THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1933.
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THE CENTRE REFORTE
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B. WW, SMITH, Editor.
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“SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Zev, B. FF. Greanhoe, Pastor.)
Tusseyville—9 to 10 A. M,
Spring Mills—10:30 A. M
Election installation
pficers.
Centre Hall—7:30 P.
-
SENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Bev, Delos B, Kesner, Pastor)
Pentre Hall—
#:30—8Sunday School.
7:80~Church Service.
Ppring Mills—
#:00—Church Service,
20:00—Sunday School.
Pearmers Mills—
§:80—Sunday School,
9: 30—Church Service.
and of church
MM.
EVANGELICAL
(Bev W, E, Smith, Fastor)
Eemont—10:30 A. M.
Tusseyville, 2:30 P.
Centre Hall, 7:
M.
3% FP. M
METHODIST
(Bev, H, A, Pruyn,
$muliton—
10:00—XMorning
Pesatre Hall—
2:00—Pr¢
EPISCOPAL
Paster.)
Worship.
de
FPRESBYTERIAN
(Bev, J. M, Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
#:30—8Sunday School.
10:80—Morning Worship.
IN MEMORIAM
Palsialy Und
Because
eye,
And n
bell
We raise our
FAREWELL!
Harvey
The above poem of tril
ten at the ¢ M
Geiss
the funeral servi
Ay the Rev. John
of the Lutheran
lege.
request
Hf Bellefont
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Miss
Bunday
obs,
Earl
young 1
board on
to Milroy
Mr
Mrs
er, of Spring
burg
ong friends
May
the
by
the
foster
Krape,
Tessi the
of Mr and
Miliheim,
serious
for a fow
student in
Beminary preparing for
was at the Bartges
school vacation period
and o $ y
Bitner's Howard BE
autoed to
Wea
Harri
recently
De loot
Doylestown
to
holidays
auto
Parents
eight ye
Mra
recovering
Winfield Bart
8 om a
he
Bartges,
illness that threatened
Woodrow
Myerstown
days
the Evangelica
the
home
ministry
during
Mrs. Palmer Whitley, or
in making a remittance
tion expressed in
manner the value of the
a NEWS conveyor, Mrs.
marriage was Miss Mary
wag a school girl here
tre Hall had schoo)
are now enjoyed by
on submorip
i most
Heporter
Bitner,
long before Con
young people,
Mrs. James 8. Staht
DEATHS,
ROSSMAN. ~Mrs, Elizabeth
Rossman, life-long
| Potter township, died
Tusseyville, Tuesday
week, at the advanved age
1 month Funeral
were held
afternoon,
Keener, with
cemetery nearby
Mrs. Rossman was the widow
Henry Rossman, an undertaker,
died about thirteen years ago.
She was the daughter of Michael and
Nancy Anne Brown Armagast, and lv-
ed all he rlife in the vicinity in which
died. There children, but
there her
four
Mary
resident
int
evening
south
at
last
of 85 years,
a of
her home
of
2 services
Saturday
D. RR.
Union
and
from the home
conducted by
interment in
the home,
days.
on
Rev,
the
of
who
she were no
two nieces and
Mrs, J. B.
Mo.; Mrs Mina Engart,
Calif.; B. F. Shirk, Wint
Fla.; Arthur Armagast,
Armagast, Miami, Fia.,
King Mills,
survive
nephews, namely: Rhoads,
Seymour,
Sacramento,
Haven,
Chicago; Frank
and Edward
Arkansas.
Mrs 3
IL
or
Armagast,
weman was of a
and
ited by
Wiis
In the
she made a bequest of
Womelsdory Reformed
Ho 1 $50.0¢
Hon Cemetery Association f
plot;
of the ral
iinder is
proportions te
proportios to
ne An
3
i
Rossman bur
inl
ial
who had cha
$200.
ge
Tho rem
cars and
marrage
rug re born
preceded hb to the grave
Wa White, of Ax
vo sisters, Mrs. Benjamin
Zion, Mra
Hubli burg. also survive
1 re held nm
t Linden
following
Twe a
m One
HCE mann
Kauff
id Deit-
and Da
the
Han
the
Mam J. Wagner of
Interment was
at Farm
wins member
af Farmers Mills,
having lived in that section
of years.
desis
£1
aiternoan
Ww
ating
nion cemetery
Boa lista
made in the |
. assed fn of
1 the
‘i the
Union church
family
for a number
HERB
Bak on.
M.
i as
Mrs Anna
a
Herb,
ies
widow
£60 Wad sda wh
ter until a day or two before Christ
nas when she was met by
son, .C. K. Stahl,
took her with him to his home.
expects to remain in the
Philadelphia, point until the
of spring,
rn
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VW tw v Wren sei | av se PARR wee ek
LHay, sing Wad Vi bs Washes sh Maw
Hall gemetery,
Sra sk lh gp bn ig
MYERS. ~John Franklin Myers well
Spring |
trouble
residing at
of
after
meat dealer
died
home
known
Mills, suddenly heart
8, 1
Christm
the
his the day
had
health
at
He
Of
apparently been in best |
but several minutes previous
i}
the
uddenly taken
members
to his death was
and called to the
household for assistance. Before a phy
i summoned he expired. |
was the son of Mr, and Mrs, John |
wis born at Boalsburg
until the 6th of
have bE veas
had been a
for the
meat
Of
he
member
Of
sician could be
He
Myers
Had
Wy
and
Febru- |
of
resident |
G9
he lived
he
age. Mr.
of Spring
and had
for a
would been H
Myers
Mills
been a
piust years
and but- |
years in that |
highly re
of the
dealer
cher number
community
Heo
church and a
lodge.
in
where wns
garded was a
theran member
Odd Fe
He
orris,
ether
Nows
was united marriage
HRebersburg
the foll
Of
with
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WEAN] HU IR, TRAIT al Il Ob SHINN Or DOMINIO SIOONIIITIRNY SORUSONIOINN! MASSTOIRITET DORON
1933
We enter the New Year with the confidence
that 1933 will see increased pay rolls, increas-
ed prices for farm products and a more staple
condition. We never doubted the existence of
better things beyond, but there were no reas-
suring glimpses of reality, such as we have
at present.
BUMOUA! DEWPT mn BENET I
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No bank is more fortunate in the character of
its customers than this one. And no bank could
be more truly appreciative of their loyalty
and co-operation. We wish all an abundant
share of prosperity for 1983.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.
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