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CENTRE HALL, PENNA.
KOCH
. Meadville at
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Deaths <Q
BOW. E.
his daugh
Wednesday
home of
Wieland,
Mr.
and
the
ter
week Koch hag been i
death was {
He was |
old
1873
Harriet
Ber
him |
VEears
to complications
3 months and 20 days
Hall
of
was
in Centre|f64 years,
Born at Centre on Oct. 6 {
SUNDAY CHURGH SERVICES
OCHARUK
Pastors)
SON Amos and
He
18946
he wag the
Condo Koch, married to
who preceded
tha Rice in
PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN
(Rev. lL. Arthur Wagner,
Georges Valley—9 to 10 A. M,
Oesntre Hall—10:30 A, M.
Farmors Mills, 7:30 P. M.
—
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CENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Mev, Deine HK, Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
1:80—Churcp School.
2:30—Church Worship.
Bussey ville—
9: 30—Church School
R0.30—Church Worship.
Johnson |
|
Katherine |
LAlllan
Mrs.
are
in death in 19500, Mrs
of Bellefonte and
Wielang of Meadville
daughters.
Harry N.
surviving
surviving
State College 18 !
The following |
Mrs. 1.0.
Charleg Martin
Koch of
brother.
Camp- |
of Pa
Fogleman, Le
are surviving sisters
bell Mrs.
Furnace; Mrs, Maude
mont; Mrs. Ruth
and Mrs. Elizabeth
heim. Mr.
Presbyterian
Mr
and
Lewistown
Mill
Coxla of
Rossman of
Koch was affiliated
Koch
the 4
EVANGELICAL
(Rev, Kh. Hosterman, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
Bunday School, 9:30 A. M.
Worship Service, 7:30 PP M
Pring Miils—
Sunday School, 9 A. M.
Worship Service, 10:30 A, M.
Beth. sda —
Wo silip
Ww.
1
30
M.
. METHODIST EPISCOPAL
' (Bev, beth Hussell, Pastor) KREAMER ‘uneral ervices w
Pentre Hall— held from his home in Berwick
Worship Service, 9:30 A. M, for Wm. Cookman
Sunday School, 10:30 A. M. at house from a :
Epruc a year's illness. Buria
rion. Union cemetery, Bellefonte,
at the grave wera in
Ppring Mills— Methodist minister of Berwick.
#:30—Sunday School. Mr. Kreamer was
7:830—Church Worship. years ago last June,
ry and Mary Wise
ried Ida M. Shirk
died 3
follow
cos
who died |
following |
took place in|
Lreamer,
Kreamer
his stroke
10:00 A. M.
charge of the |
born In
a son of
He
ane
Per-
mar-
29
Kreamer
58 wvears y» She
PRESBYTERIAN
(Bev, J, M, Kirkpstrick, Pastor)
§:30—Morning Worship,
20:30—Sunday School.
=
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
in 1030. him are the]
ing chil
guests
mar
ginia
The
evenly
Elizabet]
Mrs
Mrs
was 1
of her
family.
Donald
ville visite
sdhool-m i»
bouse g ¢ of Nelson m ps
ils 8 of complications
Miss FElean« age. Had he lived
sion worker, will of lwoulg have
a series of meetings of the ladies In| aunt of
terested in home economics, at thei, lifelong
home of Mrs I. J. Kaufman, Wed | Valley. He was a
nesday, February 9 at 1 {more than
The body of
brought from the
ter, Mrs. Oran
on Baturday
cemetery
Mr. and
daughter i
part of 8S irday in town
Prusine LST The Dales were | S750
SuppDer 4 the |
Misses
Miszes
gy RB
ers
M
daughter
day
Ta I.
Eliza ©
Tus
students
cation
Mrs.
Sunbury,
death of
Fisher
Fisher
attend
NBLASER Plerce M. 1
f Mill Hall R, D. 1 i
morning following a mo
due
exten
ro Smiin April
old
family
of Nittany
farmer. For
of a cent
he had been a member of the St
Paul's Lutheran church at Nittany.
Surviving are a son and three
Harry I... Minnie A. and
at home, and Mrs. Rudolph
of Erie brother Flos
Deon Chicago
conduct the next '
wen
4
a pioneer
Years
be had
resident
retired
three-quartery
wen a
o clock.
Izora Rupp was
home of her daugh-
of
fury
Grove Greenville
w burial in the lox al | daughters
{ Verna, ali
Mrs. Arthur C. Dale and |Krape
ilefonte
Ne
nilaser, of
spent { Th ymas FF
who is in 1 netjes
combining |
rusins=
Henry Petrikin
| Harris and wns
| seventy aro
the | her husband Wm
Jospepl irinnatl, Ohio
we ot |
evin i viously
and
Mary
horn in
She
H
one
was Hed to Bellefonte
morning hy
pn
yeary if survived by
Galway, of Cine
daughter
One
Baturday
nephew,
Harold
fo Sunbury
the funeral.
het
Mrs and
pre
Stanley :
There
Lewis 353
Tuesday t
named, and Lo 1]
all of Radford
four brothers, Hard.
Bellefonte: John T.
Harrisburg, and James
went , .
i Harris
Meo survive her
audience Iman 1’. Harris,
Mills men’s lang Wilbur ¥
church Bun- | H. Reading.
regular church Funeral services were held and bur
Ginlway
A large and
greeted the Pene
chorus in the Lutheran
day evening at the
service.
appreciative
{irove
fa] made on Saturday at Radford.
son
wag 0 K
w
ticed
Dr
his
i
months
day
afte
from co
A dau
ard Smit
burg
by her
a son,
hizer, at
Lock H
Burial w
FRAV
in
SE 25
K.
dled
Fisher, 41,
Saturday
Joseph
(i. Fisher,
Of the
pr. C. P.
prac-
of
for
profession
the late
many
in
graduate
randson
whp yoirg
lon leburg
Tem
sher was na Of
10
Bal.
Bal
Jan
within the past six
Total
ervices held
noon, 1987, Ru
10,
Bal.
Mi Jan,
home in
mplication in
Total
of ten
irvive
and Mrs,
born in
Mi
wis
How
Hublers-
of
ghtey
she
n, Jan 10, 1
Cash NO
Balance
husband, two daughters and
Mrs, Gladys
Mrg Pearl
Glenn, at
t Hublersbhurg
rmoon
namely Emen-
home Newman
Pr
aven, and Total
as made a
afte
iS. T. Sw»
El, Amanda
the ‘entre County hos
night pneumonia,
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rant wv MN
County i
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DEATHS,
kz. VW.
BETTER FLAVORS
with an
Electric Roaster
HOUSANDS of women who have
wot yet purchased an electric
range already own an electric
Many of them use their
electric roaster regularly, instead
{ their old-style stove, just be-
ause it's $0 easy to do and the
ter
roaster
taste bx
for instance, is so
ust pul the pie into
cover it—then bake it
s the recipe tells you fo
you'll find
1it in the pie is very
ne’, that the crust is "flaky
and the taste is marvelous. It's
fast, clean way to bake—and
u fake it out,
“
ttie rousie
An electric roaster is also con-
enient in cooking complete
moals, —and for stewing, grilling,
asting Operating costislow, too
es
ET ——
Tay
investigate~You Can Get A
Cood Electric Roaster For
Less Than $20
a
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oy
and
1931 1
tax
due ax.
1032
1933
due
due tax
th Royer, Collector Poor
Bal. due 1931 tax
due 1933 tax
to balance
938
Collecto
collect
artz, Collector Poor Tax,
collector
$110.78
from <Comr
m
to collect
artz, Collectoy Poor
Overseer of Poor,
Treasures
rt 0
id Sam
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REDDY
KILOWATT
“Your Willing
Servant”
FAST, CHEAP
THERE is no faster method of
cooking than the electric
method —and all it costs, at
West Penn's low electric
rates, is about $2.00 a month
Many families pay even less!
wtatement. .§ 17
to Audit 15 &
15
177 18 Printing Auditors’
293 83 Jan. 10, '38, Cash
199 88 Jan 12, "38, Cash to Audit
153 40!
66 00 Tota) ‘ !
a5 00 ie,
10 00 We, the undersigned auditors
amined the above accounts and
of the same
THEABTE
JORDAN
NEFF
Twp
| Harry Horner
Mary Hockman
George Treaster
Edward Bryan
John Confer, rent
Attorney fee, 2 years
Puff, digging grave
Kelchline, writing
47 44
Lave ox
{John
certify to
M
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| Grover
{John H
Harry Keeler
Postage
relied
‘ : the
Weaver, relief ab V
Bitner 21 1% ). EB
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COYTreiness
delivering 1
Service
Is
Balance
Fifty students are
the agricultural short Course
Btate College,
of the
this
and
Penna, Dean Ralph
Watts
reported
Bechool of Agricultur
The
end
Wagner, Treasurer Board of week
Road Supervisors,
RECEIPTS
C. Cour
March
represented by
ed Jan. will
York state |
DR dents One resident of Was!
D.C ha
are from
Bal cash E enrolled The
$1721 46
1 RO
260 00
308 92
352 01
Wagner Pennsylvania
Jan 1, 1837. ret
Motor .
Taxes on State Forest
land
inseated
rmed check
fines
Co. Treasurer, geated
Trea
Public Auction Sale
fax from 5. TF. Swarts Carload South Dakota
es = HORSES
At Vicksburg, Pa.
Co urer 32
license 600 060
HBR 66
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Explosives
Seo. -treas
Truck driv
Comper
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Pasteurized
Dairy
Products
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Financial Standing
OUR OWN CREAM —
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DAIRY
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CENTRE HALL,
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COOKING SEALS IN THE
GOOD FLAVORS!
ELECTRIC RANGE
makes the cooking of tasty
meals so much easier!
ONE of the first things that the family learns,
after an electric range has been installed, is that
everything tastes better! And mother learns
that she is able to get these fine results with far
less work than ever before.
Electric cooking requires very little water—in
some cases none at all. It is "sealed-in” cooking
Juices don't steam away. They remain in the
foods and develop into rich, fine flavors.
Electric heat is measured —there is a correct
heat for all foods. You can depend on an electric
range to do the job right—without the necessity
of watching and testing. That's why it is so easy.
Users will tell you that they prefer this modern
cooking method—that they're cooking electri-
cally “for keeps!”
Go to the Electric Stores and See the New
Models—Join the Swing to Electric Cooking!
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