CENTRE
HALL. PA. THURSDAY. DECEMBE
VOL. CVI
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NO. 49.
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS,
COUNTY DETECTIVE ON LOOKOUT | COUNTY HOSPITAL MAKES
FOR COUNTERFEIT MONEY REPORT FOR NOVEMBER
DISTRICT TEACHERS
HELD AT
Large Farm Barn in Harris Town-
ship Burned ; All Stock Rescued
LARGE BARN ON KIDDEER FARM, RED CROSS DRIVE
OWNED BY (COL. BOAL, LOCAT- IN CENTRE
ED EAST OF BOALSBURG, DE- he {ive foi
STROYED.~—WM, YOUNG, TEN. [Cross for 1633
ANT, LOSES GRAIN, FEED AND
IMPLEMENTS.
INSTITUTE
SPRING MILLS
The
County | Mills, la vidav a
necting of the board
thie
di stitute held rng
f rnoon and eve
y monthly 1»
Says] of held
{
{fospital 1eaday
of
Bogus Money Is Coming Through. | ! y HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
ing report was submitted and approy
of to .
One “ \ j : FROM ALL PARTS
Centre
the
Federal Department Justice ft
ing, follow- ning nded the
i
In the
in Denominations
HALL BORO Twenty-Dollar
f the
Hal
and re
members o ounty
in Centre
completed,
iment
The 1
Harold
OP
Agnes
R
Goodhart
Mrs. R
Durst
Emery
Leary
wer, sipce family
a
and
satment
\lexand-
Alex
Emerick
Misa
3 Carribel
P.
Rev.
Mr.
Mrs
Miss
Mrs.
Mr,
Miss
Rev.
implements, har-
It
insurance.
rance on the
amount « $2500 Adjust.
on Tuesday by FF. M.
of the company In
was insured.
n heim
Geeary
F. Greenhoe
and Mrs. FP. V
La Henney
Miriam Homan
T. A. Hosterman
and Mrs E. M. Huyett
Margaret Jacobs George J«
and Mrs. D. R. Keener
WwW. F. Keller Miss Tillie
After bréak- Mr. and Mrs WwW. Kerlin among
: to jeave Master Willi Kerlin need
Mrs J. M k urgent
Dr. Charles Fred E
Mrs NN. M. for the
Miss Margaret although - in . :
" WwW. F. MacMorran E. W. Miller | is asked tol wave them at Boozer's gar Total receipts | . $6151.52 ublic schools too low to make a sale, "he
Each D. C Mitterling Mrs. T. LIL. Moore lage, from which place collection will tespectfully submitted, b ‘ H
Miss Verna be WM BROWN,
Miss Grace Smith
Rev. W. E.
JP
9 ("los
National I
Irvin Benfer
+. were |
carried
carried
surned is 1 . . iil
; 8 8. Jamison
he some Mm
derstood
Boal
the
made
ry
showed
a Vie
land
“educational
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in
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Lol. wey 8. Hagan how
improvement
3 preparation
method of
qi
“ijand personality, on the part «
in
of
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Asking for Old Clothing.
Good Will commit of
shnson ans Civic Pleasant
for any discarded
might to bsty vid.
Pon winter,
warm
Anyone
+
barn
ment
Msher,
0 * patients any
day
patient
ot & umber i is r
wins number patients per subject ma presentation
secretary
the
per
Fou
Bellefonte post offi
oe the
r rus del m the
oom -
Bpear.
a job.
Harts-
delivery
Wf the
building
and two
at the
fed the
the
which
Ar Young
home had
breakfast
milked
Mr. Young
for a da hunt,
and discovered fire in the
¥ {’s : "
( anh ¥ in order to
teachers would be neces
th
Lee Francis Lybarger, of Mifflinbu
"Putting B
His analysis of preser
Contre
in the
before
men bined into thr
yr
Mr,
wick
service
$200.45
refund). . ol
6.01 iv
wking il Auonxiiary tattaln at igher level of teaching
been barn A
M aeichline {Ins
| &
i
Keller | which used | re, carrier on
of
and horses and cate the the l John Spear
Ww.
im
iv aed
when gpoke on Meaning wok ly succesded
fn}
COWS
la and
fast,
home
ard the
upper portion
went to
cattle
for will 1 whe
Hall
home
h
clothing Wo ImOst Vords, t edu- ® retired
and
Mr
as was about in Centro wi
find
Kirkpatric or
Light
| ATE
E
. conditions was masterly,
he looked tow who ean their 3625.00
of we
of
Luse {cinity in any proposed solutions execellent de by Je
hn H
Was bid
s thought
farm con.
land is
The farm offered for s
barn 03
whi
di
irticles
be
aring appare conn wrger claimed that the hope f
stability
1
‘ ¥ r, located at Spruceto
of it. One of the men . ,
the
: Luse servi seprded re economi lies the
rele horses, the other
and the third the hogs
ished $ but experienc-
h difficulty doing The
headway that
property
¢ wns
1860
will 3
3 ne
work, made
M
Miss Laura
Ww
}
i
Riegel Rowe H
A AANA
SHEFFIELD MILK PRICES,
The i
t
| Mgr Aries
mn it Runkle
= th
SIiLn
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NS. JUNIORS
TO PRESENT riLAY
gained such
attempts
garded
to on«
was solemn
i Thursday, j ) {Imes
i church roperty below the fr 11 i cast
Ps 2
8.
W.
Mrs
Smith
Wetzel
Y.
to recover 1 fx
Strohecker
po
useless XY fied t 1
vy i
by First
Haines and
Ay ar
A We
weupled
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Huntingdon County Play Group
Defeats Centre In Tournament]
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a
RED *X" IVALIDAT}
A BALLOT! A PROBLEM
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oi - DOES
cI CHRISTMAS HOME (COMING
“RACKET”
CHARGED
Pinehot Asked About Dept. Requiring
Indorsement of Applicants,
ROAD JOP
BY WITKIN
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Highe
1
cketeerin in the State
is
i in
Re
Phi
y lotte
partment was charge
Bresent
§ n
is for
a] aggrandizem
therefore, with
I that
em’ ir ie, as |i
ed by the contents of the enclosed let
The Federal Gov has giv
n this Commonwealth large
of money. Your Excellency, In
wisdom, has seen fit to divert
proportion of that money to the
way Department.
“That is your province under the
Arg of Congress, but do you not feel
that the practice of compelling persons,
seeking employment out of monies pro
vided by the Federal Government, to
receive the indorsement of their local
Pinchot leader’ to be basically and fun-
damentally wrong and unjust and to
lend credence to the charges previously
referred against Your Excellency 7 Is
not every man out of employment, ir
respective of his political afMiliations,
entitled to have an equal opportunity
to employment?
“The hungry man who knows of no lo.
onl Pinchot leader” is certainly en-
titled to be able to obtain employ ment
even In the Highway Department of
the State of Pennsylvania This is par.
ticularly true because of the fact that
a large proportion of the Federal mon.
i regret that note
sy it is still VOR s+ indicat
tor ernment
to
¢ sum
your
great
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4 Highwa, Departs
Whe do you st
Let the publi
Ti
foliows
of
Ur request
form
YOUTH,
Highw
LEWIS
ve
o
owledged
te
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Pee
h
eipt
1d
Department |
teen
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State Dead at
Woman
Home,
{
Colllege Drops
Missa
dead a
Ada
her
M
home
an,
Fairmount
Friday m
o'clix K
attack.
Heaton,
the case,
drogped
ruelich,
t AYon-
arning
Death
ue,
af
was due
State College,
eight
to
Coroner W.
burg.
on
fifteen
heart
Rn
investigated
about
H
of Philips-
Act ———
GAS TAX MONEY ENRICHES
CENTRE COUNTY BY #1759
Distribution of $2,819,000 of gasoline
tax moneys to the sixty-seven counties
was made Friday by the Auditor Gen-
cral's department. Under the gasoline
tax law counties receive one-half cent
of the three-cent levy. Centre county's
share, for the period from June 1 to
November 30, Is $17,501.77.
A ——— at]
The 8mith Brothers, BE. M (Jack)
and Hugh Smith, Céntre Hall boys who
A year or more ago opened a place of
business at State College for the sale
of Chrysler and Plymouth automobiles,
have moved to a more desirable loca-
ton in tha college town, and are now
occupying what was formerly the Clark
foes given to this Commonwedlth ‘to
feed the hungry and the unemployed’
Motor company business place, on East
College avenue,
DECREED BY
i —— A. a
CODE "MUST RE
SUBMITTED, SAYS HEAD OF
STATE SCHOOL
president of the
Pens
il D¥irectors’
the several
the State
the
cons
f
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GOVERNOR PINCHOT VISITS
“FISHERS PARADISE” SITE
Governor Pinchot passed
Centre Hali on Saturday on his way
to and from Bellefonte, where he view
ed the gite of the proposed “Fisher-
man’s Paradise” along Spring creek. If
the Governor decides the project is to
£0 through, it wil] likely be on the
plea of giving work to the unemployed,
but in the final it will keep more 2'Ine
chot backers dependable for future
suppogt than it will furnish bread and
butter for the down and outs.
The Governor traveled in the back
seat of a touring car with the top flat,
although a biting wind blew a falling
snow,
A ————— A — ———
During 1931, in Pennsylvania, 358
children under the age of ten years,
met violent deaths in some type of
motor car accident,
AAA AANA,
After noting the progress congress
is making on the beer question, we
must come to the conclusion that
Near<-beer is here;
Real beer is near,
ERS, JUDGE FLEMING SAYS
Aecred
H Leder
irrested yy
£ shime tim
the streets of
ge,
d,
y
wo for pddling bres
from
opinion
sareed
to door in that
Judge Fleming
few years ago the Log.
passed an Act empowering
and third-ciass cities to pass
an ordinance regulating itinerant deal-
ers, but the Act was repealed by the
Legisiature of 1831. And that Act waa
ony regulatory in form and not one of
prohibition. Bo far as the boroughs
are concerned there is not now nor
never has been a law authorizing any
such ordinance,
In regard to the ordinance passed
by the borough couhell at State Cole
lege he pronounced it invalid because
it is défective in form and confiscatory
in character. Defective Docause ft
species that itinerant dealers must take
out a license for which they must pay
$50 a month but makes no provision
for a day, a part of A month or a year;
confiseatory because the license fee is
beyond all reason, as it is far greater
than any profits such dealer might
make
Because of these facts he decrees
the ordinance Invalid, sustained the
appeal of the plaintiff and placed the
costs of the oases upon the borough
cakes,
ot
town In
ated that
siature
second.
Aon
his
a
of State College.
BIGGEST
esi
HOG
IN PENNS VALLEY
Hi
MORE HEAVY HOGS,
MORE RURAL STUDENTS
ATTEND HIGH SCHOOT
worry ir
od Hi
reached
at
slighty,
1 ot sa}
i ”
jenrollmes he per tage
when it stood
dropped
it
17.84
to
| peak in 1931
land last 3
16.59 per cent
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CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL
NOTES.
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Admitted during the week:
Larry A. Stead, of Philadelphia, Penn
State student, surgical; Gilmore Uster-
ling, of Butler, Penn State student,
Rurgical; C W. Fike, of College twp.
medical; Ruth Howley. Bellefonte, sur.
gical; Catherine Downes, Bellefonte,
surgical; Michael Jannett, Union twp.
surgical: Irvin Zaleski, Harris twp,
surgical; Lawrence Hamilton, Shelocta,
Indiana county, surgical; Robert War.
rick, 4, of Bellefonte, surgical; Mrs
Charles Winn, State College; surgical;
Mre. Glendon Fetzer, Boggs twp. sur
gical; Clyde MoKinley, Milesburg, sur:
gical: Wm. Jeffries, State College, sur.
gical; Mrs. H. E. Clevenstine, Belle:
fonte, surgical; Mrs. Miles Campbell,
Bellefonte, surgical; Pauline Clemens,
Bellefonte, surgical; Pearl Confer, Mo-
shannon, surgical.
Mre Glenn Tressler, of Centre Hall,
who was a medical patient, was dis.
charged on Friday.
|
jhert 1 ] in Willard, Ohio, since
ter M ; i i ree
il irday,
Mrs
ht as
s by
and was
a
fieses Fay
eved
®
fe
BABO
sleet fell
i Mone
inday and
wing to
instant.
wind«
all kinds
ay and
them
«thers
reason
fire-
the
Te
vn
ited
of
Pade
a Du
eran church
Trauk
{f the cone-
Year ago
h with
ia of
1 Eve
Ne«
Ale
Tioer
L841
Lowis,
nent of
Annual
New
elaborate
ernor Pinchot built
of highways in twenty.
two months prior to November 15th,
last. He however, failed to state that
while the Governor was building roads
he was also building a political mas
chine calculated to further his political
ambitions, The Governor and Secres
tary Lewis at this minute are asked so
explain why to become an inspactof
one is obliged to have the indorsexent
of a local Pinchot leader.”
| Asphal
Orleans he
how
i
Eave
Gov
A Very
a
unt of
6.643
ax
miles
About forty years ago a number of
“Fresh Air" children from Philadele
phia were entertained by various fame
ies In Centre Hall, Among the nume
ber was Joseph R. Laird, who enjoyed
the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs Henry
Boozer. Last week, Mrs. John H. Puff,
who at the time mentioned was Mrs.
Booger, received a call from Mrs. Ceo.
Clements, of Philadelphia, and her mise
sion was to Inform her that the lad
the had entertained was now & mine
ister, the pastor of a Methodist church
of which congregation she was a meme
ber. Mrs. Puff readily recalled the
youth and recited incidents that hape
pened during the time he was her woes
as a "Fresh Alr” 4