THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. ITEMS OF More than sever ‘hundred have been trapped in Potter county. Mrs. James Wert, Aaronsburg, weeks. Mr. and Mrs. celebrated the 59th their marriage Wert anniversary The Philip Caris home in ministrator, William Carts, Belle fonte, to W. P. Fetterolf, lumberman, for $1100 of Mrs. Josephine Gibbs, mother of Mrs Clay W. Reesman, died Thoroughfare, N. J. conducted Tuesday; burial cemetery, Claresboro, N. J. frequently accompanied Mr. and Reesman Hall, where were entertained by the Bartholomews Services were in Mrs Mrs they to Centre A birthday party anniversary of Joyce Bradford, daugh fer of Mr Mrs. W. J. Bradford wag held at the parental home one day and last week. the Ww. PB birthday companions participated A special Mrs. ler, a neighbor, whose on the day. in guest was same Ww. now The James Swabb he Linden Hall, First National days ago me owned by Bank, wag George Cartwright of Mos ontemplates to penter, formerly Cartwright « ing and carpenter sists of Mr. Ci ughter, a electricity tracted to he ern heating June” is the m E. Kerlin describes rida, Ieporter tions in St. Petersburg. Flo The between postal forwarded to the temperature March 23 was: in Bt. Petersburg 30, Including both dates, 4 and 79 and 66; precipita. and Mrs Ks home | and high ge range between low range between 62 O1 inch Mr not expect to return to t tion, «ir From Harry home of R Fons oh property Gingerich, The brothera it up to $4500, after for all, at least placing bids. It ig understood the Gin gerich brothers will offer farm stock and equipment at in the near future appen ¥ fro parties which it was a two ottside thelr pute sale From the experience had by life In. ia ew of veter States surance companies and banks. it timated that thousands of dollars soldiers’ bonus money voted to ang by Pennsylvania and other may never be pald wnless the undertake intensive efforts to men to whom money is due. doubtful if there Is a bank or a life insurance company that has been In business for along time that does not have unclaimed funds on its hands, locate It is whe either do not know that money is ayer hem: or else just don’t bosher to collect it. ' “ LOCAL AND PERSONAL, James Brooks is substituting for Al- bert Emery on the local rural mall route in connection with his farming operations west of town. Prof. J. FF Wetzel, who a Gels inger hospital patient for time, was brought to his home here on Sat irday in a much improved condition. The personal Mrs, H. G. Strohmeier on Saturday amounted Almost evervthing good pric . wns some property sold at publi to $4056 brought a very by sale sold ——— Ernest Wagner is confined to bed at the home of his parnets, Mr. and Mrs. Potters Mills, with a bad case of grippe. HI8 school at Tus- being taught by Har John B Clayton Wagner, seyville Flink. again vey ! Mr, Wart, of Monday evening of their Spyker family, the sion having been the birthdays of Mrs Wert and Mr, Spyken Hugh M. lived at and Mrs. ) neay Tusseyville, on gave family een. dinner to members for several and Ralston, who Mifflinburg the Telegraph In State and is ployed in the mechanical departmen? Dally T years wns lo em of is now cated College, the new Centre mes Charles Bierly, the Rebersburg * and builder, who w ger hospita St week, 1 home He is a sufferere rdeni fturn« on Saturday. from =n f the neg « i mail Carvier ! A Contre wat office, ia re covering nicely lot gravel after [sidy it the 3 been a He is urday taken to Monday Mra, Nit- inty 1848, Friday a daugh ind Mary Garbrick and marriage sixty years who died In member of the Zion is In good health and retains her mental feul- remarkable degyvee., Mrs Showers now resides in Altoona. The of the local Methodist church are preparing a pageant for Mothers’ Dad to be given un the eve ning of May 12. and they will be ns. sisted by a chorus of young people and children. The pageant, written by Hev. Bethel «Cook, most impress Ive and beautiful, i= In two parts with {tine different soenes, It iscludeg fif- {teen principal characters, beside the members of the chorus, A more de- (talled account will be given later. A. Showers Vidlew, was celebrated of William tnited to I.it April 6. Bhe ja born in fie tany this oo ter Wiha ago 1622 in William he & a Showers Lutheran churcl spirits, and ties to a Indios F. G, ROGERS COUNTY RE-ELECTED SUPT. OF SCHOOLS At a meeting of the school’ directors of Centre county, at Bellefonte, Tues- day morning, Prof. F. Glenn TNogers was re-elected county superintendent of schools for a four-year term, begin- ning July 1st, next. No other candi dates were in the fleld. By a viva voce vote, Mr. Rogers was unani mously, all 71 directors present declar- Ing for the popular school man. Geo. H. McCormick, of Potter township, placed Mr. Rogerg in nomination. The salary was voted to remain the minimum prescribed by the school code, ~-$3600 per annum. ————— i — MARRIAGE LICENSES. N. Dunlap Stanley BANK LOANS AND BUSINESS RECOVERY Official Describes Efforts of Re- serve Banks to Bring Out Deserving Borrowers— Present Situation Typical elected » Apropos of the part that expan- sion of business loans by banks occu- an ies in the early stages of the business which is Federal now gaining head- Bank official verse. Bellefonte] roc ntly gave an interesting review of Milesburg] the experiences of his institution in this connection. In 1932 the Federal Reserve Banks were empowered by law to make direct loans to individuals in circumstances when they bad been unable to obtain loans from a commercial bank, he pointed out, From the middle of 1932 to the end of 1933 there were 1,286 applicants f loans at the New York Federal Reser ¢ under this law. The great ity of these applications pi Pa, Furnace! amination to for funds for i Warriors Mark! purposes, which ara properly supplied ————— se — as an investment in the busin DODDS HORSE SALE DATE » were mortgage loa r other BETWEEN MAY 1 eeovery way, a Reserve Mervin Louise «+. Pine Grove Mills Pine Mills Milesburg «oo Wingate Harold K. Smith Pearl E. Bloom Leonard WwW. Phyllis 1. tabert 1. Gean I. (Grove Lambert Malone Gilbert Reifsnyder unusual Rebersburg «« . Millhelm Matilda Matilda Tyrone Udge Elmer Fullz Winifred Woodring Daniel DD, Wertz Margaret I. Murrey Ww (irnice « « JPOYE Jort Sandy wed Rosas Clouser KH: Taylor be CER ifiable as commercial, AND Only Fourteen Qualify announce ith Dakota May ween Bank pilcatio in th tive NOTICE, 'O BORILOW er Hall oxXimatlely $34 period of $500 will DOrrowers ams unt, entre more 1 ¥ loaned, outstanding borrow. $806,000 was actuall one balf of many md whi still ¥ 18 3 " mnths later endeavor to n special lank ake For CONGRESS : Clarence R. Kramer of CLEARFIELD Subject to the Rules of the Democratic Party G-L pretecls you with the stendond 1 year warranty PLUS 4 additional years protection against any pose sible replacement cost due to faslure of the sealed -in-steel Monitor Top sn echaniim fe only $5 . at dollar a year! 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Is a reas sumption that eligible borrowers en titled to bank credit dre bel provided for by the commeraial banks.’ says the American Bankers Aseociation Journal In commenting on this episode It Is characteristic, as shown by studies of past business cycles, for changes In the volume of commercial bank credit tg follow behind either con traction or expansion of tivity, says a financial New York Times. This recently in England's where Wis a creased business and mercial log: The RICHELIEU BELLEFONTE LATEST FEATURE ATTRACTIONS Western Eleetrie Bound System Continuous Fhews 2 till 11 P M. anabie as County Key Banl:ovs Degeribing tHe activities of {is cuitural Comnil } Bankers Association H. Otis, says: “Wi ly minded bankers county key bai tremendous f« of bring organize bankers, 4 th 2.501 as ia yément gignaled enlist agriculture business ac writer In the was manifest recent recovery lag between in. increased com- sive possibility ! WO i their } i dantcer - farmer tours are emphasized gz means of other there acqua armors and first-hand knowl. fenltural improvement are working out in practice, #tunity for the key {ry bankers business with methods These give an bankers to and work out new ontact oc ideas.” ani SPECIAL NOTICE Britcher’s Auction Sale ! undersigned wi THURSDAY and FRIDAY THIS WEEK: RCH ir The at his auction barn, 2 of MIFFLINTOWN, on WEDNESDAY, APR. I8 at 10 o'clock A - expose to sale miles northeast FREDERIC MA “DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY" SATURDAY “HAROLD TEEN” Auction Every 2 Weeks on Wednesday (NEXT WEEK) MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY _ Any pes } a 1¢ BULLS ATTLE. LOT OF (OWNS, STIMK AND YOUNG ( “AS THE EARTH TURNS" FLOYD A. BRITCHER {ouiler AU plete informatu ' t : : A tanned fosr it today ceipt of a three cent stamp. Send for it today. Rural Schools City ‘ ’ bn! Vane Partito Summer Work and Schoo! 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