¢ VOL. CIX. NEW DEAL BENEFITS PENNSYLVANIA FARM TO WOKERS the a new Pennsvivania farmer and The worker a of They in Industry entered into er incalculable and an oN ACRE CREEK, PC VYALLEY WORK DAM BEGUN ON PO WERT-WOLVE. 1 4 ir Ty pa Lo Mr v Wert a township, having was Potter i many years on the farn seville now Claude Wert, Aaronshurg. Congratulations. A — ——— REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Samuel! Youtz, Wm. A Jacobs, land in borough ; $30, WwW. L Boozer, $1.00. Mart) nt horing occupied ior to locating I et ux. to Centre Hall Martha J Hall boro: al, Centre Jacobs, eof to act ir. in et al. to in Mary Hall; Booze { } . $1500 Edward Zerby shit link, land Centre Zerby, ot al. to Edward ot Potter 2250 Edward i. Zerby tOWhH« to Edward Potter twp. the Hall, Hunter, treasurer, to National Bank, in Potter township: Caroline Swartz to W. E. land in Penn township: $500, W. P. Hosterman to Reformed Lutheran Cemetery Assoc. land Potter twp,, $1.00, Wm. W. Arnett, et al, to BR. BE. Von- ade, Aaronsburg, land in Haines twp 2500, Centre $67.51. jreon and in A ————— A AS A. The fall institute of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church of West Susquehanna Classis met in two sessions, Saturday, in St John's churdh, Willlamsport. More than one hundred delegates and rep- resentatives of the different societies were in attendance. The meeting was an education. The afterngon was gilv- on to conferences conducted by the various Departmental secreiaries. Miss Greta Hinkel, of Philadelphia Was present Curing the day to advise whenever called upon. Mr. and Mrs, Frank M. Fisher, Mrs. W. ¥. Keller Mrs. J. WW, Bradford and Miss Joyce Bradford represented the local soclety from Centre Hall, & over | | TRIENNIAL T. B. TEST FOR COUNTY CATTLE THIS MONTH all cot. started ¢ Of he Triennial T. B. test county The tle in Centre will try Centre county this ! in weeording to Od sims IAS HALLOWE'EN PART) DEATHS, I weeks with a complicat The lex township ter of Burrell. George Shook, D., with whom for the past fifteen A. P. Burrell, survives, on Haines daugh- was born in on October 7, 1865. A. G. and Hhe survived 8. of ahe a Elizabeth by Aaronsburg, RNR. made her home years. A brother, of State College, also ig one Bon, Funeral day of k Heckman m services held burial Thurs. in the were with cemetery. ast week, — Mra her WITMER.~ mer dieg N. Wit. Bellefonte, Angeline in months Wag at home Years, § from daughter Samuel and Emeline Miles Lucas, and was born in Union the wid- of William WwW. Six children, Mrs. W. IH. er, Mrs. Thos. Tressler and W. CC. Witmer, all of Bellefonte, survive her death, together with one sister, Mrs. W. T. Peters, Milesburg: and one brother, ¢'. O. Lucas, of Wooster, 0. Funeral services were held on Thursday, with burial in Myers cem- etery, Hev. E. R. Heckman officiating, a com ations She a of township, ow Witmer, Hunsing- Mrs, R. C Altoona Basi Doll Witmer, GOSS. --Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at the home of Wal. do P. Corl, State College, 1. D.. for Mrs. Busan Coss, 837, whe died mr. day evening at her home near State College. The following sons and daughters survive: Samuel B., Read. ing: William K. Tyrone; and Mrs Elsie M. Corl, State College, R. D.: John M. and Peter 1. Kedchline, both of Bellefonte are surviving brothers, She was a member of St Luke's Tae theran church at Pine Grove Mis, A ANS, Among those who recently success. fully passed the examination for deliv. or's Hoenses were O, IL Slack, Bug. ene Weaver, and Mabel Hosterman. HALL. PA. Is B. LEE SELLS SINKING CR. FARM, 180 A, TO P. WASSON { What Michael wg long been known as WM long hk farm Gregg townshi the i i along Sinking by H 1 mn owned In A Ms LOCALS, Alexande garet (lend ‘hiladeiphia Thursday raturned and on ra Alexander Tuesday Philadelphia for home leaving the The the time of t H. H. Alexander, Wenonah. arty were part of f the couples son, and ant family, i An official congrassional theaded by Vice President John N and gressman Mra Clearfield, sali for the will the party. Mre including Con- Don Gingery, of from Seattle, Wed- Philippines, where participate inauguration new government of the islands A plea by offic. that “4 United States keep out {of foreign t marked the parture, | Mrs teashieor jtonal County tin the iquiry Lidicated and Garner and sey nesday they in of native strong high” inls he tihlea™ de. of Erdley, H. FP. Erdiey of the Spring Mills First Na- Bank, was taken to the Centre hospital on Tuesflay morning institution ambulance, In- made on Wednesday morning : observation had not yet de {termined whether or net an operation would be necessary. Mrs. Erdley has been in delicate health for a year or more. Her recovery is anxiously a- wiited by a large circle of friends in her home community. wife Miss Estella Hosterman Is now a regular clerk in the Centres Hall post. office under Postmaster CC. W. Boozer. Miss Hosterman began her services as a clerk when the office was of the third class, not in civil service, and her step-father, R. M. Smith, ~was postmaster, About ten years ago when the office attained the dignity of being under olvil service regula. tions, she became a substitute clerk, and since October 1st, she atinined the station of a regular clerk. The position of substitute clerk will be filled in the near future through civil service examination, Miss Hosterman has been efficient, courteous and ob liging from the beginning of her post Office service and well merited the two advancements, OCTOBER CENTRE, TO CLOSE TWO CCC CAMPS IN | oF 15 IN STATE Fifteen CCC camps in Pennsylvan- vith a total enrollment of at least S000, will be a handoned by the of ti} monti to conform with the i t {$22,000,000 FOR TWP. ROA Ds, AT NO COST i, TO Fodder ccs ——— MARRIAGE LICENSES, ————— A A ARR GRAND JURY TO CONVENE: “ow 24, 1935. BATTER, FIELDER AND TEAM RECOGNIZED BY DAILY TIMES AT BANQUET AT HOWARD A Ey 1 BE HALL BUSINESS ASSIMIATION MEETING MEN'S ¥ # BYROL AND MAYES, DIES E. Knox policeman ationed jin the Jeffers hospital, of injuries suntain, ¥ n ladelphia | Wedneaday night last received between Madison. svittany, by two suspicions Eric Bryol and Andrew Mayes, when an attempt was mada to arrest them. Corporal Walter Powell a second State policeman, died a short time ago, and it ja bellevd his death was due to injuries sustained at the same time as that Knox, Septem- ber 18, 1833 Byrol is imprisoned burgh penitentiary and Mayeg 2 in the Huntingdon Industrial School A AL AAA. Townsend Club Meeting, i he Mew of on naracters, of in the Pitts The Townsend on | SHOWER FOR BRID} ¢ CLINTON COUNTY GIRL, STRUCK BY CAP. FATALLY HRIRY The gir] was walk the ing of sister Nittany way with =a : 4 ot road and Ruth Dwian, struck. She died hospital. Her fractured skull, internal injuries fractures and lacerations, gide i the fo coneistad of both numerous n injuries fractures legs and ——— A AN CENTER OF STATE NEAR FISH HATCHERY AT PLEASANT GAP The Department of Internal Affairs said this week center of Penn- syivania is Centre about foot west HEpring creek, on a line due west from the south line of Fish Hatchery Pleasant the in county of the Hiaten near Club will evening, October the Oad ability Everviody meet Gt Fellows hall. will address welcome, 7 201 Al the Tuesday or elock, sponker gathering p 29, in of Tusseyville, Rev, and Mrs. W. K. Centre Hall called the C. terbeck home on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn of State College spent Friday afternoon with Mre. Ane nie Klinefelter, Mrs, 8 T. Swartz and daughter spent the week-end in Bellefonte as Ruests at the Mark Williams home. Mr. and Mrs, H. CC. Grove and daughter Colleen visited Sunday with Mrs. Grove's parents, W. 8 Martzs, Mr. and Mrs. S8amuel Horner and sons of near Penn Hall were Sunday evening visitors at the Slutterbeok home, Mre. Mark Fetteroll and sons wpent the week endl as guests of her sister, Mra. Floyd ye, in Bellefonte. Wm. Rockey, wife and daughter of Altoona, spent Sunday at the W. §. Rockey home, ed com. us a Do you want the affairs of Centre county ‘conducted in a business-like manner? Of course you do: then vote for Brungart ana Bowersox for county commissioners, . Hosterman of at E. 8ilut- It three miles south of square Bellefontd and two Pleasant Gap. Gap f= ‘about at of the miles west A A MD A A BIRTHDAY PARTY. year, June and Mrs, On attaining her fourth White, daughter of Mr. Frank White, was given a birthday party by her grandmother, Mrs Jac. ob Sharer, in town. The young guests are noted below: Donna Luse, Margaret Matter, An- nette Bearson, Dorothy Booger, Jack Uber, Teddy White, Virginia Morrow, Sarah Morrow, Janet tunkle, Dick Runkle, Cherry Corman, Ariens Core man, Wilma Emerick, Clara Lue Wtoel, Beulah Bradford, Miriam Fou, Warren Foust, David Booser, June White. The entertainers were Marjorie Morrow, Patty Boomer, Bet. ty Bearson, and Anna Homan, The chaperones were Mrs, Brooks, Mrs, ID. IH. White and her Grandma White Games on the hack lawn were played. Refreshments of sandwiches, potato chips, cake and ice cream whre sor. vod, Lite favors were given. June received a number of nice presents, *e I MASSA Governor Earle appointed William G. Fluke, of Baxon, Bedford county, to the board of game commissioners. He succeeded Dr. Willlam H. Moore, of Philadelphia, resigned. i . — NO. 42 TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS ane mile wim, purchased st Tuesday by Sara Say- of Joseph H. Well, of The purchase price losed., The new owner farm next spring. the The Northern Conference of the Susquehanna Synod of the Lutheran Church met Monday in Rebers- burg. An address by Dr, J. F. Hark- ins, State College, on the subject, The Church Changing World,” was a prominent feature on the program The conference was attended by Rev. I. A. Wagner, recently became { the Valley charge pastor ol but has yet installed. Frank Bmith sir Broeon farm, f Mill on WAS sale Wolfe Mille Tis rivate | jer wife {wns Iwill occupy on n a who Penns not been no doubt thinks Newton's law of gravitation too severe. |ir Isaac saw the apple fall from the tree, and made certain deductions, but GG, Frank felt the apple fall from the tree. It hit him in the eye with such “grave ity” ax to cause a bad bruise. require ing bandaging of the optic. Frank wag picking the fruit of the tree when Bir lsanc’s law asserted iteelf Roy 8 Jamison of Centre Hall, was re-glocted presidend of the Centre County Interscholasitic Athletic Asso ciation at a meeting held in Bellefonte Thursday. It will be Mr. Jamison's third consecdlive term ds president of the association. Other © officers, Thomas Stetler, of Snow Shoe, vice president, and Glenn Aumiller, Mills helm, secretary-treasurer, were also re-elected for the second straight your. Miss Alice Burk! oWer, of the Methodist hospital taining school, Philadelphia, i at her home here where she will remain for au few weeks and then return to the city to take the examination before the State Board of Registration of Nurses, Successful in this, she will be privis leged to use the suffix title 1. N., and will enter the Télawares County hospital, west of Philadephia City Hine, on general duly. : a. of town, Isaac is a grodunte § -
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