se VOL. CX. HALL. PA. OCTOBER 29, 1936. NO. 43 $4,570,122 BROUGHT TO CENTRE COUNTY BY FEDERAL GOV] In Agencies Centre gincs Sepi« announcement tenw tionan dust the ation loans istration, The Federal governm disbursements a ca] political to sand the responsibility for rm Reconsty f and 1 3 1» subdivisions unable sUCh necessary Total rposes burden tax col- Centre 1934 would fours increas lections county At have year in $742,568 in all unted pu of necessary to expendit ures percent the AX Increass been during period supply such dis! is The breakdown of ursements follows: as SERB $1,406,066 1 nt 1 N33 819 a CARAVAN WAS HERE TO SHOW WORK 0} THE WPA ———————— GOVERNOR LANDON SAID: t ay OOF Tops # A May take money we can get from the all Federal Government, April 17, 1534, dent Roosevelt: program in a letter Presi. “This Civil Works of the soundest, most constructive policies of our adminis- tration, and I cannot urge too strong- ly its continuance.” In radio address “Relief to i= one August authorities are now 4 1934: launching a huge water conservation program that will of immeasurable aig to stricken farmers now requiring aid, as wel] tremendous value in fu- ture.” In a 16, 1933: he aa the wire to Harry “I earnestly plans make provision the basis not only needs of families, Hut ucational requirements generation.” At Topeka, desire to Hopkins, July urge that your for yrellef on the physical also of the ed- of the of next March acknowledge 26, 1933: “I also in a tangible way the appreciation of the peopis of my State of the courage with which President Roosevelt attacked the depression.” has a Mp AAAS. Get out to vote! We won't feel f(t to be necessary to urge upon every man and 4 do this Tuesday. Time was when there was much apathy on the part of the voter, and many had lit- @rilly to be drug to the polls, But not thig year. Look for a record reaking vo'e, both in city ang rural woman to duty at the election next MUSH IN H CENTRE CO. FESTIVAL AUDITORIUM Music Hall NS. County Festival in the Thur Centre abd ——— WILSON—-GROVE WwW. Wilson and Miss Cl Hall, R marriage James R. D., of Centre united in il the Presbhyleri Hall y the Ru . Mr, ang Mrs. Wilson the farm IR parents, manse Centre Max Kirkpatrick will ti at mi a Je at of The Grove, onto bride's We the bride Centre HNing is a daughter o Hall, R. D. ————————— A ———————— PARENT-TEACHER MEETING POSTPONED TO NOVY, 5TH sched A AAAI Brotherhood Banquet, 1 pn MODELS IN N : INI AY A\YETTE ON PpISFPI ) ASH AN sc pont AXES THAN LT 0} 1 NOW iN ESS Taxes lower under have Aare And millions them. money ——— A — Centre Hall goodly number and vicinity has a of Townsendites., They are sincere in their belief that Dr. Townsend has the remedy for many of the nation's economic ills, and they have a right to their opinion. How- ever, wa trust thas the good common sense these adherents have will them that a vote for Mr. Lemke vote lost, Also, that President velt has taken the s'ep to provide for the old age security Mr. Townsend advocates, even though it I= not in generous megsure, The Townsend plan may never evenituate; the Hoose. velt plan i8 in operation and will pro- duce results. Think it Mr. Town- sendite, Do not throw your vote to the wind. show is a Roose. auch over, ———— A —— Don Gingery and John W. Decker are on your gide, Mr. Common Citizen, You've been tired of the old system for lo! these many years, The new order is in motion. Keep it going by voting for the men who will support it. A HP A A ents. If you favor War, you should vols for Landon. a —————————————. Landon advocates the same policy that was responsible for thy U. 8. to become involved in the Worlg War, If you want iia U. 8 in all foreign wars, districts, Landon is your man for President. a ————— rt IL. RELIEF, 1. SER] Work Division (SERB) (SERB) Tot OTHER 1. Federal HOLA! HFC u THAN Hou IL RELIEF: wins Philipshury HBorougl State College Borough i Per Liberty Township (sregy Township H Centre Hall Borough p Su h Snow Shoe Township | 2 § 3 Benner Township Millhelm lorongh Wart) Township South Philipsburg Borough Bu ng Prraject Repair Project Total Peng Township Public Building School Ground Projects improvements Tota} Harrly Township Publicly owned or operated utilities Snow Shop Borough Sewing Project Curtin Township Flood Repair Project Boggs Township lecreational Facilitieg Port Matilda Borough Flood Repair Project County Wide Projects Highway-—Roads-8treet Projects Conservation (Flood Damage Repairs Prof. Tech. Clerical Educational Commodity Distribution Sealing abandoned mine Alr-marking Community saritation (not started) Tota] County Total produced the taxes 2003.10 6868.00 £972.10 B41RR4TD 17000.00 11703.04 135566.40 45573.09 138.52 11644.64 70150116 g1.28841651 TROUBLE, Forty boys, most of them from Philadelphia, were recently enrolled at the Po Valley OOC camp, bringing the roster up to thie original number en- listed. Five of the forty are local lads, Assuming that his appeal] to the board of pardons will not be granted Jacob Gable, of Cambria county, will be executed at Rockview week of November 23rd. HOWARD 176 NEIGHBOR NIGHT ATTENDED The Al BY in Wert Laem Highes John Blauser, Han) Stoner Whi FLOOD A (ONTRHOT HEARINGS A FORMED SENATOR DECLARES (1 LBERISON FORE ROOSEVELT A ——— Entertained 8S. 8. Class, ning s program of Eames wand entertainment proveg to bx one great interest, and was of topped out with refreshments pe Atlin. TUSSEY REBEKAH LODGE BOALSBURG, INDUCTS OFFICERS Tussey Rebekah Lodge, Boalsburg, held the installation of officery re- cently with District Deputy President Sara Erb, of State College, in charge Members of the Rebekah lodge assist. ed with the installation. There were a number present from Centre Hall, Pine Grove Mills and State College. The newly-installed officers Noble Grand, Esther Homan: Grand, Emma Eliza Stuart; secretary, Margaret cial secretary, treasurer, were: Vice. recording Gingrich: finan« Kathryn Gingrich: and Elizabeth Phillipe, A ——— A —_— A A ——————. EXPECT 13080 ANIMALS, H. ‘the Exposition, B Heide, secretary-mangger of states thay to plans are 13,000 animals at the 1838 International Live stock Exposition. He reports that en- tries are pouring in from leading stockmen and farmers in nearly every state In the Union and province of Canada, Hsting their prize herds and flocks for the competitions that will featare more than 30 different breeds of draft and jight horses, beef cattle, sheep and swine Approximately $100.000 will be paid in cash premiums to winning exhibit- ora in the various divisions of the Exposition, gays Heide, now under way house over | TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS FROM ALL PARTS 11 . , ’ My and Me HH. E {from Bellevue, ( jer Mre | near Hall, Penng F. Royer, of toyer i= a native having left Nn visiting F Mrs and Madisonburg of Penns the Sinking creek thirty-five years ago. The last week the couple will depart toona and Juniata. After attending the annua] convens tion of the nationa] association of ice manufacturers, helgq at the Waldorf. Astoria. New York City, last week, Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Jacobs came on to Centre Hall by train, stopping over for a day with Mr, Jacobs mother Mrs, Lizzie Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs Jac- obs then returned to their hom, in Steubenville, Ohio, by automobile, Mr. Jacobs having left his Graham car here on 5 former visit, The teachers and officers in the Lutheran Sunday schoo were called together on Thursday evening by the superintendent, Fred lLase with =» view of formulating plang to teach Latherans not now a'tending the ses- sions of the school and induce them to do so. After full Siscussion of va. rious methods of accomplishing the aim of ‘he superintendent, he had all served with light refreshments, ine cluding icp cream and coffee at his personal expense. A feature of enter. tainment was provided by W. W. Ker. lin, who showed moving pictures of prominent churches ang institutions fostered by religious organizations in various sections of the South, as well ag scenes in rural eections pleasing Re the eye i iti Yer ar; Mr. Roy- Treaster George brother Mr Valley, section of this for Al- mio gs misters John Centre of and Long, John Cave ode
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