l VOL. CX. HALL LEWISBURG-CENTRE { HIGHWAY ROAD FEDERAL All A stretch road from Lewisburg | old ear Centre Hall the Bureau fashior "ry LD OKLAHOMA FAMILY RESTS HERE SATURDAY EE RICKER-—-DALIJ p SAM BUYS 40000 TURKEYS FOR CCC « UNCLE ! AMPS FARMERS ARE MEETING LAND BANK OBLIGATIONS oa tt Ligy f Wy D0 paid n Octob ording to Jackson compared abowy 82 per cent on June 30.) bank commissioner | in a volume 2 per cent Payments on lang outstanding £9. 000 00g "ood a Ame 3 rad ans of A on the date. EE ——— A ————. COUNTY YOUTH CONFERENCE The Centre County Youth Confer- open at Pleasant Gap, De- and continue for two days. meetings will be under the aus- the County Counci] of Chris- Education with such youth lead- Stanley Kendig of the State Rev. R. IL. Morris. pres the County Council: Rev, C M E. student pastor at College; and Dr. Willis Kerns, Collega extension director The registration fee is $2.00 per ael- agate which entities you to the whole of including all meals ence will cember 4 The pices of $ ers as R Association: ident of Gall Norris, State State f the conference, ana lodging. The first 4:30 p. Saturday. Every wossion m., with opens on Friday threes sessiong on church group of young peo- ple, each CC. B. society, HI-Y. Tri- Hi-Y, Y. M. and Y. W. should send two more delegates for the whole Conference, or of this A A— high and Harrisburg Academy football teams will play in Lewistown today, Thankseiving day, Lewistown scored four consecutive lewistown victories, PARENT-TEACHERS ASSN MEETING, NOVEMBER 30 “Torn Sawyert My pre Episodes from rk Twain ented by the H. H. che 8 Parent — FUND (ONTRIBUTORS HARRIS TOWNSHIP HOSPITAL FROM contrib uto ital Fur api yd O S—————— 55 MISSIONARY CONFERENCH we { PENN STATE POULTRY JUDGING TEAM The poultry Pennsylvania something to the eastern test in New achieved the teen yearg of judging Sate team of the has win- College about.” in intercollegiata York City, highest scor, ia the event. They “crow this team nine- 8eor- Other teams competing in the ron- test placed in the following order: North Carolina State College, Cornell University, Virginia Polytechnic In- #itute, Connecticut State College, Massachusetts State College. and the University of New Hampshire A — a The of preventing blanket dismissa); of teachers by school boards and giving security those competent is again under dis- cussion. Under present laws it be- comes mont difficulty to pry loose a class of teachers who ar, holding their posts through the influence of religious, secular, fraternaj organiza. tions, or family groups. While school boards, in some instances, unnec. essarily apply the blanket dismissal rule, the damage done to the schools at large rarely suffers in comparison to foisting onto 5 community for life a teacher who has nothing to back him except time of service. While the intention of the State Educational Association may be terme ed ideal, in practice one can vision an army of teachers of very ordi- nary mental endowment, question of position to do | | i i HALL, PA., ’y h th 1936. p—— a TO-DAY, THANKSGIVING, HH ¥ HUNTING BEAR, i ; 3 os } {34 { A A CHEVROLET DELIVERIES APPROXIMATE 11,000 DAILY daily deliveries of an The average the No- is since models than dou- according to ofMces new announcement of the new have been more of A year ago resching the Detroit the company. During the first several days after the announcement, deliveries reached approximately 11000 a day, company officials revealed, as comparea to 4600 4 day following last year's an- nouncement. More than Chevrolet's Cars ble those 65,000 cars had been in a few dayg after saw the new models, tionai 100.600 with the the field the public first and an orders had, been 10.000 Chevrolet dealers officials said. placed CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL NOTES. - * * * » » Weak of November 16: Monday, admitted: Mra, Limbert, Centre Hall, R. D. el: Sarah Tuesday, discharged: Boehmeffer, Centra Hall Wednesday, admitted: Doloreg Brin. die, Woodward. Thursday, discharged: Mrs. Hei bert Reed, Millheim. Sunday, admitted: Centre Hall There were 40 patients in the hos pital beginning of this week. Herman H. Discharg- IL. John Mowery, “a VINING } MON SIX-TABLE BRIDGE PARTY, 8 HOSTESSES, AT EMERY HOME “LUCKY (HICK” KILLS 13TH TURK IN AS MANY YEARS the which game that George 1. (“Chick”) his bird. He cams home Friday with a fine specimen of game over his shouder, While Georges is often referred to in the hunting season as “Lacky Chick,” the fact is his qualities are not dependent in any manner on luck, he is skilled in art and sticks to his gun untiy he getlg his quarry. 80. when he enters any game, it is with confidence, and this plus skill spells success This Year in in thirteenth THCCosRive wild turkeys were legal Good - on wild ———————— 50 COMICS IN COLOR. Starting November 22nd the add four pages the mid-week edition making a total] of 50 of comics (Sunday paper) comics in color, io ———— HOSTERMAN—BARTGES, Mrs. Gertrude Bartges, of Millhelm, of Spring Mills, i. D.. at a ceremony performed the other Sunday night. the Rev. A. CC. Paulbamus, of Millheim. Mr. Hosterman is one of He expects to have sale in the spring. and he and his bride will move to Millheim to go to house keeping. A ————— A A —— Is your subscription due? Ps / 1 100, { 5 ACCIDENTS THERES IO DUES SOCIAL. “ at — lt Mitterling Cafe, 1 Turkey Dinner ai i PICTURE PROGRAMS AT PLAZA & STATE THEATRES At the Plaza WEDNESDAY Rosas Attraction Hera Comes Car. Alexander, $100 Glenad Cash ter,” starring Farrell, Added Prize given away at % p. m. 8pecial Thanksgiving Program THURS, & FRI—"Dodsworth,” with | Walter Huston, Ruth Chatterton, Paul Lakas, Mary Astor. First Run News jand Special Cartoon. SATURDAY "Mr, Cinderella” with Jack Haley, Bettys Furness, Arthur i Treacher. Best of 8hort Subjects. Special Midnight Show this Sun- day at 12:01-—Marion Davies, Clark | Gable in “Cain and Mabel.” Note: this | picture also showing on Monday and | Tuesday next week. | At the State Theatre: WED & THURS-No 1-¥ Rose { Bowl” No 2-"Can This Be Dixie’ {Ona of the best double programs ever | offered the public. { FRI. & SAT Buck Jones in “Boss | Rider Gun Creek.” Comedy, Cartoon | MON. & TUES, next week—"Kel- {ily the Second.’ starring Patsy Kelly | Pert Kelton. Best of Short Subjects | WED. THURS, FRI next week-- | Wheeler and Woolsey in “Mummy's | Boy.” Also “Hide Away Girl" East Penns Valley high school and | State College high soccer teams en- {gaged in a struggle for the county championship. on Centre Hall high's field, on Friday, the game resulting ley. Both teams had won a game in the 3-game series ment vr, NO.47 | TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS | HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS Mr near and Centre Mra Harry R the Wolfe, of part of leave ago, Ii- they expect to visit the International Livestock Expositon, held from November 25 to December 5 They will also visit with rela tives in ang about Chicago and Aur. ora. Mr. Wolfe states that anyone desiring to go along with them to Chicago on the motor trip comununi- oats with him ap once, Hall iatter this week, linois, wil} for Chik where Two important Works Progress Ade ministration projects are In operation in Clearfiely county. One the cor struction of an airport at DuBois, giving employment to 186 men at a total cost of $151,000, . The other is the construction of a recreation reset that will rank with the finest in the state, located in Husto, township, a development of Parker Dam. at a cost of $50,000. The project calls for both houses, diving piers, camps, and general park improvemenis Opening a car door mistake for a window resulteg Sara E. Cunningham, of Aaronsburg be= ing throwy, from the moving vehicle to the conorete oad, | near Potters Mills. The sister, Miss Margaret Cun- ningham, stoppeg the car fmmediately and foung hier companion uncorscious, iater it wag discovered outs and bruises were thy extent of the in- Juries. A hign wind blowing at the time opened the door quickly and pulleg the passenger, who was hoid- Ing onto it, out of the car. in in Miss ld
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