VOL. CXL.
HALL, PA. TH
DIRECTORS
BY NEW
SCHOOL
LESSENED
FROM
VISIT
HIGH SCHOOLS
NATIONAL
17
from
powers i
Ins:
Public
¢
partment of
officials.
of the new
The
around
crux
the
Committee,
present Coun'y
which is chosen
the t
the
intendents.
directors in dis
of
ording
school
by
dey supervision
Ace
law,
tea
powers (
to th
fons of the this Count
. 4 ving
ive Commi AVINE
by hi
onferred
Board
appropriate
will become a County
Directors,
ine
ity
provisio the law,
marged Ww power
nspect Approve
vot
Mtl
LITHERANS AGAIN NAMIE
DR. SASSAMAN SYNOD
-
{i}
NTRE Col
FEDERAL
NTY TO HAV]
RESETTLI
and 1
AT
rH
is
1 farm near
i, near Tusseyvi
1d
whi
n
wo colonies,
TT
ar ( Craw
Pa.,
Hesettlement
district,
above
rwanda ) in cf
1
he Administra
to
in
hia hopes secure
t the
© properties
ture.
The Swartz
1ér
arm Is located
by
Swartz
Lingle
plans have bee
of
township t
the
nted by
In fact
advanced
is owned
late Samuel
Calvin
he
that
now Bellefonte
both farms for
pplication
West Penn
of
farm.
soon be
service
a corps €
is in making
buildings,
been made
Power company
service line
The Swartz farm
within easy r
It underst
or five
also
ort
has
extension a
Floan
“ey
elect ric in
some foup
county
other farm
are
as suitable
locations for
Following hearings before
in both Houses of Cong
Harrison-Fletcher bill, whic
ultimately have authorized
ations of $300,000000 a year
era aid to
has been “killed”
————— A Sr
President Roosevelt
tees
uction
annuall
tricts
y
a
Execu
v
upon
of S«
» HEAD
MENTS
ford
Inrge
tion
title to
near fu-
in Pot-
he heirs
n %o fa
surveys
and
the
an
the
al-
ofi
that
the
to
for
to
will
each
ood
a in
commit
ress, the
kr would
for Fed-
propriating $1,000,000 for the
of grasshoppers in the
states,
control
western
! nute ston
ve Mountain
Md
Sly
MEMORIAL, COMMENCH
DATES A7
MENT
MILLHEIM
present
tle German
bugle um wpe, popular
Dutch
ond
eto.
dance swing and
including Little
Mother's Album”
golec-
Lady,”
DOUBLE MASTOID OPERATION
| FOR HARRIET ANN YoaT, 24
Saturday morning a doubl, mastoid |
peration was performed in the
City Harriet
second
le Leow- |
Ann |
daughter |
istown
¥
hospita]
aged 2% years,
Mr. and Mrs. George Vort.
| Hadl The child had having ear
{tromsble for enme time previous to the!
| operation, and one ear had been lanc- |
jed, but afforded only temporary re. |
lief
for
Tot.
oof Contre
been
The mother,
mained
a Eraduate
her daughter
condition
nurses, re.
after the
was regarded
with
operation. Her
very fair.
EE ————
VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL
TO OPEN MONDAY, JUNE
recent meeting of the Come
munity Board of Christiag Education
it was decided to again conduct a coms
munity vacation church schoo} in Cen-
tre Hall, following the close of the
public schools. The school will open
Monday, June 7, at 9:00 A. M. Rev.
D. R. Keener was reelected director.
Further detalls regarding the school
will be announced fn next week's is-
At
a
sue of The Reporter.
NAMED
FIRST NATIONA
rd of «
Ban
B. PRIEST
CASHIER
FREI]
{CENTRE HALL-POTTER HH.
COMMENCEMENT
rest
—-——
BURKHOLDER
ACREAGE
—————
As ADDS TO
NTRE COUNTY HOSPITAR
GETS #
Cl
29 700
“led
by the appro-
the
1.
165
next biennium,
having passed tw
in blank form
appropriations for
institutions when report-
figures were agreed upon
appropriations committees of
legislative branches, The appro
wiations these for the past
period by $600,000
hospitals in the region
the following allocations J
C. Blair Memorial Hospital, Hunting-
don, $34500: Clearfield, $52,000:
istown, $48,000; George F.
Memorial, $38,100.
Eh
HOOK—PACKER
Hook, son of Mrs. Ralph
of Potters Mills, and Miss Mar-
garet Packer, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E. Packer, of near State
College, were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony on Friday evening
May 13, by the Rev. Mr. Homer BE
jauntt at the United Brethren par
sonage at Houserville. The bride wore
powder blus crepe; the beautiful ring
ceremony was used. They were unat-
tended. The wedding trip is postpon-
ed until later. Mr. Hook is employed
at the Whiterack quarries at Pleas.
ant Gap. The young couple will go
to housekeeping immediately in thelr
previously furnished home in Centre
Hall. Their many friends wish them
a long happy and posperous wedded
life.
imitiece next bi-
The
state-aid-
ennium beginning June bills
allocated $5.300.000 for
ed hospitalg fo
The
Tr
the
two bills,
in the house
he
:
Various
Spex fic
the
These
the
b
+
I
two-year
Other
caly od
exOeed]
re-
Lowe
Geisinger
Danville,
Ralph
Hook,
URSDAY, MAY 24,
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NO. 21
JOHN
IN
To)
Fi. HAGAN,
PRESENT
LIVED
HOME
u i
|
£ id nd
fi ‘ i
i
broth
———
FNGAGEMENT
MIRIAM
ANNOUNCH
OF MISS MOORE
VOCATIONAL. TO
GRADUATE (CLASS OF 17
H
——— A
SNOW SHOE AND HOWARD
WIN HH DIVISIONS
~
¢
{ the Beas
Western Division
Ww
Snow Shoe
Port Matilda
Boa lsburg
Centres Hall
Pleasant Gap
Eastern Division
1.060
23
RA
333
Ona
Pot
1.0060
S00
Howard
Spring Mille
Hublershurg
i Loganton
A Sr
Y. T. . REORGANIZED
At a regular meeting of the Youth
Temperance Council in the high and
upper grade schools last Thursday, the
following were elected Pres
Jack Kirkpatrick Ralph
Arney; secretary, Homan ;
sec, Miriam Homan: treas.
Jr. Rev. W. K. Hos-
the counseior
officers:
vicepres,,
Annie as
sistant
er Wm,
terman
Kerlin,
is
RE —— CE ...
TOILETS, BY THE HUNDRED
The Grangerg are going srong for
tollets. The Watchman says it is re-
ported Grange Park will be studded
with upwards of 150 of them. That's
like the pepler story, —~4oo d— many.
The proposed tollets, if built, will
be PWA projects to cost $26.04
each, including digging of cesspool
and voncrete basg
A new floor was laid in the Sheffer
Dalry Store, managed very successful.
ly by Mr and Mrs. E. A, Frank.
| MEMORIAY
t SAT.
SERVICES
WALKER,
DAY
FP. M~IVAN
BELLEFONTY
6:30
—— ll ————
HOURS FOR MEMORIAL
SERVICES IN
1 \
oF Cui
wt
Centre Hall
Spring MIHs—11i
Sprocetow ne—
Fussevy ie
Linden
Halle
Shilo bye
"
Branch)!
WEST PENN
ON
TO LOWER RATES
COMMERCIAL SCHEDULE
as before remains
1 The
imum
iw
at cent per kilowantt-h min
for
from
kilowatt o
rate COMIMery
$1.25 to $1.00
£ demand
i reduced
per
for
month por
{each connection.
I A AEA AIR
V. LESHER RESIGNS
LUTHERAN PASTORATE
meeting joint
Aaronsburg Lutheran Pastor.
held Millheim
Y. Lesher
effective
REY. L.
At a
the
of the council
»
oy
Ri
late, in the church,
i tendered his
Juna 1st to
from the Williamsburg
{ county) Lutheran charge
Commenting on the event
{heim Journal says
| June ist marks the end of the tenth
year Rev. lesher served the
having come here immediately follow.
ing his ordination by the Synod after
graduating from the Theological Sem-
inary of Susquehanna University, in
1927, During his ten years here, Rev,
Lesher's «fforts were responsible for
the addition of many members to the
several congregations, and he built
many lasting friendships.
His departure from the community
will be felt keenly, not only among
his parishioners but in the commun.
ity generally. His conduct during
some very trying periods was above
reproach, and he goes from here with
a very successful record of church
ang civic achievement.
Rev
resig-
accept
(Blair
{ Louis
' nation,
{a call
the Mill
charge
| TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
#
1 ¢ the Y.4«
ord
hArgs
tions
| He
| va ated
a call
Akron,
The all-weather highway
risburg to tislnargh in
The Governor signed the Hill
$65,004 000 project, and all
mains the completion of
chinery operation
ment of
Warren
ways
Pike
fifn Laurelton
who
accent
succeeds Rev ht
charge
Trinity
Ohio
-”
2
*
ie
od church
£1¢
£1
ym Har
assured
for ti
that
the
0
rw
for
of appoint
the five $5,000 men, who with
Van Dyke, secretary of
will . form the
ommission.
i= the
high
Pennsylvania
o
Among ths appointments and transe
fers listed by Highways Secretary
Warren Van Dyke were that of Wm.
R. Maione of Bellefont, draftsman, and
Herbert C. Bilger, who
red from instrument man chief of
party junior grade. Mr. Malone for
the past year was a salesman for the
Electric Supply company, Mr. Bilger
is the son of William Bilger, a clerk
in the Bellefonte postoffice,
Miss Geneva
was transfers
io
C. Ziegler, daughter
of Prof. and Mrs. P. T. Ziegler, of
State College, a pre-medioal student
has been designated valedictorian at
Penin State. The selection was on
scholastic averages, which for the
first seven semesters wag 2.98 out of a
possible 3. John W. Angstadt of
Kutztown, in the same period scor-
el 2.92. These are the highest rec.
ords madg by any of the 800 who will
graduate on Monday, JuneTth,