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VOL. CVIII. CENTRE HALL. PA. THURSDAY, JI INE 28, 1934
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! ] TO MAKE FACT-FINDING SECOND SESSION DAILY BIBLE 2000 AT FARMER-KIWANIS JUNIATA VALLLEY SCOUT CAMP | ONDITIONS BAD IN NORTH 10 N AN UNTY NE S
Hs i: UR OF EVERY COUNTY SCHOOL COMES TO CLOSE PICNIC ON GRANGE PARK IN 7 MTS. NOW OCCUPIED DAKOTA, WRITES SUBSCRIBER D GO :
A . 1 th . tox Inform- The second session of the Daily Va acting the nelg rhood 1 he y Saou Lm ! sever Antler, N une 1 434
Having in mind the priceless ini ° wrm- | Mot prec fed hrough
tion Bible school at . lose § 2.000 ons, the ninth a unl I Editor ot +d cass | HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
ation he linn Mi AIH : ' % 3
Sunday evening with
held in the Evangel
Te]
i
O. money order for $1 to pa FROM ALL PARTS
went were very much pl gin] § FUOL ron sia y finisn CUP Dy OOD in ti 1 bs. i
rogress th onl an au FF armes eorge \ #h 1 3 : : ide vag ¢ ) ;
el
educators,
«
wen will be loan ‘o
om] de-
“next Governor." : tad
5 % wea jIOMINALION WAS Teplesellis
Officers of Democratic clubk, leager ; rej
more scholars Fhe {teachers Wore:
twee or
of independent gvoups ris ’ Nerul
1 Kindergarten: Mrs, Zang, Evelyn Hess
selva sith " 3 svt} hia
county. will be given an opport unity | Primary, Ruth Zamg, Ruth Hart} Ys ; von id. was the oldest
cb Isabel Bradford; Junior, Rev, J W
county and division com tees in each
#0 give to the Democratic cholce for . i in Walk, son ef
: kh 7 § Angeline am WY Lusso! . oth 2 . ’ 4
Governor thelr notion of what should Zang, Angelin He . RA : *IMr. and Mrs dor alk, was the y wi bk YORE nost evervhody Is VERE
I tv af th .oods® pastor of the Methodist church, as. . t ) agai ' yor most ryhods is,
be done for their “meck of the WOODUS. > . : vougest person i vont if age being gy putting ot ol 1 for the Pe sla | IL § . om
: . . aint end 3 4 1% shart = sNOe Oo Ter —- s— & pulang “i 3 ML aN EE son an a3 A J
Five dave of each week beginning sisted during a hort absence of Rev. but eighteen davs.
} / Zang
he motor jets.
8.000.000 “py are nl f grasshoppers
Agnes Geary,
3 oy 3 jevoted to t : eons 33150000 (last year they werd very bad, afd Hoth of the loca hh hool faculty,
: v 5. will wv devoted to t eu . #1 x Rd ike St make z
Jui Bs the State. The quest for in-] A festival will be held Saturday eve- ii Kline and 1k at Hoa key
our « t ate, 4 it oo ’ . a . +f Mne Grove Mills won the Horse
Teor mation will be ended in the early (ning, July +, on the lawn of the Ev-|" oy . : 1 ¢ i Robert
" tion 1 es 1 0 ari} ay ting contes ai! iE ET
Octol » church for the purpose of Lng ntest, defeating R
part of tober : anking ut the defeit ine od in the] Harpster and William Corman in elare bullt. To
A two-fold result will be dhtained making : iwliel nourrea in : a DULL
A o-fold rest gh aaa i. x HMNAS
fi . ta vrs vei pe conduct the school. All parents and . . Inge,
In the major part of the campalgn, JS . yildres 1 adked for the nail driving contest for ladies,
. 5s oad . a tn 2 ’ io Oo e¢ children are ask fo 4
Candidate Earle will be in a position : Mary Neldigh, Mrs Ney Hunter and
SEE “Hicontlv with jtheir port
to discuss local issues intelligently wilh jro= PporL, . il Mra Motliershaugh finished in that
Sixty-four happy Youngeiers A . >. 4 x
der. while Dorothy Markie §
his audiences. ; : re
: ’ ' A Centro dl o reiday for thelr ann
Governor Earle, after is election entre Hall on Friday for their a ih
omplete knov ge of the|BH school plenic at Hecla Parl
The most pretentiohs sgleucturé on ate up everything that was green oX- will attend Sun r Bession atl
coat a 4 . ng They di ot Wika! Ts a : :
the grounds is the dining hall, around}’ ' ie tomatoes. They did not lke Penn State when | ns on Jaly 24,
which In a general way the villages 0 we had some tomatoes to use They I hh tak pecial werk which
4 x is Ploneer Vil-12 4 that was about all we got out of attendande at
oa pitted
gardens Xeepl a WwW PoO-
open # $
fronts, ar te omodate twenty. :
3 it . "£1 as the "hop-i
£IgNL Lroopers wit Carson Village has »
capac
constitue ts in every noox i cniiaren
. Hall
¢
css loess As le A
ENROLLMENTS FOR
CCC CORPS: 83000 PER
ssn A ASP EROS
ST——ARMSTRONG.
yauon Leri i i t BIO iY i : 3 : :
[BELLEFONTE WOMAN TAKES
: OWN LIFE, ON SUNDAY!
MAHA
i DUST OR SPRAY BEANS, \
TO SAYE FROM BEETLES
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LIGHTNING BOLT KILLS
S-YR.-OLD BOY AT MILESHBY RG
om Mo
HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN,
Dexa
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8S. Alumni Plenle. : : i peak er
CLOVER FARM STORES PICNIC
STATE 18 HOST A Py, ar arn scaivbia |P21e late of Bellefonte, deceased,
TO FUTURE FARMERS]: 0 ta maniistarrs recom. 20T Yovera) years was Gistitian at
Se—————————————— ‘ v ia 3 Ne 4 % 8006 students of vocation tmendatio I thon Re 1 | EIEN) oliege, bu r matron at an
STATE CIVILIAN CC CAMP a vated by ‘the. clud ursloulttre ake ai
QUOTA SETTLED AT 8788] ; y eanisations of ai tearfiold | ture Far w
4 ) pi counties ania Sta “oil on Wednesday to
Robert DD. Fletcher, director of eme n tmith laa i
w1
As
in Pittsburgh
wrmed the
of the
ar parents
fifth
Pennsyl-
week In
ivestock,
and ento
and a
winner
sent Pennsylvania
regional contest
in September
tenchers and supervisors |
wal agriculture wl attend. yeh 1 a r June 21st number.
ocational education conference Apr the beautiful month un have received it each Saturday
v § 18 r i % % 3 t y al i 3 F ne forwa ‘
Harry B Sof Qinta 3 ss Iv purehasin “Help Cripple ofl-jearly in the week are assisiing memes . : a ’ ed forward to
. : ‘ : y pu i x f . . 0, June, the glorious mon
{Ethel May herringion, .sState Lmie fren” stam hich may be secured of the college rural education
CENTRE COUNTY ® Martin I. Rpotty Flemi ¢ | from Mra FF. V. Goodhart, Mrs, W. W staff and representatives of the State
week with pleasure,
And countless varied
| Fut) , Kin eilefonte | Kerlin and their representatives in this] Department of Public Instruction in That blcom for the high and lowly Despite
. HOSPITAL NOTES oiEdther P. Xing ssRollefontalt AFR A all to buy. Cripplediconducting the contests Amid the spring-time bowers a EE NE
{Charles W. Rager .. Nittany | #ection Do not fall to buy. Crippled nducting th { . ured last week's heavy rainfall In
. . . . . 9» . . . * Lucille Huntingdon : Howard | hildren in this community have al- SLE : It is June when the bride in herlerocks, or what have you, asserting
Crust : Bellefonte ready had much direct benefit from the Ray I. Harbach, recently appointed gplendor " sald receptacles to have been full to ov
Martha Hoy 1ellafonte. surgical; | Winifred Armstrong Boalaburi society's work. postmaster at Logasion io sue ead A 1s adorned for the cholee of her heart, lerflowing, only a fraction over two
Mrs. Nellie I, Moyer, Bellefonte, RB. D. | gy : ——————— i he A gin n With & wreath - na Mina gi I an An O ellatonte
. . ar. ‘Wr MG Was appoi on vacancy ¥ ome 6 doth part. terologioal ations Yellefo y
surgical; Mary Wallzer, Bellefonte, ROY DUTROW, 3, BREAKS LEG Municipal Theatre Attractions, It is a Mr. Harbach vejected # from home and kin she doth part fagtervicsion ations at Belletunte,
aught al; Haward L BurnsBuow Shoe; / IN FALL FROM FENCE fray and Saturday this week, the]... appointment because the postoffice ft is June, when the child is most] a 3% ches of taintall
Hohe gr Bova Rr "D. In a fall from a fence, Wednesday om one Municip] er Waa reduced from third to fourth siasa, wt apt d his work lay: and upon this information you can de
v . fo "Ee ‘ . * thus affecting the compensation of the ile engaged in his work or play: fo.a4 When some one tells you we
surgical: John P. Wolfe, Woodward, lafternoon of last week Roy Dutrow. “Down to Earth” A special attrac |o..master. When the Sabhath too slowly ap ly.4 , 6 or S.dnch rainfall, al you
medical: Mrs, Philip Mulbarger, Pleas-|3 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs, John [tion has beeh booked for July 4th and} . proaches, need to say to him is “Don't tell me
ant Gap: Andrew Ramich, Infant. |Dutrow, tenants on the Spayd farm at|Sth—8tan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in| For it is also thelr CHILDREN'S: ow i" for know it you surely wi .
Spring township, surgical; Ann Curry, |Earlystown, broke the bone in the (“Sons of the Desert” { : DAY. 3 ¥
infant, State College, surgical; Mre tright leg midway between the knee Every one will enjoy the attractions NUTICE—~NOTICE, Mre, Emma B. Hunter, widow of Rob.
Emily B Wanece, Rebersburg, surgical: jand thigh, The youth was takon to hooked for the week of July 4th, Bo ye who pass on thru this life,
— ert F. Hunter, was appointed treasurer
Daniel Fines, Bellefonte, medical: Fllajthe Lewistown. hospital where the frac. d And roam so blindly about, of Centre county by Governor Pinchot,
Fetzer, 11. Milesburg, surgical: Mra lture wag adjusted, and has since heen
NO PAPER NEXT WEEK : During the months of July and [Could crush and suppress ite splendor] Wadnesday evening of last week, the
Bisie Hackenburg, Woodward, medical: jgetting along very well He wili re. : LT Ry | August, this Store will be closed Would cause “The stones to ory oul” lappolntment being for the remainder
Mrs. Saran Mae Keeler, Bellefonte, mad: main at the hospital for at least ane Next week being the week of the e i 5
i f For all nature's resplendent in beauty of her. late hustand's term, or AHPrOX-
a gl foun 4 og’ oh § 3 Ly i *
foal: Mamie B. Gast. State College; lother week, Fourth, no paper will be jssted ih Thursday afternoons In addithon fo A » ' ___ imately twenty months, Before make
fos , ’ 5 3 — this office, thus affording the publish- J And as bright as the gun at high hs Cota
medical: Donald V, Wolfe, 5. belles — . . t “ 8 of the regular Tuesday and Thursday 1 Root ing the appointment the Governor tele
ig * Post ¢ View € ¥ : *
fonte, surigloal. Milthelm borough eouncll decided on]? 8 brief respite Yom the sm i : Bo. welcome these God-given sili to graphed Mrs. Hunter whether or ad
oi o* “pp bo & %ig pT i 3 ba io f
Sebi Jn _— ext lesue will hear || weenings’ closing, an : 5 she desired the appointment, and was
§ Jilly 13th A
pital at the begining of the week ough, 3 for bullding and 2 for pwr date of July 1
i / i promptly informed she dl The pp
» oh 8 ¥ 3 wh ..
The assessed valuation of realty In that ——————— NIEMAN'S DEP'T STORE, In this beautiful month of June polntment followed closely, and fs ap
R borotgh is $208.5560 The freshman clase at Ponn State Millhelm, Pa. ~Verna Breon Haokenbors, proved by members of both the major
Phe Camry 140 « Yeu : thi) fall is limited to 1400, Rebersburg, Pa. politieal parties in the county,
a
trust we fir aly well on our ret
ims of some who meas:
Admitted during the past week: Carl H
There were 44 patieuts in the hoa-]8 tax millage af 10 mills for the bor
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