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DEMOCRATS TO DUPLICATE |
CONVENTION OF 1982 |
reproduce the |
tion As
New rk state jurist,
speech, is
the
nominating
have been on
al insistence. Judge
the and most
He nly nominated him
ident Chicago, but for
atoy New York in 1910.
The 1910 nomination was the
fdent’'s first public office. Running
strongly Republican district, he won
the eldotion and distinguished him-
self In Albany by defeating William
Shehan, machine candidate United
States Senalor.
That was the
dent's political
been grateful t
him in public
The
ocratic
President's
Mack is one of
trusteq friends.
for Pres-
State Sen-
person.
oldesy
not «
at
in
Pres-
in
a
for
start of the
career. He
0 Mack for
life,
only feature
convention, it wag
will be several changes in
form. Instead of repeating economy
proanises of four years ago, the plat-
form probably will contain a plank
expressing faith in the New Deal
policy of Government spending re-
store prosperity—a policy which
brought this country more than
way out of the depression.
and
at
made
of
Presi-
has alway
launching
the Dem-
indicated,
the plat-
new of
to
has
half
his associated were
the decision of
in Clevelant at al
Committees,
Farley
surprised
publicans,
2 on
WE §
meeting th
meeting Lhe
1G99
to ide
reproduce
convention. They
P.
WINS FOR CHAIRMAN
OVER JOHN SPEARLY
TAYLOR
E. Ri ick) Taylor won over J
FRIUMPHS OVER
FOR STATE COMM.
SCOTT
ROSSMAN
‘ommittes
PA..
SCHOOL
HA Ll.
TOWNSHIP
FURNS
"OTTER
| BOARD
| £13 000
wjority,
HAINES LEADS WALLIN
AND KNISELY BY
General
came
“KEN”
in the
Gi.
For
Assembly,
Representative
Kenneth Haineg
majority of
Wal and G.
about
Hunt-
with a
H.
through
50 over John lin
er Knisely,
DEMOCRATIC VOTE IN BORO
~TAYLOR AND SPEARLY TIE
Ninety-four Democratic and fifty-
Republican ballots were cast at
characteristic and
Tuesday.
the day.
bd
three
one of the most
elections, on
incident
for
quiet
“0 mar
day
candiates
Was n
The ox
chalrman,
an even
The
Presldent—
Roosevelp—81
Breckenridge—=6,
an
was
the
the
miest
county Bes
break.
Tally Sheet.
ting
State Treasurer——
Ross
Auditor Generale
Hobe
Hartawic)
oC eq 2%
¥
At their Chi
Keyn
y 4
AD
Her wi
ag Senator
#
faces likely
June,
son, of Iowa, who
g ha tion
in the tion
in
Senator
primary el
primary el
to be
Oregon,
time it is
Steiwer, o wh
#
outsida
the Sena'p
———————
ANNUAL STATE HIGH SCHOOL
PRESS CONVENTION AT P. 8 0.)
A 1 number of high school stu
dent wed
public Allons
Stale met
Arge
34 ty
bers
Chris row
The students fon
‘o Willian Thomas, 5 fellow student,
for transportation.
of t retiring staff,
154
is
Mon and oberia
are under obligation
OHRISTIAN YOUTH CONFERENCE
~HARRISBURG, APRIL 24-28
Prof. J. F. Wetzel, Miss Sara J. Od-
oukirk, Rev. D, R. Keener and John
Faubler attended the Christian Youth
Conference at Harrisburg, Friday un-
th Sunday. The Conference delegates
mre representatives from all Chris
tian Protestant denominations and
erganizniona,
About twelve discussion
wore organized
groups
to discuss problems
relative to the building of a more
Christian world, The Centre Hall
&roup enroiled in the Christian Bee
onomics group.
Rev. Roy A. Burkhart Firs Com.
munity Church, Columbus, O.: Dr.
Kagawa, Japan, and Mra. Induk Pak
from Korea, were some of the nation.
ally famous speakers. Their messages
were most challenging and totally
lacked the “sob” type of appeal,
The dwelling on the Jacksonville
road ( Jocated six miles east or Belle.
fon owned by Mr. Bathgate and
tendnted by W. IL. Wingate, was dam-
aged by fire to the exwnt of $100 on
Sunday, due to a defective flue. A
bucket brigade kept the fire in check
until one of the Bellefonte fire com.
panies arrived,
Sad
The Centre Henora
%i.
f ivy
Jr of Montgomery
in the Eroup.
Alterante Delegates (two elected) —
mpsOon tis
garfield Co
Clara 8. Phillips. Blair Co.—$1
MeGuire, Blair © 43
learficid OC »,
tepublican Vote,
President
Sate Treasurer
LOneTa) w
Delegutes.at.] BY moe
hi
#4 5 4
[OO a4.
Rossman-—17.
County
M el Ic WwW
Chalrmag—
= on
Pave
Viee Chalrman—
Josephing Dyer $1.
co Ap
THURSDAY AFTEROON
CLOSING NOTICE
the first Thursday
in May (May 7) all Brocery stores
and meat market wil close ap 12
o'clock sharp for the remainder of
the day.
This half-holiday each week, a cus
tom in Centre Hall for the past num.
bey of Years, gives the employers and
employes alike an opportunity to
work in their gardens, to take out.
ings with their families, or to follow
Other recreational pursuits,
(Bigned)
WEIs rune FOOD STORE,
GEO, C, JOHNBON,
C. F. EMERY,
FRANK 1. BNOOK,
T: A HOSTERMAN.
i ————
10.000 claimants to the Henrl-
Garrett $17,000,000 ostite were
*old to prepare definite proof of their
Kinship, They are also warned that
they may not get anything. The Btate
# watching the tigation, and in
ready to take the whole fortune it no
close Kinship iy established, and two
outsiders claim the whole estate, The
estate Is Increasing in Value at the
rite of $1500 a day,
Beginning with
The
etta
in operat
wil. Each district
10.673.
required that full amount
be the
¥
construc.
Government
placed
the
first 26 per
tion wiora
makes
There
placed
tal,
cent
of $3848 to be
payment
remains the sum
the fund
provisio ww which
to
in
ISKIDMORE GETS LIFE
SENTENCE IN WESTERN
PEN.
George Skidmore, who eluded police
VOars and rose to respect.
{
fa hideaway, was
in
ho BOT -
|
tenced bprisonment the
Western Penitentiary
of i) gnsoline
Pittsburgh,
Skidmore
station
pleaded
of murdering
orippled sts
holdup
—
FLIZA MEYER,
REACHES HER
MES, TYRONE,
STH YEAR
PHILIPSBU RG PROIVOT
TO COST
f).
PARK
[SHOWING AT THE “sTATE"
AND “PLAZA® THEATRES
At the “Plam”™ Theatre
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week: “Tale Lord Fauntleroy,”
starring Freddie Bartholomew and
Dolores Costello, with Guy Khbhee
Added special shore subjects with First
Run News,
Monday and Tuesday, Next Week:
"A Connection®, Yankee. Cast includes
Myrna Loy. Added: Paramoun; First
Run News. special short subjects,
At the State Theatre
Wednesday ana Thursday of this
week: “Brides Are Like That” Ada.
od, special short subjects,
Friday and Saturday-"S8ong of the
Saddle” with Dick Fornan, the fam-
otlg singing cowboy In a super BPO
ial Western. Also, Special short sub-
jects and Pathe News.
Mr ss. .
The Mifflinbure borough fathers
have leased a 10t to be used ag a pub-
Hie parking place for automobiles, The
site was formerly oocugvled by an up
holstering and storage building, burn.
od a few weeks ago.
——————.
A mile of new road on Route 45,
beginning at the Union county falr
grounds and leading westward Is to
ba built, one of the purposes being to
test the efficiency of Amesite for a
top finigh. The road will be construct.
od with a substantial stone base and
a heavy covering of Amesite.
1936.
——
NO. 18
LINGLE'S
CAR
CHEVROLET
STOLEN; RECOVERED
belongi: t
garage
patrolmen.
Thera probability
who abandoned the
off the Lingle car.
ture wag left
is a the parties
Virginia car drove
' ue of
No cl
ue any na-
nc ———————————
LOCAL CHURCH ORGANIZATIONS
CONTRIBUTE 2197.27 IN CASH
fond
TO RED CROSS FLOOD WORK
To date the follow
ganiza‘fons fr
cdnity V ontributed
$199.27 In cash to
hoes to
ing people ane
Hall
the
om Centre
the Americ:
the
In
tions ha itizens have
meyer
foodPmilk
The ag
flooded
cash cOr tr
contributed
ho
hadsliit
rors BR TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS
COMING TO CLOSE OF TERM
|
of next week,
four fiers
Brooks, at %
The
township Lila
remal ten in
ntre Hill
Bertha Sharer, at Tusseysink:
Haskell, at
Wagner fn g | irove
onditions
Ernest
and
who were
£14
wis
| EAST PENNS VALLEY “HIGH”
TO PRESENT OPERETTA
of Penns Valley
Ea
will pr
.
“9
ole t two-n0t
evening, May ©
Millheim. A
Wednesday
nicipal thes
a
tre,
Yue
ie he ire ansembie
r part whi,
WfYectiver
appropriate
will add great.
of
ily for thet
the presen.
chorus
co
HIGH SCHOOL ENTRAN{ ¥
T™0 C. H. 1.
8.
eng
£ $3
-~
4. W. DECKER
BEFORE LOCAI
En
SPEARS
HS, ASSEMBLY
ertre 4 high
on the
Law)
Hil
Bul.
sub ject
and
“How a
Kindred
Jocta,
Speaking first of the three branch-
of State Eovernment-—axeciitive,
Judicial and legislative ~he stated
there were 208 members in the house,
and 50 In the Senate, representing a
personnel cross section of the cVizon-
ry of Pennsylvania. All nationalities
creeds, professions and vocations are
represented.
The chief officers of the house are
speaker, parliamentarian, clerks
reading, recording and ransoribing,
sergeant-at-arms, and about ten
pages,
The member who desire to intro.
duce a bill dictates his idea to the
legrislation bureau, where it is pug in
form. The bill ia then introduced, and
by the speaker is referred to the
Proper committee, Assuming the
committee is favorable to the meas.
ure, it Is referred back to the house,
subjected th three readnge-——on three
legislative days--and discussed, It
may be amended by additions or sid.
tractions,
To become a law, the bill must re-
ceive the sanction of a majority of
the house, which during last session
was 106, and receive the signature of
the Governor,
Mr. Docker has had the privilege of
speaking to the students in Govern.
ment at Penn Hiate on several oo.
casions, wen
on
A
A large truck load of shade and or.
hamental trees, grown in Rockview
hursery, was taken to State institu
tons at Allentown.
PROJECTS APPLY AT
Wher
ead
ri
Tc A AA
CAPTURES OPENER
FROM LOCAL BALL CLUR,
defeat hands
champion palyers for the
last two years, the Centre Hall high
school baseball team opened ite seas.
on on the home diamond on Thursday
with a final tally of 14-8.
AA the beginning of the 7th iAning,
Centre Hall was tied with the
coal miners when Hoover bagged a
trio to score two counters for the op-
posing team. The veteran miners held
this lead until the end of the combat,
This was the first game played by
the local team for this season, and
was Frank's first attempt on the
mound, catching being his former po-
si'fon during the last three years in
high schofl baseball
Games between Pleasant Gap and
Boalshurg scheduled by the local team
to precede the Snow Shoe game wore
postponed because of unfavorable
weather conditions,
Local players participating in the
game wore: Bradford, ss: Goodhart
2b: MoClenahan, 3b: Frank, Pp: Arn.
oy, if; Walker, o: Heckman, 1b:
Redah, rf; Johnston, of.
a SS
LOOK AT YOUR LABEL,
The Reporter's subscription list was
corrected this week, and subscribers
who paid since the last appearance of
a similar notice, should look and mee
if proper credit was given. Report at
once if there is an error,
If youy label carries the figures 36
or 37, you know you mre in good
standing. Others will kindly give at.
tenitlon (0 thelr delinquency.
Meeting the
Snow Shoe
af
-
i~3
| TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
i —
FROM ALL PARTS
stage
tiomal
ray
raay,
anles
CUrs
he stage
S00 000.
has
in
dletown
Valley
home
Penns
the
+
of 4
the 1400 feet of
and East
remains to
r made to
between Miltheim
high school
" and
and
Company
Boob in
show
Coburn, purchased
of his mother, the
in Millhelm. at
property, Bat.
price was
Fred Bohn,
the former home
late
of
the
fore part of last
ameumed respon.
wived lac.
Both ears
damaged £ more
han $100
Like William Gruenwald, Robert
Dodds and John Gruenwald closed
out thelr horse sales for this SOASOR.
The latter firm lefy here last Thure-
day after having a bangup sale of
horses at Vicksburg. They took the
Greyhound bus gs far as Chicago and
from there to Corsica, South Dake
ta, traveled by train.
Charieg Helt, 17, and Robert Db.
Cook, 20, of Bhamokin, were put ume
der arrest and held in default of $1.-
000 bail each for mr theft and are
now in the Centre county Sail The
boys drove off a car belonging to
Major H. IL. Curtin, parked at hie
home in Bellefonte and drove to Tye
rone where they were plokeg up. A
third youth, Joseph 8, Meyers, of
Scranton, who claims he became a
Passenger in the s'olen car by thumb.
Ing. was also held.
With the spring forest fire menace
at hand, jookows have been assigned
to the State Forestry Department's
observation towers Henry W. Zemdy,
Bon of John W, Zerby, Centre Hall,
RD 2 was assigned to duty at the
Poe Mountain tower on April 2. The
Woodward tower, on Round Top, was
dismantled hy the department a name
ber of years age, oheirvation and
reports now being made by employes
of the U. 8. Alr Mall Service sation
od at that point, who climb the tall
#toel tower the beacon
the extent o