VOI. CX. CENTRE HALL-POTI WILL OPEN SEPT. NEW FACULTY The Centre COUPLE [| POTTER TOWNSHIP Ww EDDING | | CELEBRATE GOLDEN : ERHIGH TWO EMI »} 3 RS| Mr, fests present {own Mifflinburg Registrati Ploaris Sophor nore “1 {FALLS DOWN CELLAR STEPS; pwn ® BREAKS ARM AT WRIST ha DEMOCRATS MET AT 10,000 fa PARK, THURSDAY | MOSHANNON hausand €. H. HIGH CLASSES REPORT 100% FOL CURTAIN oe wo yivania: Dang Kale, Kn Hut Fink Pa.: Hon. John W. Decl hy. | Boggs, Henry A RE EFSETTLEMENT ADMR. $223 IN CENTRI ad 0 SAVES COUNTY i ins per ns to DePRi wer add Bre Central Erness the orate wn, Regie Penngyl nal vania Young Clubs, acted as host ag nic. Sen, E. J. Thompson was man of the speaking program. The gathering was largely attended by Southside Democrats, A ————————————————— only the mis lation of the that Kansas's present governor. in Pennsylvania, and old stork in the Langdon case, ¥ bed ernor 8 much of a miscalculation fn | Mente which Jn preparing statements in his campaign ounted a $490, pn y speeches, He Is charged with telling] '"e State of Pennsylvania only features of stihiects presented | rely Abii ation loans EH. pg that are favorable his political} iy Joe. Rid ne lo 1atiAn: party, omitting all other re-|o. Jaly certified for payment. $4,987 pardless of how essential, in unpaid Sommitments remained, his sialesnents in the Rehabilitation grants during the same | Clans. period were advanced in the sum of $21.7 A total of 1.102 persons in! Pennsylvania received loans while 389 persons recipients of grants, There L286 ensey considered! bY Farm Debt Adjustment Committees | in Penna. during period Sept. 30, 1935 May 31. 7988, of which! boo weree adjusted, The indebt.! prior 45 adjustment while the 8226 691 234.363 of interes agreenents, AY OAPI The Indian medicine man at the range Falr has risen to the dignity of a stage platform and microphone. Director tiona} Ree fee ert debt Centre adjusted Administration, adjustments, county through Det of | showed that! had heen | involving | the ct 7 Cases May 1936 jan original indebtedness of $68.058! with resultant savings of $32.375. In! addition to saving through adjustment | Alou. there was one « ase where loans had! Lindon. | been extended or reduction of inter. | wan jest rage had effected. Further! | benefit activity noted | orn | ha S Sura from Gov {in taxes paid resujt adjust. | ry - Centre county am or It was thorugh stork a been this as was of like t a the had re-| through | ved June 26, to phases h plas unreliable whi en G4 ————— A A A. It bevomes the between Deal but increasingly lear that ¥ : were lines are i Bi t i i merely New and bed RW it wing drawn ne wore and the Ween Sisinesy the farmer workers and consumers for whose benefit New Deal gistas tion was enacted, The American farme er, the American working man. the consumer and the little Investor ought not to he misled. The fight Is sgains: them and thy leadership which un- dertook their battles against a ruth. less plutocracy, careless of human rights in America and determined that property rights shall be subject- ed to no regulation designed for (he Pretection of all the people. g Business we He tha 8, through le Case od npes $1,773.70 ea unlied include Chlog son totalled | reductions Additional Inxes pani reductions made | resulta and 304 of or exten. HALL. PA.. THURSDAY To-Day is “Grange Day” at Fair--the Program THURSDAY, 'MCo M.—Audit MM. —Ar Ai P P, P. Walnesdny tr ps leas waa rit inpleasan Amatenr Hour, Tuesday The Cattle Exhibit, re gina Sagirday Satarday. ia y $ Was ex directed § tension Association With fow val animals In Jersey, Guernsey and heavy breeds are in fit showing condition, which was | 10t the case to as large extent a year | jag0. The main reason for the drop in numbers due to the rules adopted to admit only that sub. mitted t¢ tuberculin blood tests, In all the different departments and Classes of dairy cattle many promine. (ent lweeders have entered, including Charles T. Crust, Centre Hall: R. C. i Balr, Smullton Harold N. Brungart, IEmullton;: 8 FF. Es'erline, Greenlwirr: J. Davig Hosterman, Spring Mills; Hartle Brose. Bellefonte; Frank E. | MacIntire, Rebersburg; Peters Bros. Amateur Hour, Saturday, {Port Matilda; ©. D, Shook, Spring The new feature of the fair, an am- Mills, J. Fred Slack. Centre Hall: jateur hour, was held Saturday night J. B Swabh Centre Hall, and Ern. ihafore a large mathering on the bandiesy J. Treaster, Spring Mills and the entrants were roundly | Berkshires Lead, apoiauded and properly accepted. | The greter number in the swine ex- The entrants were: Janice Boone, 4, {hibit are of the Berkshire breed. some exceptionally fine Aaronshurg. voonl felectiog In 11-year | Tiwre fre specimens and nbng are without merit, and under class, he only entrant, In the 12-vear and over Class, voeal and | A year ago, Chesterwihies were much firmt place was won bY | more prominent. The “Berke” shown Boal, 14, and Pauline Horn. tw W, P. Rishel Centre Hall, 1. D. heth of Colyer: With Breon, ap, speciailly worthy of note and Miriam Fortney, 15, Sate (mturally attract attention. College. second place, and Jean Poors The several pig feeding clubs fire doing fine work. They have selected inllvhusy tha Park Fa their “n Iuhs, vy inte white evening large hundred homes occupied. Exhibitors engawed In exhibits or arranging ’ mnve tents of and by the were busily tha them. the evening the attendance was If not larger, than on previ-| ous Saturday nights. Food stande did rushing business. Those not attend. ing the play In the asdivoritem Joined | {in the grand march over the grounds. | stopping here and there ts greet old. ime friends, many of whom had fiot wen seen since meeting on the same ground a year ago. At 6:80 the East Penna Valley Prof. Partges, director, a the dey individ ted tL fn exceplions five the barn per cent for were {placing {receive In a week either to alse ig cattle the have and Jun gave 8 concert. 18, 14, and — 2 Jy 1936. TOP ro BE {OAD SPRING OPENED TO BE NO.3 wires: | TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS |HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST con- | FROM ALL PARTS EXTENDED BIDS TO Pent Valley road w in Marine ified Musiclans, Rect Corps for Qua AUTHOR WINS PLACE BOOK. TNHAXS {HOPS FARMERS WAY T¢ ORTAIN PLANT FALI oY PROJECT IN RUSH. TO SELL PENNACS BU, POTATO Crop AN ADVANCED PRICK 15 B00 £000 AY nH inagement i Fair fiple officer expecte al mi | = . | nounces a mul four ung sirplane. Tuesday afternoon. Other attractions are a de- jump an altitude of 6.000 feet, and a fall of a mile be- fore releasing the “chute: also, a head «On collision between two flaming aa tomobileg speeding at 40 miles an hour. Dr, and Mrs parachute will requess of Penneyl the itive Potato Htate inspectors to at S000 retail agreed to buy {in wt stars from Sept. 15th. layed parachute which one 1 oped Growers’ Association for grades the CTOD groceries which all available Pennsylvania potatoes before drawing on supplies from other s‘ates The agreement recently consummate. ed between the association ang the major “cliain store’ and independent grocers involves payment of the same price delivered as nominal for Maing potatoes, giving Keystone state growers advantage an average 60 cents a hundredweight difference in freight charges, Secretary French confer with Walter town, president Ebon BB. Bower ania for mile have at G. I. Yearick, of May- view, Allegheny county, are camping on Grange Park as hag been their custom for many years, The doctor is in fine apirits and informed the writer business conditions have improved much and are continuing to do so. He and Mrs, Yearick are meeting many old acquaintances whose assO- ciations were formerly enjoyed when the couple lived if Centre Hall and in other sections in Centre county. The Doctor is resident physician a the City Home and Hospital May- view, y The Dr. Morrow propesty, now own. ed by the Penns Valley Banking Co. i= wing repainteg on the exterior after having been Improved otherwise on both exterior andl Interlor. and now presents a much improved ap- pearance. The painting lw wing done hy J. M. Coldron and helpers. The home is now occupied by Pas Brad. ford, a foreman in the Lancaster Vale ley CQ CC. camp, Mifflin county. Ane is of was scheduled to 8, Bishop, Doyles. of the association Bellefonte, general manager; Dr. E. L. Nixon director of potato growing research at Pennsyl. Vania State College, and George A. Stuart, Harrisburg, former director of the state Iureau of markets on the association's request for state auth- orised Inspectors. Agrigituge ehow Maine department recorila has been supplying about lf of the 30,000,000 bushels of po. tntoes consumed I Pennsylvania ane ually while Pennsylvania growers lax In meeting grading requirements of the large retailers, have not found ready market. nS cI cen mm | The 45th annual bean soup celehras tion at MoClure Snyder county. ls man, 7, State College, third place, One entrant in the Instrument group | the Berkshire ge their favorite and of the last mentioned class, have quarters all thelr own. The club members are taking great pains Burkholder, 14, Bdgewood, gained the coveted first place without any come (Continued on Inside page) petition, and the dancing group gave booked for Friday ang Sa'mirday, Sept. [Other propery, being improved 18th and 19th. The attendance last [apvlication of paint year Is sald to have been 50.000. No home admisston, shatge is made for
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