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VOL. CVII.
HALL. PA.
THURSDAY, MAY
| 93 3.
SCHOOL
iT SEASON
GG. T. YOCATIONAL
COMMENCEMEN
tional
Il be
Voi
exercises wi
h,
The Township
School comment
held Met
Mills, Thursday,
ocloek in the
Y.
Tox
Gregg
IT
hodist
Spring
elght
in the chur
Dennis,
il
Sociology
at one
schoo] and
lege, will
amp
‘Sports
ill talk
Music
itional
nanship.” on the
Sublect,
urnished
orchestra.
Baccalaureate Sermon, May 21
The baccalaureate sermon will be
delivered by the Rew V. Lesh-
er, the Aaronsburg Luther-
an pastorate. The wiil be held
in the Methodist chur h at Spring
Mills on Sunday, May 21, at 8 P. M,
Special music will be rendered by the
girls’ chorus of the
Class Night Exercises, May 23
The annual right exercises will
be given in Spring Mills Grange
hall on Tuesday, May 23, at 8 P. M,
The program consists of a pageant pre-
sented by the class members the
first part of the The sec-
ond part consists history,
clags donors, and the
presentation class
to the
No admission
the commencement
reserved tickets
in
will Tx
the vor 1
Louis
¢
pastor of
service
school.
cls i188
the
as
program.
of the
prophecy,
of the
class
will,
senior gilt
school.
cha to any
rged
actly
is
ities,
seat are
family
This is done
+%
ing th
represented the senior
for
parents «
the purpose of
e f the graduates
OVER
PROGRAM
PINCHOT MAY PUT
HIS ROAD
Pinchot
ture's street
bill to
have the
£2 0600
isla
nance conform
to
tional
nship
State
mile
lass tow
The
aor’
this
assembly gover
over
1 ya ased
163
for
streets
each
num
thus
those
the
at-
of
Himiting
total
is small,
available
the
family
ber
for exercises, dy
to tickets t
reserved
two he
of seats
more’ room for
holding tickets,
are cordially
activities of
making
not The people of
invited to
the cla
community
these
tend 85
1933
ae res am
HIGH GRADUATES
FRIDAY, MAY
enfor class
"ocational
HARRIS 16,
26TH
cominens
ite He de
Wn
will
church
laure
in the
evening,
Lagheran
May 21, by
of
the
Mae
a
ivered
lay
Wagner
Valedictorian
will Miss
will
Rev
he church.
H T.V.8
Folk, while the
Daniel Mothers
has been
y
pastor ti
¢
of 1933
lass be
intatorian
baugh,
choses «
Other membors
Fred
Cora
Mis 18 Grace Kellaway
8 his
storian.
§
Of
the
Dale, Alvin
Neff
Wer
Rishel,
May
graduating
Reese, Wil-
Moore,
yn Lau
Groy
class are:
lam Ia
Glenn Ru
Wini
ma ¢
CNS, George
Kathr
Agnes
Gingrich,
Cy
ed
rove,
88, rus t.
cas,
Thel
"
Cr
o
istina Balley.
‘ommencement
when the
Mr. Dal
take a three
DP. C.
( activities begin
senior
a
~day
ston,
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Baccalaureate Sermon for C. H, H. 8
CENTRE CONUTY HOSPITAL
DRIVE IS ON THIS WEEK
027,400
borou
to £
2090
ining
$11,352,000
aways for
ro:
gha
wnships for
the State
10
to
on
department
ing the
the
mainta
tem
of
h
mil
gl
53 600 es Of
Siate
The v
quired
tax
amount
partment
to
rates
veto will
to
discov
enhance
the LU. B
d
sleet e
§
chang
Senate.
his
i
nanip
————— A RS
Two Couples Joined In
Ha
Margaret
unite
Matrimony.
Paul Keller
Miss
were
Anno
Vary
imcement has
Fred
been made of the
Kline
Shuey
Alder.
Haven,
n, April 12, by Al
4
0% f
Lawrence of
and Miss Louise
at he 5 :
Brungard,
i ftern
Brungard
age
ite College
burg
ML
Oy
POMONA GRANGE MEETING
A. H. GARNER GIVES LIFE
FOR GRANDDAUGHTER,
Jury Finds
State
Driving Car at Excessive
Driver of
Gullty
Rate
Coroner's
a Penn Student,
Speed and Losing Control,
A
Funeral services for Henry iher
of State CO
red when
Boalsbure
near
the
“Ha
and Mrs.
Mills,
inden
‘orl,
arming
until he
home with
nt ocCurTe
raoon Mr. Garner
get his
theroad
playing
Haw
nachine
her bu!
kK
red
noes
A
TOWNSHIP
TEACHERS
SCHOOL,
ARE
i
STATE EMPLOYES
SOON TO BE DISMISSED
ximum
in
}, ¢ it
the
the two
stands
Hao
can
increas:
eduction or
folio
dismissal
and Pinch
opposed fu
employes must
iy ha
Ww,
stead fnet rthe
viest slashes mus
’
departments of agricult
prop.ie
¢
pnd
ealth.
cut
Or
Industry,
and 1
and supplies,
ef the ture
t
whose
the
Pe
IER IRL
mos
stot
or
these aonropriations
and
the
Hate officials fog isl
may
“
got
AT BOALSHBURG, MAY 20
n of
Grange il
Saturday, May
attendance
A rr Conti
held |
at
de.
gular sessio the
Pomona be
toalsburyg,
A
w
20
good
m in
sired
again be
of Spring
The Old Fort Hotel will
re-opened, Reish,
Mills, having leased it from the owner,
W. Frank Bradford. The interior of
the structure is now undergoing re-
pairs and improvements. One or more
rooms will be fitted up to comply with
therequirements of the Pennsylvania
beer control bill, which requires 300
square feet floor space, tables to seat
forty. The equipment for the sale of
the amber-colored drink will include
a modern tapping device, and, of
course, a cooler.
Mr. Reish will not move hig family
to the old hostelry untyq next sping,
but in themeantime will be prepared
to serve sandwiches and lunches, Af.
te xt April he will open the place
full-fledged hotel, He bas had
James E.
Will be Repaired
sixteen years experience as a holel
man, and although he has been out
of the business for hineteen years, he
has not Jost the spirit of the day when
hotels were hotels,
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The Old Fort hote; was established
in the original “Old Fort” soon after
its abandonment as a protection against
the Indians. This was during the lat.
ter part of the eighteenth century,
Later the first section of the present
Old Fort stone building was erected
by the Potters. The buliding was much
enlarged later on, stone being the ma-
terial used. Since its earliest Login.
ning the Old Fort hotel, with few in.
terruptions, has served the public,
fording a lodging place for man and
beast, food and drink.
he
bill,
up
governor
neking
per
SPRIN RALLY C. E. UNION,
Arar Sea have been completed
for the Spring Rally of the Christian
Endeavor Union of Centre county to
be held at Blanchard Church of Christ
on Friday "of this week. The main
theme of the Rally will be “Are Ye
Able to Go a Little Farther for Christ
in the Church?’ The State President
of the Union, Reuel B. Wolford, of
Wilkinsburg, will be the speaker. If
you have forgotten to make your res.
ervation for the 5:30 supper, get in
touch with Miss Anna Stiver, Yooh
Creek, before Friday moming. Forty
cents will be charged for the supper.
The evening session will begin at 7:30,
* A A APA —
The High school graduate is now
having his or her Inning. May they
sponsibility are around the corner,
when thoughts of galety must make
way for serious and desperate think. |
ing.
Sa
A ARM SI AOE.
The traffic light was dismantled and.
scrapped, Tasy week andl If there were |
any regrets, we falled to hear
CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL
REPORT FOR
At the monthly of the board
trustees hospital Tue
lowing, report
8
meeting
of at
day evening,
submitted
held the
the 1
npproved:
in hosptinl A
admitted du
was
and
Number pi
tients
pr.1..48
ring
Number pati
it}
itn
{ may
birt} during month, ,.
Hos
Hello
Moose
Centre Co
State Emp
Loyal Order upkeep
SINGING SOCIETY ORGANIZED.
At Hal
a meeting held in the Centre
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LUTHERANS 10TH CONVENTION
HELD IN WILLIAMSPORT
submitted
{ m
se of four
listed
one
nister.
on Li
year to
They
War
He
muel
i
fonts
TT W
sttor
Wolf
olf,
iroved fare
ovomsbure :
is
Ss
win K-
n
f Bebuek
seventh aonvention
ted iy hu
Lyen WwW. Bo
Brotherhood
iherhood attrac {
and 1
of
ministers
widen the
officers
were
Montouraviile
president, and fol
Prof =
H. 8 Stel
hrove Tr
of
lowing i
Glendahl, 8iats
Tloewistown
and Rn
Lewie EB Cox,
for secretary
for treasurer
Rev. WW. H.
secretary of
faraidents:
ler,
8
lepfer,
of Newport,
and A Hall,
The speaker was the
Greever, D. DD, I. L. D.,
the United Lutheran Church in Ames
erica. The Rev, Mr. Greever repre:
sented the entire church organization
and spoke from much experience. In
part he said, "I do not think our
church is awake to its opportunities,
because about forty per cent of its en.
rollment “is what I would term inact.
because about 40 per cent of its ene
Ive. We lack spiritua; impulse. We
need genuine religion. Think what it
would mean to thie church and nation
if one million Lutherans went out to
win for God those outside the church.
i Personal evangelism is needed for
sixty Bix million people including twen-
jty-five million children, in this coun-
(try, who belong to no church. The
| gospel le the cure for social His’
Selinsgrove,
Williamsport
oc
K
was
Monrose
chosen
Commenting on the present 3.2 beer,
a Texng newspaper save: After taking
MAN HURT IN BATTLE
WITH SKIDMORE THREE
YEARS AGO,
William Fox, aged
ile, died i
morning of
SAYS of
ony
la week in the
Duk
Friday
trent
Maple
Funera
nftern
Avenue hospital in
1d
ii
gervice
the
of whom fe re
Olmes, | ’
and limped |
He
Dutton
Ho
turned t
the woods. wen
apprehended
ox, who was #)
affray, had
iliness
ot n
been
hea
anoth
ith
er.
in
since, following
He i
york at the a beacon
Pe his
wife two
and rd,
Os
wered and resumed
ally
for a time
he
childre
sisters,
4 leaves
Shirley
parent
little
threes
WHEAT AT 80 CENTS.
Wheat n
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Brees 3 Tout ¥
Potts
MAN SUFFERS
BROKEN NECK IN AUTO CRASH
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BIT ON ANOTHER'S
SALARY, REFORMER SAYS
sth
SAVE,
&
ln
Huntingdon
ommeoenting employ
Lis BE
Monitor remarks
The I
president
i Ix
BOE
Ty tl
Tax
fr
RAYe 1
inty
spon
atowns-
a 1
tie ©
to
FROTIS
{ reformers,
5
ana
wteris BOM
wiing oalf enoug)
ng i
Wt
rope
taeid
fn
i ———
ANSWER FARM QUESTIONS
IN FIELD DAY PROGRAM
Answers to hundreds of pusling
questions will be given by stall meme
bers of the School of Agricuture in
the annual Farmers’ Field Day of the
Pennsylvania State College, Thursday,
June 15.
A MI A A AANA.
The Lewisburg Journal in its last
week's lssue published an architect's
skoteh of aproposed six-story one-hun-
dred-room hotel In Lewisburg. A
corporation is being formed to finance
the undertaking. No location hag yet
been decided upon.
A MS
Kamp's 8Bhoe Store, the second olds
ext business establishment in Lock
aven, this month fs celebrating the
bth anniversary of its founding by the
late Jacob Kamp, present proprietor
and manager, and Dr. P. RR. Kamp,
well known osteopathic physician. Spe.
cial sales and other events during the
month wil} appropriately mark the
store's TSth birthday. John W. Kamp
ph swig, some of the old: Hiner yeach
the conclusion that
in a sam of Mrs. 8. R. (Wolle) Kamp,
: PY Eng p ih Mills
NO. 20.
[row AND COUNTY NEWS.
=
I ——
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
Bucknell now
permite
iz &
Inn,
of the
mtient at
Biss
visited
ace
nvention
mher hip
one
in
stles.
dl
} M Mary J all, RB vo cldest
tlady hday
4
health
James
good
Edward
here
in
air.
ently
riher de«
gicent
an
re
raduated with
are known
and Mrs,
ited In
dies in
1 school,
close
plates
in
OTK
past
ofl
num
amp.
Hall,
23,
rved by
Friday
athlete
i nicely
1 was palatable to the
riered
rain
the
fon
The patro
-
Mii
heim
y bet
ium of
use of
base will
d aisles
The Ind
theatre ont
showing of
i
all
PT.
tot
theatre
Ary with a
n the hal
in
r
mind
view
to
pinay
ures
BAM
lease the
atrice of the
from the
Williams.
ughter of
of Mif-
disonburg. The
Beatrice Duck,
oxen of
Duck w ne
sndies ¢ graduate
ng school of the
She dn
3
Duck,
young
nurses’ train
port hospital
h and Mrs
¢
is
Norman
Ma
Mins
graduation
WAUINDE
Mr
srmerly of
and sister
ines
mt
twenty six.
of the
said to }
session
1.
bey
pen
gisiature just
the most
and will
dollars.
members
salar
ave
on record
over $e mn on
The
of
et]
the
of
$748,259
printing
ile paid to date sum up to F089
A Hudson-8 sedan, on Saturday
morning was badly used up on the
right front when it struck the guard
posts and cable a short distance be
low the mountain top on the south
slope, above town. Mary IL. Gray, of
Salamanca, New York was the driver
and lone oocupant of the oar. She was
very slightly injured. She was on her
way to Carlisle. The accident appears
to have been the result of pressing
the accelerator instead of the brake.
jaries of and
House,
emploves,
To this
bill of
senators
mile postage
and extra help, was
must be added =a
more than $150,000, ete.
B48.
age,
oR
Measurements have been made on
the Potters Mills State College concrete
road for the erection of gumd poste
and cables. The bhirme have besn comme
pleted for about three weeks, but pro
tection against accidents demands the
consiruction of many sections ot the
posts and wire cable. The
at the end of the concrete
Potters Mills was removed
oe, irae oh State