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VOL. CX.
215,000,000 FOR GRANTS
FOR SCHOOLS AND
PROJECTS JUST
OTHER
BEGINNING
In ary
Centre
fired
county,
A
oted
tion
toal been al-}’
fo |
:£
1 Adminis-
8 i 3 State of
Penn-
project
include post
These projects
- «
and like im-
on Fed
$1.566,844 -
hospitals, dams,
Toth]
umounted
1.
provements, allotments
eral projects to
of
addition,
February
fllion dollar
nnsylvania
program,
1
projects whi are
Ch
construc.
$42,-
under
will «
beginning
whi
get
ti
000,000,
on, aml ost ove
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WARNS OF ECONOMIC
DISEASE OF POVERTY
Edith MacBride-Dexter,
of health, salg the
secre-
"economic dis-
{
ease of poverty” is the greatest sin-|
problem facing public health
today.
gle
workerg
Addressing graduates a
Hospital
Ar. >
MacB:
AT S¢
State
Dr.
2100,
=
ide-Dexter
knowledge
hex k disease
wsible for Deon
modern me
reso y
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Towanda (Court Rules on Sheriffs
Expenses,
*
he Bradford
ifs
wrles M.
the 19833 Ba
for payment |
:
unconstituti
Yrve
OVINE
repals
HIGH SCHOOLS SET THEIR
COMMENCEMENT
dates
DATES |
CENTRE COUNTY
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Edna
Hal BR. D, wa
discharged the
Mrs. Leonard Kerstetter,
Mills, expired on Tuesday.
Admitted on Sunday :
Kerstetter, Coburn,
toner Centre
a admitted
following
:
Monday andl
Bpring
Mrs. Paul
S.
There were 38 patients in the hos-
pital at the beginning of this week,
ES —— i ————————
Tusseyville,
wv, and Mrs. Dubbs of Mifflinburg
Visited relatives In the community
during the past week.
Mr, and Mra: A. W. Holderman and
standdavghter Melissn spent Thurs
day forenoon in Bellefonv e.
wife and
at the
county.
£
children
Spicher
Charles Neville,
the week-end
in Clinton
spent
home
Mr. ang Mrs. Ray Snare and son.
accompanied by Mr. Snares father,
motored to Williamsburg Sunday, the
former home of the Snares.
Mr. and Mra, W. 8. Martz
home Sunday from a visit
and Mrs, CW. Horner at
ville,
i
returned
wi'h Rev,
EastCGreens.
Ammon Baird wife and daughter Jo
an spent Sunday at the Balrd home
at Pleasant Cap.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Frazier and chil.)
dren and Mrs. Annie Frazier of near
Spring Mills, onlled at the Bwmitz
home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ramer of State
College spend! Sunday at the > P.
auner home.
i
CENTR
TERMED UNDERCOVER
BOSS OF STATE HOSPITAL
The Philadel;
charges
4
t
Anna
hospital,
Board
intendent of the
ward is to report its tO
lepariment.
“3 \ {sa
Charges against 10%
lude:
P mitting unauthoriz DSsons
to institutions
affairs,
=
¥
MAVX
-
Mm
{ 11 xrgagrs sie pelt 1
Permitting i oll frreguiarities,
and firing
employes
canaent r
of
LOW ledge} appr
Board Trustees,
one of th
tt ia tha
Ke
persons” refer: ed to.
Wilbur Goss, of
deseribed ns nl
4
the
from
Ad
Apparen change
yyy
AIT
Democrati
differen:
blican to
nm made
Phi#iipst
ounty ne ig
reported
regularly }
private
the
d take cha
an
———
AND PERSONAL
LOCAL
At Monday
Shutt
Weaver,
Lohr, Mr, and Mrs. Edward
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fetterolf,
and Mrs. Marian Decker, Mr. and
George Bween oy.
supper
Frank
Lester
Mr. and
Mr. and
and
night,
entertained
Mr,
Messrs, Bugene and
of Mr, and Mrs.
at their home
was
Shaw,
tussell Colyer,
W. PF. Colyer
on Sunday, The
accompanied by Miss
of Lewistown, where
Russell is a stu.
Williamsport Commercial
Mary
in
Mr. and Mims Ammon
laughter, or Wisconsin,
Mover and
were in town
time on Monday. Forty.
AS an ap-
of the late W. A. Bandoe
who at that time carried on
on the second floor of the
Valley bank bulldng. From
they went to Spring Mills to
Breas.
+ tallor,
Penns
relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. M A.
the following
Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs,
ang Mrs. OO. H.
ind Mrs. John W.
Burkholder en
friends at a
evening of Jast
H. 1. Ebright,
MeCormick, Mr.
Delaney, Mr. and
Hay Sharer, Mr, and Mra. Guy
and Mrs. Raymond Walker,
The supper was served by Roy Freet
J 4 Lewistown, representative for the
"Wear-Ever” cooking Wenslls and
E PA..
NEWS
COMMENCEMENT
HALL.
SCHOOL
TO
the
It
exorcises
suditorium,
$
at 8:00 o
{11 be Miss
Dept
principal speaker w
ne Wyland from the
Penn College
Vio ic
LFOTVAN.
rst A Ah
STATE LAND JUNE
:
5d or
cn
LEGION
SUNDAY
SERVICE
AFTERNOON
AMERICAN
HERE,
REPAINTING FARM BUILDINGS,
f ding
$841
SISQUEHANNA SYNOD
THREFE-DAY SESSION 1
IN
AST WEEK
niser
WMatihoaw'.
and Poplar streets
-
:
nist 3
iamspor t
| Ministers from
representing 55.000 church members of
four Pennsylvania conferences—Junl-
jata, North Branch, West Branch and
Northern.
| The program opened officially with
Rev. John ¥. Harkin, DD. D., of State
College, Synod secretary, presiding.
| The Rev. Ira 8 Sassaman. D. D.
(pastor of the entertaining church
and president of the synod. delivered
i
| the synodical sermon: The Pro-
16 congregations
i
{Pheflic Call of the Church.”
Four hundred and fifteen men rep.
the Brotherhood of the Sus-
United Tatheran Church
and after a banquet were addressed
by Dr. George FP. Dunkisherger. dean
of Busquehanna University, Selins-
grove, The noted psychologist con
tended that the emplexities of Am-
erica’s social, eonomie and political
order have become so Ereat and in-
volved that the “duties’ and responsi.
bilities of government have long since
the averaga colitizen.”
AN
Mg Tong an former President lor.
bert Hoower keeps carrying with him
[that vinegar fice, President
volt will be the beneficiary from
campaign mpoochen, regardless
what he says.
NA A a On
The Cenire Hall Choral olMih was
scheduled to meet in the high schoo!
building, Wednesday night of thie
week,
|
{resented
iquehannna
i
| Roose.
his
od
MAY
’ WEDDINGS
WERT—WHITEHEAD,
21,
“
RAMER—KRAMER.
ined i ( P. Ram
AUMAN-—FRANK.
om y tI
| Mis auras Frank,
F Mr. H. T
fain Nireet, Milihe i
of Paad M. Auman, so
n
I,
bride
P Aun ais of Miltheim
performed
STOVER-HARMON,
i ——————— A
THOSPITAL DOCTORS MUST
LICENSED,
BE
Buys Property, Quits Farming.
froth
M1
personal
postal inspect
Wells
account
&
dew of
leclared aysiem
having
Government was which would
save the Department much book.
keeping if generally followed.
Earl Grove ls the new tenant
the Wells farm.
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TRI-HI-¥ INDUCT OFFICERS;
MOTHERS LUNCHEON GUESTS
The final general meeting for the
current school year of the Tri-Hi-Y
was held in the high school building
Friday night and was attended by
twenty-five Tri-HI-Y members. The
meeting wag gulded through the pro-
gram by Mrs. F. V, Goodhart, the
ficial counselor,
The chief item on the program was
the Inductlion or officery elected at a
previous meeting. The officers were:
President, Geraldine Bradford; vice.
president, Mabel Foust: treasurer,
Lonvtisa Miller: secretary, Martha
Brooks,
At the close of
luncheon was served at which the
mothers present were special guests,
The mothers who participnied in the
evening's activities. were Mra. C.» A.
Bpyker, Mra. 8. T. Bwartz, Mrs, WwW.
A: Homan, Mrs. Ear Rosa, Mrs. Guy
Brooks, Mrs, Clayton Homan, Mrs,
Paul Bradford. Mrs. Freq Black, Mrs
PD. M. Bradford: Mra Charley Miller
Mrs. John Neff, Mrs. Wilbur Runkle,
Mra. Brown Hackett, Mrs. Eari Fras.
ier,
The organization is one much alive
to the general welfare and religious
training of ite members,
fo with the
one
on
of «
thy program a
:
CHRISTIAN
HELD THURSDAY
INSTITUTE OF
EDUCATION
SCHOOL.
TO
GRADS GO
WASHINGTON, D.
of the C
hool accompanied by the sens
poss Of
A —— a ———
SHEFFIELD MILK PRICES,
wh price » paid
I A 15
IN DESTRUCTION
HAINES Twp,
LOSS
OF
ve binder, hay
ler, mower, implements
A lot of and the
oats stored! in the granary, wore burns
ed. About fifty bushels of wheat
longing to Paul Winkieblech was al-
80 destroyed. The horses 1
were in pasture at the time.
The barn was a nrge one and in ex-
cellent condition.
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REVISED RULING FOR MAR.
RIAGE LICENSE INSUED
Registers and Recorderg throuzhout
the state have been nojified of a rul-
ing by the attorney general on the
three day application for a marriage
license which is of interest to Pros.
brides and grooms,
The aWtorney general has ruled that
three full days must intervene be
tween the date of applistion and the
date of issue. Sundays and legal hol.
ays shali not be caloulated as In-
tervening days.
As a specific examplp if a ilcense
ig applied for on May 22 the in er-
vening days will be May 23, 25 and
26. A licensg may not be jssued until
May 27.
It ia stated that on several occa
sions the date of the wedding has been
set, the invitallong Issued and then
the prospective couple appeny at the
court house for a lcense threes days
before the wedding, not allowing for
the three full days in‘ervening. Sun.
days and Jeganl holidays shall not be
calculated as intervening days, These
had formerly been allowed In most
counties,
and other
in the
hay mows,
bes
i
bel cows
poective
—
i
FROM ALL PARTS
{3a y
Peay LEO
red ues
A,
of ox 1
FER
of
Memor
gs 4 #
hd guest of
her parents, Mr Paul Brad.
Hall,
Bell
ford, Centre
in
A special
applying
telgphone
io State College,
Bellefonte, Centre Hall, Spring Mile
Bellefonte, Centre Hall, Spring Mills,
Beech Creek, has been distributed and
effective since midnight Safurday,
May 16. The directory became nec
essary due to the fact that the dial
sytem became operative at State
College and Boalsburg and resuiteg In
the change of telephone numbers.
of Mt. Vernon, N.
Was a week-end guest at the home
his parents, MY, and Mrs T. M.
in Millheim Mr. Gramiey
has rounded out twenty-five years of
the Long Is
land Lighting Company, of which he
is now construction engineer and gone
eral purchasing agent, and will be
One of the honor guests at a company
testimonial dinner for officials with
long and meritorious service, in the
near fugure,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bender and
chidren, of State College, on Sunday,
Visited with the J. ©. Goodhart fam.
I¥, neighbors when the Benders lived
in Centre Hall. Mr. Bender stated that
they had al) rooms oooupied in thely
rooming hotamse, Clifford Diehl, a
nephew, who Hved with the Dender
family here and at State College, will
graduate at Penn State in June In the
Architectura) Engineering department
and has found employment with the
Pitt Bridge Compan ¥, at Cane
directory
Boalsburg,
Bruce Gramiey,
Y.
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