THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1928,
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THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
# CENTRE HALL, PENNA.
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Senday Church Services
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FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
Jev., 8. F. Greenhoe, Pastor)
A. M. Sunday school at 10:30 A. M.
Georges Valley—Preaching at 11 to
A. M.
#. M local Ministerial
Rally at 2 P. M. This Rally comprises |
Aaronsburg, Rebarsburg,
State College, Pine Grove Mills, and
Penns Valley. The principal
ill be Dr. Hoffman, of Philadelphia.
speake of
Regular preaching services from 7 to
BPM b
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{:s TRINITY REFORMED,
. (Rev. Delas R, Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall— a
1130 Sunday School, ag A
j .3i30 Church Services. .
: Friday 7:16 P. M., catechetical in
_,. struction,
Tussey vilie—
§:30 Sunday School
10:30 Church services
Bpring Mills—
Catechetical instruction,
Thursday evening
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EVANGELICAL
{Rhey,. W. E. Smith, Pastor.)
Kusseyvilie
Hegular worship at 10:3) A. M.
Begg Hill—
Regular worship at 2:30 P. M.
fentre Hall
Regular +
Revi
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Rev. C. E. Hazen, Pastor
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
Lemont, 11:00 A. M.
Centré Hall—-9:30 A. M.
Pine Grove Mills—7:30 P. AM.
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SPRING MILLS
Dayton. Pastor)
EVANGELICAL,
(Rev. M. W,
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FUGITIVE
CONVICT
SURRENDERS SELF
Lewistown Man Whe
Rockview Prison
Escaped from
Three Years Ag
Gives Self Up, Revealing That He
Has Developed
science,
Frouablesoine
Wil
who
tent
years
Philads
cons
B
county
Jail
the per
view |
He w
Decemin
start
the night
Baked
to surrender
« his fathe
CONSCiencea
prepared
his sentence
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SPECIAL COURT TUESDAY.
Judge Flem ng hed a sped
of cowrt for Tuesday the
pusiness transacted being hear
timony and other features of div el
cases, }
Henry Gramiey
sent to the Huntingdon
He plead guilty to having
various depredations in Miles town
ship, among them being the theft of |
a bicyagle. He was arrested and taken |
to the }
aged 17 years, was
Reformator
committed
Wilefonte jail last week
Willian
from the penitentiary
ago and a few days ago surrendered!
himself to autherities in Philadelphia.
@rl peeount which appears elsewhere
in this vas given the usual sen- |
tence by Judge Fleming |
i
broke away
about two years
Baker, who
About eleven ot on
forenoon a ght rain began
and as it fell It froze
highways exceedingly dangerous
aucomaobi ling § numbel of oa on
the way over tHe mountain were obliged |
to be halted and chains applied. Lat
a thicker coating of lve wax cut up
By traffic, making travel less dangers
ous. During Monday night all trace
of the jce disappeared
A
The ont ® petty theft reported from
this locality during the past week was
a can of m'k lifted from a cooling
trough at the home of John D, Homan,
the local dairyman, It is presumed
tne mitk was used for making ice
aream *
making
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William H. Keller, an aged citizen in
this place who for, some mbRtha’ has
been carved for at the State College
hospital. has been very ill during the
Past week or more
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DEATHS
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GOHEEN.~—Mre, Katharine (Woods)
roheen, wife of the late Wm. M, Go
toalsburg, on Monday at 4
Mrs. Goheen ap
church
Monday, about 10
velock, neighbors noticed Mrs, Goheen
daughter, Mrs, Tus-
mother, and
he afternoon het
in entering the house found the fires
wit and her mother absent Going to
porch she was shocked Le
ind her mother lying cold in death,
he result of a heart attack
Just two months ago Mrs. Goheen
add gone to her daughter's home for
Wm. M. Goheen, dead in
Katharine Woods Goheen was the
Matthew
1875, she
Their
January 28,
iving are the two children, Matthew
{ f R. Edwin
grandchildren, Richard
Mary Helen and Kath-
ina Tusse, and these brothers and
Cyrus KE Woods, of
Woods, Boals
Holidays
of San
ig: Mrs, Alice Magoflin,
urg: Miss Helen FF. Woods
of thei”
Mrs. Goheen was a member
3 Years,
swian church for many
pastor, Rev. J M
{ Jato at the funeral serv
Kirkpat-{ »
at the home Thursday at 10:30
M. Burial in the local cemeler)
(From the teporters
Bodie odoin Sods Dodds & ods
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shows
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Funeral ‘
hotel Tuesday flernoon
made In the local ce
wne n Phanied
(Emerick) Frazer, and
Madisonburg He was
Three brothers and a
him: James, Welling
Jeremiah, Sharon. Kans:
The deceased
never married
sinter survive
on, Kinsas |
Pleasant Gap. " Also two
Charler and Alfred. and
Margaret Knepp.
Commins
rie Rimmey
half brothers
a half -sicter, Mrs
BECK. ~~John H. Beck, marehant at
Nittany, and a well known tigen of
Centte couht died Haturday night
i afternoos Beck was long on
the board of directors of the Farmers
SA se Ls Fire Indurance {f'oniping
Centre County.
AUMAN ~~Jacob Auman, a resident
of Penn township, west of Coslrn
died ¥Friddy afternoon, aged a ft Lis
Funeral services were
poll on Toesday morning. He was o
son of Philip and Rebecca (Elausner)
Auman, long deceased,
GILL dward Gill, aged abgut ff
tP-nine years. a son of Amos Gill, died
Sunday night of intestine nephritis,
a ———
Spring Mills ve. Mifflinburg.
The Greg Township Vocational
Schoo! will play Mifflinburg High
school in basket ball at Spring Mills,
Saturday, January 21st, ot 7:00 P.M.
Both girls’ and boys (amas wil play.
Mirflinburg is reported as having
one of the best teams in a number of
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