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DEALHY
her home in
it noon, of apoplexy,
Plessant Gay
Mra
nea the death
twenly years ago, lived alove and al-|
ways er joyed the best of health, and
with the inoressing years continued to |
drherown 1nday she
wae as well aa usual and at ten
stricken and
hours passed away,
® born in Juniata
1839
housework, 8
o'clock
was suddenly in two
he waa
December 14
ve years and four mo
county, |
consequently wae |
ths of
Her parenta were Levi and Hat.
tis Eva Ia 1860 she married Henry
Noll and all their life wae
spent at Pleasant Gap,
hood day identified
» Reformed church and
tire life lived in accord with the
of her Master snd ber in-
in the community in whie
seventy fi
age,
married
Ia her girl
herself with
throughout
8 she
was always for good.
erable friends sud no
her
ternoon and|
ld at
4
Hev, Am
Reforu ed |
Mur
children:
pd Joho 1 }
Zon;
E. Ramey,
3
Og brothers ang sisters also
Henry Evey, I
ivey, siate College
wf i ssi——
Hors pelster
wedding to
wrA0NAge in
esday evening
hard M, Kell
3a Orpha A.
were united
1y by Rev. W. H
ihe M. E. church,
Is & MMemoer.
lame,
which
pearance
» DIASGIDE Up AD
of
ise iit
lL Big
a thing at a bac
as well as the toe
A ig, woo uu
Y
for a nervous breakdown in|
i
» sanitarium at Harrisbarg, re
iroy this
7 «il
Vas
s» tend. |
g ass stard I ard
d march of for
- fp
Pine Grove Mi:
Miller is leid
te
iS
] up with heart
trouble
Joh
wr ‘
yEY3 8 i ingle
the h 3 his unele,
Dale was a Bonday visitor
Wil
Maellormick, Bert
th
atl
ism Dale
Mu seer
Draibelnis hav he aqato
Ward, Jr, left on Monday for
Now Jervey where he has accapled a
position as traveling ealeaman,
Mr and Mes George Potter of Old
Fort autoed to town and spent Bun-
day with old neighbors,
Alvin Corl and family er jiyed a
drive with their two-'u-hsnd carriage
tesin and spent Buoday with relatives
at Blate College,
H. Hoyder and Mra, Frank
B snx are among the sick and are
not improviog as rapidly ther
friends hoped for,
Rev Li. Btoy Hpangler, the popu'ar
young divine of the Lutheran charge,
handed in his resiguation last Bunday
"to take «ffect in two weeks
accepted a call to Everett,
Last Thursday Mre, J. A. Cramer
give a birthday party at har home at
Miata College to Miss Eliz ibeth Miller
of Rock Bpringe,
Frank Homsn was taken by eur
prise on Saturday evening w= hen he
found his home filled with neighbors
who had eome to make meriy, A
peven-courss menu was served by his
wile and assistants
The high school graduating exers
cises took place Friday evening in the
1.0, 0 F. ball, which wes tastefully
decorated with ferns and roses, The
clasa colors were gold and blue, and
class fl vwor pluk carnation. Prof,
John Marghaan made the address
The State College orehientra furnished
Hon J W. Kep-
ler presented the diplomse Mine
Naomi Stover ww va'adiotorisn | she
and Miss A. Ward, R ph Dalap snd
Charles Manday ¢ustituted the gradu.
athog alree,
M.
Pw
8%
Tenchers' Pension BLL,
Teechers of the entire state are inter
ented in snd will be sflected by the
pasasge of the Tomkins teachers’ re-
ement bill, which is expected in Lhe
cuse in the next two weeks.
It is understood at the capitol that
he gm HMiate Fuperintendent
Behae fler,
members of the state board of educa
tion and other interested officials are
in favor of the bill,
The of administration
vernor,
will be
cost
fund is to be made by the teachers;
this is done to overcome the constitu.
tional prohibition of the stale allowing
pensions and gratuities exd®t for mill
tary service It has been euggested
that the fund sclual'y be created cout
public treasury by the simple
expendient of increasing teachers’ sal-
aries proportionately.
leachers who contract
any period between July 1,
une 30, 1935,
» lute treasury
ry
of the
for
and
teach
1915,
ntribute
to
are to of into
the following per-
tages of th ir salaries:
Firs
3; ti
five years, 4 per cent; second,
ird, 2: [urt 1
’ Maximum
nts per teacher are as follows:
[er year;
third, $39;
he
tained
state and local cflicials
fourth, $16
Riven percentages are to
from salary warranis by
Any one
from
manently ret
tirement «
Any teacher who
3 Lhirly yes
have
f Pennsylvania;
BREega'e one
1 months in the
ols after June
1 who has attained the
neylvania public sche
1
1915
MM #IXLY years,
al age
shall be entitled to =
Any teacher
¥ Fea
arid
led
ie,
LORY
3 D3
tha
yy ihe t
Hetiring allowan
We
es are provided
Ones’'xth of the sverags
uring the last If
rvies io the public
#4
nthiy salary d
onthe of
ni
vial a
# of ibis state, muldplied by the
amber of years of eight
13 whie
total 1
&r hing
be
of the
of »
Penneylvania tescher for the legal
minimum school year, nor more than
$800 The spe method of computia-
tion is to be used for disability allow
ance, except that the period is to be
the last forty months, tle minimum
30 per cent and the meximum $700
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LOUAL OPTION BILL DEFEATED,
» The local option Lill was defeated in
vole of 128 to 78
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DIXON'S HEALTH TALKS, i
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The Breeding Season of Morgaltoes Has Br |
gun and f ommissioner Urges
Breeding Finces bs Destroyed,
“has |
Motquitoes born now not only live |
all summer, but each female lays ge |
cording to the species, about 150 egus
hese multiplied by the generations of |
a senson would add up to millions of
morqufloe g. As their breeding season
hss begun we must be diligent in our |
efforts to destroy their breeding places
Should we fail in our efforts we will
be annoyed by their buzzing and their |
biting and by an incress: of malaria |
fever, and should yellow fever be in-|
troduced to our shores, it would make |
for a serious epidemic
The battle must begin once. If]
have u«e raip for
water supply, they should be carefal'y
that
water and
at f
we to barrels our |
netted so
thie
poo
should be filled up or drains
the moiquito canop
®, i
a they
should 1
reach
lay Ite egg
fresh a exist «bout our piece
sid earrying away the rain water and
rmit it to eolleit and beens
Lf our swamps sre (oo larg
I up, ths ould |
the
Ding.
hh petroleum, Liat
| prevent the larva of the
oil wil
from reaching
It will the:
want of oxygen, i
[u country places ducks, particular.
will do keep |
juito peste, as they ars very
the atmosphere (0
for
{uito
breed, drown
ly mallards, much to
down m
fond of the larva and pupa
oxen, broken |
hold the |
favorable |
Oae |
walter will bs
Tomato cans, sardine
vesne|
bres ling places for '
half fall of
ficient for the rearit 2 {
tomato can
thousands |
#1
u
of mie Lowes,
qui
I'he saucers under the fl wer pots |
uses ofler favorable
breediog pl Waller that
are set out for birds and animals are
fen fcucd fall of
aud sround our he
S08 vessels
jai Inrvee
cught t
¥:. BO B&B
be laid
in rooms
ae)
breeding
we
have
OCCRRIOl
found fertil
hat gre only
fien been
places aud where hotes were
pereenied they were filled wi'h mos
suit 0, owing to the fact trast muy be
had
these
or female vi} ilies
found to the waler
pitchers of a spare chamber
two0
BCCPeR
ne mi
ia
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Marringe Licenses
John OC, Morrison, Warriors Mark
Havila®s Thompson, Philipsburg
msm—r————
Examisation at *prisg Mills
examination at Mpriog
st 5 a.
and High
provided
Jones
Entranocs
Mil'a, Friday, Apri! 2344,
Candidates for grammar
school be present promp!
with neneil and psper.—
Principal
Fs
i
VN. R
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twp. $8810 60 | ADVERTISEMENTS
Jesga T. Leathers ¢f ux to Howard
Welle, treet of 'and in Bpring lwp
$l
Transfers of Reni Estate
John O. Eisenbuth et ux to John D,
Lingle, treet of land in Penn
$1,120
Anna M
Kerstetter
$4 000,
Jus. I. R Iixra
Callvhan, trict of lsnd in Harris twp
$3 200 8 CL nd In Potter twp
Amon tover et al Exrs, to W, I, hutles W. Ti et ux lo Ralpb
Zerby, 8 trects of land in Haines twp Milesbure
$5,2°
KE
twi
¥ { inv ¥ oy toy J i
sr of har i TR el
yv ¢t bar io Enawmuel Penn twp
5 8
Malis
trect of land in Penn
My: i igart
1116
iw i ¥ pay
#3 ¢t al to Dan
er
$12,760
persons
i, or offs
isrd in
to M
le Buirk
el ux
i legs Lwp,
Li Stover et ux to W, F. Blover, er, treet of land
$160
Ammon
yi
in Col
W.D.Zrby et ux to A.
Stover, 3 tracis of land in Halves twp,
Effie E. Ripka et al Howard
Foust, tract of land |
Eliza J. Btover to W. (
trect of land in
George M,
Mlack, tract
$5,600
Howard G
fa Giephart,
twp. $2100
Laura A. G
nel, tra
750
William
Hilo
$1 905,
Margaret J
Potter twig
Penn twp,
B to
of land in
Miller et ux to
tract snd In
Hamu
Miles
I
tw]
3
m twp
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WATER PIPES
-also-
PUMPS and
REPAIRS
Everything in the Plumb-
ing Line—bathroom fix-
tures, etc,, at lowest prices,
S. J. ROWE
Centre Hall, Pa,
L. L. SMITH, Dealer
CENTRE HALL, PA.
ey
wvireiil
A demonstration will of its superior qualitics-—a
lines :
do not fail to
see the newest
convince you
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car with few equals at th Call Bell phone.
price.
pring Work on the Big Farm
--or on the small farm for that matter, is made easy when you can |
place absolute confidence in your machinery. To do the work
well and relieve the farmer of all unnecessary trouble and
count most in machinery for the farm,
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worry arc the things
| You Can't Go Wrong in Buying any of these Machines for Your Farm |
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Syracuse yaik
2 wh Aver
ing Plows,
Plows.
Lever Spring Tootn
rows, Spik Harrow
Perry Harrows, Imperial
and Johnson singl
doul
. 4 1 annet y i 5 py vs £4
Steel and Wood Drum Land
Rollers.
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just received.
we. covdan Bap
8, garden bar-
5
5 3 “
le Disc stone Bar-
Single and double Clod
Crushers.
Black Hawk
CAR WIRE FENCING--Barbed Wire, Smooth Wire, Woven
Wire and Lawn Fence. All sizes of staples and nails.
ROOFING CEMENT BRICK, SAND
Steel and Ashphalt A carload just received and STONE in stock
Seeds --The Purest Varieties of Clover and Alsike Seeds--Jeeds
Corn Planter,
| FLOUR AND FEED, STOCK TONICS
Bran, Middlings, Oil Meal, Cotton Sced Meal, Dairy Feed, Chop, Cracked Corn, Corn-
meal, Scratch Feed, Grit and Charcoal, “ Clover ” Brand Stock Tonic
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley and Rye Bought and Sold at all times
{ , ALL SIZES OF HARD COAL ;
Coa + Screened, Lump, and Run-of mine BITUMINOUS COAL.
Anything wanted not mentioned
here will be gotten on short notice,
before you buy or sell,