VOL. CX1lI. —— NO. 27 DEAT IN POLL SAY NEW NOT TO BLAME FOR 70° ———— AA AY RATIC WOMEN TO MEET BLA MOSHANNON PARK PEM Al h NATIONAL INCOME LARGEST IN IN HISTORY nder March. Ins AI PA ——— Pennsylvania one of the eight ig in the U fying farmers for Bang's tien States nited Stateg for disease indemnj- condemned Federal indemni- all forty-eight cattia are being States, The their paid in Amish contentis in Lancaster county in m to continue the one- house Ie While 0 room school the them ligioug bali wt out court sympathy wit thelr re- law.” in due to the law A Mt ms mmr. efforts mage it is Despite the of Republican tint program is girap . politicians appear the Roosevelt spending one's boot P. A you like pulling work on W, will tell a men at and Ww. that y ara for families. from projects money they buy the their wives and different earn the necessaries themselves That y puli- is quite boot straj A ———— A The State Supreme Courtisfoliowing the tactics of the U. 8. Supreme Court prior to the reversal of the opiniong of Chief Justice Hughes, but it is doubtful if they are big enough to mend their ways ang conform their decisions to fit modern conditiong as did the Nine Old Men. Outlawing the 44-Hour law affected two or three million workers adversely. BITTING—=BAUMGARDNER —— THOMAS, YO6:T {2ZND CLASS TWPS. SEEK To RECOVER FURMAN ACT FUNDS The Penns Township vania State Association of Supervisors te through Mcliheny Dauphin he Department over to the 1612 Townships i counsel, Col. John Smith entered Court compel Highways t Second suit in the County to of pay Class of Penney vaniag the them Act, The 000 060, H. A. State Association, Act Highway quired to turn Furman funds March 1st, but unexpended funds the Furman road due under the terms of ami $1 Thomson, Secretary said that undeys the Department over any the date of the the was ro- to to townships failed to do so ——— A A firecrackey D's £1000 No. nest which _— hold used to blow resulted in a fi Mountain Valley owned by « E. located a ~ nest re Fruit Htitzer, on Farm The in tank oy Ayde Was bullding gasoline in was housed 105 a Te gallons several of gas. which w : drums inflammable A barn twenty feet other erial exploded. from the burning building when men from the orchards the spraying apparatus to soak barn until the Mifflinburg fire pany arrived. of mat was saved Used the com- 312 LOSI LIVES JULY 4TH IN (ELEBRATIO [ITALIAN BOMB EXPLODES, INJURING FIVE FRAZIMR iN (ELEBRATH nt BIRTHDAYS THRE} 0} ON Si NDAY E } NTiING - AV] oN . THURS, | INDUSTRIAL “i HOM nea nak! SUPREME (OURTY AMIDE 4-HR. WEEK SETS LAW a Ml tl GETS FEY P.W AL SEN. THOMPSON OF #74000 FUND ————————— AA A ————— r———— A “REPORTER” READER WRITES FROM NORTH DAROTA FAIR TO CHAIRS FROM MILLION PIER AT HAV] DOLLAR ATLANTIC CITY | LEWISTOWN So that a reserved section coulg be nstalied the | | Mifflin CX \ | Hamid s Milli Atl © stands of North Dai Jun 28 Encloseg nit © Porliazs ease 1H OA sn tic in for th will get August 1 plywood t the la iited to withstand weather Young's other year'g subscrip- v « Lewis 3 Reporter. seats paper for an) can't do with it, been 85 many East foreign to me, bit that ‘© i'r 1 3 nire their the SO mM TR 1 Falr of weal, out 4 he the wit 1 Arms, ideally and have aith + ! ugh there have | movable seats. are gince 1 Jeft the that of there lots tha news is and inter. been stationarily installed Ae rin in the Con ve § it yet gute a ter grandstand, du cooler comfortabl, the hot as a theatre Fd aon t, i days far dry this has We and ooking s11 i been a very badly, yet has Been, it Is outcome cool 11 ‘y Patrons night out-of- these will be than an hols. vd voear need dry ag fair, the grasshoppers rain it but tered seat and much cleaner {will watch afternoon races and omfort crop Are LOO shows with nde { what will are getting in dry weather damage than moisture, doors.” Iw quite they do had plenty Last very as the B. hiss Samuel and mix Fam- will tax the to capacity racing pro- president of the contests, sloarn tify PT, plentiful, and secretary, nameqg five lots more lo mone speed of if we dave devoted to and the four-day ous names stables vegetal the year g plentiful "hoppers all Corn wurden except ate jos Were cabbage ; that, and they flax and most of the the that North Dako- and best it ripe ag we had no early frost thing ) facilities the gram. Auto on of groundg {for horse all ate the oats who race drivere have anppear- tracks are afternoon “Lacky’' appear anticipa- grand- recon. capac was best the th nation's for For Hig and these ed major Saturday more §hriils, Hell Drivers Friday. In events, the completely comfort, and hag ever got OTe, There lot and are in another bumper The report plenty of wild that will help Wishing ali 11 seen of all, scheduled the all crowds. Teter and Wednesday tion of stands a that seldom is a opCCurs, this year of corn out hopes it like last there fruit this year: out very much. the best of Tuck, Sincerely yours, MARY H. PRICE. again we will be Cron that Year. will be if =o, are ditioned for ity. being in color, ET ——————— I am, Howarg planning a home coming for the week of August 15th. borough is MRS, ATION CHURCH SUCCCESSFULLY A SCHOOY (CONDUCT {y AM ——— NO PAPER NEXT WEEK. f publis certain summer aff t} All Oras rey spell The carry away from Hinotype press Re porter oq next issue of the the of date WHAT THE DJFP.A. IS DOING FOR THOSE ON Picture, hoxcars if you ean of 8 train approximately eight miles a ¢ length overall, fe up average oan you with foodst loadeg af 12 trains, about 75 Or split into since tan! CArs that a picture Federal Penneylv now Ir groceries you visualize will have allotment of tha present food now on the Department gu commodities for nians lic ures WwW. Rh § lie Assistance, These foodstuffs, running from flou to fresh a service organization of fourteen the state fo commodities carry it from the 3000 stores where Asgisgtance rolls, according week by State Secretary to given out thig Howe, the peaches, gam requt opemting warohouses approximately sort, weigh and and trucks warehouses ts througho 80 workerg the 80 it Secretary Howe has divideg the sta warehouses are located. | TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS 2 | Spring {the terminegl The once port 1it in je possession and recently =O public at © in Ph granddaughter Hedgeles portrait Knight of auctior Freeman » {tion rooms 86 iladeiphia, was Mrs. James Ardmore work who Cha n his Windson Th Ridgeway , © was the ns 0 al Jurning ng mberg« urg’ which hi in hall of the High Knight ing the residence of re furtin on Ridgeway of iret a | Bellefonte jater be. came time, Mr. and (Mio {=ylvania One the best painters of his Mrs, are among Mrs, Leepard the t n John Leapard of friends is RBiloomet Mr. Iallefonte AK in Penn- spending rg, her Leepard is ang Centre was guest of Gingerich, a relative His who fives In Akron. is {the daughter of the late Mr. ang M: William Swabb, and was Eariystown. ~ Her three gone and daughter are all well located and are getting along well. The son here now has been employed with the Goodrich Rubber Company for twenty years. ! ron HH imost of ime | ie re | former home, about While Samue} mother, whi | visiting { Hall A i ut here he a also to born at te
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