JULY 9, 18386,
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"SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE]
(Bev. L. Arthur Wagner, Pastors) |
Georges Valley—$ to 10 A. AM.
Farmers Mills, 10:30 A. M.
Centre Hall, 7:80 P. M.
CENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Rev, Delas RB, Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
§:80—~Church School.
310:30—Holy Communion Service.
8:30 A. M—YX. P. Meetd T
“Cs » rit '
Delaney.
Friday evening
Bervice.
Tusseyville—
§:00—Church
10:00—Church
at
Worship.
School,
EVANGELICAL
K. Hosterman, Paster)
(Rev, W,
Centre Hall—
Sunday School,
Spring Mills—
Sunday School,
Worship Service,
Bethesda—
Worship
Sunday
ou
9:30 A. M.
9:30 A. M.
10:30 A. M.
Service,
school,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Rev, Beth Russell, Pastor)
Centre Halle
Worship Service, 9:30 A. M.
Sunday School, 10:30 A. M.
Bprucetown—
10: 00—Sunday School
Poring Mills—
9:830—8Sunday School
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
9:30--Sunday
School.
(No 5
By WILL ROGERS
Fn nothing funnier to a
armer than a city guy th
tries to farm. The best yo on
farm neighborhood is the latest
story anybody has to tell about
some citified fellow that don’t know
how to hitch up a horse or start
a tractor going.
Down in Oklahoma they tell
about a real smart town woman
that had a lot of dough and de-
they
cided she was going to do some
fancy poultry farming. She was
investigating’ around the neighbor-
hood where she expected to start
her farm. She was trying to get
a little information on the sly, too.
She asked a farmer how he could
tell when it was time to gather the
eggs, and how he knew where to
look for them. e
“Well,” says the farmer, “I reckon
that ain't so much You
hear that hen out there in the
weeds? She’s cackling. That means
she’s laid an egg out there, and my
daughter's starting out right now
to find it.”
ry
trouble.
ii.
“Huh!” says the town lady.
ess I'll have it arranged much
tter on my poultry farm. I could
mever unc lerstand such hen as
yours. © I'm going to have mine
crossed with parrot blood, so that
they will come in and tell me » when
and where they lay their eggs.”
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Boalsburg,
theran
in the mount
Thurada
Mr. and
YY. we OR ~¥ rh
home or Mi
Mrs. O, FF. Smit
Mrs. Harry
Margaret. and
Williamsport, v
and at State
until Friday.
Wm. Sweet
Saturday and was
Bunday by Mm, Bweet and
daughter who for 8 week had
guest of Mra. Sweel's mother
Clearfield,
Mr. and Mrs Richapd Lindaman
entertained a party of friends, among
them Mrs. Lindaman's parents and
sisters, from Meyersdale, over the
week-end.
Mrs. FF, E. Brouse
Norristown, guests at ‘the Frank Wie.
land home at Linden Hall, attended
services In the Lutheran church on
Sunday morning,
RE
Howard Rich, 7, son of John B.
Rich, one of the owners of the Wool-
of suffalo
visitors
Mra. Glenn
nt thie
Mr,
were
Glenn's parents and
h.
Kuhn and
Misa Blanche
friends
Collega from
",
daughter
Re of
in
Tuesday
we,
isi‘ed town
to
accompanied
Clearfield on
home
baby
been
in
drove
and sons, of
Deaths
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GROVE.
Tue
at a
Arthur Melvin Grove died
was
at
afternoon ag he
table at his
He had had
«five years,
i
suddenly sday
sitting home
Spring Mills. heart trou-
bla for twenty
Mr.
and
Thomas
Grove,
of
Shreffier
of Olg Fort
ago. He lg survived by
(Irove was son
Emma Priscilla
born
wears
and was east about
fifty-five
LIMP {
INJURED
JOHN W, CONDO HIT BY
AND SERIOUSLY
hn W, Condo, very seriously
by being hit by a falling
Monday afternoon, is
a' tha ICentre
His condition,
accident
injur-
of
reported
Hmb
$i tree,
improving
hospital,
after the
later, was
critical.
Mr.
one
County
immedintely
hours
some
and for
regarded an extremely
working on a lumber
We
Arges
Mr
Hmb
trey fell
Condo was
near odward Cave by
A
when
fob a‘ed
Decker, tree had been
nd
the trunk, a
nearby
Thomag
Condo
that
and
wernt
had
struck
cut down,
to dress
on
Todged
these children: Paul, Mrs
Melvin and Mrs, Thos,
Spring Milis,
and sisters:
.; EB Mrs.
CC. Grove,
a wife and
Carrie
Kerstetter,
Lingle,
all of
brothers
Mills, R
Annie
Witmer,
these
Spring Aarl,
Will
Hall.
jams, and
FISHBURN.
suddenly at
iday afternoo
of Michigan:
Confer, of Neshit.
M.
in
MUSSER.
Pine
Jacob
Milly
At Canlif.
Bhortly after Mr. Musser's
Ming Saraly’ Sample, the couple lo-
tated In Orangeville, Ill. where Mr
Musser engaged as a builder and con
tractor, Later the family moved to
Freeport. and about fifteen years ago
went to the const.
Surviving besddes
three daughters, al
and a sister, living
Mills,
Musser, born
Grove 1851, died in
Low gelow
marriage
0
the widow, are
of Los Angeles
in Pine Grove
death at his home near Woolrich,
Sunday. The cpmty coroner
‘he youth killed himse'f
iN health. He was the nephew of 1.
H. Representative Robert F. Rich, of
the 24th Congressional district,
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The Shoop family take this means
of thanking all who gave assistance
at the time of the (lines and later
at the time of the death of samuel
on
found
because of
Sich Woolen Mills ghot himself to
Shoop,
He was
Centre «
{him the head. immediat
irushed to the
on
unty hospit
iwhere he was given atten
tion,
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