THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1034, ¢
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EDW, E. BAILEY, Editor and
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"SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
Associate
Muoager,
FENNS VALLEY
(Bev, 8. F, Gresahee, Pastor,
Tusseyville—9 to 10 A. M.
Centre Hall—10:30 A. M,
Election and installation
officers. Rev. J. F. Harkins,
College, will preside.
of church
of Btate
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CENTEE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Bev, Delns B, Kewneor, Paster)
Lentre Hall—
#:30—-Church School.
7:30—Annual White
Candis Christmas
will to Men.”
8:00 A. M., Decembe r
Meeting “A Christmas
Leader, Bertha 1. Bradford
Spring Mills
$:830—-Church School.
10.30—Church Worship.
Farmers Millg—
1:30—Church
$:30—Churan
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Gift and White
Service—"Good- *
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School.
Service,
FRESBYTERIAN
(Rev, J. M. Kirkpetrick, Paste)
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#:00—Preaching.
10: 00—Sunday
8:30—Christian
£
School. .
Endeavor,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Bev, Seth Busscll, Fastor)
Centre Hall—
#:30—Cunurch Service.
30:30—8unday School
Christmas Progiam,
Ing, at 85:00 o'clock.
Monday even.
Bprucetown—
av: vo—sunday School
41:00—Morning Worship.
Spring Mills—
Christmas Worship
X. P.at 730 P. M.
EVANGELICAL
(Rev, J. W, Zang, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
Sunday School, 9:30 AM.
Worship Service, 10:30 A. M.
Monday evening, Christmas Eve,
7 o'clock, Cantata,
hoes.”
Locust Grove
Worship Service, 1:30 P. M.
Sunday school, 2:30 Pp. M,
Zion Hill
2:00—8unday School.
Worship Service, 3:00 PP. ML
Bsc
HARVEY
by Community
at
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PR. DEXTER, SEC HEALTH,
FIRST WOMAN IN CABINET;
TWO OTHER APPOINTMENTS
Thre 1dit
ments
by
One of
went
Brido
founty.
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were
Gover
&
1
13¢
J. Ev.
ans HScheehle, of Delaware
county,
Becrtary Agriculure
French, gentleman farmer
Providence towns: ip,
oounty,
Bach position pays $10.000 a year,
In announcing the appointments,
which brought his Cabinet near coms
pletion, the Governor. elect said:
“Dr. Dexter en‘oys a pre-eminent
position In the fleld of medicine. She
dn active In the affairs of the Penn.
mylvania State Medical Boclety, the
American Medical Association and the
Mercer County Medical Boclety, She
Coroner
of J. Hanes’
of Lower
Montgomery
ent appointment by some of the
Biate's outstanding physicians and by
representative women's groups in all
parts of the Commonwealth,
Deaths
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% ®
Von-
Cath
% *®
Alice
st of
Burris,
county
Novy
months and 13
was married to
and shortly thereafter
Kansas, and since 1912 have
the death ocourred.
her husband, five sons and
daughters; by three broth
namely, Lanson Burris, of Centre
Irvin Burris, Yeagertown, and
Burria Watsontown; Mrs,
‘lara Lelster, Centre Hall, Mra,
Shaeffer, Altoona. She ame-
ng tlre last surviving pioneers in
soln Fune: al
onducted November
wierian church.
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VONADA
i aa
b3
June urris
ia, ught Samuel and
i
wine
erhart born in Halnes
died at 8
3
ial
Lis
ake of
anys,
Ambrose
irove, Kansas, the
years 6 In
1879 she
located
Hved
where She is sur
hy
also
Ars,
and
wos
Lan -
wore
the Pres-
county. Services
31st, in
Waoaver
Henry
JOHNSON. ~—Mrs,
Johnson, aged 30 years
Johnson, died at her
Saturday evening.
Adeline
w.fe of
home in Bede
Mrs, John
Mr. and Mrs.
Weaver Spring township.
children survive: Jean,
Bobbette, Ronald and
The following bio-
survive: Nerr
Merril and Liz
Fred Milier, of
Cluada Wh hill
irs Vonada,
services held
Thomag
The following
Alma,
of
Grace,
all home,
and sisters
Hublersburg;
Bellefonte; Mrs
Vernon; Mrs,
Hall; and
Funeral
afte
at
and
toile ite
of Oak A
Zon.
Tuesday
LOO,
if Wer
©
noon.
Samu Stover
STOVER
home in wing an
iiiness Hoativn
of Pp.
born
7
Frank and
Wis
v9. 156
old. When
Bellelonte
market,
Wis
N.
leliefonte
& son
Musser and
on January $9
7 th
the
Years ©
in
meant
almost 2
Hved
conducted
While
by
until his
1933. He
survivors
i
Steel
March
and hus
and
Pennsylvania
retirement
never married
are
Miss Lalu,
the company
on 1st,
broth
H..
one pister i
er, home, d Alvin
of
at an
Philadelphia
Burial
cemetery,
was made in
Altoona,
SNYDER
years, 1
citizen of
residence on
Thursday
hardening
ased 73
John
1 Known
at his
Avenue,
te
month,
State
41
m due }
ti art
9
ness o
Mr,
3
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BPECIAYL, TRAIN OVER 1. & T.
FOR INAUGURAL OF EARLE
The idea iin to 1
rishurg
to
H
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to i
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Ww
in
ing
ct oy
conditions in pre
Janu
learned
vill
on i
vis Belle
t
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Bp
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thi
the
o'clock
be len
T 06
the
leave
&
in
fonte over between
and
on
06 morning and
Harrisburg
7
will il
FA
returning
midn
pos
gr}
3
1
it
about
It
to
you
to guarantee
ial and in
Democrats
present at
Democratic
in more than
tats to sign on
that you will be akon
vidence
to pay fare of $3.00
running of the spre.
event Penns Valley
who have in mind being
thy, first inauguration of
Governor in Pennsylvania
forty years will he
the dotted line
1%
give some tangible ea
will be one. a
the
that
not
WESTBROOK-—-DUCK.
of
Mr.
in '
IOrK
Ie
Chaurg
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oS,
and
and reutives
daughier of
Of bhpring
Know of hep
0
Friends
Ine luck,
M. T. 1nck,
interested to
Westbrook
Will
Irisge
City,
«0
fih
Lavid New
whicn
thy F
Avenue
The of
York y 8 and
her graduation has been employed’ in
Al research al Colum-
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t place Satu.day,
irst rFresuylerian
and Ht New
ride a
Univers
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Now
graduate
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in
CLL of since
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MEETING OF PASI
ASSOCIATION AT
FEMPLARS
CENTRE HALL
The { nton County
Templars
entre
a 4 ii
Association of 3
lodge roc
otal of 35
F3«
fenire
Haven,
Hall
Lock
Mili
ram
Mills, and
pre YVinid
£3
tering Christmas
ga
given oo each membes
Supper we
Evangeli
After
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Maniclpal Theatre
The Municipal
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ere survi
Haffloy,
Asronsi
brother
two wing
West, and Linn Hane
Ts
KRUMRINE
rine
John Calvin
known Hartley
Mp
HITCH-HIKING BAN PLACED
ON PUPILS VY A«
a ————
Boalsburp.
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(Union county) did Wednes.
fa
Fm
wy of last week
Ome
weeks
in the
SNE
school
urch
i
Funeral serviess wore held from
the home Saturday afternoon with fur.
ther services betng conducted at Lin.
colin M. B. chanel Rev, W. 1. Kam-
ble, Evangelical minister at Woelkert,
Wis in charge and burisg was Made
in Lincoln Chapel cemtery,
The deceased was a brother of Mrs.
LO. Packer, now deceased.
HANAN
sSouTrnsine YOUNG DEM.
CLUB MEETING, JANUARY 8
The Bouthside Young Democratic
Chih i mast in the Odd Fellows
» Centre Hall Tuesday evening,
January Sth, 7:30 o'clock. Ong of the
items of business wil be thy election
officers. A representative of the
Centre County Young Democratic Club
will be present and thy question of
the relationship between the local and
county clubs will be
ene Burkholder, President,
Row
spent 1
Altoona
Mabe]
t Hoss
7 ff Wen
in
+
paaint
Mra,
the local
iday rush,
Donald Struble, who was ndmitted
the Centre County hospital ten
days ago, ia improving slowly,
Mr. and Mrs. BB. B. Pitts, of Rinte
College, wer, entertained at dinner at
the Charley Segner home on Friday,
Jacob Felty and Mra Russell, Mrs
Beck and Mr, and Mrs Birchfield, of
#
HSimpuon
office during
ia
ing in
the holi.
pont
to
Altoonn, were visitors in town on
Sunday.
Miss Grace Hubler, student nurse
in the Geisinger hospital at Dinville,
attended the funeral of her grand:
FREEMAN RE-ELECTED HEAD
OF YOUNG DEMOCRATIC
The quarterly
co-operation
County Committe
1
countinns
ins
emblem
king posal
who wish
sugural parade 10
the
Democratic
of
years
i
inaugurati
Cloves
for
+558
1
i4
leu
or in
i
i
.
i
Contre county faith
cigh in the parade
A sclal train
Bellefont and
if
will be run between
Hare
La
J
Centre
£4
{4
inuary
Hall,
ng-~-
Mire
mont,
i [Ls
sun
ile to 3
made for
for
Any
person
n
Her
chalrman
¥
order Py
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GRUENWALD HORSE SNALE,
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MONDAY, SIGNAL SUCCESS
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Merry *
Christmas!
For Heantiest
* CHRISTMAS WISHES,
gree! your friends by fele-%
phone ...There's added
warmth to your SPOKEN
greetings because your
voice is youl * Friends far
away and scattered mem-
bers of your family will be
= Sr a——
iat
H. v
may come bLefore
i neeting. I. EBERIGHT, Cash!
BALED HAY WANTED.
ms of
ANNUAL ELECTION.
Of ic in :
Chile
Chi
$1.50 per
Hall ho
Muriet Kens
sold
Centre
owt ia
yaar
ne 1i-
na 12
directors fo
G1
FRANK M
ne election of
ensuing year,
MITCHELL,
FIBHER, Becretary.
twelve
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ANKUAL BANK MEETING,
The snnual of stockholders
ONCE Pres
meeting
ESTRAY NOTICE,
the farm
call, Hols
of
Hall. Pa., will be held in to ¢
rooms the second Tuesday
4935 th fth
35,
{ month, between the hours
{12 o'clock, for the election
+
lors and the transaction of
the banking |
of January,
of the
10 and
direct
other
¢ 1} 3 A aapad oo
¥ big indersign
n breed
tein
oF
more
Hane
by
© day The
of
of
40] =
WEIS FOOD
RUINS being
GWner
the
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1 of this verti
BIUOOKRE, Cent
Ha
PiLy Ind ement
CLAY D re 1, Pa
FRED LUSE, Manager CENTRE HALL
Quality
Cake Fl
wr
Orange-leme Wels
Citr
on
{4
our
3
Peel
-
gs 25¢ b
colate
oreans IVIOlasses
¥
wc
2 fall cans 29¢
1-2-h can 1 1c
Do Your CHRISTMAS SHOPPING at
WEIS PURE FOOD STORE
FULL LINE OF CANDY AND NUTS—
i -S L
CANDY SPECIALS
2 LB.
A CLAUS 35¢c
PHILMONT ASSORTED
SUGAR “35%
Cranberry Sauce
Baker’s Cocoa
© 3 1-b pkgs
A
v
CHOCOLATES
Sd ANT
Hay 1 om
12 nie
A *
3
CHOCOL
Dromedary .
DIXIE MIX
For Delici
Torsey
CORN FLAKES
sussex DATED COFFEE
1935 Calendar wity Recipes and Valuable Household
Free With Each Pound of Dated Coffee.
b $33c
Helps
2 cans 19c¢
2 cans 25¢
can 5%
can 20¢
Wels Quality
Telephone Peas
Fancy ’
Golden Bantam Corn
CRISCO..Tx, Daw
EPP PPO EEOPEL PEEL EPEPPE
THE IDEAL CHI
WEIS Pure Food STORES
Merchandise Certificates
REDEEMABLE FOR $1.00 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE
3
¥
3-1h
ith
4 5s
rd
7
¥
:
IS GIFT
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N
&
¥ or Mans
Stuffed
Wels Queen
Goality
Mayonnaise
71
ww 28
Olives
19
vi 8 i
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Red Maraschino
Cherries
¥
"
$
Dill or Sour
Pickles
15¢
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Christmas
making
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THE
BCH The
of
0
practice and express] bot
to
merry S10
wishos
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be the universal spirit at Christmas tima
EVERYBODY seems to (aks
part.
EACH year Christmas ls bigger than the Inst,
A GOOD flustration of the way Christmas has
made by the different Santas we have had
grown can De
ONE of our first Bantas in the Old Country was a tall/ thin fellow
wearing a peaked hat, but when he came over to America our oli
mate agreed with him so well that he became 80 nice and fat and
round, it makes ug wonder how he over is able to scramble down
the chimneys. He gets there all right and it is our sincere wish
that every one will be made happy on his trip around this year.
The
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.