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VOL. CHI.
EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE
Bishops In
F. Weaver
Three
A. Presiding Elder on
n
the Evang
ow
Pastorates,
In
rv
#
riton was con
voles
K|heaws
I. N. Ba
sa D
and Rev
were transferred to
ary Hest. M K. Dietz
dentials na a preacher
Ct Shar J. N. Price
sUuDernumeries
and
were m
the supernumer
given
il to
wns Cres
tr the
on
Paul
{
Atlantic
an {itinerant
church,
conference
deacon or the Brethren
received the
the Pennsylvania
of Evangelical
The conference for next year will be
held in the First Evangelical
Rev. J H
seagions wil
wns
into
conference
in
Central
SA re.
lation
the church
church
inmeanort,
pastor. The
March 6th
Flackenatine
begin on
Farewell Party.
farewell
Burton
of
weak
i
A
Mra
west
party was r. and
Fetterolf, at
Thun
w
mes
town. on sday
They
Hickman farm, but
will
nat
J. A
of next
ars Hving «
no
after
wm Mr
of t
the flv
montt live ¢
ir f
oif's father farm. east wn
guests
red to
Mr
Lye
present on the occasion
below :
Rn Wall
are given
and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
fly, James Brooks,
Brooks and family, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
Spyker and daughter Hazel, Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Brooks and chfidren,
Mrs. John Garver and Mary.
Mrs. Wm. Parker and Mr
and Mra Robert Bloom and son Done
ald, Ralpid Brooks, Mr. and Mra Lewis
Oarbrick and Jack, Vern Garhrick,
Mr. and Mrs. George Fetterolf and
family, Mr. and Mra. J. M. (Carson and
family, Mr. and Mrs Russell Brungart
and family, Mrs. Edward Foust and
daughters, Mr. and Mra. John Ruddy
and daughters, Clarence Rudy, Merrill
Copenhaver,
Plenty of delightful refreshments,
consisting of sandwiches, pickles, foe
cream, cake and pop corn were served.
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The Department of Parks and Pub-
lie Property, of Caunden, Clay W. Rees:
man, commissioner, issued a booklet
which found its way to the Reporter
desk, with the slogan, “If you work in
Camden, five In Camden,” as Hts leading
line, The boklet gives abundant reas
ons for the slogan given, and for his
one, foo: “You Hve when you live In
Camden, N, J."
Ralph
Mr Mrs
and fam
w
Lause and fam-
and Guy
rv
daughter
grandson,
son
THREE DENOMINATIONS WILL
PISCUSS UNITING IN
Reformed Qlmreh In UU,
of North
United Brethren In
N.,
Ameriean,’
Christ
LU nder
Synod
|
Title
America.”
Common Basis
“United Church In
Nissley
RE ———
Milk Inspecior,
-
a
CONCLUSION OF
COURT.
eliog
i Stony company Being
resprLan On t Weadn
The case
grows out i
taxi and ded
i f July,
©
of Bout
iw
truck
it
| Street
een paintiffs
on the 2
the
ant's
at
sth AY ©
¥
abo intersection Allen
and Hamilton
Verdict
of
L
Ee
Avenue
Thursday
defendants,
J. Ww
State College
sale of
in
College on
n favor the
Jennie
This «
| grows ou
Burt
from
ve Hensaey,
and
¢
and misun
compliance
deed and agreement
purchase
ntiff, which
Verdict
$1400
« alleged
defendant
in
of
to
t th
th
nn
“ al by
o
defendant e plaintiy
to
| derstanding
1
with
oowenantis
the
in the
by defendant
fot
controve
of the
| te rost,
1
ito pay.
i
to back the
from the was the
rey in
witl
favor
pia in-
the
had agreed
wut
the
the
basing
ff that
i
pric by
ti
air
Pummer Flick C
J.
nu
Ixcvker, trad.
Decker Chey
in
automo-
i
business
Company
to
bw
Pe
purchase by the
of an at.
amount in
plaintiffs
pay. The
*the nu
he turned in as part
close of the plaintiff's
moved] 1
his an action
recover a ntiac
of
growing out
ntify
i
from the defendant
mobile paving a
exchange
defendant
brought
which
tl
a n
f the
cash or
and
ar Lo the
plaintify
as part
Mul Lo recove
Lomohdle
pay. At
tr stimony
°
defendant
nor suit, which was g |
Judge Marion D. Patterson, President
Judge of the
residing at
Thursday
pulsory arty
courts of
Hollidaysburg, predde]
in the case of 8 B
Inc, va Stine Coal Mining Company
Thig case 8 from Omeeola and
brought to recovie for a hoist Ver
dict in favor of the plaintiff for $1052.84,
The following case were continued,
beleving that they could not be reach
od when the other cases wire on:
W. G. Carr ve. Thomas Reid, bel
an action In trespass,
Ann W. Kelch¥ne va. Homtio
Moore, being an action In assumpsit
Lacy A. Bmith vs. Bellefonte Trust
Company, executors of last will and
testament of Ellig N. Irwin, late of
Spring township, deceased,
Marcha H. Hoover ve. Grant Hoover,
being an action in trespass,
Wm. Flack. by Jerry Flack his fath-
or and next frfend, va. A. L. Hill, trad-
ing and doing business as Hill's Auto
Station Being an action in asswmpsit.
Madr county,
on
Stine,
i=
ng
a.
E HALL. PA.
HOOVER CALLS CONGRESS
FOR
Date for
and Tariff Laws,
Sehedule—Re
Meeting Farm
ws NV
on
on
fo
Census
apportionment Follow
|
then
A avery
§ with
Aegroeos
on Tuesday.
M. E. CONFERENCE
Meets at Clearfield In Annual Session,
Bishop MeDowell Presiding—An
Exeeptionally Interesting Program
Arranged for the Oceasion.
IN SESSION
The sixty -first session of tha
of the
on Tues.
Clearfield where
annual
Central ania Conference
Met?
day
Pennaylv
Church
in Trinity church
Edgar RB Heckman
will the
wed
ch
sf We wt
Dowell
ton, D
(Yearfile
ol ist convened
| Ilev fs pastor and
atiy
of Eman:
Corman
F. Mec
Washing.
conf renre host
iI-'D 0:
Rev. P T
H;de Piahop Wm
PD. 1. 1a DD. of
fan presiding
ar
by
urch
who
Rev
and
YL
ped
fe
nD
14
the
f
1"
its
300
wi have i]
week fully
together
oF
laymen
fatyrs
’,
during
£
of
mar
{ # wit)
1 the conference, with o
ot
ence and
bord
Noted
part
confer
from outside
hundreds
the
apenkore
ors
Ey of
vu of
the conference,
will have
Dr. Lather A
Conn., Dr. Henry
Rev. Rober
Rev. OO P
pirblic who
in the program
| Weigle New Haven,
| Fiitt Cvane, of Sed
| MeGowan, of Pittghurgh:
| Kiar, of China; Dr. Merle N. English,
of Chicago Dr aiph DD. Urmy. of
Pittaburgh: Dr. BR Diffendorfer. of New
York, and Dr. . A Ward, of Chicago
Two charges were merged and elev.
en candidates for the ministry exam.
ined,
The Catawisen Circuit and Buckhorn
“Rupert chargim wore merged. The
latter has been supplied by Rev. W. HL
Hartma, retired, as supply pastor for
#ix years. Thirty years ago he served
the chauge as a regular pastor.
The candidates are: Rev. John F
Winkleblech, pastor of 8t. Pauls'lau-
theran churoly, Altoona; Charles A.
L. Bickell, Willamsport; Daniel Con:
ey, Morris: Dr. Rolert BE. Fleck, Look
Haven; Vetor B. Hahn, New Bloom-
fleld:; George A. Hartsock, Juniata
College; Harry Matteson, DuBolstown;
Harold A Pruyn, Riddlesburg: Leon W,
Noss, Ssloan; B. Prank Shue, Bun.
bury; Harter 8, Taylor, New M#liport.
are
anton
| MONEY IS NEEDED FOR
TOWNSHIP
RHOADS
“
In
One
Would
Gasoline
Legislature
Cent the
Improvement of Them,
nin
of Tux for
ot
Our Cheap Water Service,
vdrant
ad of 36
k
wash p
ther »
var 1
a
oy nd
hydrant
of $8
#
or kitchen
instead iret
wall
$7:
vhotogrmaphers,
+
glireot
direct atthments with
§R of $7;
with street-bakem,
gtreot instead
attarbhments
$7 Instead of $38: minmum meter rate
| for six montha $3.50 instead of $3
| Changes A rate of $15 per year is
| estatfished for gnrages, with direct ats
| tachments to street and
main Rules
Senlor Class Play at Spring Mills,
The clasa of 1829 of the Gregg Town.
Sehool
thrilling three-act
| "That's One on BRL”
[pry sent to the pubic
March 22 the
Mills. This play
tertainment which haz been
ing among High
members tie
group of pla
fn this play
Tickets no
ime
ship Vocational is preparing
i the comedy ent it iedd
which will
on Friday
Grange h
furnishos
they
BV
nine, WN
in at
Spring on-
outstand
plays. Ten
make up the
take part
school
#
oof class
word will
who
ay
we
members
Epping Mita
purchased
of
any
from the of: nt
Ben's Restawnant,
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The Dodds Horse Sale.
The of
| he id here on Frade y by the well k~cwn
Dodds,
the twenty -edght head
public sale western horses
horse shipper, Robert
AH of
| were sold, those recalled from the Lock
having been ald later privately. Th
high team wus hid off at 3480. There
| were some very fine horses in the lot,
LI the Judgment of Jom! horsemen has
welght
Mr. Dodds, who was squeezed to the
wal by several horgy as they were
being unloaded from the car, and had
several riba injured, wns able to be on
hand at the sale and recommend his
stock. BB M. Smith was the suction:
eer, C. D. Bartholomew cerk, and Geo.
Searsen, the local lover of horse flesh,
chiaf groom. »
was woll
| attended
Goodhart Home for Sale.
The James C. Goodhart home, located
on corner lot, on Main street, Centre
Hal, j= offered for sale. Brick build.
ing: eight rooms; newly papered and
painted within: conveniences. Inquire
of H. I. Ebright, agent, at First Na-
H 14, 1929.
WERT—RBUZZARD,
Anni
Yio irs Wert an isn 34
Buzz
wihna
¢ wr
¥
rely { Vrv ith Ya y 113 fitendn of
nut ant ir
Cying
¥
——
-
Femple—Doty,
“ a
Ladies of Golden
“1 nder
Eagle Wil
Blue Skies”
Present
Russell C
George Lutz Kennet}
{Emory Floray. and theses
anna Zettle, Mrs. Ethol Fetterolf
{arine Martz, Alma Lutz and Mrs
Searson
The play
wholesome
and the
Your patronage
pfoes
{Note
wns
and
Vi.
Cath-
1
Slack
ladies
are
promises an
and
evening of
Dlenstire entertainment
apprecinte
admission
people will
Popular
£1
¢ ahove was
the
n
play
After
drcided to
Saturday
i
On
first
evenings’
orprang
lodge.)
present
on night following
ang
performances
Proweeds from
will
by
go tu
the Eagie
»
home supported
of
Following i= the const oh
aractors
H. Flink
1’ Cover
brother
Bruce MoCulloush,
David Joyoe,
Dick Warren,
the man
Clare's father
Edith's
gas ua Bra
Oscar Weber, a village swain..
E
Old John, gardener and sexton
Jack Afford
woene Colver
: John Puff
Sleepy Helne, Sara's grandson
Paul
ec Georvin 8h
Feflorolf
Ted
Williams yeffor
Joy
134
vit to Br
(are the girl San
Mra the Fetterolf
Edith Warren, an heiross
Oe,
‘ Mra. Helep Searson
the old housckeape
Fanoees Mra. Katia Tressier
Mrs. Weber, a neighbor
Sama,
"
wn vee Was Vianna
Little Elsie, Bara's granddaugrfer
vo v Catharine Martz
F. K. Fmank, Mrs
James Searson, Mra Earl Lutz Mrs
Nevin Hockman and Mm BE. BE. Zettle
LMM SSSI.
Zettle
The Hoffman company, manufactur.
ors of joe cream, have established a
milk recniving plant at Philipsburg and
will dally receive all the milk farmers
can produce. This move is one of great
value to the farming community about
Philpsburg. Since there was no marke
et for raw milk in that section little
attendon was paid to dairying which
now no doubt will become of mport:
ance,
a I AH AION.
Centre county farms have been credit.
ed with baving produced 955.830 bush:
ela of corn in 1928. the value of which
tional Bank. 11
was placed at $888,560,
T0WN AND COUNTY NEWS
Lisscnings OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
(3
Mover,
short
en name
town, wae
Wf business
1d lke to
¢ place
Con.
reiative.
Centre
Ors ago and
He was @&
3
2 pry
JEANNE
nation
d,
about
Raymon
Ww : a
laymond the
wole]
fo
also
wns
iy or
more ¥
Millbelm
Raymond
was about
son of lsanc
Edwin W. Stine assistant
Ty
ding
69th
trafinmast «
of the P.
upon attain
banqueted
class to the num~
The dinner was
m of the Pres
Stine was a fre-
Ung man,
to visit
. $y
on Ths
R.,
or
R
ne Division
Tyre
hlrthday
acl
res at he
vin
Sunday
forty
was
sl
eight
served in
byterian
this dining ™
arch, Mr
quent visitor here when a
mos hore
Ww
and occasional
his Mre
Oo
H
rovadli vod
Mra
Mrs
4
yet
wieter,
Dinges.
ast week
Cloyd Brooks,
Mary E. Breon,
Cuyaloga Falls,
she now with another
Mss, Margaret Mrs,
Breon ig suffering from wripliioa tion
of Her Mra
Margaret nerey, R. N, a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Benner. Belle«
fonte, now nursing her.
It can be stated without reservation
that the Oriole Stores will shortly be
abgorhtd in the Siaffer Store Company,
and it that the American
Stores Company dickering for the
of the Shafer Stores. This is
true of the Welng ohain of over
fifty stores in Central Pennayivanis. It
i= rumored that the American Stored
are endeavoring to gain a foothold In
Central Pennsylvania to conibat the A.
& DP.
The storm on Thureday blew a tre
over the road, east of town on the
Brush Valley road. The branches of
the large oak struck the high tension
eleotric light wire and broke it. Trav
vlers found the road blocked, and diss
here
her
by
that
daughter
her mot}
Yery
oritically il
wn
Ohi
18 wit
1
0. where in
daughter I oof sway
a
Mannses granddaughter,
%
in
in rumored
fu
control
also
countered should an effort be made to
clear it. A telephone message was sent
to the West Penn Power company who,
al once disconnected the current on
the lines to Centre Hall and cast, and
later the Mne was disconnected at
points in town. The repairs were
quickly made, resulting in the least ine
convenience posable,