VOL. XCIX
LOSS FOLLOWS
CLOSE TO STORM
Farm Vished
After Storm
Insurance for
FIRE
LOSS.
by Fire Three
Unroofed Barn.
Tenant,
Brooks
Days
NO
William
Hall,
suffered gr
west of
Valley
Brooks farm,
the Brush
oss by five
ved
however,
The
{entre long
road, eat
storm had rem the
The fire
the barn
days after
from the barn
The
damage to
first observed to be rag
impleme: shed, wh
a corn
It was a 1
ubstantially
The
%
thout
lp
Mifflinburz Band to Give Concert Here
Ar
since Kk it Charlotte
nd
Day cl
lose
has
because
roared un the oval
to t
the
toma last
ml
at
130
new
Altoona
itself
the entire
Labor
hour
ne “ “an
Chaussee)
track
reestablished
minimum
the nt has re-
peatedly the
fastest track in
Realizing ‘that ‘ the danger
drivers of the hurtling
multiplied many fold. speedway of:
ficials have called in engineers from
the main test laboratory of the Penn-
#ylvania Railroad system to ealculate
Strains and stresses on the glant oval,
in addition to placing the huge steel
band around the upper rim of the
mammoth wooden saucer. Practically
al of the tragedies that swept the
ranks of the renowned pilots last sea
#on, including the death of Joe Boyer
on last Labor Day, at Altooan, occur:
red when mounts crashed Into the
walls,
as
world,
to the
will be
cars
WILL INSTALL STATE
HIGHWAY
Sections Between Millerstown
Lewistown and Bellefonte
Covered Immediately,
to Be
the
convenience for the
within the
Millerstown
between
Telephones along puble high-
added
will
Ways, an
motorists, be installed
next few days between
land Lewistown, and Lawl
town and Bellefonte by the Highway
Harri
Homan
this
of
Service,
Emerge Ini«
| burg nd Tren 'N. J e
i arage in
| we
Seman se lf tll
Kite Flying Hgzard.
—
pled In €, + 1. 60.
o— lint
TO JUDGE DAIRY CATTILY
ON FARMERS FIELD
f % x 3
ifatire 1 in expects
ad to
wet dwirvmen attie
Holste
heifer
is the dairy «
| sale
Four
Ig etein
in bull calves
and
from
two
one Ayre
good produc
herd, will
( flves,
all
the
fale,
{ shire
ing
be
heifer calf,
amimals of College
placed on
of demonstrations grouped
judging of various classes
by junior farmers has
arranged by the animal
bandry department. Included in these
demonstrations will be one on the
shearing, dipping and drenching of
sheep.
A wmerics
about the
of livestook
been
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The soldiers’ bonus amendment. call-
ng for a $35,000,000 bond issue, will
not be submitted to the voters at the
fall election.
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The Gentre Reporter, $1.50 a roan
| BOY SLAYER'S CASE GOES
Blocks
Court
Death Sentence
nt Pottsville,
Appeal
William
brought
Monday,
for the
His att
they have a lod
15
Court |r
Cavaller years old
Pottsville,
death se
grandmothe
Ke
into
receive his nen
f his
informed Judge
to
to
murder o
Tneyvs
preme
Com
ity
mi
This
Koch,
7
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Surprise Party at Tasseyyile,
‘ too lat
thes
*
birthd The follow
Mrs. Mi
Mildred
Mrs
his
present
i" Roxa
T Swan
Ralph Tressler
Mra W, 8B
Stoner,
8 and
and Stanley,
Martz, Mr
tickert and
Lillian, Mr
William, Mai
eon
and
D. T
Reuben
Mrs.
&
nnd
Alma
daughter
David Glasgow
Mary. Edith, Alice and Dorothy
Mra. W. GG. Runkle and
Janet, of Bellefonte; Mr.
and Mra. H. A. McQlellan, Eugena
and Dean McClellan, Mrs. Bennet and
Gerald, Mr. nad Mrs. Harry Ul-
rich and sons Kenneth and Richard,
of Bellefonte; Mra. W. R. Stoner, Bd-
na Stoner, Esther Stoner, Mrs. Henry
Stoner, Harry Crummey, Clyde Helms.
LAIN MPS ANIBAA ADAG.
The eleventh district of the Centre
County Bunday- school Association,
comprising Centre Hall borough, Pot:
ter and Gregg townships, will hold a
convention at Spring Mills, Friday,
May 8, afternoon and evening.
and
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30 Aeres to Potatoes,
price received last fall
| the present extremely low price farin
ers are receiving for potatoes is not
of the
Penns Valley
H, Decker
LL Wiliam PF. Coly
to plant
| disheartening BOMO6 potato
| Erowers in among them
his
being Harvey and land
lore
Last ven
4000 bushels
fo
the
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Prisoners Win Certificates,
ts ——————— i <————
World Flicres a State College.
— A SANNA
Fire at Wolfs Store,
two story build
Gilbert, Wolfs
destroyed by fire
The
usal
A
ng be
1 Store. wa
Monday
the
aliy
mo
iructu
n
ng lower part of
for bila
storage
Ramithing
The in
posed to have been caused by a
the flue falling the
and
upper for fire
per 1 ire
#park
on shingle
Card of Thanks,
The undersigned desire to express
their heartfelt thanks to the friends
and neighbors of thelr father. the late
James B. S8pangler. fo the kindly as
sistance rendered dur Rg the period of
their sorrow. Rebecoa 8. Wolfe and
John J. Spangler.
If you like good musle, instrument:
al and vocal, go to Grange hall Sat-
urday evening of this week, when the
Mifflinburg band and singers will en-
tertaln in Grange hall. See other
notices elsewhere; also posters.
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MORE CHILDREN BORN ©
FARMS THAN IN
N
TOWNS
Birth-Rate
Cent,
24 Per
luges,
Per
anda
Vil- |
Fifty-two
In Clties
Than In
on Farms
Greater Than
ent, Greater
Report Shows,
A sss
ter from Lebanon f ounty,
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Entertainment To-Morrow Evening.
M 1 \ i
Laxige Kye
lesmyue having 1
There will songs between TE
Admis
for
11
aii
\
son,
hit
Cents
good lively n
15 and 25
RA A A SH AN,
A Carload of Fertilizer,
.
We are ready to take care of the
needs of farmers in Penns Valley with
the best grade fertilizer, a carload of
which has just been received You
will find the price right, and the qual.
ity equally right. Every order given
prompt and courteous attention. May
we serve you? «= MeCLENAHAN'S
GRAIN HOUSE, Centre Hall
A ———————— a_i,
Agency for Magazines, |
Anyone desiring the popular mage
azines, also scientific magazines eto,
will find them at my home. ~1. C. Meo:
Clenahan, Centre Hall adv,
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
Anna M.
Jane A.
grad:
ntre Coun-
nights
was
of Cen-
ture
oline
the place
and evens
have gone
entioned as
Hol»
Since
combina+
train on
satisfac.
the least.
between
d Petersburg.
ent tewo«coach and
wn mall and
branch
we
CXpress oar
the in givir entire
Bg
y in
tion are not
worry ng
Erdman West, New Brunswick,
New Jersey, has resigned his position
With the State Department of Agris
culture in New Jersey, where he has
been plant pathologist and chief furs
tery inspector for the past seven
Vears. He has accepted a plant Pa
tholoy fellowship with the State Unie
versity of Florida, at Gainesville.and
Will also do work on the diseases of
subtropical fruits Mr. West is a
graduate of Penn State, class of 1911.
Mre West, who was formerly Miss
Ruth Lambert, of Centre Hall, with
her son, Erdman, Jr, and Mr. West's
invalid mother, will join Mr. West in
Florida at the close of the school
term in June ”
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