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VOL. CX.
HALL. PA.. THU
JRSDAY, JUNE 18,
1936.
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NO. 5 _
50th Anniversary
Church,
then
present Lauherar
the
cemetery.
3 congregation
the
first
when |
Belief
year
belonged to
r the
tion with that ci
of
the pas‘or
F. Williams,
1856 to
On nex
the present
Rev. P. P.
probably
Hall.
$ GRO
362
nd w
pastor
‘rom
the pastor as
resident
ymedin
Rev,
ceptance of
to succeeded
of
laid.
wif
who
the
The
pynersione
was
This oR
located on
now oOCupiey
side
Fab
wes
dedica
G.
+
ted
AM.
F Mills.
was
Fischer
during
armers
ongregation
Dr,
built
M.
no
Rearick.)
reflection on
ta that at this
began to gn
¥
in influ
modern
effect.
1854,
buildings
Corner
well en
pla: Wi new
lesome
as
and
October, the
other
The
presen’
wera
fire. stone of
church edific
id on
an
year ti
ii
: was
Sago
of
His
Hev,
worshis
God shot
chara
WwW.
modest
ittir
bhefit 2
in temples in
ng the
of Salona
al for funds,
tiong to the amount
custom of members
ing money into the
also adhered to. j
Dr. Conrad, of Philadelphia, deliver- |
ed the dedicatory sermon on Sunday
morning, at one of the series of meet.
ings which began Friday evening pre-
vious. He had large experience in
conducting dedications and was sue
cessful in awakening membery to their
obligation in contributing funds. On
this occasion, although the entire |
membership had been previously close |
ly canvassed. he succeeded in procur-
ing contributiong to the amount of al. |
most $3000 against a debt of $4000.
The remainder was vouched for and
the dedication proceeded.
On Friday evening previous, Hev
A. Earnest. of Mirflinburg, preached, |
On Thursday evening and Saturday |
afternoon, the pastor conducted serv
foes; and Sunday afternoon, Rev Fel.
ton spoke to the children, ang In the
evening Ir. Conrad Brought the
event to a close, i
The building committees was com. |
posed of Fred Kurtz, John Spangler. |
J, T, Lee, Michael Derstine and James |
Adexander. The contractors were John
(rove and Willlam Wolf. i
While Rev, Fisgher came hore early |
in September, his Installation was not |
until November 28th, 1875. The min- |
isters In charge of the serviceg were
Rev. Aurand ang Rev, J. T. Tomltn- |
son, the latter of Aaronsburg. Prior
DT ———————
oliow
sermon
made a ap-
and obtained subscrip-
of $200. The ola!
ang others drop-
cornerstone was
i
J
of Lutheran
Wagner
35. He
hecame
15
Program,
21,
Sunday, June 1936
Sunday Evening, 7:30 O'clock
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CELEBRATE 7IST WEDDING
NIVERSARY
¥
i ——
FEDERAL GOV. SPENDING
LIGHT COMPARED TO BENEFITS
Feder
It is Fesponaibie
nations
point of
enue of
fo
nearly tw
for an
billions.
Increase
from the 1032 low
40 billions to the annual
come of more than 60 billions.
At the time of the banking holiday
March, 1933. the Federal den
21 billion gollars There had been a
deficit of a billion in 1931 and $3,153.-
000.000 in 1632. During the 208 we
made our major reductions in the in-
rates,
As of December 31. the gross |
debt wag 30 billions, from which must |
{be deducteg the four billion, In assets |
iowned by the RFC. The Treasury
cash balance wag $2,200,000 000, exclu-
sive of the stabilization fund,
in not in the money system. The net
increase in deb’. then excluding the
stabilization fund, for that period of
was less than px billons or
less than one month of the national
income for 1028. And i Is worth
while noting that the [nterest rate on
the government del has dropped from
341 per cont In 1932 to an average
2.55.
The
per
9
in Income
long than
present
1935.
national
cent of
dent
our
Feprosonts buat
national] Income
cliy, Btate, coun.
bodies. represents ud
of the 1834 income,
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AB the result of a s'eel drill break.
ing while being operated at the Amer.
{lean Lime and Stone Company quar-
ries by Fred Cain, he secured bruis-
es and lacerations on the right leg.
a8
ty. all
74 per
trthite
cont,
STEEPLE,
5
1
Tey
VACATION
OPENED
y Vien i
Hall
BIBLE
WITH 77
Bible
‘otter
DAILY
SCHOOL
n
and 1]
CRAWFORD RECEIVES
THE BONTS
~
——
G, ALFRED
FIRST OF BONDS
$3.52.
LANCASTER
IN
GROUP FIRST
RURAL CHORUS CONTEM
AND THROUGHOUT NATION
MUCH BETTEER THAN YR. AG(
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NEGRO BARBER
SHOT BY WHITE
{COUNTY MERCANTIL)
APPEARS IN
LIST
THIS
PRICES.
Ao:
SHEFFIELD MILK
A M.
Jamison,
Ross Lowder, W.
Rachaesf Shuey,
EE ————— A —
Vacancies to Fill in Marines,
The officer In charge 11. 8 Marine
Corps Recruiting Station, Room 325P
[{O. Building, Baltimore. Md., announc.
| ow that a limited number of vacan-
[cles for first enlistments in the mar.
ines will occur during June, July and
{August this year,
{ For full information,
at above address,
i A —
i “POP, A NICKEL, PLEASE.
i other day a paper was passed
Judge Marion D. Patterson, of
Blaly county. The Judge. who at the
tithe was hearing an important case
hesitated a moment, and then sald
with a chuckle, “This is an import
ant motion and ft is granted” and
dug his left hand into his trouser
pocket. Curioug folks wanted to know
the contents of this most importang
petition and when it was handed
down it read: “Pop, 1 got out at 2:
30. May I have a nickel? Marion.” Of
course Marion, Jr, got the nickel!
A A Sn
Charles Vonada, of Coburn, an em-
ploywe at the Meyer Lumber Com-
pany's mill, near Coburn, suffered n
fracture of the bone In his left ‘wits
When ‘he fell to the ground while
disconnecting a pipe on the station.
ary engine boller at the sawmill,
Fre
| ges,
Pie
}
ank, ~ les Bart
Hosterman
:
aniat,
wre or call
he
up to
fir
Ee ——
ASSAILS LANDON
AS “GREAT UNKNOWN"
onven
nominated “whose groatest
th
who
expressed
address,
Of the
a man
ase nobody
Norris
1932
ba at Knows him
ted
Views
RUPPOT
i in
Roogevels
hig in a radio
convention's selection
Governor Alf M. Landon
4s Republican standard
said:
“These ominent
the amoke-screen
nated a man for President
greatest asset is that nobody
him and nobody knows
stands for,
"It does not necessarily follow from
this that the nominee is not a Rood
man. But it does mean If he will not
take orders from the undisclosed
bosses who made him. then these ame
inent gentlemen have been deceived.”
Norris said he was “not asking
support of Roosevelt on 8 party
basis,"
“I am pleading with my country.
Men to forget partisanship and come
to the support of the man who, more
than any other Man in recent years
has stood for the welfare of the come
mon people,” he said,
os cs es ————
REPUBLICANS NOMINATE
LANDON AND KNOX
At the National Republican Cone
vention in Cleveland, Ohio, last week,
Alf M. Landon Rovernar, of Kansas
of
Kansas
bearer, te
of
behind
nomi-
whose
knows
what he
gentlemen
af Clevela ng
and Col. Frank Knox, =a Chicago
newspaper publisher, were nominated
for president and vice-president, re-
spectively,
Landon was born in Venango coun-
ty. this state.
SMITH-REARICK.
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{COUNTY SABBATH SCHOOL
| ASSOCIATION MET AT
Uap Educati
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NON-RESIDENT FIGHTH.
GRADES PASS H, Ss.
1270
of r
| PENNSYLY ANIA Teo
FO.288.062
GET
ROAD
Sr — i A — os A ———
FARMERS TO MEET
AT PENN STATE, JUN¥
AAAS
BLOOD ON PENN TWP.
CONSOLIDATED SCHOO1
of of
county. was recently appointed prin.
cipal of the Penn Township Consoli-
dated Schools at Coburn. Miss Gerald-
ine Ross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Samuel of Linden Hall, was al.
#0 added the staff. Miss Ross
a graduate of Lock Haven Teachers
Collewre,
Pr Ralph Neuman,
tones,
to is
A ———— A ————
FARRINGTON ESCAPES PRISON
Charles A. Farrington, of Lamar,
Clinton county, who for the fifth time
was arrested on a charge of liquor
violations. was sentenced to pay a fine
of $300 and placed on probation for
two years after pleading guilty to
two indictments of transpording con-
cealing and possessing untaxed liquor
in the federal court of the Middle
District of Pennsylvania. Wednesday
last. Judge Albers W. Johnson, of
Lewisburg, pronounced the sentence.
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All farmerg who are operating farms
in Centre county have available
the services of county commi'tesmen
and Asst. Agvicditural Conservation
Agent to assist them in preparing
work sheets undep the new Navona
Agricultural Conservation Program.
says the Centre County Agricultura’
Conservaton Committed Committen.
men are now assisting in making out
work sheets and are explaining to in-
dividual farmers the New Agrioultur.
al Conservation Program
now
i
| HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
betwean
and
score
Viger
formerly the
“eet
ALi
farm,
ov
nanted haries
alsburg
mos?
Wats
from
Bit
U.R
the Naval ex.
mn Lieuten-
u's Bitner's fath-
a former resident of Dotter
township and his friends will be glad
to hear of his son's success.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
daughter, Miss Hetty, on Thursday
motored to Raleigh, N. C. where they
guestg of Mr. and Mrs Ray
Fuller lived in Centre Hall dur
Mr. Fulled lived in Centre Hall dur.
ing the construction of the Potters
Milis-State College concrete highway,
having been employed by R G. Las.
giter Co
R. T. Eisenbuth, of Coburn, has tak.
en an option on the hote} and restau.
rant business of Andrew J. Crotaer
al the Millhelm Inn. Assuming the
option is exercised. Mr, Crotser. who
became the proprietor of the Inn in
October, 1932, Intends to remain with
his prospective rivessor for several
weeks, after which he plans to move
to lewisibwn to stay with his son,
Leonard,
of the prettiest farm homes in
all Penns Valley is that owned and
occupied by Mrs. Mary Neff, located
on Old Port-Boalsburg road, &
distance west of Old Fort. The
bulldings have been repainteg and are
in all respects In porfect repair. The
pacious well-trimmed lawn, the rows
Of trees along the driveway loading
from the Nighway to the bulidings,
all ada 19 make the Neff hime ost
PEO
Lisutenant (hs
Naval Med
as 5
Passing
oti {io
r wa
Ebright and
were
Mr.
R.
One
the
shor
attractive,