VOI... CX11.
CLAIMS FOR LUMP-SUM
PAYMENTS UNDER OLD AGE
INSURANCE PLAN,
D
wrke whe
and the
Pennsylvania
of 65 estates of worker
died
headed th
t artifieq f
that
employee
He
in January
who
with
of claim
Janua larges
’
1 been certified
hed the
lump-sum
™
aim 18 went t«
who rea age oO
received
of $
was
paymen
largest deatl
for $420.
rovernment’'s old gx
effect
has
he
certified
aim
Since the e
irance into
1
plant
1937
vent
$2.023.207
to
arv been cer
ied 76.775 claim
nts
$V Ient
C ROY AND FEED LOANS TO
FARMERS FOR 1888 SEASON
The 193
be made as
wre who «
olny
»
I.
-e
CK
The Asnow nt
Mrs may borrow
ancy crop loan office
Whe interest mate on
Per cont , year
¥antre county farmers desiring A
en should coftact I... BE. Schucker
wlsaicipnl building, Harrisburg
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WeE MILES ROAD BUILT
IN STATE IN
Peaosylvania's highway eaystem
40500 mileg already ig the greatest
ee nation. During 1937 the
partment Improved more
miles of road There were
width of 20-foot
smc ted
Foe this
M;peryl more than
nad Feldam! 6
og Tam
proxin
Le
Axl
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in the pas
3
annot ony
The
the
needy for
ain n any
waned will
nex ammry
growin his
live.
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te
cash
or
mon
oy I
limiteq » farmer 4
actual
orogrs
«
maintaining his
largest which any ©
the
10388
loans
-
from
in
the
SITIO
$400,
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CLUBS
FARM
p————
To STUDY
FIRES PREVENTION
4-H
ye vork will
1-H
their
organizations
inactive, according
Chub leader
provide
suring
weihing
alle projects
» Allen I.
of the College
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“THE TIGER” TO ENTER
LEHIGH SCHOLASTIC PRESS
CONFERENCE, MAY MTH
The Tiger” of
Centre Hall-Potter high school, has
bean invited to participate in the
fifth annual Lehigh Scholastic Press
Oonference, to he held on Saturday
May 14, at Lehigh University. Ap-
proximately 750 other school papers
# Pennsylvania and New Jersey were
invited
Twenty Iwonze plagues
ewarded to outstanding newspapers
and magazines in ten classifications
«f the contest to be held
with the conference
the plagues, certificateg
sible mention will be given
ing publications. Practicing
ar men in Allentown
will Judge the entries.
The tentative program the con.
ference consists of 5 general session,
Tuncheon, a series of round table con-
ferences, and a closing general session
for the awarding of plaques. Last year
more than (00 students and faculty
adviserg representing 104 high schools
and preparatory schools attended, A
total of 171 publications were entered
$n the contests,
an
the
lubs
months Season
to continue as
are
laker, State
student publication
will be
in
In
of
to
conne
tion
10
deseory -
newspap-
and Bethlehem
for
ON WHEELS;
GROCERY STORE
HCKERT, PROP
{ REUBEN
a.
nd frequency
by the
The *
be
two
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{will accompli
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forty passenger
International 13%
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ROARING SPRINGS YOUTH
LEADS WEST PT.
A Mt et.
| GINGERY GETS 232.532
MORE FOR
proved
$32,531
l employn for
wnd
tal
ing
| educa ion Li
compiling
and
A
lating summarizing
he
}
i
| ’ 24 y 3
prepa grap of existing da
on maximum HOUrs nar
wages, seasonal
workerg
employment
age
and Penn
app rent icesh
’
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syivania: municipal personnel tw nov
in selected Penn
sylvania d the development of
ministrative functions State
cal government ™
ject will Philadelphia,
tre, Allegheny and Damauphin counties
with supervisory headquarters at
| Philadelphia. No regularly
personnel will be displaced
The sponsor is the
Department of
er nunicipalities of
ar t
in lo
state
and
in the pr
“
operate In Con
employed
Pennssd vanin
Labor and Industry
—— a eap—
CRIMINAL COURT
rt Monday
Criminal cour
t
opens on
W8fg al f tring
booked
four for Tuesday
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H.-P. FIVES DEFEAT
* r #1 ros
@ ¥ n & i
{ AAY and
| C.
{
JUDGHE
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WALKER
MULTIPLY
DISFAVORS
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH
REOPENING, SUNDAY
|
Reigns
worst
ship period)
re-dedicated
the pastor
Lox ia
sermon by
The
ev
ning
the ch
irvh was formally
services condricted by
Rev. H W. Heilsley
The theme f
Helsley
musicend
in a
and
ven
Hey
H
of
{ K
the
My
Church
f
8 if
wns
by
1
solo
were choir
Extol
Vite Aan anth the
Vill
Mi
V Thee and vocal
ww Gertrude [shies
vig yr
orig
building
The pr
3s ea
iu
1
i
structu
erected
girls from
teaumg
TWO DOZEN NEW BOOKS FOR
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY
The
thirty-
library
ase
Lot
nsmociatic
to the high
possible the
dozen books,
alumni of
school
134] grant
five dollarg
hag made
of nearly most
them by contemporary writers.
The majority of the books are fie
tion and includes such recent best sell-
lers as “Northwest Passage,” by Ken-
'neth Roberts; “Gone With the Wind”
iby Margaret Mitchell, and “Anthony
Adverse,” by Hervey Allen
Others by modern American writ.
ers are Jlight Woman7 hy Gale:
“Ethan Frome” by Wharton: “fum-
ben Galletres,” by Tarkington; “Shad-
ows on the Reck,” Cather; “Scorpion,
a Good-Bad Horsey’ James: "Emmy
Nortamed,” Martin: * Swords in
Dawn,” Beaty: “Ezekiel.” Garner, and
“Missing Miniature,” Kastner,
The list also Includeg these novels
by English writers: “Of Human Bond-
age.” by Maugham. and “John Corn-
by Walpole
Two books of drama on list,
O'Neill's Interlude.”
and Noel Coward's “Present Indiea-
tive.’
putrch-
two
eling.”
are the
Fugene “Strange
:
Three Yooks
of a
Dickens”
viographical na-
by Leacock
by Porter, and
Devil ana Daniel
| Wabster,” by Benet two of poetry!
Frost's “A Further Range” and Den-
ot'y “A Book of Americans”
of familiar essays: “Life With Fath-
er” and "Life With Mother,” both by
Clarence Day, and "Streamlines" by
Morley, complete the list,
“Charles
American Idyll”
amusing “The
i ture,
{“An
| the
(
FOR
AT
Te
25.00 000
BREAK GROUND
IN BUILDINGS
CEREMONIES, SATURDAY
$
A 138
My Cannot attend
ceremony on the campus
: ————— A ———
BELLEFONTE %f00F TO BE
MOVED TO HOLLIDAYSBURG
| Bix sub-stations will he Operated un-
| der the new troop headquarters
the State Motor Police in Williams-
port by March 1. it was announced
| Wadnesday following a conference of
squadron commanders with Commis.
|gioner Percy WW. Foote.
Sub-stations in the state will be Jim-
{ited to 36 instead of 450 once ocon-
templated
i ly July 1, Commissioner Foote mald,
ithe police force will have been in-
| creased to approximately 1.800 with
600 patrol cars in service. Many posts
| will be strengthened with men from
ithe new classes at the training sta-
tions at Herghey and Myerstown.
Sub-stations, to be controlled by the
1% new troop headquarters in the four
squadron divisions, had been assigned
as follows:
First squadron (Greensburg)
Creenstnrg, Erie, 5: Butler,
Punxsutawney, 6.
Second Bquadron (Harrisburg) Hol
lidayeburg (formerly Bellefonte), Bb:
Villimmaport, 6; Chammbersburg, 5;
and Harrisburg. 5.
Third Squadron
wanda, Wyoming,
5: Haselton, 3.
Fourth Squadron (Philadelphia)
Lancaster, 5: Reading, 3: Philadel
oi
phia, 4; Pottsville, 2; ang Bethle-
hem, 4.
Washington, §
{Wyoming —To-
6; Carbondale
.
ge
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(GRANGE FAIR OF}
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I BLANEY
RURAL M1
Rura
ements
PHAInNg
larger towns, they
provided
f
fi dents
P
}
ATH ees
Grangen, churches,
other grougw will
rprresentatives
elimination «
ach chorus,
the
or
at
}
fourths of
of ape
the
me rnibeds
The
mwanhe rs
the
years older
ox opt
and of th,
rules cal]
a
ol for
to chorus
pianist
mya
and lender
Hmit is set, It is
vid
Groups wishing
call
Mice
write
E
the
pe
xtension «
—
ICERS
6TH
Sid
<
repr
will be
least
part
be
wp
at
not
suggest
oritor
Agri
AND
onon te
moloct.
May
throe-
18
icipants
be
cluding
max-
that
od
should
oultural
Parent Te
arfer
ABs
Vegetable Soup
getable soup ty
the Ladies A
ny
d
3
08
1
church
pickleg and spiced
cents per plate,
10
. church,
at the
“aurea
Ice
cents extra.
THE “PLAZA”
At the Plaza Theatre
WEDNESDAY
teen O'Sullivan.
£125.00 in
8 p.m
THURS.
cash
FRI, this
Cecelia Parker,
odd Paramount
Special Shorta
Mickey
First
DAY,
with
ray
At the
WED.
Double Feature
3 Merry Go
Bert Lahr,
Feature No.
13." with Lewis
SATURDAY
rie,”
ern
next
Carole
week" "True
Lombard,
Barrymore,
“State”
THURS,
John 1
FRI.,
wound
Jimmy
2-""Patient
Stone,
of
Ravo,
star.
MONDAY & TUES.
“Dangerous Holiday.”
Hopper, Jack LaRue.
or
r +3
& *
Sop
fruit,
Dear
attraction:
at
Rooney
also
¢
i
ening,
apple
ar
for 25
cake
Miss
You're
. Add-
and
MON-
red
na
thig
Ni
1938."
Billy
week.
1 -
with
House.
next
with
Prai-
Weak
Hedda
PROGRAM OF MEETING
COUNTY SCHOOL
IN COURT HOUSE,
OF
DIRECTORS
—
&
NO.
| TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
—
FTHOMPSON ANDIDATIH
FOR STATE SENATIH
{
MINISTERS
RETREAT,
i
{CENTRE Co.
| LENTEN
F4 J
Dey
11:09 mM eR ritunl
in the Lenten Season
{ Heinle Lock Haven
1:30 p. m-—The Minister's
Toward the Need of Youth
Wentzel, Philadelphia,
2:3 p. m.DBusiness;: adjournment
launch wil be perved by the ladies
the church.
A Pt ————
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER
World Day of Prayer wil
the Evangelical church,
4, at 30 p m Leader,
Wagner, speaker, Rev
The public is invited
Attit
Rev. Fred
of
be held In
Friday, Mar
Mrs. IL. A
Hostermar
¥
————— I ————
UNITED STATES MARINE
BAND MAY PLAY IN
ited States Maris
Cents
COUNTY
may
“
(
awards
A
EE ——— tr A —
TEST THE SEED CORN
Blaney urges all to
germination test on their seed
before planting. This month ie a good
time to make the test while other work
is not pressing. In making a
factory germination test, at least one
hundred grains shoud be planted and
thesa should be taken frem a large
number of ears in order to give g fair
sample. If thig test shows 90 per ot.
Or better it would be safe to plant,
but if less, either get new seed that
would be safe or test Bach ear and
eliminate those that will not germ-
inate,
will
farmers ren a
4 1
aus.
EE ———
Boosts Fire With Coal OIL
George Shipley. of Unionville, in
the Centre County hospital suffering
from severe burng caused by an ex-
plogion of a stove following a dronch-
ing of the firebox with coal ofl to
hasten a slow fire.
Kenneth Robinson,
house came
Shipley, bit not
penalty in bairneg
fire company
extinguished
who lives
to tha
in the
rescue of
wihout paying a
over his body. The
of the rg and citizens
the fire
—————— A] As ls HAAN.
s]ame
Fire did some damage to the Paul
Zimmerman home iw Milihelm, Wed-
nesday of last week, when it burned
an Opening through the ceiling and
roof. The property belongs to James
Auman.
FROM ALL PARTS
- February
M
made
N
isinens lo York sa
ast week, to secure
electric lighting equip~
the former to light ee
barn Mr. Mothesp-
the formes WwW
acquired Ly
v
and
ip
theresa ug
ab
of
ger t
Wednesday «
Xue
ment
farm
! bevugh
Hosterman
for
mew
house
an
by
and
on
farm
ago
Hives
about a
The plans for
Susquehanna
yeuu
the new bridge oval
of Lock Has
approved
Department. The bridge
lak Haven with the new
» leval now being
1ockeon rE
with §
river east
jen city
{tha War
connect
line have been
highw flood
it
i
{Avis
hes
Ay ve
a
2
willt between Lower
It
is 10 be of
oonerete
WY
:
wide
P
a
OTT,
Pleas
Uw
Hawaling
Pe
Ne
or ,
ncement
he this
during the
dean interest
the suboess of hig party and ig de
serving of recognitin by the rank and
of the voters in the party
Ernest H.
appears We PIOTNT
Brockerhoff
ha
as taken
Mr
Years
i issue
a
in
Englesart, of Johnee
motor vehicle
which gtruck and instantly killed Sam-«
uel Osman. the Port Matilda under
taker, is wing given a hearing in
Williamsport ae the Reporter goes 1
press, before representatives of the
Department of Revenue to establish
responsibility. A Centre County oor~
oner's jury exonerated the Johns.
stown man.
Miss Bertha Rimmey, Red Cross
nurse in the Bellefonte district, has
issued an appeal for contributions of
beg clothing for a family of eleven,
man and wife and nine children. They
are in great distress and anyone wills
ing to contribute quilts, blankets and
sheets should contact Miss Rimmey at
onee, Phone 421-W Ballefonte a
tween § and 30 m., and 1 and 2
p.m.
I. W
called
9 a
Hennigh, of Potter township,
the Reporter office during
last week. He is yet obliged to use a
cane in walking, although the
ies received about eighteen
ago. when a small tractor
struck him, breaking both bones In
one of hie legs and otherwise jnjurs
dng him, are improving grad ally,
The wound is yet gn open one and ree
quires fregient dressing.
at
injure
months
upset and
-