mato « VOL. CIX. ROOSEVELT VETO MESSAGE IN BILL HIGH SPOTS BONUS President sonal vppeal ST Ml TRANSFER LOCAL ROADS TO STATE SYSTEM BILLS AT SHIVELY SAL}F BRING HIGHEST PRICES HORSES ee ————————— SEVEN FROM (CENTRE COUSTY GRADUATE FROM LOCK and qualified in any In very junior 4 « hool extra-curricular he was of and a member Educational Clubs Yo. M Brown majored prominent his being presi lent his class of in the senjor year and Stafy Dramatio and the A during Proaex and the « Miss fro her four years) mathematics and sof and is certified to teach these subjects. She has been active the Dramatic Club and in the Y. W. CC. A Mr. Hagen completed his work in January in geography and science and is working for extra credit. He bas been prominent in the Education Club at the College. Two-year graduates fom thiy vicin- are Harold Hoy, Bellefonte; Ar- McCloskey, Hublersburg: Mar. garet Delaney, Bertha Sharer and \nee Wert, of Centre Hall: and Jack Gulsewite, of Rebersburg. A — A AAAI Hoventy-five thousand boys and girly will graduate in May and June from B00 four-year and senior public high schools in Pennsylvania, in eNCa in ity thur HALL. PA. MAY ADVANTAGE OF LOCALN | REBERSBURG TAKES i { rir REB} BRSsBURG (Commencement Exercises, £ i Homan nald Walker, Richa Donald E H Ho Allen 1 18) : A ¥ ¥ r Eugene Emorick } Freda N. Vioiettt da M. Burkholder, Jay Warren M H Horner le 11t Jey Fire » and Gene rad. rut Run- Dinges, Bradford, €:. Foust, M Arney, Haskell, Pp. Reese, Geraldine Jertha Donald Ralph Helen patrick, Slack, Vinton fielding Dean T Mildred Jack HH. Kirk- Gearhart, M. Jean Miriam Fetteroll, MoClellan, Hazel A. Luts, Warren Homan, Bernadine Hmith, Dorothy Blazer, Willa Blauser Hazel Lutz read the clans prophecy, Violetta Hartley the class will, and Geraldine Smith and Vinton MeClel- lan presented the 'wifts. Attendance awardg were presented by J. F. Wets. el principal; athletic awards by R. 8, Jamison, and awards to the staf of the “PMger.” stinlent publication, Were made by Missy Agnog BE. Geary, Members of the honor roll the various classeg in the high school were named as follows: seniors, Fred B. Spyker, Thelma I. Clark. Jay H. Runkle, Vinten MeClellan, Berna. dine Smith. Juniors, Roberta Bmith, Dolly BE. Hess, Margaret Ross, Fug- ene Weaver and Christopher Morrow, Hophomores, William A. Thomas, Char. I. man, Hobert Loris } for NS, FRESHMAN CLASS WILL NUMBER N.Y et otter town ugh i under erin. Pie wWoery ghth Grade aml eight ’ more grades advanced from the same are residents the The P mitted of borough aide stated examination Helen Neff, Mary BE Frances Runkle Mary Martha MeClellan, Mary Rim. Goldie Rimmey, Anna Bmith, Sara Hackett, Donald Smith, Helen Horner, Jameg Meeker, Dorothy Glas. gow, Pottey ter township students through Bweetwood, Haskell, Swarts, township students who at- the borough schools are Har. Wradford, Lillian Rickert, Tnes Reeder Sharer, (Gerald Petterolfl orough resident students advance od for the Eighth Grade are Darlin Foust, Miriam Homan, Francis Snyd. er, Marjorie Morrow, William Xerlin, Edna Meyer, Russell Relish, Chalmer Weaver, The taking tended old Laine, ten students in the county the stated examination who rated highest, are James Mumpey, of Milesbury Robert MoDowell, of Milesburg boro: Jack Weaver, Miles. burg boro; Cecil Walk, Hannah: Rog. er Yorkk Milesburg: Betty Dale, Le mont. Edna Thompson, Snow Shoe: Theodore Yingling, North Philipsburg: Dorothy Hagyard, No. Philipsburg: Dorothy Leng, Milesburg, boro; n {SES PEt VAL OF TED ATION INSTRUCTION FoR Al (HURCH 1.0 DALLY SCHOO! il entre Hall, 8; i. Lamar, WHERS Thurs FHEY PLAY. ‘ay (TT willght) 3 MEMORIAL SERVICE VARIOUS CEMETERIES ' . ice |STANDXG OF THE CLUBS IN CENTRE COUNTY LEAGU¥ HOU EBS yop IN t Wi VOLUNTEER (0, MEMORIAL FESTIVAL BY FIRE DAY it head Taye, and remdering ween fone TRANSIENT CAMP TO BE | camp MOVED TO BOGGS TWP. WILDS un The formeriy « vel An Transients Camp at symp No 65 wilds XY « will moved fo the in Boggs town lorocenas ship nthe Pinchot road leading from), further Runvilie towards i Dr the (ransior Unionville AK WAR |e direct. stated by Rpences Gordon | ougl adress]. jquen territory, | y { where not much) found because of lack | This section is to be develop. | A je, This or of Tt an { made recently is a wared in (Jordon sive s————————— S. Navy Enlistments, in July the men, This it has For information write in person to U. 8 Navy Recruiting Station, Post Office building, Altoona Pa, Vernon F. Holdeman in charge. A AAA AANA (Ramee is to be of food ed from wr x. Starting will twice time. this standopint nursery monthly etablished ‘and nut and fruit. trees, berry busheg and plants, and such like, will be cultivat- then over the terri. game the land Can hold. Private lands cannot improved unless the streams be open to public fishing and the lands to hunting, The Sports. men’s Association has agreed to Operate in securing the signing righta, so that this territory may developed as fully as possible, AA AAAS: Harvey 1. Ferguson, a dealer in musical instruments, in Williamsport, willed to James W. Smith. an em. ployee, and former resident of Contra Hall, $1,000, Roth Mr. Ferguson and hig wife were killed In an aute accl dent in the South. MSM AA ANA: The marriage of Miss Lillian Shel. for and M. A. Clark, both of Boals. burg, which took place four yonra AFO was announced Inst week. The aguots o what wiil be 5 fa more than bearing for herow Kapow 1 and ™~ tory or oall scattered fo much son how made be be to Wikh the NRA wipedq out, the un- wrupulous will sell you eleven for a dozen: fifteen ounces for a pound: cut an old ewe into lamb chops. A work day will be from morning to night, and the presidents of corpor- ations will get a boost in salary. ———— A 1. Gates, an Altoona rier, was of having letters and from. He eral grand CO of be letter car arrested following a charge Open] one or more chain taking the dollare there. posted $500 bond for Fed Ary action. ASM AAI AIAN, John Musser, of Pleasant Gap, a oa. det on the Schoolehip Annapolis, Phil. adeiphia, mradusted x few days ago. His mother, Mre J. ¥. Musser, ate Couple will reside in Boalsburg. tended the cermony, NO. 22 _ | TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS FROM ALL PARTS naar Doro othe Yen Herr, being Lacillie fam. dure week ate ARR they on to Tus invited Allettown ACCOM - Miss live Orwig hy Know Feder Johnson in Vanuxem, Mre machine the December Marte Shoewas in the court. presiding her suit against Erowing out of Marts’ car driven by Laurelton Stata 31, 132. near | Mirflinbarg asked $50,000, A ball game between local alle stare and a team from COC Camp No, 62, all colored. win staged this {Thursday afternoon) Memorial Day. The young gentlemen of color will al- #0 give exhibitions of their skill in vocal ang Instrumental music. Your Presence will ald In fur nishing a more improved fire<flghting og Ripment, cofie structed to be of service boty, In and outside the borough. At ducted astern Church, al Judge damages Crash with a physican ©Od= the i { lided { heag : of | Home in a fog Mrs Tar the memorial ceremonies eons during the meeting of the Synod of the Neformed in Williamsport, three dee ceased elders in Centers county were paid tribute. The homered elders were James Wesley Foreman, Centre Hall; Nathaniel Yearick, Nittany, and Harvey M. Keller, State College. Tril ute wae also paid to two ministers in this section of the Synod bounds: namely. Rev. Wm. KE. Harr, Tak ven, and Rev. Trewin 8 Diitaler, Milton,
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