VOl.. ¢' vv,
PA ,
Electric Roaster, Double Slice
Automatic Toaster and I. E. S.
Lamp Are Awards—Have Retall
Value of $45.00,
winners of the Centre RepOrt-
Christmas
generously
in two way®
contributed
The
ers Outdoor
test will
thelr efforts
will have
spreading of Yuletide
out the community and, gecond,
prizes they receive will both
uable and useful, All homes in Centre
Cone-
for
they
the
Lighting
rewarded
First,
be
toward
cheer
be val-
competition,
The chief purpose
i course
cheer. We believe that
orating and lighting
thi end in a decided
town that decorateg for
1s mot only bdeautified, Hut
are also regarded friendly,
borly and, agbove all, haopy.
the contest result in encouraging more
homes to this
newspaper been
amply repaid.
All
whon
their «
eomber
of tha contest is
Christmases dec-
can accomp'ish
manner. The
the holidays
citizens
teh
=
its
16
Should
as
this year
that it !
decorate
will feel ws
have been selects
prizes
the cont
jecisions
23 the
pieces wher
wit
Th
ird
certified 1
$6.00
Prize
E. 8 peci
Many |
homes and many
Christmas gifts, because
popularity. The
nrioe
wed in
given
+ ‘
helr
mpg
local
as
widespread
Decorating For
Yuletide Display
orating they'll I<
wires are covered
ex artificial roping.
at intervals with string
sure they stay in place.
to make
Wire and sockets can be bought
separately. With such an arrange-
ment the sockets can be spaced as
you want them-—and incidentally
the spacing can be changed from
year to year to suit your decorat-
ing without harming either the
wire or the sockets.
You can make any size vreath
like fer window or door by
pping wire with ground pine
or holly and inserling a siring of
lights.
are the
Engineering
the lamp to
studying, reading
of close work.
plan to
and
(ters “I. B. 8."
i
for Illuminating
which
Society
designed
light for
other type
better
any
All
| mas
who do outdoor Christ
lighting
to sn
| Just *g to it”
to the best
judging take
of December 23
made the
decorating are
contest blank
decorat
The
ul any
do ¥y
your
required
our
ability.
on the
Prize gwards will
day.
and
ing of
will place
ing
he following
et
| THOMAS ROGERS BADLY
INJURED IN MOTOR
Thomas R {
of
reported
Monday at
WRECK
D.
own’
Howard
his
Lock Haven hospit-
Rn
ORers
wns “holding
on the
al,
’
receiving treatment
possible fractured
he Is
where
w a skull and a
cone
: His
with
man
ssion
automobile collided
by Samuel
n, west of Mill
Haven
ight Bowman
driven Bow.
Hall
WLS
a Car
T.ock
Saturday
hospital, where
tween
treated
MINISTER ANNOUNCES
ENGAGEMENT OF DAUGHTER
-—
PENN. STAT}
(COMPENSATION
WORKMEN'S
STEPS UP
e1 x
TTR
Hens
reeON
dest ry
ery, or for life if the injury ys
ning powep permanently The TW
in this state provides a permanent dis
$30 a m
——— —————
| INTERESTING NEWS FROM
GREGG TWP. YOO. SCHOOL
ability ir TO nth
"Ty fre vy
Junior Class Play, Dee, 10-The
classe of Gregg Twp Vocational
v4
Reusbyn pe present
Spring P
{eral short plays
| The
{ Christmag
fum and
was most entertaining
| This year everyone ga in is
ang it hoped that many
{will pian to attend this program which
{the children of schools will give
Sale of (Mhristmas Seals Increasing
The people of Gregg townsh'® are
responding very well in the purchase
of Christmas seals, which were put In
the mail a week or more ago. Bear
{in mind that 80% of the funds are re-
{turned to the local district. The funde
then used for health purposes In
schools. Sales in the past have
| been made through school children
but this year they have been put in
[the mail at the suggestion of the dis.
{trict committee. More than thirty-one
{dollar sales have been made to date
which exceeds the total sales of $26
last year. These gtamps may be pur-
chased any time before Christmas,
Start Baskethall Practice ~The boys
and girls’ basketball] squads started
practice in earnest on Monday for the
coming campalyn of twenty games In
the Centre-Clinton Basketball league
of which they are members. The first
game is on Friday, Dec. 17, with
teams from Snow Shoe high school at
Bpring Mills.
The second six weeks school period
ended on Friday, Dec. 3. Report cards
wili be issued on the afternoon
Tuesday, December 10.
first combined program
given In the audit
all agreed that it
and enjoyable
»
was
last year,
the past
| welcome, is
the
|
:
!
jare
| the
[M. J. POLETE LOSES LIFE
| IN THREE-CAR
In a three-car accident on
322, at
the
the pervice station
Neldigh
O'Bryan
| near
1
ito
N.Y ve
the
| Erookliyn, was one of N
m
hie
Hiured to die In Centre County -
|
The
afternoon
Sunday n accel
red
LY in
by Mr. Polete, S8amuel J
Mullin, Miltheim, and E. |
Port Matilda
MceMul'in
the
leg: Mi
Centre «
i pital
| dent
on orning.
ONC LLY Saturday
previous, the crash were op
erated Me
ley
Mr ved
i and
MoMullin
unty
eC
{erate
left
ns about face
{the
the
the
in hospital
inftury to the
Their
in both ankles
injured « the
ved body trulses and
chin
|
|
{on
| abrasions
{old 11,
| Mrs
jehoat
and KK. Hi
injured
Polete
shi son
was
Was n
nak, recel
shock.
Occupantg of the Bartley
Mrs
A daughter
Car
{the operntn: were Bartley and
three
from
jured
Mr
children suffered
the Others were
} 1
hock,
Polete
1
oe
ant manager
$1 AS returning
v thao
The 1yly
Punx
H.-POTTER ALUMNI
DINNER DANCE, DEC.
aq
'Y HEAR
CONFERENCY
WwW. MM. S001 §
NORTHERN
alculated
3
loea ladies
also engaged
Hymne were nee Hy
bros
much favorable
rendered by Mme. Pau
§ Afra rw
d Mi \
ahs #
¥
%
A ——
INDEPENDENTS WIN OVER
HOWARD, MONDAY NIGHT
11
team
STUBENTS WOULD FIGHT
ONLY IN DEFENSIV]
ident audience at ti
WAR
A ut Pa Aras
vania State College voted eight to tw
that an American
should
after 5
subject,
The students
four student
college student
be willing to to
national
only
the
war
on
EO
referendum
voted after hearing
discussion at a
forum sponsored by the forensic poun-
cil.
“1 cannot believe
could bayonet
bomb taking
clared Weston
burgh president
leaders’
a college student
man drop a
a hundred lives" de.
D. Gardner of Pitts.
of the College Chris
tian Association. “We would restrain
invaders, but that is the only condition
under which we would engage ir
war,”
Other
any or
speakery were Amy
Clelland of Troy, president of the
Women's Student Government Asso.
cation; Rose P. Shaffer of Harrisburg
captain of the varsity wrestling team
and Charles M. Wheeler Jr. of Pitts.
burgh, editor of the Penn State Col-
legian.
————— A ——————
{| Dr. Wiliam C. Bartol, head of the
mathematics department in Bucknell
University for forty-seven years, be-
fore retiring celebrated his ninetieth
ibirthday anniversary Wednesday
last week. He graduateq from the In-
i stitution In 1872,
A a AS.
Hats Are Reduced.
Just in time for a nice Christmas
‘gift—all hats are reduced at Mrs Le.
SDAY.
937
—
N(). 48
BOROUGH TOWNSHIP
| SCHOOL
| Monday
|
for
AND
HOARDS
night was the legal time
of
i boards in
Hall
re-organization se hoo
Centre ont
Potter town school
hip
{boards met at that time in the local
i
high
bit of
school building to attend to
busing
the Hall
: 1
Good}
On Centre board, new
Vv wrt (re-elected)
took the oath of of
after serving
! most and ef
capable
opportu
Mi
yoard
The takes nity
Kerlin
and
to stand
the . int n 3
of
hool district ing
when men Lerlins cal
re avallable.
HORI
H
Lune,
| he local
ng Dr
Frea
CHANGED TO HIGH GROUND
w——————
IN FARM BUILDINGS
BURNED NEAR LOGANTON
86.000
oxe opt
bul
ble
was estimated at
vered by insurand
ze was undetermined
tenantied
EE (DPR
WHITE NAMED
MASTER PROGRESS GRANGE
FARI
— —-
MASTER 1
re VISIT
GRAND 0.
HER}
0. F.
DE(
+} ’ of
Grand Master
will make 5 visit
Tuesaday evening
special meeting-—at which
Fellow lodges in the county
been inviteg to attend. The
official in State Oddfellowship
Paul Wagner, of Williamaport,
his coming here will do
in a great gathering of
the order.
A of
will be the conferring or ti}
in Desomber
a all
have
highest
In CC
and
btlese result
members
the
feature evening's
third
de.
DR. ADE CLAIMS FLAG
Compelling school children to salute
the flag "is fine for Hitler or Musso
lini but not for the American public”
Pennsylvania's superintendent of pub.
lic Instruction, Dr. Lester K. Ade
sald in commenting on tha decision of
Judge Maire, who beld flag saluting
{not necessary if conflicting with
one's religious belief.
{ Emphasizing the
| “entirely a local mattqr™ for each
iboard of education to act upon as
{it saw fit, Ade explained it was his
[amartments attitude that “citizens
ought to want to salute the flag”
“Forcing children to salute the flag
doesn’t get the fundamental attitude
of respect for the national emblem
which they should have,” he stated
“It ought to come from the heart; it
flag salute was
GET $6500
BANK~TIE
I BANDITS
MILROY
bandits, wearing olor
of
robbed
r armed
sen. between the hours
and o clock Friday the
Milroy
one on
Company,
and
Banking tying
officers
caping with
two
$6500
the
the bank OTT161
before «
Two
ussed up the
entered
pre
Reed, and A ! Ca
bandits
ty sident
hier
Khrenfeld
Wher
the
[bers
The
side
Moront
150 #ireels
a ————— AA
SHOWER FOR NEWLYWEDS
1
nd
te: Betty Shi
id=, Bob
Haven: Mra J. I. V
Horner, of Montandon,
Pappaz, Elwood
oheon, Josep) Thrash
and children, Arthur, Ruth, EarlPaul
Mona, Elizabeth, of Wilkes-Barre.
| A momma.
REJECT EFFORT AGAINST
MASONRY IN SWITZERLAND
Switzerland
majority
tion to
McKesnis
Bet.
Mrs, Isabel
Ruth Jae.
Mrs. Freda HID
’ 3
of lock 4
ot
iy
Pleiscott
raected by a
a nationalist-sponsored
suppresg Freemasonry,
heavy
The
jterpreted as evidence
|
of popular op-
fairs
{ Only one of the 21 cantons approved
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEHEST
FROM ALL PARTS
| Ken
Halneg has pesigned as foot -
Htate College high
officially
day
will
ghuortent
trapped
Roy
is
of the
of Port
RM
Wm 8
the
and
Fedde
paralysis Is
He I
of Mr
ney
hospita
wee
jenendent kethal
1 the “cleaners
in
istown #
them
of last wee)
the
I ow
defeated
LMnlen
in ©In-
Stuart
ing
farm and
Kidder
VOars NY.
Camp Susquehad-
} ¢ livestock and
He is a son of the late Mr
’
WAS
nployed at
a had
ud charge of
Potter tOWTie
past
Nittany
the hunt-
who the
went to Allegheny
mountains join a camp of nim
rode. During the afternoon of that day
a fine buck and doe companion oame
across the valley from Egg Hill and
{leisurely skirted the Fetterolf farm
east of Centre Hall, gnl fi
during the
week, J buck
on
imounta
ing
following
in. and this aroused
spirit of his Gerald
the
son
day
to
Crust took aim at buck
deer and brought him down, but oa
going to where the game had falles
it was nowhere to be seen The shot
fired from Mr. Crust’s home of
the Bruce Hettinger farm in the
a
000 to 232,000 against it. It woulg have
forbidden Masonic organizations In
Switzeriand, and “al] activity connect.
lar foreign associations.”
{ The National Front, Federal Front
{and other political bodies organized
|atong Nazi lines introduced the pe-
(tition. It was submitted to a popular
| vote after the Central Council and Par
Hament registered their opposition
and urged the electorate to vote
jaaitnat it.
I ————— A ————
Someone walking through town on
Monday came to the conclusion that
jot of snow shovels had been Jost
since last winter. Monday was the
first the shovels were needed this
fall.
was fired, permitted the
fleetfoot to make a getaway without
being observed.
in fact
in many weeks, concerns one of mis-
taken the part of Joha
Rimmey at a basketball game on the
local high school floor Wednesday eves
ning of last week. To tell the story
here would require a half-column
space, but we guarantee it would roll
you in the aisle But we'll tell you this
much: If you can fing John's come
panion at the game that night, and
have him narrate the proceedings eof
the incident, youll vote it the best
The jest story of the week
identity on
laugh-provoking story of 1937.