VOL. XCIX FORMER POTTER TOWNSHIP WOMAN REACHES 100 YEARS Franelseo, She of Life, Ways. Resident of San Rounds Out Full Century —Hits Change In Youths’ Mills, Pa., A Reporter: vou 1 find Francisco it ¥ This rema at Milroy, M Her maide Straley. Her Potters Mills fed lif township. Mrs Now ter rs ug wi | | n publish Kab Pili n born near rs of th Potter Yeu ei man in visit to Pennsylvania was ri summer of 18068. She has been § © Dy has ini Mifflin Your LIZZIE Pennsyly many eO) relatives In lowing appears the years 18 a long Catherine Sia and it meditation « 1d the thi of the world And Mrs. Slack should day ting on tury one says Mrs, ! ves one the world gi n cramento street, 1 time for ngs To cen- Know. she is st: the Sect having celebr her birthday of he i hundredth a weanderful wom as mentally Kes Fomen not h 3 Reens pace she OOK Over unfoidin Veur she | 3 evervthir rye Crossed the Plains, 186 wher Is “Such Carryings Onl™ mining enginee; veloping the Two famous other <h 1 dren. tumed Away FARM CALENDAR Timely Reminders from The Pennsylvania State College Proteet Conerte } weather, concrete prevent rai Sand, During hot, work sl covered to while lin nn setting and inkets may After the or bl ering the forms sprinkle concrete with a week two Plant Only Evergreens Now ornamental this pianted ind trees should be time Only evergreens between the midd of : © of the middle Rentem the deciduous ter the middie gromnd is trees can and er, materials, of however, October. mulched this planted even in Decembe; Mik In Masha way to make wet pour Hitle milk In the mash at noon. Just enough liquid be used to moisten what (the will clean up. Bpray Spuls OfteniPotatoes should be. sprayed at intervils of 10 days up to the time the vines die. The longer the crop can be kept growing} the larger the yield to be expected. Edueatnon Calls and Pays Farm papers everywhere are running stor- des hbout agricultural education and on foot of next column) Intter t3 be in Inte Novem ber Use easy and to hopper should birds novel mash is a ON TO NOVA SCOTIA, Pa and “Beersheba” Takes amd Ma and Kid Kirkpatriek Miss Kirk. patrick to Far North In Safely. Nova August ' Parrshoro, Neotia, 16, 1920 for vou have been news paories on ths 2 3 n ont of ta, We Bangor t there Stephens went from 0 Nt ito New Br ick Nova ing, by way unsw in Scotia since Moncton Amherst. of E of Parrshoro visited Tru: at The and ivangeline Pennsylvania nountains steeper than Hall, and He Rone Old N BOMme ittany back mountal the Dey stop] " —————— ss James Searson arsonage, fuys P ———— A —— SO —————— Hunters Buy Camp Site, te nd and hundred nearly way CONRoY While fey the main i to Purpose gathey bring tog of the fn h the "Mm Ings vit branches (nis n social int OUrse, epee to after siden of Hebersburg, hin meeting to o had Of rder and Di financial read by =, Millheim, and a W. Blerly, cashier National ban heen fatement WY Of K, the tren Oy Ti main speakers Brungart. of attorney Miss Verna who were Washington, an the government; Rebershurg: Rev of the Pittsburgh district. he is serving on a Lutheran He 8 a son of James, PP. Frank, Reberpburg. \ The officers who wire re-elected to continue in thelr respective capacities, and it was de cided that the third reunion should be held on the third Baturday in August 1026, on Grange Park, numa (Continued from previous column) how it pays. The Pennsylvania State College has room for some qualified freshmen In the agricultural courses Does your boy crave an agricultural education? Don't disappoint him. is emploved by Mr. Cellier. of Oris Frank, where field. of served last year ENCAMP En Baturday, ampment Gi fo August and Falr tines 20th Opens innual ing Improvem Vea Nore exhibns dena impers iil riment n the opening Sunday Ihe Lag. Program. 29 Saturday. P BOOTLEGGE RS. f Rn fessor Decker Valley—tiencral of Seven James Sti Zerhy to Operating in Cleaning 1 Mountains in » Progress, NE beaten itracted the nn Mountaine, t 1 from the back of Spring than over is om Heve Hint the ih hte in Valley road highe cent. hours, from {Georges Is. Machines tf one roads at of power went The greater came an adjoning undoing of Zerfy sub-agents of the select one-half per | these all of them The his dispose came trough to wi flic who were too stuff, not { their oy he iy yg ing ent ive © cus | tomers The official Priva F. A and Davis, the Mifflin | detective, figured in the arrest {of agninet Zerby Troop 8 M.. A oounty lack private citizens who have the in the Reven must cleaned up. and effectually. ———— A ASP SAI SPRING MILLS William Bittner contemplating a trip the West, probably Nebraska Harry Leitzell. his many friends and relatives, Charles Bartges Jr, and Mrs. Blanche informer H. Mar trooper the PV second Intter {was te ley, these are that Mountains cleaned declared nests be up in fo at Lock Haven. A ®ranger Monday morning and landed In Wii. lam Hettinger's field with his auté upside down. He was not hurt. A MIO A ASS. W. E. Tate, overseer of the poor of Centre Hall borough, will sell at pub- lic sale, Saturday afternoon of week, the personal property of Bame uel H. Runkle, who for some time has been in the Danville State hospital. 1M. bang 8 PM ress COT Play Gran “rts { Prog we Sunday, Aug. 80-2 P A i Homi N ly Invi Monday, Ang. 31-—Exhib ing xhibits 3 P A Taesday, Sept, a PrP M ind Bervice Spe ial mus ping © é I. and 7 M 1% Wednesday, Sept. xhébits (i ng ng x 1h A 11 . ii \ M M LiTHnNge Hon P Ban 5» Ntate Friday, Sept. 4 Duy Grange Encampment Notes, (reer Irrehe Band CENTRE (OU NTY ROAD WORK TO COST 85235000 A MILF hic Over Filled Highway fo Be Allegheny Moun- falns and Graded, consty nitre between Snow Shoe It Interse: Matilda 8 almos n length Anothe Highway undes t Port Matilda Lakes to-Neq RC ghway at It elght and long, the fourth cross Nittany Mountain, Pleasant and Centre a. tri two in in all mountain hae difficult work this wg will oonned with ald nine section a- connecting Hall, and i= length. This been found The | for Eagle, nlies in between while in Gap file over miles and The is $121,106.00 tt ——— County Veterdns Asso, to Meet 62nd annual of the Centre County Arsocin- tion will held at Grange Park in connection with the Grange End amp ment and Fair, on Wedesday, Sept. 2, at 10:30 a m. Come and share the pleasure of the day, meeting comrades and exchanging reminiscences of long AgY, renewing memories of days spent on the battiefield and by thd camp fire Veterans of are cordially invited to join our shattered ranks of the boys who wore the blue from 61 to '65. All veterans who wear the will be admitted free the grounds. Prominent speakers address the gathering, and the furnish for the ocoasion~W, H. Bar- cont price gation Centre The reunion Veterans Club be 11 an wars to ————— A ———— Three thousand tons of stone were cushed at a quarry on one of the Col Theodore Boal farms, better known as the D. J. Meyer farm, near Linden Hall. The work was done by the State and most of the stone were hauled on the State mad betweeh State College and Boalsbuyg. % 1925. Prospeets for Clover Seed. Not ins in Im such a juxis common red clos There Ball Games Next H Burned at Mlmont, $ ——— New School HWS, igned town ship residents road connects the roads between Royer (8 A ends one as "Cross lane tan Georges the the Frank Frank road Hil The report points farm The Min w Fleisher thei; ay and sectnd Pine Foy voy iRym inkey? Carson farm Stone at the not from school house, viewers have filed The viewers k. woodring, He AAG A SANA AAAS. Large Lutheran Congregation. The United Lutheran America hae sixty-nine congregations membership oven One thou sand. and of these forty are in Penn: svivania. The two congregations in the three thousand are Kounize Memogial, Dr. O. D Ba'guly. pastor, Omaha, Nebr. which lists 3.684 con- firmed members, and Zion Lutheran, lev. Wm. Popcke, pastor, New York city, listing 3.181. The three in the two thousand cin=s are St. Peter's, J. Helschmann, pastor, Brook: with 2876 confirmed mem: bers: Zion Lutheran Church, Dr. Er nest A. Tappert, pastor, Johnstown, Pa, with 2,719, and Bt. Peter's Dr. H. G. Sperling, pastor, Kitchener, Ont. with 2.306 members, SL MI MLB The Lewistown fair is on this week. AR MM A DOHA. A special meeting of the members of Sunset club ls scheduled for Thurs: are H. B College; and K|hat- K ined CB ariing Ntate Swarta. tu Wi Steele, surveyor, IL. E lefonte, Church in whose im Class — i HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS. 1¢ { “trie inte Bulle Mi hi Lee, in Ha daughe Mrs name 14 a re an f hose m They : . and { As en wae a to accompanied motoring an chile dren. 8 N. Wise K. Zelling and wife, 1 of were Sunday visitor it My Ada R CGireenhoe. ie also a Miriam, J Oirrstown, the Lutheran Bite, sister guest there the fall Florida, the last tuts widow Butz, who at the the editor of Other guests and Mra Jacob Hummel! and of Lewisburg parsonage Mrs nd when La of will rema she she nn until ate i in return to has been Mma | of the late Howard time of his death the Hunttegdon were Mr daughter, wi whete w spending few inters, 3 ix the Was Globe, When a painter with suc speed that combustion takes place in his hip pocket, it ia eve idence that he is doing a good day's work, That what happened Johns M. Coldron, the painter and decorator not #0 long ago. He was painting a porch floor when he passed through the unusual experience of feeling aff unusual heat in the region of the seat of his pants. Yt was a hot days of course, and oe the artist was works ing the brush, he felt the heat growing more intense, but a pull on his overs alls relieved the situation once, twice and thrice. The warming up then bes came #0 real that he was led to make an investigation of the contents of the hip pocket, and to his astonishment the waste put there a few hours pres works gpontancous i= nN Ls AA gion) rl vious was discovered to be on firey ag *
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