VOL. C111. ~~ — THE VOTE IN THE BOROUGH. The election resul o Judge George Superior F Henry C Wm. H Tromas District Philfp Arthur a. Dougl Niles Keller, J. Bald: Attorney H. Johnst CC. Dale John Love, Commissioner— D R Jury J. C J. Condo, Gates. Judge of BElection- J. E. Righel, D Chas. B k Inspector of Electl Verna Rowe, D Cleveland Pi z J. PF. Mc(lel Tax co 'o Col D. N lOO ee Bar Kr Auditor—— J WW T, IL. Sn Councilman (Three A. J. L. Tressler W. H. Homan W. F. Coly Fred BP Richare Sna or Bandas LOVE ——— WINS OVER DALE. LEMONT —— A AAP OS BAND WINS PROMINENCE * ¥ ie ROAD PROJECTS IN POTTER State Reward Roads In Buollding 1929, 1930 and 1931 Projects. Potter township has an active, e ond Ww. FP The 1 far getic boars SUDCT ns of F and John Bohn Ax ors Wm in antage, as p finances will permit the State r of road eward plan Under tids struction pays seventy-five of grading and The road required width of foot ir { 8 sixteen for finishing, the {rie hes; inches - Wil Fownshi Atl CALENDAR FARM Chops Man's Head Of, o ih ag 65 ven rd irta 'd Dubs, prio was slain in a horrible manner hour Tuesday morning of week, when his head was literally chop- pod off with an an employe, John S8lidock, also known as Salaboul The slaying at the Snyder home and grew of a quarrel over the drawing of a nail from a board. The perpetrator was quickly arrest. ed making no attempt to escape. He admitted the killing and told the story of the deadly attack with amazing frankness, Bteps were taken to have fs mentality Investigated. Coroner H. Lewis believed him to be Insane. Hdock went DuBols from Sala- nea, N, Y. three months ago and had been working for the junk dealer for six weeks. ———— A A I WA, P. Lingle, of Spring MHls, was a brief caller aon Wednesday. He had the misfortune to become poisoned on the face while cutting corn, but good treatment is bringing about favorable results. ‘ ond who Lv in Philipsburg to lecating at theformer place, at an early nat axe by occurred out to i vania State Coliege, STORAGE pa PYLE ot 4 y \ Ee uread IMPROVE THE LAWN seed nos n the bare spots in the lawn Sow not moow the fal closaly re. need grasa too during the montis, as the this will move the protection roots next HARVEST storing harvest winter BEFORE winter squash FROST - and them they exposed to frost. State table specialists urge. Handle careful ly to prevent bhrulsing. Deo not remove the stem. Store In a warm, dry place, and try to keep the temperature from fluctuating much. The same require- ments hold true for sweet potatoes KEEP TURKEYS HEALTHY Feed and protection ald in keeping turkeys fit. Vitamin A. supplied in yellow corn cabbage, alfalfa, clover and most greens, increases resistance to colds, Cod Hyer ofl also is beneficial. Late hatched, immature, and thin birds should have shelter at night from the cold. FARM PROBLEMS-~When new farm or garden problems present themselves do not forget that the County Agent will help you solve them. Perhaps the Agricultural Publications office at State College, Pa, will Tave 5 free bulletin giving detailed Information. Write and ask, In pumpkins, before have been College vege- | SEEKING HIGHER EDUCATION. Gregg | Sehool Former Township Who Studies Schools, Graduates Are Con Thelr Training tinulng In and ship Vocational 1 A, in Altoona. or 4 tc. a i i ng delegations of employes | Tu that least twenty-five bands and drum sides of muss an fg expected there will hel at corps on the grounds during the day si —— START FRESHMAN WEEK AT PENN STATE COLLEGE More than 1100 freshmen reported this week for the annual Freshman Week activities at the Pennsylvania State Collega Thy arrived Weodnes- day and will follow a special prepara- tory program upto the formal open- ing of the college year on the 26th, Fifty members of the new class who are enrolled in the four-year forestry course will start at the Mont Alto branch of the Pennsylvania State For. est School on the 26th, along with a group of ranger students, Every Pennsylvania county is rep- resented in the Freshman class this year, dndieating the primary service nim of the college to reach all parts of the Commonwenith, Admission standards have been ralsed gradually at Penn State until this fall the college is expected to have one of the best. prepared freshman classes in ite his. tory. These standards are on a par with the best institutions in the coun: try, it is sald. CENTRE COUNTY NOTES. HOSPITAL Srvirss Seem Mra F ily Mr. and and Mra E Mera All one were and Mrs, group. W we 11 snl der i Mrs Paul Fetterolf E. Zettie Kline, Ernest Frank and Erm the Zettle ohfidren ex- and, of course Zettle were fn Kr ink and Mi Jennie and Jr f cat of copt Mr the present, Andrew A ————— AA ——— SPRING MILLS The public schools in Gregg town ship opened beginning of this month, with the following teachers in charge: Hoy, Mrd Paul Wise: Logan, Rosella Heckman; Cross Roads, Adaline Brad. ford: Penn Hall, 8ara Vonada: Beaver Dam, Carrie Heckman; Decker, Mary Corman: Farmers Mills, closed. Grade schools in Spring Mills: Gram- mar, Mr. Condo; Intermediate, Mr. Duck: primary, Miss Orie Wagner. Those teaching in other townships: Miss Tacy Smith, in Potter township: Miss Bessie Zerby, in Potter townsidp, The Spring Mills Rod and Gun Club will hold its first match of the season at Spring Mills, Saturday afternoon, September 21st, at 3:30. New traps and blue rook have been purchased by the committee for this season. AI SA 5 SRSA The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year, GREGG TOWNSHIP VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Annual Community Day Set October 11. for Fri. day, Viet Officers, nizationg RR i N——— Pourltrymen Visit State College, forks | $4 0a 8 Toosry 4 sitet nde f Western Penne sider) # at 1 i | new | ie | a | there new | i= modern and feet long Cut Herds to Meet Lower Feed Supply. The prolonged summer drouth seri ously out into the dairy feed sumily on farms in every section of Penne. slvania. Hay and silage corn produced for under the average To offset this condition on dairy farms, specialists at the Pennsylvania State College are advocating that herds be culled of poor producers. By making beet use of the available feed through the higher producing cows, good man- agement will maintain production, they state. This is the time to get rid of the boarder cows MI MAS. The Tin Bubble, all-metal ZMC 2, passed over the valley on Its way from Detroit to Lakehurst, Now Jersey, Thursday morning of last week at about 6:00 o'clock. It was ‘seen by many. The latest addition to the Navy's alr force flew low dnd was on a course a hit west of the marked mail route C—O MI The State Federation of Pennsyivan: ia Women will be held In Erie, Oc- tober 14 to 18, in every ranect 980 is scarce blimp TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS. ur x the : Him One of each odor. wa Hunt- her, He died nme, west in such wrists, hile palin onth Mrs Hoge with H. Mire, have Vir and brother Ife i-rate Mrs, it the Vedineaday in Alpe aving f operas or nied by went ined uated College, juaint- ne well student Temple, to ate Havent week, the lars meme one of pressed a Ix Laovek next ing 8 will res mous wigfeld but soo and ling, dra« that took by storm-—a novel with & scope as broad, as deep, as sweeping and as resistless as life itaclf id 2 himself, are n only ing seen hefrd You hear as fool the tremendously COMI mati of the x eniandien 8 novel ountry After graduating from Beckley Bugle ness Coliege, some time ago, Miss Bere nadine Wagner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J A Wagner, of Spring Milla accepted a position in the Auditor Gen eral’'s office, Harrisburg, but was later given a place in the Revenue Departs ment at a greatly increased ma lary, which place she now holds. Miss Wag~ ner is a full-fledged stenographer and Ia called to the various offices of the department to take dictations Dr. 8 C. Runkle, accompanied by Mra Runkle and their son, Calvin, Jre of Philndelpiia, were at the Runkle farm home east of town, which farm is tenanted by Bruce B. Runkle, # nephew of the owner. The junior Me Runkle will enter as a second Year sthdent at Jefferson Medical Collegd, Philadeliphiia, at the beginning of the fall term. He previously graduated from Penn State Rev, John Ourt's Runkle, the eldest mon, fs an Eplscor palean minister, and since the begine ning of this year has been serving the 8t. James church, on Long Island, Y. a Fo
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