ni VOL. CIX. RE HALL. PA. 15, 1935. cut NO. 32 PON'T KEEP US IN SUSPENSE. (Editorial, hiladelphia Record) Out 10 citi against telegrams sent from to protest holding company Exactly ER — “CONSIDER THIS CRITICESW” on ———— A —— OFFICIAL REPORT FOR MONTH OF COUNTY JT'LY A A A MINORS MAY NOT BE EMPLOYED WHERE INTOXICANTS ARE SOLD CELEBRATS 1 AR-DR. WINTER, EYAN. ¥i HOMIE mH SUPT. ai i i mare the Now woe kl largely 1 Democratic Deal party than to —————— M5. H. Edgar Barnes Was Justice of the Supreme ¢ ernor Earle. He tary of Revenue He took the immediately after receiving the appointment, which holds to January ist appointed was formerly in the oath Secre. Earle cabinet A AAPA 1936 tax duplicates will sued within a short time. In times past, tax was considered the first financial obligation of the average citizen, but today it Is different. The tax pill is shunted Into a corner like any other debt notice by un entirely too large percentage of persons who are amply able to pay, but simply resist with the expectation of hein relleved—and he wine too often. i ————— a ————— Mrs, Stanley Brooks was confined to bed during the beginning of this week from poison on the arms, face and upper part of the bedy. The ba Ia 62ND ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT FAIR OPENS NEXT of for Entertalnment All Classes, fo and Program Education REARICK REUNION, day, August Sth, ti Rearjcks He reunion xt the clan YO Thursday August, wero Samuel in member's Mrs. Miriam, Eldon, € ving and ightey Frey | Ma rearet Pittsburgh: Mra, W. Rearick, ! and granddaughters { Helen Rearick, Milroy: Mr. and Mrs [ Miles Rearick, Milroy: Mr. and Mrs {7. P. Rearick and sons George, Char- les and Robert, and daughter, Mrs, Kenton Miller, Martinsburg: Mr. and Mra. D. H Rearick, Sara. Luella, Mor ence and Ellls Rearlck, Spring Mills: Mr. and Mrs Samus! Rearick and, Lewis and Sara Jane Rearick, Mill heim. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Royer and daughters Evelyn and Frances: Mr, and Mrs. T. G. Bpotts, Thelma. Mar- garet and Edgene Spotts, Contre Hall: Mr. and Mrs. 1. H. Pecht, Tyrone; Mr. and Mrs. FP. IL Raymond, Coburn. AIS AA AO ARIA So: The Department of Hevenue, Prows. ing its campaign for safe highways, revoked 2244 drivers lHeenses nnd Ruspendod 4416--a total of 6687 since ithe first of the year. In the week ending August 6. 32 were revoked jand 121 suspended, AA AAAI. A four-point deer, shot to death was found in a field north of Millheim, Mr daughter Margaret, Elsie and TICKET AT At a caucus, Th CAUCUS, THURSDAY by night, house, a held voiers, on ursday mn Vo unteey REPUBLICAN ( FOR ANDIDATES BOROUGH oO) C—O SS LIEUT. WIGMAN AND BRIDE LOCATE IN CENTRI HAL] 9 CHILDRENS iN LSORY BORO ST BIECT TO (ome SE HOOT LAW —— a» RATLFU SS~<THOMPSON, $34 Yi Bethel CLARENCE MUSSER GETS FOREST RANGER POST SUMMER SESSION AT FP. 8 DEGREES AWARDED 55 degrees sion at vania State which ended students # file og will go coming from Thursday evening, Pennayvivaniy in from ty-five Those ty are MaoDowell, counties, who from Centre coun- bachelor's degrees Elinor © Bellefonte, BS; Helen P Juiser, Hublersburg, RBS: Howard I Bush, State College, BS: Edna M. Hackenberg, State College, BS: Karl F. Mattil, State College, BS. The following will be awarded ad. vanced degrees: Kenneth LL. Blamey, State College, industrial education, MS: Joseph J. Thomas, State College, chemistry, Ph. D.; Lenore H. Tabscott, State College, peychology, M8: Erma H. Heed, State College, bhacterielogy, MS: Roger DD. Reld, State College, bacteriology, Ph DD; Margaret BE. Tschan, State Ool- lege, German, MA: Frank E. Ehren feld, Philipsburg, education. MS: Rob ert A. Black, Philipsburg, economics, MA: C. Robert Neff, Centre Hall od. ucation, ME: Roy BR. Jamison, Centres Hall, education: ME. a The unseasonable weather during A part of last week forced the light. ing of furnace fires to make homes comfortable, mbna id A come + 54 YEARS IN THE MINISTRY. Rev, 8S. FF. Isterial Greenhoe Summarizes Miu. Aoty Other ing Faety Covering Half Century Work and in Chureh i an a — GLAD GIRLS PICNIC. a ANI ft ONTEST i-H CLUB BOYS GIRLS IN JI DGING AT PAL STANDING OF THE CLUBS IN | THE CENTRE COUNTY LEAGUE } r : pC | ei fonte 4 i nh TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST | FROM ALL PARTS WHERE THEY PLAY. Thursday (Twilight) Saturday. CENTRE HALL, 5; KATO, I——— STATE’ WINS IN CLOSE CONT 1# MARRIAGE LICENSES Wo —” JOINT Col LI THERAN MEETING OF iF ANd CHI —— —— IN # RADIO STARS PERSON, Smith nn to "Thursday attend m and partis tt Ti wer 13 ub enrolled Week 8 events Tenm contest Yaorpym winners will their of in the State-wide receive cups and also rib- the State as awards, as well as being crowned champions, Une hundred girls attended the 4-H Club ship Training School at the vania Slate College Monday nesday of this week. They ed 24 counties, On Wednesday afternoon the 15th annual 4-H Club Week at thes College opened. There were approximately 1300 boys and girl present. The ses- sion will close Friday when ths a- wards are made to contest winners. Activities include judging contests, campus tours, assemblies, vesper ser. vice, recreation, style revoes, and de partmental demonstrations State Club Week is in charge of A. I. Baker, state club leader, and A. B. Bingham, J. PF. Keim, ¢. I. Lang, Mise Laura Reynolds and Miss Nel He Clogston, assistant stata club leaders, and Leader Pennsyl- to Wad. represent. and thirty boys AO SBI ORN. If one knew the thoughts of a "thumber’ you passed by without picking him up, ® would more likely than not convince yom that you wers Justified mt leaving his thumb in the alr, a Ea ee Ra ai ited the Stonor farms, John Horner » gaches and st wWers removed hiroken being disturbed house stands Hout west of the ho CoOneret road, Tusseyy {The farm on which ise §8 Joost fed will 1@ occupied who now oe next =2pring hy Charles Bioner, recently farm Nefl. where he fives to MM ss ZIEGLER FAMILY HOLDS REUNION ON HECLA PARK An all-day plenic at Hecla Park on Sunday marked the second Ziegler family reunion, with the following people présent: Mr. and Mra W. H. Ziegler, Anna Ziegler, Mr. and Mrs. William Haines, John Haines, Mahlon Stover, Mr. and Mr. BE. RB. Wolfe, Ja- on and Mildred Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs, 4. EB. Ziegler, Melvin Bright, Mr. and Mra. Roy Nixon, Louise Nixon: Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. Ziegler, Gladys Zieg. ler. Betty Miller, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Page, Phylile, Betty pnd Maxine Page, Mr. and Mrs. HC. Ziegler, Paul and Sara Ziegler, Anng Manns, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ziegler, Billy and Dick Ziegler, Mr. and Mm. C. R. Beahm, Phyllis Beahm. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kilinefelter, James Klinefelter, Mr. and Mre. John Winkleblech. PAA SS MI M00 IPR I. Eugene Klinefelter, Centre Hall, had his motorcyele driver's leense sus pended for six months by the State Highway Department. his College home Yoorge Bene. Ken- result i through period of ten ten YOArE ARD 8 home Brooklyn {friendship Te sponden é arer Ida Bell, ster, Mrs { State same deceased sin. wl ted the (350.00 memorial the hurch. The in 15 example iter, a window will be place Gap Methodist Rev. R. 0. Bot- his efforts to induce forward and €ollow the Bells Climbing into a manger facing a ull had driven into his stall, Harry W, Frantz was attacked by the animal and repeatedly struck on the legs with his horns, the position of the mas being such that it was the only portion of the body exposed to attack by him. For somg reasom the bull's attention was diverted for a period permitting Mr. Frantz to leave his perilous posi thon. He was assisted to the houss by boys who were in the barn Examinae tion revealed thy man escaped broken bones but received many bruises, Mr. and Mrs, Ervin Zettle, Andrew Zottle, Mr. and Mrs. A. BE. Frank and gon Junior. Mrs, FPF. K Frank, Mr. ant Mrs. Paul Fetterol! and son Drew, and Kenneth Frank. on Lp day motored to Troxelville witere they visited with Mr and Mrs Mors ril Nale and family. On the way they Witnessed the Immersion of sight gr ten persons of various ages, by a Sunbury minister. The Cental Pa. Gospel band, of Sunbury, played while ; oxi n Pleasant minister, using CON of the baptismal ceremony wes in proge As
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