"VOL. CHI. FEBRUARY COURT JURORS, Regins 5th, Session Weeks’ Morning, Two Fehruary SE JURORS—FIRST WEF A ake “oT T COUNTY SCHOOL DIRECTORS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING 60 Cent, of to Talks Representative and Williams 0 Than Per Less Presento—Listen by State Department Also Dr, Weaver, r port.—Ohicers J by of fected for 19 James 8 Ralph Ra's Samuel R Alexander R ~~ y ¥ John Howar Walt (Foorgs Miles TRAVER Walker Wilson Woods oT SE JURORS-2ND March 4th: Adamitz gas station ahoret Mil an Pt WEEK. Samued] Joseph Parnes John Bickle, clerk fug Corman Fred Dunzik Daup, clerk Dewey Cowher, farmer Frank Donavan. farmer y Franklin Eastman, retired. Philipsburg Rev. Raymond Faus, minister... ‘ ; : . . Port Matilda Edward Grovish, miner bush Hugh Liberty E. J. Goodyear. mine sunt Philipsburg Ham Ferguson 4. £3 tate College R G Froguson C.E 8t. College Wm. BE. Hagan, carpenter J. W. Harvey, laborer Stanley Harvey, dalryman B. M. Hesse, farmer John Tv Homan, farmer Philip Hoever, Harry A. 1. Johnson, William Jodon George Johnston. G H. Knisely Frank A. Kel Boyd Tucan Caleb Miller, Athert Miller, Bessie A. Miles, hskpr .Miledgburg John A. Marks, rest, keeper. Bellefonte Mra. John McCracken. hakpr. Bellefonte Warren Minemeyer, laborer. ...Benner Wm. Mesamer, laborer ... Harris George Miess, fireman ‘ oo « RUSS Thomas Moore, laborer Snow Shoe Noll, laborer ...Centre Hall Darl 8, Orr, asst. treas......Bellefonte Gideon Payne, ina. agt, «+ . Bellefonte CMayton Rider. foreman Boring A. W. Rodgers, baker... State College Reuben Spangler, bookkeeper Bellefonte Emil Stohl, laborer «+ « Philipsburg Earl Shreekensast, laborer... Walker J. O. Stutzman, agent . «+ » Bellefonte C. T. Bellers, farmer. . Patton Wm, Btewle, stone mason, ....... Spring R. Willard Smith, farmer Potter John H. Vonada, machinist Penn Charles Wentzell, farmer. ..... Howard H. CC. Wagner, laborer Bogs Fred J. Weber, painter... .8tate College Merle Willlams, clerk. ..... Philipsburg Clayton Witmer, laborer Fllefonte Roy Yarnell, salesman...... Bellefonte farmer painter i Hall Taylor Spring Centre Glossner, laborer Glenn caretaker man. .S dealer Glenn, battery (yoheen, Goddard, laundry mer areus College St. College Fyrguson Potter Bellefonte State 8 laborer 1 ork Haasinger ol carpenter. Port Mattia . Spring Philipsburg Mileshurg State tahoroer miner operator garage mechanie Iabrer ley, College Unionville Spring ment cutter. Philipsburg Charles WwW. M Min rough had 3 Ww Stover: M. E W. Weaver, of next Ho three ser, present; out of five Gramiey, R. 8. Stos ar ver 8) Penn townsip had two and T. H. Rote superintendent resent Stover Dir of A the « bola ity of Williamsport. was the speaker. He spoke of that and the school R's will change in the industrial the pupil in room, and Readin’, 'Ritin’ fonger suffice; that the three ‘Rithmetic, no because of the $ and home life the pupil must be taught will equip him for the things of lifa He empha- the necessity of the pupil taking the things that practiond sized education as a serious matter; he must be tought that discipleship costs Misa Bessie Miles, of Mileshure. the State gave her report convention, del. directors tink from f had been elected did the 0 which she n egate. So well again elected her delegate to the meeting. The convention then 1:30 o'clock p 8 remarks, adjourned until m. Upon re-convening, Ww. He was pleased to note the standard of county since last year of the teachers in the county were under. grade, that is, in the High schools they incked the equivalent of a collage grad- nate, they the graduate, This year the percentage is but 24 President Gramley made a few fine an improvement in teachers in the He said a year ago 33 per cent while In the grades Incked equivalent of a Normal Mr, Gramby plead for universal con. The subject was him for he has been of the prime factors In effecting a consol. dation of the three districts In jd8 home community. Mr, Gramley guve 1t as his candid opinion that after the build ins cost of maintenance in the oase of the consolidated school will be lemg than that of conducting 18 solidation of schools. close to one in financed, (Continued on inside page) | | i { | | | FARM SHOW BUILDING PROJECT WINS NEW Concluded High t entre Exhibit Re Oe Judging at State Anetion of Exhibits ults In Prices — Prizes i to Connty—dti (ents Por 1 i for Lambs, ar 1 lambs cara. The top Inmba grown by Foust were however, not bough The 40. uh tiv evidently t them ent-per-pound lambs were oo much even fi the wr Penney. The Reporter wang unable to discover the name of the purchasor, The baby beef championship went to Miss Marthg Hess, Mechanicsburg, who sold her Hereford exhibit of f SOT to Arbogast and Bastian, Allentown Miss Hess 8 a former booed award was won by a Paul 19, the Cumberland county baby Third of county baby chamipion R|ewnind Hess, Brindle who Inst year won went R. D., Other prizes in ordes 11. Carlisle: Wen Labanon ; Oberhoitzer, Harold championship award Esther Dollinger, Myerstown, county Schultz, 14, Annville; Lebanon were: (Guy toy George 17, Elizabethtown i8, of The won by Clarence Smith, Ammon 18, and Grayhill, Hershey reserve with breeds the the fol: Alice Foust; Hoy: Shrop- shires, Fred Centre Hall; Dor wots, Lake Pasco, Hickory. Sixty-one head were displayed by 19 exhibitors, Hoy, of Hampehires Bellefonte, By winning pens were shown a pen by lowing: Southdowne, Hampshires, Marence Lasse, organizations of Penn- sylvania indorsed the new State farm products show bullding project, for which the Legislature has been asked to approprate $1,340,000, and expressed thelr gratification to Governor Fisher for his interest in providing an ade quate plant to house the entire exhl bition, Leading farm MIM BT ———— A Ford half-ton truck was purchased by the Bradford Milling Co. through the J. 8. Boozer agency. the Farmer, iit Lesher of the Huntly Happy Days for il Rack Talks to Sehool Children. - ther, from Panama Ca ——— AA — February Furniture Sale, : of February M. CAMPBELL, Millheim, Pa. i | { Bus Service Between Montandon and Laurelton, The Public | Thursday | Pennsylvaina Service Inmt the Commission heard the application of Transit of the General Com i pany. bus Pennayl- op erate between Montandon, Northumber subsidiary vania Railroad, for a franchise to land county and Laurelton Union coun ty via Lewisburg. There were no pro- { teat " The | gasoline bus service will Servo the supplant motor coach now Mm operation between Montandon and Glen { Iron Tie between Montandon service the 1, & T and Bellefonte will gleam on | be | in affording residents both continued, thus Union county train and Dus {| aoTvice The { of particul propoms] bus service would be ar value to the State institu- { tion for feeble-minded women, at Laur | siton, as it goes directly to the build ings, ciel —— Bovine Tuberculosls Waning. test tuberculosis indictites the disease wan- ing In Eastern Potter township, Out of a total of 732 cattle In 66 herds test. , but seven reacted, This than one per cent. The sections refer. red to covers that part of Potter town- ship lying east of the State road cross ing the valley, nssigned to 8. M. Niss- ley, veterinary surgeon, The western section of the township is being tested by Dr. Neidigh, and at this writing has not been completed. The percentage of reactors, from the information at hand, is about the same. ———— IM PAA Thomas R. Buck, of Berwick, visited his sister, Mrs. F, P. Geary, during this week, . The second annual for bovine ed is leas - | FIRE SWEEPS AWAY TWO STORES AND TWO DWELLIN 3S i i Spring Mills Suffers Loss of the Krape ! Shoe hel's Store, Ri 1 Store, ing and Allison | He rm Early Tuesday Morning. and th Ore Was never perm tock vhether he ue in business, Mr | Rishel replied that he had not yet hs time to consider the question fully. Krape was not interviewed on this point. The origin of the fire has been unde- termined up to this time. Blaze at State College. The third serious fire in the Gentzel building, in State College, in the last ten years occurred Tuesday forenoon, four families being made homeless. The fire originated in a barber shop and was caused by the explosion of an oil stove, The Penn State cafe, The Vogue store, and a barber shop occupied the first floor. On the second story are apart- ments, There was no insurance on the building, To the rear the Gentzel building across an alley is located the Weiser gar age purchased last week by W. R. Hos. terman, forme:ly in the garage business here. of Silver Anniversary. The Centre County Association of Philadelphia will celebrate its silver an- niversary on Thursday evening of vext week at the Bellevue-Stratford hotel, in Philadelpbia. Dinner at j:00 o'clock, speeches, music, dancing, games are on the progrom for the evening. The invi- tation states dress of any kind is permis. sible except bathing suits, $3 00 per plate. Remit to Dr. 8. Gray Mattern, 1015 Belmont Avenve, Philadelphia. ——— A AS MARRIAGE LICENSES, Daniel Cyler Maffet, Osceola Mills, Sarah Ann Burdell, Huntingdon, Simon Seprish, Sr., Clarence. Mary McCloskey Seprish, Clarence. I ——— a An entertainment will be given in the Methodist church, Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock, by the local Y. P, B, The program will consist of a silver medal contest, a short play, music, ete, A sil ver offering will be lifted, Everybody is invited, FROM ALL PARTS. the ShefMeld League, are working is necessity Yorks milk shed to assure adequate supply of all. There was a shortage It feared that an extension of the shipping ter ritory would tendency Lo lessens m ik during flush periods of milk production, and this is undesire both shippers and producers Acoord- vesiorday will not be surprising If the present receivers the Bank~ are relieved of thelr duties very and of affairs k courts. In #uch an event the creditors will be calle ed together reso ves of George R. on the merity of the question as to whether he ig oF is not a parther, docketed for a hearing in Scranton at the March term of t U. 8. District court from ompany, rymen g large shippers to ascertain whether there for any extension of the New milk next during last November im have a the prices ave to This ing to from the Watchman: gosaipy on the street it of Centre County ing Co the shortly, settioment ac taken into the Federal to choose an new or Meok, OeIVErs, The case alleged pariner, has been © A sale of 130 high«wlass registered Holstein-Friesian cattle near Oarbone dale, last week, was attended by C.W, Slack and his son, Fred Black. The stock was the property of J. J. Jerme yn, Cows sold as high as $660 and & number at pifces ranging from $300 to $400. A year-old bull sold for § $103 a two-year-old heifer for $420. The cow referred to above is booked on the Tegister as Brentwood Posch. For 368 days she averaged 70 pounds of mik, and for the same period, 1120.55 poun ie of butter, Her olf, three days oll, was sold for $300, A year-old bul wes brought to Centre county, having ben purchased by Nevin Yearick, of Ju i sonville, for $335.00. a
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