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VOL. CVIII.
HALL. PA.
NO.41_
PENSION-RELIEF HOAX
IN PENNSYLVANIA
The greatest hoax that
officials have tried to folst upon the
public of Pennsylvania is the S« Schnad-
er-Pinchot hypocrisy in dealing with
Relief, Old Age Assistance, and Pen
sions for the Blind.
The force of public opinion compell-
ed Messrs Schnader and Pinchot to
permit their controlled legislature to
make some kind of gesture in respect
to public opinion but such wag done in
a fashion that they knew ut the time
the enabling legislation was enacted,
such legislation not and would
not provide either the necessary funds
nor direct Old Age Assist-
ance or Blind Pensions
The smoke-screen legislation
these Subjects was passed at the
tal Session of 1933-1834 when the Penn-
syvlvania State Liquor Stores were cre
ated and all of the appropriations nec-
essary to carry out this program, in
addition to numerous other appropria-
tions. were made contingent upon the
profits of the State Liquor Stores. Act
No. of this Special Session appro
priated $10,000,000.00 for construction
purposes with the profity of the Liqg-
wor Stores Fund. Act No. 60 of this
Session appropriated $1,310,000.00 from
the profits of this Fund to Pensions
for the Blind Act No. 65 appropriat-
ed $4,000,000.00 of the profits from the
State Liquor Stores to Old Age Assist
ance, and Act No. 68 of same
Seasion appropriated $20,000,000.00
from the net profits of the
State Stores for 1 of direct
Relief. Total from the
net profits of Stores
for the period 1935,
totaled, there
The
tion,
learn
any public
could
Relief or
with
Spec
29
3
he
ne
the purpose
yropriations
the State Liquor
ending May 31=t,
$35.310 AO GO
hypocrisy
is
revenue
api
fore,
absolute
however,
what
culated from the Bt
the
ruary,
san
Secretar.
Pennsy
ness stor
Whi
ns
le
0600.00
“1
f
i {
propria
$35
moss «
#
of O00 006 06
the yplimis
the
ation
without con
the $2,004
BOF owe
Act
howeve 3
$11
faces
profit of 080 000 he State Stores
today
$15,006 000.00
There
AR
i approximately
will be mi for Old
of
money «
no
the
ney
Assistance o
There
of June for Bl
$20.0006.000.00
n first De
cember wins no mm the
There
pur
first nd Pensions
Relief
.
was no for
the second ridiculon Spec.
had to be called There
money for these purposes ne
cause Mr. Schnader and Mr. Pinchot
knew, when the former drafted these
Acts and the latter approved the Acts,
that there would be no money. The
whole program was circulated only
the until after the sloction
this vear and then they were
cerned what to
of this State
Are
ing ¢t
have
and
Session
poses is
ial
wns no
to
foo people
not
happened the
the people
of
ui
ania go-
men who
Pennsylt
of
deceived?
f their
oO vote
a
are boasting OW ¥
in pport
Hiberately them
2 mplish
4
ments?
a —— MM ss
John W
tos avd ad
legis
Decker, without wrience
full, the
Centre oounty,
Legislature will vote
of his
ox
an
fu
knows
nt
ator, wel
wishes of
and if to the
at all times the
stituents,
the people
aft nt
sentiment
AN AM AAA
it the New Deal appeals you,
Democrat or Republican, do your part
in electing a Democratic Congress,
President Roosevelt can put into ace
tion the New Deal only provided he
has a Congress back of him. If you
are a New Dealer, vote for Guffey for
United States Senator and Don Oin-
gery for Congress,
RA —.— 1S -Lh,\
Why should anyone think the Dem.
oomts are obliged to nominate a ean.
didate for Governor that would please
‘Gifford Pinchot? What a governor
such a candidate would make!
3 AM SE A
As between Earle and Pinchot, who
is telling the truth as to who made
the overtures on the matter of giving
Pinchot a place on the Democratic
ticket? If our readers recall the prom:
sex made by Pinchot with reference
to cutting the price of both operator's
license and registration plates to hf,
the, will be convinced that Pinchot is
a capable falsifier. Az ta Earls, we
have no such demonstration.
to
800 PERSONS ATTEND HOME.
COMING SERVICES AT EGG HILL
0ld Evangelical Charen Scene of Hap-
py Reunion-—Descendants of Past-
or 50 Years Ago Present.
Old memories were quickened, old
friendships were renewed, when thy
folks gathered for the Annual Home-
Coming at Egg HI church
About hundred persons attend.
ed the service. There fourteen
former members of the church and
fifty-three former attendants at Sun
day school among those present. A
number of the descendants of Rev, Se-
bastian Musser preached in the
chure years ago, were
Pd vices
three
were
who
about fifty
present,
The
sang "The Church
Road.” A group of
Centre Hall rendered
ber. Rev, Russell,
Methodist
J. WwW.
Place
day.”
The
sung
It
Methodist choir
the Side of
young people from
special num
pastor of local
charge, led in prayer. Rev,
Zang spoke on the theme “The
of the Church in the World To-
Sprucetown
by the
a
the
old Evangelical
and many were
was good to here.”
sald, “If I am living I will
next year” The atmosphere
gervice was uplifting and
hymng
to
were
heard say,
be
be here
of the
inspiring.
NEW STATE FOREST ROADS
CLOSED TO VEHICULAR TRAVEL
Officials of the State Game
mission announced that nu
ous constructed recently in
mote of State forests
be vehicular travel,
80 of any kind
sign bearing
Fire Trail’
bited.”
Com
have
roads rh.
parts the
closed to
closed to vehicles
the
Ve
be marked with a
v
“Emergend
Tree Prohi
words
hicle pass
Mp
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
He
1 attended
Kittleberger, of
ried
Rues
© fyrwens
at the Bartholomew
Inst week, and
and friends of
met many
associates
On Sunday
Kittleberger,
L.ou and
McKnight, and
home,
RRO ghee was
Mr
Misses
Hegls
them
met her two
daughters
bet)
companied
Eliza
ac.
Wh
and
vertisement
this
of
.
An ad
where in
appearing else.
fssue calls attention to a
100 head of fipe shoats
Homan barn,
of the borough,
sale
sold
enxt
philic
to he fi the
diate
afternoon
Mack, of
FOR raising,
animale
day, of this
Pottagrove
week. Samuel
a specialist in
ie conducting the sale. The
treated and tested, and in
——
t!
morning
of respect
ho
are
shape
Ines
¢ borough
from
John
continuously
to the time
An ad-
dismissing
out
for
w wan
here from 158556
Friday evening.
the
the
BETH
was
the publk
High
body
The Wide
Evangelical
gchools,
and
home
se hoo) des viewing the
—
World Conference of the
Church at a meeting held
in Akron, Ohio, last week, placed the
Albright Memoria; Church in Klein.
feltersville, Pa, named in honor of
Jacob Albright, founder of the Ivan.
gelical denomination, under the per.
petual care of the General Church
Historical Association. John 8. Stamm,
of Kansas City, was named Bishop
for the Eastern District, with head:
quarters in Harrisburg.
Miss Edith Boomer, who had been
a patieny In the Chestnut Hill hos
pital, Philadelphia, since the begin.
ning of Heptember, recovered suffie.
fently to be brought to her home here
the latter part of last week, She was
brought here by auto by Mr. and Mrs,
J. 8. Booger, who on Friday were ac.
companied to Philadelphia by the lat.
ter's brother Brave DD. Howe, of
Bloomfield, N. J. As moon ds Miss
Boower recovers sufficiently she will
return to Mt. Airy Schooi for Mutes,
where she will again retume her place
an superintendent of the main dining
room
at the
COMMUNITY FAIR PROGRAM
AT SPRING MILLS ENJOYED
BY PUPILS AND PATRONS
Seventeenth, Annual
held at Spring Mills
well attended by, the school
of the township,
many and
Everyone
of the day
programs and
thoroughly
agriculturml
than In any pre.
J 1g
College
The
Fair
was
Community
Friday
chil-
well
inter.
into
fine
were
last
dren entire
by
us
as parents others
entered
with
contests
enjoyed
products
ested
the
persons
activities
spirit. All
well attended
The
this
vious
a
and
of
iarger
display
Year was
vear, and of good
the Penna
the
quality ig
from
od
on
es State
that
ex
various
fruit,
would
and would
Prod-
press
ticle
tables
prizes
opinion ar
. display in the
5
vege
exhibits, win
fairs
at State Farm
Approximately, 300
and farm
wed by the school ehil-
in poultry,
baking added
exhibits
hool work
drawing work,
art, ete, exhibited: the entire dis-
play mi brought in by the pu-
ipllg and others in the community,
the interest is shown the
number displaying articles at
Several township and grade
had over 400 exhibita of fruit
B® ding iy
Jom the sch
the size
enrolled),
The
ollows:
rain
nt county
the
many
high
Bhow
piace
ucts
its of fruit
ucts
dren.
ing,
proximately
entire
vegetables
displ
were pl
Other
exhibits BW
and
10600
No
note
canning, ap-
the
as
mare to
show BUCY
a
elementary books,
is
mt be
by large
fair.
schools
the
and veg-
is placed
ools are
of exhib
vari
plac
etablen
ft
judged according
ach school's
one and
1
ation
0
number
of
{considering
id aq
u y
exhibit
fr
adit
this wns
Millg
Lussel]
ing year ns
3
i
at Nonring
oe
|
vould by Ws leery
ona. boarder wi
i Youst
rt dodge
Twp. girls
one
d
Gregg
¢ It resulted
The
Try
yon 1
~ON Tee,
on tt hres
work
©
exceptional
was entoyed
he three. 8
ve
seniors
$3864
the second time
to repeas fhe
riday.
lay
play
October
I Year was #1
wall
The
ext ibi‘ed
Grea
citizons
townanip
Fonnrt
community
the
children
WIPE
fl ren é
fine spirit
hy
burineas izntiona
in
—
KERLIN LEGHORNS WIN
and
jaround Gregg
—
PEN
others interested
—
A Pen
year hy
try Farm,
Ege laying
Inst weal
cdist ine
Jer
of ten leghorns, entered last
the Kerlin's Orand View Poul:
in the
Contest retvread
and brvnett with
of having
the contest
een
Gewvrg'n
home
them
alt
The a
the
ne
tion
pens
on tinved ih
in
se
“is
the ¢
produced ty
weeks of
the
Worn
onteat threan $
Ind
and
poswing 0 mark
an?
700 Hirde In
Kerlin 10.hirt
since the
of
een? pas
ore Theres
sn
»
the
ne e
warn
The
ing
try
Ont ut
Ben
month
orm ant
fa non tana
fires fn ha Mas
Progroeas Miengn
This contest cloten October a i
RICHELIEU THEATRE ATTRAC.
TIONS FOR A WEEK AHEAD
Thursday and Priday this week
“The Dragon Murder Case” with War.
ren William, Margaret Lird-av, Lyle
Talbot, Bugene Pallette MH4tery.
Saturday this week—"Bachelor Bait”
«with Stuart Erwin, Rotelle Hud.
son. Pert Kelton, Skeets Osllagher,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesda, of
Faye in “365 Nightd In Hollywood.”
Season's great comedy hit
State Theatre, Thursday Friday snd
Saturday Tom Tyler in “Tracy, Rides
Aman.” A western all-actin
Monday, Tresday and Wednesday of
next week-"She Lenrned About Sall-
ore” Lew Ayres, Alice Faye.
Chicken-Noodle Sarper,
The Ladies Ald of the Sprocctown
M. B church wil] serve a chicken and
noodle supper in the basement of the
| church on Haturday evening, O:tob:
ier 20. Price per plate, adultes 400;
children, 26c. Home-made lce cream
land cake will be on sale.
STABLE IN BOROUGH IS
DESTROYED BY
evening
FIRE
Thursday stable located
east of the Mrs, Emma Emerick prop
erty, in town, and belonging Miss
Sara MoClenahan, was totally destroy-
ed by fire. The fire was discovered
about dusk and intime to release
soveral head of belonging to
Miss McClenahan, as well BONO Mit-
terial there by
The compahy
ground but
flammable contents
and straw —it
extinguish the flames
burned
a
to
at
cattle
as
Coldron,
on the
owing the In
of the bullding
was Impossible to
bef ti tim
ti @
John
was
stored
fire
early
i
10
hay
Or ©
%
3
*
they aps
bers were $0 y wer
useless,
The structure about 30x30 feet
iin dimensions, built during
the early sixtieg by Durst,
at thas time owned the Emerick prop-
erty referred to and lands lying to
| east, Insurance carried in
amount of $150,
—
| WATER POWER FURNISHES
LIGHT FOR ZETTLE
«
Was
and was
Peter who
was
In the Penns district,
Centre Hall,
{ about $200 and a bit of Ingenuity
a power-driven light plant that 1s
lighting the farm home of Roy
tle, Mr. Zettie was seized with
desire to have the oonveniencs
electric Jlght his
but condit t
{the Wast
ou of the
i 80 wet
ithat apparently
i farm and
ave east
now
Zant
the
of
and power at home,
ions were such that to reach
Penn system practically
d
a creek
through
by di-
ter through
wan
question owing t stance,
about sury
flowed
0
he eving
lazily
in discovered that
of the wna
would
thirty
di
Oper
he
a
have
six
teh ample head
$
aie
whee]
TO MEET
IN TWO WEEKS SESSION
GETS Snag
PLOWING
»
UNDER TOBACCO!
hirds
nia Penns
CTOpS
sont
AGE PENSION
ISSUED TO
BLANKS
COUNTY BOARDS
De
in-
$15
Hyer
and
dependent will
§
th ending Decem
r 3: of this
Ins $
ardoeped
ane pert Ww
ith
to
Person.
ianks
wlio
the
county boards
triplicate to
payments
wh
Applications
tre
to
aps
arn
be returned to
investigation
igihility of
ion,
The Legislature
600 from
oid
boards
the
pen
county
determine
sien nt
or
the for
ap
linuor sto
payments
propriated $4,000.
re profits to finance
age
SHEFFIELD MILK PRICES,
The rice padd
embers Sheffield Producers
to
net cash Tas the
of
f onperative
B milk
mile
for
gh fact
¢ the
Association Ine
85%
for Grade
11 the
undred
texting
is $1.77 per 1
month of September
the established grade
differentinla. This in
hundred pounds more than the
for August, 1934 2% cents less
for September, 1933 and 50 cents
than for Septembéyr, 18532.
begail pounds
1934,
and
5%
price
tha
to
more
Earle, If elected Governor, will bring
the New Deal into Pennsylvania.
Republicans. are already howling be-
cause the propesed agficultura; census
to begin on January ist, will give a
penny to 26,000 Democrats when Oens-
us Director William Austih makes the
appointments. That's tod bad. Espeo
ially so when one recalls how liber.
al (7) Republicans were with the Dem.
ocraty during the Harding, Coolidge.
and Hoover Administrations. Look
around you today and see if you can
find a single Democrat holding office
under Pinchot, unless he la sworn to
support Pinchoy methods.
bs SAR 3 AAAI.
Raymond 8. Schrack, of Loganton,
is the first Clinton county farmer to
qualify this year for the Keystone 400
Bushey Potato Club, having raised
M308 bushels of potatoes on 6 meas.
ured acre of his farm. The average
yield of potatoes on bis farm is well
over the 400 bushel an acre mark.
LOCAL ODD FELLOWS
845. 1. O
installed
0
the
the
Centre Hal Lodge No,
F.. on Thursday night
officers who will preside
coming six months’
emony inducting the officers as
formed by District Deputy Grand
Master James BR. Irwin, of Boalshure,
assisted by Past Gra Harry Ever.
hart, Fleuben Cronmiller, J. MM Car
son, J. H. Puff, Ervin Zettle and H.
I. Hosterman, In organization's
well appointed hall Thursday
The officers
during
The
Ww
period cor.
per.
nds
5
oo ine
on eve.
ning installed
Hon
Crawford
were
Noble Grand
Vice Grand,
Neos T
Tre Vv
Wi Fred Ho
Lond Hay
Ins Guard
Outs Guard, N. B, Cr
R Fred
| Roy
it George
LL
Chaplain,
R 8B B,
1. B 8,
¢
Ernest
Geo. A
I; Moore
Auman
man
Mark
ise ll
ATY,
wsurer,
arden
ici
ide
ide
or,
Bohn
awlord
Slack
Dutlrow
3 8
G.. Andrew Pa
Ernest wagner,
John Black.
Daniel Bloom
Weeney
tterfield
8. Vv
to
the installing officer, Mr. Irwin,
ry Everhart and
It wag a great privilege of the mem-
bers of the order present to (have
with them B. I). Brisbin, now resid-
ing Hartford, the ving
charter member ORE membership
dates years
from
¥
Har-
others
§ . 4 Yar
in Conn Ooniy
wh
back for sixty-seven
Visitors were presen several
other lodeen After the ness
and
present
Ren
refreshm
fod
ants ware sorved i
enfoved by all
GROWERS To
A
MEET
BURKHOLDER FARM
POTATO
ON M,
—
11 PRESBYTERIAN
PROSPECTS FINE FOR SMALL
GAME IN
Pennayly
i
.}
|
: ni
A
Para:
itable
and winter
The
ODene
i“
AeRson on rs
is and
] Dent
December 1
! November nay
is
this year
quall, ving
and squirrels viry
fthunted from
on
tn
Semon
Small game
neck pheasants
‘plentiful
Rabbits
comeback
itheir scarcity
monthe ago At that time
land seasonal bag limits
[to three and 15
boar lx closad
especially
ia
have staged a remarkable
alarming note on
sounded some
the dally
were redooad
since the
wasn
reapeciively
and 4 gnd 24, respactively
tails
The establishment
game re
increased
ably
Squirrel
ful
£4
for
wT
hares,
oOtton
of
fuges in
the
turkey tes
fative alow
said
1
ErovIse
0, are
and ahundant
——-
LOCAL REPUBLICAN RALLY.
A Republican rally
Centre Hall borough and Potter town.
ship Republicans, to te held in the
Grange hall in this place Friday eve.
ning. October 18th, at 5:00 o'clock.
Edward Durst, local chairman, states
that among the speakefs will be Hon.
Charles HB Dorworth, former Secre.
tary of Forests and Waters: T. Reil-
ly Lytle, of Clearfield, Republican
candidate for State Senator, and oth-
, as welj as several lady speakers,
AMSA.
DODDS COMING IN 3 WEEKS
Robert Dodds and his partner, John
Grusnwald, the well-known South Da-
kota horse dealers, were In Centre
Hall on Monday, after having had a
successful: sale of a carload of West.
ern horses at Vicksburg, Tuesday
morning they left for thelr Western
home by auto, leaving the information
with this office that they will %e In
Centre Hall in aboug three weeks with
another load of fine horses,
A SR SM I A
The drys will hold a meeting in the
court house 1omorrow (Friday) eve.
ning at 7.30 ovlock
mim I SSIES
COC—Crente Contented Citizens!
i® announced by
.
4
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTERES?
FROM ALL PARTS
of
1 Elburn
wd Breon
nea
a
«4
Home
CONN
trial
8 eT
NET 5s od
S133i0t
«peng
J Lewi
| iment,
are
bration
muster-out
be held in
While
grower, Wallace
notice on
of one
lifted
War
making ele
of
prep
36th
the regiment,
Monday
the
of
Lewisburg,
anniv the
will
29.
whi
Oct
not extensive
igen
of
i
an
N
account «
potato
entitled
nrgsual
x in
to the
1
of a number of |
by him
sion IrRe
T
thres
DO =
Pe
{towns recently & PO=
i
tatoo referred welrhed an
! $
and
the
OC
Clarence
wired
$87
id Durst
been
$4 ary
experience in
Hackett
plot of five
average i
and from
acreage
high
made It
smut
viel
six
p18
vield
wi}
ruse
entire
ributed the
he has a
ated for
ined” during a “shower” held
and Mra Fred Homan, the
her Mr. and Mrs
Burr town, on Wed
nigh Many
h descended
and
joined
delightful
the oper
at
of parent
west of
8,
Harry
nesda,
and
couple
and
movement
pro 4:4
there
i=,
of
44 last week use -
on
the
in
ful andsome gifts
during ti event
older
ne
YOUneg
the
people who
tad a
nat th 1
Ww i
ing
oy in giving
Helping Hand” class In
Hunda,
one it
at bh
Thursday
been under
Mary Stahl, and
organizations of
After the routine
monthly meeting
the was
an period was
1s
tailed
{Mivde
Hal
has
thera school
bh
was
& members,
Dutrow, «r home in
on avening
long the ia
of
Sunday
businesg of
dispensed
of Mrs in one
active
achool,
the
with, devoted to social
features, during which time refresh
ments were served. Another Lather:
an gathering was held at the home of
Mrs. Fred Homan, where the Young
People's Missionary Si met.
lety
Rev. Charles W. Leiteell, D. D., now
president of Hartswick College, One
onta, N, ¥Y, and Mrs Leitsell, were
overnight guests of Mrs. Mattie Boose
er, a cousin of the former, on Friday.
Dr. Laedtzel; became president of the
college upon ts founding six years
ago, and now there are 550 students
in attendance. He is a son of the late
Daniel Leiteell and was born at Tus.
seyville when the village was known
as Churchville, His mother was An-
na Amelia Love, a daughter of Asso
ciate Judge Love He ig a graduate
of both Gettysburg Collage end the
Lutheran Seminary at Gettysburg. On
Saturday Penn State College was vie
ited by him for the frst time, and
one of the attractions on that Jay
was the football game between oi.
tysburg and Penn State. The al tin.
guished college man was a most plias.
and visitor at this office on Saturday
in company, with CW. Sack
wo