——— » - r ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST . * » * » - - - - - H. IL. National home to Ebright, Bank, the confined last First to h cashier of wis in for several slight AM. Presbyterian attended a days week due ilIness, Rav, J. Kirkpatrick, hur session pastor of the h here, on Tuesday of the Huntindgon Presbytery, held Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Sankey, of! Hollidaysburg, Mrs, | Terresta wl | in Reedsvilla on Smith, Sunday, visited in Millheim, improving 05¢ condition not Ww. pry khulder, gene Burkholder with will sent and adelphia Mrs, T. is suffering : } her ears, {reatment P an ear Mrs, pleasu Lewistown, Mitterli BH Mr, an pecting via Detroit. few Misses Sharer the State and auto to days only. Margaret and Anne Teac were at en, er the week-end Miss their respective Emma regular meetings Thursd iy. on vitations di more elaboate ating The officers ¥ Hartford, auto on T ping Wilh dur Keeper xX pel while the power belt hine with broken a: the ma m discovered spital. The threshing along : Mil ted State highw tween OF 1 > Ee bert il ot Henry William BE. and Mr Ge ters Mills, Chemistry tenar farm who from Penn State awards raduate The been sub je ts four granting of scholarship places the young h his classmate was awarded a adelphia a month years, man on weit vi who in a Phil McCormick, only slarship institution. Mp ago, took up practice ing in the Altoona Hign and found himself to working under Prof. Stong, an instructor in the Cen. tre Hali High school when he entered as a freshman. A driver of a car carrying a New Jersey lHieenze banged into an anchor post to the Intersection of the Tusseyville-Colyer road and the Pot. ters Milis-State College concrete road, on Friday, and did much damage to both the post and car, and hurt the pride of the driver, whose name could not be learned. Howard Musser, form. erly a State College groceryman, was using the dirt rond from Tusseyvilie to Colyer, and on approachmg the concrete, stopped, looked and listened, and then drove onto the concrete rib bon road. He had scarcely occupied “his half the road, when the New dersey car approached from over the Bill at a tremendous speed, The drive er evidently became panley when he saw the Musger car, and turned off the goad with the result noted, a pai wc hie teach. schools, be close of THE CENTRE REP HEAD-ON COLLISION IN SEVEN FARMER JOHN CONFER ROBBED MOUNTAINS, SATURDAY NIGHT | BY GYPSIES, NEAR WOODWARD of daring Gypsies together [is ascribed a series of hold-up be at the Woodward and Spring Mills, all bridge to the along the Pine Creek road and the back Automobiles driven by SBamue; Weay To a small band ind Smith head-on the concrete turn of the first north, Saturday Morrow ut and one e i © Bruce came On road tween south on evening the head split. Fe Smith cay to Hugh {road from Coburn to Spring Mills, The and Hittle band of evigently con- sisted of two women, hoth active In thelr daring work, trav- in a the lvense turned ters could Wis « about outlaws face ar was wns men and two passenger in the going and tuken the Lewis | eling large « hospital Another wag Miss Hazel driver and daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Adam B. Fort south wns at town to have his Injuries! plate that cay Of t respe tively, a the chara not be A read, distance Jahn The lemand for the m, and, of it. Mr. ited in sister Passenger Smith, a he short west of Woodward Confer was I mney, He COUTTS, son met on Smith, west men oached him, hi time displaying had $70.04 Old unhurt, mi driving same ne Confer lives the ro ods road ind wi luded it him than t om ite hing 1} od the ine Creek house WOE Cont ing { x home, ——————— —————— LEWIS CORMAN HOME ENTERED ~—BROKE OPEN DESK; ESCAPES rh his Hy, wl 1 P. Kern The i mind SOme “n- tered the LOCAL AND PERSONAL. A is. 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