VOL. CVIII. SEVEN MT. ROAD 10 MIFFLIN CO. LINE BE CONSTRUC road westward, a from section Following tour t it thi LIS thy procedure right-of-way, ti county in Bellefonte signed the providing for the county's approval The road 1 with crete and of width, It will intersection CCERAT 19 ommission documents ers which will be built largely will be of con e regulation the Potters Federay $3 3 A % the haetwoon ————————— YOUNG PEOPLE'S GROUP REV. CHURCH AT RILEY ( Reformed ! and were the gi Miss Mars yfternoor SD lem man, Sunda. the Riley « Mr Meadows earson, wits, home, cted as chaperons learson is a member of The Group held $ worship service at the Riley camp Spruce Spring, just The dis Go to Church?” The John Thomas Delaney. Fol- service a most sup- and eggs was prepared and Mrs ¢ west of the « subject arp cussed was, Yhy leader was lowing the per of ham served savory guidance of DR present talph Bradford, Isabel Brad. McoCormick, Geraldine Robert Sradford, Dingess, John Margaret Delaney, Henry Zerby, and Mrs, D BR. Keener, Beulah Anna May Martz, Catherine Lois Reese, Betty Brooks under ti é@ nd M rs those © Searson Keener Among Arney, Bertha ford, Robert Bradford, Bradford were, Gens Delaney Hev Meyer, Martz Miriam san SBearson and CENTRE TO HAVE ONE OF THIRTYVIVE TURKEY REFUGES Present plang of the State JOame Commission call for the creation of additional refuges for wild turkeys in 11 counties: Centre, Clinton, Lycom- ing, Union, Mifflin, Fulton, Perry Huntingdon, Blalr, Bedford and Som- erset, At a recent meeting of the commis. sion approval was given to the pur. chase of 135 acres of land to be added to the wild turkey refuge In Juniata county and a resolution was adopted providing for the publication of the names of persons convicted of violating the game laws. LL MI I SSI LOOK AT YOUR LABEL. We have corrected our malling list and the subscribers to the Reporter who have pald since the last appear. ance of a similar notice should now have thelr proper credit, Look, and if an error exists, please notify this office at once. To the subscribers whose dates have sxpired, we ask them to kindly renew at his time. " THE CENTRE REPORTER. i i ANNIVERSARY AUGUST DAY THIRD EVAN. HOME IS FRIDAY, m ind the Penns Valley Miss W use Spring } Williamsport, greetings board cordial and Martha Felme, of the Jumni the extend $11 id ow # gut wppeald LY of mas invita he Home is a i {friends 1i8 nnual occasion YOUTH'S UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE ENDS IN HOSPITAL a and Lu washing time the Goodhart erash came Mr and amd Mr of Potter will Mra. Geory wind Mrs. John township a H H the MeCon Burkholder in £4 ri is (Thursday) fats ont morn - Progress” Th stives, Exposition y will enroute to visit rel and will gone for a week OF wob Meyer Prodi of Lae Hall TT Nifty Mra eno H of Centre vigited 1 town and friends an Sunday's ed a Beury, Philadelphia Hecord of Misa Marian Fischer daughter of Dr Charles E BPeury., in connection wity, the announcement of her engage- ment to Henry Wismer Scarborough, Jr, son of Henry W. Scarborough. The young couple are both of Phila deiphia. The young lady's father Is president of Temple University, and her mother is a daughter of Dr. W. BE. Fischer, of Shamokin. Mr. and Mra J. Finn Stover, of Car- negie, and Mr. and Mra. Mervin C. Stover, also of near Pittshurgh, are on a week's vacation, part of which time wns and Yeagertown. Both the gentlemen are managers of company stores in their home towns. The former Mm Stover before marriage, was Miss Mary Koch, reared near Centre Hall. One of thelr objects In coming to Yeager- town was to visit a brotherin law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Burris, Mr, Burrig having just recovered from an ilineas Irvin Btover, of Yeagertown, Is also a brother of the Western Penn. sylvanians, print picture TALL, TRE NEW BUILDING ON GRANGE PARK TO FURTHER INTEREST IN EDUCATION IN COUNTY i oR ld rer of this organ children under rollicking good clean delightful place ve in more nyvwhere schools the « the annual take make plans and contests which Ing falr week > yund place Aur jof 4-H SERVES WARNING DUMPING BORO OUNCE AGAINST Ms FISH SUPPER! A A PAA HOY--SPICER, 5 i §u H AA IFARLEY PREDICTS DEMOURATIH : Caviar ix (ieneral A. Farley, ; Jamea Democratic chairman and close of the ade the pre while in hiladel ia one day week Democratic David noma Senator Heed, Republics Senatorial ywerw helm Ad OY elecling wWase volt isive ma thnt Penn other States approval poiicies by Hoosevelt Uv. 8 Dave in giving to the | President’ roCOvery elect ing Joseph F. Gulfey, leader to the opponent, Benate Heed, members one of the Old Guards the progres of thir st Pennsylvania Guffey's is of the the U One réactiionary Senate and hard-shelled lepublican Heed is out of step with sive sentiment of the people nation and of this State. “Heed was part and parcel of the Hoover Administration, which was dominated by Mellon and Mills and others of that type. “Pennsylvania voters won't be count- od out this year as they were in 1932 when President Roosevelt carried the State, but was ‘counted out” “I am moet {of 8 in 1932 when they voted out the Hoov. er Administration and its dominant Mory Republinn bosses, cies have boon made an lssue In Penn: syivania at the forthcomig election by Republican National Chairman Fletoh- wr. surprise of their lives when the sloos tion returns come in on the night of November 6." . JULY DRIVE DECRER Po ‘ mount | | SCENIC MOUNTAIN THROUGH AND i t1 Ravona Li former. { | Befare i I fwith Millheim untain, wi A ARAL MARRIAGE LICENSES. GEORGE —— HORNER REUNION, i — pp Municipal Theatre Attractions, ¢ camp accompanied The Curwenaville V. Haney is He is daughter ing near La by Mre Ha ily 18 located a the head of the fam. ry where family is teaching ——— * * - - . CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL NOTES. od . - Admitted to the kh week State « wise! Rody Mra Margaret Howard, Bel Hellner, Pine i Dorothy Mary Shultz Bellefonte, Bennett, Belle Thomas, Belle Po omedieal; Gilbert surgical Paully ooriin iia Mawsiden J, medical RH D., Howard, surgical; Joseph oe, surgical ; Fye, Howard, How ard. surgical; Eugene Dann, medically Mra Edna fonte, medical; Helen fonte, surginl;: James F. McMahon Pittsburgh, surgical: Arthur Brown, Bellefonte, medical; Virginia Kuhn, of Bellefonte, medical; Isaac Underwood, 80 wears, Bellefonte, surgical; Joseph A. Bruce, Coleville, surgical: Jennie Eminhizer, Bellefonte, surgical; Paul. ine V. Baxion, Bellefonte, surgioal; Catharine Auman, Spring Mills, sur gical: Mrs, Elsie Kidwell,” State Col. lege, surgeila; Ira Emory, Mingoville, surgical; Calvin Lambert, Bellefonte, medical; Dorothy Mulbarger, Belle fonte: Nannie Stewart, Boalsburg a student nurse, surgioal * Births: A son, to Mr. and Mrs. Jer. iby, on Tuesday, a daughter, to Mr and Mre Fred Williams, of Howard, R. D., on Friday; a daughter, to Mr and and Mrs. Donald D. Dalrymple, Belle fonte “Don't walk de foor worryin',” sald Uncle Eben. "You jew’ wear out shoes without meetin’ anybody dat'il lend jrow money of give you good advice” 2 1934. TRUCK AND FIRES LOAD OF BURN AT 600 MeKIN A d thi ro iis ae Te to operate the pumper 1 only a hort 6 truck sto i McKinney west of the it burned a fenced, grass I ——— — — I EXAMINED FOR CCK SERVICE LAST HALF ¥ wo ——— MISSIONARY SOCIETIES HELD ANNUAL PICNICS, WEDNESDAY THIRD ON The rd held on The and GRANGE PARK, Knarr family Park on 3 Was Satur day ol Grange was well attend ideal gathering the dav most ane pleasantly sbhundance of 5 gown a Sen Manus The H E Jane K A Kiar Hewitt Knarr 0 vice Altoona Hall t ™ © gncrolary., Mrs {entre Altoona n held at tl Baturday present Rtover will be same place in July nt an the second Among ing in addition Mr. and Mra C. T. Witch the gather. the officers were Morgan Knarr, Mrs Mifflinburg Mr and Mre. Harry Knarr, Mr. and Mrs Rus. sell Knarr, Akron, Ohio; Mr and Mrs HH Bartley Bellefonte: Richard Knarry, fvan Knarr, Mary Jane Knarr, Ty- rons; Mra Margaret Kubn, Boals burg; Mrs Sara Stover, Mrs -C. E Hewitt, Jans Hewitt, David Hewitt Mrs. J. WW. Harnden, Donald Dubline, Mrs N. K. Stover, Mra. Ethel Clem- ens, Joan Clemens, Bobbie Dom enico, Altoona; John H Knare Mr, and Mra, Bruce Knarr.John D. Knarr, Nellie Jane Knarr, Centre Hall, *** A HI I 350 The Sheffield Farms milk plant, near Centre Hall milroad station, is re celving ite annoval coat of white paint, Reuben Eisenhuth, of Coburn, Is the artist employed. A MA ARS, Troop 1. of Reliefonte, wit three officers and sixty four men. and Troop I of the 108d Cavalry, stationed at Boalsburg, entrained Friday night for Camp Muir at ML Gretns, where they will be in training for two wedks, those to N(). 98 OWN AND COUNTY NEWS. FROM ALL PARTS ¥iil ter, Miss toad Ne tteriing while the 11.000 swobabill Kenneth Pp {f Retersbhars be id= football coach of the following Th board Haines | head f High resigned tae § Mm In school, Ralpl @ will August “ of Rebersbire A native dwelling house 1 14 Decker farm, east of town on the repainted by pre road white snd The Now exte xin wes 1 By Ale 4 ARD nd 1} ve $4 attention in Jue time ry ¥ 3 2 3 4 8 ae { had long y Mr being farm prior owner Decker Tuy Bian ov ¥s wrought had profit. in Fev H1t LILY earning it once nd ig again A of A Dayne Home, band twelve Nursery pieces from the and Orphan Children's Allentown, greeted residents of town Friday afternoon, giving a concert of band and vocal music to the front of the Clover Farm Store The children ranged in age from eight fo twenty-one years, most of them une der sixteen, Mr. Braziell who has been at the institution for many years, and Mra Bragiell who directed the band, are in great favor with the chil. dren. A second band, children younger in years, are being trained at the home, on A letter with, a check enclosed was received Wiednesday from WwW. W, Bodh, now connected with the Bauly ment Exchange, in Los Angeles, Cale ifornia, who handle alr compressors, paint spraying outfits and a complete line of tires, garage, mining and serve foe station equipment. Mr. Boob, when a resident here, did an exiens Ive business in shipping bugey wheels to all States and many foreign coun tries. That was about thiriy four years ago. when buggy wheels wore in demand Changed conditions (o.@ have led him Into other business
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