VYOIl.. CVI. CERMAK'S ASSASSIN GOES TO CHAIR IN SULLEN SILENCE man who of Chi- in an Giuseppe Zangara, the killed Mayor Anton wounded J. four Cermak and others attempt to assassinate President Roos Miami, February 15, w Raiford, Florida, i the prison ry oF CAgoO, 3 elec 9:00 ¢ velt at 1s trocuted A. M., twelve 4 al at Mon witnes in presencs oO superin tendent nday ht h been The ior nig before ntenced ims 4 vering H. from were Mrs Ey His Gill, ae other M of ig Mar- William Rassell 111 rio Kr Sinnott 18 garet 1 1 Caldwell, of ¢ 1 irove. Fla. whom 1 ——————o——— CLINTON FARMER DROWNED. Jonathan Mechtly 16. for the Creek wed F last 30 township found dead Satur ‘cloc] with his ‘oroner Dir Shoe Haven, gated d ti urred fs kept nearh the aged m LAKES-TO-SEA HIGHWAY TO PASS THRU STATE COLLEGE EXPECT 300,000 GARDENS. Reports cate the ¥ i gardens” cultivation in the spr es assigned a plot 10660 ud each area tilizer a plied by C. funds vided The board made public a tabl ministrative expenses includes w salaries: ar overing of foot Seedy square other equipment the Th locally thry board a garden plots counties, which ¢ i amounts Jed ford $1385: «* Centre, $700 Cu field, $1370; $585; Ain, Minton, Columb rawford, $609 mberiand, Dit $465 $620; Jun ILohigh, $3 tour, $575; ampton, $357; ] “51: $125; Warren, Frank uta, $156: Iv Monigom 634 Perry kill, $1290; — LICENSES ARE GRANTED TO EIGHT APPLICANTS Eight passed examination hicle, the fonte There were no failures. Those who received their permits were: Lawrence Wilkinson, Bellefonte; Robert Hoss, of Centre Hall; James Hipple, Snow Shoe; Jean Roundtree, State College: Mrs. Iee Clement, Centre Hall; Mrs. Glad: ys Jenkins, State College; Kathryn Carpeneto, Bellefonte, ER ——— APF The bank holiday, which is now end. of, gnve us a taste of the inconven- fence which the lack of banking facil. jties can impose. A smooth working bank, like many other noble institu tions in a community, is too often tak- en ag a matter of course, the aver: age citizen falling to properly appre- ciate its worth to him. Now that we may again resume normal business without giving any thought to its prop- ar functioning, let us resvive to speak enly as is becoming good loyal citizens. learners’ motor Ye- in Belle- persons the to operate last test a at given - WILLIAMSON BILL TO SAVE $120,000 IN TWO YEARS FOR CENTRE COUNTY county be approximately during thenext two fong of the Relief Bill, The introduced Centre taxpayers would $120,000 under the provis- Municipal Tax pending in legislature 3ll No Richard saved VEars Willlamson now 100 Will- measure, Senate Senator tamson, Hunting provides wppropri i 15,000, 000 from 1 Borou of $20 O00 Townships tal of $00 (00 (ne of 40 miles i of the require to reduce ta; tax of their municipalities cording to the amount of funds ed from be paid 4 ino the State. The money the State Treaszu: the lox tre SEARSONS BUYING CARLOAD HORSES IN TOWA; SALE IN APRIL orge Searson Tame ON irted NOTES FROM THE STATE GAME COMMISSION MECHANICS LIENS GOOD IN CENTRE COUNTY COURT Three Pittsburgh cases G i sndan ants were ownship Isben otto f tried 8 def in the Centre count “4 interest. The i J. Mil f Harris A Hollobaugh, and I Mohnkern our are focal Bruce Allison Mohnkern Mohn College compl: 1 - ler, t ( t and Ruel trading State Sherman Breeden, ns kern Lumber Company It seems that D Pittsburgh. ww building a in Harris township, near Tussey monntaln, used ¢ on Ww TOURS fo be ns n BANK DELAYED LOCAL WAS NO FAULT OF THAT LICENSE Error In Chief Examiner's Office Brings Apology and Immediate Issuance of, License~First Day's Business Shows Huge Deposits, DANIEL BOOP WHEN HIT [Mifflinburg Death came suddenly Daniel Tuesday March 14, Chevrolet INSTANTLY KILLEI BY AUTOMOBILE March 16} Telegraph, to evening, was struck by couch the State hig his home, whi t ba 1] miles : | DOG LAW MUST BE OBSERVED, ASSERTS SEC'Y MeSPARRAN oho Tye 3 ii J LI Lary the fieenth of got by lav dogs explains State the secrets the citizens of the have thelaw at tt to enforce all as inting camp Bruce n to the All H. Hollobaugh | amount of $35.00, andi 3 ht I. Miller did maso work ame 3 ison tym hep * FIDE x terials vhich company to the labor because § ame | v and ma Br These against paid for, wen! inte pl filed the property ¥ bankruptcy ffs mechanios’ vintiffs liens in these amounts, the defendant and he ownhd the land was erecting the ; hunting camp, but knew noth! ing about the plaintiffs’ furnishing this labor and materials enumerated in| these liens. That they were furnished to D. Sherman Breeden and him alone. The jury found a verdict of $1179 75 for the Mohnkern Lumber company: $209.25 for Allison Fi. Hollobaugh, and $44.39 for Bruce J. Miller, As evidence of the fine spirit of co- operation and unselfishness whivh 1s being given rebirth in the new order and “mew deal” it need only be sald that in a nearby town where three banks are Jocated, it wus mutually agreed among them that all would op- en simultaneouly following the bank holiday: that ghould one recelve its license ahead of the others, that bank would hold off its opening until the others had received their licenses to oben also. We're getting somewhere. ——— A wo. Gluseppl Zangara took the cure for stomach trouble, It wag electric treats Now © mos of trues Bréedon says it on which stone house f i i ment, . ined that their have wa compl been pes. ¢ i “Thin nf 1 envugh to © sheep chickens or other live. killed by that he had to CArTy the himself. This law has made ig possible for the State to reimburse persona in that predicament and it has been a great blessing to a large number of people. "Requests have been made to us that persons who are very poor and who are on the welfare should not be re quested to pay a dog Hewnse., Our po. sition hag been and is that the family that Is too poor to buy a dog license for a dollar cannot be expected to feed a dog for n year, and the dog that is unfed is almost sure to be a killer be- fore the your is up. “It may surprise the citizens of Penn sylvania when I tell you that probab- ly three-fourthg of our killings are dons by Police dogs and it is for that reason that we have asked the Legle. lature to put a license fee of $25.00 upon this partioular type of dog. They not only attack animals bug attack people, and there certainly can be no excuse made In a civilized age for keeping dogs In the State who are dan gerous as that particular type of dos. “About 200000 dogs are not leensed this writing" Of a lot stock dogs, al} cost * * n speed Milts SIGNS SHERIFF SALARY MEASURE PINCHOT M were aligned Boob 1% Homsher senate State Highway reconstruction the iil Depart. finan the borrow the or construction vf ridges The the house dis. other Sterling dealers {ax the was requiring gasoline to soparately fuels it of gos on? the amount the retail price A MO ASRS NIE Ivana The reported hs was the 107.585 deaths low of 1921 infant mortality for the same pe riod also was reduced, with 9919 infant deaths noted Scarlet fever cases in 1932 were the largest in the history of the State, 26,- 121 cases being reported. During the last 27 yearg 411,344 cases were re corded. The increase in scarlet fever was followed by a slight rise in mortality with a provisional total of 251 deaths, at the rate of 2.6 per 100,000 population, Mortality figures for other diseases during 1932: Typhoid fever, 180; whooping cough, 42%; influenaa, 2884; tuberculosis, 51568; pneumonia, 8015; cancer, 10,042; Adis eases of the heart, 23.433; appendi- cities, 1104. Ww a8 year Health on Fri- al 168,202 history, rimen h Depa % 1 % ¥ the 1351 1 OL while 2424 below the lowes the we record measies, 208; diphtheria, 891; —————— A —— CHICKEN-NOODLE SUPPER, The Ladies’ Ald of the Sprucetown M. BE church will hold a chicken noodle supper in the basement of the church on Saturday evening, April 1st, Bupper to be served from 6 to 8 PP. M. Price per plate, 26 cents. Ice cream and cake will be perved extra. The patronage of the publie will be appre Clated, 23, 1933. OUT-OF-TOWN Ad RELATIVES STROHECKER FUNERAL Wi H Stroh er. oO a The tenorts wi —— NATIVE OF PENNS VALLEY CANDIDATE IN MIFFLIN CO. sherri 2 libera! support ¢ Times ont the odueing the wn —————————— CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR RALLY. ¢ { Lamar Man Held for Posing as Ofoer. At a Q Harter TY. Ravme hearing before Alderman C Wednesday Tre court Mol of | week r, of Lama sum was $1.000 th r. who na sin 0 tl of for which ir ie charged wi Tre several as furnished Meer ante accompanied by other ig people youn trajled two Beech Creek 2 who were driving a car ol women _, ie them exceedingly Ha- tate highway patrol they iim, annoyl The arrest was made by the Lock ven detail of the § SHEFFIELD MILK PRICES The 3 sh price to members net be paid the the of ghefM ation, Inc duri Cente nt ne, grade and This the pounds for 0 for the milk A saocd be the operative delivered m ng the month} hundred B the # por ye} with butterfat in per mile Fohruary for 201-216 o 2 milk potinds of air. as 21.08 sold in the wal fore per fr feght, ntiale hundred an 3.59% butterfat game milk in on basia dill ———— SURPRISE PARTY, Nr. and Mrs. H. ¢. MeClenahan gave a surprise party for their daughter, Dorothy, bn Thursday night, upon the young lady's attaining her ninetenth birthday, Members of her class in High school, the faculty, and friends, were Betty Ebright. Gladys Smith, Bruce Hartley, Jack Coldron, Lawrence Hart. lel, Hazel Smith, Florence Brooks, Hel en Rines, Anne Wert, Isabel Bradford, Laura Belle McCormick, Isabel Jodon, Laura Breon, John Spyker, Hugh Mor- row, Miss Agnes Ovary, R. 8 Jaml- gon, Mrs. Royer, Donna Keller. Carl Keller, Fred Houser, Susan Houser, from State College: Mildred Miller, Donald Bloom, Junior Frank, Mr and Mrs. Frank, Mrs W. M. Miller, from Centre Hall. Refreshments were served with St, Patrick's decorations. Mise Dorothy re- welved many useful and beautiful gifts, The delicacies for the ococasion were prepared by Mrs. W. R Bloom and Mra. Ernest Frank, and to these and others who made the party posse, - HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTERESY FROMALL PARTS rit YL SUT rol blue Seranton Marg~ of Millhedm, who mor operation vering TO ranger at operation for Evangeli- ago. iy in wr 7 ol 3 fifteen Young Gelsinger hos- nurses, on V. Hubler, ¥. ed i i Of women who entered the 1 for Grace leased the the Lambert strect, and Herr prope ¥ Tustice LeS~ J. Banks of his vote voted nege 5 lower floor property Thurch will remove May Mifflinburg, the Evan- 8 B W. Ar- he Murs ye College veg if ent ade Harvey. William known numbers ITY, Mo + Departs Pennsyl- f the increase 1 822 o Nel« Mass, an ave 4 wound ondition hae Oren No deo here, hetantial among the First lowing of its He {ter came ibscription, ed wn the ¢ is 10 ro Lewis Company. 2560 and the time swders book running ’ time. subscribers making change Ist, will Kindly n time, there may papef Id as well a8 and please don't fail, sinee assesses (he paper falls Reporter of address pler April vv of $ us In i tha receiving BO 8 be no in ther the new address. Give «¢ new address your and our Uncle Sam publisher each week your to be delivered to you The th Cent Centr ‘onferendeé its ro out off from the Cen to the lraves thé Zang, with six, and two ape al Pennsyivania « of e Evangelical church at sessions in Lewistown Lemont congregation tre Hall charge and added State « This Rev. J. M instead ollege char wok w 1] pastor fi T : A Ave appointments f ¥ es tl rge gi e State College cha pointments, The Harry town, have R. been of weeks, Wolfe fam east of afflicted with an une usual amount sickness during the past six A son. Marlyn, had a severe attack of membranous croup, Mrs Wolfe suffered from grip and wae in bed for four weeks ahd Mr. Wolfe had a severe cold which affected hie throat, The patients at this time are al] improving. iy Wild zee in unusually large nuts bers in flocks and as well unusual In number of flocks, flew over the vale ley in a general northern direction off Friday afternoon. They flew low, and as a rule disorganized, the usaul ¥ formation not being observed. The larger numbers of flocks fires appoared over Egg Hil They were not stingy with their swaks as they flew oved the valley. The annual fishermen's banquet witf be held at Nittany Inn, Friday evening, 6730 o'clock, with Dean Watts As toasts master; and Benator Scott, Reprosens tative Holmes, Congressman Kurs Howard Stewart and J. B. Ross, the latter two members of the State Came Commission, as speakers. O. M. Delt itr, ‘commissioner of fisheries, will exe hibit several interesting films relative Miss Dorothy wishes to extend thanks. - — —— att ate » to fishing.
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