THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1933.
CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
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“SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Bev, 85. F, Greenhoeo, FPastor,)
Farmers Mills—9 to 10 A. AL
Georges Valley—10:30 A. MM.
(Communion Service.)
Centre Hall—7:30 FP. MM.
ry
PENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Bev, Delas RB, Keener, Faster)
Centre Hall--
#:30—Sunday School
10:80—Holy Communion.
Friday, P. M,
Bervice.
Fuaseyville—
§:00—Church Service,
30: 00—Sunday School.
1.30
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
ue (Bev, H, A, Pruyn, Paster.)
Pentre Hall—
#:80—-Church
10:830—S8unday
Pprucetown—
40:00—8unday School
11:00—Morning Worship.
19:00—8Sunday School.
7:30—Evening Worship,
en
PRESBYTERIAN
(Bev, J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
#:80—8unday
140 i
:156—E
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Service.
School.
School.
EVANGELICAL
2 J. W. Zang, Pastor)
MeV,
JURY
We are
candid
Townshij
nation f
sioner at
held Septer
rules and
COMMISSIONER.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
here
of the
burg!
city {
Mr,
D. Bhoot
E.
urday m
death ape«
ing in this
Mr. and Mrs, C. K. Stahl, of Nar-
berth, have wen at the home or Mr,
Stahl's mother, Mrs. Mary Stahl
the beginning of this month.
Stahl and family, of
here over
Mr. and
Baltimore,
Btewa
5
¢
Altoona,
the holidays.
Mrs. Edward L
auton
Franke,
Hall
to Centre
took with them their nephew, Wood.
row Bradford, son of Mr. Mrs. D
M. Bradford, ho
for two
and
will be
ween
Commas] ‘lay W. Reesman
Mrs. Reesman, of Camden, N. J.
joyed a week's visit in
over the Fourth, Mr. Reesman
nothing quite so well as to
his old scenes and
friends, of whom hé has many
The Hughesville
progress from July
ing attended hy Mm Margaret God
shall and daughter, Miss Eva Bailey,
of Centra Hall. The evangelist js
Rev, F. E. Art of Chicago, TI. and
the song leader, Richards
of Cranford, N
D. E. Bible
Contre «
and
on.
Centre
jk os
return
home greet
camp meeting,
18 to 23rd.
i= he.
to
the home of his
nigh, In Georges
day continued on
pany with M1»
visited a brother «
Bible-—who
Mrs, D.
to her home
the Gdlsinger
heen
ing
stone
ment
Hiey, and
to Altoona,
Hennigh
f Mr. Bible
1
en on the sick lst
where
M Bradford
here on
hospital
faye
LOY
was
Saturday from
where sho
a patient
which
and tonsil
for acute neuritis.
tion at preseny {8 very She is
able to about the house and walk
on the ankle affected by neuritis
After closing a
several weeks,
time she underwent
and
Her
good,
galls
treat
condi
operations
be
five months’ supply
Ar pastor of the Hedeemer Lutheran
church, Harrisburg, ir. W. C. Dunlap,
accompanied by Mrs. Dunlap, return-
ed to Tyrone, the home of the couple,
Just prior to finishing his work iv the
capital city, Dr. Dunlap conducted a
three weeks’ session Vacation Bible
School with an enrolime of 1086,
which was termed a great success by
the students and church supporters,
IIIS
. -
DEATHS, .
Weber died ax
hospital Wednesday
having pa
weeks due to a
WEBER.~— Mrs.
the Centre County
week, after
tient for severaj
fall resulting in a fractured
the knee, also complications,
was to her in
Hal} from where funeral services were
held Baturday and interment
made in the Boalsburg cemetery
the remains of her John
Weber, who died four 0,
Deceased was a daughter of William
Sellers and
Mary
of last been a
there
leg above
The
Centre
body
brought home
morning
beside
husband, H.
ug
years
and Susanne Johnsonbiaugh
5
was born March 13,
aged
dd 22
1858, being
therefore 706 years, months
decens
of Lewist
héepital aftér |
made
ont
and
illness, burial
He
retired
was
P
survived
aged 75 years
R. R
$e
employe i
eix and
of
resides
wy ns
whom,
Harris. |
WwW. PF.
survive
Hess Phil
and Ken.
Merle F.
Robert ©
Ethel
daughters one
F. Helm,
r frequent
in
the
other
visitor at
The
Arthur
Sheward R
home here |
ing children are !
hia; Hoag
h B. Hess,
Hess. of
Stratton,
Hees,
neth Lewi whi
Mrs
and Miss
Yeagertown
of Sunbury,
at home,
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STEWART ~The following
10th rinted from
y Times, published
Bloomfield, July 6th
James E,
specied citizen of town,
i ome on South Carlisle street, y«
at 11:30 a. m from gangrene
decen
shituary
Perry
New
tice fs reg the
at
¢
Stewart, a highly
of
dieq
Mi
Stewart
Mr
with
Hail,
and Hert
He
Laura Stewart
and Mrs, Barah Mahanery, of Landis
burg. He was a kind and loving hus.
band and father and will be greatly
missed not only in his hompy But in
town aa well, He was a blacks
{smith by trade and an excellent me-
ichanie. He was a good citizen, hon.
est and upright fo all his dealings. He
wags a Past Grand in Mackinaw Lodge
No, 380, 1. ©. ©, F., of this place, for
almost 44 years, having been Initiat-
ed on October 12, 1880. He served on
the degree ataff many years, and al-
wiys took an Interst in every active
ity of the lodge. He was algo a mem:
ber of Adams’ Lodge F. and A, M., |
No. 315, of this place. !
The deceased was a Christian and’
and was a member of the Mebhodist'
Eiscpopal church in this place for 34
Stewart
Miss Sara!
nire who "with
ert 1,
is algo sur.
Hoth
rvives
ived by sisters,
two
our
years, always taking an active interest
crm SERRE SHES (EHC i asa
church and Sunday school, as
health Hea
the church for many years
the bonrd at
in his
jong as permitted, served
as trustes ol
member of the
death.
vices
South Car
and was a
time his
Funeral
late
Saturday
of
held
Hinde
30
were from his
street on
his
fol
Bioomfield
home on
maoriing at 10 o'clock,
Rev. Z. Weston,
by interment in
cemetery.
officiating,
the
pastor,
lowed
Jane, aged nine
days, a daugh
Burchfield
nfantum,
par-
made
services
WwW. J.
Lau
parents,
HORNER.~
months
ter of John
Horner, died from
Saturday, at the home of
at Linden Hall, Burial was
Monday, at Tusseyville,
been conducted by Rev,
of Bialsburg
h. jes 8 the
veral
Sarah
and tw
and
Nniy=0ne
Marion
cholera
on the
ents
On
having
Wagner, p
L8t OF the
theran chur
thége survive the child se broth
ers and sisters
——————
Spring Mills.
tline Holter,
grandp
nn outis
had
A
ipied a
Penns creek
camp
ORE
Mire
taking
it
Gentsel and daughter
Andrew
former, «
Agnes
are care of Corman,
the aged er
ered a paralytls
of the
giroke
» i8. however, im
ing Mi
sociation will i
proving at
Fish
regul
ing Th vy evening.
E. T
11
ville, § hich
Jamsion
returned
piace
business,
on
in Pennsylvania
y Mutual Fire
The Inrge t
on him
painted a sp LEO
Lykens insur
we Compa
Py make
the most recent
166s
Epri
v of almost
vigitore at
was
Michae
most heartily greed
many acquaintances,
ind
who we
wor, Reidsville
rad
Mrs
re
hay
hettor
mmings re
by the measures opoesd
he enforced hy
way, Is a it o
but 16. Mr, ( {
mained at home #0 ag not to mise any
of his patients should they call to pay
Her son
vor six feet tall, and i»
ummings. she snid, re.
for Safety
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Robert B,
{sabel L
Roderick
Frances
HBtanley shure
Miller
El.
KE.
Allentown |
JHellefonte
Glick .
Zimmerman
peng
Noll, daughter
‘hiladelphia Wednes
undergo operations
of John |
day |
for
Miss Jean
Noll, left
of jast week to
the removal of tonsils and an Impacted |
wisdom tooth,at the Polyclinic hospital. |
PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN
in this
for
the pays for a four-line ad,
column, These little ands, sre wonder
workers in the way of results. Adver.
tise anything here, from a “Help Wanted™
to nn “House and Kot for Sale”
FOR RENT. ~The Keller pro
the station Is offered for ren
julre of BR, M. 8mith, Centre
DEAD STOO REMOVED
CHARGE Vogl's
Hall; p
OF
Works, Centre hone 3163.
SALE
in Al
office
FOR
WANTED.~1
Drop
State College.
mo
ate Colle ge
~-Market
tankage
Centre
WANTED
kinds;
A. M,
Ra.
sold,
3 of el
wigel,
ALTOONA
BOOSTER
STORES
ARE OPEN
ALL DAY
THURSDAY!
9to 5S DAILY
9t09 SATURDAY
Fastern Standard Time,
You Are Invited
to Shop in
ALTOONA
Yon
Home
Things
Your
For the Find
In
Cann
Sores,
merch
that
had,
rule,
wos
prices are. as = lower
iil elsewhere.
best
for
the
Fure-
Draperies,
Reve
home, and Su
can supply to
neoded
of
everything
member
family. slocks of
nitare, sverings,
tadios
Appliances,
frige
mer
WEDNESDAY
Is
SUBURBAN
Altoon ster Store
No live,
will find good roads leading from
Altoona Booster
matter where you you
your home to
Stores,
Courtesy is extended by
Trafic OfMcers
visitors,
Every
Altoona
of town
to out.
Altoona
Booster
Association
Veaver, a
tha
will
in
npanied on ¥ member of a
Rimmey, who camp located near Emporium, in
during her stay Cameron county,
few days belors
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neighbors, the veterinarian, the nearest fire
department are within instant reach by tele
phone, ready to answer your call for help.
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