AUGUST 10,
~ VOL. CVII. NO.
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS,
| HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROMALL PARTS
1933.
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"CENTRE HALL. PA.. THURSDAY,
CENTRE HAS TWO ROAD
PROJECTS UNDER S.
DETECTING DISEASED POTATO
VINES DEMONSTRATION
124 MEMBERS
NINTH
AND GUESTS
HORNER
IN
REUNION
Grange Fair Committee Meets 5%
sSMULI
AS
a A A ASI
HOY SUCCEEDS HARTER
FISH
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UNDERTAKER NEFF'S SON
NARROWLY E¢(
§
:ROUP OF 320, STUDENTS AND
FRIENDS, VISIT ROCKVIEW
“PEN” AND POTATO
CLINTON
WELCOME
0, TOBACCO GROWERS
FED.CROP REDUCTION
bacco
to an
Dunn,
mittesm
Charles
OI -
linton
district
it
Loch
84 LOT
ement mm
Haven
the counties of (
Bradford
under
contract
Lycoming, Tioga and
Tob
the government
stroy one-half
age based
the past and will be paid
by the govirnment for the idle land
Several of the local tobacco grows
ers not only had thelr ruined
in the recent hall storm, bunt also
of their other crops, and in several
cases the entire tobacco field was
ploughed and harrowed after the
storm, the split tobacco plants being
turned under for use as fertilizer.
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James C. Edwards, 21 of Philladel
phin, member of the CO C, C, camp at
. ¢
LOCO RIOWEDS the terms of
wire to des
of thelr tobacco re-
the
years,
fas
on tobacco planting of
three
tohaoco
foliowing a plea of guilty on charges
pointing a gun
REGISTRATION IN
INCREASIN
DEMOURATIH
STATE GREATLY
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GIRLS IN CAMP AT
HECLA PARK FOR
GLAD
DECKER REUNION.
UAL LW Ker Unione
i } oF
F. W ) Ker, pre Miss
kK. Milroy. sec'yv ress
ing
Mary
The
Mr. and
Mra, NH
and Mrs 8)
Lingle, J W
Spring Mills; Mr. and
Mrs, Harry MoCauley, Mill Hall: Mrs
Dean Meyer and son Richard Mrs.
Margaret Bucher, Catharine Vonada,
Clam Dunkle, Lamar; Mrs. Wilbur
Decker, daughters Jean and Doris, of
| Millkeim: Betty Bowden, C. Lee Bow.
| den, Westmont, N. J; Mr. and Mrs.
Miles Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. L.
Decker, Frank W. Decker and son
{ Clarence, Mrs, Margaret Finkle, Centre
{Hall; Mr. and Mrs. Schnure, daughter
| Shirley. Millheim; Mr. and Mrs. Ww. 0.
[ Rearick, daughters Risie and Mary,
and granddaughtors Helen and Marg
| aret, Milroy: Ruth Walker, Centre Hall,
| and Mrs. I. M. Dunkle, Bellefonte,
i AIAN
Contractor David Balley, of Mortis.
dale. has finished pouring concrete on
the new road leading from a point
| near Martha Furnace across the moun.
were 1 Mra .
W. Decker
£ Shook
attendance
Mr. and
Decker, Mr,
and family Ethel
and daughter,
Decker,
foe
Decker
een in building for two years.
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FOR PA. WHEAT
FARMERS—PROVIRDED!!
#2.500, 000
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OF WHEAT
ON FARMERS
HONS
PENDS LOYALTY
soribed 20 cent, the government
will enter with
to pay 30 cents
the 150 bushels
his average crop). apd the
{farmer will get $564. It plann:d to
have a good part of this sum 51 the
hands of the farmer by September 15,
If present plans go forward with
expected rapidity.
The money to compensate the farmer
for reducing his acreage will come from
the wheat processing tax which is
levied on all articles made from wheat,
which tax is paid by the processor.
It is evidint that if groups of farm-
ers get together and acquaint theme
selves with the provisions of the act
iand join in the movement the scheme
jean become enforceable and product.
(lve of good results,
| Present plang call for the sitting up
iof a commissioner for each area have
{ing 100,000 busrels annual production
{But in addition te the commissioner
ithe government wilf rely to a large
extent on thq fair play of the farmer
and his willingness to co-operate for
i per
i : .
{according to plans, him
| ito an
bushel
I
igreement
bonus
or cont of
per
on {50
in
the
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SHEFFIELD MILK PRICES
21%e ABOVE JUNE RATE
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BEENTERS CHANGE
LOCATIONS NEXT SPRING
FARM Io
WORKS, BURNHAM,
RE-EMPLOY 300 MEN
a A BA
BELLEFONTE PEOPLY
ALTO WHE
DOLLAR DAY IN ALTOONA
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 18
Quaz
TOO
the best Interests of the entire group.
1034 bi
when
A time the peils
$1
twenty-four
imported from
the kits of
beaver population
and
was in 1920 that
beavers
prime
It
of
win
the
worth about § O06
pairs
Can
Year
were
Including
present
mated at 15,000,
Complaints are received frequ:ntly of
damage causcd by beavers from flooding
cutting timber, undesired in water.
sheds, and various miscellaneous caus
wr the damage estimated now to be in
excess of $20,000 annually
It costs the State an average of $26.
00 to trap a beaver, and when trapped
there Is no market for him, the demand
for him by other statm having been
filled. These conditions brought about
the announcement of the open season
for beavers next year,
a Me
If the larger towns keep on lessens
Ing the hours of service in stores and
shops, it will also Jessen the parking
proélem bothering so many boroughs
and small-city councils, At the same
time the closed shop at home will be
a boon for Buck, Sears, Roewnrd, and
other similar omil order houses,
this
is esi}
wd
There is such a wide variety
gold by the Altoona Booster Stores that
no matter
the
to buy it
fageous
gooda will not
prices for Dollar
what you have need
will
an
of course
offered at
Day.
may
of chances you be able
Dollar Day
although,
are
on advan-
all
reduced
at
price,
Pen
Many people will no doubt take ad.
vantagee of this opportunity and select
many of the now furnishings for the
home that they expect to Img this fall,
as well as the apparey and other req
uisites that will be needed for each
member of the family.
Altoona Booster Stores still adhere to
their Tong established policy of urg-
ing people in other communities to
patronize thelr home stores first and
even on the occasion of an event lke
Dollar Day, people are urged to buy in
Booster Stores only those things they
canhot secude to advantage in thelr
home stores.
The Dollar Day values can be taken
advantage of throughout Wednesday,
i { in
organised
np. south
forming
¥ meme
Rioner,
for
each
ng
Beoch
ingneck
Er
ERS
had
ores
but
young
i The out-
iosely. The
and one of
his coop
is
i birds in
5
Miss
Mr
Eliza
Mrs
lef
last
wih Gross, of
town
while
Tossing
the fron
daugh
ter
and Samuel Gross, of
the
morning
she struck
head post the bed with the above
noted result. Dr. Light reduced the
fracture and on Saturday she was tak«
tM to the Centre County hospita; where
an X-ray was made. The young lady
has been unfortunate in having broke
en her arm four times within the
past few years
brok4 her
in Hed
arm
arm
Friday
about,
fag wring
her
of
Three pasonals from the Mitflinburg
Telegraph: Mr. and Mrs. Norman Duok
and daughter, Hazel, spent the weeke
end in Centre Hall with Miss Beatrice
Duck. The latter, a trained nurse, 8
on a case in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Long, . .. Mr and Mrs. H. Lee
Brooks and daughter, Evelyn.of Spring
Mills were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
M., Ralston and sons, Sundan. . ..
Mrs, Matilda Rossman, Mr. and Mra,
D. €C. Rossman and son, Harold ate
tended the Stump reunion held Sature
day at Kishacoquillas Park, Rurnham,
Attemdahce was well over the hundred
@% Booster Storvs are open all day, from
f A M Eastern Standard Tins
mark. Mrs. Matilda Rossman was a
Miss Stump before marrage.