LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Miss Isabel Rowe spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Altoona,
Mrs. P. H. Meyer spent Sunday as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Krape, in
Spring Mills.
W. M. Grove, Egq., attended the fun-
eral of his brother, Hiram Grove, at
Greensburg.
About three inches of snow fell on
Saturday, and, strange to say, the usual
blow did not follow on Sunday.
The council says, clean the walks of
snow, We presume they will instruct
by example as well as precept.
Mrs. William Meyer, of Boalsburg,
visited her sister, Mrs, Susan Geary, in
this place, for several days.
D. Milton Bradford, of Williamsport,
is assisting in the local railroad depot
during the illness of W. Frank Bradford.
IB The auditors’ statement for Centre
Hall borough appears on the last page
of this issue. Look for it and read it
carefully.
Miss Miriam Huyett, a student in
Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove,
was at her home in this place for several
days the past week,
A box social will be held by the Amer-
ican Legion, Post No, 439, of Spring
Mills, on Friday evening, Feb, 27, in the
Vocational School building.
Clarence Heim, of Harrisburg. at-
tended the funeral of his step mother,
at Spring Mills, last week, and also vis-
ited his sister, Mrs. W. F. Colyer, in
this place.
A meeting of the Red Cross will be
held Friday eveniug, March 5, at 7:30 at
the home of Mrs. Clyde Smith. Object
of meeting, election of officers,—Chair-
man.
Samuel the restaurateur, is
back to bed again. He had been housed
up with a bad cold, but for a few days
was back to business when he contracted
a more severe cold,
The body of Rev, Milton I. Jamison,
notice of whose death appeared in these
columns last week, was taken from his
from his home in Williamsport, to Mill.
heim, his native place, on Saturday, for
burial.
Shoop,
W. S. Mallalieu, ot Williamsport, was
in Centre Hall on Monday, on special
telephone business, which the district
manager, C. W, Heilhecker, of Belle-
fonte, could not attend toon account of
illness.
Don't miss the Rebekah entertain-
ment of good comedy dramas, in Grange
hall to-night (Thursday). *‘Farmer
Larkin's Boarders” and "Twelve old
Maids” are real gloom chasers. Buy
your tickets early,
The local High school has been fortu-
nate in securing the Galbraith Brothers,
high-class musical entertainers, who will
appear in the Grange hall, Saturday
evening, March 13, for the benefit of the
graduating class.
Miss Elizabeth Aikens left Milroy
short time ago on a visit to State College
where she died Monday of last week,
The body was sent to Milroy for burial,
She was a sister of Rev, C. T. Aikens,
of Selinsgrove.
E. S. Ripka was present at the organ-
ation of the Central Pennsylvania P.
O. 8S. of A. District Association, held
peo Wednesday evening
week, and was elected First Past
dent of the new body.
The week of March 1-6
“Thrift Stamp Week.” Be carefu
to insist only on children to practice sav-
ing pennies, while you squander dollars.
Practice your teachings by eliminating
all unnecessary expenditures.
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of last
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is termed
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The Blair county commissioners are
about to take action that will turn on the
court house clock one hour during the
summer months to conform with the
large number of workers who desire the
day light saving scheme continued.
Mr. and Mrs. Gross R. Allison, of
New Castle, Kentucky, were arrivals in
Millheim last week and are guests of
Mr, Allison's parents, Dr. and Mrs. J.
R. G. Allison, at the National hotel.
On “onday they visited relatives in
Centre Hall.
John H, Weiser, of near Tusseyville,
who will move to Juniata after his sale
aud be employed by his brother-in-law
who is extensively engaged in the gro.
cery business, recently purchased a
home in that town after searching the
town over in vain for a desirable place
to rent.
Miss Bertha Miller, of Tusseyville,
who holds a position in one of the de-
partments of the National goverfiment
at Washington, D, C,, has been offered
& position in the public schools of the
Philippine Islands at a good salary, but
is undecided whether or not she will ac-
cept.
A shoe factory is to be started in
Bellefonte in the near future. Two
Italians of Bellefonte, now in the shoe
repairing business, havesdecided on the
step and have already placed their order
for machinery to the value of $20,000,
They expect to conduct a retail branch
and offer shoes to the public at reason-
able prices.
The Susquehanna University Glee
club, an organization the Susquehanna
University feels very proud of, will ap-
pear in Grange Arcadia, Centre Hall,
Friday evening, March 12, under the
auspices of the Woman's Missionary
society. They will also give their mu.
sical entertainment at several other
points in Penns Valley during the same
week.
SPRiNG MILLS.
Dr. Wm,
the lecture course— Friday, February 27.
James Krape spent a few days with
his son James at Bellefonte,
Quite a number of people have been
suffering with severe colds, grip, etc.
Joseph Bitner bought the Jesse Long
home, occupied by David McCool,
Sales have begun ; next will be flitt-
ings.
Howard Confer and wife moved to
Colyer, Mr, Confer will work for Will-
iam Jordan.
Eugene and Clair Allison, of Renovo,
spent Saturday with their father, Harry
M. Allison.
Mr, and Mrs. 1. J. Zubler accompanied
their daughter, Mrs. Charles Grenoble,
to her home in Lewisburg on Monday.
Miss Gertrude Musser, of Aitoona,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. Musser.
Word has been received that Mrs,
Frank Ripka had a successful operation
performed at the Danville hospital where
she went a few days ago.
BOALSBURG.
Mrs. Elmer Houtz spent Saturday at
Bellefonte,
Fred Reitz, Sunbury is spending
some time at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Stuart spent Sun-
day with the latter's mother, Mrs. Eliza
Leech,
* Miss Maude Houtz was a recent State
College visitor,
Mrs. Wm. Mothersbaugh and Mrs.
L. Mothersbaugh spent Monday
Bellefonte.
Mrs. R. R. Stuart, Crafton, and
Kellar Mothersbaugh, of Hepburnville,
attended the funeral of their brother,
Wm. Mothersbaugh,
There will be services in the Lutheran
church, Sunday evening, Feb. 29,
30 o'clock,
Rev. S. C, Stover spent days
last week at Harrisburg, attending a
state conference of ministers.
Mrs. George Rowe and daughter E
ma spent Saturday at Bellefonte.
Miss Anna Sweeny is spending
al days with friends at State
Quite a people
of
O.
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of
nt
as
several
m-
sever-
College.
of
number re sick,
POTTERS MILLS.
Frank Harshbarger, of Altoon
several days with his |
Boyd Smith has
been
helping care for his
, Spent
week,
Hall
init,
yarents last
Penn
Mrs,
at
wife
seriously i
who has been
John a
ou Wednesday,
their aunt, Mi
Mrs, ] Wag
Lock Haven, where
several weeks heipin
Harry Wagner
Blauser
ss Ko
of puneum
Dorothy Spring
Mills on Sunday aft
at her home.
Charles Wagner went
on Tuesday,
Mrs. P. P, He:
home at State Col}
a week
to Lock Haven
Those on the sick list are
Hart:
Faust,
Wilkinson children.
Mr. Foust, of Centre Hill,
in the Seracsaws oc
Many
to see Wm
Miles
Bar
i
was buried
netery on Monday.
relatives and nes ¢
laid away
if tt—
Young Girl Attemps Suicide.
Helen
daughter of
8 e here
Brown, the
Mrs
Jersey
eleven year-old
Allison Brown,
Shore, attempted to
end her life Friday morning by shooting
herself with a thirty-eight calibre revol-
ver through her left breast, It is under-
stood that the girl for the past few
months has strongly resented the ef-
forts of her mother to reprove her,
The daughter evidently believing that
she was being imposed upon, decided to
end her life, and procured a loaded re-
volver, went to the bath room and shot
herself. The bullet passed through her
body, touching muscles of the heart
aad piercing the lower lobe of her lung
in its course. It is believed she will re-
cover,
who
resides at
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WASHINGTON NEWS LETTER
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
PLAY POLITICS.
It appears as if Government employ-
ees may exert a pretty strong influence
in, politics during the coming campaign
through its organization known as the
National Federation of Federal Employ-
ees, Its object is to obtain just treat.
ment for Federal workers, who, the as-
sociation claims, have received so much
unfair and unnecessary abuse at the
hands of Congress during recent months,
It will not be the idea to attack national
legislators or abuse them, through the
newspapers or by any other means, It
is to be a campaign of education for the
voters and is to be worked through the
local unions of the association, who
work harm niously with labor organiza.
tions generally, The plan includes to
place before the public the records of
Congressmen and Senators on matters
the federation is most concerned about,
and as the records will speak for them.
selves and and as they will be accessible
in every State and congressional district,
Government employees will be able to
draw their own conclusions as to what
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on his new house. The windows are in
place, weather-boarding put on, and the
interior work is now in progress,
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