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Attorney
Voters Give Johnston Plurality of 1313.
Prohibition Is Voted Out of the Constitution.
JOHNSTON
Sunday sports won in the Borough o! Bellefonte,
DRYS WIN IN CENTRE.
fon Amendn
Two
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Phil
Jury
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Judge
Ww.
Vict
Mrs.
Clay
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D.
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Tax €
Curt
For
Agal
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Ne,
/
BORO ELECTION, THE VOTE IN POTTER TWP
eighty-eight elect- Following | the vote
and
Hall
hundred
hundred at Tuesday's
Centr out of an election in township
fou and twents :
! iL (:
L
elex
A
Barger
School Director (2
k | 8) 243
Maynard
R 1
John
164
, +3 H
desires for publi :
their
Me
D
gar
{orm
174;
UHmmey,
the folic
wing result
R
I»
ser W. Gettig,
ip H. Johnston,
Commissioner
rili A. Pletcher, R
Condo, D
Supervisor Bubb
B
Collector
Bible,
Fohringer
Tax
Forrest
Justice of the
A
153
Peace —F
I), 186; George Sharer, |
of Eleetion—
A. Henney, R
or A. Auman,
For Assesor. complete returns
Wert's (DD)
(RR) is conceded.
A A AIRS SAAS
. C. DUCK ELECTED SHERIFF
OF MIFFLIN (COUNTY BY
Duck,
sheriff of Mifflin
He
Are nog
election over
John
Ralston
but
Ww
in,
D la
Irooks R
Knarr, D
(2)
Rn
R
Jane
1000
Charles C. Democrat, was
Homan, i elected
Bailey, D
Hagan, D
ton
by a
of
county
plurality of 1000 is a native
Congratulations,
»
Gregg township
fiman (3) | Sheriff select
R {
R
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PROHIBITION “OUT" AS RE-
SULT OF TUESDAY'S ELECTION
F. Keller,
ree of the
’., Bradford, D Three of
A, Miller,
D
six States to vole on
D the Eighteenth Amendment on Tues.
jday favored repeal. making the requis
»
ge Vogt, BR
White, . D
ite number to annul the amendment
ry The
iday
Utah
States voting for repea; on Tues
wer
The
Kentuck's
¢ Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
n
D
MeClellan,
two Carolinas voted dry
Brungart,
in
not Known nt
fact
until ti
decision ls
this time, due to the that ita vote
Flink,
3. Grove,
R
D is not counted ¢ day following
| the election
Fotterolf, B
wt Frank
ollectore
is 2 Heiber, R
PD. Bartholomew,
“IN. Y. MILK CONTROL BOARD
SAYS OCTOBER PRICE, SL70
Preliminary estimates of the prices
i padd for milk delivered in October show
an estimated average price of $1.70 a
{hundred pounds for milk testing 3.5
iper cent. of fat and delivered in the
1201 to 210 mile zone. Milk used in
_ | butter Increased from 79 cents a hun
dred to 81 cents; milk used in cheese
dropped from nearly 05 cents to eighty
cents a hundred, while milk used in
Classes 2-E and 2-D brought less the
latter half of the month due to lows
ered prices In those classes. The
blended price of $1.70 can he compared
to 31.79 In August, and 31.81 in Sep-
tember. The lower price in October is
due to the exceedingly heavy October
production, estimated by some come
panies to be twenty pounds a day to
the herd more than the October, 1033,
yield, The blended price cannot be
maintained at the August and Septem:
ber level with, the increase in deliveries,
according to the Control Board, even
though the present fluld milk prices
are malntaived,
D.
Repeal
Repeal
Lito.
nat
No
106
134
120
122
Yes
59
14
30
44
24
1m
Boe EO Ne
THE SWARTZ
WRECKED
Wm
mikes
POULTRY
NEAR
TRUCK
BOALSBURG
Stats
£1
B. Swartz, of
wlelphin by
so, and
regular trips to
truck, arryving poultry,
retu BT
Hints
and
et one
return trip
ANNUAL RED CROSS DRIVE
STARTS TODAY
The
today
Red Cross
ursday) and
drive
threo
annual
iT
solicitors
or
every
days
home in
will visit
Hal; for contri}
which has f
fox il
Centre Mit townrd a
tfve
Ons
fis Otr¥ed the
imelioration of human suffering wher
the world over
und
omment
Hall
FOUND DEAD CLEARS
I'F BOGGS TWP,
YOUTH
£ 1} { of x
SALOON — SALON — SOLON.
The two your
Ha ’
Be
geting
1g Indies
pened
n
name
artist pu
made
HOT) 8
ing other to most
where Hquid refreshments of
fess Whig! dispensed
a Beilefonte
idvertisement called it beaut
rd
with
and
ends
y “selon.
which we has no connection what.
of
SOOVOr beautify.
But all’
with
these young
been changed
the business
faces ‘setting’ hair
and
ing
well
#
that well ay the
Beauty Salon conducted by
jadies. for their sign has
to
of luck
from “salon.”
them the
“saloon” and we wish
beat
MI MAI OSS A S5.
SEVERAL VACANCIES IN 1. KN
MARINE CORPS TO BE FILLED
The Marine Corps has several vacan-
for young who oan furnish
recomendations thelr good char-
acter, and who are physically sound,
between the of 18 and 30 years.
sixty-eight seventy -four inches In
height For the ambitious young man
who likes to travel, is fond of sports
and ig interested in knowing how other
in of* the world
live, work and play. and how they are
and especially the
cles men
as to
ages
to
people remote piaces
governed,
man
through
bhranchin
ean joy
feel tha!
world
Marine
Post
for
young
w degires to Improve himself
dedtromm of
fields were ha
life the
he getting al
Applicants may
education and fis
2 ut into new
an and ne same time
ead in the
write fo the
Station, Room
Philadelphia,
ia
Recruiting
Office Building.
information
Corp
Pa.
Et ————
HALLOWE'EN PRANK CAUSES
ACCIDENT NEAR MIFFLINBURG
An obstruction of corn fodder six feet
high, built in a highway at Ray's
Church, near Mifflinburg, resulted se
riously. An Essex sedan driven Ny
Miss Bertha Hackenberg, accompanied
by Misa Rose Tauro and Mrs. Helena
Snyder, stopped near the obstruction
to permit 4 man who happened to he
near the place remove the barrier.
While he wag doing so a car driven by
a Mr, Huber, of Shamokn, ran through
the obstructon and struck the Essex
car, resulting in a serious Injury to
Mise Tauro, and also damaged the ear
to the extent of $76.00.
A A ML AAAS 00
FERTILIZED PASTURES PRODUCE
ABUNBANCE AND BETTER FEED
Plenty of feed for 13 milk cows and
3 young cattle, day and night, on seven
acres where formerly sheep practically
starved on poverty grass and moss de-
scribes the change obtained by Roy
Wick, of West Sunbury, Butler county,
from the application of Hime. acid phos
phate, and manure,
CAMPER,
SUNDAY
ALPHONSO SWAGEL, CCC
KILLED AT BOALSBURG,
Alphonso member
Bwagel, a
(. camp No. 656, at Colyer,
ly killed
at
at Boalsburg,
the intersection
noon
Fort wirg Pinchot
road
lesson In
1}
entered
right
ne
over
n the ¥isher
who
4 Thea
youth, like
Mo.
Me-
njure
tussel
TRUE BILLS
FOUND BY GRAND JURY
fhe
wtaff
the
of the
found
jail Interior and also the County C
ihe rs
in
SIT
missioners
ives for the
LIER FAnes nterior and
House
MARRIAGE
Watson
RBunday
LICENSES,
Bellefonte
tellefonte
BE
snnis Moriarity
Hawk Run
Fowler Hawk Run
George OC
B
Deibiler Furnace
Furnace
Penna,
Rosella Penna.
Harpster
Fred D
Dorothy
Houser State
MoClenahan
College
Centre Hall
Nittany
Nittany
Roy 8
Bertha M.
Ww
E.
tarner
Cunsalius
Ralpy
Mary
Dreese State College
Houserville
Ea
COURT OPENS MONDAY:
42 COM. CASES PREPARED
Attorney John will
Struble
District Love
present forty-two Commonwealth cas
es to be tried at the criming court to
open on Monday. Twelve cases are
booked to be heard on Monday, five on
Tuesday,
seven on Thursday.
eighteen on Wednesday, and
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
¢
James Searson back
from the Huntingdon
where she underwent a rather
operation.
Mrs
ome
{to her
hospital
serfous
in
Report comes from Miami Fla. that
Mra, Ada Butz, who went to that city
from here a few weeks ago, Is a nos
pita; patient.
George M, Cooney, of Colyer. was
taken to the Lewistown hospita; on
Saturday, suffering from complications,
His condition was regarded serious
Glenn Tressler, who underwent an
appendicitis operation in the Lewistown
City hospital, Is again at his home
here, and is Jovering nicely.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. Smith, who
are living with Mrs. (Dr) A. OO Lieb,
in town, recently celebrated the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage. Cone
gratulations,
Philip Musser, § years old, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Musser, of Pleas
ant Gap, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs,
H. B. Fye, of town, on Saturday fell
from a wagon and sustained a frac
ture of an arm above the elbow and
also dislocated the elbow. The youth
war taken to the Centre County hows
pital where the proper services were
rendered. The boy accompanied his
futher to a corn field on the John De:
9,
9, 1933.
HOUSER—~MeCLENEHAN.
ulet wedding took place last Fri
th
fit
Pp
He
ind
making
will up houselesping
when they intend bulidi
Hy
wned
WASSON-ALTUMMINGS,
Wasson and Miss
t
cribed to
Hine
——————— A —————
Hed
{ ross
Demonstration
Pool,
Life-Saving
a. Gleanland
Hed Cross
network
casting Company
M.. Saturday
Hall Miss
of the State
1 Centre
rf Pe College
Red Cross
series
Hyglene and
Courses have
of the American
ent
Home
Such
teaching =
Care of the
een given
period of ars in various ris
3
ana
Several ye
of the chapter have been found
very profitable to the women who have
taken them
The Rol; Call activities in
begin Friday with a demon-
of methods In Life Saving to
the Glennland Pool. A
number young people there
been trained for membership in
Senior Life Saving Service of the
erican Red Crosse. This service is part
of the Red Cross program to make
water sports not only more popular but
safer,
faniilics
Cole
as well as to their
Risty
lege will
stration
ba
held at
of have
the
Ame
MM lr Ss.
Harleuts, 2ie,
order to correct a which
no good reason
lation, 1 hereby give that hair
cuts in my shop remain at the fi mer
low No in
price P. Geary,
Centre
In
for
rumor
has gained circu-
notice
price of 25 cents, raise
is in
Hall,
——— A A MIT:
NEWS, PERSONAL, ETC, FROM
TEACHERS COLLEGE, LOCK HAY'N
Mise Anna
Lock Haven
fia Brown,
Class the
al a given
Curwin H. Btein, pastor of the English
Latheran ohurch, in honor the
Laitheran students of the college. Miss
Wert demonstrated her ability to
cite readings while Miss Brown favored
the group with a vocal solo,
¥
prospoct.-
he
Wert, a Freshman at th
T. C., and Miss Wane
member of the Junior
school, entertained
of Rev
=.
n
at
tea
mame
at the home
of
oe
Misses Bertha Sharer, Anna Wert
and Margaret Delaney, students at the
the Lock Haven 8. TT COC, spent the
week-end at their respective homes
Miss Wanda Brown, a student in the
lock Haven 8. T, C., has been elected
Point Secretary of the Girls’ Glee club
of that school. It is her plan to award
points for membership, holding an of-
fice, and for special work done. At
the close of the semester the three
students obtaining the most points will
be given a prise.
Miss Margaret Delaney was given a
prize for being the most humorously
dressed persom at a Hallowe'en party
given by the Women's Athletic Asso:
ciation of the school. She was dress.
ed as a little Dutch boy, her costume
being made from newspapers.
Walter M. Wilkinson, student at
flock Haven 8, T. OC, was singularly
honored by being elected unanimously
to the office of Art Editor of the
Praceo, annual school publication.
“Jack” Guisewhite, student at LL. HK
8 TO, spent the week-end at his home
in Rebersburg.
laney farm, near hore, where the noe
cident Fappened.
AI ASB
The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year.
——,
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
:
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
ough
past
and three or
Nn as many
ashington,
Centre
rived hers
10 exers
returned
make
idea
the
n Sep
Bullet!
#33. This
weekly 9
pera
tL voetuk,
» patient
the
Aaronsburg
o Hyle Wolfe
ocoupied
Stover
farm in
sale Was
ed was but
nu
ad beer
Mrs
Office rege
effect
Lewisburg office a few days ago
retirement of Owen
i carrier, the tals
ras absorbed bY
Wa post of
served directly
re
oihee
Post Department's
HCY was put into
when following the
Berkensock i
we rye
ritors Dy
from New Columl
and the
the
a CTARTrrer
fice remainder
from
Lewisburg
The annual thank-offering service of
the Woman's Missionary Boclely of the
Evangelical church of Centre Hal, will
be held Thursday, November 28, af
7:30 P. M. A play entitled “On the
Yon Side of Little Pine” will be pre*
sented. There will also be several feats
ures in The public is cordially
invited attend. An offering wil be
lifted for the benefit of the thank«ofs
fering collection
sONg
to
Visitors from Philadelphia at the Ja«
colby Sharer home, Centre Hall were
Mrs, Christopher Miller and son, Chriss
topher, and iatter's friend, Mise
Edith Bensor; Mr. and Mrs, Ceorge
McCann, Thomas and Frank Hutton,
the jatter's friend, Miss Helen J.
Davison, Howard R. Baldwin, George
W. Fry, Mr and Mrs. Vicolek and thele
daughters, Misses Meriam and Engas.
The three ast named ladies are vocals
and entertained and their
hosts with several
the
and
iste guests
selections
from
Seven
On a return a hunting trip
through the Mountaind, Thurs
day of last week, Lawrence Mille: and
former Sheriff Yarnell, met with an age
cident where the Tusseyville-Colyar
road crosses the Potters Mile-1loalse
burg concrete road. A truck hit thele
car and the latter landed in an adjoins
ing field. The truck was from Lewis
town and was being driven by Harry
Milier. The occoupants of the car and
truck driver escaped Injury, bur the
vehicles did not fare so good
Dr. E. A. Zeigler, head of the res
search institute work at the Mont Alte
School of Forestry, at Mont Alto, wa¥
a caller at this office on Thursday ale
trenoon, having passed through herd
on pu speaking tour to young men at
Civilian Conservation camps, Dr. Joie
ler was well pleased with the work
being done In the forests, the morale
of the boys, and the fine personality
of the officers and superintendents af
the campg visited. He has been in fore
ostry work during all his Hfe, and foe
twenty years was at Mong Alto. Amis
ong his “boys” are Forecaster TT. ©. Hats
beson, Milroy: Forester A. BB. Winters,
Mifflinburg, as well as the head of the
Forestry department at Rockview patie
itentlary, whose name the writer Call
to recall, Mra Zeigler will bo most
Kindly rememberad by many of ouf
readers when they are remindsl that
before marriage she was Miss Relwes
oa Moyer, who abeut thirty yars age