_— VOL. CVII. NTRE HALL. PA. Coasting Accidents ———— Coasting in and of of one child, a ml Asati om— ZERBY—SNYDER. Rufus Zerby and Miss Orpha both Gregg were united in A Cyr yr A. ORY youn Tuesday der, township pile, marriage evening of last week ET J. P.. at his office in Spring Mills, by a ———— U. S. CIVIL SERVICE EX AM. been annou Hall 1933, examination has held of An od to fice, March shop foreman. Blanks can 1 «d from the postmaster giving nary cant: The but no doubt blanks. DOst at i . ta obta 3 ‘entre be entre date © prel necessary t a is not information o DOWer ni ri—— Meeting. Fish and Game Assoc. ill a GG The Sprir Millis Fish ar me sociation Vooa 13 presente ¥ pte About pro Penr St evening Th singing, sent present Wore gram consite monologues instrumental T. 1. Mairs RHebersburg and an Prof also Inge £7 much enjoved Penn orved The ous fotirnal refreshments » presented to Progr Grange the ne future by men Ar Grange time Ts $v of enn State n—— A —————— Pinchot’s 53,000-M The Pinchot plan of having the State of class assume control aly second township roads, introduced by Senator Bennett, Indiana, has been scored by fax groups, members of genera] assem- hy and local officials not only beeause it would give too much additional pow: er to the already powerful department of Wighways bug because a small per. esamtiages of taxpayers would be relieved of taxes on their properties and this would require increased taxes from ether sources to finance the malnten ages of this enormous additional mile agree of road. Phe governor, always forehanded in ging foundations for hig plans, has gor thepasy few wesks been unmerci- flailing loenl officials and espe township supervisors as inefficient and extravagant in order to create sen- sament for his bill, setting a preced. ent for the august dignity of the gov- avior's office, A great majority of persons declare the governor's road plans en om: in the Bennett bills will never in Bellefonte GREGG TWP. FARMER FAILED Sm and implements to Ernest Do sions MoO MEN'S ASSOCIATION | BUSINESS i HOLDS FIRST { ur of the forty members he Hall Men's A Business g cafe Tuesday evi social meet and the strictly rganization, a4 signal 1 1 . of Seaner ol The ward I Ww : Owens re cComapny. interesting n n Oversees 1 ti former h« Before Mr } ive Ow LETTER FROM NORTH ile Road Eill be reported out of committee, the governor better than anyone knows it. but has had the bill introdu ed as a smoke screen to clutter sible passage of the Williamson which calls frr an appropriation and that olan pos hil of HERB TRACTS OF LAND SELL rea] estate of the late Anua M located in Madsowbur and timberland n on i turday in PRESBYTERIAN MANSE NEWS Ae Lars Sponsler f Ever it | p— MOTORISTS, HURT IN CRASH, ARE ARRESTED AND FINED - 4 | sll A—————————— WINS DEMO fh. } WOLF RATIC POST t hean mittee about The entire {or Sth distri comprises Ly aunties inton, Meeks Tioga « BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT IN the 1 nember of has investiga He traveled and ith his commitice alone, has conducted numer. into phases governmmt's activities wun a has ex fenaive He w x leagues or Ola various business hearings ous governmental agencies are cngag- ed in manufacturing which could be to Jocal communities on mileage basis which would reduce taxes and provide thousands of jobs on road and street work. Every city, borotigh and township in the Stat, could reduce its millage an plans only second clasa townships could reduce their taxes, with the possibility of an increase in gasoline tax, if the figures given by Secretary of Highways Towls at the firsg highway investiga tion were true, Political observers at the capital have already started to vesture opinions that with all the fac onal strife, the seesion is liable to wirn with in. sufficient relisf provid In that event the governor would be at liberty to call a soecial sweion and dictate the relief mear iron to be considered aid much of which comes t competition with private busi in communities throughout the moa handising Ten land, The growth of this business has been so gradual that its extent has not been Divided as it is among va it is doubtful If anyone connected with the government has had ang idea of ita magnitude. Certainly congresa has not been aware of i The work of Mr. Rich and his associates in bringing together enough of the facts of the situation to present an offective pleture of the scope of the government's operations as manu: facturcr and merchant should prove a valuabl, contribution toward remedying conditions, It is significant that the mere subjection of the practices to inquiry bas Leen sufficient to elimi nate many of thom, i Yi EMPLOYES HIGHWAY OF STATE DEPT. DISMISSE] the State wi urther re on in department fore Friday en of the vealed on * ELEC - ox. s—————— FORMER BLANCHARD MAN LOST IN ad nication Lvl | r——————— NTS AND PUBLIC TOGETHER PREPARE FOR BIG SALE AT LEWISTOWN They hat their wel enthusiasm ra has never imitated In {the es the will ent with help vaines This wing andise values equaligd no tims in the year-—free parking cinl programs at all the theatres cinl shoppers’ luncheons at all restau- rants--you'll enjoy every minute full night nt in Con- Saturday week ! «now swing tir Merch other spe until BPE. mma A APY I. J. Barnett, weli-known Sandy Ridga merchant, was named foreman of the Centre county grand jury call. ed into session on Monday. The jury had before it forty-five Commonwealth cases, a definite number scheduled for each day. A ——— A MA A——— NOTICE. We, the undersighed merchants, hereby agree to discontinue the is- suance of green stamps (8 & H) on and after June 1st, 1933. We al- #0 agree to pay our share of the cost of printing suitable cards ad- vertising such discontinuance, We also agree to pay our share of any other advertising in papers, ete, as agreed by the undersigned to be meceasary. D, J. NIEMAN CO, Rn 8 BETOVER, BR SHRECKENGAST, A. A. FRANK & BONS, dks GOLDEN WEDDING ) OF MR. AND MRS, } 3 Pe F. of Homan i { or y and wr Margaret, of BE MIB wathleen, Boyd ————— v MINISTER'S TERRIER DOG IS FIRE ALARM IN ‘3 Bost or IH. Reform HOME . viar 3 ‘ m terrier " Tavs noes pet Vi 5 . 3 the yy TE | | i i i AA BULL ON RAMPAGE, ’ Jd | ry } obnoxious y de Th i nt ss—r—r a —— DESERTION, PROBATION AND PAROLE OFFICER REPORTS Wilkins Desoartior {¥ isp i" of Roy P ikea report &. His the authority The first $3887.00 y ntl county n ix n and role officer & nire m : ¥ vi to j= for the Court, who appointment report sum report in his items in his and include postage, $69.00; officer expenses, $50.00, and traveling expenses, $1228. The receipts show a total of $20,162 - The item includes fines, $4104 costs, $2988; support, $8960; restitu- tion, $1489; laying in expenses, $360, together with $1260, balance from pre: vious year, totaling $20,162, Disbursements are: Fines and costs, $7254; support, $9848; rpestitution, $1. 841; jaying In expenses, $360; miscel. laneous costs. $222; balance in bank, $634; ttotaling $20,162, v ———————— DROS 5s ot aA Woman Hiker Dies In Auto. Mrs. Helen Reese Matalavage, 45, of Lewisburg, formerly of Tamaqua, died ia an automobile from a heart aitack while enroute to Milton early Thursday eveningy She started hitch-hiking for Milton, in apparent good health Be: tween Lewisburg and Milton she sig- naled a Lewisburg motorist, named Stapelton, who stopped and picked her up and a few minutes later spoke to ber. She did not answer him and upon examination he found her dead. Her hushand is living in Tapaqua, v ¥ up $2.- to salary, 500 : 00 * i w— NO. 7, [OWN AND COUNTY NEWS; HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS town believed bufiding located on and s and ten 4 cigar fire. Lean ee + v a WAS 2 and Miss wland, is on L. A po Mrs mm «303 WwW. ricts, The movement ave taken hold of vote there MAY districts The ap the 1982 “five ins x sNig ay the three township of y each of in ixty ouniy “ amden, N J Parks and Publi ¥ fOr a Copy « f the « oad t omprehens educational examina mergus one amden, «yetem 78 st 0B. The report eport «hot the Reporte telling mm tdmperalure during January, and ine had become of our winters, when a 190 pas cent article from Old Man Winter's collection was handed us. Temperf* ture full like a plummet and lodged at the mero mark Thursday and Friday mornings. The cold was intensified by storm which drove the cold into every crevice and defied the efforts of the best firemen to keep buildings wart There was a letup of the cold and & four-inch snowfall Friday night. Richard Robb, youhgest son of Me and Mre. CC E. Robb, and Roy Wilkins gon, Jr, both of Bellefonte, were name ed first and second alternates, respects ively, to a cadetship at Annapolis Nave al Academy. This means that if for some reason the appointee falls Ww make the grade, Richard and Roy will be in line for appointment but the Iale ter only should Richard full Hugh Morrow, Jr, son of Dr. Morrow, of Centre Hall, is one of the twenty-five who taok the (xamination at the same time, and while he is not of the threw to rank highest in the examination, hie soore In most creditable. He was probe ably the last to make applioation entrance in the cass and did no had the Hardy pres had he 5 ast Ww K o an average maximi 45 de quiring old-fashion of grees as to what fminary preparatory work,
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