THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1934,
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE
(Bev, 8, ¥. Gresubioe, Fastor,)
LENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Bev, Delas EB, Kener, Faster)
Centre Hall—
1:80—8Sunday School
$:30—Churchy Service.
Pussy ville—
§:80—8unday School.
30:80-—Churcy, Service,
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Rev, Seth Russell, Pastor)
—
PRESBYTERIAN
(Bev, J. M. Kirkpatrick, Paster)
#:80—Morning Worship,
10:30—Sunday School,
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EVANGELICAL
(Rev, J, W, Zang, Pastor)
Spring Mills—
Worship Service, 9:30
Sunday School, 10
Bethesda
Sunday School, 5:30
Worship
Centre Hall
§:30—8unday School
Young People's E
7:30 P. M4
A. M,
A. AM.
JU
A M.
30 A. M.
Service, 10:
realities
ingeiistic
CENTRE
HOSPITAL
COUNTY
NOI.
Tuesday
treatment.
Mra
Hall,
admitte «1
Thursday
Kennet
was adn
patient
Wm M
patient, was
James Haupt,
cal patient
Mrs. H W
ter, State
Wednesday
Hazel
Jehman
patient,
loueila R k
Lohr, of Juli became
gient on Wedn
After undergo
Alfred E. Hassinge
wag discharged on Thu reds
< Miss Louella rh of
fonte BR. D.. a surgical patient
discharged on Thursday. .
Andrew Zeleznick, f Pleasang
was admitted Thursday
treatment.
John
medical patient
Mrs. Rhoda
Gap, was
surgical
Migs Ethel 1
# the hospital,
dient last Thursday
ed on Bunday
Miss Gladys
was admitted
tient and
Mrs
lege,
Areatment.
Harry A. Wetzel, of
4 became a medical patient Friday.
Mrs. Mary BE. Harper of Bellaronmte,
was admitted Firday for surgical tiear-
ment,
After undergoing medical
George Martzell of CCT camp at
was discharged Friday.
Eimer BE.
a medical
Mra John Witmer,
was admitted Saturday
medion! treatment,
Miss Irene McClellana student nurse
at the hospital. was discharged Satur
day after undergoing medical treat
ment.
Mra Harry Tanney and infant daugh
ter, of Bellifoste, ore discharged
wrday,
Walter Johnson, of Port Matilda,
R D, beame a surgical patient Sat-
mrdny.
Clarence Sager, of State College, R.
P.. was admitted Sunday for medical
treatmeht.
There were 4% patients fn the hos
pital at the begining of the week.
C—O
POMONA GRANGE MEETING
Centre County Pomona Grange will
meet In rogular session at Boalsburg,
Faturday, January 20, at 10 a. m. In-
of
Wednesda 4
a medical
al treatment,
Be lefonte,
Belle.
was
Gap,
for suryical
Meese of Bellefonte, became a
Thursday
of
1% Thursday
last
Rescinite, Pleasant
admitted | as a
patient
Beaver,
hex
student nurse
a medica; pa-
and was discharg-
ame
Williams, student nurse,
Firday as a medical
harged Sunday.
pa
diss
Harry Penning
admitted F
ton, of State Col-
wns riday for medical!
Bellefonte R. D
treatment,
Kato,
on
Bottorf, of Howard, became |
patient Saturday.
of Centre Hall
to undergo
7 Deaths \™
MEYER.-The community
el on Baturday when the
announce
Meyer was made,
ocurred at the home
daughter, Miriam,
ler, Esq., in Short Hills, N. J.
of Mrs.
months from a throat affection,
metropolitan city, her friends here had
during
cough
sim
condition, 8he passed out
hemorrhage following a severe
ing spell, Here death was very
flar in many respects to that
mother, a number of years ago, whicl
took place in Centre Hall
Thebody was taken from the
home to that of the Meyer home ir
Reedsvilie where
held Tuesday, following
wag made in the family
Centre Hall cemetery.
The deceased, Mary
Meyer, the second
Capt. M. and
Boal, and was born on the
stead, west Old Fort,
186% her age at
her years, 11
days,
which
plot in
Agnes (Boal)
daughte
Ellen 8 (Love)
was
George
January
the
months
Of
time of
and 13
making
death 65
and daughter
grandchildren
Mrs. DD. A
Slack, Centre
Park, Ashville
Mingle, Riv
Beside hey husband
named, there are three
namel
1 W.
P
Gross
sisters,
and Mrs, (
Hall: Mrs. (Dr.) W.
N.C, and Mrs, W
erton, N. J.
Mrs. Meyer
teformed
and four
Boozer
was a member
Reodsvill
at the
church,
pastor officiated
feos,
FLISHER
died
Alexan der =
Avenue,
at thehome
Stover, Mill
thic
ape
who passed
ag:
“wifé
ONO
away
In October
of William
ary of Cen-
of thie 1if¢
Sears
t Gai y
A9N9, she
FP
became the
former prot}
tre county He passed out
Years ago
A step-daughter. Mra
of near Hollidaysburg,
mediate surviving relative
Mrs. Smith member
Millheim Ev hurch for
years,
Interment
cemetery, Millheim
Smith,
five
M. A
the only
Sankey,
in im
of the
many
was n
angelica «
in Fairview
was made
HEPBURN .--Mrs. Blanche
Fry died at the home
Hoy, iefonte,
ing a lingering
tion of diseases Wha
of Mr, and Mra. Robert
was born in Bellefonte
was united in m
ert Fry, who died in
that time Mrs, Fry
with her n Miss
ind Mrs, John FF. Ho
with her
been a patient in the Jefferson Hospit-
al, Philadedphin, for twenty weeks,
Mrr Fry is survived by a brother,
Edward Hepburn, of Pellefonte:
nisces mentioned above, and
Walter E. Fry, of Omaha,
lenton Fry, of Bellefonte.
Funeral services were held on Sun
day, Rev. E. B. Heckman officiating.
Hepburn
of her niece, Mrs
Thursday, follow -
lines with a complica“
She a daughter
Hepburn and
63 years ago.
rriage with
1933
John lod
June Since
oceg, Mary Hepburn
Prior to
nieces she had
mak-
two
two step
Neb.
BONDS,
and
TAYLOR Dr. Joseph Russel
lor, a native of Ballefonte, died at the
home of a sister, Mrs. Warren Else 1
in Harrisburg, Sunday morning, fol:
lowing a lingering illness of a compli-
cation of diseases, He wus a son of
Hugh and Annie Taylor ond was born
in Bellefonte 37 years ago. He wus
united in marriage with Miss Edith
Haskell of Jackson, Mich. who sur
vives with, the following brothers and
sisters: Mre, Elizabeth Burns, of De.
troit, Mich. Major James BE, Taylor
of Beverly Hills, (nl. Mrs, Isabel Zor.
by, of Bedford: W. IB Gladstone Tay -
lor, of Taylorstown: Richard R., of
Bellefonte; Lilllan M., of Pittsburgh:
and Mps, Warren Eloy, of Harrisburg,
Dr, Taylor was a graduste of the Belle.
fonte High mehool and of Jefferson Med:
fr! College,
The body was brought to Bellefonte
whoers provate funeen] services were
Tay -
1
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GREGG TOWNSHIP STUDENTS
WIN HONORS IN STATE
PROJECT BSONTEST
Each year the Department of Public
Instruction sponsers a project contest
which is state-wide, for all boys and
girls carrying agricultural projects and
enrolled in vocational schools. The
awards are made during the week of
the State Farm Show. The following
is the list of winners: Senior projects
-=ean llgen, sheep; J Condo,
gardening; Obert llgen,
Junior projects—Anna Neil,
Gladys Grove, dairy: Virginia Boob,
potatoes; Spurgeon Condo, swine; Al
son Musser, swine; Leonard ligen,
swine: Myron Musser, garden; Frances
Frazier, garden.
Adam
comm,
dalry ;
Al A A —
144 MOTORISTS (CITED FOR
HEARING ON CODE VIOLATIONS
The State Revenue Department's
safety division Saturday cited 144
motorist for hearings gn motor cod:
violations which may U¥ing them under
the provisions of Penns New
financial responsibility
The citations
number of
quired to
on
vivania's
act
250 the
whe will be re.
of ability to
image clidms
increase to
operators
furnish
$11,000
operating
proof
pay to in &
if
up
thelr
privieges are sus
of
14
the result
xt week “In
withdrawn
be
pended or ns
hearings to held ne
cities
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CENTRE COUNTY 4-H CLUB
ROUND-UP AT PENN STATE
tl
Meels,
“Sunshine lass”
of Miss Hoss
I —— I Se
A automobile
some
dealers have
remarkable
past several years The fruits © heir
ferti seen in this years
Fish tail cars
drop ours, ire and others
of strange description will be displayed
It's a enfe bet. however, that foolproof
cars will not be included among them
CHARTER NO ne “»
The First National Bank at Centre Hall
In the State of Pennsylvania at
business on Dec. 50, 1983,
» brains will be
show
BROW
at tomel lle tear
shoe «
the close of
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts
Crverdralts
v.8 Government securities
owned .
Other bonds, stocks,
ties, etc, owned
Banking House, $19 9058 34
fu Fu and fxtures, $10.
iad .
‘Ranan
19.04
$4,150 00
secur
$
!
i
Real estate owned other than
banki ng house
| hawlal reserve %ith Fed eral
Reserve Bank
Cash and due from banks
an other
cash jteing
Redemption fundwith U 8
Fresurer and due (tom U.
8. iressurer
Other assets
Total 61, wt 10
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits
deposits ve
Public fuads of States, boun
ties, school districts or
othor subdivisions. .
U. 8B, Gov't amd 3 poatal 8B ee
ings deposits. '
Due to banks.
TR 940 4
BRAT
14,291.48
20.188 08
sn
mn 000 0
Bilis payed ¢ and rediscounts 8188
Capital account *
Common stock, 2% shares
par 8 0 per share $25,000 w
Surplus 15,000.00
Undivided profits,
net ALB
Total, ei ’
State of Ronis)
an
s unt of Centre
1, H. Leigh Ebright, Cashier of the above
named bank, de solemnly swear hat the abov®
statement is true to the best of my knowledg®
and beljel,
H. LEIGH EBRICHT,
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Mh
day of Jan, 1954,
J. 8, BOOZER,
Notary Public
41.989
$961,997 10
ory
+ a aa sion expires
(Heal)
Cotrect- Altost ©
RR, M. SMITH,
w KERLIN,
ENGAGEMENT QF MISS GRAMLEY
The following article taken from
a New York newspaper
terest to local residents:
The surprise announcement
in
of 1 he
ic highlight at one of the most select
and colorful dances of the season. The
dance was held by the juniors of the
Westchester Women's Club in the audi-
tarium of the club house,
The announcement
the music stopped for a minute
the couple was asked to step forward
The strains of the wedding march an
nounced the surprise the
The couple danced on
to the accompaniment of
hands and congratulations
friends
Miss Gramiey is the daughter of Mr,
and Mrs, Bruce Gramley, of Bronxville,
N. ¥Y.. granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. T. M M#llhelm. Bhe
in of Skidmorel College
Very Mt.
Mr, is the
Mrs
lege,
to
the floor
clapping
thelr
solo
of
and a
Gramley
a graduate and
Vernon society
of Prot
of Btate (
Penn State and is
Yorkshire
active In
Gravatt son and
Thomas E
He attended
insociated
Gravatt
now
Indemnity company
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“AMERICA'S CALL TO SERVICE”
PAGEANT IN PRESBYTERIAN CH.
The pageant, "Americs
will Ue pre
lerian ure}
CHARTER NO, 11213
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF |
{The First National Bank, at Sprint Nils
in the State of Pensuyivania, at th ae
usiness on Dig
is pares
interest, tages
pense 8
Hber Jial
Capit
{
State of Pensayivania
5 88
of Centre {
J
Cashier of
swear ‘Hh
tha b
Lounty
F. BEndle
MOT Y
ERDLEY, Cashi
before me this
or
he
Subscribed and sworn t
day of Jan, 194
C. A. LONG,
Notary Public
My commission expires March 7, 1937
(SEAL
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