. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1995, VOL. Cll. ———————— SEVEN IN HALL. PA pps WORK STARTS ON $25,000 GRANGE DORMITORY FOR PENN STATE JURED IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH Family of Michael McKay, of Pistol Plans Call HW { Hospital, Brick Following Martha a [TOWN AND COUNTY NENTS CASES BEFORE GRAND JURY. Went | 500 DEER KILLED IN | DAVID J. VONADA COMMITTED | MeKINNEY'S DISTRICT | SUICIDE BY HANGING With | Grand Jury Into Session of Rose Rev, in September 100 Women. Homer Knox HAPDENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS, pent, for Completion Ends Y.ife ; 1 i * Structure Morning, for Hunting Deer—Reports| Yoarl Monday Mornhng--Found Will House Are ‘entre County Monday Aecident Near Bullding Ming than 1 Does as Bucks | t \ lee a Station. other +3 fy «i Joh agoedl? AT! all requ wounds ured TOO, thelr injuries oth All Educational Ome of edueat in the Reformed (Un tiv Reformed chur day) . the The main for the afternoon ge “Leadership Helen B. Ammerman, “Advantages and Disadvantages Completely Graded 8 Rev. Roy Corman, “Leadership and Rev (Conference. two smal afternoon public is topos o and the Sham unday School” Sunbury World's | the Wm BB Convention” Gerhard. Freeburg. “Why and How ing”"—Rev. Fred D hia Evening Sessior “Now. Then, De It" Gerhard. Motion mer School Wentzel, Supper will of Leadership Train Wentzel, Philadel pleturea and = at 50 cents Yitaphone to Be Installed at the ellen Theatre at Cost of £15,000, “Phe SI Ea) y QL % lip LOCAL AND PERSONAL J. H. Detwiler on ! f exceptionally i heifers due to freshen short] Myers, They as a foundation for a Myers ia a T. A. Hosterman, Prof. J. F and Miss Elzabetl turned on Tuesday of Julian. are to be used herd. Mr gstockman of some repite future Wetzel jJartholomew re- ot them erations perfomed by Wilbur McClellan, employed by the State Highway Department, came home Thanksgiving Day evening and mained until Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mra J. FF. M&Clellan. The young man is located at Eldred, near the New York State line. south of Ol ean, He is engaged with a crew of surveyors who are making & final sur- vey of a concrete road runhing @reet- iy north from Lacabes, Mr. andl “Mrs, Bright Bittner, last week, moved from their home in Spring Mills, to that of Mrs. Bitner's mother, Mra. Louis E. Rossman, also at Spring Milla Tt will be recalled trat Mrs Rossman was very #ériously injured at the time her husband was Killed at Milton when the car In which the two were traveling was hit by a fast freight train. Mm Bitner will now be better able to take care of her moth- er, who while getting along very wel, requires much attention owing to a broken leg which is yet In a plaster paris cast. underwent dental surgical op- Dr. Vastine. Tere The Lone Pine hunters. of Johns town, located on the detour, killed a doe that was thought to be under weight, and to satisfy themselves as to their judgment an improvised scale was built. A board was ued for a scale beam, and for weights canned goods. a can of syrup and a bag of sug- ar, all tmving the net weight marked on them, footing up to fifty pounds, The pulled its end down strong. Wh night time came the deer wis taken 10 the State house where Rang: or used a spring scale to determine the true welght and found the calculations had been properly made, Ja x8 i | | i { i { | { omen oan proposed A wing end of tuilding oettnne Aare aside as upHe rr 1 3 tH wil et Wives Over rooms wifi be includ. bullding® servic iN face the contractors have which probably be and into the completed Soervice will Movs The enst Fast Christmas vacation. § will he erected rod, on al oan Mrs, Sharer Hit hy Ante, 7 Hospital ol ———— —————" Thanksgiving Donations at oupile tants sent original fi the pugriis ! mmihlic a greeting omepital tr cards 0 fits These firat pati t 5 cards, made by the sixth are of their own design and workmanship, and were highly tha tn grades appreciated by patients ~N ABANDON “OLD MAIN" The begrinning of the end for “Old Main” bullding in ita present form on the campus of tha Pennsylvania State College came this week. After seVen- ty years of dally use it ls now aband- Shed by student classes In thee Interdet safety, for the ancient structuthe is 16 ‘be’ rebuilt with steel and concrete bracings and used for college adminis. tration and ae student activities head- quarters. Old Main was the first, and for 30 years the only scademic bullding at State College. The first clase of 68 students was admitted to its west wing in February, 1865, About ten years ago the upper stories were condemned and later abandoned as men's dormi- tories. The building has long been un- safe for occupancy, and is being emy- tied as fast as space can be provided elsewhere for classrooms and offices All classes oxcept those held dn the main lecture hail on the first floor were moved to other buildings this week, making conditions more seriously crowded than ever. Every available bit of space ts being utilises, but many administrative offices are not moved. Until they can be located elsewhere nothing can be done towards remodels ing the building. — SH ———— AM SR Youngest Penn State Student Is 15. The youngest students at the Penne sylvania State College this year are a freshman boy and a freshman girl, each 15. Fourteen coeds and a Uke number of freshmen boys are just 16 years of age. The oldest four year students are two women school teach ery who are now seniors, each being 0 Yours of age. The oldest male stu: Many Killed Last Year Camps on State Land Ig Chianes. M and bat and bat and battery, ion vehicle code hortion Huntir mp Reside Creek peat y Adamsburg Tra} {fentre and | [akeomont, Altoor Tarpil Homlocks Westover Chestnut Fiat “amb ria Summit a an. f.ast December Court. dent is 84. " » Potter Township Andiiors Meel a — Held ff (loon { oar. ws Buy Fruest Tong for Ser VO ASINa following nty Detective Loo Boden | McDonnell, of of light nnd Constabl ap A to hing Pleasant 4 Yast e search the premises fails to any Intoxicams arrested on the strength of Negal widskey made | time before the wid He was given a hearing before ‘Squire J. LL. | Tressel of Pleasant Gap, and was bound over for court. f.ong had wen in Toe gal diMculties in this county before of | Long n wie pure Le ame ————— TD TUS Clayton Martz Now See. Lieut. Clayton 8. Martz, of Boalsburg, a son of Mr. and Mrs. William 8 Marte, of Tusseyville, has been commissioned a second Heutenant of Cavaly and has teen assigned to Troop A. of Boalsbure, of whioh organization he has been first sergeant for many years | Liouiteniant Martz's military career dates back to the World War, when he w active service in France Tt will recalled that he won the free trip to Prance last May, as Troop A's rep resentative in the Honor Battalion, which the State of Pennsylvania sent abroad to dedicate memorials erected in memory of those who died In France C—O SLA Elks Pay Respect to Dead. The Bellefonte Lodge of Elks on San- day afternoon in the State theatre held a service in memoriam of their deceas- od members The principal speaker was Rev. Clarence E. Arnold, pastor of the Lutheran church. A sextette come posed of Cecil Walker, W. Fred Rey. node. Jr. Dr. Richa Noll, Harris Holmes, Earl Hoffer, Miss Bernice Crouse as organist, furnished the mu ale. The roster of deceassd members since 1909 during which year the first death ooctirred, numbers seventy-seven, of which number six died during the prea- ent year, In the year 1924 the organization had its largest number of deathe—a total of eleven. Joseph 8. Barnes was tha first and only member to die in 1008, and in 1918. Dr. Philip 8. Fisher is the only member noted on the de- ceased roster. During all of the other years deaths numbered two or more, v He if Shawne » Camp Cup Ame | Tenting With afte, Parties Temporary (‘amps on Private Lands 4 Lancs Iavvweniey hotties Tamar Cigbh. at Breon 4 Mille (Suh. at Church Road Milroy. Treaster Spring ox, MceKeomport, Krise Val Garrity Party. MeKeesport. Garrity's Long Mt MoKessport, Gare rity Spring Camm load Stone Cabin, State College, at Nevil Boring iessrit : » Styshurg Club, at Poe Valley Mt Carmel Club, at Bynagog Gap Locust Grove. Georges Valley, Frank Phillips party, Greensburg at Frank Phillipe’ op ‘ Plauser Party. York, at Blausers’ Thos, Shaffer Party, York, at Tho Hhaelfer's home . .. han ‘ Snow Shoe Party at Wm. Gingery's Camp Kohler, Pittsburg, Kohler V. Shamokn (Jub, at Harper Place. . Camp Wildwood, Potters Milla, at Lovghners’ Chan Neff Party, Centre Hall, at Zottie house ASAE Sr aaaw Decker Gun Club, Spring Mills, in Decker Valiley .“s Selinsgrove Camp, Lingle land Gentzel Camp, Shamokin, on Gent wel land Zerby Party. Lewistown. at James Zerhy house Brown Party, Schuyikill, Kader house Perry Koonsman Party, Bitner house § Thomas Party, Waynesburg and Homestead, at State House No ‘attempt fs made to give an ac count of does killed by private or day” hunters. animate al MASSA Grice Smith, the seven-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, who wns hit by an auth on the street opposite this post office, was brought from the Contre County hospital to her home here the middie of last week hy her father. Sho is improving nicely, but is bLeing taken to the hospital at regular intervals for examination, Of course she is obliged to wear eplints on her arm for the present Entry Door-—Justice Hobert ser Holds Ingnest, was not os s entry de, an, 1} Mp Hunter Shot Near Sunset Club The artery mv immed to the Frankhs« taken Lewistown hosp where it appears He a and js aged } fifeely Hin he is getting in cigar maker at 38 ONE Terry Vvears The shot that hit hunter was fired by his pal, Charles Shaffer, from a 22-Remington The hunting club, Lenten ag the Terry Hill club, was lo- cited in Kohler Valley, east of the [pate road the LOCAL AND PERSONAL WwW. C.T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs H 1. Ebright. S8aturday evening. A Pltitsburgh party hunting in Sual- ivan county passed through here on Monday with a bear and a deer on their car. alr Houser whose business ig haul- ing milk for the ShefMeéld Farms Co. plant at Spring Mills, recently moved into the hotse vacated and owned by Bright Bitner. Mrs. Les W. Lingle and Mite daugh- ter. of Altoona. are here with the form- er’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Heckman, and sister, Mrs W. A. Ho- man, Mrs. Harriett Haslett McConnell, wife of Rev, CC. Lather MceConnell. died at Church's Ferry, North Dakota. Many missionary workers in the, Lutheran church will most kindly remember her am A most ardent supporter and work: or for missions. She and her hus band left the Miffiinburg Lutheran field for the Dakota prairies In 1908, and Immediately began to establish a General Synod TDatheran church there without the aid of the Lutheran Mis- sion Board. To support themsdives, Dr. McConnell and his good wife took up a plece of land and farmed it. The pastor continues to do so at this time, while the churoh organized has become a sushianiial outpost. ————— A ———— } MH ow fatal, ot v, & Nisan, and The youtly bay a resident 5 home undere informae gh FF. D. Les tw in at his obhitiged to Pr The Yo ou 00 tool rg pube ‘s y here calf ack ery the ea Ts Centre County " i Are mans Kind tht nre will be’ termed 1 “olan-up” sales, while ers wil i offer f« oniy w @ale a surplus *of noted fof of these two classes and that an animal! dhowing individual quality, or A% a popular make and IN condition is said at a Sale stock ite put Kt i= breeding implement workable rifice, As the result of a collision of au tomohiles driven by John Relish, of Re bersburg, and Maildriver Held, of Loe ghnton, last summer, another suit fod Anmages has been instituted The cole lisbon cost each of the individuxls wow eral hundred dollars for repairs and’ Nr. Relish sued Mr. Held for damages and got nothing. Now, several month fhter, Me Held is suing Mr, Relish fof $1000 and the. case will probably come” up in the next session of Clintofi coune’ ty court. Of course, Mr. Reish, having earvied insurance ie only the tentative defendant, the insuring company Ew suming liabiMty for '@amages, if anyy when detision iw made. hu “Pote’'s Place,” gn top of Nittany Mountain, fs in a cine of Ms ow among those of its kind First, its low cation is novel—pushed out over the edge of a mountain, giving » view un” paralleled anywhere in Central Penne syvivanii. The furnishings are entires Ivy modern and cannot be matched IW the State for novelty or utiiity. From any point in the large grill-room oné i= afforded a view of nature that alone will recompense for time apent there before, during and after being served, The kitchen equipment. like the grille room, is modern, and guests are invite el to inspect ft. Food ds prepared an electric range or some other eles tric appliance, and previously stored in an electrically operated refrigeraton. Toda item is not the result of ahande out. A visit to Pete's Place by the writer was found to be such an une usal one, and so much superior to any” other found along the State highways, that it is a pleasure to tell the publie Centre county is Mic sales seldom or of about it rl ine
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