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Reporter
F VoL. CXIII.
KISHACOQUILLAS VALLEY R. RR. SCOUTS ATTEND AWALI-GA-ZI
TO ABANDON OPERATIONS
eeting
Reedsvilla
the
passenger
ta ich
operation
to
COMM
at
navy
Present «
Dr. J. P. Getter
manager:
PXDONSOS
floors
ager: Fra nl
R. B
treasurer Other cir ors
Frank Gl John ¥. Has
Phillips Hostetler
At noon, Saturday
cars and trucks lined
onvey campers
th
A a caravan of 4
dent
i at
camp
én {*¢
hhaney
J. B.
and
DEMOCRATIC
PLAN
Bucl
WOMEN
HARVEST
DANCE].
i
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C“IRAIN CONYERTS “DUST BOWL"
2} INTO PRETTY GREENSWARD
A |
th f EWA
+
theme
ARMY TANK
GOVERNMENT
BERWICK GETS
ORDER FROM
5 r
gresional
The
smaller
standard 9-t
sess MR ————
1938 APPLE CROP
CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY : IS 5,900,000 BUSHELS
OFFICES FILE EXPENSES
litional expense
have
office
in Centre
filing acou
County
12
Accounts
Rs
Republican
$247.35;
College,
tober
are
fvania in fifth
tr
large crops
ichigan, New Yr
the order named,
nt » cron the iargeat
of PBelle-
Reg
Stitizer, of’
candidate
for nomination Treasurer, $345.29;
Bond CC. White, Spring township, Re-
publican norainee for Prothonotary,
$291.7%; Fred CC. Mensch, Millheim
Democratic nominee for Commission
er, $1 9. The following candidates
spent than $50, pecording to the
accounts: J. Thompson Henry, Mar-
tha. Republican nominees for County
Surveyor; ( Sheckler, Miles.
burg, and Democratic
nominee J. Vietor Brune
gart, township, Demoerntic
nominee Auditor, and J, L
Tressel, township, Republi-
can of the
Peace,
Brooks,
nominee for
J.
Democratic
lows:
the nitegq States, her states
fonte,
ister,
State
ving are Washington,
Clarence «
wk, and Virginia
as
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COUNTY SUPERVISORS’ MEETING
ATTENDED BY MORE THAN 100
township
the Centre
of Harris
president of
Supervisors” and Auditors’
of last week, at
the organization's annua] meeting held
the house in Bellefonte, He
succeeds John I. Wetdler of Bogs
who has been president for
Leroy Freeby
wha elected
County
17.3
lous
Association, Tuesday
ih
Ares at court
Republican
for
Miles
’
fi
Coroner: :
: township,
several terms,
A. V. Heffner
elected vice-president
hag
of
yw County
of Rush township was
A. R. Hou-
secretary for
to
f Qnring
of Spring
Dr t and
candidate for Justice
gor, who gorved ge
a number vOears,
H. E
3
h
was returned
k of Spring
the
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FRONT PORCHES NO LONGER
GOOD FEATURES OF HOME
the
remaining
home
¥ that positi Garbri
n.
township was chosen to State
convention,
“Horee-and- M
to
ma
buggy’
present
porch, At time a wide !
porch offeregq 5 vantage point fromian Walker and ond CC. White, of
which to view the passing scene, but|Bellefonte: H. G. VanRiper, township
now the demand for privacy has led {and county engineer for the tate: HH.
to enclosed patiog and rear loggiasiA Thompson, state secretary of town
Architects. view the front porch a8 alunin supervisors and D. A. Bailey, an
thing that tends to hide the house. i .or Yom the Clearfield office of
from view and to darken the Interior. the Department of Highways. Rev.
Frequently heavy cornices and deep} = .
porch roofs cover very Interesting ar- CC. . Shuey of Bellefonte pronoinces
chitectural features of a home such as the Invocation at the opening.
attractive front windows or doors More than 100 persona attended the
ways, Equally desirable are many! convention, Including 64 supervisors,
small corner porches set In a recess! s auditors and a number of secre.
Jrhére the front and side walls meet,
because they detract from the im. ———————h——
portance of the front door and 48 py xPHER BELIEVED PROWLING
stroy the symmetry of the front of IN PINE GLEN REGION
the home,
Many period types of architecture A huge panther has thrown a scare
require porches. Two-story porches ints Centre county residents in the
with thelr delicate fron grillwork con-|vicinity of Pine Glen. Residents were
tribute much to the beauty of the old reported to be organizing an armed
homes of New Orleans and Mobile, 'posse to hunt it at night with search-
while porches are alse architectural lights, Two persons reported the beast
features of Creek Revival and some stalked them on the Pins Glen-Karth-
forms of Colonial architecture, Jaus road one night last week
INI wo. ons ssi
CL A
aur
. Henry Houterman, retiring vice
plague
front presided in
front i Mr. Wetzler, Speakhes
day
president, the absence of
Ive
day owners is the
one were Judge
i
f
tarier,
HAIL,
HOSPITAL DRIVE ON;
SOLICITORS
PA .
APPOINTE
1
COUNTY
FOR
HOME
(COUNTY
TO BE READY
i INDIGENTS S00N
building.
omplete
of
elevator
lighting system are
a few
There
bed.
dining
fire
in
Home features,
recreati rooms, day roome,
ahnwes smthrooms,
and
examination rooms, a
syatem, a signaling system
bedroom. a tile sundeck ma.
and nurses’ quarters and spec.
quarters the feeble-minded.
with
for
On the first floor i.
equipment
a XM hen
or
dishiae,
the Iatest preparing
All
lead
Ceilings
food and washing floors
have laundry chutes which to
the laundry in the basement
are built of material and
the basement,
the Home
the
sound.proof
a morgue ls locateg in
Commissioners announceg
for
t
would be ready ooMupancy
part of month.
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Drinks Coal OH; Is 0. K.
P. Hull, 2.vearold son of Mr.
Ibert Hull, of Philipsburg,
fooling k. at the
having the coal ol)
Saturday from
stomach.
It wag not known
oil the
obtaineg
early nex
Child
Joseph
ind Mrs
R. D.,
pital
was o hos
he
his
after
drank pumped
of the
he
much
of
how
drank
of it
youngator
posacssion
how
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POTTERS MILLS
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. » » » -
of Ship-
a week nat
have returns
i
il
Lester Palmer and family
pensburg, after spending
the CGettig summer home,
ed home,
Mr. Miller and family of Rolling |
Springs visited over the week-end at
the home of Mrs. Miller's gister, Mrs,
Floyd White.
Those who took supper at the G. H.
McCormick home on Sunday were
Rosg Runyen, wife anda son, Dick,
James Runyen, wife ang son, of Ale
toona: Mr. and Mrs. B. H. McCormick
of State College, ang Misa Caroline
MeClaskey.
Miss Sarah Ennist of Laurelton Vile
lage visited over the week-end at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Ennist. On Sunday they all
I2Z.YEAR-OLD SCHOOL BOY
D SUNTAINS FRACTURE OF Al
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NEESE~HOSTERMAN
1
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SMITH IS PATIENT
IN LEWISTOWN HOSPITAI
Ww.
C—O A A HR
STAMP SYSTEM FOF
ALLENTOWN BETHLEHEM
stamp
Foob
an
nl
modities ta relies 5 lard.
an experi.
and Beth.
Q
be established on
basis, In
Allentown
"without by
delay
agriculture department cooperation
pub
in
with the State department of lie
assistance,
Cash grants to direct relief recipi
will be continueg in the two cit-
en, *ublic
L.
o
Assistance gecretary
Ais
will
of
How.
{rit
ard
tion
Russel; said, but free he
f
rplu
discontinued during
}
cities,
®t ® commodities He
the course
experiments,
In
wil
worth
the two relief
4 buy #1
olored stamps
families
to 31.50
which
be allowed
of orange
may be exchangegq in “normal cl}
kind
dollar's
an-
food-
of
nels of trade
For
orange stamps be
for any of
stuffs each worth
wight,
e will
wih
Tw
at
given corts
of
ETOCOTY
3 Wi hive
i mips
whores 1 1
Liv
In the
the
fi~
parts of sinte,
in
publi
tinue
asxciitances department
of
the
relief families,
Ww LY
free distribution surplus
donated federal
to
by
government
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Franklin of Mr. and
I. EB. Btover of Millheim has ype
fie Gn Instructor In the State
high school. He is now tak-
{:.
Mrs.
Stover, son
College
tion at Columbia University, and on
5 will leave for Troy, Ala
bama, where he will organise a gone
eral educational program in the State
Teachers’ College, This project ia one
Of a number carried on under the
Teacher Education Commission of the
American Council of Education. It is
expected that his family will either
accompany him South or follow him
shortly thereafter.
® A SAD an.
Permanent Democratic Theadguart-
ere have been opened by Chalrman
Henry Brockerhoff, in Bellefonte, In
a
December
visited at the home of Jamey Faust
at Centre Hall, hal.
on a
the Strickler property on West Bish.
op street,
a
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«| HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
i FROM ALL PARTS
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BOARD ADOPTS
FIRE INSURANCE
| 8 HOO!
YEAR PLAN
te Ang
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SALE, BENEFIT
CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAY
Is Born
the
the
cone
on the
¥ - a
ihe an expert A
I WQueey
mond}. ET
ands will
of
be
AAI A,
FOUR NEW TRUSTEES NAMED
FOR HUNTINGDON SCHOOI |
exXpenseg
h wii
By
Four new trustees were
the
at
four who
redjuest
named
¥
i
Governor James or Pennaylvan-
Huntingdon
resigned at
d with a
a quor-
be filled.
Josenh H
Albert 1
Biddle,
Bentley,
Philadel
trhia,
-
OBERT ELLIOT, ROCKVIEW
EXECUTIONER, DEAD |
Bl f :
Penitentiary.
in Industria} School
They
the
holdover
um wim
The
Mosser, Williamsport
Wise, Pittsburgh:
Huntingdon: and
Francis
the holdover,
their
BUCCead
Wagner. {
Hall
time Mrs
Both
Governor's ar
: Centre
member constitute enire
to a
four placey at
appointees
Wagner calleg
Mrand Mrs,
from Potter
yet
are
Dr
John A.
Charles HH
Kane
Wagner are
erly township, Mr.
ner bas a recorg
the Bell
to
of twenty-nine
Telephone comi=
proud of
gbrvice with
Carry Figher
: pany, something be £.
i=
Frank rachau, for
the
in Be
fix weeks owing a B
eye While chopping
home near Milroy, a stick
and t him on the eye.
¥ under treatment by an
it has
whether he
jured eye
of
Railway
heen
a number
f American
of
years
1
a
agent
office Ilefonte
Xpress
duty
hady
wl
WON
ox | 1
hundred A
Rich- 1}
sans. 1 He has
has
4
for
Robert 1
Rockview
at more
dieg at
home
G Hot, official exec
i! red
at hie
officiated than a
¢
w
ecutions
Hil
embolism,
his
on
suburban
i . ONT
i mond Tuesday of @
alist since
%
:
_ {eye ever and
inot vet been determined
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{ODD FELLOWS INSTALL w
NEW OFFICERS FOR TERM
Installation ceremonies for the new- |
Hy electeq officergy of Centre Hall lodge
No. 885, 1, O. O. F., were held Thurs. i, .. ..
day night In the lodge {ihe
District Deputy Grand Master Har- |
i | % x 1 5
{will lose the sight of the In
not.
Frank
Was
Te
taken
I. of Centre Hall on Fri-
from his home by his
Mrs. Earl Tibbens, Belle«
make his futures home with
Tibbens family. Mr. Lee who Is
{176 years of gee and hag been living
ry Burd and his staff installed the of- | alone, has been in falling health for
ficers, who are i Noh | the past few years. Barlier in the
Past Grand, Earl CO. Vhite; 2 el veek he attempted to plek ar. from
Grand, Paul Zellers: Vice-Grand, p pears
a tree in his yard, and fell from &
Guy Moyer: secretary, Thos IL. Moore: ladder a distance of about Mf
treasurer, V. A. Auman: warden, Ray oan
k “{feet. No bones were broken, but it
Mark: conductor, Harry MeClenahanii apparent 10 observers that the
inside guard, J. H. Puff; outside fall hag i effects.
guard, Danie] Bloom: R. 8 to N. G.,
I. W. Bohn: I. 8 to N. 0. Bruce| The first coat of black top driving
Knarr: R. 8 to V. OG. H., H. Mark: {surface wig spread on the pew State
I. 8 to V. G., George Sharer; chap- {highway being bullt between Potters
lain, CT. Crust: IL 8 8, C. D. Fra- [Mills and Old Fort from 5 point at
mer: T. 8. 8. Roy Garbrick. Varl-(Bogdan's to the Old Fort. The work
ous lodges In the district were repre. | Was completed on Thursday. Since
sented. After the business session re-{then the road was similarly treated
freshments were served ang a soclaljfrom the archway at Potters Mills to
period enjoyed by all present. the bridge at Carson's store. The sec
tion between Carson's store t, Bog.
dan's place is wing graded, and may
be completed by the time this item is
read. A second coat of ofl ang stones
will be laid over the first coat after
being thoroughly rolled. Lol
i
day
daughter,
rooms,
Roast (hicken Supper, Nov. 4
The Ladies’ Ald of the Sprucetown
church wil] gerve a roast chicken sup-
per on Saturday evening, Nov. 4