S—— VOL. CVII. 933. ———————. ———————— NO. 18, ‘Exams’ Fifty pupils took the High 8 ‘hool en Centre Hall in the Thir- examination t1 High ance school building, Saturd iy 4 . "1 ~ I valde ta ty-8ix of the g p are non-resiaents, A tion amin standard graduation ¢ lem teacher: ‘iibur Rimn Esther St ner CROP PRODUCTION LOAN COMMITTEE OF CENTRE MET crop production Friday evening the lodn committe of Centre cou the office of County purpose of the was to obtain further instruction from J. Clark Lippart, field It appears rul x 1 loans made for thoroughly matter in hand. due to the ity met in Agent Thi meet hat ing at su recent crop production has assimilated hose hav condition This CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL NOTES. Admitted Centre Cou College ; of Potter township Spigelmyer, of Bellefo George PF. of n Milesburg, Lemont. medi Mrs Hels surgical; Rex Harry Chamberlain, 8 Walp Mrs township, Shuey, Esther Ethel Russell Furst Tharp, © ical wdical, Miss Heat Beay Furst State Mill- State on, of er, 11, College, surgical; 4 5 of Bi. son of n ¢ medical; Pugan, of sO Bellefonte Zi med nberiain, of Metzler, of in & week T John Discharged during th Tressler, of Bellefonte Bellefonte: Mary J, fonte: Mrs, Ethel College: Mrs. Wm. fant daughter, State Henry Young State College; bersburg, Mrs Milesburg: Mrs fonte: Richard Boyer, Mra, Glendon Fetzer, ship; Ruth Zerby. of Penna. Mrs. Hannah Smith, ship: James © Shirk, of Bellefonte; Betty A. Waltz. 8, of Ferguson town ship: Mrs. Mary R. Rhoades, of Belle fonte, R. D. Births at the hospital: A and Mrs. Henry Martinson, fonte, on Monday. Deaths at the hospital: Henry CC. Young, of Bellefonte, a surgical pa- tient, died on Saturday. There were 40 patients In the hos. pital at the beginning of the week. C—O MP 5 of Pleasant De J. CO Kachick . Dugan, of ap. or, Rogers, of State Beckinger in Mra daughter, Wolf, of McKinley, Gill, of and College infant of Jason H Valetta Mary and of son to Mr. of Delle. Farmers wanted rain, and they got {ft Tuesday evening and night. Plough- ed ground became bard and difficult to prepare for seeding, and so it was thay farmers wished for showers and k= them. Are Non-Residents Vesta B Miriam auser, in 14, 8 KERLIN HEN WHITE LEGHORN LEADS NATION IX EGG PRODUCTION Contest, ls United States ir ympetition lets the Kerli pions {4 LOCK HAVEN TEACHER'S COLL. HONORS CENTRE (C0. GIRLS of Rebersburg ilriti— ASSESSORS TO REGISTER VOTERS BETWEEN MAY 1 AND ed F. M. FISHER HAS INTERESTING COLLECTION OF CURRENCY OF 6s has an used Fr M. of Interesting ink Fisher, town, collection of fat) currency y Civil the ne was and J.B. pProg- during the days laid \ Fisher, wh at that t perous 1 han at enn BASEBALL, SATURDAY. CENTRE COUNTY £30635 FOR GETS RELIEF IN MAY EE INFORMATION ON T-MT. ROAD NO lM ——— AAAS GRANTED OPERATORS LICENSES! ie ving persons smote nd tt Hal t id Bes Fie }« Janeiro Brazil oman wid, | Port | ollege and Three falled to pass the examination bs M State CN i L.ykens ite Smith Donald { Tomlinson Harry ( Persons Matild Ht A State Col iries valt lege A SA ——————— AGENCY MARYS NUMEROUS CAR SALES Motor sold LOCAL The Hall, recently noted bel George Miller Company, Centre Chevrolet cars as WW Deibler, Pleasant Gap. sport radio installed Krape, coupe’ H. D Aaronsburg, speclal se Ww Baker r. Mil len Hollabaug h, Btate dio installed Ww oy. coach. College, seo i Hert Bellefonte, Bellefonte, sedan rie Boyer, Hall, installed Frank Mallon The company consignment coach, dio Philadelphia, - sedan, on Friday received of cars consisting of two sedans, S-window foupe, and one sport coupe i a PINCHOT'S “SAVING™ ON ROADS, Governor Pinchot all in a (etter sent newspapers in the State declares if the legislature passes the bill to take over 63,000 miles of road, Cen- county taxpayers will save $111.- 150 in taxes, and that the whole State will save over $18,000,000. Of course, while that is true in a sense, the tax- payers wil} be obliged to pay exactly that much tax under some other name than road tax. Bighteen million doll: ars cannot be picked *from the alr it must come from the pockets of the people of Pennsylvania. The Oaverne or is an expert when it comes to jug: gling figures. Two years ago, Pinchot took over 20,000 miles of road, a large per cent. of which has not yet been Improved. He has more roads on hand now than he will be able to improve during the remainder of his term. His saving $111,150 1s all the bunk, to rain Schedule Changed, . EE —— COMMUNITY SALE 5 HORSES, 20 (‘OWS SECOND BIST; Cent others found Valle, and were for Eight horse Ni cash A and a COWS, pul on sold horses solid gingle for $171.00, Twenty heifer The hogs sold numbered 29. J. Frantz hand with tools, were pra sed $225 one for i] two the for and block $50 were and gold. beet The H on cow of Belleville, was again output of handles “Chesp John held a group of bidders busy nodding loth did a smashing The sale attended, ders and Investigators coming fr and In counties, an garden ete Wf too, business, hid om smaller was largely all sections of the county, numbers from adjoining “Jack” Smith was the the general sale, and H First Nationaj —————— AMA DN AIL FORMER ROCKVIEW WARDEN PIES AT LEWISBURG Three after stricken with a heart attack, Stutte. man, director of the guards training school at the Northeastern Federal Penitentiary, Lewisburg. died Toesday night of las; week at hig home in Lew isburg. Mr. Btuttsman was a former warden at Rockview Penitentiary, IA PA —— PATRONS' DAY IN LOCAL SCHOOLS, FRIDAY, MAY Patrons’ Day will be Centre Hall public schools, ternoon, May 12, The Grade School work will ba ex. hibited In thy class rooms of the eles mentary school building. The public Is cordially invited to visit these rooms and inspect the work. auctions L. { of Ebright the lank, clerk he Jonson days wan ) in af observed Friday class work on exhibition in the High school auditorium, There will be a hoys' and a girl's basebnll game with Boalsburg at 3 o'clock. A ham and egg supper will he served in the High school auditorium from Bb to 8 P. M. "The price is 20c; pre- school age, 160, ROOSEVELT'S RETIRING ORDER HITS LOCAL EMPLOYES 5) el going to ranklin from th Democratic "GET TOGETHER" SPEAKER, DR. M. SOCIAL, 8S. KEMP Kemp the Laa- RELIEF GARDENERS FRE} GET YEGETARBLE SEEDS | ] ri dred go ¢ ‘ommitted Families are iiing on the ateds Distributors are 8 Port Matilda, Worth ships Chester WwW 8 ott Cra and Taylor Halfmoon Patton township Eves wn ship Rev. J Gilbert hh = English, Wy 1X: Ferguson township te and the of Ferguson {owns ship; James H. Schreck town shidp: FF. H. Fisher, Harris township I. A Heckman, Centre Hall: C E Bradford. J. BE. Bubb. and J¢ | son, Potter township: J. C D. Strunk Northeast section ‘ollege College enh Cars 4 Hales Lee. Greg Spars Wert, wnship fond OO, Musser, Millheim: A. Vonada, Penn township; and Bierly, Miles tow nship. Seeds included in the pac Stringless Greenpod | Dark ed and Winter {Laucullug Swiss chard, iing broceoll, Coreless Nantes and Chane it carrots, Whipple's Yellow and i8towell's Evergreen sweet Grand | Rapids lettuce, Yellow onion seed], Guernsey Hollow Crow parsnips Giant Crimson, White Icicle, and Chi- na Winter Rose radishes, Bloomsdale Savoy spinach, Early Summer Crook. neck and Boston Marrow squash, Pure ple Top White Globe turfiips, and Am crican Purple Top rutasgas. Each gardener is receiving with his package of geeds a two-page planting plan and cultura drection mimeo: graphed circular, Tomato and cabbage "plants will be distributed early In June. A SAAS. PENN STATE DAIRY SHOW. Penn Btate’'s eleventh annual dairy township: “ KAaRes are Detroit beets, beans Keeper Green Sprout enay corn, Globe the college, Baturday, May 13. ests include fitting and showing Jeattle, judging cattle and dairy jucts, clean milk production, and [4 {INK i Cone dairy prod- milk 0 I SM HAAN, | W. CT U. wil} meet at the (of Mrs. W./ F. Keller, Tuesday ing, May 8th. home evens STONE CREEK KETTLE AXD POE VALLEY TO BE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS CAMPS AA ————— BUILDING SWIMMING POOL I ——— i HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROMALL PARTS FORMER M. E. PASTOR HERE FOUND DEAD, SUNDAY » re 30000 TROUT RECEIVED AT WEIKERT REARING PLANT thousand small were re. the Paddy un Fish me Association * rearing located nt Weikert. The the Federal hatch ery in Virginia and consisted of brown and Another of 30,000 is expec from a nt which is shipment came from rainbow trout ted shipm { SOON State hatchery The Paddy similar to that Mountain rearing plant struction for Game is under