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"VOL.CI.
MRS. LETTER.
New
Turkey, Under Form of Govern-
ment, Show
Seat of Culture Arouses Interest
yy be
Just a few vords out Tur
fore 1 tell you of ot sit to
We ) Constantin
ople ac
LE
Athens
found
ting and looking more like our-
selves th in Egy Palestine. The
men
Amerie
most
and
in
the 1
dressed |
women
on gtreets were
|
men and while the
dres
cape
in
black, with
they did
The
1 Nrogress
rapid progr
were ged in i
hood affair,
have their faces cove
government
found
ident Mosques
eto. not true
was a Turkish woman, well
and English fluently. |
top of note was at Atheng
t 1 of art and is
art treasures.
historians, phil:
who have
glory. Our
Acropolis
not |
red. new
has made
that
turning
and we the stories of the
new Pre o into
dance 1} were Chay
local guide
educated
next
spoke
Our
Athens
rich
It hs
osopher
is the rthplace
historical
i
8
in
18 produce
8 artists NG poets,
an ir ipersihable
to the
wonderful
given it
first v
formed
which
group of
Many
I.
ISit was
the most
imaginable
ed What
and admiration
and it can
Lins the an-
classical monuments
have entirely disappear
mains compels wonde:
It the
be 11 that
Athens
overlooks city from
seen a rem: of
gi0T) Dut
cient
the ancient cita-
Propylasum.
an
only
ent»
The
citadel
imposing
i
Mass
ther!
the
the deg
runs wis
the K
Parthens
in-
ng the
Athens sank
provin
Can-
TEACHERS IN SOME
NEARBY
SCHOOL
les Teachers.
wed T
fownship
sehool
A { vy y chaols OY ti
one of the
ind A
ny n with 1 but
{4 ing {x on h
tructor Hibert W.
ins
«een
th
M
file
TELE
new
is b instrud
in I
rs are Mrs y
W. N. Duck.
rammar;, Miles Br
A. Auman,
Vonada, at
directors
State
ot hi
ind
wincipal
Ziegler, ¥ fon
Tn
Miss Mabel
The
commended
tor for
game corps of whers over a |
riod of vears, explaining that it ¢
ated better understanding and relations
heads and
who haye
Rebersburg, T
with 27
with 10
Breon ead
primary
Madison
Weld
ind
hoard of
last
their
the in
of
policy
1é
fall by
spe retaining
t)
the Ph
re.
hool parents
Of
service
leads the list
Harry Ziegler is next
Mrs. Abbott and Miles
years, and W. N. Duck
scholars make up the
High school this year
Haines Township.
those
at
dren
in
chil
A
Auman
vears, Fifty
township
Miles
Aaronsburg High school,
-J. R. Haney. principal
Ralph Beahm.
S—~Alma Corman;
aul Zimmerman:
right: Woodward
14—Paul 8m
Ww bes
pupiis t
+
OF re
ron teach
primary
B ped wed Ba
Lone,
17--Wm
more
he enrolled inte
Township.
Harold
Ferguson
rammas
urwel £1
Hall
Pine
————————
May
Mount Gretna Lose,
2 Per Cent. of Appropr
1.664.581
Fa
$24
tary Do
a record
per
660.32
cent
many of
nine
fair
exhibited
Warren
firsts,
nt the
week. winning § two seconds
ur
sweopstake prizes
Arabian bh
widie Boy, were
Warren
nd two
The
ind
Lar
center
two wh
L
ie
the
certainly
Gres
puts
between reo0r
sa restful
told
Naples
mn
went
that
wou
nati
party
on
no certificate
others for ¥
a Fre
are very
thr
yoCinac”
and
snd
neh ship,
generous,
ny case put on ee new marks on
my right
The bay
with the
ghove it:
LTT
of Naples is very beautiful.
Hill st Elmo towering
to the eanet Vesuvius, and to
the west a hill crowned ith castles, We
are nicely settled at the Royal Palace
Hotel and will begin sightseeing after
lunch. It is very warm.
3y the time we reached Egypt we
had turned our watches forward sev-
en hours. Now we have turned them
back one hour, so we do feel we are
nearer home by an hour.
of
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This would be an awfully nice world
if every one in it, when young, would
become a candidate for public office
and then remain as affable during the
remainder of life asx during the cam-
palgn. .
—————— AP SASS,
Farmers living along the Brush
valley road as far east as the Dutrow
farm are now enjoying electrie serv.
fee. The line will also be extended to
the Keller, Homan, Crust and Luse
farms with one or more spurs to ac
wommodate others.
tion
clean
Goodhart
the
al
§ agra
11 lows exhibiton
won
Green County
weeks ago
18 pre
it
horses
The
yiums fair
REBERSBURG.
Mrs. Steward Weber from
Washington. were visitors at the home
of Mrs. Weber's mother, Mrs Henry
Meyer. Mr. Weber, who was formerly
a resident of this place, has a good
position in the post office department
in Washington.
The Misses Bottorf, Madam and
Long together with the Gephart sis:
ters, spent the week end at the Sam-
uel CGephart home.
Curtis Weaver and
leading. are at the home
Weaver, Br.
Prof. Henry T. Meyer, from Lewis
burg, visited at the home of his moth-
or for several days.
Mre. Edwin Guisewite, after apend-
ing the summer at Bellefonte, returned
to her home in Rebersburg.
Prof. Hancock has rented the Ida
Harter home,
The High school opened last Tues:
day with 50 students enrotied.
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Lancaster county has had thirteen
deaths from infantile paralysis.
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Vote for Diemer Pearce for County
Treasurer, on the Republican ticket,
next Tuesday. Pol. adv.
Mr nd
family, from
of Calvin
PA..
STATE 8, CONVENTION,
MN,
Oetober 12th,
1ith—Many
Centre
New
Continnes
1,618
should Be
Opens at Castle,
and Over
the Feachers In
in
ol
County Attendance,
magnzine
'
Protestar
he would}
wught to his
n
him grow uj vithout any religious In
struction
More
are being
methods
yf the
Churel its
task stand
irds cont Se
lar edu
wement. |
comsequent
and tea
‘hnique
Sunday
improve
al sessi
it ied
convention
of delegates
held
county
will exceed
any previous convention
and Cent
fiftoen
ivania.
alloted
nformation
Pennsy
has
and full
the
Jellefonte
in
hewn dele
ean he
Dat
gates
ured from county secretary,
jus Waite.
Ss ————————— A —-
Day of Freedom Costly.
Lester Sinclair, of
and Harry
were told by Judge Furst, of
tre county court, that os aped Mm
ers from the Rockview
expect no sympathy from the count
THR men who escaped last Thursdas
were apprehended the next day and
were taken before the court on eharges
of breaking and escaping
Sinclair was given a minimum sen
enos of two and one-half years and
Floray was given a minimum sentence
of five years. the sentences to start
at the expiration of their present
terms,
Henry W. White, of Centre Hall, is
credited with having discovered one of
the prisoners between here and Spring
Mills,
Chester county
county.
the Cen
ison-
prison need
Floray, of Monroe
an—— HAI
“Dad's Day,” October 1st.
The annual Father's Day celebration
observed each fall by students at the
Pennsylvania State College comes this
year on Saturday, October lst, It will
be a three-day program starting with
a student mass meeting on Friday eve:
ning, September 30, with parents re:
maining over until Sunday, the 2nd.
Features of the day will be the annual
meeting of the Assoclation of Parents
of Penn State, which now haf upwards
of 2000 members, and a variety football
game with Gettysburg College. Prep
arations are under way for the enter:
tainment of over 1000 parents.
SEP
M. F.
Thelr
Mr. and
Event
Mrs,
at
Rossman Celebrate
Home at Tussey-
ville,
Mir § Fi
ited the
home
at which
ind thelr
nd 4
The
were
and
plea
unded
hildren
other relatives
the
half century
the event
reflected
event
ntenanoces the
ev found sure
dren rand
ustom on
Danguet
iVen wi n
ns throughou
were
time,
he
ie entire day, th
seat of honor
couple given
very possible
there
the
and &
And
LOO ind
iid them VAs
cand-
ence D
wedding cake,
Rossman.
vas Miss Anng
John
find
Ww daughter
Wagner
Ener,
and Maria (Pauley)
Mr. Rossman a
Margaret
gon of
Rowpsmu
the
yomestead
(Fye)
at bride's
near
farm was
pine
we
1801
trees
SPrUoe
enact
In addition to taking
ard and engaging in
Mr. Gibbony gives
attention He has
Jersey
animals from
Unfortunately the
and he
offer
the
dajrying
herd of
and a
ihe
3
eleven registered cows
young
strands
problem pressing him,
no other solution than to
for sale the old farm and retain
orchard.
number of
fend
help
aeey
Jerney
is
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Trapped Inmates; Set Fire to Home.
Charged with setting fire to the
home of Torrence Schmoke, of Potters:
dale. in the extreme western part of
Clinton county, after having wired the
doors shut while three of the family
were inside the home, Russel Atonaged
nineteen, is in the Clinton county jail
and will be given & hearing before
Alderman Fay Doherty on Friday
afternoon.
It is alleged that Aton had been
paying attention to the daughter of
Mr. S8chmoke, who did not receive him
favorably, and that he came to the
home on August 16, and after lock
ing Miss Schmoke in the barn, he
wired the doors of the house shut while
her father, mother and uncle were in
the house, to which he set fire, it is
claimed.
They broke open the doors, but were
unable to save the house or any of the
furniture. No harm was done to the
girl,
I A PATNA,
Cider Press Open,
The I. W. Ross cider press at Lin:
den Hall will be open for business ev-
ery Wednesday In September, Oct, and
£
¥
I
f
1
Nov, or until the apples are all at.
-
0oy~
Lila
WPTION ON LARGE
MILL
HALL PLAN
Dend
Nelgh-
0. Consider
Be In
Farms
Which Will
bhorhbood of #80000,
Probably
nent.
our yean Las Deen Qs
f a committee representing Lock
and Hall
Business
Ha
Mill ock
Men's
chaser
other
HE Ty seeing a put
junted
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NO. 36
a
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS,
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
Mise
4d Mrs.
1066
school.
{ir of
he High
*
school
The
thout d¢
oldest county
Meen,
qd her
able
OEFEOT
per mn
we
yuht M
w
of Curtin. who
ninety~eighth b
to fully
It
rate
ne
enjoy
|
not be very
1 be
seems to he generally pre
the potato erop
and that the
Buliding Roads Through Forests,
A fe en mer
wd 1 ‘
C—O
Horses Sold Friday
¥
and Field Meet Altoona.
Annual
Track at
The Sevent} Pennss
id System
t of the empio)
Pennsylvania
is
n
defray
t the pultii
fen ye
nom
help
the
the
commiites
rged to
penises urred by
» LH
harge
it
leat
will be at
PORSCERINR
line, tak
there
all
special
estimated that
1200 contesants,
ability their
in various events which
consist baseball, track evenly,
trap and . rifle shooting,
and more than 30.000 visi.
from all points on
System from New
is
rare in
i
the
ng
hoyt
part
of
swimming
golf, et
tors pected
the Pennsylvania
York to St. Lous
Many of the groups attending the
meet will bring their own bands and
it is expected that there will be at
jeast 15 bands and drum corps, em-
bracing some of the best musical tal:
ent In the country.
The Cricket Field is an ideal spot
for holding an event of this Kind as it
is easily accessible from trolley and
steam cars and there are plenty of
gents for all and there is a good view
of the field from every seat
Ale
More Spiritudl Development.
Educational institutions were called
upon by President Coolidge to give
more mphasis to spiritual development
in an address dedicating the Lincoin
Memorial library at the South Dakota
State college, on Baturday.
“Our colleges will fall in thelr duty
to their students.” he warned, “unless
they are able to inspire them with a
broader understanding of the spiritual
AE i ta ————T
tubers
jefinitely
afr. Not
os
H the
a wpe
Judge
IVE red
1 for
eaided over
ounty court. It was
cial session held ; on Friday
Bair h apparently entirely
health after having
many months
Eighteen head cattle, the entire
herd on the Richard Brooks farm, west
Centre Hall, were given the bovine
tuberculosis test ast week. and not
an animal reacted
Eugens
lint
1504
n
As re
his been il
of
of
Asnron Harter, of Harrisburg, came
up to Centre county to spend a part
of an eighteen-day vacation period
among old friends. He was in town for
a part of two days last week. Mr.
Harter has been in the capital city for
more than thirty years and is now em*
ployed in the electric lighting plant con®
nected with the capitol. If he chose
to do s0 he could be put onto the ne=
tired list on pension. but he has tod
much pep to permit that at this time.
The supporters of Fleming for judge
who one loudly acclaimed that the
State administration was favorable to
thelr candidate, now bLewail the fact
that the Department of Mines, the
Department of Forests and Waters,
the Department of Labor. and the
Compensation Bureau are all interest:
ing themselves in the nomination of
Judge Furst. This Scott's Philipsburg
Ledger very much dislikes and says
so. Of course, =o jong as the Ledges
could make its readers believe that the
State administration was favorable 0
Mr. Fleming. the deed was not nearly
sb wicked. The Flemingists are on the
defensive, and 4 is a mighty poor de
GET OUT THE VOTE.
Ww
fense at that.