The Centre 5 Reporter - - J CENTRF THURSDAY, AUGUNT D9. GRANGE PARK IS SECOND | SEVE N MT. STAT} TO NONE AS FAIR GROT ND VOL. CX. y 9 NO. TUSSEYVILLE CHURCH OBSERVES ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY HALL, PA. [THE W. 8S. MARTZ FAMILY HOLDS FIRST REUNION | NURSERY SKILLFULLY MANAGED On children of] Sixty-fourth anniversary A 3 ie State Nursery In Seve voaatlv © FROM ALL PARTS re vondti The hom » home-com anniversary 8 wyheans wnd aL mm t inder this affiliation. the <churen 54 ~~ long tables were the tree seads again was a Planting Although ——— IN MARY] WEDDINY AND IT m————————————— RE COUNTY BOYS | ENTER CCC CAMPS | large i attend {1 CENT lege Drumm The for Penn Green? r at State i witstanding Wagner who Bet a thelr way Fred ex ol « The been served by Henry Benjamin S. Ney Reformed congregation v compel ; or former Associate o Ue Ta and Lucinda Ru James M 3 the Ld nkle | p ‘ ! toad. | RIDAY, AUG. 6, IS LAST | Howard Spangler Reaches 56. | SPECIAL REGISTRATION DAY ; fOUHOWINE passions. 1812.1 T ook working Le si he beginning 1 ex [CENTRAL PA. DEMOCRATIC w PICNIC A BASKET AFFAIR has i Conftral Ve " - or —————— 827 K Geary Rossman 8. Schenck Fisher 1897.1 almost in the l Howard Spangler \ zr at , Cen Prominent Pengoyivania ive H 8 wee) Hall hotel, re rats | named honor. |#*TV fe Annual] ¥ hea WEST PENN POWER (CO. REDUCES RATES AVG. -~ CRICK, - I —-. PINE YOu inead {ie ring flings for effect § power schedules id i This is the third m made Hy West Weat Penn's x weeks. du which will Germany Scotland from Ire- arriving in Sep- they concerts : ares] erick” dr: arg of “ visit France Switzerland Holland England, and Ireland. They will jand for United home about the second week tember. and a Clearfield, and Mifflin in the Central Association that Young Men's of Philipsburg € dancing KTH {dancing 1 hat has been Crick ‘Cree reduct] history Burk- | during 19837, Their {of all types benefiting by held | untary cuts to an {ing $1.073,000 annually. a Mersinger, attend- STATE JOBLESS AID FUND, #0550218 | unemployment fund, contribused has earned : 1 Johs ners sug hut wre Morris d Mrs. B, W. named Felix church. region says and nobody Wt porters of tt! A Ripka and ind church el erde {pont srHgIum eile Pome Wor i Penn custoraore these Centre In a mr 187 1 and bell were added. During Year £an Cambria Xs spire is, always always mad; States nton the same 2 A cluded | Picnic iby the unties are in- Pine it De us here ) the : Se vol. I% up her won rieyvivania the edifice was extensively ren : at of * loatled Penney] ia ovated under the superv ision Was aiso ‘ amount ya composed of K. Runkle and Jacob Wagner of the Reformed congregation and Michael Ulrich and George Reibe, of th. Lu- theran congregation. It rededi cated with appropriate worship serv- on Sunday, October 26 7! is Democratic gponsored Lutheran Chat ‘ : building committee Birthday Surprise Party. A birthday party wag heid Tuesday evening the Charles E Fye home at in homor Mr i Fye. The following were present: Mr. | and Mrs Adami Charles | Probst, Auveri | Louis Keller, Lizzie Mersinger, married, daughter ed now A. Michael, Michigan, months again after Sandpoint, Samuel] glide igan bridge George Niles, eral who went to from Woodwarg seve ago. is back to Niles having made g Tip to Idaho. to visit a brother, He has been making through the stat, of Miche post card shows a wooden at Sand point the longest wooden bridge in the world. The bridge extends over a neck Lake Pen D'Orillee, the Reporter's callers on Saturday evening wag Clyde E. Brad- ford, a crew boss at COC camp 65 in Potter township The men have just completed a mil, of new moun- tain road--known as the Bechdol road —glarting on the winter side of Thick Head Mountain, west of Cold Spring path, and Jeading east to the Stoner field. Beginning Monday the Improves ment of trout stream commenced Mr Bradford and his nephew, Paul Brad. ford, closely examined the “riffies™ of John services, of connections +H CLUE surprise the at Colyer MEMBERS TO MEET AT PENN STATE 4-H Club] tha state { Chu Descendan’s ing Mrs Long. was £ Of ! . i Henry Smith hold- | with the church Miller ang Mrs. Frank Pennsylvania's com- {cos Clarence pensation -n- a quarter of a dollars in interest gince Jan- Ralph M. Bashore, Becretary and Industry, gnnounces. The fund totals $40,550216 with Rossman. a nil. | Interest. Earnings for the first quart. congregation jer were $53589 and for the and Mrs. Ww. | o $170,607. also present. | Employers’ contributions her son Frank-|1936 payrolls amount to $26.065,018 to of Lancaster |3ite. Payments on 1937 payrolls dur- close by church ing fhe first three months of the year . totaled 813.218.7332 ang quart- er payments up to July amounted $1,085,858, All contributions for April, May and June are due on Monday. by 1870 a is with More thousand all pars the annual Pennsviy 14 weak than a from attend Russell Vilas i ployers, aiso million uary 1, Labor services preparatory fe tion held on the y the consecra- Saturday previous | members of State State trips A two Ram, Gladys Hirman Ripka, Myra | will Phyllis Delogier, Edna Williams, | Week at the Handelong, Mrs, Bayer, Peg | legs August Grace, Isenberg, Mrs. Ward/ Early in Boyd Weaver, dmily Coral, Betty attend 4 Garris, Mary Bayern Marion Dunlap |This event and Red Beck, from the College Diner (morning until Wednesday noon. Am. State College Mary {ong speakers scheduled to ap- Steubenville, Ohio: Mr .and Mrs Al. [pear are Dean Ralph L. Wat's of the Smith and son Gerald, of Agriculture: Milton 8. Me- Richard Wolfa Clarence Mey- | Dowell, direcior of agricultural exten. Haves Keller, State 84. (elon. and C. F. Zimmerman of Hunt- villa Cummings, James Deering. Wm. | ingdon, secretary Pennsylvan- Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Jordan|ia Bankers Association. In group con. and daughter Janet, of Colyer: Thres.| ferences the delemates will discuse By provision of the social security| Fye, Bellefonte: Mr and Mrs. Fye He prvbiems andl pivcedures UE Yen. law, the funds are invested In U. 8 Leona, Josephine, Marlin and Curtis|izing an LSonqueting « gh wor . y Fye. Club Week activities will include Government bonds and securitjes 2 by > i : ~ lefres udging contests with state champion. the Secretary of the U. 8. Treasury. shments—ea ndwiches, J i Jennie Rockey, Mra George in the basement the building. Rev Mrs. Myra Rickert, are children o Samuel M. Roeder and Ww. EB Henry Moyer. one of the early | E Mischer, respective pastors the tw hurchmen. congregations, performed “conse. Children of Michael eration act”. Other who in the Lutheran participated the services Rev . Mrs 3 B. Wert, W. H. Groh, Rev. Mr. Kose J.]ovary. The widow K. Miller and Rev. Mr. Mrs Adam Heckman, lin, and daughter who long lived and always Lea { yf of Geolet. ania Col- mileg long Rev. of the ministers Wm. Gelat, 8 to the 21 th the older will leadership training school will beheld from Monday boys of lar second t Amo in _ w quarter mong were i ¢ wmsed on Rev. was Thompson, of the Tomlinson. Sara bert Halil: er. Centre| Kehool A number the residents of the descendants of aarly earl active second > 2 in church work represented Adam Heckman | A descendant of John Samu-| el Runkle, a daughter of Wilbur Run- kie, Miss Frances Runkle, pardcipat- ed in the musical feature of the pro of Tusseyville area all of whom had in the anniversary serve ice. Among these were the sixth gen- eration of the Neff family, the fist of whom, John Neff, established a home in the Seven Mountains at Locust Park, Brownie's old location. It was were to - College; con‘acted. Solna the late to fu of the participate lone » . gram. Be ————— pickles, built Note—Tha many here Major John Neff was reared. Suc. ceeding generations are Lafayet'e Neff; Wm. R. Neff, his children, and grandchildren, Others were, Howard ‘Shadow, of State College, whose father, ifenry Shadow, was a brother of Rev. Mart- in Shadow. favorable come led to ask for a brief who maintaina 5 separate account for each State. A share of interest {= al- located each quarter to each State. A I lh. The Union County Historical Society is endeavoring to register all private ang family graveyards within the county. ments on Dr unkles sermon your correspondent {sketch of it, which will appear in the j next issue of this paper, ———————— A ——— The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year. 5 ice cream, served. cake and coffoe-—were A tent meeting in Relfber's woods near Colyer, will begin Saturday eve- ning. August 7. and continu, for two weeks, Rev. 8 W. Helsey will deliver the sermons. ships a' stake, tours of the college campus, astyle revue for girls, assem- bliss vesper services, recreation, and a candles service as the closing event Friday night, AA Ls tir. Is your subscription due? in Spring Creek, man's Paradise section and will du- plicate them in Binking Creek, Stone Creek, and White Oak Fiat Creek flowing by Sunset club house. The “rifles” to create miniature dams which provide very desirable hide~ outs for trout. in the Fisher. »
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