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WRITES
HOLY
BAYARD
Ol
MRS. ROGER
INTERESTINGLY
hrist,
With
¥ Lands Frequented By
and Is
Hallowed
isits
Deeply Impressed
NOSNes,
Mi Roger T
t
Holy 4
Holy
next trip
passed the
ascended Mount
f the
ot
pass
in the
jem, the
oan
near
Se
sacred
vie
oon we
shew-hrea
Bireh and a
ittle
wched {
distance
It
made
saw Bet! the
Jacob
ind
Abraham erected
Here !
tinuing
Palestine
dev
in
} ones and
amed
to
temple {
slept and dre
Lord.
on
his
Jeroboam
enter the fertile {
Pians
Fcuitur
we
being
Palestine
Cur
made
and
vis.
ing
bring
t to
satisfy
be s
the authenticity o
questined
Jesus had sted
the Woman of
rounded
G
tuse ne
never
sure that
f which
been we
there and tal
i8 now sur-
re ked to
Samari
by a m
The Tom
jand aroun
by Jacob t
reeks
ists, the
anean Many
reached by
the independent ti
great
expense
arge
enjoy
of
are
ive
ifice of comfort,
Met:
liner
and
The
limited
ancy
The General
trans-Atlantic
all the comforts
hotel club
guests wns strictly
wag no over-crowding:
cusine were of the
of trained stewards
at the beckon and call
ziger 1
where one
WH a
a
conveniences
number of
go that
the service and
highest: a staff
whs constantly
the guests,
In Cairo, Egypt.
a or
there
of
we saw the White
Pearl called Egypt. The landing form
alitles are very tedious and difficult.
so our Interest in Alexandria was not
so enthusiastic, but of course the
strangeness of it all Impresed us. and
our first sight of the Nile stirred us
to enthusiasm. It takes only three
hours to travel from Alexandira to
Cairo and we were soon settled com
fortably in the Victoria Hotel, Calvo,
which is a beautiful city, with hard,
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Musical Recital
Bethany Home Anniversary.
‘onference
ted
General (
of the 1 Ktates
Bel
Arrangements
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on
made
fou
held at
Friday
to ents
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STATE
Project Brings Back Funds
Sale of Lumber, Mine Props, Tiles,
Telephone Poles, Ete.
E
Department of Fe
retary Charles Dorworth, 0
the rests anda
Waters,
income
State
that
Forests
this week
Htate
reported
from the
ing the past twenty-seven years am-
counted to $638691.598, of which $375,
034.10 was deposited in the State School
Fund. During 19256 and 1926 the in-
come from the State Forests amount’
ed to $119,367.92. From the sale of
major forest products such as lumber,
mine props, ties, poles. posts, and cord:
wood, the sum of $67.183.65 was real-
ized. During this period 1,659,001 board
feet of lumber were sold, 212,606 mine
props, 46.523 ties, 45.602 posts, 2.043
telephone poles, 218,300 staves, and 18.
450 cords of pulpwood and chemical
food.
The receipts from the | easing
camp sites on the State Forests
ing the last two years amounted to
27,109.35. The sale of wood on the
stump returned $11,161.48 and mineras
$12.5606.15, while lesser amounts were
received from water leases. rights of
dur
of
dur
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HURSDAY.
of last
ur leaves
M
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ondas
beginning
admi
The Grange onference.
Penna. St
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of
149
Gardner,
National
Dr. Chas
oC Rankin Penna State
Grange, West Harry A. Cac
Master Ohio State Grange; Kenzia
Bagshaw. Master Blair county Pomo-
na lalph D. Hetzel, the President
Penna. State College: Emil Kantin
charge Landscape Architecture Exten’
gion. Penn State; R. L. Watts, Dean of
College of Agriculture, Penn State;
Miss Jean Evangeline McAllister,
teacher of Ridgway.
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Penn Township to Issue Bonds.
On September 20th, voters in Penn
township will vote on a propositon to
jesue bonds in the sum of $27,074 for
the erection of a school building and
equipping the same. The official no-
tices state the assessed valuation of
the property in Penn township ls $300.
687, and that the proposed indebted:
ness is geven per cent. of this sum;
that the district has no debt for school |
purposes, As ls customary. the notice |
does not state where the school build:
ing will be located. :
Furniss;
Priest Demeter
id
Ritualist
Chester
High
Xt ¥ “tf
(yrange Springs vi
ton,
of
volo,
quarter
the Week.
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Program for
Saturday, August i
sElinll game
Sunday, August 25th--
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Monday,
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Wednesday, August
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Thursday. September jsf = (irnnee
Next Year's Seed Co
This Fall,
nm
Says County
Potters Mills Hotel Register,
ames of we
H
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Wise, |
Mr ind
Shaeffer
county,
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M. Bowman.
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Jack
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Mr
Pa
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Pa.
and Mrs
Slagle, Dorothy
Mr. and Mrs
Ned Hiner, Geistown,
Mr
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BE.
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M. J. Chestnut. Har
F. A
Ringel,
agle, Charles
Johnstown,
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Hiner, Joe, Bruce and
Pa
and Mrs. Buckey, Leanora Buck-
James Buckey, Viola Hiner, Mrs
H. Maurer, Johnstown.
Jeanette Cuppett, E. H. Maurer, New
Paris, Pa.
(Geo. B. Snyder, Ray Berklison, EI
wood Chamberlain. Frank Weinhofer,
Andrew Dorie, Wm. Zimmerman, Frank
Meyer. Hugh Murphy, John Roodman.
W. BE. Baker, J. H Snyder, David A
Zimmerman, John G. Barder, Ira Rita
man, Luther Chamberlain, Shamokin.
James Downing, W. F. Downing. J. A
Virginia.
Sinle H. Hoy, W.
fonte.
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS,
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
k.
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of
or, Is
inter
Bars
using
oil to
now
Daniel
the
of
yv of
Mrs.
eaboutss
famile
the lo*
postal
advo-
norable
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man
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What
The adore
auto cident
hospital patient last
was driving ran into a
son of the late Rev. J
is one of the young nven injured last
fall when & car ran into a wagon, re
sulting in the death of one of his com*
panions. Engler lives at Port Matilda
near which place the accident hap
pened,
J A Ludwig, now living in Elkhart,
Indiana. Mre Hard was born in the
Dingess store building, where the Lud«
wigs conducted an cream parlor,
and was named for Virginia Geiss
{now Mrs. Miller, Philadelphia) who at
that time was a little girl and fre”
quented the Ludwig home. Mr. Hard
district service manager the Stu«
debaker Corporation of America, and
daughters, Gertrude and Mary. accom*
panied Mrs, Hard on thelr trip here.
w deg
vet
a result of an
Centre County
The car he’
tree. He is &
8. Engler and
fal Was a
week
Ce
for