VOL. CXIII.
HALL, PA, 1
HURSDAY,
NO.1
PRIVER EXONERATED IN
DEATHS ON ROUTE
of near Cent
coroner
(Clarence Blazer,
exonerated
Mrs,
Hall,
wry
ath
a
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was
of
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by
negligence in c ing
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me
men on
the
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Va
a Wilh
two young
dista
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1
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nee Ol
me
was horrille
men ving
Grenoble AnJured
left
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was Ww
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patroi.
hospital
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KELLEY, CENTRE COUNTY,
APPOINTED TO NAVAL ACAD
Longrassman
the following
the Naval Academy, as his act
as Representative of the 234 Congres-
Distri
Don
three
Gingery has
appointments
final
sional
Rabert
Springs
nate
od
Ha
ct
Roa
“t
Replogle principal
Alin Ar
Geor n
State (Oren
alternate Osceola Mills
#1 Tyeiftiy
——— — —————
C. F. CONFERENCE,
PLEASANT GAP, JAN,
fOUNTY
11
STATE GETS $6,000,000
FEDERAL FUNDS FOR
of Agriculture Henry
Wallace apportioned $135,000,000
Federal funds to States
improvement
ination.
Pennsylvania was alloted
of this sum, $4,221,088
highways; $663,163
roads, and $1,128616
ing elimination,
With the
elimination allocations,
must match the highway funds on a
dollar-for-dollar basis. The allotments
will available July 1, 1839
A ——
MOONSHINERS COPPED
IN CENTRE
The Enforcement of
toona of the Liquor
Board State caused the arrest
of five in Clarence and Snow
Shoe township,
$600 bond for the next term
entre county court
The defendants are Katie
George Tynio, Mary Charnlck
Andrew, and Andy M™Manick,
The evidence consisted
possession of two
stills, 50 gallons of mash,
of moonshine and 4 quart
matter from of the
homes while 5 12-gallon still ang 41
hotties of home brew were confiscat-
ed "at another of ‘the homes.
ROADS
Secretary
A.
for highway
and grade crossing elim-
is for
for secondary
for grade ecross-
the
tha
exception of
he
COUNTY
officers the Al
division Cantrol
of the
persong
who are being held
of
in
the
Frank
her son
in
20-gallon
taking
copper
14 gallons
of coloring
one Clarence
{TH LYCEUM NUMBER
40 SATURDAY
The
re | ble
| Ha
Croatian Tamburitza
fourth pf
Potter High School Lyceum
the number the
tg "
to
T.
Nn
|
BASKETBALL OPENS
MILLHEIM
WITH
CENTRI}
|
ve,
- 1
1 1 3 3 ’
1OCAL DASKEe
wb fshe
reage allotme
ities ¢
nd a
omplian
We and
H
Be
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i ®
plete offi
of
participatin
© I's ds
various farms
g
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———— AP ARIST
ENTERTAINED 8S. 8 CLASSES
AT HOMAN FARM HOME
Ernest Homas
i
{
i
hea junior cl
-
MITTERLING
rip
—.
ON MOTOR
TO CALIFORNIA
We :
except two, which were rainy.
Tomorrow
for
to
Jukary
at
home
| Christmas day,
Angeles, (
back
will
Chattanooga
for few
av
I
time in
ile ¢ here j.os
get
1
alif
home
with my
Tenn.
days
expect Some
stop
|
sister (Carrie)
on my way a
A etl IAI
{PAST GRANDS CONTRIBUTE
| TO SUNBURY ORPHANAGE
Attended by than one hundied
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs the Christ-
| mas Party of the Centre County Past
Grands Association was held in
I. 0. O. F. hall at State College.
Grand Master Henry FE. Robinson
Pittsburgh, and Deputy Grand Mast.
er Ben Jenkins, WilkesBarre, gave in-
talks on the work the ordes
is doing for the orphans and the aged
In addition to gifts under the hig
hristmas tree a cash offering of $39
{for residents of the Orph
anage and the Grove City Home, for
tl Aged was
i more
the
teresting
Lee
1
i
Sunbury
received
Sr ——— A co ——
Reergnlzes Generosity.
I wish to
thanks and
and friends of the
bang for the vers
gift, and all that fi implies
Mrs. Grayhill and 1 heartily join In
returning the wish for a very happy
and prosperous New Year to all
D. 1. GRAYBILL.
express most
appreciation
sincere
to patrons
high school
generis Christmas
local
TWP.
WHILE
haeffer, 10
Schaeffer,
YOUTHS
COASTINS
TWO POTTER
INJURED
Brace Sd of Mr. and
Mr
| the
son
Thomas
Valley
11 in George
4 In Ip farm in
everal deep gashes in hi
i
A A —
{+H LAMB CLUBS
Io WIN AT FARM
IN
LING
a
VERDICT
-—
A AINN
EN AND BARTI ¥
FARLF
FEARS *“WHISPERINGS”
Earl
~
y " fel hi
appeared «
echt *# ’
gn
—————— —
I. B. RUSSELL,
LEWISTOWN BANKER.
SAMY
nun
third term
Association
death, Mr
of Penn State in
He was 4 man of influence
finances busi-
affairs, social
ye his
g his ¥
State of
County Fairs at his Russel]
1% a graduate
05
the
of
Ee {
h
ness
in is community in
exlucational
and politics,
Funeral services were
Spturday
I —— I att ——————
ATWELL—WILTSIE
Invitations
Mrs
the
Doris
in
in in
circles
held
afternoon.
in Lew
istown
have been by Mr
Wiltsie of Lewistown
marriage of their daughter,
Marian, to Captain Richard
Daniel Atwell, on Monday, January 19,
at 5:00 p. m., In the First Methodist
Episcopal church, Lewistown. Cere-
mony Brigadier Charles Trem
The couple will be at home
South Main 8t., Lewistown.
issued
and Alvin
for
by
at 303
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And
better
now, business fin usual, or
AM rt AAA.
Tha
cense
usefulness of the 133% motor 1i-
plates has been extended from
December 31st January 15. Only
half of the licenses were lifted
to December 28, leaving over
cars and trucks without the
plates, A moyement is on to
change the license period from Janu.
ary 1 to April Ist.
to
about
prior
million
1639
a
ls A.
Is your subscription due?
*
CHRISTMAS
i
The Centre Repo
nd 1
close O01
came
Home Agihting
i
preceding Ch
ER
Oar
wm 3
Agnes
Harold
NORTH--BITN
H. Bitnes
the m
MAN KILLED
SMASHUP NEAR
WwW Hill
man Bellefonte
accide
Bellefor
B
yng N landion
‘Ho
in
4
1460
killed a motor
highway
A jury
er of the car guilty of
did not identify
accompanied Hill
crash. Meyer, at
Hill wae driving
occurred.
between
burg coroner's
n
him. (
to the
the
when
JOBS
IN
Secretary of Labor
Ralph M. Bashore
ment in private
real comeback.”
Bashore sald the imp
the most encouraging In
years.”
“The increase
oontinuation
gan in August
future”
repo
during
of the
and
a by
He said the gain
largely by
facturing
fron
increasd
industries
and steel group.
pa
Mrs. Burd's Hat
Mre, Lenore V.
in Miilhelm all
At
Shop
duced.
yourself,
IN
Christma
yecorating
rier
1 Thursday ove
or i388 wee
reat
Bobet
Arnay
OC «
ju
taiph
Jamison
ER
ELLEFONTE |
d the Gar.
was instantly |
nt
at
on Stats
ite and Miles-
egligence, gut
ander Muyer
point of the
stated
the accident
Industry
‘employ -
is staging
rted
ovement was
the “last five
»
was
ge which be.
iy in manu.
rticularly the
Shop
Bard's Hat
hats are re-
MARTZ-HACKETT
rd
BRADFORD—MILLF
Engagement
and Mr»
Potters Mills
of
to Charles
Yan
M
’
Announced
.
Mr George H
have
their
MoCo
announced
Laura
Mr
mick
of t}
engagement
Belle
Mrs
Miss
dauvghter
Jodo oA
of
ormick
Hal 1}
nn son and
Jodon Bellefonte
A
graduate
the Centra gt
school
Stats She
Engagement Announced.
Announce Engagement
Farms
The wedding
early spring
Starkey
A ———
MIFFLINBURG RB. D, MAN
GOES TO PEN FOR STEALING
a special session of Union ocoun-
court held Friday Judge CC CC.
Lesher sentenced Ernest P. Snyder of
Mifflinburg, R. D., from six to twelve
Years in the Eastern Penitentiary,
fined $200, and costs of prosecution.
Snyder pleaded guilty to two counts
of larceny. He wis sentenced from one
fo to years in the penitentiary on 5
charge of stealing wheat amounting to
$10 from the farm of Charles Plat: of
near Mifflinburg, and from five to ten
years on a charge of stealing wheat,
oats, corn and chickens to the value
of $200 from the farm of Frank Dief-
fenderfer of near Mifflinburg. He was
fined 3100 on each of the two counts
.
§
A
ty
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D COUNTY NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS
and "ran Toil
the
ing
presented
of
Baltimore
young men
ver Chri VACA
each
them
the Bendix
Md, with
are eom-
bring with them
urkey to
other
TET
omg
HOYOS
i in
which
ployed
firm the
v *
embers of the
Ladies’ Tem-
their families as guests enjoy-
»
hall
usements were
he evening
perio axe
later refreshunents
i
ok od
Tange
Dut «
Dut
iristmas
exception
descendants inchud-
husbands of the
gathered for the
event, In addition to those locally lo-
cated were Mr and Mrs, Raymond
Jair and family of Smullton. ana Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Smeltzer of State Cole
lege
H
ihe
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11 ” “34
Ml At 3
"ne NO
and
children
Of the 2600 boys from Pennsylvan
ia to be sent to Civilian Conserva-
tion Corps camps in Arizona and New
Mexicos and to forty Pennsylvania
and Maryland camps, fifteen come from
Centre county. The boys going to the
far west will engage In road building,
reclamation and frrigation projects,
soil erosion. grazing and forestry. New
Cumberland is the assembling point,
and yesterday (Wednuesday) the first
train wag scheduled to leage By the
14th the transportation of the youths
will have been completed
A well was drilled on the Mrs Same
uel Greye farm. formerly the CC. RR.
and ordered to pay the costs, Judge
Lesher specified that the second =en-
tence shall not start until the firet is
completed. Snyder was removed to
the penitentiary Saturday Sheriff
by
Melvin R
Good,
———— AA —————.
How perfectly right It will be to
chop off the heads of Democrats upon
the assuming of control by James, but
how horribly awful it was to clip the
wings of the righteous (7) Republi-
nt,
cans upon the induction of Governor
Earle!
Neff farm, to the depth of 203 feet,
by Mr. Brown. an experienced driller
from the eastern part of the state to
improve the water supply on one of
the prettiest farm (homes in Penna
Valley. The well whe drilled on a
prominence of sufficient height to car
IY the water to the barn and all floors
of the farm home by Bravity. The new
well was drilled close by an old one
that frequently failed during moder
droughts, The new opening has a
promising outlook to fridge periods
the old well failed in giving a flow
“te
of walew,