"HALL. PA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 193 ——— v4 eds CENTRE SAWMILL FATAL VOL. CVII. The Banking Code--Its Regula- tions and Service Charges NO. 47. — TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. 5 —— i. - ———— TRUCK CONFER KILLS MISS SUE IN PHILADELPHIA ANNUAL MEETING AGRICULTURAL ASS'N AT PLEASANT oF EXTENSION GAP ACCIDENT PROVES TO HARVEY WERT ————— —— —————— vitisd Young Woman's Request That Her ; . I» agen + Nittany | HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTERESY Ashes Be Seattered Sser Mountain, Complied With. FRCM ALL PARTS Engaged In Skidding Logs, Brush Val. Mun Falls Is Crushed Timber. ley and hy exchinged edt, transferred requirements Johas redeemed, deposited Act, thejor ing with the Recovery in if the compliance Heavy Na ! printed Confer #lop, weeks bank suffered pped and Gap. At contribufion a log the sawmil Howard, Ald Fetterolf, of Madisonburg, | ent, Malcolm Mus-| sinond tres to thi nd located near Rote, Sugar Valley, Gap : x allan t I. Fort. z . : Lo ? JONNBon's Store add f his issue, in | Clinton county Friday afternoon : ye idk ) ¥ tunities, iit Lain n i of Injuries when he fell | of W Cover No individuny for shall 1 tition or clearing Code Contribution: member w neath a at I camp T uniform charges, ot shall tke effect beginning December following i Pennsvivania Bedford county, tions, m an 0 any CIS any ITP Ose, the untie such requests be referred house ds banks local assoct i with un Op er Musser, State College, secretary, and WwW. C proved fatal at the pital to Harvey months and Mr. mill Blair Centre county, order it contributions may be 1t ie “fia # a rs : pi flefonte treasyren Yard arfield w bins nt va ashes Wert, a i Smeltzer, lefonte, treasu LE : rio rmiy by memibwg " ladie hats t B. Bitner, at county, Cen Al be regulated Huntingden county : United States will NRHA per- son or institution wilfull local group. sion the County id Miss § Faro ics Worker, Al the morning se emploved day ding Wart 3 banks in the Wert ha Jeanor Agent, R, C J. Smith reported fell, one By . emtion body d dra Bills of Lading and any Drafts received di- violat ; the rect, there shall be a charge of 25 : efor his per hundred with a minimum charge | BOTI.NE of drafts eived from i I tan ish g his 2 bank other than a tenerve | crushing his chest Night Drafts an only sight . since weviou arrested eyisly i i 1 i, : The owner uck Kewls Wiha Miss fiura 1 1M nitended the fu. Wet i ® 1 wied Baily wa both, ry oO pe Vitmer t Belins. the imkle and by the Home of on logs Friday ! ind entire was engaged in xtensgion a These D740 during people active in de conducted the year, Work B80 the ¢ tard . . vhen he slipped letter or spirit of the Co ¥ n o slip ils : Set Yah “dbed by 10 lhe penaities prescribeaq | Cheeking Aeets, Dally from 8 dquring the past the Ia t hig log on over his chad : ok sards HEE og EE Wer nis . . ated respective district will On res } reports brought out hat truch Act Ete. A M on i \ needing said Feder made 290 X . 3 : farm contacts had been was admitted to the Lock Haven |* tempt to fix it Mp * 4 other of J. at be Mr. Rev, week town, Rev correspondent, tl arge wtih a Banking Hours, bank or 1. Banking M., to Or- { the year. Approximately the | throughoug the bed- the iveloping the 175 4 the during the o'clock Fridays about 3:30 Wiha af roepital ab & ing and afternoon, side Miss and Mrs of Axemann It will fon } 1 ; wifer wu g shal; be hundred, min- Confer Vas a of from 9 pur A excepting holidays nours county in his died 4] His he Deveased and home with ga Grenoble, i } Taco Confer. bot? imum =a wif extension agents in J ACoD onier, Hota vif passed excepting Saturday, assisting 12 and days the 2. Checking balances must & bes There shall be of credit between for houses Credit Information at al} times an exchange information without banks Minimum information to charge than 260. will be madey Charg-}the customer of ‘ the to A er o'clock noon, recognised of Pnensylvania Wo des when i her mother v 5 or y 5 VERTR ago 1 n >} ; i made their throug! Mrs. B. F the Murray Valley. ‘Three Mrs. I). P. Genesee, and exten These as legal § out county . hari his i when, in alighting from state Charge sion service Hall, Sommers and son, funer- of My, Sunday. The one dol who home Bamue] H Mr. and Mrs of Pleasant al of Miss Sue C r, niece Gingrich, Is hiladelphia, on Centre daughter, cross the enire charge business member oredit other home and attempting to women s by a foods -." of at Howard , work, The ]®"® aw a Howar of the High school in 1909, after which Philadelnhis Hal in 1916 accounts Adequate residing nena projects Included work with Bru name Wert of Nepp, of born of services truck Car, be carried in all check. solo! hou in groups In remodeling clothing attended the Aug from t where! ed Otherwise a for banks except home mapagement, construction is 4-H Mr. agricultural work incl in accounts, children » bank has ® graduated 2 bank the the direct Grenoble clothing and club Mrs Wert thine vi services rendered git dbo be follows inquirer Germania ied some hig No charge are $11 : — 51 § 10 0 es will as nursing in gift suggestion Hospital, of not township as mark Mie Keeping for anv m Coupons service charge in Penn more important projects, such drawn (1) which { graduating Reporter for a year at { eting farm prodi production of than 5¢ shall be made ounts where the all of Funeral ral $50.00 ajamount. This charge shall be obliga- o'clock Tuesday mo ning at the Ev-',, in uffic- charge ', rops production, cereal crops, disease : . . balance inta of the and insect control } improve. x the bank os y ‘obur no checks less Coupon Coburn. .“ . : i Yl tf 10:00 HIOWINgE OLrothers AM. fos v has an interest in n 100% DACK ’ miei : » 2y On balance jon bank coupons, irrespective Wer dramatios, rural recreation 2 n { ¢ m ~TI8, nth falls below farm legumes and forage : of in mi AOCOUN minimum «l This cha three cl ¥ will ny Confer, Watkins iM Myers AEi114 lege Glenn, N viilihel Roy Mra tory excepting cases where ange of He red wrge Hk cal church at "isl Mildred Watling the 4 rto is-lient minimum is m ined Watkins 4s + entitles ¥ Gan : . ¥ Len # . sue woeks per t compensate idequately, H the ment testin oo s1 Helen sover CENTRE COUNTY BANKS SEEK TO m——————————— REDUCE MINIMUM BALANCE. SUPERVISORS & AUDITORS f the Cottre oint MET WEDNES. IN CONVENTION + nt | : additional charg For hove . three, Gin ———— i ————— 3 ; : y £5 # . eu io #0 . i ant NEW COUNTY GRANGE OFFICERS FC BE INSTALLED JAN. ———————————— ISOME CIVIL WORKS PROJECTS i TO BE UNDERTAKEN IN COUNTY} - ‘ t 4 vs (% CX who their men. such other a exnendit read. hanke banks In wocount arefully wt when Bank. rived par ing plan ! Shi ¥ 5 oe . 3 = f last w the news the stream : Selinsgrove Min Sings “Smiles™ and | Dies at Masonic Party. aret Holt BEteward rit i dis- firange: Ex Comm. RB “orl Vas : 8 Wee ab 2 mo 8 ington Gra Finance Dade tor Grange Aud W. FB. Rishel ——— CHANGE IN BANKING First National Bank in its regular this paper, in I 'nion in {entire Atherte “ from westing bus. his trees 4 a ® i fxXperience in iness trip Mr " % is ney Lomm Visit ast fifys ould followed Mr this is had personally tained. whenever a of king x ing of treet from vin venue j of ast Ww } A 3 : TON REA oe it dur he 5 ROTI sr " wmrents ' ' I 3 Y ire Insurand sagem fs used people have ferring but the time they have ever an Op- HOURS Contry : ap- ¢ of to mees hi m The Hall pearing in BI0500 OF CHRISTMAS SAVINGS FUNDS TO BE DISTRIBUTED Nearly $40.500 will distributed by Various minks in counts among thousand persons who for a year hnve been setting aside The amount Is nearly $6.500 less than that of lass rear, The Bellefonte Trust company with 312.500 in Christmas Sav. The First National at Cen. the First National at will each distribute ap- $1900. The Rebersdburg Nationay the Millheim bank have ne Christmas Bavings funds A ——— A A ——————— DO NOT BE ALARMED BY RABBIT FEVER The sportzmen of the State have been again unduly alarmed the pose siblilty of contmoting tularaemia from mbbits killed during thd hunting sea son, says the Bate Game Commission That disense Saturday Esq, of sorve Owners county. assigned tg Cene Attorney been made Che v4 fv Walker Raflway re Nolls ready sotice which {= shall in gives banking h not of their own choosing. but named Home Centre io In a change Urs printing and in keep. Ng with the new Bankers’ Code (NRA) and be universal These A. M. to 3 P. M except when t he bang will civge at noon. There will be Sat urday night opening ——— A ————— be Loan Two laws tre coutny WwW. G. serving The of the outstanding ous High in county, was defeated on Penn State's field, Saturs in meeting the Penn State Pregie m Score: Penn State Fresh All-County team, 0. Cente Hal High was represented on the loath by nameély, Kenneth Frank, Vinton Me- Clellan daughter of Sheriff Contre County ow Hunkle, Snyder and found to 5 ye : . " $8 ” > will » Deposits Tuesday night. Centre something like one will be capacity Bellefonte summer a cousin Laura of Centre Hall EE a COUNTY W. CC. 7. 1. PRESIDENT NAM No of hours are allowed by of what- interest dol - The on in any excess initinl step to give Work to its forts ; . e Runkle has small sums weekly Saturday, device No irts of a or more unemployed. under the Eine CWA ind two members of the school board SPE n time pre no nm tim id on deposits, Visions of the forough coun- all-county soccer team made up the varie to bepa on fra leads lar method tional p of 85 or comp 14 ounts shall at i x vlavers | O balances under «on the ayer in met aJad discussed projects which might School he executed. The building of Hoffes commendable project, wel; pool ings fund tre Hall Spring Mills proximately interes; We still bold It's a oo K-evead world be as follows: Witness, Pranklin D with a silver in his mouth championing the cause of the Cotnmon people, while Al. Smith, reared on the sidewalks of New York, stands with Wall Street big interests, Can you beat it? Eee atulate their TaRTTY An meeting of the Centre County Women's Christian Tem- Union held Wednesday afternoon the of Mra. John Ixile, College The object of the meeting was to conclude the unfinished of the which held its meeting county ocon- at Centre Hall In October. Ella B. Black, of Beaverdale, president, conducted the tions. Mrs. Frank Fisher, of Hall, wns elected county president Mre. Codshall, of Contre Hall, was ap pointed vice president, the office made vacant by the election of Mrs. Fisher. Mre Black in a short address stress the among children, imation of Loyay Temperance bands, and Scientific Temperance . be executive board and savings ace 3 Roosevelt born street 8 very day man men semi-an- from made to fol - No al- withdrawals between inter Withdrawals to be deduct At least $0 Interest to be compounded . » spoon was discussed, COR perance was for grade building. Action must be speedy if local unemployed 3 ‘ as a a fey nually Deposits to draw interest 1 as 4 - " f of $ the school nt OTE and irst o each month Deposits ; State aft month are of the to be er the fifth day of each benofited STATE LIQUOP STORES TO BE ESTABLISHED next to he three players, Fred Spyker draw interest from the first a and the busd eas board annual vention Mrs state month interest and on periods from 8 notice will be There shall be savings lowing 300 at the lowed oat Volume III; No. 1 of “The Tiger” the local High school publication, made its appearance this week. The text matter original with the High students, and comprises school editorial, magazine, sports, & and “Fan Mail” Local business mun have been most generous with their advertising support, withe of course, publication be possible. our friends, the code which, if they out, will result in reached that Utopia which seeking. Now if only the humble country publisher can draft something along the lines and get what is due him for multiple fre hands in adl is We eongy bunkers, are able their having we are all ed earliest deposits, Within ately 300 devo Centre s Ont wi Eve. : . das required the month approxim over on state-owned liquor stores wiil ie all with- a charge of 50c for " fs all Wo tablished i er lv fa ouhtis that are closed © established in Pennsylvania, state after The rate far as ac school offi indicated, interest onito Individuals be unl. They v : 30 dave opening als fo sel] intoxicants news tulnraemia j= 2 serious is not to bw questioned there Is no reasom in the nature of why It should not be Pennsylvania. rabbit, that the utiost is taken never to’ import struttion, Aut 3 : truttioy Western rabbits from any locality where —————————" a single of tularnemia ever MAIL EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS. | 20 oti ar ver ag buy rabbits from the tularaemin-infected districts for half what they pay to get them from a jos eality without the record of a single case of tularaemin. A AAAS Personals from the Millhelm Journal. Mr: and Mrs. Thomas 8. Goyne and two children, of Ashland, were week end vieitors in town, guests of Mm, Goynifs parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Gramley, 4 Mrs. Minnie Harter, who waa taken 1 with a heart attack about a week ago, has improved somewhat. On Tuesday evening, her son and daugh- terdn<daw, Mr. and Mrs. HH. K. Hart. or, motored In from Altoona and took Mrs. Harter along back with, thom. W. H. Leltzell, a native of Nelers- burg, now residing in Dubois, has veen in very poor health for the past sev. o and very wv jocnted in the populous and ex- Pittsburg a fixed stale i Loans of licensed retailers, same coly umme Arud the wind in a iomna ®ey form her shall, It shall be the hanks confine o thoselcept in possible sections of the Phil fend 243 a compensating : int ni i $300 mem commonwealth, et work service rendered, we that imaginary bilse and Join whore Can region olee q i Cle . 2 1 which, not to lelphia and out he Legion in except the would store ins: been rental for whe maintain as nothing but —————— A ———— relief economists, are mont any Rolomon Welser, and old-time resis dent Milihelm, now living at Mars ion, Ohio, was called to Millhelm last week owing to the {liness of a relative, He was in Centre Hall for a short tUme and “ran into” Howard Spang- ler, why, had not seen Mr. Weiser for over hall a century, Their mecting here was purely accidental. Mr Spang ler is $3 years of age and Mr. Weiser, iS. The latter has been away from Millhsim for 35 years Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Jacobs were in Centre Hall from Friday until Saturs day, paying a visit to Mr. Jacobs’ moths er, whose illness has been noted In these columns. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs were on thelr way home after a Please ant journey to New Orleans, La, where the former attended the national Sof vention of ice manufacturers, The 2100-mile trip northward to New York City was made by boat, and was de buildi ? has of CH The Mid West Now York State Chamber of Commerce, the United States Chamber of Commerce our own Alfred E, 8B. are willing to surest is the return to the old wallow the gold standard-—In vogue when our property values were cut in Joss than half: the black in the ledger turned to red, and the opportunity to carn ceased, The trouble evidently is not due wholly to the gold standard wallow. bat to keepers of the pool. Since the Wil son administration, that “greatest Sec retary since Hamilton” Mr. Mellon, Has been In the «idle, keaper of the wallow, «but has any one over heard of him “felgrning to eat of the husks fed to the swine”; repenting and re. turning to his home? No, Mellon went to England when the pool became empty: no use hanging around an empty treasury. the twelve the only members of which While Board (overnor Pinchot already has submitted to the Senate for approval, wil} have charge of eeting the location of stares, Department of Property and PADET | has started negotiations pective locations. Philadelphia probably will be allot. ed 10 stores, and Allegheny county a similar number with five or six in the city of Pittsburgh, The Department of Public Instrue- tion wil} have charge of the Civil Ser. vies examinations for store employees. Governor Pinchot's control bills re- quire that the stores be in operation by January 1. Until that time hotels restaurants and ofubs will be per mitted to retail Hquor to Individuals, purchasing it originally from distiller. fen A# woon as the state stores are es. tablished to handle retall trade, the Liquor Controg two Nn ’y new time unted: §. &. to tod prohibited law GCovernnients OAne dis Known University the interest colle sel Postmaster-Ceneral has an-jcould western nounced that no mail deliveries wij be made in the country on Sunday, De. cember 24th, and Monday, December 25, This means that every Christmas card or parcel must be delivered hot later than Saturday, the 23rd, or it will not be delivered at all until after Christmas is over. Parcels, as the public knows may be marked, “Do not open until Christe mas,” and thus be mailed wel} in ad vance of Christmas eve, with assurance of timely delivery. The vast Yuletide increase in the quantities of all classes of mail that must bd handled imposes a severe bur- den every year on our post office work. ers and mail carriers, As a fitting part of the holiday spirit 7 we should all do as much as we © Farley wh in of municipalities) All intere demand br be collected at least quaterly The minimum charge on any Ioan regardicss of size, shall be 50c. (d}) In the case of mortgage loans, aM costs, such as the writing and re- cording of the mortgage, preparing an #bstract or a certificate of title, to be borne by the horrower. (8) In the case of al new loans, it shall bs mandatory that the borrower agree to make a regular or periodic reduction at maturity. Tris rule is to be applied In aly cases regardless of the ze of the loan 19. Past-due Notes In the case of ' past-due notes. there shall be a service charge of at least 25 for the first day except i sr] « the Supplies for pros CANE long to (hy st on {e) wad not less than 100 for each day thercvafter, Heensed establishments will be permit. ted to sell only for consumption on the ty facilitate their service and make their faithful efforts as casy as pos: In fact his life was des- The howl being made by the die hard Republicans that the Democrats scribed as having been a most delight ful Journey, One of the most pleasing Paired of several times within the past ales will Le com: should go back to the gold standard pelled to purchase thelr supplies from is In a way an admission that the Roosevelt Administration could do what was impossible for the Hoover outfit. The President should have the op- portunity to work out his program. Stand by him. features of the trip to Loulduna, fod Mr. Jacobs, was the meeting of Sonator Huey Long, that dynamic force In Lous islana State, ne well as national, pols. ities. In Mr. Jacobs’ opinion, that (wou fisted. go-getting politician fe ths pepe Ple's champion, : #ible. week. Mr. Leitzell in seventy-nine years old and his allment fs cansed by diseases incident to his advanced years. Mrs Leltzell is also very fecble. —————————p———————— The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year. 11. Safe Deposit Boxes~—All mem- berw shall make a charge for the rental the stores, 3 of Safe Deposit boxes, The state will buy the Hauor from “4 18 Stocks and Bondm-~A service distilleries, ciiege of not less than $1.00 shan bo | st — i . nikde on stocks and bonds, sold, pu The Centre Faporter. $1.60 & your ——————————————— A marriage license Wig Issued to George Hutchinson, Pine Grove Mills, and Certrude Almyra CHIL State Cole lege, In Cumberland, Md,
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