ITEMS OF
JLOCAL INTEREST
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The
Bland
of last
Clover Farm Stores picnic
on Th
ely attended.
near Ts
rone
Park,
week, was larg
hoasnital an
he Mme
aseomblin
ind
den
t Went
les east
vendants ohn Margare
zel, in
of Howard and was
From Penns Vall
ent Mrs, Tilitha
Delaney, Dean
Michael Delaney,
W. Delaney, Miss Mary Delaney. Ray
Delaney, Centre Hall; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Zerby and song Claly and Da-
vid, Spring Mills, RB. D.
John Frazier or Rockford Ii. is on
a pleasure trip through Central Penn-
sylvania, and while in Centra Hall
is a guest of Samuel Gingrich. Mr.
Frazier ig a retireq farmer, but leas-
es his large farm on the 50.50 which
keeps him in close touch with its op-
erations, Corn and oats the
cipal crops grown. the
year having yielded
seven thousand
fifty hogy
Mr. Frazer
Sank | grove, tw, 1
largely
wttended
oy there were
Delaney, Miss
Reish, Mr. ang
Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs
John
are prin-
Jast
and
hundred
alsy kept
corn cron
between six
bushels
40 are
contemplates shifting
from oats to sovheans a8 a4 Money
erop. The oat crop in Northern Ilii-
nolg was very good and corn is mak-
ing a fine showing,
One
and cows
®1J. H. SPANGLER CELEBRATED
» ITH BIRTHDAY,
* On Tuesday, J. {Howard
born at Adamsburg, Union
prior to the erection of Snydey com
in 1866, in which county
1
ocatedd ime to Cog
hi
n
REFORT
SCH
ANNUAL AUDITORS’
“ry 1
wl OOL,
:
CURRENT EXPENSES
SUMMARY
ti Current Expenses
A-F' incl.)g16628%
Debt Serv. 2721
Total
Tota)
06
19
19349
$ 1371
nr
“i
Balance 54
hand .
ASSETS
{School buildings and sites «+ «335000
Textbooks and equipment. ... 4800
Unpaid taxes
1937 tax, returns ....$641.40
Not ret. or filed as liens 1124.-
20
1936 tax. not returned .
1835 tax-—returns, $50.56: not
ret. or filed as jens $501.77
Previous to 1935 dup. returns
General fund balance
on
00
00
2197
1371
an
&d
54
Total £46426 10
asset, | “ih
LIABILITIES
Bonded indeltedness
£13000 00
Tota] liabilities Fides :
We, the undersigned andite
3 i r
Township, have exam .
counts and
same
£13000 00
of Potter
the above ae
cortify to the correctness of
J. PF TREASTER,
J. BE. JORDAN.
J. H. NEFP,
Auditors.
P ROPOSED AMENDMEITS TO
OONSTITUTION pUBMITTED
THE CPTIZENS OF THRE OOMMON
WEALTH, POR APPROVAL OR Hr
JECTION BY THE GENERAL ASSEM
BLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
PENNSYLVANIA, ANID
BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY
THE COMMONWEALTH IN "i
ANCE ARTICLE XVIII
CONSTITUTION
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OF oF
%
No
A JOINT RESOLUTION
arflels four
: tution of Com
Pennsylvania
an amendment
the (onst
Proposing to
town) of the
monweaith of
i le Mt
House of
Ld
resolved hy the Sen-
Representatives of the
Pennsylvania in Gen
That the following
Constitution of the
Pennsylvania be, and
proposed in accord
with the eighteenth article thereof |
article fourteen of the Constitn
the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
hereby amended to read as fol
1. A new county shall not be
created except hy the consolidation of
two or more existing counties, An existing
county may be abolished and its territory
annexed to one or more contiguous coun
ties, The General Assembiy shall by law
provide for the consolidation and abeli-
tion of counties: but no existing coumy
shall be consolidated with another and
no comity shall be abolished without
the consent of the electors thereof.
Rection 2. Counties shall be adminis.
under such system of government
by such officers, except ax in this
article otherwise provided, as the Gener.
al Assembly may by law provide, Option
al systems of government may be pro-
vided for hy the General Assembly. fo
become effective in a county only when
accepted by the electors thereof
Section 3 Three county commissioners
shall be elected nn each count in the
year ones thousand nine handred ana
thirty-nine snd every fourth year there
after. In the election of such officers,
each elector shall vote for no more than
two persons, and the three persons re
Rection
ate and
Commonwealth o
eral Assembly met,
amendment to the
Commonwealth of
the same is hereby
in
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number of votes shall land
v vaeaney happening in | serslons
wunty commissioner shall | such
unexpired term by the law; but t
pleas of the county, | law provi
of an elector of the parate
# member of Kame | In counties
ae was the party whose | Courts of «
filled In each county | of
elected ys controller, |
Prigtrict
shall
termin
of
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quarter
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strict attorney
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the
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hav
the of
of
courts
sald counties
of quarter sald work
1 Provided. however, that
may be directed by ty borough, township,
al Assembly may by lpality or lneorporated
the establishment oF the consent of the
f eriminal urisdictior ‘ indebtedness
or
ress iia to
nium over
fixed herein
furl tH ries
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SHADOWS ON
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It’s the Better Light that
Makes LE.S." Lamps Popular
THE big rea
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80
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ps
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in
of a friend wh
at least one I. E
© has an old style lamp—a
S Sit by the LE. S
lamp and read a newspaper for a couple of
minutes. You'll observe the abundance of
light—and how easy it is to read by, how
easy on the eyes. No bothersome shadows
dance across the paper, there is no glare.
Now try the old style lamp. At once
you'll notice the dim-ness of the light,
the presence of shadows —and the glare
of the unprotected bulb. You'll squint in
trying to read —or hold the paper closer to
you. You'll instantly prefer the I.E. S. lamp.
See the latest I. E. S. models at the local
stores. They're beautiful —and moderately
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