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Business Manager
Sunday Church Services
PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Reve 8B. ¥. Greenhoe, 'astor)
—
REFORMED
Pastor)
TRINITY
(Bev, Delas R,
Pentre Hall—
1:80—Sunday
2:30—Church
Hussey ville—
2:30 Sunday School.
40: 30—Church Services,
Keener,
SCH
Services
EVANGELICAL
(Bev, W. E, Bmith, Faster.)
Bethesda—10:30 A.
Locust Grove 2:30 PP. M.
Spring Mills—T7:30 P, M,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Bev, C. E. Hazen, FPastor)
Centre Hall S.
grorship, 9:30.
Sprucetown
worship at 10.:30 A.
Spring Mills—S.
ing at 7:30 P. M,
Mother's Day
throughout the ¢h
AM.
3
-3, 10:30; public
8. 85. at 9:30;
M.
at
S. 9:30; preach"
—
At LINDEN
(Miss Sarah
Joint service of the Liar
day Sc nd C
Mothen
Miss S
ares
HALL,
Ecroyd, Pastor.
LUTHERANS OPEN
syNOD
2869 (lerieal
tendance—Budget Li
}
Current and
Was Approx
Dollars,
The
Susquelian
syivania
Charch ope!
St. Paul's
and Cents
Rev, Ge
with
istered
four
ern conte
48 one
One ¥ illion
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PLEASANT GAY
Boa
FR
ver «
TN
M Ke
L. Fau
were
Sunday
Mien
at Lax
friend
home.
The I.
serve Mot
2:30, wi
will h
The
meeting
Tuesday
prizes
toasts ir
The
enjoy:
tainn
Halt ¥
building
reading stchy payviet, violin and
plano duets, ane ng by Miss lun
kle, acted 1 Wiss Fay Bradford
Mr. Wert \ i ry est! LPT
These Littles
stepping stones to a
ship between the Nittany
Valley people, and are
means to an end of buliding characters
and making worthwhile men and wom
on for the future. The Pleasant
¥. P. B. is a new organization. while
the Centre Hall band has been organ
fzed for a number of years. and are
Qualified to give many words of good
advice and help to the local band. The
ssmborn ot Pleasant Gap who attend
were: Mayme Griffith, Idlae Evey,
Margaret FEvey, Kathryn Keller, Ag
«ey Keller, Edyth Hie, Margaret Ir:
vin, Ellen Allen, Stella Gheen, Ethel
Noll, Grace M#liward, Gerald Millward,
Tom Metzger, Charles Houser, Nevin
Hockenberry, Fred Zettle, John Banes,
Jv, and their leader, Mrs. Martha NoM,
Ma
Hay
TALL
on
and
inted
mewtings ars
long friend
and
life
Young
DEATHS
. . .
Jordan
home
several
B.
her
JORDAN ~Mrs,
died on Sunday evening at
at Colyer after an iliness of
rhonths, Her death was langely due
advanced age. which wis 54
months and 2 During
her husband, the late Peter
B. Jordan, became ill, and it waa at
this time Mrs. Jordan took her bed.
Mr. Jordan died the day before Chiust-
mas. Funeral services were held Wed
nesday afternoon from the home, and
in the Union church at Tussey
Interment was made in the
connected the church
Peter
tw her
years, 4
December
dirys.
ter
viiie cem
etery witn
named,
Bie a
She
was all her resi
township
bh and Julia
Jacob
deceased
deceased
Potter
of
Doth
of
The
dent
daughter
Moyer,
the last
The
its hospitality
for iong
made
Wis il
(Tt
She
Qf
eon)
long wie
the Moyer
nome
Those
short pa
faanily
Jordan Was one
who
ods
Ome
oO!
to fed
Judged
¢ born
and
| been 3 sre oll the Inst
|
|
i
|
war he
in the
During
«i a company
Pennsayivania Volunteers
Before moving to willlamaport about
Mr. Mussina with hia
Cowan. Union county,
in the mercan
For a
wna
10st
montl
| clerk
|
1H
yearns
Nao
at
elght
family lived
where he was engaged
tile and flour milling business
period of forty-four Years
postmaster at that place. ; ‘
He was a member of Charity lodge.
No. 144, ¥. and A, M.. and of the wil
Hiamsport Consistory. He was igo. 40
active member of the Grace Methe i”
church. Mr. Mussing before his dent
was the oldest living past master of
this lodge. For fifty years he was &
master of No. 144
Last Christmas Mr, and Mrs, Mus:
he
sina oelebrated their sixty second wed
ding anniversary,
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DEATHS,
Mrs
Shawver, living
ne A
SHAWVER
wife of Andrew
of Woodward along
suddenly the
non Shawver
she had gone
had not been
time, but her
to
Shawver,
wont
diod
Ven
where
She
Carrie
“Seek,
home of a son,
Mitheim, to
brief visit
health
wis not thought
at
in
for a
in
condition
good for some
bo alarming
Funeral
nesday
heim.
The
George
held
interment
Wed
Mill
were on
at
service
forenoon
the
{ Musser)
months
these
daughter of
Vonadn
and
decensed was
Fed
was aged
days. H
and Heh
67 years, 2
husband and
ior Ver
™1
KUT A non
tie Alters,
Aaronsbhurg
Senlors
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SATURDAY, MAY 12
BUCK JONES In:
“HLOOD WILL TELL®
Admisston—10 and 26e, All Week.
“ ow
Misss
students
will be «¢
June Bt
theory.
tory.
Stellg
in th
Centre
Term, 1
in IA
To Ja
the
Mir.
abo
unde
in 1”
and
Laella and Florence Rearick,
of Dana's Musical Institute,
it thir home near Spring Mills, |
h and give lessons In plano, |
ear-training, and musical his- |
804 Centre Hall
ADVERTISEMENTS
IN
Lingle
of Common
No. 243,
DIVORCE,
James CC. Lingie.
Pleas of |
September |
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vs
Court
County,
821.
vorce.,
mes CC. Lingle, Respondent
stated
hereby
in |
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notified that the
Must
slate] Cnse
ou are
Dean
the
ned has appointed
above
the testimony
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SUNDAY =.= MAY 13 |
other's Day
Among all the many words we say,
what two express thoughts so closely
linked as bother and Flowers.
Sunday Is HER Day.
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Agent for - State College Floral Shoppe
Phone 63R2