VOL. CVIII.
THOMPSON,
CANDIDATE
STATE
HOWARD J.
DEMOCRAT
FOR
REPORT OF LOCAL EMERGENCY
CHILD HEALTH COMMITTEE
Health
whi
The
mitteee
oy ‘oom
Child
Halil,
borough
Emergen
of Centre h
Hall
}
nas
compris-
and Potter
report
examinat
* H, Ligh
disclosed
effort
non profes.
community In-
©8 Centre
township, ti to
wi
of
1 fn or
¢ following
ve: Complete physical
a4 ire
venteen children by
These examined have
f organized
profession
of
¢
1
al Of
need o “i
the
memebrs
on
part and
Hi
BO
in
cine
a
ig is the
al
f
iar
as we know, ti first
t}
called
great
this organized med:
upon to head up
emergency move-
country
been
*
i
has
and dire %
ment
"we
ha
with
The
eronusly
lin, Mrs
nnd
he members of the committee
ve interviewed these chases have met
very Courteous
treatment
following persons have very
Ww. Ww
PF. Y
gen.
their «
A
I»
2% “Nn
during thi
advisory {
of Dr H. Light, ¢h
dartl olomew,
W. Kerlin, Mrs
rt, Mre. E. W. Miller. Mi: Edward
Dn H. R. White, The following
We acted as volunteers to help In the
fice during the «linlc: Mrs. CC. H
Light, Elizabeth Bartholomew, mabe?
Bradford and Mrs. (0. K Schaeffer,
Later on in the program the moth-
ers wil be organized Into classes for
instruction In hygiene, particularly nu.
trition, in order that they may be bet.
ter prepared to carry out the hygienic
recommendations made by the doctor.
The advisory board would like some
more volunteers for this movement
which is being put over for the ben-
efit of the youth of America. The
board would appreciate more helpers,
Hiease report to the district vice-chair
man. Elizabeth Bartholomew, Vie
Chalrman.
0 1 A MI Ss.
Thieves committing thelr depreda-
tions at supper time have been suc
cessful in Millheimi Both the Spring.
er pool room and tie Brandt grocery
wore entered on successive dads at the
same hour. At the former place the
til wag tapped of several dollars, and
nt the Brandt place a bigger hau was
‘made, between $1500 and $2000 in
woubh--nlso, some merchandise,
Ker
ood -
yen
I,
Fe
& ars
oozer,
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18;
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sists o i
halrman;
Vv
nan
zabeth
:
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vice.
Vv F Good
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LOCAL YOUNG PEOPLE WIN IN
STEWARDSHIP ESSAY CONTEST
Reformed Churcl
is unnipg another
for
on
i
t 7
year
y denominat
ntest this
of four
grou
A
Giron
Ne
First
8-11
Friend
3 8) your
1
hema
World
Making Ww
{rl © Sara
Mille, prize $1.00;
J. Zubl Fi
third Mary
Ha
Around.”
Farmers He
Ruth r mers
1 place,
I, prize, 50c,
“Dr
Stewardship
Miriam A.
$1.00; |
Centre
£3
B, theme,
YNArs
1d
place,
Group 14
13. Schnoder
Japan.” First
Rimmey., Tusseyvi
ond place, M. Jean
third
Tusseyville,
15-17
Christian
his
DD.
in
Bm
Hall
WilHam
0 prize
SICK,
prize, 50; pla i“
Rimmey ale,
prize,
theme
Steward
Group CC, years
¢
Influence of
My
place,
Mills,
Smith
a
Practice Stew
Farmer
Hazel
third
Hall,
4
ia
My
to
CESSION OF NAMES ON
& i fon on the
ited follow
Demoeratle,
Fred Ho
Riley. Rush
inn oh
G fer Pldlips-
township
wh
Le
Ww
Todd,
o
Philipsburs
ho
T
Kson
irwensvil
Philip
mpson,
mij
Thompson
ie i
.L
-
mgress—David Kauffman,
Dixon,
Republican,
John I. Holmes.
D. Styles, arria:
Philipsburg; T.
Clearfield Lederer,
College
David
Frank
Don Gin
Krames
Clearence
Frank
3
A
Senate
umembly
T
reff
£58
¥ roa
Be
HL
| Lyte,
State
Sch er, Reilly
H
Eugene
Kauffman,
T. Dixon
Congress Benja-
Jones, J lanks
wurtz
Note. It Mr
LW
Hoffer,
but should
lhe do so his name cannot now be re
from
EE ————————— A SP SI AIAN,
HOME OWNERS LOAN CORP.
OFFICE, NEW P, 0. BUILDING
The
j Ow ne
}
reported for
$s Yper
1
is
Assembly. will wit
moved the ballot
i
office of the Home
Loan Corporation for this Dis.
in the hasement the
bulidin at Bellefonte,
fr-district
permananet
“
trict is located of
wish
Ra
office
4
;
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| The
er
mer.
y Corpor anxious t
ie
»
se distressed Tie
vice
§
ind ail t
prepa
“ give esi tance
¢
}
Owns
in the ration ipplications or
oans
In that application may
Priss upon intelligently at this of.
fice, you are asked to bring the follow
ing papers: deed of property. flie In-
surance policy, statement of taxes if
not paid, a list of all encumbrances, in-
cluding mortgages, judgments. and all
other liens of record
A PAAR
M E. CONFERENCE IN SESSION, |
WILLIAMSPORT, APRIL 18-28
Approximately, 2,000 ministers, lay
delegates and visitors are attending the
sixty-sixth annual session of the Cen-
tral Pennsylvania Methodist Confer
ence at Willlamaport, this week, son
tinuing until Monday. Bishop Adna
W. Leonard, Pittsburgh, is presliing.
The conference takes to that city dal-
egatey from an area bounded on the
north by New York state line, ou the
south by the Maryland state line. on
the west by Hollidaysburg, and on the
east by Harrisburg,
As 5 AAAI.
The rain on Monday moming gave
order
your
be odd
PLEAD GUILTY BEFORE J.
|
plead gul
Mon
$500
prison
kK, on
default
county
of
«
men
and Roy
in
iunting
1
Lik -
Little
f equip
Yui other
NN
O'Donnell
in irsan
from the
It i= id
such ag one
an
it
LIne
to
i
ween sos
GETS CASH
8% 3
’
BOROUGH AT
EV, SYNOD NORTH AMERICA,
REF. CHURCH AMERICA, UNITH
Aremu
yvihnod of Nortl
formed
These influey ion
have
game falth
hit
ommon
sed of
European
t
America
and they settled
north Mississdppl
133ml
ventually
Lwols
Prag
#1 ing
are
nomunatio
0
«il,
At
ay
i
"i
lems
. vy rilnge
ering
and he
husine
rough
Per.
I at
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HORSES TOTAL 8577.51:
SALE ANNOUNCED FOR APR. 28
WILLIAM HENRY JOHNSON,
i WORRIED, TAKES OWN
1 t ed
sfontie
Metal
early
The
struck
A
tem.
i 8d in
Henry
ermpioyed
’ result
a Bel
Titan
ilfe
home
revolver
the
thie
death,
health.
William Johnson,
$
at §
carpenter :
Works,
rs
in
16
taking
morning
his own
ursdasy at his
sb ¢ fr his
of
first om
4
¢
aS
the to
ot
him on forehead
sri
causin
He
Johnson
io
ge ah
entered right
=
instant
a son of Mr
and born at Zin, He
61 He was twice
His first wife was Miss Le-
After her death he
Minnie A. Stevenson
children, but is sur.
wife, step-daughter,
Miss Ella
Mrs. John
Mra, Ida
Myrtle
Alice
John
pie
wns se. James
was
wis aged years,
married.
nore
married
He
vived
fi
Stevenson,
Mra
leaves no
hie
and
of
by n
a brother,
Axe Mann;
of Pleasant Gap:
of Mill Hall; Mrs
of Watsontown: Mrs
of State and
od
i
¢ sistere
Johnston,
Strunk,
Mincer,
allen
Harvey College,
Johnston Chicago
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SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS
ELECTED IN NEARBY COUNTIES
Mifflin
sunties
and Montour
i
Clinton
former
Union,
P| reelected
superinten
ents of schools,
EF. Sipe, Burnham
term
with
Elmer
elected for
county: salary,
cent reduction.
In Union county, Frank
flinburg, was re-elected.
Guy OC. Brosius, Lock Haven, who
Fas previously served in the same ca
pacity for eleven years, was re-elected
in Clinton county; salary, $3,750. An
opposing candidate was John DD. Beck,
principal of Lock Haven Junior High.
Fred W. Diehl, Danville, was re-elect.
ed for the fAfth consecutive term in
Montour county,
sf ————
CARS AND TRUCKS SOLD BY
R. 8, HAGAN AGENCY
Diring the past tén days the IL 8
Hagan agency sold two Plymouth se
dans and three Dodge one and one-half
ton trucks: Harry Kelley, Pleasant
Gap, and Mr. Wiliams, State College.
each a Plymouth deluxe sedan, and
John Rimmey, Centre Hall: William
Osman and Bright Bitner, each a Dodge
one and one-half ton truck with dual
was re
in Mifflin
n ten per
second
$3500,
a
Boyer, Mif-
hundreds of trout fishermen in this
section an additional nap.
wheels. The parties purchasing the
trucks will build the truck bodies,
ven dimnines ami can ——
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— A ——— A ————
AND THE PIRATES"
PLAY FOR ATHLETICS BENEFIT
(“PEGGY
|
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|
Mayfield
34, and
Bradford
Donald
and
34, plays the part of
bE Woodrow
5p
Horner
3
Frank i
iy
Kenneth
Rube
Mab]
at an 3
5
3k
Burkholder
character roles
i Club hostess
Besides these large
and
leads there are
of mized voloes
dancing chorus,
has
a
singing chorus a
boys’
Mr
der
and girls’
Smith
34
Foust ‘34
property
4 and Robert
managers
a —
DR. AND MRS. KOHLER, MILROY,
MARRIED FORTY YEARS
The fortieth wedding anniver sary of
Dr. and Mrs. W, H. Kohler was fit
tingly olwerved at thelr home in Mil.
roy when more than 100 guests Joined
in the celebration The Kohler home
was beautifull decorated with red roses
in carrying out the ruby anniversary,
Dr. and Mra Kohler's Sar.
and Mary Kohler,
parents in receiving
Dr. and Mrs Kehler
Apri; 4, 1894, by thelate Rev. John W
White. Guests who attended the wed.
ding forty years ago and wers presest
at the anniversary were Mrs Kohler's
brothers, J. B. Bunnell and W. I. Bun-
neil
Doctor and Mrs. Kohler a
number of handsome gifts in ruby and
orystal, in keeping with the annlvers
sary.
Dr. Kohler, prior to taking up the
study of medicine, was a member for
a number of yearg of the Hon, Leonard
Rhone family, at Rhoneymede. He ia
known to many as a young man, and
professionally later in life. Congratu.
lations,
“ selected Carl Burk.
manager: Alice
McoClenahan ‘84,
and Donald Ruble
Bradford "34, publicity
hol buninesg
and
managers;
as
Jack
daughters
ah assisted their
the guests
were married
received
———— A TSA
| CENTRE COUNTY H. §, MUSICAL
FESTIVAL, PHILIPSBURG. APR. 20
Representatives from the high
schools In Centre county will hold a
musical festival at Philipsburg, Friday,
April 20th. The pupils will not be in
vompetition. Like musical festivals will
be held in all the counties in the state.
The entrants from the Contre Hall
high school are as follows:
Bara Odenkirk, soprano solo: Sara
Odenkirk, Geneva Hess, Angeline Hess,
trio; a mixed ohorus consisting of
{Ken Frank, Robert Bradford, Jack Kit.
(er, Angeline Hess, Genova Hess, Ruth
| Walker, Ruth Reider, Sara Odenkirk
Ruth Hartley, Mabel Burkholder.
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D. BRISBIN
9IND
REACHES
BIRTHDAY,
Hall
In
APRIL
Former Centre Veteran,
Experiences Andersonville
Florence ~Remembers Lineoln.
|
Yooh 4
Re
! g
| Mrs
j Mies
i Lane,
: fay
H. J
Alice
West
Mr. Brishin
day, and
interested in
He
many
EY
drove
Boone
£ Loone
Hartford
reads the papers
and
C4
well
ail topics
automobiling
In
he came
own car
in informed
the t
oO he day
en jove and on
1
:
Hartford
goes
rides {
Ur Years
he
unt
f«
fact,
when
h
a — ol A —.
§ HORSES, 4 COWS BURN
IN NITTANY VALLEY BARN
£s
.
»
E B. Vonada, a farmer living near
Mackey ville, in Nittany Valley, suffered
{ between 34.000 and $5.00 on
farm, Wednesday evening
A large bank barn, with
cropa, livestock and several other build.
ings, including pig
Pen, were
Tre farm, which
by Hazel, adjoins that
Mr. Vonada, The Hazel
supper when
ing of the
ly
a loss 0
his tentant
of last week,
the corn-erib and
destroyed
was farmed
farmed b
family
*
tenant
Cle Y
was at
3
a
about 7 o'clock he bark-
dog
ince
wing heard, which usual
anno the approach of visit
As they } ut t
0 soe whe was ap.
proaching. seemed 5 Burs’ In.
to flames
Wn
every
part
¢
of
Besides i antity F atraw
and and
cows, which could not be reached. were
burned. The family get
ting nine head four
pige Mra. Hazel's
LEE
f
i
ontls Corn wir horses
guoceaded In
of
ORC
Ot cattle and
nis de.
Was
#0 WAYNE FEED DEALERS
BANQUETED AT MARKLAND
forty Wayne feed dealers from
and adjoining counties were
royally entertained at a banquet, re
cently, by their company at the
Markland Hotel, Belisfonte,
Ferd Christen, eastern representative
from Harrisburg, assisted by Watson
Laupher, district representative, were in
charge of the evening's festivities,
The entertainment feature was fur.
nighed by W. W. Kerlin, local Wayne
feed dealer, in the person of Fred DP.
Robison, of Curwensviile,
Mr. Robison Is a magician, ventrilo-
quist and ragpicture artist, and pre.
sented an hour of refined and mysti.
fying entertainment.
| The Wayne feeds are manufactured
by the Allied Mills, Inc, with mills in
Peoria. 111; Fort Wayne, Ind.: Oma-
ha, Nebr. Buffalo, N. Y.: Bast 8t
Louis, Ils, and Portsmouth, Va.
3
Over
Centre
tre Reporter, $1.50 a yeas
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS,
4
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
y
I
ta §
i
wd F §
orses
1 Blove
e funer-
at
nd on
Centre
Packer,
tele
Kane
Mis-
in the
had a
gs In
the
lege,
the sey
on t
done under
of
the s@-
Foust Pollers
bungalow was built Mr.
1, superintendent of the Joosd
being
Henry
by
MUTA
plant
given the home
in Willlamsport, annountg
de of the engagement of
daunghtter of DF.
of State College. and E4-
f Sayer, the wedding
some time during the
prospective bride ig &
the College High
class of 1923, and State College,
of 1827. She is at present em-
as a teacher in the schools #t
Pa. Mr. Everitt is a graduate
College, class of 1930, and fe
at Georgetown Univer:
Washington, D
breakfast at
13 a
Was ma
Helen
Foster,
ment
Mins
J. ¥
Foster,
1
fo
summer
Ae
The
of
graduate State
school,
Class
ployed
Canton,
of State
n instructor
{uity, [8
ording
8.
Ax
{John
furnished WY
director of work
the four months’ period
in or since Lig in
November, $230.852.838 was
approx”
Contre
include
to statistics
Sonterville,
relief. during
CWA
option
{ prion
:
‘the was force
i 4
T
month, in
does not
spent 08]
various
$57.71
This amount in
| Federal or State projects for food ree
i! In addition to the above expendi.
ture, 37.500 was spent in unemployment
| relief The payroll for the wpek end.
ing April 7th, amounted to approxi.
mately $4,000, including the Social Sur.
vey and the total number employed on
all was 1115, including 42
women
Projects, ©
imately GO
per
county
inf
projects
Last week's Reporter contained an
item relative to the lumber operations
about to begin by Thomas A, Davis at
Pottery Mills, on a timber tract pure
chased hy Mr. Davie from the Allison
heirs. In conversation with the lum-
berman since then, the writer is ine
formed that the tract contains sixty
acres, covered almost exclusively with
white pine and hemlock. Some of the
trees are estimated to cut as muuch as
fifteen hundred feet and above. Ev
erything on the tract large enough ts
make a 2x4 and over will be cut, it be
Ing unprofitable, Mr. Davis says, to
let. young timber stand where the
growth is as thick and large ag fs the
case in this instance, for the reason
that in felling the larger trees the
younger ones are damaged beyond ree
pair by nature. Mr, Davis, a number
of years ago. worked for the Huyetts
MeNitt Lumber company on the Scotia
timber tract,