"THE CENTRE REPORTER
THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1921
I smart Ret
$2,000 Forest Fire Damage in Gregg
Township.
A forest fire recently burned over 150
acres of State land and about 100 acres
of privately owned land in Gregg town-
ship, Centre county, according to a re-
port sent to the Pennsylvania Depart-
ment of Forestry by [District Forester
Bartschat, of Milroy. The flames were
fanned by a high wind, but they were
finally controlled by Rangers Smith and
McKinney and a crew of fifty men, The
fire started in the vicinity of Summit
road, and the damage is estimated at
$2,000,
Forester Bartschat has begun erection
of an observation tower on the top of
Strong Mountain, and a telephone line
will be strung between the ‘tower and
the Forester's headquarters at Milroy.
The tower and the telephone line will
provide increased protection against
forest fires in the Penn Forest District.
Fishermen were out in full force in
Forester Bartschat’s territory on the
opening day of the season. In the
Paddy Mountain region there were so
many sportsmen that old woodsmen
said it looked as though a new lumber
job had been opened.
L. F. Yeager, who is serving as a
forest fire observer on the tower at Big
Poe Mountain in the Curtin Division of
the Penn State Forest, has reported
considerable game in his neighborhood.
Recently he observed a herd of eight
deer near the tower. Many pheasants
are in that locality, also, he reported,
! The Boy Scouts of Lewistown recent-
ly planted some forest trees near their
camp sites in New Lancaster Valley and
in Faust Valley.
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TUSSEYVILLE.
(Received too late for last week.)
Mrs, M. F. Rossman was called to the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Geary, at Altoona on account of serious
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe and family of Al-
toona spent several days at the home of
John Fortney.
William Rockey and wife, of Altoona,
and the former's mother and sister, Mrs.
Elmer Miller took a trip to Williamsport
and Dewart one day last week.
John Fortney and James Spangler
transacted business in Bellefonte on
Monday.
Miss Anna Renninger, who had been
keeping house jfor Mr. _Ertle ‘at Green
Grove, took very sick one day last week
and on Tuesday she was brought to the
home of her niece, Fred Brown, and is
not improving very much at this writing.
A pleasant surprise party was held at
the home of Charles Slutterbeck on Fri-
day evening in honor of his birthday.
There were about forty friends and
neighbors present, Refreshments were
served consisting of ice-cream. cake,
candy and popcorn. Mr. Slutterbeck
received many useful presents. At a late
hour they returned home wishing him
many more happy birthdays. :
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MILLHEIM.
(From The Journal)
Miss Margaret Mensch, who taught
during the school term just closed at
Hartleton and returned to her home in
Millheim recently, went to the Lock
Haven normal to take the summer
course,
T. R. Stam, of West Union, la., was
an arrival in Millheim on Tuesday even-
ing and he expects to spend several
weeks along the streams fishing for
trout in this vicinity where he spent
many of his boyhood days.
While in Philadelphia last week T. K,
Frank purchased an Oakland sedan
automobile, and he and bis father, who
had accompanied him to the city, drove
the car home.
Rev. F. H. Daubenspeck, of Ickes-
burg, has accepted the call of the Aar-
ousburg Lutheran pastorate and he is
expected to occupy the parsonage next
week. M. O. Stover, of Millheim, and
L. L. Weaver, of Woodward, have been
engaged to bring the household goods
of the minister on automobile tracks,
The sermon on “The Modern Dance”
delivered in the Millheim United Evan-
gelical church on- Tuesday evening by
Rev. M. C. Drumm, pastor of the Penns
Valley Lutheran charge, Centre Hall,
was attentively listened to by an exceed-
ingly large audience, Rev. Drumm is
a forceful and fearless speaker and he
depicted the dance evil as one of the
most degrading sins of the country,
A Chance To Secure Black Walnut
Seedlings.
The Cgntre County Conservation As-
sociation has received from the State
Forestry Department at Harrisburg
3000 seedlings of the Black Walnut tree,
Itis planned to have these trees planted
on the State Forest. In years to come
+ they will furnish food for squirrels and
other forest animals, The black walnut
tree requires a moist, rich soil for best
development. It should be planted on
the bottom land along streams in open
spots for black walnut will not grow in
the shade. Hunting clubs and others
who wish to plant this tree tear their
cabins should apply to the chairman of
the Forestry and Game Committee in
their Conservation District or to Profes.
sor Geo. R, Green, Chairman of Forest-
ry Committee, Forestry Building, State
College, Pa.
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Just in,—a carload of Alpha Portland
cement, Get.your supply early,.—R, D,
Foreman, Centre Hall, ie
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taking care of a machine, 1f I can nei
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There is a tool wagon and water tank
with the outfit,
JOHN SNAVELY,
* Centre Hall, Pa.
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ITT EW DRILLING MACHINE
FOR SALE.—
drawn Keystone machine, When
bought it I was in need of a well an
could not hire it drilled ; then I be 3
4his machine with the intention of drill.
ing a well for myself and then selling it
to some other person who might want to
drill a well, for what I could get for it,
or scrap it. But when we came to drill-
ing I had to do rome repairing. I theo
gave it a general overhauling, rebaboit.
ing boxing, bought new belt, 300 feet
new rope, a new sand line, some new
rill bits, new bearings in engine, etc.
NVhen I was done | bad a fairly good
outfit, and in the spring of 1920 I hired
men to start drilling custom work, but
this proved a failure, although not the
fault of the machine, The difficulties
encountered would have o cured with a
new machine of any type. However, |
have not lost faith in the drilling propo-
sition as I believe there is an opening
here for 4a good profitable business for
the right party. Many people have
asked me to drill for them and if | were
out of a job I would not offes this ma-
chine for sale but I would get to operat
ing it myself ; but I have more work
than I can do so 1 will sell it for one-
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JUSTICE OP THE PEACE
CENTRE HALL, PA.
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Mrregmontis, ole. marriage loenses and bun ters
Hoenees secured. and all matters pertaining to the
aon ation lad to reamntiy ani 22
JAMES W. SWABB
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO. PA.
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