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Dotterer: W. F shier:; Marvin yrs ‘harris
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Webhersburg
Helen How,
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Homan
G. Homan;
Holstein—Fi
Brothers,
tany. Peters B
Port Matilda, Second—M T
le Bros; W. F. Rish-
Bros J. Fred
ed "Black; Peck
Brothers, Ww F
V. Brungart
V. Brungart;
BR. C Valker
Rishel: Hartle
Bros, Nit.
Way
WwW. F
Bellefonts
Hettinger: Mrs
Madisonburg: Mrs. A
Merl Rice. Bellef
lan, Ifnden Hall:
Pleasant Mrs
Mra. Ad
East
Mrs
Hockenberr
chy, Lewisburg
Ma-lp G. Lau
Bros. | peasie 2
Milking Short
orn—First: P 18%
CALF CLUB EXHIBITS—F
Brooks, Bellefonte Effie Keller,
] fonte; th Tibhben
efonte; fourth, Jeli
fonte,
SWINE
ishel; second,
China—First:
tilda: J. V
nite;
second .
“ : {sya
Charle
Arthur
fonte;
holder
Second, Mrs W
Dona-
Mrs.
Williams
Zorby Irene Zer
Ww PF.
Poland
Jerkshire—¥First,
Ww. . ish
Peters Bros,
Brungart Hartle
Second—Hartle Bros.;, Peters Bros; jy,. Mrs Hagan; Mrs. Ew
J. V. Brungart. Third—J V. Brun-|yodon Mill Marion Confer
gart; Peters Bros heim: Mrs. R. 8 Boal. Altoona
Chester Wh B.C. Dotter es Mrs. W. H Hett
er: L. O. Corman and Son, Beech Or Mrs. Tibhen
Second—L. O. Corman: B. C. Dx Mrs. Roy Ada
Third-L. O
Dotterer.
SHEEP.—First, C
ills; L. MM. Musser,
Mra MM ret
H arg
Mra P. 8 Brady:
Mary M
itesg—First
Corman and Son
Hart¢
use. Third, C
POULTRY. Plymouth R
John Delaney: H. E. Hennigl
Mills i. H E. Hennigh
hard ‘Ep Rex’ jos
Robinson
8
Seco
} her Boy Dutrow: = +. 162 points y
Walker, Spring Mitls Judges In AN Departments,
FARM PRODUCTS. —Fiu Ory leneral Livestock. T. B. Keith
Hosterman, Aaronsburg in slhiege: Dalry wttle EB
mer, State Ci
Woe
Henry Zerby: Bessie Zerb)
Ww Miarence Musser
Zord) William
Mrs. George
Mra
Hartle
sdward: 8
Igner
laney
Spring
Irene
Mills
Wert,
Grove
Charles Geor
ive a
Pine
Second,
Mills
Mrs Charles
George Long: Irene
Hosterman; John Delaney
terman, Aaronsburg: Lincol
M. T. Zubler: Mm
Willa Blauser, Spring
Zion: Henry Zerby
Third, William Col
Mrz. Cleve Eungard
FRUITS. Past, F
Betty Grove, 3
Harry
Bellefonte;
Mra. Franklin
nard Brooks: T. 1. Malrs, State C
Naomi Hironimus: Mre W. H. Het
tinger, Spring Mills; Irene Zerby, Mrs
1. C. Miller Madisonburg: CGarence
Musser: John Eby.
Second, F. W. Evey; Earl
Harry Dinges: Anna L. Grove; Lincoln| five hoys and
Witmer: Elwood Evey, Lemont; T. Lity
Mairs; John Delaney; Mrs. A. ©
John Eby: Bernard Brooks: Mrs
Ishler: Mrs W. H Hettinger
White: Mrs. L. C. Miller: Mrs
Wert: Mrs. Frank McClellan
CG. Wagner
Third, John Defaney
sarl Delaney: Elwood Evey: Lincoln} who pl
Witmer: FF. W. Evey: Mrs. Franklin} which
White: Bond Bible, Aaronsburg: Mre fof
M. T. Herman: Mrs. C. H Eungard
Spring Mills: T. 1. Maire: ~~ Charla
Wert: Mre W. H. Hockenberry, West] 80.5 per cent;
Brownsville: Mrs. L. C. Miller: Mrs per
Charles Arney Penna, Furnace,
VEGETABLES. First, William ¥.|Tibbens, Bellefonte
Wiyer: Clarence Musser: Mra Chas
Wert: Lincoln Witmer; Bessie Zerby
Willa Blauser: Mrs Franklin Sharer
Mrs. W. H. Hettinger: Mabel Eungard
Spring Mills: Mrs. R. G. McClellan. Lin
den Hall: Clarence Musser: Mrs. Geo
Long: Mra D. G. Wagner: Mrs. George
Brown. Pine Grove Mills: M. T. Zubler,
Spring Milla: Mra George Bloom, Belle
fonte: Bond Bible: Frank C. Hennigh:
Mrs. ¢*. H. Bungard; Mrs. M. T. Her-
man: Henry Zerby.
Second. Beasle Zerby: Irene Zerby:
Mra. CC. H EBungard; William Colyer;
Mrs. Wm. Hettinger; Mrs. C. H. Bun-
gard: Mrs, George Bloom: Clarence of Centre Hall, third prize of $70.00,
Musser: Mre. Frank Dashem: Mrs. D. | Washington Grange of Pine Hall fourth
G. Wagner: John Benner: Kenneth prize of $60.00 and Victor Grange of
Ishler, Bellefonte; Mrs. Frank McClel- | Lemont fifth prize of $50.00.
lan, {
Third, Mrs. W. H. Hettinger,
ence Musser: Mrs. Charles Wert;
sie Zerby: Helen White: John Demney
Mra.) Result of Grange Play Contest.
Zerby ris rst Place-—-Washington
igton Grange
War
Grange
% "oo
sTang
ow j0@AN
Progress
Stats
Rev. C
lace-—Penn Grange
1 11
Mills: Hazen
war
are
yer; M
Ww y Xe
llefonte; Lincoll
Dinges: Mrs MT
FF. T. Whitehill
Bar
ollege
mont.
Witmer
Herman,
Lemont: Sharer;
in the Live
Contest,
Winners Stock Judging
A boyw' iris’ lve stock
Oontest
of
ment
and g judging
nducted on Wednesday
Encamp-
twenty
was oo
the Grange
There
m
weale at
Delaney. and Fal
last
wears
girls fr Centra
the
were
coun
Two
one
competing in contest
Grove, | lasses of
judged,
of Poland.
gtoek
Dome cows and
Helen
Charles
Mrs. D
Holstein
hogs
winners of the contest
Averaging
together
woe
o Ore
China
The
cided by
were
the 80¢
Money prises
to the
contest
in
two cl
“ROS
Harry Dinges: ° five
of
awarded
in
is the
bons
and
highest the
the following
final placings
Tohn Wasson, State College, 39.2
Orvie Hosterman, Aaronsburg
John A Wood
cent; Albright
Charles
ol
at order
their
per
““ cent
Stover,
alph
78.5 per cent
73.3 per cent
69
ward
in one of the remodeled stock build
ings now used for exhibits another
class, five of the subordinate Oranges
of the county made group displays
They covered every phase of farm pro-
duction. The fieid the garden, the or
chard and household arts. Everyone of
them was interesting in the extreme
Carefully sélected exhibits attractively
arranged, they constituted a show In
themselves, Spring Mills Grangs was
awarded first prize of $100.00: Logan
Grange of Pleasant Gap got the mec:
ond prize of $30.00; Progress Grange
of
Mar i ————— I ATTRA
flea. | Although many farmers are ready
ito sow wheat at this time, little seed-
Mre. BR. OG. McClellan; M. T. Zubjer, | 10g will be done until about the 20th,
Mra. A. OC. Grove: Prank Hennigh: Mrs, due to the desire to avold the rav-
Frank McClellan: Mabel Bungard: Mrs, ages of the fly. Before the fly became
George Brown. “wich an annual pest. seeding was done
BEGGS. First. M. T. Zubler; Mm. D. with the best remilts between August
25th and September 10th, The State
‘agner: Zerhy. Second, Mrs,
Ss 2 Bering ve, W Bet Agricultural Department gives out
er: Mrs''. H. Eungard: Frank Hen. that the acreage being prepared for
nigh Third "Clarence Musser: John | Wheat in the State ia one per vent
Robinson Spring Mille ! or about 12.000 acres less than last
SEOME, ECONOMICS. Canned Fruita,” °F 1331000 acres
Vegetables, Meats and Baked Goods,
First, Mrs, W, H. Hettinger; Mrs. D.'
G. Wagner; Bessie Zerby: Irene Zer
by: Mrs. George Brown, John Eby!
Mrs, Franklin White; Mrs. A. C. Grove,
Mrs, George Long, Mrs. Ada Long;
Mrs, Franklin Sharer; Bara Foreman.
—————— A SAAT ATA,
—
The hotel and all of the homes en:
tertaining tourists in Centre Hall were
fille on Sunday hight. Sunday being
followed by Labor Day was responsible
for the flood of travelers who wmought
entertainment hege for the night,
RE-OPENING OF SPRUCETOWN
METHODIST
First Serviee Monday Night,
THURSDAY, SE
PURCHASE LATENT
THRESHING OUTFITS
IN
triet Superintendent Morris
Preach—No Finanelal Drive,
Next
opening of
\ This
weeks
Sunday
¢ has Des
period
in
of servi
10}
he re-opening week
nignt,
Rishe
Monday tember
Ww.
San
Rev fusser, Rev. Mov
Wingart 1 of Lancaster
county, and representing the faitl
Mennon
which
he d at
Red Mi
The
wera
the conducted the servi
attended and we
2t
near
were
3 4 ov +
the § ge he
the the
farm
ol
Mennontes have
# ners
It appears
sorbed what was known
This
sit of
toliec congregation jatinn
or brotherhood
haptist
grow the
in
jrishes In
the 16th century
and
aimed Mennonit
who lived from
a leader
They are
military
and to infant
simp
living
movement
flo
It . Nn
and still Europe the
Keates
1492
the sect
Menn
155%
n
to
Simons
and became
the Netherlands
taking oaths
learning
of
io
theologic al
tism, holding
and worship
arate ©
to great ity
and
immunities
—— AI AA —
Homan Motor Co. Car Sales,
Bales of cars and trucks not previous:
often in
|
ay
noted below
of Cincinnati,
tof Company
Charles E. Tabe®,
ton truck: W. BE. Yearick, Spring Mills
coach: Ralph LL. Mitchell, Milesburg
coupe: William Seckinger, Centre Hall.
conch: William Harina, Potters Mills
coach: Mogris Phillips,
half«ton truck: C. E. Friese,
burg, ton truck.
C—O —————
Wwilllams—Henney Reunion.
The Bellevue (Ohio) Gazette makes
reference to a family reunion in which
a number persons in Penns and
jeorgea Valleys are directly interest.
ed. Among the speakers, as the re
printed news article indicates was 8i-
mon P. Hennigh, of this pace, who in
August accompanied Mr. and Mrs 1.
Y. Moyer to their home in Cleveland,
after having attended the Rearick ro-
union in Georges Valley, The Gazette
says:
The seventeenth annual reunion of
the Williams Henney families was held
at the home of D. BE. Williams, east of
Milan, Bunday.
About 125 members assembled at five
tables which had been spread from well
filled baskets,
After dinner meeting was called to
order by the president D, BE. Willams.
A very interesting history of the Hone
ney family was given by 8 P. Hen
nigh (who spells his name the origi
nal way) of Centre Hall, Pa. We ale
80 listened to remarks from KE. A,
Henney, Alton, Ti; J. L. Henney, of
Columbus, and C. BE. Henney, Marian,
Little Alta Emiinger, of Toledo, ene
tertalned with songs and recitations.
are
Mifflin.
of
Boal Farm
The Boal
8 s0ld
Sold for $10,004,
stm AAU IIA
110 Potato Growers Attend
Transporting School Children.
At P
a . wanting of
wer fw fig »
ar
Valley ¢
res otters M
wan schoo
okott
Nothen,
mage
Cider Press
The will Ader at
Wed
the
undersigned
cider prass overs
unti
F. Bhook
— a a
SIXTY- THREE FROM CENTRE
COUNTY TO ENTER PENN STATE
nesday beginnin this week
K
SOCIO] ed FOOTE
Furnish
Largest Number—Three from Cen
tre Hall to Enter Freshman Class,
1170
the Pennsyvahia
fab freshmeh are
Centre county He
students who will
Htate
Among the
College
thia
as
sixty three
future Penn
Bond L
Dorothy
Bible, Aaronshurg
M. Bloom. Péter G. Meek.
Nichols, Virginia M. Spang
lor. Helen E. Stover. all of Bellefonte
Margaret Lause, George E. Luse,
Neff, all of Centre Hall
Clifford E. Horner and James O
Thompson, both of Lemont
Robert T. Quick, Moshannon .
Withur BE. Brown. James RL. Dueck,
and Dudiye D. Warner, all of Philips
burg
Helen M. Kepler. Pine Grove Mills
Kermit I. Meyer and William F. Ty-
son, both of Rebersburg
Milton W. Etters, Snow Bhoe
William Leroy Bottorf, Harlan GG.
Deninds, Velma Mae Egolf, Elizabeth
Everett, Marjorie W. Fisher, Russell
K. Fishburn, Stevenson W. Fletcher,
Rosemary Forbes, Stephen A. Forbes
John V. Foster, Huge K. Frear, How-
ard R. Gravatt, William 8. Green, Mary
1. Haller, Leroy A. Heberling, William
P:. Houswey, William 8. Hodgkiss, Leon
A. Hurwitz, Harry R. Ishler, John R.
Kessinger, Esther A. Krumrine, John
R. Lonberger, Helon M Mamuardt,
Marga A, Maule, George R. MeFar.
land, Marte BE. McMahon, Kathleen M.
Meek, Ronald BE. Meyer Margaret M.
Miller, 8yvia M. Mullin, Christ D. Mus
ser, Dorothy 1. Newell Russet! E. Reed,
lavian B. Shaw, Emeline M. Smith.
John H. 8nyder, Kathryn M. Strouse,
Charles BE. Stoner, Harold ©. Stoddart,
Margaret 1B. Tachan, Geraldine E. Wag
ner, Reginald D. Wood, and Horace D.
Wrigley, all of Btate College
E
Joseph B. Ramer, Tussey villa,
James H. Malone, Wingate,
PINE GROVE MILLS WINS
B. B. CHAMPIONSHIP
BOALSBURS
Movers
Musee
(Continued on inside page)
——————————— A AGATA
Fined on Grange Park.
ewisown well
the Harrish
on Wed-
sellifig his
Orlando of
vam wafers for
Co was arrested
Fair
having
Ofando
comply
of the for
without
FV
nesday
wares game under
suitable was notified
three
and upon
Pleasant
with the law
I, Tressel of
Health Officer
and at a hearing be-
Cyrus Brungart, Orlando
wane fined $15.00 and costs
Mr. Tressel informed
that certain Centre Hall
are selling cakes which are not prop
coveryd. The law requires that
all foodstuffs be protected with a suit
able covering
times to
refusing, J
Gap. State
caused his ar
ov
Test
re "Squire
Reporte
the
store Keepers
ory
—————— A A TATA
From Preshyterian Manse.
The Kirkpatricks returned from a
month's vacation spent among friends
at Kennet Norristown, Ches
tor. West Chester, in Penna. and Wil
mington, Del. and Wildwogg N. J
John Kirkpatrick spent tH% week end
Watkins Olen. New York, with a par
ty of friends who motored therefrom
Lancaster and State College. The par:
ty was comprised of Mr. and Mrs
John Haugh, Mr. and Mrs, Hubert and
Hubert Junior Haugh, of State College,
and Mr. and Mra Martin Hammdnd,
and daughter Helen. of Lancaster,
1 1. A Sweetwood, who accompanied
the Kirkpatricks home from Philadel
phia, spent several days with his friends
in Centre Hall. making the Presbyter-
fan Manse his headquarters while rus.
tivating among his many friends. Mr.
Bweetwood is busy ndw as road super.
visor of construction work in three of
the southeastern counties of the State.
He makes his home in Norristown, that
Heing the center of his field of labor.
Last Thursday Simon Foreman, Mrs
Shaver and Rev. Fred Cox and wile
surprised Rev. © Kirkpatrick's family
with a visit, remaining over for a din.
ner of roasting ears, ete. Mr, Foreman
and Rev. and Mrs, Cox are residents of
Mt Union: Mrs Shaver is from the
“Windy City,” Chicago.
ES ————— i a ————
Square,
. It's all over for another year,
| TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
elimis
of doe
the as
though
plan
slaughter
overed by
York,
and his
fae
of
16 bone
wd to pay
Mr. Balle¥
nourred
county
nated at
the man
pped,
miley,
clating
Three
5 "
wen
State have
reputas
winners af
this
of the
will
Penn dairymen
selected
ae judges to pick
several fairs outside the
month. A. A. Borland, head
dairy department at college,
judge all breeds at the West Virginie
State Fair in Wheeling, Sept. 5. E B
Fitts, in charge of dairy extension, will
piok the winners at the Interstate Pair
in Trenton, N. J. Sept. 28th. R Ri
Welch, dairy extension specialist, wil
judge dary cattie and calf club exhibits
at the Bridgeton. N. J. fair, Sept. 20.
popularity
Such &
was staged by the Stephenie
Farm Bureau on Labor
Day. The contest revives a practice
that was common throughout the
States before all the open country was
fenced. The judging is done on this
moore: Volume of voles, 30 points]
carrying quality of woice, 30 points;
musical quality of 10 points;
the appeal the call would have on the
cow, 30 points. Any call may be used
A silver cow bell i= an acknowledged
ideal trophy for the winner,
Rev. Dr. 8. M. Roeder, pastor of the
Reformed church at Olen Rook, York
county, celebrated the fiftieth annie
versary of his entranc, to the mine
{istry on Sunday. He began his pase
Ltoral work at the Reformed chuch if
Centre Hall, on August 25th, 1878, fol«
lowing Rev. William H. Groh. one of
whose daughters later became his wife
The charg, at that time was divided,
an additional charge having been form<
ed. Rev. Rosder was the first Reforms
el pastor to have his residence here.
The fifty years of his ministry have
been spent at four places—Centre Hall,
Elizabethtown, Manchester and Glet§
because of
the
thelr
ton
State
the
A novel
in Minos is
contest
son county
contest gasnung
“cow calling.”
violce,
Rock.
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