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A PARTY REBORN.
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February 12
At last
1IOCTRCY
54
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For decades pa
Democratic S
marked eith
tility or tl
opportunism.
Saturday
Of
were
On
Harrisburg
nembers, 108
end
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CONSPICUOL
t
od so
fi rtunes
as the
virtual
platform
Prime «xempilar of
self-sacrifice in the
mony was Warren
23 years of service State Com-
mittee entitled him to on th
ticket in this year of expected success
When VanDyke stepped aside,
was none presumptive enough to de
mand a place. If Van Dyke should
waive his claims to party gratitude,
jeaser claimants were automatically
estopped from rushin with
theirs,
of 1 party
committemen
unanimity,
spirit of
rests of ha
Dyke, whose
the
fhte
Van
on ti
new
Lr-
a place
.
i
there
g forward
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1 the metamorphosis?
CASE
harmony to the em-
of
brought
{factions
What
battled
The answer
form adopted
in the
U
in
OW
Dx mocracy”
State
¥
the plat-
in
committee
can be read
and
the platinum
history
+i Democratic party
ntil
Pennsylvania
1
recently
of
“Whers
flesh
Cor:
others
tered
The
8
hie
“eu
Pennsylvania,
the $
mos
Slate nation
The
Americn
hold
It
sickening that runs through
ares storm this inner strong
feudalism.
the
should
dustrial
w inevitable thas creation
18
y objective
great
he party Pp rsonnel :
at
new
inevitable th sl
i men
movement,
Jospeh F. Gu
Thomas
Rhodes,
found &a
Cros age tion
iead Lhe
H
ennedy,
H
has
Earle
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EOQOSEVELT'S INDIVIDUALITY.
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appralses
States
{ore 37 nated
of
Garvin, editor the
Obs ver,”
of United
that Hitler,
and Toosevelt could meet in one
The American President would
dominated. He has gone
through personal crdeals such as none
{ the others has had to endure. To
keep in public life and to rise to the top
of it he has had to conquer phyysical
infimity with an fron will. This has
given him that exprgsion of smiling
but inflexible tenacity which Is the
marked trait of his countenance. Noth:
ing will easily turn him from any pur:
ose though he is quick to vary his
methods when he sees causes He has
tha power of winning devotion and of
inspirng energy. It has been said ot
him that an hour of his company oan
ii
Sunday
osident the
Suppose Mussolini, Sia-
m
not Hoan
t
act on Aubt and misgivings like a
sunlight cure. He took office, as we
sald, on that blackest day in the eco-
nomic annals of the United States
when all the banks shut their doo™s,
Since thm he has banished a gloom
wisch as a nation so long the most
sanguine and confident of all societing
nad ever known. He has radiated bis
svn indomitable cheerfulness through
the psychology of the whole American
wreopl
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BOALBURG TAVERN
BY FLAMES, THURSDAY
HISTORIC
GUTTED
One of county's known
Boal T
wich brokqg
Wednesday
damage
Centre
landmarks, the shu
by
midnight
gutted fire
att night
ostin
thon
K
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i
jast week,
ml
fro
£30,000 is
parks
iy ii viral } tit
© | GISCOVEDe HOOUT
Thursday morning when flames
I's
Thompson
{
ay \
0 CIOCK
through th yO!
My
Tavern
ind
©
tle
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wi rom
Theodore who
working
was imme
Fred
Li
Vodka
alarm.
Mrs.
her
¥ the
On, vith t
warned Herman Cas-
udent the College, and
William MeCartney, both ers t
Tavern, and Miss Florence Park
Thurman Tressley, employees
was asleep In a third floor
t} but managed
longings from
Thomp nswd
daughter,
of
tixline,
ia it
lodg
the
and
Casterline
ig
his
room © time
HAVO personal b de
struction
A
company
th
:
f te
LB
reso ue
rr help
at
firemen
call
lege brought
State
the to the ten
and
+3
received.
for
wis
after the Wis
the
two
mMesSsaEe
blaze an
ho
sulxiued
to
er
more
comp. vialy
the fir
was foug
ht
before it
irs
A
wind caused
before a ho
spread
brought
TT! stone wa
ing helped
from ting
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BIRTHDAY BALL FOR PRESIDENT
FUNDS RECOGNIZED BY COM,
National Commitiee, the
Fiall the
iy
\
President ve
wognized the funds 1
Birthday Ball the Presi
the children of the Evangelical
Hall, and a few
in character,
Zang, f thi
Oo
forwarded
for ry
cure
fy
i the
om for
dent by
church «ff Centre
y» ball,
oth-
unique
J
§F
wv ba
National Com
this
d
ie
take oppor-
to
for
your
the
which
onnection witn
he national
tremendous
ti batt]
§ Progresses,
Presi
{ond n
having
in
1
vals
of our
will
fication in
part
ship
it
leader
ww th you
grat
an dmportant
activity.”
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DEC.
d
1
AND
wl
EFFECTIVE JUNE
Ps the elects
and
we
Te
under
'
viments n
fon & blind law nr
mule
Welfare,
sf
A
1
rong rt
during
:
ol a
tion ol
stone ove
tone w
a building
were
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CORN AND HOG PRODUCTION
TO BE GOVERNED
BY FEDERAL RULE
=
acres
AVE TOWT: an ay
#
mie
years
Farmers who
of
f or
erage
in
ten
fae
pigs
ro oorn
the last » and
two or more
of
in the same period
. the Fuderal
corn-hog poductin control program,
to given by
farm agent of Ly-
information came
Adj
ingy nn.
8
are
eligl participate in
wi
according information ont
DK
coming
Sloan, county
The
jcuitaral
Wasi
payments
county
through 1 Ag ist ment
Administrator
As
mer,
in
bv nefit e eligible
®
:
1934
with
iy
who signs a contract
to reduce his hogs
$5 a head
FNITNenE
produced
on hogs
per cont
Pp ut
cents
produ
¢ .
¥
ef t
LTE
}
is not eligible par
in wit A
hog
either
and
participated in
the mn
visions he can
3
it the agreement to
produc n in the other
hia average for the past two years,
Farther information on the bencfit
program for which many farmers in
the county are eligible may be btain
ed by applying to the office of the Cen-
tre County Agricultural Extension
Association
not step up his
division over
A —
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN OF
THE COUNTY TO MEET
The Democratic Women of Centre
county will hold their first meeting of
tke year in their club rooms in the
Watchman office buliding, Bellefonte,
next Wednesday evening Maren 1st,
at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. Wayland ¥. Dun-
away, of the department of History,
State College, will address the me t ng,
hia subject to be, “Tho History of the
Democratic Party.” Club members,
Pros tive members, and Democratic
women in gen ral from over the coun-
ty. are invited to hear Dr. Dunaway's
talk and to join the Club in its first
gut-together mesting for construcive
in the coming campritn.
FOR HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION
BE
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Appearances
nia
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paper
‘ tht
ing was nite
taken 1 ntre
Friday
OH
evening, where ahe
tied o'clock
The
GETe
4
funeral
£1
Service
Wns
yftern
nda
1 Wty
the Rw. RC
the Lutheran
Gap. Besides
and
ot
conducted by
interment made in
4
nt Pieasant
tha parents, the foilowing sisters
Vida i
3 seard a
rot! survive Phvyliie
ore
ty
or and Ea
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FARMERS. PRODUCTION CREDIT
ASSOCIATION MEETING TO-NIGHT
Any toronted In 2 loan on
inform
farmer in
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¥
fF
i
a hanes
et
fy r
auch
14 this
the Court House
speaker will
th director
county, Ae Corman,
Mili= this is the
only meeting scheduled for the county.
loans will be
»
proceed
fn Tree ing to be he
av)
er, wd
$e ad
ning
An
will
n Bellefonte able
alu
Harry
At present
present
18
or (entre
of Spring
Interest on thess
pr cent
rate
EN a Ma
COAL TRUCKERS LIABLE
FOR MERCANTILE TAXES
taxes the
renewing
truckers
In collecting mercantile
Department of Revenue
ita drive to bring all
within the tax laws
Insructions sent to mercantile ap
prajisers emphasize that such truck:
ers areliable either to the mercantile
or gross receipts tax If the trucker
buys coal at the mines and sls It
to customers, the department ruling
classifies him as a dealer and ro
quires him to pay the mercantile l-
conse tax. If the trucker ia engag d
only in the hauling business he is li-
able for the groes roceipts tax.
Mercantile appraisers have boen di-
rect 4 to Investimte and classify oll
in
© ny
mercantile tax rep rts from those at
ive as dealers and reporting to the
department thes names of those en:
gag 4 exclusively in hauling.
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Well, anyhow, half of ground hog
wenther is over, if that is any consol-
fli n tat
BOALSBURG CIVIC CLUB
SPONSORS QUILT EXHIBIT
The Doalst
ganizali
ure live or
on ne
in n
exhibit on
quilt
cational school bu
sted in the work
presented
The
Cid
anged. i
two
» forms
a
from
LBL
re!
artist
$+ We
wo quilts
Mi
Melrwe
Morton, who was
uf the Home
ol
ie judge 4
assisted by
K
Prizes
Miss
Departmen,
varded
Dal
Mevye
Wink
onoimics Sintoe
g follows:
1s
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Mra
Miss
Mrs
H
a
i Rozella
“nd
rd 4 {(Hev.)
a
Ww wed in
ple
was
The antique quilts
Tho
wy
made
re
t 100
Mrs,
the
a separate room olde
Charles
well,
and is owned
It wus
known Spare sisters
Another exhibit,
ert Bail
five Year
by
Mrd
Cousin
VORT'S
Segnor, by
owned by
pleced
Other
Mrs, Fob
ninoety-
were
3
y
iN abou
n exhibits
4%
by her
of Mifflin
Tohn
COUNnty
ME. AND MES. J. B. CRAWFORD
MARRIED 50 YEARS AGO
oy cosial
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$1
, of
Mrs.
Miller,
scene,
Wester a
n
Ww
©
nwford tirother
m
Fm
th
home
ia appeared on
in parish was
1 white
presented
fully decorat
The bride o
#
long
of ve
1
#
REO
low rosoa,
in
was
#
a hask
went west 1582, ang
to claim |
14 He wus =
of Samuel Crawford and was rears
the James Buchanan farm, near
Hall, When a man he
in sho tacking, bul the
years prior to July
retired. were
A postal service in the
offen, Mra Crawford
living, namely, Mrs
Milesburg, and Mrs
Mills,
indebted t, Mra OC
Mille, for the
having had
prior
» hack
ter February
1884
i
i sm
od on {
Penn VRng
enghged 1
las
Nn
twenty-seven
1536. when
1
he was
in the
Pree port Poet
upeent
{wo sisters
Tammie Keller,
Ida Williams, Pine
The Reporter is
Krape, Spring
this article
quaintance with
thelr marriage.
fines
Grove
A
in
in
facts
ac
to
| sl
ths couple
al
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PENN STATE COLLEGE IS
CELEBRATING 5TH BIRTHDAY
Pennsylvania State College on Friday
a the
of the day on which the first group at)
ohsory seventy fifth anniversary
students entered the Institution in
1854,
Although the oilege
1856 its doors did not open to =tu-
dents until four years later. In Feb:
ruary 16, 1859, the first group of sixty:
nine stud nts were brought in sleighs
from Spruce Creek station to Old Main,
the building that housed the college
and whicy, was then not yet completed.
After hauling their trunks to the
upper Hors, the students wire each
provided with a stove for their rooms
and two candles a week for light. Now
tre school has 45600 students and AHfty
major buildings devoted 3 education
purposes,
founded
wis
“FLARE” VIOLATOR PREFERS
JAIL SENTENCE TO #2750
Willem J. Gearhart, of WR edeville,
arrested Inst week for not having his
{treed equipped with “flares.” prefered
ta Jail s-ntenet to a fine of $2500 and
costa, and wae pocommodated by Jus.
tire OC. W. Slack, of Centre Hall, on
Thurstay, at which time his cas. wus
hoard
A mumber of others charged with
tha same offense app ared before the
LOCAL TRI-HI-Y ADMITS
THIRTEEN NEW MEMBERS
Hi
cal Tr in CTEar
nided
the His
on Thursday
afdmitted
scl embly
evening, there
I meni rs
is the thas the
ul
fs
it
in tho £1 Ol A
thirteer
¥
mention
feeir
hand
the cl
ti organiz
a per
alr.
Vt]
members of o 1
were 1 ( i €“
Miss
The
the
it
pre ir
§ in
Haines
Tri-Hi-Y
need for
for girls to that
The “Tri
all ‘round
bers
training agencies
which ft
The org
Y-—are under
M. C. A. who
organization
After the induction service
Ww
movement ou
of similar
the
name
organiza ions
Hi for
glands f
of club
and the
hureh,
of X boys
in the ir the
development 1 mem
spirti, mind, body main
school,
BOTVeOR,
Hi-Y
ret
and Tri-Hi-
of the Y
thelr
anizatior
the lation
fssue pormits for
the young
oon
refresh-
e engaged In games, music
1
eR © ne closed with
ments
A ————— a —————
MORE SUB-ZERO WEATHER.
Tw ¥ : 1
t week it
iL Was gl
(OLLEGE PRODUCES LAMB
FOR PRESIDENT'S DINNER
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REPORT OF THE CENTRE.
CLEARFIELD CRIPPLED
CHILDREN'S CLINIC UNIT
During the
held eight regul
elght half-day f
At clinics
ye
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¥
ft howe Ve
x
©
} a
a
examinations
There lave been
operations performed, forty
applied, sixty-five X-Ray e
(given and six hundred sixty-fia
jotherapy treatments
tal hospitalimstion for crippled «
during the year was 1940 4
Beginning wityy Juna 1
Siafe ald for the clini
ministered by the Stale Department
Health instead
the Welfare
Deparment
ono
=
f1y-1we
p
¥
given.
AVE
1633,
¥ a has been
of
of State
as formurly. This has
made it possibile to eliminate some of
the fleld workers since,
the State Health Nurses
follow-up Ww vk for this
In this more
ir
their places
do the home
class of pa
tints Wika money will
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
a
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL P ARTS
NAS
Tn
Deen
very
Cc
¥
ington, 1.
the
week
Miriam,
HLT
ri
Coburn
has
Co=
in
Inegrove,
county Ww
entative is
te legis
repre
the State
man and r, Mrs
Nieman's Department
in New York City
for thelr
D. Vide
Mamolen,
slore,
it
rr
ing
GOUE
of
Miliheim, are
mak spring purchases
#
if. Ox Fo. Wagner, principal of the
Bast Penns Valley High sohool and B.
A. Tyson, an instructor in the same
school continuing their class in
at Penn State,
3{
are
logy
peycho
The
Burnham
ol
apenecd
o 5, in
with a re
Bids will
bids will
tuminous
bridge on ite
replace
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NBArrow Is
is {oo bo d
ie 3
Or
siructure
Mar i
enti
COT
rete
)
on 2 ihe
&
nin of i
nclude
the Cefie
Conferende
hum will
church,
tins,
8
En
i
i
Ne
ty eo
wed with
injes by
part of
and equi
have been
o pounds
ror
I
ax
moved into the
Bradford &
mil The
recently by Lester
hwo moved into the tenement
Old Fort farm, owned
He will conduct
April Ist.
1D. Roosevely and Mrs,
: au visited the North-
eastern Federay Penitentiary, at Lewis
last week. The Presi
the wife of the secre
traveled In a
looking over
went on 10
owned by
r firm's
ar the
wis vacntnd
Ww
whe
Bradford
beginning
day
nnd
treasury,
After
the ladies
burg, one
dent's wife
’
LATY the
aimall roadster
institu
ithaca, N
the {ion
Y.
of Germany is being
onduct £ the
paradoxically,
held
new
available for the oO
however
need
finding
be
more |
clinics wil} to bo as
nurees are many cages |
needing onary
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(HINESE COSTUME PLAY BY
YOUNG PEOPLE'S MISS, SOCIETY
The Youn Pe
of St vhin's
Missionary Cir
ples
3 lical’ church
Evi
present
Monday
30 }
i
le
{
costume
ruary
as fellows
Mr, Wong
w
Je
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Chines
Feb |
ja
of Centre will a
Hal
play,
at
evening
26 o'clock The cast
Donald Ruble
Mrs Wong Ruth Zang
Madam Wong Angeline Hess
Two Chinese Maids, Lillian Bend x
alinunns .s us 1dlilan Rickert
Mal Tsung (Mr. Wong's daugh-
tor) uth Hartley
Mr. Ii Reuben Rickert
Laila Elda Doris Zang
Mary ... Marie Snyder
Dorothy Evelyn Hess
Margaret Ontherine Bender
Lois Ruble
An American Maid... Geneva Hess
Mr. Walter lee. ... Jay Runkle
Two Chinese Men Servants ee
Francis Snyder, Lawrence Bender
M¢, Hu «evs Bruce Hartley
Ev iryone is invited to attend. An
offering will be lifted for Missionary
purposes,
On Monday Postmaster General Far.
ley announced the follolwng appoint.
ments of acting p emasters in Penne
wylvania: Bast Pittsburgh, Georg. V.
Beoch: Harrisburg, Ramsey 8 Back
{effective February 28); Johnstown,
Frank J. Studeny (appointment of
The ¥ with
1s
Tis
foreigners, we are
i= but reversion
instinct. One deg not
t distrust strang-
taught nt
all those who speak
color @iffery
brought Pp to hate
hv wever
ans atural
be tol 10
1
d is to be
d
ton
frist
or whose
Fg
OWN
fr
Fix J. W
te
Zang is attending the ses
Pennsylvania Conference
Welfare being held ag the
Brunswick, Lancaster, Feb. 20,
He will vist the East Pa.
of the Evangelical Church
which is being held In Harrisburg this
week. During his stay in Harrisburg
he will vist with his mother.
Vv
ne of
on Social
Hotel
21 and
si
oa
A postal card recived from D. C.
Mitterling, who is taking baths at the
Hot Springs, Arkansas, health resort,
sys: “Weather fine here; today real
warm. Lawns are green and some
flowers” Mr. Mitteriing left Centre
Fall th. day preceding sur “18 below”
present from the weather man, Cone
sequently, basking in the southern
olime, he knows nothing of what we
went through.
Three mesmbers of the Woodward
CCC camp wore injured last week
«two of them in pursuit of their dally
labors. On of these, Elmer Benner,
son of Mr. and Mre. W. W. Benner, of
Woodward, was cut In the Jeg
wielding an axe; another, a youns
man from Reading, Vincent Kohler,
eplit a knee cap with an axe; and the
third, a young man named Shirk, from
Laurelton. had the thumd pulled off
his right hand when he attempted to
hold the drive shaft of a water pump
Mra. Warren Worth Briley rescinded);
| Justices and paid thelr fines and costs,
Monaco, Oeorge WW. Weinman,
on the camp tracty while the mole
wae driving it,