VOL. CX.
CENTR
E HALL. PA.
JUNE 25,
936.
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NO. 26
Former Pastors Take
Part in 50th Anni-
his successor on
I Latheran charge.
Fischer in his address was
reminiscent. He poforred fo the large
number who had passed to thebeyond
wince the dedication. and alss to the
financial struggle the congregation ex.
perienced In bullding three edifices
each one more elegant than the last
in the shory space of twenty-six years.
Bome references of a personal cobar-
acter were alsg made. His remarks
referred mainly to the material, phys-
ical church.
Rev. Rearick devoted hig time to
the spiritual church; Christ sent into
the World for the salvation of man:
creation is finished: redemption com-
pleted, but the work of the Holy
Bpirit goes on. He referred to the
marvelous, tremendoug power of pray-
er, not only for self, but for Others;
the Holy Spirit does nog relieves one
from affliction, but helps one ‘o bear.
At the evening service Rev, M. C.
Drumm and the present pastor spoke.
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i
‘ginning with the organization of the
congregation in 1854. The church
tory wag nicely worked out, and was
greatly enjoyed by the audience.
The music the three services
was provided by the regular church
choir and consisted of hymns, ane
themg and male quarte's.
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COUNTY COMMITTEE TO SET
RATES FOR INIDIVIDUAL FARMS
County Agricultural Conservation :
Committees are preparing to establish |
rates of the soli-conserving payments
for individual farmg in Centre coun- |
ty. The Centre County Agricultural]
Conservation Committee points out’
that the rate for each
Letters were read from Rev, W. §.
Barry and Rev. B. F. Blober Express.
ing regret for not being able to be
present. and wishing the present pas-|
tor and congregation guccess, ev.
Wagner also made fitting reference
Rev. D. 8 Kurtz and Tlev. 8. ¥.
Greenhoe, pastors who departed this
His after their services had ended
here,
Monday evening a pageant, by Har.
vey W. Flink, entitled "The Turn of
a Dial” depicting early Lutheranism
under Martin Luther, and then
through the local Lutheran church be-
to
farm will de |
pend on its productivity, Farms more |
productive than the average for the!
county will receive rates higher than
the county average m'e, Loess produce
tive farms will receive lower rates.
The average rate for Centre coun
iy, announced recently, is $11.50 an
acre, i
ma a A i
“The Pathway of Service” a ehil-
dren's cantata, will be given Bunday |
eveningnt 7:30 odlovk In the Trinity
Reformed church. The public ls oor.
dially invited,
Wagner. A. RB.
MILLHEIM SCHOOL TEACHERS
The board of directors of Millheim
schools re-elected the same staff of
teachers that were employed in 1935-
36: E. A. Tyson, principal: Wm. RR.
Duck, bth and 6th grades: Miss Mar.
garet Cunningham. 3rd and 4th
grades: Miss Jemnie Renninger, 1st
and 2nd. Miss Renninger, who finish-
ed the recent term, was elected for
1936-37 to succeed Miss Margaret
Mensch, who resigned becauge of ill
health
John DD. Neese, of Milthelm, was
named fanitor of the Millheim grade
school building.
A
NDER TWO FLAGHR”
SHOWING AT “THE PLAZA’
A cast of 10000, starving | Ronald
Colman, Victor Molaglen, Claudette
Colbert, and Rosalind Russell, makes
"Under Two Flags” ong of the really
big pictures of the your, This screen
sensation Is showing at the Plaza
Theatre, Bellefonte, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of this week. You should
not mies §5,
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The House passed the Healy bill re.
siricting government contracts to
firma paying prevailing wages and
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DAILY VACATION BIBLE
WHAT IS BEING DONE
THE THREE
SCHOOL
BY
heading
5 iia
Nave
tion
been
In
# living in a
work,
Forel ins
kindh
4 fas ov
thing.
ch is
whi taken
Fas
care of
her who intercedes
CVery
ie)
how
Sea through close observation
God works that the child's
beliefs will have a sound foundation
with 4 strong backing not false con-
ceptions concerning God's work
Care,
(3) Talk freely and often with God.
(4) Sharing past and present exper
lence with others.
(6) Grow to be able
work and play with each
(6) Experience the
of beauty in world Of nature and as
sociating this with God, the Maker.
(7) Fully appreciate the parents
and home, ang try harder to help at
home.
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and
to happily
other,
sight and though
Junior and Intermediate Dept. The
Junior and intermediate departments
have been combined this year, and
this comidned department now pos.
WeShow an enrollment of 45-26 girls
and 19 boys. This department is com.
Posed of thosa Puplis above the fifih
grade in public school. The depart.
ment, which meets in the two upper
ome of the grade school building, is
staffed by the following: WwW. E. Me-
Cormick, principal: Woodrow Brad.
ford, boys’ helper: Jane Campbell and
Betty Ebright. girls teachers: Jane
Spyker, girls’ helper.
Although the same units of work
fifa covered in the same lime vy both
boys and girls. the two groups are
segregated from each other except
during the pretice and worship pe.
riods, .
A dally program for the department
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JARCHOW-—WIELAND.
uniting in me
Warnee Chris
Ohio, and
oe ret or
The ceremony riage
Jarchow, of
Mins Mikdreq
Linden Hall,
Frederick Stam
ITTF,
J und
faith.
irday,
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Werte
FORTNEY—CARVER
woddine
of Af
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Grace Flos
of Mr. and Mrs.
Fortine NY.
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NTIANS IN PHILA.
HOLD THEIR ANNUAL
The
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YOUNG PEOPLE
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
return
night,
Un the
on Friday
Centre
home
of
from
the class of '36
Hall hign school, the car driv.
on by Donalg Coldroy struck a cul-
vert and Injured to some extent three
of the four Passengers In it Miss
Sarah Slack and Miss Margaret: Ross
who were sitting on the back seat, re-
ceived cuts on the forehead, and the
latter a leg injury, bug it hag been de.
termined that neither of the injuries
Were serious. The driver was also cut
over the nose. The accident happen-
ed a short distance this side of Mil.
lerstown shortly after midnight. and
is attributed to the driver's having
dozed off in a momentary sleep.
The car, a 1933 Chevrolet belong-
ing to M. BE. Coldron, was badly dam-
aged, but coversyg by insurance. The
injured and the fourth osoupant, Ken-
heth Frank, were picked up by one of
the several other cars in which the
Centre Hall seniors were traveling af.
ter a day's pienie outing,
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Although Centre Hall is the best
Painted town in Central Pennsylvania,
a few barrels of palit could be will
ed over spots in it without doing
damage,
(Continued from previous column)
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B:00-10:00-~ Activities
(oral work.
ote.)
10: 00-10: 45-8tudy and Research
10:45:11 ; 16—Revreation
HBA: 35-Bong and worship prac.
tice
11:36-11:60~Formal worship.
| TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
1| HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
Harry
State
Imo re
neariy
caught in
flood fa
the
brief
He
abun-
takes care
Opping
g loss
a
urday.
was an
there
prod 0
end
yr
the supply
is
Pasture ots beoor
of succulent grasses
the traditional
State, the Pe
Bucknel:
an
state-wide
Uni-
Aug.
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to
wishing, Ji
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Isunched
in which i
"
if you
has a
sOlicits Your coopers
have good
Ww Shoemaker,
Committee
Aa one
chairman
Lewisburg,
notify
Henry
the
infested
i an insect of the peneral
i bedbugs. hale
at-
their
not
but
{ita Are dissimilar, ang they do
tack persons,
Rain lessened the number to attend
the picnic and business meeting of
the Senior Service class of the Lath.
eran Sunday school, but not the ars
doy of the group. The gathering was
held at the H. E. Fye farm, cast of
town, Mrs, Fye having long been a
faithful member of the class. When
the rain set in, shelter was found in
the Fye home, where the program
and the evening picnic dinner was
served,
A party in honor of Xr. and Mre.
Norman Mitchell, of Keokuk, lowa.
and Mr. and Mrs Nelda F. Phillips,
of Texas. was held a short time ago
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wiikey
Horner near Tusseyville. The follows
ing enjoyed the gay at the farm Home:
Mr. and Mrs. N. ¥. Phillips, Margaret
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. WwW. H. Steward
and daughter Betty, Mr and Mire
Ralph Smith, daughter Shirley, Mr.
amd Mrs. Walter Yocum, Teenie Yoo
cum, Mr. and Mre Harold Klinefelt«
er, son Jack, Mr, and Mp. Fred
Klinofelter, daughter Alice, Mr. and
Mre. A. A. Klinefelter, Ardale Kline-
folter, Mr. and Mra Harold Cramer
and son Bi, Mr and Mrs. Warren
Homan, Mr. and Mrs, Charles love,
Mr. and Mra. Norman Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Cramer, Margaret
Lott, :