THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1931
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Rev, 8, ¥, Greenhoe, Pastor.)
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
ill be administered at—
Georges Valley—10:30 A.
Preaching services at—
Farmers Mills—2:30 P. M.
Centre Hail, 7:30 P. M.
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CENTRE HALL REFORMED
(Rev, Delas RK,
Centre Hall
9:30—Sunday School.
10:30—Holy Communion
Friday evening at 7:30,
Service,
Fussey ville—
#:00 Church
10:00 Sunday
CHARGE
Keener, Pastor)
Service
Preparatory
Services
School.
EVANGELICAL
(Rev W, E.
Locust Grove—9:30 A,
Bpring Mills—10:45 A.
Bethesda—2:30 PP. M.
Lemont—7:30 P. M.
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(Revival Mecting.)
Pastor)
M.
AL
Smith,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Rev, H, A,
Sprucetown-—
§:30—Morning Worship
Spring Milis—
11:00—Morning
Centre Hall
7:30
Pruyn, Pastor.)
Revival
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PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev, J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
9:30—Sunday
8: 30—C
7:30—Evening
DEATHS.
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DALE
omon Dal
county's
the Grange or
beyond. On
his
lowed by
Funeral
home at
Colleg
Bev. J. P
church in «
at Boas!
Mr. Dale
first wil
Car isn
The
man
hanna
cipal
tiona] =
of Roy
gacond
also sur
Dale, of
rother
Mr. Da
connected
projects
resentative
Insurance Fun
College Kiwanis
of the peace,
of the Lathe
gressive in all
Deceased WH
homestead t Dale
township wal
and Helina { Musser
came sixty-six
ary 14th 1st
deat
his
bit on
Summit
BARTCGES.
died at the hon
Evron Deck wu
county, Friday for
gia of the heart
gen had
College hout
two The
body was brought. to State College by
an undertake and Tuesday morning
funeral Savigts Were held from the
home with iflerMmient at Millhotm, Res
J. PF. Haring, postor of the Lutheran
whureh of Which. denomination the
gecensed wads o» member, holding the
8 rvices,
The deceased
an! Nancy (Hennigh) Bariges and was
born in Clinton county, His +
befo: es marriage Miss M
survies him do also fi
seven children, namely: Car :
of Hurry IR. Wolfe, Centre Hall,
D.;: Jonnia M. wife of Moyer,
Jeresy Shore Anna N. wife By
ron Decker, at whe home the father
died; Albert W., Farmingdale,
and Harry 1. at Three broths
«rs of the deceased are also living
Albert B, tind Lioyd, Miteim, and
Amrose, Royersford, Montgomery coun-
ty.
Mr. Bartges followed farming until
he retired nine years ago, at which
time hemoved to Centre Hall and after
Hyving here a year located in State
College on 8306 East Beaver Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Bartges began house:
keeping on the Hennigh farm, now
owned hy J. H, Detwiler, In Potter
township. Later, about twenty-five
years ago, the Hiram Durst farm, east
of town, was purchased by them, and
from there the family came to Centre
Hall, He was a successful farmer, and
believed In education, giving his chil.
dren the benefit of a college or Nor
mal school training. He was aged 66
and
home |
daughter
his death
. SEE t
nn siate
gone from
to visit the
weeks previous to
wag a son of Adam
fe who
was
us
Steere)
Of
F990
Ohio,
homes
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BITTNER. —George H, Bitner died at
his home in Milroy, on Friday, at the
age of seventy-elght years Interment
was made on Monday at Milroy.
Mr. Bitner was a native of Potter
township He a son of John and |
Sarah (Fredericks) Bitner, who
to Potter township from Lebanon coun-
ty The farm Tus-
se yville, Bitner homestead, and
reared. |
was
came |
Rirnmey west of
the
the decensed
wns
there
After his marvinge to Miss Sarah Meese
Prior
it was wis
he engaged in farming. to leav- |
ing Penns Valley helived on the John
Slack farm and from there moved to!
a farm in the vicinity of Siglerville, |
Later, on retiring from active farm life, |
he moved to Milroy, where his death |
occurred. He is survived by his wife
and two namely, John H. who]
Hyves in and Jacob, at home,
Jacob Centre
Emma of
him
sons,
Milroy,
Two sisters-—Mrs
Hill, and Mrs,
Colyer, also survive
Lae,
Fohringes,
MILLER As 1 esul a severe
grip, Mrs, Charles Miller, of
Aanronsburg, died Friday night.
de at Aaronsburg,
wns a dau
tack of
near
Interment was m
Ths
Thomas and
deceased
Anna (Stover) Stoy
18 do also four
nd Malis
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