L VOL. CVIII. 1934. A NO. 34 a — Thursday--Grange PROGRAM 9:30 A. M.—Finals, Hor ing Contesy, 10:00 Concert Band, 11 1:00 Band. 1:30 retary A.M 00 A M P. M. P: M Hon. A National Dairy a} J Union. Hon State 2:30 Master M. Penna Grange Baseball M (Lea 3:00 P. Millheim " gu game © 6:30 Band. M 8:00 P. Players P in M.- M.— Announcement mM 11:00 contest ners Grange Ly ——— The Grange Encampment and Fair opened picious cifcumstances on Saturday greater part 450 Yn Grange Park became families from Centre and counties during Saturday and . days previous The tion on the park is tween 3500 and 4000 persons, i wv is sixty-first aus- The tents the most under of the CANVAS inhabited by adjoint i ng! he two tenting popuia- estimated at be- which estimate considerably h Wednesday and 1 ing days of the The tents tt m tents ore care floors been el the pieas charge of folio anculs wns and Choral clul M numbers SONKS, zither hy berta the Wi WORK OF VOCATIONAL JUDGED AT THE STUDY FAIR written judging completed lows: Farm Appliances Rhop i. Harry Hugh MeCMlintie, Klinger, Harris, Furniture: 1. 2. Dean Stover, Harris. &§ “ Harris; 3, Harold Comly, Harris; Thomas Hoss, Harris; Gregg, 3, Wm. Fol Junior Projects, 1, Spurgeon Hennigh, Gregg. 1, Gladys Orove, Gregg. Garden: 1, Cathavine Barger, Gregg. Swine: 1, Haze; Zettle, Cregg; 2. Bernice Barger, Gregg Note Books, Poultry: Dairy: Dairy: 1, John Wilkinson, Greg: 2, Wm. MeCool, Gregg: 3, Robert Camp bell, Gregg. Animal Husbandry: 1. Cameron Mus. ser, Gregg: 2, Dean Walker, Harris 3. Wm. Folk, Harris, Crops: 1. Adam Condo, Gregg: 2, Dean Btover, Gregg: 3, John Walker, Harris, \ {Continued on Inside page) GRANGERS PICNIC HELD SEPTEMBER 24, Thursday, September 24, first plenio held Pomona Grange in It was then and for a jater known the but its attendance faot that organization was held con merchants and middle. i FIRST 1874 1874, under It that Wis the Wiis the auspices of the Centre county, of Grangers’ number years Picnic, notwithstanding as the ti Cir in Ange tempt hy may men was from all ranks, Iusively confined t« gathuoring was held prior to ti time meeting ecorded ho was one connect his reference the largest Ls th hel wn 1 remembered.” e Kind ever in this cou will be long Christian Dale, member of " n { 1 rom president the the organized * » ¥ t . TANKS, Was nea Lrg i foll ¥ i owing were vice-presidents daranges various Subordinate a year Rishel, Prog A. J. Brett, Eagle, Ga WwW Thompson, Center; Christ Alexander, James McClintie MceNight, Tess ; Camp Half iearge R. Bald G Spring Hen- Musser, Jenner; Fa John irview; les Christ Dale, Jr.} had and it consulted irprised He y viglon of Fair well with men on all subjects to acting he put ideas, and it come those (irange fae beyond kown that his committees. but when It came into motion his own was his power to of less vision that Encampment bie : companions he | iw always Overs is re. 1934 gnthering. NOTE: The:date of the “Granger Pienie” In Leech's woods as given in the beginning of this article—Sept. 24, 1874-18 correct AR ar AI MS IAAI A The wind was taken out of the sails of Shouse's American Liberty League when the President pointed out that not one word was sald about “human the obligation of one citizen toward another Glass and Byrd, of Virginta: Tydings, of Maryiand, and of North Caroling, all Demo: Benators, who were sald to be sympathy with the Shouse move. orntic in their loyalty to the Roosevelt admin: PERHAPS IT'S RHONE AVE., OR PROGRESS STREET, GRANGE PARK, WHERE YOU'LL FIND YOUR FRIENDS DURING THIS WEEK Rockey, Mrs. John Wright and John Hubler, George Homan, Mry. Harry Hoy, James RR. Irvin, Char lotte Klinger, George Mothershaugh, Edward te HAZELTON PA FURNACE-BI1 Mrs, L Peters YEAGERTOWN AARONSBURG Wert PORT MATILDA M. Pringle, Gilbery HOWARD--Malcolm Amelia } Kert ROCK SPRINGS son, WARRIORS MARK ALTOONA ~—Mrs Frank UNIONVILLE -Howard PHILIPSBURG-—M man, Mrs, Harry Stump MADISONBURG--Mrs. Pear! man. Mre. George Long, Frank Mary Swartz, Charles Wert COBURN--Jacoh Bartges, C. 8 terman, Joseph Lynn, Martin Paul Vonada 24 A. Weaver ZION Clyde Hockman, Harry ey HOWARD-Miles Bartley MILESBURG-- Mary Broyles, W Keller, Lioyvd Emith HUBLERSBURG—L Vonada NITTANY and HARRISEB RE} ; If whose friends n of Pennsylvania following discover they Ralph fall ormer find location you tO your 3 erie avr r was one Rockey, a dozen more Central 4 towns, this week, scan the \ 5 Sn 1 ) ’ ist and perhaps you will ! Jat anc. pera ; Floyd Palmer i tenters fn Centre are among the vast throng « \ i : Ln pat ng snche Parsons it 2 : : i th Khone Hall ular Perhaps Park, 1! ¢ Grange fair As ther enue, Grange Pocht Wolf rang Mrs where will Ms friend Vou you Sparr Arne ‘ i % Mra, D Harry Fisher Herman Miles Robert Brooks, ¥ Her- Robert dford, bred Bloom Mra Smith, Bender J Frank D.W, Brungart, John B H. Luse, arles Andrews Bartholomew, George © oom, John Bohn Mrs D. M. Bradford, Rich H. Burkholder, C. T. Delaney, Ralph Dingess Mrs N. E George Fat Fetteroll Mrs Miler wr 8. Bo and iradford Bradford, Ww. F Wert M § p Heck - S over and ' J Colyer Jacob Si Burkholder Auman, © Benner WwW. A. ard Brooks Crust, Thoma J. H. Durst Emerick, © teroif and Roy uly, M. Fisher hd F ster Frazier and Misg Brooks, John Grace 8 eve slaney oe. Stover prer {1 D Daniel A A Rock. Exdenkirk J Mrs. J. ® tan. fohn Dutrow Porter, I P . FR Emery, E ; iff, Bertram Y ROT earich 0 lent Mra Barl "4 . 1 x” > uy ra f rie Ww Keller sal Nal # Mrs U'RG > LITER Samuel F. Fo Roy (aroes h Homan. }* Wagner, Milli Bellef Mrs nite: Ray Nol VA 13 4 Beech ite College: Har fa Norman Reolda Heato Fred Homan, ( Jodon Bellefonte Bellefonte: OC +d Me) Markie Riate L Bowes, ther i Ives Evey 1 & Popud Lo8 5 h i COLLEGE Tale iter erhart, T. M, t (ilenn n and STATE Jolin Ev Glenn H 3 orsbviugh Haves entre Ww Korman "harles ' Bs Fiat He Homan Homan, £ ve Eugene ' Contre Hublersburg i | te Ch harieg hn BF Parsons Mrs Bio sriman Ah Noi Miltheim A AR and i 4 College: O : { arl Jonnie Ww Bover Shope Brauche wet [JURY FINDS DRIVER By a or A it : WAS RESPONSIBLE IN ACCT EK neon se DENT of 1) yeti oy &@ jam girl Mre Earl Kline BELLEFONTE Genree WwW. Bartlev Trash hy a coroner's Pen toy ii HB Hogers Biddle Mra. John Hrooks Chees- 1 dvest held of Mifflin county. The gir] who was killed was standing on one of the running boards while her sister was sitting on the front fender ahead of her. The slater, War fon, was thrown sixty feet, but es. caped with a shoulder injury. — Coroner Ralph ge Frank Laouella man. DD. B. Eckenroth, Simon Dugan, Lynn Corman, Harry A. Corman, Mra, Aber: Corman and George Blair, Jos M Garfer, A CC Grove, D. COC. Grove, Daniel Cirove, A C. Hartel, A. L. John. son, Mrs. Bdgar Kelldry, D. M. Kline, Mra. Harry Lutz Mrs, Willis Markle, Mra. Allison Martin, Cornellus Mus. Ww . sor, Hi M Musser, W. LIL. Clevenstine, ITHIN 500 TOTAL AUTHORIZED Mrs. Earl C. Corman, Mrs. Gomer | Enroliemint In the Civillan Conser- Dunkieteirger, Maude Sharer, Mrs. Vation Corps redched an all-time peak Ralph Tressler, W. W. Tate, Mrs. E. |0f 362,000, within 800 of the total! sum: B. Sunday. Mrd Lewis Smith, Mrs bor authorized by President Roosevelt. Wm. Straub, Loyd Stover, Edward P.| Officials of the corps say the enroll: Houser, Frank Houser, Henry Houser, ment of 50000 in the Midde-western Harvey Hoy, J. BR. Hartman, Frank drought area, which the President or- Hunsinger, Mra. Frank Irvin, Mrs. | dered recently, has been completed Mary Ishler. Ray Ishler, Charlies Jo | Officials estimate thai young men don. David L. Keller, Mra. Joa Nolan. | now at work in the forest camps and Willis Ripka, Charles Russell, Farl shoe re Shrockengret, Mrs. Henry Shuey, How [other projects of the CCC are sending (checks totaling approximately $6,000. rd Shuey T A. Smeltzer, John Spear. || ; . A : oly Samuel Vonada, Merpill Wenver, | 000 monthly to more than 300.000 fam- John Whinpo, J A. Wolf, Charles Zot. | : ; tie, Mrs. Boyd Corl, Orvis Reed, Josenh | The men are pald $30 a month, and Stover. Roy Zimmerman, Bruce Bech. these taken in from . velief rolls are tol. Gleorwe Mioom. | requested to agree thal they will allot BOALSBURG-Wm. Trouse, Foster [rom $20 fo $24 a month to their do- Charles, Edwin Dale, Harold Fisher, pendents, —-— CCC ENROLLMENT 262,000, j CENTRE HALL TRIPS HOWARD 5 52 IN THURSDAY CONTEST [By HUGH MORROW, JR.) Coming out i Hall sixth ’ Oi ' © nning » an Centre bunched hits and in Howard day gi With Centre frames on the lo ving the the Hall ine n, Bradfor« led, and ed orougn fourt i i} thie 4 soored down opposition order in the openls t ensive qd er WO suc gubies ond stanza scored Howard's ind effected his mound, Pastorious ing four Knarr removas Mn and inished, allow- of Howard's f f six hits, was one Hall then complet of the high scorers walk the second and it $y he was catcher the keystone sack, } the Ie i i § # HOW i ARD PASTORITUS FANS 18 AS LOCALS DEFEAT STATE COLLEGE, 4.1 rd wt rue 0 fCr~4Ynued on Inside page) TRAGEDY MARS CLOSING OF LEWISTOWN FAIR AS RACE Tragedy marred the closing of 1 Mifflin A f BANKERS LOCKED IN VAULT: BANDITS GET £3560 IN LOOT Firat National Huntingdor af £3 200 d the before sunging around tha a hour § opened # roughly walted nth &: for the opportunity for The cashier, L dressed men looking and tel they Allen were 3, TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. FROM ALL PARTS vi sn ual tion with bh ancl and yd Mrs. H. L. Ebright, and mp life on Grange Park (Jack) Thompson from a severe I or é Edward recovered Although at- physician ordered him before re- State ir the the Lew- having Aovele ne: ssidy 208 § Centre treat- for At Danville repre ented Bellefonte, 40 Coburn 1 each i ‘hilipsbu re. and and ege, 42 Gap Hebersbhurg s ol entre Coun lind pension moet he upon The re. opiiation county. imum amo one L£ 20 00, iy ve per month Molte, hecome ime Doris wil next the Wiiki- the {ing sone a student in Commercial College, 8|he graduate of Week, Williamsport i= a down on the floor of the vault. While in that position all the avaliable mon ey was scooped up and on leaving the vault the badits closed the door, Im- prisoning the cashier and teller, Escape was made in a small blue car in the direction of Huntingdon. PHILIPSBURG JOURNAL'S PROOF OF METURNING PROSPERITY Shortage of houses in the borough of Philipsburg and environg i= pointed to ax an infleation of returning of prosperity by the Philipsburg laity Journal. For (he past five months, the Fournal states there has been a notice able shortage of both dwelling houses and apartments throughout the town proper and current reports state that in surrounding sections the sftuation ia very mucn the same, In Morrisdale there is not a vacant house avaliable for occupancy for a roading of three miles surrounding the center of the town, and has not heretofore been mentioned as one of a number of that class who will further fit themselves education’ ally for their chosen life's work. Miss Doris has been a member of the C.D. Bartholomew family =ince she was a child and, of course, Mr. Bartholomew i* back of her In a financial way, and is not giving support in a grodging manner, Campers on Grange Park this week are not confined to this Immediate community, nor fo the county or RBtate, but to many States At one camp headed by Mrs. Mattie Floray, of Chicago, are representatives from two cties—~Winter Haven, Florida, and Chicago, 1. The former city has foe fis representative Mrs. Russell Hans, whote hushind fs a newspaper pul lisher in Florida. Rhee ls a daughter of Mra, Osman. From Chicago tomes Mrs, Mattie Floray, a daughter of Mrs Hulda Sullivan, alse a camper, an? a » niece of Mra Osman.
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