CENTRE HALL, PA., THURSDAY, APRIL lS PENN STATE TO GET ALMON] BARN AFIRE SAVED HICK a) Hy ALIA INJURED. THREE MILLION DOLLARS, FROM THE FLAMES oe i a | ‘NO. 13 "5. TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. DEATHS, . s Yor Saved from Burn Suffers Fracture of the Skull In Acel- | Most Often Amended Bills Passed Fi Barn at Penn Hall ved fron ing by Bucket Brigade — Fire in || HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST dent While on Way to See Elimli- | hally and Sent to Governor, ng hy un brig: eu | FROM ALL PARTS. Woodshed a Few Days Previous, § § » i Me i ON~ nation Games and Dies In H "Pha wont ton amended bh pital legislature tions for the r 4 Bt f high- | © 3 am he : ii Me hi busines on his way to]... .queation wm he | from destuction by a bucket AGE] Monday night, Marcel hit worn lof nls ht 3F 3 y 4 Ne re ! iret it ti i 2995 11 sit coy unpdonship emi-inals | oo ta appropriations committee h | H night, wnas| ir, William I the figures } his session lL.ock Haven, died in ty Saturday Ye redd suffered ounts other he liture A A AA ——— “Joo Guess Wins $1000. » ————— a —— Garbrick—<Brown, Receipts feam Junlor Class Play, AL the request Mf Centre Hall the following Receipta fror Wednesdny Expenses Halli rent Jaritor fo ————— A — MeSparran Seeks Divorces, Advertis Miscelfineoy Net proceeds Ziegolr : . iz] § taking mwount the time . The net Proceeds av i ¥ i 2 film home stro ire on the piano pasrchased ructure ral was Installation, : the place of one totally destroyed . th schoo at the beginning of the sch hha ) '¥ , state College 4 4 . gs iyy G : . 3 fire { iid 1655 vhil Nil . term. (Bigned) W. O wo km prin- | : While W Pleasant cipal of swhools Be Tie ¥ . nant on ne p e f Motholist chine s—— — Will There Be League Baseball? in the interest of counts A ——— HORSES SOLD WELL. M Ziegler was a son of Henry ag yi » pu 4 whorls Lydia (Neff) Ziegler and was born | Shortly in Penne Valley Januvas y 21. 1861 a — og. Dispensing Wh Frills. 1925 seassn | ———— Yoder-Peachey Sale on Monday Large: | making his age 64 years 2 months and vas held at Bellefonte last Wednes 5000 TREES FOR GRANGE PARK. ly Attended—Every Horse Sold. ly evening. with Helletont Centre } Twenty sight Towa horses were so i Miliheim renresshiod Stat {| was employed in the Be Forestry Planting Demonstration To | at the D. GG. Yoder Be Given on Monday, April 6th—| D. 8 Peachey All Whe Can Should Attend, wala - } A ey sev tsi3dd isso 31 » hor i days, At the time of his death he ' lave Pinchot . : and the othe . feake Bw $13 } wt 31 RT d Sree ms fonte Match #4 d i jt factory } “ something We ; Hi t aside falfled to have ar yvone present - “rvs s from th Rew i There survive the deconsed four s fy. X Lhe " tid Bellefonte Fe hu 1 horse aale at whic? ted 18 gent TT was largely attended, the bidding § ot be or the league, while Centre Hail Turdata Homer H Clearfield “ i 2 t 4 % vis8 1 Rs 3 ts § . ety . Hea, plantin demonstration | WA8 spirited. and every animal ’ State College are only luke-warm Charles 1 Bellefonte Fdgar AML Pext two vears and not much reason PE i Clarence J. at a good price I'he horses were | large measure, to inability to 1 3 termed as first-class by men whol a to take ti managerial ded several years ago. The brothers |th® school head thar might be di April 6th, beginning at 9:30 A 3 Ro ’ Ra di ing anyone io Ke the nanagerad r i} . oo od wi . " RY bye . daimed t be capable of Judging " . and sisters surviving are: Nathaniel, | Pen®ed with without any great loss to M.. with F. T. Murphy, forestry spec- | @laimed to be capats » (SEINE 1 reins he lube came out on the lellefonte, Mra Ziegler | Mictions apply to a plays on Grange Park on Mon- more mportant part in the prepara tion of and planting orops. About Seca a on au * ’ the school syvetem : wi Ale oe a. g y ialist at Penn State Code ge. in charge | Morses, and the dealers fair in thelr Spring. Mills; William, Vienna. Va i here four tractors were recently sold financially, last ’ . r—————————a—— 2 ; Adam, State College ard, Spring by D. W. Bradford to Jewett Brooks Adam, © ollege; Howard, pring Arbor and Bird Days, | 4 " on the D K Keller farm: Marence side of the lind of the demonstration. and IL © Blan- | TMs and recommendations Another meeting will be hei Attached is a list of purchasers, to week Mille: Irvin W., New Cumberland ; ey, county farm ngent iediating Miss Lilo ' Mi Cat) . Qt Governor Pinchot on Saturday fu . i ” - . Noi a Mis zie and Miss Catharine, 8 ] : . Five thousand trees of + irfous va. | Bether with the prices paid in dollars C rr Au Atharine ate | sued a proclamation appointing Fri arious College, represented the loca «hb at the day, April 10, ; ¢ Blazler. who a few dave ALO WOVEN William Boozer anda J. H Knarr reties—Japanese larch, red pine, Where the sale price includes + tenn ee J a. Deter Sairen, ble 4 H. Luse on the Huvett farm Nedth er of these farmers had used tractors before and Friday, April 24 White pine, ete, have been alloted the | !t 18 0 indicated: as Arbor and Bird days “to be appro- meeting, and received the $560.00 guar Grank Park association by the State George Gettlg. Pleasant Gap. .8250 antee which the coclub posted at the REED. John Thompson Reed. one Forestry department. The seedlings to W. W. Henderson. Warr. Mark 222 begining of the season last vear to | of the best known and highly respect be planted Monday will be placed on wintely observed throughout the Com- monweaith by the planting of tree: and the study of birds” —————————————— Roy Gates, Tyrone, team..... 490 finish the schedule. The club has] ®d citizens of Spruce Creek Valley, “ 4 § ay { i Eat Knri CF Br Ninole. wae the northern efige of the park. Of Zimmerman, 1 ani Haven, 8237 230.00 in the treasury, including a passed away at the home of his son irl Krise, of Chicago Mino 108rd Birthday, the guest of his uncle and aunt. Mr Death was due to a complication of Mra, Sarah A Weaver, of Burnside, | and Mrs W 8. Sick. in Centre Hall ———————— renses Incident to old age, from | Cleartic id county, a few days ago, obr | for afew days last week. He is a son Recelved Sehool Appropriation. Which he had been a sufferer for many | served her 108d birthday anniversary. | of the fate George Krise. From here The treasurer of the borough schicol | monthe Mr. Reed Was a son of Wil- On account of her health there was no | My. Krise went to Philadelphia where Jos. Bharp, Belleville, team... 310 hoard. on Monday, received a check | Ham and Rosa Reed, plonedr settlers] elaborate celebration, She ix a daugh- | he expects to take a six weeks' course to supply free to any farmer asking J. W. Grove, Bellefonte, .,.... 185 for $1500.00, which is one half of ths | of Patton township, where he was born J ter of the late Thomas andMary Whee: | with the Lanston for them, George Lohr, Spring Mile... 130 appropriation received yearly for | May 4th, 1850. Be was reared on the land Campbell and was born in Union | with a course, it is not intended that the $210, $215, $250, $165. 877 loan made to the Centre Hall High | in-law, Ben Everhart, Frankiinville entire number of trees shall be plant John Neff, Centre Hah eso 190 school athletik ed at once. The demonstration is D. H. Byler, Belleville, team 350 simply to show the best methods of Clair 8hawley, Yarnell. team 357 association . handling and planting the seedlings PJ. Cox. Tyrone, team suv A423 which the forestry department is glad Monty pe company There wif be inter “ting talks on the subject 4 and it is the desire »f those in charge that ns many people ns can, attend the demonstration on Grange Park, D. 8B school purposes. ‘The payment should have been made in February, and the delay forced the hoard to borrow mon- ey to meet teachers’ wages and cure rent expenses, farm and followed that neation un. til 1916, when he retired and moved to a cory home at Rock Springs. Mr Reed was twice married, his first wifn being Mary Carper, who passed away county, Three daughters, one On, nifty two grandehildren. fifty « nine Event grandchildren and fifteen great great-grandchildren called to pay thelr respects, view of becoming a monotype operator, The monotype ie a type setting machine, MeimBar Loom the Enotype In (hat instead of sting lines of type it costs Individual type letters,
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