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VOLUME 57. NUMBER
20,
BELLEFONTE, PA, THU
RSDAY, MAY 19, 1938,
SUBSCRIPTION—$1.50 PER YEAR
EARLE
6. 0.P. GIVES JAMES BIG
PREFERENCE OVER PINCHOT
County Democrats Turn ES Majority for Ken-
nedy as Guffey—-C.1.0. "ate is Defeated
In State; Davis Do % Ws Owlett
Democratic State Committle
didat defeated a
Labor Leader
Sen, Joseph F
vaniazg priman
day for some ave
bitter factional strife
Returns from 6.344
8,075 precincts
Gov George H
ocratic senatorial
to Pitisb ]
for the 1
Despite
ment by
Chairman
Gov. Thoma
by committe
nedy was supported by
fey and ClO—as
S. Davis Wilson. of
overwhelmed by Gover
Meanwhile Re
nominated Superior
Arthur H. Jame:
a margin of i
over former Gover:
chot, raised an anti-New
tle ery and hailed the
ened in Democt
presaging
state power in
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Howard Boro Bond
Issue Is Approved
Voters of Howard Bore
Tuesday approved a $11.0
in the bonded indebtedne
borough for the purpose of retiris
a floating indebtedness and for
constructing a water main
Marion township into the borough
The vote was 171 for. to 83 against
Of the amount provided for in
the bond issue. $6000 will be
to refinance the floating
while the remaining $5500 will 3
vide funds for the water
provement.
useq
debt
sent poy y
«ABT 0
To Open Treasure
Chest, Monday
28 Stores Partic ipate in Event
«More Than
to be
150 Prizes
(ziven
The
taining
of
here
3 ot Bei let
quirement:
nothing to buy
fort wili be m
dise in any of
stores Monday
The Treasure Hunt in a
Tp m and will continue for
hours. The procedure is simple
the only thing participants
have to bring with them is a
of sharp eyes
Upon entering any one of
stores taking part in the hunt
person will be given a num
(Continued on pag» seven)
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bered
Earle ad Jones
Head Democratic |
State Ticket |
GEORGE HH. EARLE
CHARLES ALVIN JONES
Yoters Approve
Bond Issue Here
286 in Favor of
Erect
Addition toe School
Majority of
$50,000 Loan to
Below are I yted the
fi od
nave signifi
treasure hunt, fi
28 =
their inter )
om 7 i
Go into any of
sure to get a ticket at
on display. If the number on
number on any tag
to which the tag
There is
tering the
Fire
displayed
atlached
43
during the
The Smart Shop
Murphy's 5 & 10
Widmann & Teah
Goldman's Food Store
Hazel & Co
Turner's Department
Bottorf's B8hoe Store
Jack Wilkinson
DeHaas Electric Store
Kessinger's Auto Bupplies
Pifer's Music Btore
Brachbill's Furniture
Electric Supply Co
Hoag's Dairy Store
Johnston's Cut-Ratle Drugs
Walizer's Market
R. T. Willard Men's
Hunter's Book Store
Heverly Brothers
Parrish Drug Store
Lintz Store
McCrory’s 5 & 10
Yeager's Shoes
White Brother's Drug Sto
Sid Bernstein
A. & P. Stores
Wolf Purniture Company
treasure hunt
Store
Store
Where Your Treasure Gifts will 1Be & Found
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Higt
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Allegheny
Allegheny
Bis hop
Spring street
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Allegneny street
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JONES TICKET WINS
+ Bellefonte School Board Votes
5>-Mill Increase in School Tax;
Boost Per Capita Tax to $4.00
Unofficial Democratic Vote Ca
U.S.
Senator
VOTING
PRECINCTS
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MAJORITIES
Plan Mammoth
Memorial Parade
20 At
3 Bands to Appear in Line
of March
Organizations, Least
Plans for the largest Memorial
Day parade ever held in Beliefonte
were tentatively completed Tuesday
night at a joint meeting of the
American Legion, the Veterans of
Foreign Wars and the Bellefonte
Chamber of Commerce
rss than 20 separate organi-
including at least three
units, have signified their
to participate in the par-
while other groups are expect
ed to make arrangements this week
fo be represented in the line of
march
Because tl
mati
musical
ntention
ade
we crowd this year is ex-
ted to surpass anything of the
ever held in Bellefonte, Le-
and V. F. W. officials have de-
cided to hold Memorial Day cere-
monies at the Bellefonte High
school commons, instead of on the |
Diamond. There adequate space is
available for the orderly assembling
of the various units in the parade,
while spectators will have ample
opportunity to withess the cere
monies in honor of those who died
in defense of their country
(Continued on page seven)
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Hit-Run Driver
Sideswipes Car
Anna Rogus of Clarence, Centre
County, reported to the Lock Haven |
Motor Police that a car sideswiped
ber car Thursday night about three |
miles west of Mill Hall on Route 64. |
She wag hot inured, but Her ctr Was
damaged about $50 worth,
Miss Romus sald that as she was
traveling toward Tock Haven the
other car came toward her on the
left hand gide of the rond. She
swerved to avoid it. but the care!
'sideswiped. The other car continu.
ed without stopping.
C. of C. Hag New Member,
The new “baby” member of the
Chamber of Commerce Is Brooks!
Doll Post of the American Legion. |
Bellefonte. Legionnaires cast their!
lot with the ©. of ©. this week by!
joining that steadily growing or. |
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Pony Air Mail
Will Fly Today
Local Pilots to Carry Oulgo-
ing Air Mail; Stamp Sales
Exceed Predictions
George BR. Meek. Bellefonte post-
master, yesterday announced that
the pony air mall service out of
Centre county today. in observance
of National Air Mail Week, will
CcArTy outgoing mall from Bellefonts
directly to Kylertown, Pittsburgh
and Williamsport here it will x
placed abroad regular airliners
Because of a last-minute change
in schedules the closing time for
receiving mail to be earried on the
first leg of its journey by the pony
service has been advanced to 12
o'clock noon, instead of 1 o'clock
As was announced last week
Two well known COentre counts!
(Continted on page seven)
Hit-Run Victim
Has Broken Neck
Resident of Philipsburg Vic-
inity Seriously Injured While
Walking Along Highway
a
Struck by a car, sald to have
been driven by John Rice. of Phil-
| ipsburg, R. D., about midnight Sat-
urday, Andrew Gordish, 23, of One
| Mile Run, is In the Philipsburg
State hospital suffering with a bro-
The
accident occurred while the victim
was walking along the left hand
side of the highway between Mem-
jorial Field and the Philipsburg
| State hospital.
Cordish has re-
mained unconscious sihee his ad-
mission to the hospital and atiend-
ing physicians report his condition
as eritical,
Cordish was one of a group from |
One Mile Run who atfended »
munity building. The groups were
strung out along the road on their
way home when a Ford sedan trav
eling towards Philipsburg struck
| Gordish and is reported to have
{falled to stop. Other members of
the group carried Gordish to She
near hospital
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Killed In Crash
Miss Margaret Gillette, 25,
One of Two lo Lose Life as
Truck Leaves Road
Punera] services were held yester-
Gay al the Johnson Puneral Home
in Snow Shoe for Miss Margaret
Gillette, 25. of Willlamsport, a for-
mer well known resident of Bnow
Bhoe, ®*ho was instantly killed Sun-
day night when a truck in which
sie was a passenger crashed on the
Bastress Mountain, near Willlams-
port. Another girl was Killed and
four other persons injured in the
accident
Dr. Thonms C. Brandon.
ing County Coroner, sid that he
had learned the truck was going
down thé north side of the moun-
tain, with Miss Gillette and Isabel
N. Nork, 22, of South Williamsport
in the front seat when the machine
veered to the right sifle of the road.
SWUNE over to plunge off the left
side of the highway and come Ww
rest after striking a pile of rocks
and a tree. Miss Nork died Instantly
of a broken neck.
James E. Jamison. 21. of Soulh
Williamsport, driver of the truck. is
(Continued on page seven)
Centre Hall Youth
Injured In Accident
Edward Vogt, 17, son of Mr. and
Mis. Edward Vogt. of Oentre Hall,
Lycom-
was injured last Wednesday fight | Beerrr. Officer of the Day.
in a motor accident at the Jodon | | Hall FF. Achenbach, Adjutant;
barn Between Axemann and Pleas 14
Named to Carry
Democratic Banner
in General Election
DR LEO C. MUNDY
THOMAS A.
DeMHaas Store To
Hold Demonstration
LOGUE
Home EBEeonomisg
Company
will conduct demons
Westinghouse roasters, washe!
and ironers each afternoon af 2:30 a
the DeHaas Ediric Company, “The
Westinghouse Store.” at No 8 Wes
house
Tak 0ne
| Bishop Street.
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teach
Door prises will be given awa
afternoon. Cooking sthool
be held the 25th and ITth for
those interested In electiic roaster
All food cooked will be given awa:
free,
will
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Local Troop To
Dedicate Flag
Impressive Military Maneuver
To Be Staged Sanday at
Bellefonte Armory
One of the most colorful and. of
[the same Hime one of the jeans ofien
istaged at
witnessed Scenes locally. wll
be |
To Advertise Names
and Amount of Taxes
IpLance
FUOCeeging thw
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sealed
L office
the
taxes
advert
of
The
name he
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Launch Drive In
Rural Sections
Ac-
complishments of Hospital
Campaign Manager Lists
During Past Year
making =:
AVETARE oi teen charity
Gay in
malely hirg
the institution
Many improvements and repairs
have been scoompiishod during the
year. of which the following are of
imporiance
Emergency
stalled in
cases 101
appproxi-
capacity of
every thw
Hie -3
lighting
hospital
system in-
painting of all
walls painting and roofing of
laundry building re-afrangement
of business offices: purchase of new
y two wards, purchase of new
bed lables for private
purchase of lamps and arm-
chairs for all private rooms. new x-
herapy treatment machine
Qontinued on Page
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LEGION HERE TO SPONSOR
SHOWING OF BASEBALL FILM
bed
over al
as
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Battier Us the
can Lefgae motion picts
8 SO0Pe Or more of top-notch
jean League
be presented at
at 10
cia] Ameri.
re showing
Amer
players in action, will
the Plaza theatre
Saturday morning
under the auspices of the Brooks
Doll Post of American Legion
Bellefonte The local post will spon-
sof 2 junior baseball team this
summer and 11 iz 10 promote inter.
est In this team the film is
being shown
The purpose Batter Up" &s to
teach the voungster baseball, and
by showing league stars in action
on Lhe screen in sound. the ambi-
tious bov will Yearn muoch of value
The film include: exciting plavs
in the 1837 World Series, and high-
fiehis of game: that srovned the
New York Yankees: champions of
the world
30 o'clock
Lhe
that
of
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Decrease in Revenue (iven as
Reason; Move Decided Be-
fore Bond Jesue Vole
TWO NE w TEAC HERS
ADDED TO FACULTY
ve mills In the
an increase of
per capita levy
5 Was Unaiunous-
poned meeting
te Boehool Boald as
The new rales be -
with the 1838 dupsi-
The Board passed Lhe measure be-
fore the fate of the $50000 bond 5+
2 new addition to the High
bowen acied upon
w
we Log
xn hao
$10,007
BODOG ©
WAS DECCSSATy
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ing upon
declare od that
sufficient
revenues ou
bem
is probably
provide adequate
SOINEe YEAS 10 oome.
Two new teachers were added 10
the borough school faculty at the
Bod meting. Clenn Aumiller
(Continved on Lage seven)
Inheritance Tax
Law Discussed
Officials 12
Counties Confer on
1o
Central
State
From
Regulations
Registers. appraisers and
tigalors of dealh In twelve
Pennsylvania counties
Court House here Friday morning
and afternoon for s&s oonferenct
the general administration of
State inheritance tax
inves.
Central
met at the
wpon
the
The conference sessions were Jed
by officials from the Auditor Gen-
erals Department and from the
State Department of Revenue. After
each speaker had explained some
phase of the law, an open foram
vas held during which time ques-
tions brought ap by members of the
audienge were explained and dis-
cussed
The group of visiting county of-
ficials. about 45 in all hag lunch-
eon at the New Brockerhoff Hotel
Ivan Walker of Bellefonte. Judge
of the Courts of Centre county, was
the principal speaker during the
afternoon seSKION
(Continued on page seven)
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Reborsburg Couple Observe Their
Fifty eighth Wedding
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the National Guard Ar- |
mory Bast of Bellefonte on Sunday |
afternoon. May 2, when
thine Cun Troop
with the American Legion Sohs of
the Tegion and the Legion Drain
the Ma- |
in conjunction |
{Corps of State College will present a |
formal guard mount flag raising and |
| retreat
|
participate
The affalr will begin with
the |
guard mount which will start at 4:30
p.m and In which
mounted, and the State College
Drum Corps and Drill
they will sake inh the guard moun
the Tyoop
Team will |
Officers and the parts |
are as follows: Captain Herbery M. |
ist. 14
Fred L. Shope
isi. |
Officer of the |
ant Gap. Vogts companion, Don. OCuard: and 14 A. A. Arter, Com. |
ald Ruble, 21.
also of Centre Hall, | mander of the old guard. ‘This oer.
wha Injured slightly when the car, tmony will be followed by an exhi-
traveling toward Bellefonte,
left bition drlll by the State College |
the road. Vogt suffered an injury | Drum Obs team.
‘to his head ahd also to his back |
|
after the exhibition
|
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Humstptalt
afd was admitted to the Oentre drill a beautiful new flag. 10x15 feet, |
| County Hospital.
Handreas See AR Exhibit
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presented to the Troop by Brooks.
Doll Post, American Legion. will be
officially raised for the first time to
Several hundred persdfis visited | be followed fmmediately by the sol
the exhibit of art and class work |
By pupils of St John's Catholic!
school, Bellefonte, last week. Among |
the displays were mass books. pro-
ve | Jeols in history, literature and edu- a charge of breaking. entering and
(Continued om page seven)
Held For Court
Arrested by Philipsburg police on
cation, all of which Wete made by!larceny, Arthur MoOoy. aged 26, of
pupils of the eight grades in fhe! Osceola Mills, was jailed here Mon-
school. The grates are Suffit by the
of the Immaculate Heart of |
'
| Mills.
[day alter a beariok
or hy Peace J. BR. Riley, at Osceola
(have played a prominent part in
before Justioe |
Fifty-eight years
panfonship & Fg crowning achieve
ment of Mr. and Mw Oslvin
Weaver, 8r. well known Sette
rounty citizens, who quietly ob-
served this unusual martial even
at thelr home in tT
terday. It is the same home
have oocuplad since 1915. when
jeft the farm In Brush Valley where |
they had spent twenty-four years
of thelr lives
The mouth of May seems
of wedded com- |
Anniversary
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