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Hit Citi REPORTER.
THURSDAY, "APRIL 6. 1gas A
Granted Retirement Allowances.
On March 1, 1922, a total of 879
school employees had been granted re-
tirement allowances by the State
School Employees’ Retirement Board; |
529 were granted a superannuation,
and 150 were granted a disability re- |
tirement allowance. i
Thirteen superannuation annultants
have returned to active service, and
forty-six have died. Twenty disabll- |
ity annuitants have returned to active |
service, and twenty-four have died.
perannuation annuitants is $347.34, and
the average annuity granted to disabll-
ity annuitants is $28 8.04.
The average age of all superannua- |
tion annuitants at the time of their}
retirement was 69.5years, and the. av-!
, length of their service was 37.7]
age of all disability an-
time of their retire-|
ment was 48.0 years, and the average
length of thedr service was 25 years.
Two regred ‘dchool employees
found in { entre, county.
. $800,000 Fire at Clearfield.
Fire distrogied the sand room, rolling
opr ny nd atyihg loft, all in one
f the buildings of the Elk Tanning
ompany ¥ . at Oléarfield, late one
i night last week. n
The ‘bBurnal bulding was 50 by 200
feet and contained a great quantity of
(xalyable tanned leather. A large por-
tion. of the leather, possibly all of
was destroyed. A telephone message
ym Clearfield states the superintend-
nt of the plant estimates the loss at
en $200,000 and $300,000, includ-
the building, valued at $50,000.
Transfers of Real Estate.
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LEGAL ADVEWFICLTE , | data payisout, and those Raving Cal {mb Baeieis! Lui 166 have your ui
—— -— | the sate to present them duly authenticated for fi ah—halibut, salmon and othe
» | settlement, finn halibut, sanon Aan thie
TRIENNIAL ASSESSME NT. i MR3. ANNIE E. HOMAN, Administratrix, | Gnd oysters Deliveries
W. Har ison Walker, Centre'tinll, Pa | Thursdays, ax 6 rae
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In accordance wth the several Acts of B. liefonuwe, Pa, ol
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nial Assessments and constituting a Board EX ) ISTRATOR'S ROTICK
of Revision, the County Comnilssioners of Fetate of SARAH M. MEYER, into of Contre 1 ren S
Centre County give notice that THURS Hall borough, Centre County, Va , decossed
DAY, MARCH 24rd, and FRIDAY, MARCH Letters of administration on the sbove estat
: having been duly granted to the under or ( y
24th, 1922, have been fixed upon which | po wou ad PA preci 10 Ty request ali inp ow MEDI INE
| finally to determine whether any of the ing themselves indebted Ww the « .
nlustions of the Assessors have Deen | immediate payment, and thos Cini “ls have used Chamberlain's
valuations o 4 ‘ ! against the same to present them 1 ;
! made below the just rate; reserving bow cated without deluy for s ttiement Si Cough Re me dy and give n it to
| ever the right to perform the duties of a W. A. ODENKIRK, Administra my children on many occ asions
Board of Revision upon the sane days old Centre Hail, Pa and am th OTOL: ghly acquainte d
and at the same times and places of hold with its good te. Let any
{ ing the appeals the eral TOW | we—— wi b “
Es gad one troubled with a cold or
1 8 and Boroughs, as provided by Act ~~ - - ~ 1 f JL C COC
js; Auanbly. iroughe, as | COMPI ET E LIN OF cougl use it and he will be
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| ‘he rate of millage for the year 1922 quick ly convinced of its superi-
[as been fixed nt 6 mille, and inciudes ority,” writes My 18. Cc H. WwW oods,
millage to raise funds for the Annual Decatur, lil.
Sinking-Fund and Inter . 3
Bonds snd other obligations of the Coun} EARN MACHINER Chamberlain’s
1 Ne RY Cough Remed
NOTICE OF TRIENNIAL ASSESSMENT and REPAIRS : g . y
APPEAL FOR 1922, is for sale by druggists every-
Notice 1s hereby given to the tax pa) : where, 35 cents per bottle; large
. of Contre County that the Count get prices before buying avy farm im-| gjze 60 cents.
Je sure you see the Champion Line and
ers of Centre
Commissioners
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Life of Tractor
By a Queen of the Under
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» such com-
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tivities
kinds of
from the one who
eg, lives and fortunes to
little big-eyved girl who
of her sophisticated
+ dance partner.
“vamp” is a real
nd to herself. Yet
interesting reading.
1 for instance: vam
old Nile, and now her name
household one,
onal criminals formerly
in gangs and depended on the
wurcefulness and doings of men
in crime, as in business, methods
change Lately a partnership was
pretty woman has been found to be
the most valuable asset a criminal can
acquire,
The respectable man or woman who
has never seen a professional criminal
who feels as secure from the traps of
the underworld as from the venemous
reptiles of the African jungle may be
quite easily ensnared by these new and
unsuspected erooks.
In the New York Sunday American
an amazing series of articles, the con-
fessions of a professional “vamp” Mrs.
Margaret Hill, begins next Sunday.
This young and attractive woman was
in partnership with some of the ablest
eriminals in America. She had a wide
acquaintance with other “vamps” and
other colines of criminals, and her
revelations of these newest and wick-
edest snares of the underworld may
gave some readers of these pages from
falling into one of the traps she ex-
plains and exposes. adv,
Good oil—and plenty of it—is necessary to
the life of your tractor so that it will hold up
against the many years of hard usage and
wear. And by good oil we mean
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IN SHOES have cvery wanted perforation, stiching or finish,
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