The Express from Lock Haven, Pennsylvania • Page 10

PAGE TEN Civic Club which she attended Monday evening. Modern Methods District Attorney Hasi- said his rofftce has brought him in contact with modern methods for the apprehension and punishment of criminals. He cited the numerous Deaths THE LOCK HA VEX EXFKKsS, LOCK HAVEN, PA. Schools Continued Page 1 TTEDXESDAY, MAY IS. Mrs.

Edith 'caticnal Agriculture Course to the; Senior High School curriculum! mm OESTioifo Nuptials otv.p. of Water Hampers Firemen eJ desp cr ins have Jersey Edith Nich- occupied the board for three-quar-. NeW Farm Implements, Grain T8IIS CIVIC WHO roun ded up within the past olson, widow of James J. Nichol- ters ot an no during which nf fn Farfnr' da vs the Department died shortly after midnight; A Martin, advisor in agricultural; and TWO Calves LOSULaCK ui oiiiicna 10 ocuc autu Justice, ending a this morning following a ten-day i educatl in the State Department, Problem iMr. Haag displayed samples of the! illness of scarlet fever and complf-1 of Public Instruction, pointed out' cards sen.

out by the de-i cations. l'. le a dvantages of such -a rtccir-roc- DCCI crJTCri partment I0 a olice fs dis -i Her husband, who was cashier to denn action was taken, how- Ant KttLtU I tL)it attorneys and postmasters. the Jersey Shore State ever 1 which he declared to be one of the-died New Year's Eve. Stale Gives i Before her marriage, Mrs.

Nich- 1 1 who was accompan- A more conscientious attitude on 051 emcient methods of modern 1. crime detection. the part of tne citizens in regard! io jury duly, and greater care in of those to serve as jurors modern concept ol penology avoids anc Pittsburgh, prior to moving is urged by District Attorney Bur-i the cruelty and brutality of Jersey Shore about ten years iitt L. Haag as one of the means was an active member of Bierly-Holmes Announcement has been iv.ndc of the marriage of Charloitt M. Holmes, daughter of Mr.

and Clyde C. Holmes Salona, to The large bank barn on the J. Jamt-s Bierly of Millhciin. son farm occupied fay Dean Laubscher. of Mrs.

Carrie Bicrly of co 1 1 de- Centre Countv. The ccrcmonv ftroyed as were all the contents in performed April 24 at ih'c of Evangelical eir- by the Rev. Mark A. The bride accom- Fill! HOMELESS Relief Will Pay But Third of Rent: Family Can Not Obtain House Their only alternatives are or relief. Thcve i a serious r.y in city, aggravated by the which destroyed or irreparably rism.Hsed a number of old and (r.imle properties.

Such a home was occupied bill: is unfortunate family! Tile Bald Encle was ivndcmiu'ri. and the being permitted to re- ily ioi- a d.iy or two. i in c.m -ent a house for $10 .1 month but that amount will have usvcl fvtVre iho housr will uv.s ami Lv as olson was Miss Edith Pepper of' ied i' Rex Haver, county super- a fire which broke out about 3.15 parsonage of Evangelical eir- one would rent jv.i :ci.i:her. be- il nu in the same condition Certainly of Arrest The family also re- Visur ol agricultural education.jp. m.

yesterday. ciiit here, by the Rev. Mark A 'csiije ivj were on relief and inadequate sup- Mr. Haag pointed out that the. jded in Seattle, Renovo! the growth of agricultural! It is thought spontaneous com- Herman.

The bride rr'irf "or- r'i-ition will iviv b'lt mi lvnt ln low cost. (education as a vocational course bustion may have been the cause panied bv her the Is "i 1 to and i many Pennsylvania High i of the fire. Besides the farm im- Ruth and Nora Holme; rd thc Whlle lhp VVh hc to The problcm is Schools. He explained how the! plements, which were practically, The bride is a graduate of thc' counly yours i. ollc ni ls becoming more acut ul course is financed, with the cus-jncw, having been purchased last Lock Haven Hieh School and Mr is a ra se? Of solving Clinton County crime parc him a USP i in so- i the Trinity Episcopal Church and tomai state appropriation to ap-! two calves were burned.

Bierly is a graduate of the Rebel's- i That is a plight which confronts opinion -as prominent in the affairs of theP'- on teachers' salaries andjK.ve. oats, hay and straw in the burg High School and is cmnlo-. a fvher n-n' 1 '--in-i fo-r a slate and federal-grant amount-: barn were also destroyed. The at the silk mill at Millheim children' i'll i Hope Hose Company ansu-errd problem. He spoke yesterday at ciety.

He expressed the the meeting of the Civic Club. 'hat the certainty of arrest and community. All officers of the club were re- Punishment was a far more effec-j Surviving are two sons and onej in to 45 per cent of the salar live electcd as follows: President, Mrs. Christine E. Richens; first vice blots on our system of jurispru- prcsident, Mrs.

E. C. Blackburn; dence is the large number of deterrent than severity otj daughter, James, a Senior in the! addition. He pointed out. for help, but since there was) punishment.

One of the greatest Pennsylvania State College, Robert! tnat suc a course frequently at-, no water available, the only thing second vice president. Miss Mary 'cnders who H. Zellcr; corresponding secretary, en ce of their Sirs. George D. Green; recording Mrs.

W. Bruce Kerns; have treasurer, Mrs. William T. Hunt. Haag Members initlee chai: ind and Betty, both at home.

Her father, Elmer E. Pepper, and a the conse- brother, Ralph, reside in burgh. Lock Haven and Clinton County Funeral of Child their said. crime problem, Mr. One of the most ser-j Laurcnson-Stackhnuse tracts additional tuition students' they could do was to endeavor to marriage of Miss! from the rural sections.

I the house and Summer'Sara H. Slackhouse, daughter of Some of the members of the' kitchen, a short distance from the Mr and Mrs. J. B. Stackhouse.

and board were favorably impressed barn, by the use of G. Edgar Laurenson. son of Mrs. with the proposal, as" a means of! At 1.30 yesterday the Handles Walter Laurenson. all of Muncy offering additional educational op-! answered a cal! to Sharp's Ser-iX alle Pa was solemnized 4 HAMMERSLEY portunities to the young people of! "ce Station, East Water clock Monday evening at th.

hero, with emergency conditions rendered more desperate as a result of Hood damage. Adjutant H'ard -N'icholson of (he Salvation Army is seeking a solu- and cannot work; hemv thc family lion of this problem but without lean r.o; even command a so far. Red inade grounds. Members also decided suitable persons are sununon- stage some activity later in the; ed for jury duty. For instance.

Play Successfully Repeated season, if necessary, to raise funds jurors are sometimes summoned! "A Souihern Cinderella" was. for the playgrounds. In addition, (who arc so deaf that they arc un- repeated successfully last evening I been partially met, for the present, present time in view of the financial difficulties which have beset! the district. Thes difficulties have the concert of the Philharmonic Choral Art Society, directed by Lawrence L. Dick, which was post- able to hear the proceedings.

in (he social rooms of the by the allocation of S25.000 from Evangelical Church by members the Stale Department of Public The speaker also deplored the! of the church school class taught I slim-lion to finance the operation poned last Spring, because of the! sentimentality with which the pa- by Mrs. Frank B. Gibson. A good-1 of the schools for the remainder flood, will be given in the Fall, to role Jaws are enforced, so that sized audience enjoyed the final of the year, but heavy expenses re-i benefit the playgrounds. hardened criminals are turned performance and the piano selec-jmain for the future in repairing! Mrs.

William T. Belts, chairman I loose, and also warned against the, (ions played between acts by Miss flood damage estimated at pf the Playground Committee, and 'same sentimentality on the part of i Emma Karstetter. Mrs. Leon R. Klcppcr, were atilh-j jurors.

If the juror puts himself! Crized to select Civic Club member i in the place of the one wronged, to fill a vacancy from the club on! he would not be so eager to turn the committee. jthe defendant free, Mr. Haag Miss Elizabeth H. Pcale reported i In conclusion he paid a tribute; on the preliminary cleanup inspec- to the honesty and earnest efforts The Bel Canto Choral Club of the Lock Haven Teachers College will give a concert this afternoon in the Renovo High School under the direction of Miss Grace E. Ul- Harer-Moyer Haver of: Caldwell and Miss Stella Mover 1 of Logan Mills were united in marriage Sunday afternoon at the Evangelical lemover parsonage, the Rev.

The program will be similar to! Frcas They were the one given here a few days ago attended by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel being put forth on the part of( county officers and commended! thework of Sheriff Jacob B. Bry- NEW YORK improved in early dealings, in continued slow trading. tion made by the club which has offered individual prizes of and $3 lor the householders in Ihe fiood district who are considered crtw.

to have achieved the most in cleaning up their properties. The RRIRADIFR WAI DRDN HFRF assistance of an advisory commit-' DnluMulcn VV LU ntrit tee has been obtained in reaching a decision. Miss Peale reported that remarkable progress had been made in cleaning up the Hooded section of the city. Mrs. Beds reported on a meeting of the Junior Markets Full-Time Teacher In outlining the scope the cational Agriculture courses, Mr.

Martin said that the full time of that proved so popular with the audience. Mills. Mr. reside at Moyer of Logan Harer On Friday the club will make a Florida Farm near here. trip to South Williamsport where! a concert will be given at 2 QUESTS TAKEN and the one teacher probably would here-i Al rangt mentS al bci martc quired to give a course for the that the club can stop in Avis Fri-1 day morning where a concert will ON TOUR OF HOSPITAL: each daily class receiving two hours! instruction in poultry raising, gardening, farm mechanics and kindred subjects.

He said text books and other equipment needed Grossman's Fur Storage Service For as Low as .50 1 Store Insure We Will Call and Deliver Hand Glaze YOUR FURS On Valuation to $50 or of 5 our entire valuation of coat epairing Remodeling I Reltiing At Moderate Prices I Grossman's PHOXE 483 a point and fractional gains were FOR MEETING TOMORROW i registered by U. S. Steel. Chrysler, General Motors, Consolidated Edi- Brigadier John Waldrun of i son National Distillers. N.

Y. Cen- Scranton Salvation Army official, tral and Montgomery Ward, will conduct his annual inspection! Current steel demand was re- the local army unit tomorrow by "Iron Age" as "extremely and preside at the regular meeting with current mill at 7.30 o'clock tomorrow evening I operations at 67 Vi per cent ca- at the Salvation Army head- i Pacity, only one-half point under quarters. New members, both previous week's figure, junior and senior, will be taken into the organization. A street march and meeting will precede the indoor meeting. Distillers Corp.

got up more than for 'he course probably would not cost more than S200, while the minimum salary for a teacher, in- Producers, it was said, may decide around the first of next month to raise prices of some finished chartered! About 60 visitors were at thc 1 Lock Haven Hospital yesterday on the occasion of (he open house in observance of National Hospital' Day, the birthday of Florence Nightengale. The guests were conducted through the various parts the hospital, the clinic: Mrs. Albert R. Hauke was elect- operating room, nursery trip will be made by bus. MRS.

HAUKE IS ELECTED MISSIONS SOCIETY eluding traveling expenses, would' be 52,200. The teacher ec! president of the Woman's Mis-' and kitchens by nurses who ex- work 12 months, supervising pro-1 sionary Society of the Church of the workings of the injects during the Summer. The ap-1 Christ at their meeting at thej stitution. propnations and grants the board i church last evening, succeeding would receive for its agricultural. Mrs.

W. Donald Eaion. course would be under the Other officers named were Mrs. Carl E. Keller, vice president: Edmonds Salary Act and $990 additional as per cent grant.

Whatever tuition the district would Arrested for Disorderliness Earl Hartman was arrested last night by Officer Edward Grenoble on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. He will have a hearing lafer today before Alderman H. A. Merrill. He is in the county I jail.

He just completed a 30-day sentence on a similar charge. raise prices of some steel products. The review pointed the out that, back of possible price boost, was labor ag" granting of vacations wage earners, and legislation. The auti receive, at the regular rate of STO Change Pythian Outing- The Pythian Sisters' Hallowe'en i Frederick Fletcher, 0 i'" a year, from students attracted to! and Miss Maude G. Fleming, lit; crary secretary.

Paul H. Welch was in Newsy Notes Gathered 6y Our Carrier Boys the maintenance of steel with May assemblies large as those in April. For the week ended May 9, The Associated Press index of electric power output advanced Ollt difficulty it was reooried. Mr. High School for the past five years, and now has a class of 15 students, gather instead for a party at the lodge room May 26, it was decided ilast evening at the lodge eorge Bottorf was in charge treat following the business "I'se anxious to know what Shadle's Radio Sales am goin' to announce in their 'hole page ad.

tomorrow. You all 11 a watch fo' it." U. A. M. TEAM TO COMPETE IN DRILLS said he thought 10 to 15 not The Junior Order of United now attending High School, might! American Mechanics will send its enroll if an agriculture the 1 11- i course (drill team of 20 men and three offi- 1 highest point in history were available.

cers to Bloomsburg Saturday to Mid-day prices Martin said he had an en-1 compete for prizes in the sixth 'gagement for this evening to dis- annual convention of 1he liiird CUS.T a vocational course at Hub- district which comprises 18 central lersburg. Such courses are now Pennsylvania lodges, given at the Sugar Valley Voca-' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rittenhouse and son, Jack, of Huntingdon recently visited Mr. and Mrs.

L. A. Adams Express 10V i American Can 130 Am. T. Atlantic Refining 28 B.

Bethlehem 4314 Canadian Pacific i Chrysler Motter. (Richard Gehret) Com. and Soulhern Consolidated Oil 12 Elec. Bond and Share General Electric General Motors I Mrs. Susan Steely, 27 South Int Harvester fecls tne Lock Haven School dis- 'st.

Agnes Parent-Teache 1 Jones Street, attended the funeral I 1 13 trict most is a regulation which i on Thc supper was th Mrs. Mary Kepner at SunburyJKcnnecott Monday. lional High School and in the High Schools at Boalsburg and Spring Mills. Salary Increments Rulings on the interpretation of several school laws were read by Mr. Puderbaugh from a letter re- Five teams will take part in the drill for three awards.

Harry H. Pinge. leader, called today for the final practice drilling tomorrow night at the lodge rooms. P. T.

A. Supper Success i Six hundred people attended the ceived from the State Department sp3 le tti supper given last even- (William Bitner) II A N' i Special For THURSDAY earance! 42 Spring COATS-SUITS Formerly Priced up to $19.95 $7.88 Sport Coats if Dress Coats Swagger Coats 2-Piece Suits 3-Piece Suits Swagger Suits MISSES AND WOMEN'S SIZES Come Early for Best Selections Education. The one which ng at the Eagles ball room by the Associa- I'CQu're Payment of upwards association. Ward 4oi' 4 $2,000 to about members of Music was furnished by the Caprio New York Central 331.4 i "'f teaching force to plane their'string Orchestra, and the room was Pennroad salaries at the point where they 1 decorated with crepe paper and Penn. R.

js-'li should be, under ihe Radio g-' a Southern Pacific 3014 i Standard Oil, N. two years when a 10 per cent sal- i Texas Corp 33 ij, ary reduction was in effect. The I United Aircraft 22-fc teachers who come under this ruling are those who were in their Edmonds; flowers. The Rev. J.

Donald Salary Act, through Ihe addition Wagner was chairman of the com- of normal increments during lhe jtt in charge. United Gas Imp. U. S. Rubber 28 firs four years of service, during U.

S. Sleel sg which an increase of S1DO a rear West. Eleclric lOST's i is stipulated by the salary "act. While provisions of the act were suspended for two years, the legis- i.v^avuui. iTiamei lation provides that the increment PITSBURGH S.

Dept. is not to be suspended. Although A Improved the teachers will not receive any 160 Ibs up, steady; lighter weights, 1 "back pay" for the increment they 25 cents lower; 160-220 Ibs 9.75-'did not durin" the tvo 9.85; 250-300 Ibs 9.00-9.50; 130-140 years of reduced salary, the law'is Woohvorth Pittsburgh Livestock Market Ibs 9.25; 100-110 Ibs 8.75; good sows 8.00-8.25. that they are to be paid the amount they should receive if the increCattle: Nominal; medium to good ment had been added in the nor- steers 7.25-8.75 or better; good I mal way heifers 7.25-7.75; low cutter and The ruling was made on the cu er cows3.7D-5.00; good beef basis of a court decision rendered bulls 6.50-, 00 in a suit ht a Uniontown Calves. Steady; top vealers 10.00; against a school board, medium 8.00-9 00.

Financial Reports Sheep: Better grade lambs i The report of George DHck scarce; quoted steady at 9.75-10.25;! treasurer! showed a balance of common to medium 7.50-9.75; good sheep 5.75-6.00; ewes. 1.50-5.00; Spring lambs 10.00-12.50. Chicago Grain Market CHICAGO advanced early today on refusal of Liverpool to follow declines this side of the Atlantic, together with a rise of sterling. Opening unchanged to up. May JTuly wheat soon went higher.

Corn started unchanged to advance, May Closing prices yesterday: Wheat: May 92. Jly Sep 84. Corn: May Jly Sep 58V 8 Oats: May Jly 25 7 8 Sep 8 U. S. Balance WASHINGTON The position of treasury May 11: Receipts expenditures S634.36 in the general fund May 1.

The month of April was started with a deficit of $26.85, and receipts during the month had to- talled 511,333.94, including $1,263.23 from taxation, 31,138.46 from tuition and $8,855 from loans. Expendilures from the general fund amounted to $10,672.73. The April 1 balance in the bond and interest account had been $860.25, and expenditures were $660, redeeming coupons on the 1927 bonds, leaving a balance of $200.25. Bills amounting to $1,801.21 were approved. Kooney Home on Church Street Funeral services for Wallace N.

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