VOL. CX.
SECOND BIRTHDAY PARTY |
FOR THE PRESIDENT, AT
CENTRE HALL. JAN,
that
to the
30TH
announced President
has consanted
the
deries of
for
It ig
Roosevelt
his birthday
other nation
bal's
funds
irg Infantile
pyriieg were held
thy 331 t
use of
for an-
birthday
of :
as oe pasion
wide
and parties
ior use
in
fos he
again
January
general
Thig
for
functions
to
try for
paralysi
is
WOrs
— cor
MURDERED WOMAN RELATIV]
OF BURKHOLDERS HERI
Giiruder
this
and M.
cousins,
During
Burkhol
fami
Ginder
two
the
city.
The
sons,
1ieut
Panama
Burkhol
Samuel
the 1.
A sguaaqr
Canal
Fort
adelphia.
Mrs. G
der
wy
Founders
purchasing agent {
mons of Haverford
ford, Pa, a
years. Her
ily, of Philadelphia.
friger, ao
both
at the
curred
tington,
ployed
Hall,
cause
Ginder
So
I Mot SHAS.
Every
are struck
alysis, and
of this
You can
attending
President,
evening,
&
position
son 1
Miss Edith Din-|
Marjorie " Rupe,
dinner
niece, and
of Altoona, were guests
of the shooting whic!
Hall.
had
of
time
in
a Negro,
in
but
of
Founders Roy (
who been em- |
the Founders |
had
drunkenness,
kitchen
been discharged be
murdered Mra. |
as a means of avenging hi
10 900
h
year some youn
down wit
in
disease
infant
epidemic years
increases to
help
thesas
Birthday Party
Hall
unfortuna
the
in
January 30,
Centre
ptliosstlnss——
|
tendent
chairman to
on the Emergency Cou
Education
Hogors,
Glenn
of
county
schools has tween
serve in Ce Courty
for Adult}
Youth, i
ncils
Recreation and
I ———
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
A birthday party was given in hon.
Maurice Whitehill, by Mra
Whitehill, at their home “Woody-
crest,” north of State College, Satur-|
day evening, to celebrate his 36th na-
tal day. A birthday cake with the req-
uisite number of lighted cundles
graced the table. while refreshments
of various kinds were served the in-
vited guests. String music and and
vocal selections Fad a place on the
program. The following were present: |
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zerby, Mr. and
Mrs. Ear! Bwanger and daughter
Deloris, Irene Swanger, Mr. and Mrs
Edward Gill, Ms, and Mrs Mitchel
Rinehart and daughters Lois and
Kathryn, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Whitehill and son “BM’ and daugh-
ter Lois, all of Woodycrest: Mr.
and Mra. Claude Whitehill, Mr. andi
Mrs. Charles Whitehill, Miss Kath-
ryn Witmer, all of Oak Hall Sta-
tion; Chuck Annuel, of New York.
or of
at
THE JACKSON DAY DINNER.
The Jacksbn Day dinner to be give
en Tuesday evening, at the Nittany
Lion Inn, State College, fs being ar-
ranged for by Willlam Litke. Esq.,
law partner of Senator Jack Thomp-
son. The guest gpeakers had not been
announced at the time the Heporter
went to press,
rE ——————
LES OF A GENTLE.
MAN,
What it cost a millionaire to be
one described In a court motion. Head
about it in the American Weekly, the
Blg magazine dist buted with nest
Bunday's New York American. Order
TT copy [rom your news dealer
THE TROUB
: oe
A A ASANO
Bix to elght Inches of snow fell
we
LOCAL RED CROSS MEMBERS
WHO ANSWERED 1985 CALL]
Cross drive
Red
this
The annual
proved more
that of the
man, JF. Wetzel,
dollars
in the
the treas
local
successful year than |
previous year,
reports. More than!
eighty wis realize in
; AEs
drive Misa
borough
iret
i
IT'S A FACT—-SICK OR
WELL~—~PEOPLE MUST EAT
oream 1.
i
cream
BOG GOO
8.000 tons f
arly
meas, Law
of ooffen,
bread, rolls and oth.
i) Eh rods
1.000.404 i Iv
vegeiahies,
foods
Part of that goes into nearly
O00. 000 special wescription meals
There's as mMmucs, af
fg there
prescription ompare
ween Of
a t Posse |
coffes
any
of
yearl coat
000 is spent
That's only item the
fo
one hoapita)
contributes charity.
EE
SHIRLEY TEMPLE IN “THE
LITTLEST REBEL" AT THE I'LAZA
Friday and
afternoon and
Littlest Rebel” starving Shirley
Temple, with John Boles, Jack Hoit
Karen Morley and Bill Robinson, will
show at the Plaza Theatre, Bellefonte.
The theatre management is greatly
pleased to present this picture to the
theatre-going public at this time, The
Httle star, outshines every per
vious performance, which maying
lot. Don't miss “The Littiest Rebel.”
Thursday,
this
Saturday 4
week,
a
— A
4-H LAMB FEEDING CLUB
ROUNDUP, SATURDAY, 4TH
The Centre County Boys’ and Girls’
4-H Lamb Feeding Club will hold
their county roundup in the Livestock
Judgirp Pavillon at State College on
Saturday. January 4, at two o'clock,
according to County Agent R. C.
Blaney.
Tiere will be fifteen pens of three
lambs each on exhibiton, or a total
of 45 lambs, The lambs will be Judg-
od by P. C. McKenzie, nationally
known sheep judge of the Pennsyl-
vania State College,
The best nine pens as selecied by
the judge in this roundup will be tak-
en to Harrisburg and compete with
other counties for State honors.
The following breeds will be repre.
sented: Shropshire and Hampshires.
The club members have had their
lambs on feed since the midds of
August, -
This roundup will be of Interest to
Centre county peotfe as they will
have a chance to see the county ex.
hibita before they are sent to the
Farm Show, and the publie is cor.
dially Invited to attend. The Stock
Judging Pavilion is heated and the
roundup wil’ be held regardless of
woatter conditions,
Man is the only admal that oun be
skinned more than once
HALL. PA.. THU
FRAZIER—LONG.
evening
at the
Miles BE.
Frazier, of
E. Long,
Gardner 14
a wedding
Reformed
Frazer,
Brush
daugh
On
wis solemnized
Saturday
par- |
SOT i
when i
Vil-|
1,
Miss
Mr. and
Brush Va
1h
aries
if 1
Mary
Mrs,
§
Hey
and
ng i
were united in|
. vith hem
Ve
Helen Eb
WALKER--ROYEHR,
FOE CONSTRUCTION
GREGG-PENN
ROAD IN
AR
at
BOTHe it
assured
bullg
CONeregs
Se
modern
if not a foot of
the
Valley
rr such
be
YY
entire section of
1
ond
complied
nf is reas-|
with
Department.
by!
A»
REFORMED 5. i
PRESENTS CHRISTMAS PLAY
Trinity :
Lirsee.
s,
Reformed church school)
i
at play by Mary
Russell,
Posse
Sunday
entitled
Was Born
evening
“When he Prince of
in the Joos! chu
prior istman, i
¢
of the play 3
wm
“Leg.
basically :
from
The
the
fam
dents
in
§ £ 45
in OF 10%
re-enacted
of with special]
on making Him gifts of sor- |
and All the de. |
the school participated
street in Bethle-
vice, substance soe f
partments
The
heim. "The
The Boy
Father of
Bara . ....
Ephriam
{Hebrew
Roman Bolder
Mazzy
Joseph
of
SCene was
Cast
a
follows ;
Dean Bradford
Ralph Arney
Alfred Relish
#Htanley Brooks
Pilgrims)
John Knarr
Mra. J. PF. Wetzel
F. Wetasl
The Innkeeper lussell Bohn
Sarah, Wife of inkeaper
iid Geraldine
oy
A Bradford
Shepherds.
Eno
Reuben
Jared
Wise Men-o
Melchior
«Roy V. Delaney
Russell Relish
Ralpy, Packer
. Boh Weisel
Balthasar ,.... John T. Delaney
The Angel Hazel Lutz
Gift Beareers< Juniors, Primary
and Beginners,
Soloists, Sara Odenkirk
Reiber,
The gifts brought by the children
wers shipped to the Bethany Orph-
ans’ Home, Womelsdorf,
A A 57 AAA.
CIGARETTE DEALER PRIVILEGE
AND AMUSEMENT PERMITS
MUST BE RENEWED FOR 199¢
The divisioral chief of stamp and
amusement taxes, Department of
Revenue, announces that all perma-
nent amusement permits and cigars
ette dealers’ permity issued for 1035
expired with the year.
Persons who between July 22, 1935,
and the present day hed any form
or manner of entertainment, for
which there was a charge. but who
have for some peason failed to ssou-e
thelr permits from the Department
of Revenue, as well a8 those who ob-
tained permits but falleda to make
the necossary reports and remittan.
and Ruth
with the District
: once, in or-
der to avold the ha penalties
in-
under the
JANUARY
PRIZES AWARDED IN
XMAS LIGHTING
KSDAY,
CONTEST
rounds of the |
Christmas to i
name the!
follow: |
the
alte
made
night
fHuminations
The res
Judges
the
the
town
and
ts were as
INO
hand
TROOP
ORGANIZED
LOCAL
0}
BOY
13
SCOUT
MEMBERS
wh
B. TRIENNIAL
POTTER BEGAN
RETEST IN
under |
Ani
in Potter town-|
the f
for TB,
sires of
At
five
time © he
animals in
rectors
the §
re marke] as i
the number representing!
i
one per cent. Potter]
number
township in
the largest of
Centre |
AI
FROM CENTRE COUNTY
IN SOPHOMORE CLASS, P.
Bophomore olass
eig!
Students
Se are ity-five from Cen-|
y
from this section
3
county,
are
Centre Hall
Barah
H
yndall
John C
Coldron, BEd- |
J ir
Odenkirk, Liberal)
Agriculture i
Whitehead, Lib- }
1
Hi
Boalsby
d Hoss,
eral Aris
Relbwerabagy
Woolrow W. Bierly,
Aria. i
Mills—Charles W. Hoster.!
Agriculture i
Donald G. Detwiler, Ag-
Spring
man
Smullton-
Si.
POTTER TWP. PWA PROJECT
TO GRAVEL COLYER ROAD
The $14,405.08 allotted to Potter
township under the PWA will be ap-
plied to surfacing with gravel the
Colyer road. beginning at a point a
short distance west of the C. 8 Thom-
as farm westward to the bridee at
Colyer, from there to Colyer school
fouse and on westward by the A. J.
Weaver homestond to the H. A. Me-
Clellan farm, This is a portion of the
original State highway as laid
from State College to Potters Mills.
The work will start in the near fu-
ture and will be directed by the Pot.
ter township supervisors, namely, ©.
BE. Bradford, John Bubb and Edward
Loughner, the latter succeeding J. M
Carson. The supervisors have the
privilege to apport two foremen and
a timekeeper,
out
HO, AES 55
KEELER APPOINTS DEPUTY.
Charles B. Musser, Bellefonte, was
appointed deputy sheriff by Sheriff.
elect Harry V. Keeler. He i&8 a na-
tive of Haines township and wag the
Republican candidate at the last «lec.
tion defeated for the office of reg.
ister by John 1. Wetszler. Merrit
Showers, of Walker township, a bro.
ther-indaw of Keeler, was named
turnkey.
AI AANA.
All on work relief jobs got day-
and-a-half holidays with pay at
Christmas and New Year's, putting
them on a level with all other Feder
al employes. Of course. the order
might be tested befors the Bupreme
Court by the haters of the New Deal
————————————————— a.
Peter Denny, 56, of Tyrone, work-
Ing In Bellefonte as an extra brake.
man for
1436.
DINNERS,
parties were
the families in
f which came
ohadgwation
CHRISTMAS
din
by many
Hall,
thie
Christmas ners and
given of
Centro Bone oO
Henorters
Mis
undo
Mr thelr
Hale
Hdward Durst,
and James
1
i
4 1
Mra, Dux
Mothergnaug
Mi
1
NE
MT
tholy guest, @
Albert Drutrow
Mr
small
row,
186
and two children
Surroundng the J. C. Goodhart fam
ily table were
Mr
Hil
Goodhart
parentia
“ Centre
1s
wd hart
Itrpe
the Ok homestead
Mrs Russell Goodhart
H
Charlotte
of
Mr
Mrs
ler
Mr. and
and Mrs. Harold
Delaware Mins
r. Buck Falls, children
and Mrs. ID K. Keller,
Mre Lucas, Mr
Keller, and Christ
prised the guests at
DK
party
«3%
Kel
Mr
and
Keller
also
and
Ke
John
is CO ~
fi Christmas
ti Keller home
inner fi
A
ag
Chr that turned In-
fo a birthday party was given
and Mra J. Cloyd on Rh
mede farm, in honor of their daugh-
Minn
ipated
Mrs, Stanley
Mrs Irwin
Packer, 1.
B. Relber
Mrs. Lynn
istmas
% by
Hrooks, WIGY -
tor Frances, Guests
affair
Brooks
Mise Lois
Packer, Mr. and Mrs, {
and two small children,
Platt, Jack, Madaline and
Betty Piatt, Misses Cladys and Ro-
berta Smith, Miss Lois Packer, Ralph
ard Ross, Misses Margaret Ross, Haz
el Smith, Betty BEbright, Mr. and Mra
H. lL. Ebright, Hug, Morrow, Mr.
and Mrs, Roy Weaver.
Mr. and Mre OG. W. Sweeney were
hosts to the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Bweeney, and Mr. and
Mra. Bright Orwig, at a Christmas
{noon} dinner, and in the evennig all,
including Mr. and Mrs Brenna Tib-
bens and children, Pleasant Gap, were
entertained at the S8weney home, Pot-
tere Mills
Bgulra NN
who partic-
Mr
children
alph
in the included and
and
Packer,
L§
M. Smith, Misses Estella
Hosterman, Gladys Rmith, Roberta
Smith, and “Jim”, were guests in
Millhelm of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine
Malone. Mrs. Malone and Miss Hos
terman are sisters.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Runkle were
hosts to Mr, and Mrs. Harold Brad-
ford, and Mrs, Sallie Smith, mother
of Mrs. Runkle,
The guests surrounding the evening
dinper on Christmas day at the D.
M. Bradford home included Mr. and
Mra. Wilbur MoClellan and young
son, Lock Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Bradford, Miss Isabel Bradford
and Robert Walker.
Mr. and Mre. James Brooks had as
thelr guests their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Brooks, Miss Lilae
Brooks, and James Brooks, Jr.: also,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Relish, of Allene
town,
Mrs. Laura Lee, Mrs. Grate Breon,
Mr. and Mrs, Lynn Breon Miss Lau
ra Breon and Jack Glenn made up the
guests at the Sarl Mastéllar home at
Dewart. The hostess is the eldest
daughter of Mra. Breon.
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
| HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
| FROM ALL PARTS
srmined
several
will zo.
Della Reiber
Ruth of
Hettinger, of
and daughter
town, and Miss
Spring Mills
in Carlisle on
day where the former's son
While in they ate
the Christmas service at the
post at the barracks.
Helber
ere guests of friends
sma
tis located, that city
{tended
i Medical
i
Mr
i %
{iained the
{ Thursday
$
Mrs Daniel Bloom
Bartholomew
the
and enter»
family on
being birth-
lartholomew,
family named
Helen Bartholomew,
hay William Kepler,
University
ooCRgion
for Jean
other than the
Miss Mary
{Altoona and f¢
in Princeton
a
day patty
{Guests
i wee
e
#tudent
| Miss Batrice Baumgardner, ste
{dent in the school ruirses in the
{ Presbyterian Philadelphia,
wag a Sunday to Toesday
lof Mr V. Goodhart. Miss
| Baumga H. H. 8 graduate,
will course in msing
with during next spring.
jor
hospital,
from
Mrs
a
guest
and ¥
ana c.
finish
much credit
The faculty members
Hall high school
Wetzel, principal,
nes Jamison W.
of the Centre
comprised of J. P.
R, 8. Jamison, Ag-
R. MoCormick., ate
tended the Pennsylvania State BEdu-
cational Association convention. at
Harrisburg, Thursday, Mriday and
Saturday. The convention represents
the annual convention of teachers of
the State
Bruce Hettinger almost lost the index
finger on the left hand when it became
entangled in a chain with which he
Wag about to fasten a cow to hor
stall, The animal made a quick
movement backward just as the T
wad «'ipped through the ring, mange
ling the finger mo that amputation
was thought the only solution but
the suregon is attempting to save ft,
Students {orm Colleges who were at
their respective homes in or near
Centre Hall include: Vinton Miel
Ia, Gettysburg; Betty Ebright, Muth
Bailey, Fred Spyker, Ralph Packer,
Jean E. Rishel, Samuel T. Ross, Haz
el M. Smith, Sarah Odenkirk, Wile
liam P. Campbell, Richard H. Ross,
John ©. Clodron, Penn State: Miriam
Mitterling and Thelma Crk, Wilk
amsport Business College.
Richard 8. Bailey, local amateur
radio operator of Station WSKQQ,
sitting in his room at his home in
Centre Hall,
in wireloss
with a U.
Was s0 strong as to make it
to hear the voice in all parts
house, Richard's signal
likewise good, according to the
of the Greenlander. While the
tance Is amazingly y
be compared with |
ponsible