ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST - * - - - . ¥ Members of the Bartholomew family visited Mary Dashem fn the town hospital, on Monday, and her doing well, A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith at the Centre County hospita; on Tuesday of last week, died the following day. None this here, tions, Lewis. found of the section, any will be obliged according to schedule, Methodist ministers in former ministers to change loca- the Conferonce or Lynn Breon and Miss Catharine Wert joined a party from State Col- lege who on Saturday evening autoed to Washington, D. CC. to enjoy the cherry The party traveling in returned home Sunday Lowel] H. Alexander, Belleville, a Democratic candidate for tative in the General Assembly. a garage Dr. H 8 practiced Mills, Mr. and Mrd George E. Meyer and Miss Anhie Weber. of Boalsburg, were in town on Tuesday. Mrs. Meyer came | to have dental work and Miss’ Weber visited with niece, Mrs. Mary Crawford, while Mever called on blossoms. private cars, is Represen- He is a son of th, late Alexander, whe years ago profession Potters operator, at his done, her Mr old acquaintances. The Goodyear g a banquet to local thelr products on Monday noon, at the Penn! Alto hotel, Altoona. * The event wns at. tended by R 8. Hagan, of Hagan Garage, Garman Matter, salesman, and Foust and Harold tubber company ve salesmen of the mechanics Jarnes Bohn. After two weeks nursing the left arm of Donald Gross is much improved lad in a fall bone near the wrist, w ing” Wm, Gfrerer Gfrerer he shattered the provides to the boy being cripple Mr. and took measures for & i Mrs. Howard Crier Jane and Mr N, J; Miss Evel Miss Don Allen week -erxd daughter theams Allentown: and Beavis town, gues and their were Mrs. H LL. daughter, Ebright, Miss Bettie as EE. Barnard, May Queen Margaret West was chosen i students ¢ lege College, soejocts He was Miss attendant Y held gram Service home school at her ning. The ments ir to the periods ladies bre antique tabl, an the amt surrounded by in tl in other mote, of 7 Th, of th the class & “Big 1 Mills, mwiet Flda hav since tl introdue il a eit ot ing h formal and communications more formal than heretofore parties were driving Chevrolet Bogeday, going north and Orndorf south, it the latter's to cast at Old Fort, and at together, being intention go this juncture the cars came resulting In considerable damage being done to the Bodgayn, car. The gentieinen could ly a partolman was called. The dif fioultiew have not yet been adjusted, Mr. Orndorf was asccorfipanied by his wife, and M Bogdan by his mother Mrs. sie Whliams. The latter suffer: ed from bruises amd shock. THe others enon jury. . », - LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Mrs. Dale, wife of Dn. P. H. of State College, attended a D. A. gonvention in Washington, D. C. T. 1. Smit), exhibits a parsnip taken from his garden, which measures 43 inches to the end of the root. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Miller, on Sun- day, motored to Wilkesbarre where they visited with Mr. and Mrd William Musser for a fow hours, A daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Belle fonte, The mother, before marriage, wag Miss Edith Moltz, of Centre Hall. Dale, R, was born on Friday to Anderson, Mrs. Patterson's Sunday school class the loalshurg Reformed church. hold a food de, Saturday after- at Tennis’ for the benefit Phoebe brown of will noon, of the A and from Ny store, Home inches in length oz, was taken Spring Mills by trout, 19% weighing Ibs, the waters near Jacob Sharer, Jr., and presented to mother, Mrs. Jacob Sr, in Centre Hall, Wedresday, morning. H. lL. with a reported much perature subsided Mys. burg, a his Sharer, threatened Tuesday, was Ebright, who serioug illness Wednesday more comfortable, of was on morning the previous as being high tem- the day having WwW. formerly of Ce Ocker, of Harris Hall, to th convention of the Women'ss Democratic of which will be held May 2 Reading. A Russell night sitatirg George ntre has been named delegate-at-large e¢ State Federation Pennsylvania, J and 4, In born to Mn, in town, ations the to SON was Lair, Com and Mrs Thursllay NEOs - forinerly County report There on 1 Did Pi developed taking mother, Rudy, the Centre Wedensday she fine, Margaret hospital ed as getting was along unre children Py and H. aan re 1d Luse moved phi Centre an X-ray the fractt | wiureq assure his right leg at the hospital and on Mor day of to Ws ture was made near the ankle that the bone Knitting FARM CALENDAR. Timely Reminders from Pennsylvania State College * l of Agriculture t Schoo * COLLAR * * * » TO HORSE sible to reach the required depth. OIL, MOVEMENT A PROBLEM 1 ‘ i probl Ever vone i erosion is nad Marked ol siirse of anges curing many Undes ira areas soil movement watershed Problems to n uppliyih fri ture Include r demesti ———— SPECIAL NOTICE Britcher’s Auction Sale! The ndorsigned 86 his au ! MIFFLI WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 Auetlon Ev exn fo sale ast tion NTOWN, o ¥ ¥ arn, miles north ¢ of n ® % i ery 2 Weeks on Wednesday Rickard will be here wily 25 HEAD OF HORKES S HEAD OF MULES of these horses and mules good as tl ¢y Brow ——————————— LOT OF COWS, STOCK BULLS AND YOUNG CATTLE. Any person bringing cows will try and have test chart with them. SOME SHOATS AND PIGS Electric Plant, condition Farmers’ good Fight in Everything else as usual on sale. Come erly as we positively wil} start to sell cowyg at 11 o'clock. i FLOYD A. BRITCHER. iD. Banks Stouffer, Auct. | Elmer Bwab, Auct. IT. K. Beaver, Office Clerk. BALE ALL UNDER ROOF, HENRY T. TODD, SR. FOR STATE SENATOR, HAS FINE RECORD In the candidacy of Henry WW. Todd, Sr, of Philipsburg, for the office of Stat, Senator for the 34th Senatorial District, comprising the counties of Centre and Clearfield, subject to the rules’ governing the Democratic Party at the Primaries, May 15, 1934, the vot ers of this district have a most exc ep- tional opportunity of nominating later on, electing one of the most out standing candidates ever presented for thelr approval, to this important of fice from this district Harry, as he is better known to his host of friends, is a rather because of popular demand than for his personal ambition t« field. He the type feels his responsibility ity, his State and his Born in Philipsburg, he business life at the age of an empoyee in the Moshannon Banking and candidate » enter the political of citlen who to his commun Country. entered is its seventeen as Company, which later became the First National Bank of Philipsburg. Later, he ssfully engaged in the mining in this district, extending his to include the brick busi Mills, the quarry - Salona, on the bor- BUCCt business interest fire ness at Osceola and ing of Hmestone at der of Centre and Clinton counties. Aside rom these activi ties, all of which h, again became business heads as presi. interested At present, of the First National Bank Mills, and the First Bank of Philipsburg, both mn- in fe dent, he he banking business is president of Osceola also of Nutianag stitutions veritabl, « braltars communtiies during the stress of the recent banking crisis, President's general after proven ii cloding arder Immediately irs, he and } an uniting v hood y Jove the shing nitive Yea gr lag OD pu 4 hon for higher wages and shorter hours, and belleves In adequat, provision for the aged, and what he believes in and promises to do, lie will leave no stone unturned to accomplish Our Democratic State Chairman asked for candidates of tried and prov- en business experience. Herry Todd represents this and more, He knows the needg of this district and will rep- resent it, when sent to Harrisburg, for the best interests of all and pas ticular class, a EE ——— A Brooklyn, N. Y., 1 salesman Wig detained here for a few hours on Friday for a motor vehicle code viola- tion much to his dislike. but his com- pany acted speedily when appealed to over the wire, : was David L. Powdermaker, and the violation driving by th, stop sign at Old Fort. Patrolman T. (G. Wells happened to be within a distance of vision the vio- lation, and escorted the Brooklyn man the office of CC. W. Slack, J. P., Centre Hall, and after hearing the com plaint of the rebuttal no wD Thesalesman of to patrolman and Ee — The RICHELIEU BELLEFONTE LATEST FEAMIURE ATTRACTIONS Western Eleotrie Bound System Continuous Shows 2 till 11 PP MM, » THURSDAY THIS WEEK: BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM No. L—="YOU'RE TELLING ME’ Ww A C. Fields, Larry Juster grand laugh “RANGER’S CODE” his {: with Crabbe No. ait} riot, 9 So ww unous horse, ns ——— —————— FRIDAY and SATURDAY, HANK BIl% reen thyill “WILD nie TE Bob Steele K'S latest su CARGO” de its mystery ¢ Lord : chs to fights ® ALIVE OK (NEXT WEEK) . MONDAY, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY “MELODY IN SPRING’ with Lanny Ross Charl Ruggles ry Baolard, Ann Bo Gowicdy wu Don't MM; 1th rida thi nd Senators and division do not Why not a ii revive jsiness men d an The Reg- approxi- Fatate RB i a G60 rooeive Mellon Approximately ¥ nanner and each the 1} P.RR experienc and 1 he ineas hi viv Dison think filent loosovelt's § a progreasive leader and not AND THE NEW DEAL. BALLOR for need others to wind Togislation trudler No, 8 NAME ON THE BALLOT, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT Xo. 8 ON THE Voters of Blair, Centre and Clearfield plan of paying the bong mall, a card Ave, Altoona, address, » Counties, who are in favor of this to FRANK T. DIXON, 2701 Ninth Please give your name and { by the defendant, the fine was fixed at effort to (mcape, The wire was resort- five dollars, with costs of two dollars. ed to, and In an hour and five minutes The problem confrenting Powdermaker | Powdermakers financiay standing was was how to pay’ a-$7.00 bill with $3.00, raised from $3.00 $1000. The fine which was all the money the had land costs were paid, leaving the irav- in his pock- to man Miller garage, and that ¢liminated any! ets for CXPENSCH, 3 EXCELLENT REASONS WHY J.BANKS KURTZ Should be Returned to CONGRESS didate to succeed himself. position in Congres time of peril, Note : 7 and former wc) . . what Champ Speaker Beriormm sn Congressman Kurtz Campaign Committee TEACHERS y N Year Positions CONTINENTAL TEACHERS AGENCY, INC. 1850 Downing St, Denver, Colo. COVERS THE ENTIRE UNITED STATES “Thanks for sending me so many good positions to apply for, over 30 during the first five days I was enrolled’ An Illinod SCHOOL OFFICIALS: —We can put you very finest teacher Our service 15 free . Express load of South Dakota Horses will be sold on the Fair Grounds at Bloomsburg on the above date. Anyone in need of a good TEAM, SINGLE HORSE ~or MULES — it will be worth your while to come and look over the lot on day of sale. Part of cost of trucking expense to any distant buyer will be assumed by me. rors ee
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