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SEMINARY UNION IS FAYORED
BY MINISTERIUM |
| Pennsylvania Lutherans Vote at Seran
! ton for Merger of Three Instita.
tions—Mount Alry Included, ———.
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REPARATIONS, Ivers whi I} ams wlll Aitarmor & 3 A oF word
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] s of ti i img ere | he some ' ul yun of § Me from thialing and as a result a reunion thei. Crontod dz g America’s
Demand on Germany Ridueced In Ten ance toward the hoped for culming Aros mily, tallest man, girl with jo imity tte nemot | Walle nil v ! | ov
Years from 125 to 33 Billions.
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Officers Installed hy State Odd!
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Under the terms of the resolu ni phia wnd reasurer Fred ©. Hanyven, In this manner we wish to extend I I ’y «im Hig ™ . R mum xing yO The bonds it ap«
the large ates . 5 . a vinss f ine on hursday evening a
the larger seminary to be founds in| Bceranton, were re-elected Ha i= ser} our deepest appreciation to our neigh- ith g ' { : : 4 ' th poans, 1 be secured from bonding
5 “ y ” wit Aa ropriale eremonies in el.
case the merger goes into effect must | ving fds ninceenth consecutive term as| bors and friends for in PProj “™ firms through their representatives. It
be established withi a
Aly : in
1 3 Municipal theatre salutatorian of
20 miles of the | secretary and Hanyen his seventh as]and assistance during the sickness and ipal ! is contended by some agents that the
center of Philadelphia
treasurer, death of our beloved mother; also for the clas he William SWArIR and the cost of the bond will be refunded to
An Invitation for next year's con Mrs. RB. Mary Fowden was olevated [the use of cars and for the many Walodictorian, Raaniyn NA mam fhe the dealer by thie State. A $1000 bond
feremce of the ministerfum was ex-lto the presidency of the Rebekah as] floral tributes 31. A McClddlan and Se We Sta will cost $5.00,
tended by 8t. Midmel's Zion German | sembly, succeding Mrs anche B | childre nn a LN By .
Lutheran church, Philadelphia. HAR 1 3tmrer: Xrta ny — B Ronin Bory Ee m >. 3a ithe! Laitvell, LeRoy Warnts and Mas-1 Mr. and Mra. 1. J. Rittidbarger and
Among the 17 men ordained we oli ran 4 g joo . Mrs. RP. Floray, of near town. and Jaret Swarm. daughters Louise and Elizabeth, of
n ned was the | Mishurg, was installed as vice pres-lare R DD. Breon, of Port Clinton. take a IMNInbur Curwensville, stopped over Satunda
first deaf mute Lutheran pastor or-|dent, and Mrs. Mary L. MeVay, Browns- 4 4 ok L. B Lybarger, of Miffiinburg, was y vy . mu ¥
It recognizes the capacity of Ger-|dained in Amerfea. He ia Edward Ficht | ville, wanden, : i this heli ot thanking friends who {the speaker of the evening. Music| night with tue Bartholomew amily.
man to pay. The sum finally agreed | Kascher, son of Dr, W. BE. Kasrvher Mrs Elizabeth B. Slone, Philadephia gave any dance at. the time ot the fu-lwas furnished by the Sumlyn Trio, rey left Sunday morning for Bah
vpon, alfough small in comparison | of Philadelphia. He will serve Norn, aderetaty. and Mra Martha Pater ” heral of Hedr mother, Mra. Crater, on | Sunbury. lehem to attend the j commencement
with what was previously demanded, | congregations of deaf mutes and care Kingston, treasurer, werd re-elected. Friday of last weal, The faculty of the Wchool is Frank | ex dn ines of Lehigh University where
bulks larger than any previous war |for six other preadifing points, includ. ——————— Mrs. Cyrus Brungart and daughters |J. Widemire, principal; Victor E. Han- Fieir son, Wiilinm, Rela. his mastery
indemnity in the history of the world | ing Scranton, Lancaster, Hamiton Mr. an! Mm Paul Grove, of Spring wish to extend heartfelt thanks toley and Mwy BE Gougler, and the board degree nm nol nee. Upon his graduae
To meet it will not be any easy task Wilkes-Barre, Reading. Allentown, and | Mills, a few days ago. moved to Johns neighbors and fddnids for kindnesses | of directors, 1. W, Stover, M. O. Stover, | tion in 1927 he was awarded a twos
for Germany, for it means that for| philadelphia. town where Mr. Grove is employed by | *oWwn during the last illness of hue-|8. W. Gramley, R L. Stoverand L.M. | year Fellowship in graduate and ree
nearly sixty years she will have to} The ministertum has 589 congregn-[a road construction firm. Mrs. Grove's| Pend and father, and alo at the time | Freon. séanch work in chemical engifenge
pay upwards of $400,000,000 annually. tions, 423 pastors and 191,155 confirmed | mother, Mrs, Calvin J. Finkle, also off his death. The beautiful floral trib. eee Coot He ling acouptad a Postion. in the Hee
But it 1s not a sum which will keep | members. Local expenditures last vear Spring Mills, accompanied the family | Utes also, were greatly appreciated. _ Daniel Colyer, farmer west of Old Search department of the New Jersey
Jermany crippled and poverty-stricken | were $3,846.567 and benevolent contri and pinnned to remain with them for ———————————————————— Fort, puighased R pew Ohrysier sedan Gime Lu, at Palmerten, tis Ste, ain
throughout all these years butions $570,620, a week, The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year and ‘'W. 8. Brooks, of town, soured al will enter Upon his duties on the JMeh
' "new Nash sedan. of this month
accent
naving n
10,000, in add
CGrerman has
sum will be
eo Alles to pay their war debits
other nations and to meet some fir kindness
of the expense of reconstruction
It represents enormous consessions
on the part of the Alles influenced
doubtiemss by the new spirit of inter
national friendship and desire’ for
world peace which is strengthening its
hold upon all nations