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NO. 39
BUILDING
CENTRE
ROAD
IN
MILEAGE OF
PROGRAM
Administration, discard
Farle
haphazax d
The
{lding pol
y
ing the rod ~y
K
fcy of the
sylvanias
hh vt
+
Program.
198%
WPA from
4
of
Clos
the
J
end this year, togetilier wi
now underway by contractors
maintenance forces, will bring
tal
ing the
In
mileage complete
estimated
administration to
Centre county 24.91
at a of $986525
completed and
By Department
1037—17.41 mlles;
By WPA May
miles;
Sy
18.25
!
miles
cost
underway:
in
forces
to
WPA program
miles.
——————— A ——
SENATOR THOMPSON BACKED
BY CLEARFIELD CO.
Edward Jacks
the
Senator
announces learfl
vy Central
t Union
hi
]
————— i
CENTRE HALL INDEPENDENT
BASKETBALY, TI}
en
Hall
manship
team
been equalled for some time
certainly be proud in
for good
Id fe
wndendent Basketbalj
can
a name
the
sportamanshliy
town sho el th, same
A
Indeq
ave
The
will ¥ the first prac
19
high school 12,
m All
team for
present at
October
those wish
th
tha «
who
the
yming season please be
this time.-
(Manager)
——————————— PA ———_
Charter Members
Received to
and
to Woman's Club
October 11
Up including Tuesday
ber
to
11,
ceived
charter members wil
to
tre Hall
meeting
the
huh
Woman's }
le Organizat
Tuesday
to become
Mrs
on
desirin charter
F. B. Priest
4
should contact
named
A ———— A —————
DEMOCRATIC RALLY IN
MILLHEIM, OCT. 13TH
a ——
EDITORIAL BY JUDGE JAMES
“If
COINS
not
order
a Judge should decide to be-
a candidate for any oftce
judicial, he should resign in
that it cannot be sald that
he is using the power or prestige
of his judicial] postiion to pro-
mote is own candidacy or the
success of his party.”
~Canon 30 Code of Ethics of the
American Bar
1931,
Association.
H. James,
Governor
in a
In
now GQ.
made
public
Judge Arthur
O. P. candidate
the following
speech :
for
statement
“I need not tell you on my
authority that one of the most
gerous and of
political practices
personal connection
the bench in partisan politks, I
hope I am not wrong in believing
that the decent citizens of the coun-
ty will resent this. Judges at least
must be non-partisan and fair.”
In 1938, Judge Arthur FH. James,
after becoming a Gubernatorial candi-
date, declared as follows:
“I do not Intend to resign as
Judge. I said that I did not
intend to make the appointment of
my successor available to Governor
Earle, but proposed Instead, after
my election, myself to place in that
position a man worthy of the trust
and qualifieq to shoulder its respon-
sibilities.”
We let these words of the Judge of
the Superior Court of Pennsylvania
speak for themselves,
own
dan-
unfair
ig the
Judge on
one the most
poasible
or
a
DEMOCRATIC
|
| Henry
{1
RALLY AT
HECLA PARK, OCTOBER 1
Brooker
the 1
chair
nan of nn
peoche
and
ill be
orvel
both
| round ] { 5 ing ( the
| program, with wr show
{of
consisting
novelty dances
The
Keyvstonalres
ind
music will be furnidhed
ha
At
o'clock
will be
give
ten the winner
of the
announced and
nN AWAY.
wil] be n cl for
dance at
in
invited
program that
Argo
park or to this ral
persons Interested keeping
1iheral are
has
arranged.
————— a ———
HIGH SCHOOL
DANCE, FRIDAY
LOCAL
of thea Irrent Sofie
Frid
Ly (xt
M
————— A — A] tN
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
former timeks
WPA p
apn
Parkway
the
ate «
re a
ity
SAM «
It ‘ool Long th ald
S Oliege n bul
athletic fleld f«
©
an r Stat.
higt Rov
the
Hazel of Aaronsbarg now
project
County
is
timekeeper on the local
Bells Ward
patient
patien
Mrs A Centre
y
os pital
of
si ne the begins
August when fractured 5
discharged aays ago.
Hess
Was
Mr Mrs
and
[GOVERNOR EARLE AND LOGUE
i] AT STATE COLLEGE AND
BELLEFONTE, FRIDAY
i
iH. Earle, cand!
States
Governor Goorge
for United
Thomas A.
himself
will
held
Senator,
{io
date
eandidate sue
of
Democratie
Logue,
ceed as Secretary Interna
Affairs, speak at
at
and
State College,
nt
les to be
duy, 4:00 Me jellefont
8:00 po om.
STROHECKER FOUND
LYING ON BATHROOM
MRS.
home
Deen
ince Sunday
she was
many nourE
IMPROVING
WHEN!
OF
STREET,
{ SIGNS MA
NEXT
IN
YEAR
wv re
a ———
Birthday Party
Dona 1 Wagner
i the day prior
13 " My pri
i
in
)
was celebrated by
wo the
Wag
Various
conan.
Classen ir
3 z
vl 0 tha
of
The
engaged In
where Sports
or ir
gaged
who
tenahan
————
Ml
Bla i
covering ni
painful injury received
{working at the Titan metal plant,
| when Aa brass rod wag thrust into his
right leg below the thigh ty the depth
{of several inches. It was only a quick
imovement of Mr. Watson that
vented the rod from being
{thromgh the leg.
fromi a KOVOTe
very while
pre-
thrust
James Gerhart, 16,
iMrs. Edward Durst,
irlod for soccer on the athletic
of the Centre Hall-Potter high
jreceived a broken leg Friday morning
(resulting from a kick of a fellow-stu-
dent, accidental, of course. FH, was
{taken to the Centre County hospital
where the fracture wag reduced. Both
| bones in the right leg were broken
labout one-third way below the knee
The youth was brought to the home
in Centre Hall on Sat-
son of Mr.
in a practic,
and
pe
field
school,
of his parents
urday at noon,
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Col-
yer of Williamsport were at
Eugene Colyer of Lew.
ftown and
the par-
ental home in Centre Hall on Sunday.
The former Mrs.
school In Granville township, Mifflin
county, after winning 5 lower and
then higher court battle on validity
of the Teacher Tenurs Act. She was
disbarred from teaching by the Gran.
ville school board for the 1031.1038
school term, but the court orderey her
salary paid for the entire period and
that she be reinstated as 5 teacher,
Colyer lg teaching
NARROWS TO BE
i ——
LEGAI
STH TO DEC.
DOES, NO BUCKS,
NOV, SRD
exocnitive secretar v of
the Commission
the
reports
of
some OPPO-
the cominis-
he says comes from coun-
the supply of deer
He appeals to hunters to stay
igition to
ision. This
| tos
ruling
where
| SCATCe
but few deer.
The commission hunters
stalk the game in outlying
tricte where the deer have been
aging farm
to
dis-
dam-
asks
the
Crops,
A Mp lp rss.
JACK THOMPSON CLUB
HOLDS PEPPY MEETING
of the Clearfield-Centre
counties Jack Thompson Club aitend-
ed an enthusiastic
ness meeting at the West Shore res-
taurant banguet hall in Lemoyne,
just across the river from Harrisburg,
Wednesday night of last week.
After an excellent dinner, ths reg-
ular business meeting was held.
Several persons MYored the
with pertinent remarks.
The Club was further favored by a
snappy, inspiring address by CC. V,
Shoup, Publicity Alde of The General
State Authority who further familiar-
ized the members with the State-wide
construction program to date and the
pending school building program,
which will be done under the Thomp-
son School Act. Mr. Shoup also
forcefully brought to mind numerous
worth-while points for the group and
individuals present to utiling during
the fall campaign.
Members
Club
| FIRE WARDENS IN PENN
!
unting
{EAs wo
| greater
into
Lthoug?
GRAYSVILLE STON}
CELEBRATES
CHURCH
150TH YEAR
{DEMOCRATIC RALLY,
HIGH SCHOOL
oCT. 22,
AUDITORIUM
et
ber 24
tre Hall-Potter
em
ich al
On Saturday evenin { 29
lo oclock in the Cer
schoo auditorium \ wratic
will
nindeg
speaker
11 touch
jiber-
vited
problems
of the
a
nr
More defir
apioar later
EE ————
PAY FOR SCHOOL ROOMS
FOR ELECTION
| X0
Potter ting a
A tl
LYCEUM COURSE OPENS
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING
A five y vil winter .yvoeumn
0
Hall
reociation
the
thiletic
Wf {‘ontre
ter high school a
this
high school and
“Little Theatre
as-
gets under
in the
way
day) evening
itorium with the
| Workshop” being the attraction
| Other numbers on the course
dates for their appearance are:
The Dixie Melody Masters, Tuesday,
November 1; Jack Raymon, Reptiles,
(Saturday, December 1: The Croatian
{Tamburitza Ensemble, Saturday, Jan.
‘unary 7, 1939; Miss Jessie Rae Tavior,
{Characterist, Wednesday, April 19.
and
—————
ROAST BEEF SUPPER
| The Ladies’ Aid Society of the local
| Evangelical church will serve 4
beef supper at the church on
{day evening from § to 7.
The menu is: Roast beef with fill-
{ing and gravy, peas, coleslaw sploed
[frults, bread and butter, pumpkin pie,
off ee,
The price of the gupper will be for-
ty cents for adults an 4d twenty-five
cents for children.
Everybody is cordially invited.
MA APs A.
According to latest reports the pro-
moters of the Marine band concerts
in Bellefonte and State College, Sat-
urday a week ago, are out of pocket
from $900 to $1000, because of the
poor attendance at both places. Had
the promoters put on “Fat Foot
Floogie” and similar musical (1)
tommy-rot dispensed by a group of
dishpan rattling and tin-horp artists,
there would have been a sell-out. Such
{1s American culture today.
roast
Satur.
C. H.-P. SOCCER
| TIES
TEAM
WITH STATI
| TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
SHIP
STATIS
PREPARING TO
FROM
TREES
NT RSERY
GIRBONEY APPLE
EXPECTED
A 14% 3
1 ougt
Gioney
ORCHARD
TO YIELD 30080 BY.
mans of the trees in the
orchard
bearing hing but
F A Gibhoney,
harvesting of three
apple near Belle.
la re leaves
antici
thousand
a
the owner
pates the
bushel,
x
y
of winter apples, the SBtayr
The
the hill
Vinesap vied fr
leading In
high ground
barren.
PR :
found side
yield of three thous
t)
Mr
“ 1A
¢ wou
voar Is a -
ast year
that Foir
}
‘
1
te pt
WIN 3 STRAIGT;
BUCKS FROM WwW.
SENATORS
GET 100
AAs.
OPERATION UNDER
ETHER PERFORMED IN ‘46
F. P. Geary,
Hoapital)
| FIRST
(Mrs.
County
Supt Centre
While Susruta, a famous surgeon of
India, ased a form
Years ago, the first publicly perform-
od operation under ether took place
in Massachusetts General Hospital on
October 6, 1846. loss 100 years
ago,
of anesthesia 3000
than
Thig ether-aided operation, in which
A woman's leg was amputated
a large audience of physiclans and
Surgeons, was a success, Pandemon-
lum followed, as men, beside them-
selves with joy, clapped their hands,
stamped and yelled The operation
had been performed painlessly and
without the patient's knowledge.
Great has been the progress of an-
esthesia since 1846. In the modern
hospital many painless operations are
performed every day. Practically all
of the danger in“the administration
of ether and other anesthetiosn has
been eliminated.
All modern hospitals employ tenin-
ed anesthetists. They also are equip
ped with expensve apparatus to in-
crease the efficiency of painless oper
ations,
Hospitals of Pennsylvania now ex-
pend about $1.000000 a year on an-
osthesia,
A —
The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year.
before
FROM ALL PARTS
working on one of the new
‘ollege same
Stats (
farmer (Se
us
on
crushed when tone
on it being set by him
he second finge
nE
a ut
worker
Th
sect)
Auman
Emery,
J. H
ey}
Hoomstwrg
fron
irsday
by
J. WwW.
Richard
and
Vogt,
*n
the
yw
mm
1 s
ies
ww, Nr.
deswip-
Dildine
takem to
ho hospital where it
as discovered one eve to be siafmtiess,
1 The injuries 1« FOUNESr O0l«
ipants of the were not serious,
| The accident occurred on Routs 45,
i
led a n
i 1 : .
{of Danville. Mr YOr was
i
ith Centre County
|W
» the
Car
| Improvements of
made last
fire-plug
the water system
week was the replacing of
a the north section of
[town broken down by a motor sehicle
jof some kind during the night and
i the placing of an additional plug at
{the end of School Parkway, close to
[the high school bullding A leak
| known to have been in existence. for
ia Tew years repaired within the
past week. It was a leak of consid
erable consequence and was located
at the connection at main water
line with the private leading to
the Ebwight property.
R. Hagan, of the Hagan Garage,
dealer in Dodge ang Plymouth cars,
attended
in
was
the
line
8,
a meeting in New York of
dealers of the New York region of the
Dodge organization during the begine
ning of lam week. [It was an ime
portant affair, one of Ite featvre, hes
ing a preview of the new 183% Dodge
and Plymouth models restricted t. the
visiting dealers and to NeWEpaper rop-
resentatives. Mr. Hagan was
panied by Mrs. Hagan and her sig
ter, Miss Irene Zerby. home esooapmics
extension worker in Clearfield county.
The trio left here Sunday by motor
and returned Wednesday night.
atoome