L« HHURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1928.
2/ «. NNN an only son, Charles F. Lontz, cashier
. DEATHS . of the Farmers Bank of Mifflinburg.
> 5 8 8 8 eo = » . . 0» She was a member of the Lutheran
church of Mifflinburg, whose pastor,
JORDON~-In the death of Peter B.l Rev. W. M. Rearick, had charge of
- men Jordon, on Friday, December 23, on€lthe funeral services which were held
SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors. of the best known citizens of Potter|at her late residence on December 24th,
a WwW, SMITH Editor township passed away. Death fol'land from there to the f.theran
lowed an iliness of about one month church at Spring Mills. Burial Wiis
Local Editor and
MDW. BE, BAILEY...
made at Rebersburg, under the care
Business Manages of I. W. Strunk, funeral director.
THE CENTRE REPORTER
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and was caused by hemorrhages. On
November 7th he was stricken with
apoplexy and gradually grew worse
of his death GARBRICK Mrs Sarah QGarbrick,
” Sunday Church Services un A i ws a son of Jesse and wife of A. BE
at her home at Zion, rollowing a year's
Lobeesa Boal Jordan, and was i ‘ ! .
i } Boalsburg, and with his fathe
Garbrick, passed away
roared
fliness with a complication of diseases
FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE | : John and 1.
(Rev. 8. F. Greenhoe, Pastor) lend the shoemaking trade. Man { Sha i was born A
0 he located it Colver 1
She was a aughter of
Georges Valley 10:30 A. M.;
firmation class, 5:30 A. M.
Farmers Mills 2:30 P. M.; confirma 1 for a long while "and
gion class, 1:30 P. AM. hased the farm he operate
Centre Hall, 7:00 to 8:00 P. M. h t1 He built all tHe
1 shoemaki shiop in the
building He continued
Community Communion, Saturday | ments n the place, and during
evening at 7:30 P. M., in St, Luke's|past ten vears performed the
duatheran church, Christians of the] pa of the farm work He Wil 4
warious churches are urged to bellman of good spirits at all times, and
present, and mingle t ther at the i
dord's Table, yet His home was Open at all times
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had a kind word for those he
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his friends, and a royal welcome
walted every guest,
TRINITY REFORMED,
tev. Delas R. Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
#:30 Sunday School.
10:30 Church services
Friday, 6:15 P. M.,
Lectures. st continuously
Tusseyville— son acob, dled some
1480 Sunday School. bout i
2:30 Church Services.
Bpring Mills—
Thursday, 6
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He is survived by a wife
iden nama was Mary Moye so
Lloyd M. Keriin, of New Cumbe
panager of a U. 8B. Government
at that
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Burns Lycoming County Detective
Robert B Burns, of Muncy, has been
ramed i
county by
Henry C
a daughter
also of Mune
place.
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@chool district
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