THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1936. Spring Mills } A Collection of Newsy Happenings $ and Personals from Gregg Town. ship's Metropolis, Gregg Twp. Prennsyivan- Internal Rev. fhe $18,000 purchased State Dept. Approves School Bong Issue, The ja State Department of enue recency school bond issue that by Leach Bros, Ing of The attorney for received and the the of oral the start auditor the schoo ] advised of Ts approved Wis Philadelphia. the school of the the Bonding notification to deliver hia bonds House eX pax 18 Philadel near these grant future. Funds from bor tls, gaa Townshiy he Fed- used by rd to i with 1 of iH be Gregg gonsirucuy 2 ana gyn on have fivpy HOT rone period the the oellar flood. Mrs. with the reports Mr. sold busi- Miller, He Is law, #a that part of of the associated Rearick family and well and happy. tearick, more than a year his intefest in the undertaking his son-in-1 Kenton doing a fine assisted by a brother Mr. Rearick. Predix time In a week closely for water during Martin J. Paul them the firsg covered the is being ago, nesyg to nw, business “if who ig being son of John ical is ngel- He Jacob to the Eva Selinsgrove by moved from place parsonage filli pr the tharer in the Randall Meyer propery Wagner vacated Lik OCCUPY mill, the llar- vacated The Wi template locating Meyer Groce i will | | Corma when Je A. n family. ne 18 lin the > i. beyond Lot awarded in prob of bonds, started ago 23 that APProx imately all can be in construc. heat, these i for Oxo Fry's contrict building jusive plumbing To well ag equipment to the building, it is for the vot- ers of the township to approve $10,006 bond issue at the primary elec- tion on April 28. The Board, with- out the consent of the voters could borrow only enough money to con. struct the bulldiie, which present plans call for, and the full completion of it at this time depends upon the majority of the voters approving the $10,000 bond issue at the April elec tion. Architects for the bullding feel that there is strong possibility of the PWA paying 45 per cent. of the cost of heating, ete, but no assurance can be had in this respect until the district raises the full amount. Senlor Class Play, Friday, April 3— The serjor class of Gregg Vocational School will present the 3-act comedy drama, ‘The Man in Moon,” in the Spring Mills grange hall Fyi- day, April 3, at p. m. Ad- mission, adults children, 15¢ Tickets may be purchased from high school students this at the door Firday night. Sherwood Decker, 15 months old son Hom. d Mrs. John W Decker taken to the Centre County Monday, 1& Wek gS, tion of the light and features of add as NeCcossary a the on R oclock ne LF Week or of Was pital on of I happi ay showing havi Mensch were vi and Mrs noor: Mi ghesls re they visit h Pau Mens wd Mrs sister, Mire heim, on Sunday, Bt has bed several days Jimmy My Mrs. Randall ear cond snd g been ith young son Myers, is iffering ition which bh cturing cssler Carl for Ww ers, fre an; Rs necessi- | tated the io afforg Al moved to Mr purchased a bungalow t Garrty's, in Seven Mts, and chased the furnifings, which Mr. Bittner yrrier from the asd when wife will : i of the ear drum! gernon and family Mra. Blaine Bitner summer cottage located northeast and # of ¢ ype of | Jiao pur i were | the ruml Coan lete is Spring nn duty ol on yradl post he | and his good tered gudel sect place in interva fromm W. ID. Visit Flooded Area—Many towns on =. Shoop, Ce of Wer our | Sunday wy of Kan areas Mrs CODE them Among rice Lok Haven port. J Haven and family Shore, to Clearfield Mrs M and Mra » Stover and H. F. Huntingdon, 1 John Lewistown, Paul Wengley Sunbury. improvemont the plart are discontinued The workmen have to plants damaged by high wa- Work will be resumed again as soon as the plants in the flood areas, one of which is located in Coburn, are restored to their normal condi tion. Miss Miriam Tschudy, home econ- omics teacher in Gregg Vooational, attended a mesting at Penn State Saturday morning relating school activities, Mrs. Vérnon CGodshall has heen {il for several days with an ear infec. tion, Arthur Creager, a mechanic P. Ro. R shops in Altoona, was n week«end visitor at his home here, Miss Catharine Auman, daughter of Mr. and Me. ¢. W. Auman, employed in the Dubols WPA office under Mr. Freeman, visited her home here. Nevin Keller, employed at the Dairymen’s Lemgue milk plant, was sent to Mill Hall to help in the recon. ditioning of the plant operated by the League at that place, The damage was done by high waters. at ShefMeld for the heen re. milk present, moved ters, to in the fleman of leisure since being on the FP. RR. relief roll, would oly we too glad to take up the spayd if he were able, He bas served enough time and has attained the age to be vinced om the retired list, and booked for it. Mrs Gertrude Martin, of Martins. burg, Is visiting her brother, ¥. T, Jamigon, She has Hved In hey pres. ent home tor ht years and bs 43mg ed in section. German. The lasg a meeting of the onomics <li held the Mrs. C. M. Watts was lightly The instruction ering. The next meeting held ag the Walls Thursday, April 16, It appears to be well Miss Lydia Ziegler, chief operator the Bell telephone exchange here, take over the cortract to conduct exchange in a similar manner Mrs. Jacdh Sharer during the number years, Miss Sara will he an assistant Myrtle Goodhart, the night At the last of Spring Mills Fish Association, it wins decddeg the high waters did as- sociation’'s oufit effort would made accomplish something during the Beason. Individual members a de-| to attend the dinner | Nittany ILion eve April 2nd Wm M Fl visited her the week-end at homea ol attend. LS 5 upholst- be was on od. also to home is set for 1:00 p. m. gottled that in will the did past Zottle and as of operator operator, meeting the and Game that although much damage to the i for growing fish, an be 10 comres oxgpreased Sportsmen's Thursday sire at Inn, ning, Mrs. N. J. over of Maywood W A. Neese She motored up lege father, LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS, NOTICE oF SPECIAL ELECTION. matter of Increasing the debtedness of the School Distriet of the Township of Gregg, Conny of Centre and Commonwealth of Penns sylvania to an amount exceeding two (2%) per ecentum but not exceeding seven (79%) per centum wpon the Inst preceding as valuation of property therein taxable for school Purposes, NOTICE electors Township Coma that pa of In the in- sessed GIVEN District County to of of Pennsyl- HEREBY the of 18 \ ¢ School tha Of School the Gres. nonwealth pur by Centre, vania, suant res] if I Mreot of 1 {duly said 1 day ry 1636, SPECIAL ELECTION under HON fded of Rer said rer and School ding elections the Township The purpose tion will be held of the elpctors istrict of the Gregg to an increase indebtedness thereof, two (29%) seven in of Gregg. for whigh is to sald elec obtain the of the ase sald Towns ip of the bonded an amount centum and per AgK/OEE sont School in 10 per =) * exceeding not excending tum upon the last {eq valuation of { School District of Gregg, taxable for by uing bonds of trict of the Township manner permitted The amount of assessed valuation Township of hoo! purposey is . 2. The amount of the said District ship of is Bald debt is de ollows : Total £1) 7 on. preceding property In sald the Township of school purposes Sch Dis- of Gregg in by ins the ool law, lass property taxable $i existing dei of the Tow i= $12.000.00 proved. in for the of Greg of School Gregg termined ns exisling indebtedness of « nded bry oroentod vote iectors none in Sir Fund amount king to Electoral Loam applicaite Loans Wilkes-Barre she is sta- in a Home loan Sarah Eniist of Potters the Ci wi of from where tioned office, Miss ing since hed il Gloria, yi with Heman ness and Musser Gregg Twp. Cltizens Help Flood Hall Mitls towrahip, as residents Mills. The | 2 to the | possible Teenie OS, w articles Hadi ontrib m on iLre tion wer Aalvas Was ine spirit of cooperation and plulness 1 existed hrousghout communities and ohn Community « R is afine exam of what Tw novomplished ooperation thea Chose tran sported ar. WoO or and more thirty Orie The « Red , in a sent in t in ant Deir gg Cross) i i he ne two areas, in nmber clothing names gave impossible because of the food a completa various persons articles, but it is well that all responded marvelously at time when there was real need of alding those in our neighboring com- munities, The Vocational school athletic field Was greatly damaged by the recent high water. The fleld had been much improved and brought to as near per fection as was possible under a PWA project sponsored by the school board. The ruin is to such an extent that it Is uncertain whether an attempt will be made at this time to rebuild it The loss of the field fa greatly rogret. ted by both the school pupils ang oft. fzens, large | who contributed and | to print of the list of} who | known H. TC HOLD CONCLAYE AT PENNSYLVANIA STATE What the Federal Housing Admin Istraion may do In repairing flood damaged homes In Pennsylvania will be brought out at a conference on Low Cosi Housing at the Pennsylvan. F. A, fessor J. Burn Helme Is acting head of the department of architecture, which Ia sponsoring the conference, Information on possible federal ase sistance will be given by Ernest M. Fisher, director of the division of ee. onomles and. statistics for ¥. 0. A Mr. Fisher will speak on “The Role of Goverrment In Howsing” and answer questions relative to his paper and to the apolieation of F. H. A, to the flood emergency, HOT Net electoral bonded dels None Total Bonded Indeblednes 2} Created by action of School I otal I¥ire munt 3 4 bonded IMrestoks i Fioaatin Indedeednoss $1.824 CE - abwive Rodvant due txt ible Total permissible dedus Net dein { os f rectors Board of Bahoo $12,006 inde « $12 he proposed Jan. Amount odiness 3. The in of existing int of t indeftedness | poercentags of indent od ness armon Cena s The Cress n the in. inst} proposed in upon the rogr preceGing i russe sow] snship i Purposes purpose for is proposod provide bullding the issuns manner IN Bt te nda WITNESE WHERE by vi yosted In of 14 Mie oriLy and Hovretary | " i ¢ dour ow nsl of Gregg, v and the sai ip names Ore © mend of Township March, 1 CHARLES LIMBERT, Secretary of Corporation) trict of the 13th day of ZETTLE, H. B. Preside nit {Beal x1 NOTICE TO ALL FISHERMEN hereby given that acting the provisions of the Act of May 2, 1925, P L. 448, all streams and thelr tributarieg within the confines of the wirg enclosure of State Jame Refuge No. 33, looated in Rush Town- ship, Centre County, Pennsylvania, are hereby closed to all fishing for a period of two years beginning April 16, 1036. These streams are closed In cooper ation with the work of the Board of Game Commissioners so that fisher- men will not trespass on this Refuge on the pretexg of fishing. {The Commissioner of Fisheries re- serves the right to exdivise the aus thority granted him under Section 251 of the above mentioned Act.) FISHING PROHIBITED AT ALL TIMES OF THE YEAR. PENALTY FOR VIOLATION OF THE ABOVE, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, (5100.00). 0. M. DEIBLER, Commissioner of Fisheries Notice is FOR HAIR AND SCALP The Antisephic Scalp | Medicine Different from ordinary Hole Tonics — 0c & 31. FEEL IT WORKI AY All Dregglsts Too Tair! REE ER Ar REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. FOR SALE. Real estate, ing 22 acres of land, 6 and remainder Past ure good barn ete, known Hockey homestead, situate In township. Inquire on the premises Centre Hall, R., D. 1; phone 171R3S. tillable with the neres Inand, house, us ty, known located in of Tus- acres barn.--Inquire SALE Small Spangler proj township, 1 FOR an the Potter yville tillable proper wrLy, mile of and east isting 6 good hou Vo Cons land, Bi Hall, R PRINCE FARRINGTON FOUN GUILTY IN Thursday, home, Centre 17113, the 1; Rockey phone on found I and nine other JAMES WwW, Justice SWABB uling payment on fuer of the Peace No date was se for ifenoe he officers LINDEN HALL, PA. Were rd Jersey i after | a ! Blale agents raided Negi Hhore, lusiness promptly attended to | ir ) Coats & Suits for ladies. sNe#Ww short « fn mannish styles abound, colors are gy, Bavy more Chesterfield Coats~al] remarkably sonable. Onis The and navy! Coats, Swagger New Lengths alle Clever, and Sea DOE BI Light nakes. Shad DRESSES in dorful patterns || are dots SHOES Prints gered resily reel and P olka Jacket Dresses In bright prints and gay stripes. New collar effects. New Spring Col. ors, gayly different and chic. oolors | Nght shades {trentments, in ties are New grays open popular, pumps, san- RIGHT. pit - dalg and Blues are while ea ther Is and Bold n browns. sieeve and smart Bvt ——— b H: art, Schafin Cr atlerns, STORE OPEN Every Evening Except Tuesday and Thursday, When We Close at 6:00 P. M. POPPE PE OEP PPE - OPEN Every Evening Except Teesday and Thursday, When We Close at 6:00 P. M. CPP OPOOPOPPEIOIII MILLHEIM, PA. Ww Rierly ehersburg to the Junior Woodrow has been named board » Pent State ‘ollegian, student ews per of the UNICIPAL Theatre ILLHEIM Shows 7 & 9 P. M. SATURDAY WEEK. in: FRIDAY & THIS Warner Baxter “King of the Burlesque’ Fox News—>Gangsters of the Deep” and Cartoon. MON. & TUES, Aprll 8 § T—Twe “The Littlest Rebel”’ Shirley Temple & Bill Robinson. AT! Bring NEXT WEEK Days. he Entire Ww ED. & THU RS. SHOW April 8 & © & Spencer “Whipsaw”’ Special Added Attractions See for the first time “AU DIO- SCOPIKS"” The players on the sereen will seem right in the seat in front of you. You will have the laugh of your life, We will give all patrons special glasses in order that they may enjoy this Special Attrdetion, Uren flpremed Jumener flprraen fly SPECIAL Los Traey In: No one ever | C4 UGHT COLD going to town BY TELEPHONE YOUCANSTAY HOME WHEN THE WEATHER'S BAD AND LET THE TELEPHONE DO THE FOOTWORK You can have a tele. phone in your home fo less than a dime a day THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA REI NII STII OR FULL ENAMELED AND FULLY ARANTEED “MOTHER’S RANGE” 850.75 for Onl MODERN “GLENWOOD” STOVES ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM and RUGS CHANNELDRAIN Gal. Copper Loy ROOFING—it simply can’t leak. WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF PAINTS, ENAMELS, varnish, LACQUER in Centre County. GARDEN SEEDS GROW Sold by Walter Burpee’s THAT SEEDS H. Schaslier’s H ardware Phone 14M BELLEFONTE, PA. ~ fe Attention » » POULTRY RAISERS For every dollar you invest in Chick Feed,--How Much of this dollar actually buys Chick Feed? You'd Be Surprised— if you krew what portion of every dollar frequently goes to Manufacturer's Profits — High Salaried Officials — National Ad. vertising Expense -- Disiries Agent's Salaries — Salaries to Resale Agents — Hedvy Freight Rates You'd Be Surprised! Aud after YOU have paid your share of ail and Commissions, DID YOU GET A PROPER ANCED FEED?-(1) Protein-Fat-Carbohydrate Balance: (2) Balance: 3) WA-B-C-D-E-G-VITAMIN BALANCE, «Did you? Or did you buy a feed with only one or perhaps two of the highly easertial 6 "Spark Plugs” Hitting? these Salaries, THREE-WAY Wages BAL- Mineral The Feed We USE and OFFER contains : Of of Wheat Embryo; Pure Irradiated Yeast, Concentrated Egg Yolk, Extract of Rice Bran, Extréct of Cod Liver Ol (disagreeable OILS removed), Dehydrated Spinach, Dehydrated Orange, Dehy- drated Alfalfa Leaf Meal, Pure Kelp, Potassiam Todide, Manganese Sulphate, Calcium Gluconate, Irom Oxide, Copper Sulphate. This feed is the result of MANY YEARS exhaustive search and experiment, Our Price, only $9.35 per 100 Ibs. for this Chick Starter ~afid we have never reason advanced why you should pay more, OUR WAREHOUSES ARE OPEN Every Wednesday afternoon ard Evenlng in MILLHEIM; Friday fore noons In MADISONBURG: Frivhy Afternoons and Evenings In Reb and Saturday Iaboratory re yet heard &ny sound Ever ings. KERLIN S
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