HALL, PA., THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 14317. NO. DH - ml “ | TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS FINE CHURCH A pPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEHEST FROM ALL PARTS A snow fell { reday od ted 3 I 4 VOL. CX 1. CENTR NATION-WIDE VICTORY RED CROSS CONTRIBUTIONS DINNERS TO WIPE oUT rey * H. AND VICINITY 1986 CAMPAIGN DEFICIT | . ro | | STANLEY ANS'N TALK HARRY CORMAN ANNOUNCES OF HOLLIDAYSBU RG CREDIT ASS'N| A. MEETING KENDIG, WORKER, IN LOCAL R STATI GIVES EF, PRESIDENTS BIRTHDAY PARTY WAS A SIGNAL SUCCENS| n, of Sp M thre square 1a Hettinger aster of ceremonies for neing floor, approxim 1 1+ 64 ocompietely 1 times round dances = popular an the square rendered N ! LOO 1 Many Telegrams Sent to President. weaidens lc ROYER-—EMERICK. ” Aven below, y-five t degraph . . - 5 1 : r 2 " 4 . n h ' a : t e ir ™¢ r } ~ ompany han he mes-|t he ederal Department of Abor » a he — the wi sage refunded # National Chairman Dohert om to the will be reo- are carried caller fually sevent eunt ill coma back he entre lt t for 1 Rood : ore. | por ok Tall ore 4 jonas treasurer - cs Mr oad p " ha " the adn | PUY? hii cow, emu 18 CASES FOR GRAND JURY. the Injured The President, COMM. DEIBLER IS OUT _ CAST ro = 2 White House > > tf 1 pong t by ioe Ww y 5 abiire . nigh ¥ 1357 . 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Long, Glenn Tressler, man Albert Ilgen, hurtis M. Watta, I. W. Boozer, CC. W Snyder, W, A. Homan, C. B. Stoner Charlies Eckenroth, W, C. Stempfly. C #B Mark, W. E. McCormick, Rufus Hettinger, Fred Homan, John H. Mokle Jr, Jean Mann, M. W. Schref- flar, Carl M. Myers, Wayn, 8. Bitting Hiohard Parsons, P, J. Keller, Don- dd A. Ruble, Philip 1. Smith, Danlel Daup, C. H. DeWitt, M. A. Burk- holder, Garman A. Matter, Jack Smith Dr. H. R. White, Joseph Kaye, Grace :. Bmith. -~ onureh " AL the Milner tt i. 1.115 ROOKIES IN PRESENT | % rg UNITED STATES SENATE|, = ° | Word.” The hanna music, The retreat will about 125 pastors from this section. Forrest M. Fl han Forrest M., Flick, robbery: | while the federal returns must Agg. A & B: Bud Tate {made by April 1 the nuisance; Bert Watters, | conduct, drunkenness, | los m, Dr. Bmith iy. q Minister and His afternoon his Minister and His resisting arrest kK from January 31 H. Mi . ’ F un: H A orning seasi n “The in the “The n check nu relatives attended n, Martz at John Hunting- Mr, and daughter, Williams, of Boal and Houserville; of Lemont: wn of Martz son, and Paul speak « Glen public orderly aasliz Kelley, funeral Mrs, Lavina Jack he and ba Howard Smi h : Cor. dis the John (“DIXIE MELODY MASTERS” Summary SAT. EV'G, HIGH SCHOOL AUD. Feb. 10:1] V OC: Reed! The Dixie Melody Masters, third Litz, illegal possession of deer meat: Number on the High School Lyceum Samuel M. Weaver, Des. & Non-Sup-| Course] will entertain the audience port; John H. Kibe, Des. & Non-8up- | With Plantation Songs, Songs of Slave port: Cloyd Uohnsonbougp, Des. & lery Days, ete. The performance wil? Non-S8upport: John Petrisky, V V (:|begin at 8:00 o'clock, Saturday, Feb- Hassel Martin, V V CC. {ruary 6. The troupe consists A A A AAA ATA HOWARD BORO GETS SECOND | KAY. dramatic tenor: Harry D. Mick- tenor; George Bizelle, bass-bari. PWA SCHOOL PROJECT GRANT tone; and Raymond Lowe baritone G. Douglas Andrews, State PWA All have had wids radio experience Director, announced the payment of ane were will Boal and don Mr. and Mrs Shirley, Mr, Potters Mills; daughter, John Boa) William, of Mrs. George Bogdin Mrs. Thomas Margaret, of and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan, Stewart Jordan and son Andrew, Greeley Jordan Wm, Ishler and Mr. and Mrs John Bubb, of Tusseyville ete “rookies” Fifteen are the United States Senate enty-fifth Congress. Four come to that august via the House of Repre- | and four from the gov- chair in their respective included of the in ! Domes‘ic Relations and Bev. | Convictions Court, Thursday, Philip M. Buddinger, V Boal, famous Motet University choir of will furnish . Susque Guy special Tommy Goodwin : and body sentatives, ernor’s states, The four recruits from the House of Representatives, Guy M Gillette Democrat of lown; Prentiss M. Brown, Democrat, of Michigan: BEarn- est Laundeen, Farmer-Laborite, of Minnesota, and Josh Democrat, of Oklahoma, merely moved to the north instead of the south end of the Capitol, be attended and includes by those —— ——— LOWELL ALEXANDER ASPIRES TO BECOME CONGRESSMAN H. Alexander, twice elected a member to the State House of Rep- resenta‘ives from Mifflin county by the Democratic party, aspires to rep resent the 18th, or “shoestring™ dis- of Marion L Lowell le, & Persons S, Lea, well known to the Reports or readers who attended the funeral of John CC. Rossman, at Mifflinburg, the well-kn include Mrs. Annie Markie, Boals- having sung over Senator E J, Thompson intimates a special session of the legislature will De called to provide for unem- ployment relief. Henatorg and Repre- sentatives should keep in mind that if an extra seesion is called the hiame cannot be saddled onto the Republican party. ——— A A. in making your personal property fax return, you are obliged to list ull stocks and bonds you hold, both tax- able and untaxable. It is the privi- lege of the Revenue Department to sot aside the untaxable, is your subscription due? The four who stepped up from govs- ernorships to enter the national legis. lative scene are: Ed. C. John- son, Democrat, of Colorado; Gov.Clyde L. Herring, Democrat, Styles Bridges, Republican, of New Hampshire, and Gov. Theodore F. Green, Democrat, of Rhode Island, The remaining seven newoomers, most of whom are new names in the na‘ional political scene, are: Claude Pepper, Democrat, of Florida: Charles 0. Andrews Democrat, of Delaware Allen J. Ellender, Democrat, of Louis lana; Wm. H. Smathers, Democrat, of New Jersey: Harry H. Schwartz, Democrat, of Wyoming, and Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. Republican, of Mas- sachusetts, Gov, of Towa; Gov. $4,025.99 to the directors of the school district of the borough of Howard, in Centre county. This amount repre- senty the second of a series of grant payments which ar, being made by the Public Works Administration in the fulfillment of its promise to cone tribu‘e $17,500 . or 456 per cent of the total cost of the project which js es- timated will amount to approximate- ly $38.888. This brings the total amount paid thus far by ths Public | orks Administra‘ion to $13.610.80. This project, which is practically completed, is making possible the cone Morning Telegraph, founded some four struction of three classrooms and a years ago by the Stackpole family |combination auditorium and gymnas- publishers of the Harrisburg Evening ium to the Howard high school build. Telegraph has discontinued publica- ling. tion, trict in Congress, A Republican can- didate to oppose him will be Richard M. Simpson, of Huntingdon county also a member of the lower house In Harrisburg. Ben Focht, the presen! congressman from the 18th, hailing from Union county will likely be a candidate to succeed himself. Focht never was known to have misseq an opportunity to run for office here. tofore and will most likely keep an even record. The arch-Republican HarrisBurg {stations of NBC. {them in person. Adult admission, children, Come, see and hear 35¢c, and 25¢ for OPERATORS APPLICATION CARDS FOR "87 ON HAND More than 2.400000 buff-tinted ap- plication cards for operators licenses were malled within the past few days io Harrisburg. The licenses now in use expire at midnight, February 28. Those who held oarda for either 1934 or 1935, but not for 1936, will not receive a 1937 application card They must apply on form T25. It you held no card in 1534, 1935 or 1936 you must apply for a learner's peimit i —— burg: Mr. and Spring Mills; ges, from Lewisburg ; Rossman, man, Mrs. Robert Henry and Mr, Mr, Mra, Howard Rossman, Din- Harry W. Din- Home at Randall Fred Rose- Mr. and Mrs, Madeline and Mrs. Guy Rosse Mr. and Clair and and Mrs Mrs, Mrs. fonte; Mrs. Seidel Mr. and Mrs
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