VOI. CIX} CEN RE HALL. PA: a NO. 9 Y 30. 14 GOVERNOR EARLE BANS SPECIAL PLATES FOR "36 tags either why ny poll ol 4 ’ Ming 4 {iOvernos recent BRIDGE PARTY ENTERTAINED AND MRS, OF THIRTY BY MRS. KELLER MILLER, FRIDAY EV'G FIYE STATE EMPLOYEES IN COUNTY DISMISSED ——————— A A > £§ NN (OMPANY ia f OR ING: SL HOO . . CLOVER (LIB nts GOODHART, MET WITH MEN, FRIDAY EVENING i. A ——— GLORIA BROOKS CELEBRATES iTH BIRTHDAY, SATURDAY EV'G DEPT. TO MAINTAIN ON HIGHWAY BRIDGES lpg COST OF OLD-AGE PENSIONS FAR UNDER EARLY ESTIMATE —————— A ——— A] ———- Se AEAnIzation Mrs C 1¥14 ¢ of of ari Bradford ¢ C4 : { i c or RIN : She ia one o eighteen chil who joined in the festivities oars |g m thera wer, members who of the chub are and embody The mrmbers, may informally, highls the thres<hour period, | rendabie dull The | community children | sonduet of participated wis directed by Miss Hel- | jong that White grade in lor the public to one « the other {ye «of which iw iong wet viee in of wish € eriainment 8 Wis 4 rules LOVETT NINnG including discussed, formally somewhat wnigque mdhered to and guests referred to Kirkpatrick Bertha Mrs, Mra Miss which the ques be are strictly orn primary schools, teacher r } ITs The ft hn classes most of the children) taetnbers mesting In addition to those already men sfre J 3 i a bi tioned there words present: Betty | Bonner, Mra Schacfler, Tiny Hess, Janet Runkle, | Frank wradford, David Boozer, Beulah Bradford, Sarah, | Mrs W. FF. Keller Virginia and Billy Morrow, Betty|ais Levan Smith, Johnson, Marie Whiteman Marjory | Mra. A Lieb, Mrs, Milford Lause. Fmery, Clara Lou Wetzel, Edwin | Guests Mra. Elmira Winegardner, ‘ wlio, Richard Brooks, Taylor Pot | Mrs Tessie McClellan, Mrs. H, W. Pot. | The chums, brought w friendship throughout are Mra, Homan, E A H L noted: GG: O.} Smid Ebria ht, Grace 8Snith, OG ter i tor guests of them that the theo host, | —————————_— A A AAAS bry the th presents, tokens of : will years to $:ili i¥ids Judging cherished | permit number of # tol legalized horse racing with) pari-mutuel bets, the number bills for "Sunday movies and theatricals, an! outsider might reach the comelusion that the 1635 legislature will be lib- feral. Thy fatts do not bear out this belied, Seven bills permit horse racing, but A bili bas just made ite appearance in the House prohibiting betting une der penalty of $600, Even possession of an racing form or a written lst horses in the rac, would subject owner to prosecution undey the visions of this hill, There has been only one bill relat. ing to Bunday in any way so far con sidered on the floor of the House That wan the Schrope Sill permiting the training of dogs on Sunday. It was defeated, i ———— There was employment hereabouts for everybody on Saturday morning, but on completion of the job,-a dole? No; simply better walking on pave. ments, i Tom come of Burress has a price-tag attached ———— A A A I. PENN STATE HOPES FOR TOURNAMENT VICTORIES the first time In years Penn State has chane to capturg «hampionships In both wrestling. The ring year will bg held at State College March 15 and 16, while the wrestling will take place at Philadelphia on the same dates, Eleven years ago Nitany | Lion teams succeeded In winning the inter collegiates in both sports on th, same Any The wrestling tourney was held it Now Haven on this occasion and the boxing took place at State College. In 1026 the grapplers repeated thelr victory but have not won the title since. The Lion ringmen repeated In 1927, 1928 and 1999, © For number of reasonabde intercollegiate boxing and tournament this a of the ro- IN NEARBY BLAIR COUNTY wrre gobblere esseh condition Protectiord Faget oof ¢ finme ost Myers Bren of the Frank Charlies OC had turkey and Altoona The wild turkey Willow Contains and =a enclosed necks, of charge were hats fam in swt {on the Ru niata This ste the farm eres Ju in tun approximately of wire goodly with 4 portion high established a and then Bourc, of a supply of for planting in many commonwealth, It is sald that young tuarkevs which fornre la It was number aro wine has been wild turk. vn of sv tions were hatobed on the farm during the year 1034, and a larg. er number will present year, liberated in many parts during 1538, and that when the on ix closed, It is authoritatively stated that this is just the beginning of the liberation of wild turkeys in these parts and the sportsmen may expect another consignment within a few weeks. By liberating the turkeys eariy in the season they will soon ad- Just themselves to their now roundings and begin making and preparing to ralse be ralsed most of duting the which will of the State be SOAs. mar a home thelr young. AA A AA AA ANS William C. Rambo, of Laurelton, the well-known contractor, died Inst Thurs. day in the Oelsinger hospital. He was 67 years of age. He supervised the construction of all of the elabors ante bulldings comprising Laurelton State Village, as well as the Philips. burg State hospital, Hotel Philips and Presbyterian = Manse. in Philipsburg. The body was Interred in Ivy Hi cemetery, Philadelphia, Senator and Assemblyman uents Due to Lack of Time I would much i In due appreciate very mention fact that make the sou would your columng of to the large volume of that OrresponG. ence Senators the receiving ang teprescis tatives General In Assembly are number of will acknowledge ahout Bills, it them to a controversial be Ime for of answer possible communications but that an fo receipt sueh or to them, communications Bills will consideration, reference the wity, any be given proper A MA AS CENTRE COUNYY FROM SOUTH SIDE PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL extended The the fpsburg sForviad —————— PEXN ‘STATE MAILS ANNOUNCEMENTS OF SUMMER Initial announcements of : nt Pennsylvan- | to teachers | week. Two | upward of ft} teachers oft udy t Penn Stat, As in pre ire {rant Hevamiomi the College ut fa Stat. were sent the stale this i and Niate ie oye! a ery summer vious years, | under thei Cham- Reusions of Dean Will The malied Announcement 400 cours divisions the College | given this summer. The offered include work in schon! of the College and will | provide opportunitieg for both under. | graduate and graduste study The Bummer Sessiong at Penn State open wit, a three-weeks Inter-Session from 11 to June 28: continue with the regular six weeks Session from July 1 to August 9% and close with a three-weeky Post Session from August 12 30. Students may ats tend any ong or all three of the ses. sions Preliminary this lists Aah Week Some undes will eR Of ho will overy - J Hne fo C—O MA SA ——— The hitched local crack checker Players up with their equals Hom Pine Grove Milly and Lewistown, »t a contest staged In Brown's garmge, at Potterg Mille, Thursday evening There were a large number of “raws, but close to a A0y-Afty scorg wig mate by GG. A. Crawford and Garman Mat- ter, leaving C. Ix Bartholomew, the third local inv the contest, somewhat In the rear. 5 PRE INCHES 2 SN | TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS - MAC-HENRY HORSE BALF MONDAY——AVERAGH 2153.50 A MA EAA. HI-Y ORGANIZATION HOLDS INDUCTION CEREMONY FOR LA A Ps Fire tompany Meeting. £% A QUILTING PARTY, Frank Shut [ante much rir. wel sown nd be Known hel it 34 pretty qui i delightful social Krise CHC bet ————————— detour High n Mountains lodged against the extremely WHS of Pine (Grove 55 and 305 to Belle for traffic to Lewistown sod east- It great ex ipense to put the Kriss Yalley road in ™ condition for light. traffic it will be well to noe that "In neigh. boring towns State agents have Deen a (raiding business places In an attempt ito clean up gambling devices “Hun and slot machines. Because would buy: everything has gone smoothly up to never would give that much money [this time ig no assurance that the nyot 1. “probation” period be indefinitely continued When law clamps down it will betoo late. It will mean appearance before a justice, who will demand a bond for further appearance at court-—and what the court will de cannot be positively foretold, lows $84 . % Tr ni ” os Ose seOt ion hee RNiate's dministra- y d € mploy be. | 11 § ¥ Mintle Democratic Sia 2 - § : a AF TN § gue 4 . A policy of limiting Stat, | WARY Toul, do, over Seve to one member of a family Appears a protest is being last. week n Harrisburg of about the department of lat effective with the 15 ome and Mills over wiles, tlong detour hw n "5 Pours foward would require no ———————— A PENNY A DAY, dollars and sixty-five, centa to { pay. | would take at penny day. a whols year a will the me a hat so pretty and prim, a pair wo slim the fun I could might not be right) twould pay for ag movie for many a night. And of hose for those ankles (tho' ft have The Senior Service class in the Lue tharan Sunday school had a delight- ful monthly meeting Thursday night atl the home of Mrs. Laura Law, one of ite members. The table and room were decorated fittingly and comn. ome orated the Washington spirlt in ‘the early days of the first President's life and Inter on in the beginning of the Nation's life. The refreshments, too, wore marked with hatohet dents, Mrs, E. A. Frank, whose duty it is to Prepare a program for these oocass ions, wag not in default. and arvansed to have all members present to pars ticipata. Guests present fom out of town were: Mra Grace Breon and Miss Ruth Probl, State Coliege: Mr. and Mra, W. E. Loo, Potters Mis; Mr. and Mrs. Sarl Masellar, Dowart, and Misf Catharing Wert. “ra giv, to those heathen =o away? far of the day; hark to that tieve is far more receive And turn not away IL pray, Vole and try to be. blessed to give than from that message in your mitedbox as penny a day. Mrs. W. JX JMackenberg,
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