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JANUARY 13, 1938 NO. 2
: |W. F. RISHEL TO HEAD JORO COUNCIL REO ZES TOMCAT IN NEW ROLE, TOWN AND G U
Centre Hall to Celebrate ji avi ASSN. Be . on, PRESIDENT | w tomcat ve been a ol 0
TM trains
- : . : i, farmer f near Cen Ih : Ie all Tx 1h uncil at} ack wild game at a a pi EST
President’s Birthday, Jan. 28 Wr. risk, tarmies The Certre Hall org EO a, but res the [HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEF
tre all } WNT 14 +d cnalrman ji FROM ALL PARTS
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County Agricultural | home |
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, . . > . arill c (Conservation ymmittee to serve dur- (president, the posit : ld _quring } f ti toher tove, de
funds from the 1938 Birthday Balls for the President Vill oe the am hi a . Cubs a wap
mornir
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president | WILKINSON SEES CRIME
tay ove | REDUCTION IN FINAL REPORT 4
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Roy Wilkin of lesertion ‘ wad : k p i -.e ”n bn
5S { parole officer
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Ea ost tn Sdwe BE 12 ihe 194 Agricultural | Street, D ) FHOMPSON MILL BURNED;
Ward BUILT OVER 100 YEARS AGO
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WALLING €TT AT BORO LING |
To BEOUME W. PP. A, PROJECT |
FIRST NAT. STOO RHOLDERS
RE-ELECT OLD DIRECTORS
ON THE WAY TO FLORIDA.
M and Mrs Clyde
ot her
| MII Hall vs. Centre Hall in Basket. |
i ball, Friday Evening
travels to Centre Hall |
engage the
ce Bradford
jJartholomew
Dean Bradford, Dolores
Ii MAJO OPERATIONS FO - 8
ERLAND RETIRES; COURT R OPERATI R
MORE CEN SIDENTS |,
WILL BECOME LIBERAL | F CENTRE HALL RESID] "
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rt Justice George Sut? ’
President Foose
. H. A. PRUYN BECOMES
HOLLIDAYSBURG PRODUCTION REY. H. A. PRI 1s
M. E. PASTOR IN ALTOONA |
CREDIT ASS'N MEETS JAN. 14
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FICTU RY ATTRACTIONS AT
aa ‘ . ] THE “PLAZA™ AND “STATE®|y ent town, one nd four trustees appointed
HARRIS SCHO TLD ol y ’ atu i ritinmad nie ‘344 beamed ook between thel the feds : t at Rerant wh
BECOMES RESIDENCE ving from 2 till 11 p. m a LR nd 10 o cloch w there}? supplant the receivers Messrs
Ww I. Emerick anc "re i raw
} J ‘ reduces y one-time nsery he den Hall school building! At the Plaza Theatre abouts. The officials are trying to link An nd Francis Crawford.
srvicirk 2 5 A " ‘ ‘1 oy ’ ria LE ¢ Sn v : Ta ] : as stees na are Thomas M.
denkirk ii C¢ ney , EO. | tives majority now the minority Was I's ly purchased from Harris WEDNESDAY (this week) hank {the ¢ . 3
a. . , . ; 4 4 . y ew Pittdburgh H. D. Brigstook,
dmmey \ to but two members. Justices Pierce township by Samuel] Ross u
turkeys with a Christmas cele
R. Spencer Townsend, Scranton
Clarence PP. Wynne, Scranton
« “Temslcoy
vy Ye Y : > : : 3 3
y member | You, Mi Motto with Peter Lorre, {bration held fy a sect in the coal re-
Geary. Butler and James CC. McReynolds. [of the Harris Vocational school fac- [Thomas Beck. Pauline Frederick Add- | gions dated shortly
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i rtly after the time the
Pultilictty--B. E lalley, : chalrma Justice Owen J Roberts popularly is uity. The woden building, in €00d re- led attraction, $125.00 in cash prizes {birds disappeared, but it would be as
fleuben Rickert, J. H. Knarr, Dr. H.| regarded as the “unpredictable” be- pair, sets on an acre of level ground [given away at 9 p. m difficult to convince one that the Mrs. Margaret Godshall returned
cause of the frequency with which he on a hilltop, and is gdmirably located | THURS. & FRI Joan Crawford and [birds evaporated in thin alr as tol|from Latrobe to her home here on
terolf, Mis. lavan Smith, George changes bis vote from the conservative for the purpose Mr. Ross purchased | Francot Tone in 4The Bride Wore prove any of the interviewed guilty Friday evening, after having cared for
Vogt. {to the Liberal groups and vice-versa. (it, for a place of residence At the ip.g” Cast includes Billie Burke. Rob. [of prowling about hen roosts. her two grandchildren, children of
Decorating —Robert Bradford, chalr- |
Franklin -Goodhart. Ral A i model ® the attuot : ert Young. Special cartoon, “Oswald” ———————— Myr “nd iy nh Ww. Godshall. who had
man: Frankiin yoodhart “@iph Am- | ENT . + ap | modeling © e structure into g mod- | . been ill for three weeks r. Godshal
ev. Woodrow Bradford, Robert Gear- | SWINE GROWERS MEET A young peoples conference of all
] : : MN beat jand First Run Paramount News. dt Ld :
ern bungalow w egin. i . vis > _ . 4 MOV rom Agonjer to Aatrobe
hart. Ernest Frank, Helen White AT STATE FARM SHOW Another Harrie township school SATURDAY, this week, and MON- [denominations was held at
Cenevieve Ruble, Elizabeth Bartholo- Swine growers will have 5 busy time
i Hughes- where he is supervisor of the ricul-
building located at Shingletown has |PAY. TUESDAY, —Edward G. Robin- |ville on Saturday. Attending from Oen- | “0 a ps tho i
ew, David Grayhill, Russell Reish lat the Penna. Farm Show in Harris- already been converted into a resi ‘son in “The Last Gangster. tre Hall were Miss Martha Year Kk choo with an enrollment of 1500 pu-
Dorothy Brown, Ida Frazier. {burg January 17 to 21, according to dence by Mrs. William Kline. and is At the “State” Theatre: and Miss Eva Bailey. pile and seventy teachers.
Place-—Harry Potter, chairman: M. County Agent IL C. Blaney. {occupied by a Penn State professor TODAY only—Kay Francis Bia nie ’
urkholder, John Delaney, J. H.| Judging of five breeds, Duroc Jer- | ——— | fession.” Ira Hunter, Basil Rathbone. «0 0 ww bh 8-8» san SACK played oatees to er
Burkholder Mrs. Wilbur Henney, | sey, Poland China. Chesterwhite Hamp- yt an {WED.. THURS. FRI.—Double Feat- EN 1 JUTE € 3ss M6 a re oi
Hayes Ralston Mrs. Robert Neff, | shire, and Berkshire, will take pla e | FOTTER POOR BOARD MEETS { ure program: ‘Stage Door,” with | CENTRE COUNTY Petter high school on Monday evening
« urtis Beiber Frank Snook John | Tuesday. ! FOR AUDITING OF ACCOUN I'S | Katharine Hepburn, Ginger Rogers, |* HOSPITAL NOTES. at the home of her parents, Mr. and
inkle. That evening there will be a joint] The Potter township board of ov- Adolphe Menjou, Gail Patrick . * * * * » p . . . Mrs Fred Slack, east of Old Fort. In
Telegram Miriam Mitterling. chair. | meeting of the five state swine breed- ierseers of the pooy and the board of | No 2 Bulldog Drummond's “Yee Patients in the hospital] from the aadition — Te oat mates “hire
un; Mildred Homan, Mary Swartz |ers’ associations. B. R. Evans secre- | auditors met at the First National | venge, * with John Barrymore Lou- { south side of Centre county for the others Pe aa y and . Tene
itary of the United Duroc Record As- (Bank on Monday when the accounts ise Campbell Mystery Thriller week of January 3 5 ITT : ung Was delight Tally
scciation,. wil speak o the value of Lot the overseers, Frank PP. Floray and | SATUR fa ( for y ", ; - Spent and was topped out with delic.
relatives of the late Michael | £3 n Ae Bh 2 i . RDAY Dick Foran in OM § Monday admitted Mastey O Foh« | ious refreshments. The event
| Wyoming Trail;” added special short | ringer, Tusseyville Discharged Mr=. joslehration of Miss
Fi. White, J. 8 Boozer, James Fet-
close of the school year In June, re-
in “Con-
a
t : pure-bred as a foundation for a mark- [George W. Ralston, were audited
in this manner express sincere ‘ ; i
8 1 ’ jet herd. Guy IL. Pettit, Bloomfield, | It i= understood the district had a
| Towa, will emphasizes advertising
was in
Jean's birthday,
Kenneth Bohn, Oak Hall {which occurred a few days earlier
MON. & TUBER, (next week) Idol " sale | : . G
‘ , Tuesday, discharged Master Dale On
the Crowds with John Wayne and “ - 11 : - : : i Al
not lay a poor |8hella Bromley {Confer Centre Hall: Mre. Ernest King | hart, Altoona, by Mr. ang Mrs. FV.
and 1936 a seven- | and infant daughter. Centre Hall, R.2 earned that hs had
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State College, will report on 4-H pig [mill fax wag laid which took care of Bad Wednesday, admitied I. W. lirad. | Don placed on the pension list of th
a tions on Janu- | cd werk in the state, illustrated [the running expenses. the poor, and | d ag ¢ Republionn Party In lead Contre Hal | P. RB. BR company. Mr. Goodbart had
Pe nhevivania has heen since the eles fir A daughter to Mr and Mrs fong Deen employed by the « ANDAR Y
a Democratic governor, the {Buell Pogue. Coburn a Son to Mr | name 4, first ag a fireman and Rey
3 Boon he : ve ' : > ‘as an engineer. His retirem 3
John Neff, {infliction of Pinchot upon it is an ov- {and Mre. HH. Paul Campbell, State was that an engl oor a. ya
: The Pinchots have money and [College: 4 daughter to Mr. and Mrs brother's of 3 n : . 4 fle at his
j Judging from the past will spend ft [John OG. Stover. Spring Mills i An :
office of the borough secretary. Auction sales of bred sows In the |
ities AOS | and September became is
as kik Av James T. Crowley, of Look Haven, for political advancement, but G. O.] There were 48 patients in the hos- land t this ti he sefiously il
CENTRE HALL BORO COUNCIL, {five breeds are scheduled for Wednes. was named mercantile appraiser for ( P. may not permit itself to be fooled ital beginni tf thi ook a 8 time hag made good re
PF. K. Frank Secretary. day and Thursday afternoons (As Na Feat appraiser "tha: third time : pital beginning o hig week. covery.
. . ’ : ’ ag Clinton county. i : . at an nil . ns iil
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isub octia
for automobile service and , i '
: a . r and | worthwhile surplus which will bs paid |
4 eraont selling as base “actors in the success into one of the several tow nsahip treas- of
Heaven Le : Pod . 2 i
a 1 of a purebred herd. 1.C. Madison, live. | uries. The district aid
#tock extension specialist of the Pa. ltax in 1837. In 1635
asgistance extended during their
a recent visit to Robert Goods
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CCondhart., they
¢ 10. the secrelary prepared a pro- with moving pictures. Ton litter med. [tha ded foung in 1935 :
oe budget ase revjuired Council |ale, and cups for 1937 will be award- The Potter township auditors are Hun of
thereupon directed public notice to be jd. The associations will have busi. [all Johns: John Treaster,
given hai the proposed budget Is ness sessions following the education and John Jordan.
Fprdose
available for public inspection at the al program.