8 i i. £ VOL. CVIII. ARCH CONFER HIT BY TRAIN THURSDAY, AT BEAVER @ENSUS OF AMERICAN BUSINESS FOR 1938 BEING TAKEN DAM business train on the I. & A census of American } Department of Commerce is being tak en in every city, ind township the United States to ascertain wheth borough injury taken eacy year equired The tion rr. Thomas: questionnaire . Thom improvix ment, name er in operation carrying the Gn Ha Kind of businigs conducted or ther rendered, —~whet gmusement Od the Centre riket Pinchot other at view to the east ma wid ng service wholesale, retail, Janeous., and railroad angles and 13 i service, miscel I cross 1 where The each establishment or operation. ithe is obstructed of Type Hot ls—whether al, American or European ber of guest rooms Employment data prietors or firm employees on payredl neares of each month. Operating expenses (not cost of merchandise) Total and wages paid in 1933; erating expenses such est, traveling expenses overhead, and all cept payrell; how tr part-time employees, Net sales or t« Receipts fro from service, ri of meals, from amusement Stock on hand-—va 31 1933, or Supplem ntal round or season-itruck was hit on the front left sid year plan, num- on his way to! by his fat} f Spring Mills, fo Confer mill operated tent. Mn the saw C. A. Confr, a load of A number driving four at this crossing, been was pro- er, ¢ Of number of number t the 15th i also o r i numbers, lumber. cf years or six and Narrow ago a teamster| was there hav 3 | horses killed gince CRCR Des ncluding salaries other op- inter- £ i of Oo 1 many from «« lisions, all as rent, advertising, Sn —————— Ap i expenses ‘X'1y HH, ROSS, MERCHANT AT | $y avroll pals " . o . much of payroll pald LINDEN HALL, RETIRES, After havi bee 3 ana other vender Linden Hale beginni n a a I tal of gen Hall Ross retired ng of 1} st | time sold his | merchandise to I<onard Wil- ul trackman, operating receipts of merchandise rentals, from aale y places of sale eral mercl iso neariy fifty from Yours the m sions t« ISINness admi Ween il lue of merchandise : > of nearest inventory. i Hi OT onty represen Dec facts ww much 3 reall total receipts reit Ness sales EE A ADVISES SEED CORN TEST DUE TO EARLY NOVEMBER FREEZE PNT youd Oars Ww heat produc follo 4X gern +} inal pract {ow filled w ro box with sand ng it moist ten days MARRIAGE th F Glenn V Ruth M LICENSES, Snow jes th method by . . usa wn m Kenn Sinclair Shoe eg cloth is spread out, kKer-j ; Edna cloth at first Goodyear intervals WE the » or two inches, i hen roll from one end to making what is known as the Rag This is kept moist and in place until the sproutg have com- d to form. Any method is sat- jsfactcry that produces a good strong sprout. The sprout should include both the root and leaf stock. Blaney urges that these teats made at an early date as it may difficult to find good seed near planting time, on : sO Lemont Htruble te Walker : ole in sides the oth f TWO NEGROES PUT TO DEATH IN ELECTRIC CHAIR, MONDAY «ar, Dott warm menos a Philadelphia (of slaying a man in {before Two Negoes, convicted a robbery shortly Christmas in 1832, pald with be | their lives Monday morning in the elec- pe | rio chair at Ropkview penitentiary Sterling was strapped in the State's electric chair a. m. and was pronounced dead at 793 a m Robert Harris stepped up to the chalr KISTLER, OF LOCK HAVEN, five minoten miter ane at ng TO SUCCEED GEO. H. EARLE 0 dead { Joseph at 7 1.09 (From Sunday's Public Ledger.) Harris was convicted of the murder It Sedgwick Kistler, of Lock Tlav.|of Charles Downey in a robbery, De- our | comber 17. 932. Sterling pleaded and determine en, becomes, as has been rumored. next Minister to Austria, Pennsylvania guilty as an accomplice again justify her reputation for Judges, sitting en banc supplying diplomats for the world's im- the degree of t Firat Yonire portant posta, i! rs Gogree the oan ast two - doth in hot spots of REVENUE GAINS INCREASE swrope. They are Gorge H. Earle, IN ALL LINES OF BUSINESS id, who recently returned i to Vienna, | | nd William O Bullit, America’ t! Denoting gains in| ymbassador to Soviet Russia. industry, internal Many Pennsylvanians have the first vr. Earle as envoys at Vienna, among year ghowed im nom Henry A. Muhl nberg J. R over 1833, acy rd ng May, J. Glancy Jones, Henry M. Watts, at the Treasu ry. | (rariemagne Tower and Frederic C.' manufacturers’ excise taxes Penfield. showed surprising gains. The total in Russia the United States has amounted to $246,036,740, an increase iwwn represented by such emin nt of $106.831,143 over the year b fore Pennsylvanians as Levett Harris, J-s. The sales tax on gasoline was $136,714. Buchanan, Jrhn R Clay, Wilkiiam Wil- 000 for the seven months, a gain of; kins, George M. Dallas, W., W. Chew, $62,263,000, an increase of $4,041.200; Simon Cameron, Andrew GG, Cut'n, tires and inner tubes, $18.070500, aj (hales Emory Smith and the famous ¥ain of $5,967,000, and aut mobiles and | Charlemagne Towef. | rln: $14.834,000 an increase of $0. Oth r distingished former d'pomats 838,000. trom the Keystone State Include: Rich- Corporation tases of ard Rush, Albert. Osllatin, Jeseph showed a loss of $50,760.325 and indi L Ingersoll, Jotn Welsh, Andrew W. vidual income taxes of $160,774,515 Mollon, Johin Welsh, Andrew W. Mel. | Were $22,289,038 higher. . Jom Bayard Taylor, Jokn G. Lei h-| Distilled spirits and other l'quor taves man, William Potter, Wayne Mac [for the first seven months nny untad Veoigh, Lloyd O. Griscom, Honry Fito $120547.00 ns compired with $4. Metch v, A. Loddon Snowden. Cyrus 370.500 for the year before. 13 Woods, Alexander P. More, I win ———— 7. Laughlin, Roland 8. Morris, The President informe! Rainey that te will ve'o the Pitman bill providing for the cosh payment’ of the bonus. three} i to found will : . | © Crime, it was murder State Tw A AAAI SAO Today Th envoys © s firs unquestionable virtually all lines of collections for seven 1434 neTeas revenue months of portant to figures released The prox eded fiscal f¥nchot on Monday announced him. wolf a candidate for United Ftat's Seaator, and says he Is a candi! ts against David A. Red. Te Repub! fan are simple minded if they nomi. Ss —- | Today, the fella who 1: piving hiv bills is abot the best sort of on Inil al {vidual one can meet. a him bE ’ HARRY B. (BING) DIED STOYER SUDDENLY IN CAR sated in his i clerked ane At health and Armagh Late that was O63 the years time of officer of townships nigh Heaton fter viewing inquest tisa scene an that 1» sudden was at ruled Tha body NECOSSAry. loath wis tributed to heart Funeral lees wer de t Roedsville, a oan HET ———r——— BIRTHDAY PARTY HELD BY BELLEFONTE ELKS 1 - A ENTERTAINED 8, 8. CLASS, F y ~— CENTRE COUNTY CONCILIATION FARM-DERT COMMITTED W. Lig Baltimor RNe-establi a h [ArMErs Ban wit creditors 3 To stop f farm and he 4. Assist a E34] ments UNNOCeRSATY ov MIVA Plors ’ 1 nna thelr delist, § compost of ————————— cs lp Mp CANS BROOK TROUT PLACED IN 3 24 f fron s y fot T'% "res sms a Uh AAA AS Grenninger . BIRTHDAY 8 Wire present at SURPRISE DINNER. 116% 1s hele t ~ 1 a Ww. Z i 2. nor ¥ Sr wel Zorty's Kate Breon, Bower, Aaronsu Hoslerman, M Mabel Bower, o rg: A. OO Hosterman Bara Mr. and Mrs. Theodore and Harold Breon, and Mrs. Harold Brungnrd ir: Mr. and Mrs, W, CC. Luse Hf Hagan and daughter Mir- and Mrs. R H Zerby and Doris and John, Misses Maud, and Henry Zerby. of Hall; Irene Zerby, Clearfield; Miriam and Frances Zerby, of Hall, A AA ———— Mra M L 8 B re Coburn? * wer Mosterman ireon, Lena of Co Mr aly R. Mr children, burn ; Haober Mrs lam, two lesale, Centre Eugene Centre Rev. I. Sturger Shultz, a Presbyter lan minist:.r, a former Centre Hall youth, wag on the alr Sunday evening over Station WDAS as speaker in a pro gram in memory of the late Emmett Welch, famous minstrel. Welch's workers on the program which he con- ning for the last the final tribute. at Wales, year were heard in Rev, Shultz Is located North Montgomery county. HORSES SOLD SATURDAY; BIDDING RAFPID; 0 TEMP. en ibd & 44 At a temperature of close (0 Zero Fall Wil Gruenewald gold twen- Saturday afternoon at the Centre sales barn, ty-two South Dakota horses at an «rage of $155.45 rine horses and mules in the lot, and every animal placed on the block was At the clree of the sale there were seven animals unsold, The bid ding was spirted, as th. average price avs There were twenly- a number of animals were sold at pvi- ate sale. A Jdetalled account of the sale is given balow: 150.00 150.00 375.00 357.50 176.00 1328) Frank Liester, Lewistown, 1.... Floyd Britcher, Mifflintown, team Chas. Griab, Mill Hall, team, .... ¥. Britcher, Mifflintown, 1...... Frank Liester, Lewistown, 1.... Geo. Lahr, Centre Hall, tam mile ssassnnse 28000 287 60 117.50 220.00 1.5 147.50 FEE BERT ERAN Clinton Thompson, Mill Hall, 1 J. B. Fleck, Julian, team. ....... Dan MBler, Lewistown, 1....... Dan MBler, lLowistown, 1....... C. R Kephart Re'wreburg, team 315.00 I. 8 leish, Lewistown, 1....... 2000) BE. M Smith was the auction er and Daniel 8. Daup. clerk. INCLUDE A T projec Yi 4 nufield ne Mes Mansfeld moan « TT? © ompiete medica unit armo Wellsboro waplete medical ry. #4 drill } to £ 5.000 faock Haven, er ct administra ing, $40,000: Clearfiled, com- $65,000: Lewisburg complete cavalry post, $65,004 Sunbury, $65.000, adjoin present Li siete cavalry post, complete cavalry stable, ————— A AAA S. A. T. C. SOLDIERS WON'T GET STATE BONUS Hundreds of were members Training Corps ineligible for jors’ bonus. A provision of the bonus act cites them as not being «ligible to collect the bonus uniess assigned to some oth- er branch of the army service during the World War They enlisted in the army as mem- bers 8 AT. C groups at various colleges, Considerid parg the regu ilar army. they were given preliminary and many of them had been P«nnaylvanians who of the Student Army tave learned they are e State $50 000.000 sold- 23 i of of the time tha arme sn sn A MR SAA DEMOCRATS MEET AT NO. § —— 10WN AND COUNTY NEWS. § HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS LAST &. MEETING OF WwW, CLASKIS REFORMED CHURCH IN UU. S HT Saturday month in the 1634, Whe Th sil? rman of me hor Fleisher mtinues 10 under the a prace dent of schools Guy will be a t J the post of inty schools, at 10th. ven JANOT £4 to be held April drive's H+ it automobile 1,021,501 Hcens. ahove the Inst year. regddent hunter's Hoes you to ¢rap beavers betwéen d April 10, both days In hes hegin to roegult. had better Up to Friday insu ¥ 4 {al for the CENBe YOu on iving. 15.000 were anoul same date re you indi Tis Vv A. Del Sey Hall; Hew Elder » read the ) Lewistown, roke her right £11 down A underwent fracture in hie She the Mimflinburg, io Homee the ex. { oun- from which crossing As TUN yew if doesn't for & ald be get. Sheriff Duck nine number 15; lowe 5 vet i y dere | id 1 Ho ‘ ‘ 4 iv i Y i ¥ oniy . { y | JE urd sn es lM A SNOT " BAIRD—FLOREY. eet , Petlefon ts AIRINor ima rl of ) vid ind Amy Luella Mr. and Mrs, ¥. P bore Hall, were united ¥»ntly in are tent into a Street The mes dragged for. injur- i Flore da y of near Cen- novi MA re ¥ BRine 1 1 oa n Cumbwriar hn being Jo friends. A —————————— PRYOR-WEAVER. In Lewistown, Rw. E. J Beaver ma E. Keaper license roads was 11 sections places the roads impassable condi- are puzzied to ad authority has ation 10 anoet WA ontinued la At 4 4 work on wnship 1834, hy [Gis st week In a Pryor, of |of the Stats Miss Vel. |Wwer: tion house - February 15 Bayne, Arthur C Falls. a iaborer, and Weaver, of Colyer, received SOMe Tes left in an almost Road what a supervisors marriage 15, who their know measures to adopt in Lewistown, February travelers, since their been shorn by Je A ————————— OLD FURNACE SITE TO eT > . . he Pvangelicsl conf , " y BECOME STATE PARK| The Evangelical conference opens at York, on Thursday, for its annual pes The historic Greenwood Furnace { gion One of questions under GOB- stacks, In Huntingdon county, are De-|ggdemticn is the merging of the United ing cleared of debris preparatory the 0! Brethren church wit) the Evaneglioal. making a State park of the site. | Rev J. M. Zang. the local minister, will State Forest. Roy T. Morton, Lo-lgo to York on Tuesday, to be engaged gan district, and 8S. T. Moore, who fof | with commitieemyn on preliminary 30 years was an engineer in the State | work The conference usually adjourns Department of Forests and Wuters (he following Monday : are directing the work. The two stacks that remain of the Grenwood Furnace, which was in 3I%33 William and Norris They 20.000 ground pur chnsed from the Logan Company by the, State, Near John Matis wag dischasged from the hospital last Thurs ie abla walk about of eruiches His sister discharged from ago. The v Jocal train hit driving rear are all . Centre and the County Einoe Le aid {and young son the trio erected day Patton stand by Colonel William acres with were f on of hospital some time » were injured when Mr Eame x the auto Matis was the starks the St has &« } A Malm was COUNTY COURT HOUSE the Centre Club at Bellefonte A spirited meeting of County Young Democratic held in the court last Frida, «vening | Charles BE, Freeman, president of the club and wel; known Democratic lead er in Philipsburg, and Edward J.’ Thompeon, Esq. announced oandidste! for the State Senate on the Democrat. jo ticket, made good speches Other! prominent Centre county leaders ad | dressed the large audience. Democrats from all sectiong of the county were pressint and especially large waa the delegation from Philips: burg. Ww a. house A MIM AI ——— CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR MEETING HELD AT MILLHEIM An organization me ting of the East Branch of the Christian Endeavor Union of Centre county was held at the home of Adah Smith, Millhe'm The group present sang "He Le:deth Me." Miss Nina Auman conducted the devotions, The following (flicers we © selected for the remainder of the cur: rent year: President, Adah Smith; vice-president, Margares Miller; secre- tary, R gie Miller; treasurer, Gerald ne Jodon; publicity chairman, Curtis Gren. inger. Tentative plans were made for sulting in the d nity of Mrs wo children, as well a: ae g the three referred to in this less Mp -— Mrs H H Lau) Ji, PENSION PAYMENTS TO BLIND of of commissioners of OF STATE TO START IN JUNE Mifflin county, and Miss Anna Louise Laub, her daught'r, a public school teacher in Lewistown, on thelr way t, State College on Thursday, stopped fr a short visit with Mr. and Mrs 8 W,. Bmith, Miss Laub is a gradu ate of a State Teachers’ college, but de almost continuously taking advanced work at Penn State, - The President's party in Bellefonte collected a total of $740.41 from ode mirers and returned $288.38 to the veloped the Standing 1 lake a park Stone Criek and nearby arvund a sm jurin _————— —-———— Laub, wife of one the board Preliminary estimates place Dbeiween 4000 and 5000 blind p reons in the Stale to be oligible to receive a maximum of from the approprin. tion of $1.310000 made by the BStite June, > To be eligible, the recipient must be over 21, a resident of Pennsylvania for at jeast 10 years prior to the date of application, and free from mentay or physical infirmity sufficient to make! Warm Springs Foundation Fund. The hm or her a charge upon any other Program committce corralled $202.63 agency of thy State, or be an ‘nma‘'e And from this there was salvaged $67. of any public reform or char'table in. 70 which sum is included in the $283 « stitution, and must be dependent. 35, th. net return. The figures Indi: Members of the Mothers’ As-i-tance Cate that the party management $id Fund in vari‘tis counties wil reve al- Not suffer from over sympathy With #0 as boards of trustees of the Bling the unfortunate at Warm Springs. Pension Fund. A cardinal, in perfect plumage, ia —— cluding the "toppy” and black borders Governor Pinchot Inst week namel! ON Wing feathers wae observed by Joha a civillan commision t- |v wimte IL D twiler within the past ten doy and make an analysis cf the company-| The bird's familiar whistle attracted pa'd deputy sheriff situstion in Pern. |2ttention and later he was close'y ob aylvania, This Commimin Is con: |"TV™ along the concrete road above posed of Deputy Attorney General 8 | Centre Hall as the mountain 1 enter pen Lewis, Philadelshia: J. W Med.|®0 The cardinal is not at all common a rally to be held some time in April RA I~ The entre Paroriar 378° 5 pear den, Pittsburgh faal 8 Lehmon Lax Francis Biddle, Philadephia. ual In the dead of winter, : i
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