| OBITUAR sss iliness. He had been residing with his sister for more than a year. Mr. Noll was a son of R— — MRS. MYRTLE G. CRAIG Mrs. Myrtle GQ. Craig, wife of James B. Craig, of near Julian, died | at the family home there at 9:30 p | Emanuel and Tacle Eisenhauer Noll m. Toursday, September 14 1044, [0nd was Milesburg { after a five months’ illness. She was vember 18, 1919, making his a daughter of Joseph F Mary | of death 24 veurs 9 Kirk Metzler and was born in Hol- | and 28 day Udaysburg on November 1879, | Sisters are: making her age at time of death 64| Fred Noll, both of years, 9 months and 15 days. Sur- Walsh, of Pittsburgh viving are . n LW ol Euaw, of Baltimore, Md Willard her ht Filmore Craig, at home of Mogadore, Ohlo; Miss May Labb, of McKeesport, and Mis in the U. 8. Army; and thers, James Metzler, of Un ] wrolyn Noll Margo, of Clinton, O and William Metzle Haolld erid se y were held Tuesday burg. Deceased was a men ! » home of her United Brethren ! Mr. and M1 Funeral services re { § . with Rev afternoon at the chur t pA ) Vood f Milesburg Rev Harry . at : m ! ri iL W made tilda officia ‘ ! { iny meter maae in the i nets —— WMIKS. ANNA ELIZABETH HEVERLY eet} —r——— la several years born at on nile L time mont! and and and M Harold Surviving brothers Mi James Shuey Milesburg Mr 94 and wr of I'vioes at t} bro MRS. MARY JANE KA Funeral service: { Widdowson funeral + the fonte last Tuesday 1 iy : iaursda Sep Jone Kane wife of Ji CC mH! r " vin i Lhe nome of hier Blanchard street elle! augater, Mrs. William Bryan on di*d at the County Hq treet, : Bellefonte $:30 p. m. September 9 is Kene suffered a stroke Beith Vor'y Day and was admitted to ti er 4 § following day A daughter ‘ Cine] Feter and Elizabeth Hile Wian | was born at Pleasant Ga) 1 May 1878. Surviving are her { tand, James Kane, and dren of a previous marriage McCulley, address unknown McCulley, Bellefonte, F tbona, and Mary, at home. Als viving are 29 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren The funeral services were in charge of Rev. C E. Arnold, pastor the Bellefonte Lutheran church, and interment was made in the Unjon cemetery, Belle- fonte He Eagle Hea ouLh Spring | where vie past had VOR A Elizabeth Runville el she had made four Years Oli Deen in falling daughter Fel of AWRI Mt ng Mrs. Bryan and } Ray Dietz, both of Bellefonte Mrs. Bes Coliege Heverly George Bagie, alg ter Of WAYNE NOLL Wayne Noll, of Milesburg te home of his sister, Mi Walsh at Pitt Gurgh at Baturday, September MARTHA The farmers are all very bus ing wheat Some are all done rains we mel: a last week came IF wd of frie: * hottie of Mr Y on Saturday night and time to give Yt a good start rr Thelma Wills is employed at Nittany Lion ut State College A. L Mauser is on the We hope forfhis recovery soon Mr. ancirs O. D. Spackman are FOR MEN & BOYS Md Elmer Stiver of “1 former's Stiver parents BELLEFONTE x. and Mrs LEWISTOWN last Sune R J. M. 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Reformed Church Here | Is Over 100 Years Old (Continued from first page) istence during its early years and finally, In 1863, serious dissentions } caused the pastor at that time, Rey D. G. Kline, to resign, and th Ae dissentions also caused chureh reach the point of vir- tual extinction However, a few | earnest meg of pation Kept spark of life smouldering even through the 1866 when {the Lutherans and Reformed: | solved union churel |AltCiough there OCH] | ( Lo the Congre the year of di relations as a apparently wa Ori | feeling at the time the “partnership” u Rey. Bltamm now dissolved there has alway relationship bedween tion egation | WS that of LWO cong I'he first servi cordial Brethren church I'he present John M about hurcn w fouse and | ere held In the ler in Lae Court United ite of the church property wa August 30, 1844, McCoy and James H nw $334.35 The lot ring township and it the corner Erie pul from Linn was In wag described of Bpring Twnpike (Linn nased on then being reer and the Lreetl) Ihe regation Reformed and Lutheran con bullt a frame edifice on he tract, the bullding being erected 1846 or 1847. In 1869 the con- regatic purchased an additional land the rear of the ite and this tract the now stand In the front y n of to on inal onage oh Vv NG 234 The Chureh Building, begun ir 1 1X86 and dedicated in 1883, as i appeared before removal of the steeple A 0 \ g y price Lilie * from $1750 to notes in quotation dat Church Edifice as it appears fund of tscribed freely to the bullding and a considerable number | townspeople win were not members of the church, contributed. Among the non-membery who alded were five men who gave $200 each John Wetzel, contractor and ibullder, was a member of the con- [gregation. He was held in high es- teem ghd when bids were sought for the job everyone hoped he would submit an estimate. When Mr. Wet. |zel put in & bid the bullding com- | {mitteg accepted it, paying little at- [tention to any others for they knew, | Mr. Wetzel and trusted him The building work began In the fall, with masons from Philadelphia being brought here 0 do the stone work. Cold weathel set In and every. hing froze up so tight that work) {finally had to be given up. Labor! {and materia] prices increased the, [following spring and it Was evident {that the contractor was going to lose money, The bBullding committee, [knowing Mr. Wetzel could be trusts [ed implicitly, proposed that he send {all bills to the committee treasurer pay them without re- tract, This was done $2200. The by wat {portion of the fund. The new or- AL ETeal ns thal ca sed 10 fight the fire, After be nn ger ong member iP Lhe * , seerned # today with steeple removed, never accepted anything for his own time andl labor during Jhe twa years the bulkdihg was utider construction ind suspected that more than one bill was paid by Mr Wetzel out of his own pocket without mention ing the fact to the committee Hev. Stamm adds his own tribute to the bulider of the church, as fol- lows At this date, 1944, nO greater or more durable monument exists to the integrity of the bullder than this magnificent, straight and sturdy St John's church,” The bullding cost $15,000, including frescoing, pews, pulpit, altar, windows, furnace, el The church was dedicated in the fall of 1888 with the Rev. Dr. S8am- wel GO. Wagner of Allentown, preact- | ing the sermon. ! Two years later the parsonage was remade and when Rev. Delong | resigned In 1886 he left the vongre- | gation In a condition that compared favorably with any of the congre-! gations In town, | Ih April 1903, the ne- | cepted an offer of Andrew Carnegie | to provide the last toward a $1500 pipe organ, the church immediately set about to provide Ita dedicated Jn October of year, 1905 Robert Cole, local archi- HF BE commissioned plans for a chapel and gan was that in LCE a » ad 2 wit Center view of Present Sanctuary looking toward the altar \ Finger Nail SON. CILFE ql / ——————— HOLTS HOLLOW Milk Coolers AVAILABLE AT ONCE! 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