THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 19831.
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THE CENTRE
REPORTER CENTRE HALL PA
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THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
CENTRE HALL, PENNA.
SMITH & BAYLEY, Proprietors.
8. W. SMITH, Editor,
SOW, BEB. BAILEY, Associate Editor and
Business Manager,
rere 3 i :
FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Bev, 8, F. Greenhoe, Pastor.)
Farmers Mills, 10:30 A. M.
Reception of new members and Com
munion.
Preaching services at—
Centre Hall-—2:30 P. M.
Oeorges Valley, 7:30 P.
—
CENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Rev, Delas RB. Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
#:80—Sunday
40:80—Church
Susseyville—
#:00 Church Services
30:00 Sunday School
EYANGELICAL
W. E. Smith, Pastor)
AM.
School.
Service.
(Rev
Kpring Mills—5:3
Bethesda—10: 4]
Locust Grove
DEATHS.
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of David
nt her home I
Bohn, wife
Monday
a complication of
of years, ©
months and 4 days. Interment was
made In the cemetery at Boalsburg
on Wednesday, following by
her pastor, Rev, W, J. Wagner, the
Lutheran church, assisted by Mev,
Wink of the Reformed church,
Tha deceased a daughter of
James A and Miranda Wert, An
ronsbhurg, and was born in Rebersburg.
She is survived by her and
husband, and these children: George
J.. Lemont: J. Edward and Carl H, of
Akron, Ohio; Mrs. Miranda Maclntire.
Retersburg Russell W.. at home;
Miss Fay E. Akron. Ohio; James D.,
Miss Sarah M.. Fred and Wert C, at
There also survive her three
John B. Wert and Claude E
Tussey ville, I) Spar
Aaronsburg.
Mrs.
died
Boalsburg
nt the
BOHN.
on
near from
age bb
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BOrvices
of
was
of
parents
home,
brothers,
Wert,
Wert,
of and
of
wed three
INFANT
months and
Ly
Mrs Bloomer
The
Evang
cert at T
Centra H
METHODIST
(Rev, HH, A,
EPISCOPAL
Pruyn, Pastor.)
PRESBYTERIAN
(Bev, J. M, Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Mis, Weaver vife of « vin W
3
Mil
plicat
age.
County
mends ti
ture ti
ration a
be red
Mr.
Thursd
meeting
ested
gathers
Harry
son far
improve
serious
farm
do
center ar
of dead
help
call
subdued
Tuesd
for opening
the proposed
but it
question
location
when the
priates monies for
5,
Nation
Up to t
than 500 1
reported
tary
forest flo
fires spread
that
rains
ercised In
I thle tO Onis
Two of
Brush Va
John Wolf farn
ated
fu
John
bruxi
and t
by i
counted
sald to ra
than was
tepnnts,
Years was cotinte
Memvchant
imoroving
his store
more than
food conditic
founter ¢
Enook store
been removed
months prior to the
present
brought out
Ving
“eve ral
fire nL when
farnishi a’ it
Pad Wo
H and
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Homan, on Sun
day, visited ‘Mr, and Mrs. Irvin Shirk,
at Glen Iron, and report Mr. Shirk ime
proving from a paralytic stroke that
affected his wit side. He had been
away from home, and on return ng put
the car In the garage and shortly affer
reaching the house the affliction came
on, and this was only a few
after she had mailed the letter
Reporter appearing in this fssue
J. Wesley Foreman has been ye
moved from the Centre County hose
pital to his home In the Farmers Mills
district, and is reported to very
much improved. It will be recalled
that owing to complications arising
after a paralytic stroka It became neo:
essary to remove one of his lower
limbs above the knee. The leg had
healed nicely. Mr, Foreman had also
lost his speech, and this has come
Jack again. He is very hopeful of
recovering more fully.
the
bullding
nd
was Was
Use arnu
Mr, and CG. Btrohmeler
¢
Virs
hours
to
be
in that ection Fort
she had been a member
med at Salona.
urvived by one son, Char-
Reish. of Salona. and by
Ira G f N
of ew
Herve
Johnson,
OArs
he Redon
ia
ohn I
also s
Edward
=irunk x
e8 were In ohare
Howard,
erment made in
or
the
fe of Fran
sday Yast
Bon,
of
William 4
where
r home of hey
Mifflinburg,
g when sho became a
May 11. 1520. and
time had been confined to bed als
helpless. Her husband
during her jlinces devoted practically
all time to her The body
was brought to Centre Hall on Thurs-
day by Undertaker FF. V. Goodhart,
and Monday Wifternoon interment wan
made in the cemetery here, Rev. D, IL
Keener. pastor of the Reformed church,
also the church of her choles, oficlat-
ing.
The deceased before marriage was
Miss Elizabeth Alice Shencfelt, and
was born in the western part of this
State. B8he was ‘aged 60 yours, 4
months and 19 days. She is sarvived
by her husband and one son, previ-|
ously named, and a grandson,
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THOMPSON ~Mrs, Stella Thompson,
aged 42 years, wife of Joseph Thomp:
wh .
parakyvti
that
most
Pit from
entirely
his
care,
by
-
son, died Saturday morning at the}
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of
Wis n
the
il Or
State
Lirth
College, relaicing over patient
hospit
County hospital,
of
Robert
born at
She is survived hy
Wik Tonte,
a compl fire
Nhe
Aina i
Mills
her
ation direases, daugh of a daughter thie
Vi day Fring town
Edward Allen, Gyvear-ol
dg
dries nip
medionl
of and own. and
Spring
mother, of |
three chil
Allen, of
mitted Wede;
treatment
Mr. dnd Mis
township. are
Mia
\iica
her hushand and On diy uinderg
by three brothers and a
$e
ister Funeral Wicd were held o Samuel Numba se
noon and int = this proud pa
|e nts 4 the hospital}
lusty Wednesday, Mr
| Edward Le Bellefonte,
i
fe
* i
ing
the of a
nada In Union cem daughter born disd At the hospit
ante,
Meret Of
Thu. sdas
dis
urgh,
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CENTRE
. wimitted on
COUNTY HOSPITAL *|treatment and the
NOTES,
»
® Bane
«day icy admitted
| Mrs
i who his
the
surgical | Mrs
| Hal
Spring eal
We aver of Fe patios
: rit
Thursday truck by a
Fetterolf
GeoTRo
wd
hospital
Pearl W
who had been
treatmetn,
lefunte, | BU. FiCal
dled | day of injuries
motor
- * * * w .
been a ont
Schreftler, of Pleas
Monday tor
Charles nt Gap, rat on
tt Corl
admitted on
und« rol
lis
Mr, Mrs
are the
at the
Claude
and LeRoy Justi Wis harge
proud parents of a
Charles ¥ly
pa
hosp. ttl las
and Mrs
are t
the 1 at
hospital on Monda
Hs ry BB
a medical patient
»
bon
Mrs, 8S
Helonte,
fo
happy
the
three weeks oF kk
dny
wii Thompson
Tues
Mrs, Frank Murphy
il treatment
Mr. and Mi
Re
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nner la
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