VOL. CX1. RI HALL, PA., 1937. Democrats from the four corners Centre county, gathered in the new four hundred Hall-Votte ditoriuwm Hall-1 high school Victory DD there hundred light re puditor n running ne they behel coven tables of dite sixty diners the -odd indeed nium, a 10 full length tu ommodating table. The sfter all had rominent Granger, as Walker of which 3} : 1 scene was bheautif assembled, Jacob Sharer ked the bless. Bellefonte led entered into ng. Cecil roup singing, wns y rich the Mle it vith spirit. on tage appeared which Senator “Jack” Thompson man who in Hon atroduced that gentle figuratively patted ’ " tha nm hn mn Harrisburg in Barle's humanitari Senator Thompson ent de-steppin did ‘yp , rd ¢ on the back w rd work (;overn getting over legislation ared Pres permitted in dex] Roosevelt's courage TE ¢ not rion atio He vity, the rrinis rw the sa branches Five of the present ‘ Supreme Court continue to wield pv-| itical influence in their home districts | while occupying seats on the which was meant to show that ware not without political] bias. Sen- tor Thompson declared that Mr, Jus- tice McReynolds years ago proposed plan looking to the revision of the Court similar to hat being proposed by the President, Chairman Decker read a resolution endorsing the bill gent to Congress by President Roosevelt with reference to the Courts, and particularly to the U 8. Supreme Court. He asked for Its wdoption, which was immediately forthcoming in a burst of ayes. The resolution will be sent to 1. Fenator Joseph Guffey. Mr. Decker read a telegram from Hon, Don Gingery, Congressman from this district, stating that due to ill. nesg from flu he was unable to at- tend. Chairman Decker next introduced Mr. Ritzman as the principal speaker of the evening. Mr. Ritzman admitted wing a Berks county Dutchman, and wondered why a Berks county Dutch. man should be on 5 St. Patrick's Day program, —but well he knew that “when the Dutch and the Irish get together, then Democratic majorities roll in.” He had just completeq eat- ing his dinner and calleq that a typ- ical Dutch dinner—the kind that can't be beat. After drawing rounds of laughter of the! Justices Court they 8. xpress Mr, Ritzma Democratic doot impre ed that try the sion in the early conic bheauts Merrel 1d while (Dr) ticipated of the + green ta candles and flowers table. was in honor that Irish Patron Saint, Patrick EE —— —————— F,. T A. MEETING The regular monthly meeting of the local P. T. A. will be held Tuesday evening, March 30, instead of Monday evening as originally planned. The program for the evening will be com- posed of extra-curricular activity demonstrations of the local high school and contributions from the seventh and eighth grade pupils of town and the Tusseyvilly school, Following the program, a period of time will be de- voted to a general discussion of ex- tra~curricular activities from the floor Refreshments will be served immedi- ately following the program. in we decor. 2tior : u the green on of speakers EE ——— ——— The Millheim Journal advocates the borough council should provide a suit- able celebration in 1038, in which year Millheim wil] attain its 150th found. ing anniversary, A —————— Governor Earle named Mrs. Emma 8. Steele prothonotary of Huntingdon county. She is the widow of Fred A. Steele, glected to that office by the Republicans ang is herself a Republi. can. Upon the death of the official the Governor took the sensible view that the appoin‘ment should go back to the party that elected the officer MESSENGER; BRUCE KNARF [LYNN ROSS, MAIL SUCCEEDS ‘omtre Hall id the LI wi t HUNGARIAN TO BE RELEASE] i cost oi club I= president ; Milton 11 i EGE FRESHMEN FOR MARRIAGE VOTH BEFOLLE : hat a woman should i ane we LEY H the 1 Shown In Evangelical (hareh -. cs THREE DEPARTMENTS UNITED SEE THE PRINT f Op i f O0LLEGE (i: } Is i FO} NEW COMMUNITY SING AT MILLHEIM, PUTT -Met a Flan { the merging { ti Hials nd ‘ompensation Department Labor and the National Service are under way effect June 1. improved and more comprehen service to Pennsylvania's ployers and the employed and ployed will result from the tion of the three agencies. When unemployment compensa'ion payments begin in January, 1938 the duties of the Stat, Employment Serv. vice will increase many fold. After that date, when dd person becomes ployed, it will be necessary for that person to register In the required manner at one of the employment fices. During a three-week waiting pe- riod, before compensation benefits be- gin, the State Employment Service will attempt to obtain a suitable, similar position for the individual. Unemploy- ment Compensation payments extend for a maximum of 13 weeks during a year if no job is obtainable. ————————— AP ———— Fire believed to have been caused by an exploding oil burner caused damage estimated at $50,000 at Hack- ett’s East End Hardware Company store building, in Sunbury, at 6:30 o'- clock Saturday morning, RL MPM APA ATTIAI. Charles E. Dorworth, of Bellefon'e, was elected . president of the Centre County Baseball League at 5 meeting held at Howard last week Millheim wnt Service a the Unem- of Division and Indus- Reemgployment and will be put of into An sive em- uneme- consolida- uneme- of The couple will ¢ f Penn Hall owned by Theiy friends xt of fa many to's gi fw “ INTERSCHOLASTI( Tha Centre Athletic Association met House Monday itemg of formulation for the for the County in evening. The business transacted baseball) SO00™ of the and fall of 1537. Ball Schedule 16—Boalsburg at 20--Centre Hall season Base April Apri) Gap: April April tilda: May May Hall; May Hall; May 21-Centre Boccer Behedule Sept burg. Octobey 1 College ; October § October 15 Hall: October 22 Centre burg; Octobey 29--<8tate College Hall, Ce at 23 30 Centre Hall al i 11 Centre Hall at Port Matilda 8n 14~Pleasant Gap Hall at 24—Centre Hall at Centre Hall Hublersburg Hall dropped from the circuit, were Pleasant Port Ma- ow Shoe: At at at COUNCIL ACQUIESCING STATE'S ROAD IN } MeCes the CONSLI 1iigt IF 4 et —— S. KN CLASS PRESENTS PASTOR WITH NEW PULPIT GOWN ¢ | TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS * | HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTERESY FROM ALL PARTS . or fa 5 over g Is here. i i wt « A {SPECIAL DETAIL TO AID IN MAKING ROADS SAFE EE an The { license Nnprope rv violation card f the car taining number { pertinent o other and information together with the nature of the offense, ig forwarded iat once to tha Motor Ve- Bureau of ed to the duplicate operator's license card and 5 letter gent to the offender i A MM WO REISH-MILLER. Wedsesday March 19, 30 opclock, Mary Snyder Miller, State College, and Adam Relish, Rebersburg, were united in in the Lutheran parsonage at burg. The Rev, J. J. Weaver, performed the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Reish will jive on the teish farm. east of Rebersburg. mr ——— A] A AAAI SENIOR CLASS DANCE, The Senior class will hold a dance in the high school auditorium Friday April 2. The music will be furnished by a Milesburg orchesira, and will be- gin at 9 o'clock. Admission, 35 cents. A two dollar door prize will be given to the holder of the lucky number, Sandwiches, ice cream, cake, punch and coffee will be sold. ——————————— The Chevrolet Purchasing Depart. ment bought enougy tires in 1836 to makes a stack 466 miles high, Or if di- vided into 1500 equal stacks each pila would be higher than the Empire State Building. evening, at of of marriage Rebers- pastor, 9 the taken f i for i . { past two J4 ville last week and will by Mrs AR {to the hn Askins Union- taken care Another Clayton CC the De lof there Askins Mrs Brown, taken same The Route is being home . care of al rebuilding No. 45 through assured. Bome number of land owners road were induced to sign against the rebuilding of the but two of State Highway f= a large along the petition road. All of these now after jearning the true conditions, have declared themselves in favor of th, proposed improvement and this is certain WwW eventually bring it about. This is an- other instance of gigning a petition ang regretting it later, Union county now time ago a A large representation of the Senior Service class in the Lutheran Sunday school, on Thursday evening. met at the annual session of the class held at the home of Mre. E. A. Frank. Asidy from the routine program. each meme ber was informed who her “hig sis. ter” was during the past year, an in- expensive gift having previously been marked for the then unknown person, Mrs, Frank had devoted much time to detally in decorating her home and preparing dainty refreshments. The St. Patrick's Day color scheme was carried out for the house, table and food decorations.
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