection with its report the newspaper printed a picture of Ite president, Ralph CC. Booser, son of D. A. Boozer, of town. The North “hore Golf Club has a membership of threé hundred and membership fee of $750.00, also assesam nts for operating ex nee es of $3560.00 Chicago Among he Reporter's business calls ers last week was Mrs H W, Cume mings, of nar town and upon lteing questionid for local news finally gave the information that her daughter Miss Agnes, had obtained a very desirhble position in a whole sale establisl ment In Williameyat, Miss Cummings was graduated from the Centre Hall High school, class of "31, and later nt red Williamsport Commercial College. She was able to obtain employement a fow weeks prior to her graduation from the business tollege named, making the fina) training period there umusuale ~ ly pleasant, 4
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