THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1038
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THE CENTRE REPORTER
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| CONGRESSMAN-ELECT VAN | COMMUNITY WEEK DEATHS, PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN.
ZANDT NAMES SECRETARIES
== wast. of the pus OF PRAYER SERVICES
Mary E. Gordon Ellis,
Mrs, C. It
puddenly at he
daughter of |
Unfonville, | FOR BALE—Hard wood for
i 0, Christmas
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERYICES
Penn's Vall
(Rev. L :
Farmers
Cenire
Christn
Harr RerorMED
Paslor)
CENTRE
(Rev, Delag IL.
Centre
¥.30—Church School
10:30 Worshlp Service.
Tusseyville—
¥:00—Church
10:00—Church
Keener, | paralysis
{
i Mrs, Auman had
Hall— { y
| Saturday and was in the
fatal
Inroached. Slowly she los
| groceries when the
Christmas
To Qur Many Jricnds,
i control of her uscles
Worship.
{ proachin
School
Mrs
ant
EVANGELICAL
(Rev. W. Kk. Hosterman, Pastor)
Centre Hall
Christma
ne t
2% at 1
sunday
Lemont—
Sunday 4 P {i hes he gi cial Bex . . D1
Union Christm jervice, 10:30 gm. [years ago. Surviving are tv 1 oad retirems d ther gov i : : $8 wou { Re
Tusseyvilie— Mahlor K uman, oi entre ALL | arnmenta department nd ages 8 — . . add ’ “x cat 4 |
Sunday School, 9:30 and James |} Auman, a a HM si in the 23n "1 eassional district 53 ory ibs Lo ! ar - y a
RT LI EL LRT I FIRST NATIONAL
. t St John's Reformed dhwrch lL iwith the wor and vanowl: : i i i i
ppying Mis { Millhedm labored witl : ct entre i -—
Her pau CENTRE HALL, PA.
officiated
Worship Service, 9 A. M. . as
Lex organi
Sunday School, 10:00 A, M. }
tor,
Friday
ne of
hg :
Mersopist Episcopal
(Rev. 1. IL. Miller, Pastor)
Pentre Hall—
Unified Servi
Bprucetown
40: v0—sSunday School
10:45—Morning Worship.
Thursday,
made in th
ax CANDIDATES FILE CAMPAIGN
EXPENSE ACCOUNTS
Farms tor Sale
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hevigty x OT y [ar
carisimas ex ¢ Ia
=. og > In . i nd Rellefonts fa was a cal . 4 py 4 i33 Bight-room H ‘ piped Hot Fle
cenber 22, 1
WORSHIP SERVICE LUTHERAN
CHURCH, CHRISTMAS EVE
wpring Mills— \ lings No. 1 repal
: , PRICED AT #5000. POSSESSION APRIL 1, 193%
Chri
ip
PRESBYTERIAN
(Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor)
4
8:30—Church School rinced | 1 1-4 m iro Spring ‘i
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y | LOCAL AND PERSONAL PRICED AT #3400.00. Owner will accept reasomable mertgage
: 4 er of Thom nt i ¢
hg : : i 1-2%
TARIFF POLICY » and Emma (Haines) Royer and wa elved spend .
FOR HITLER t Logan Mil linton cour
7:30—Evening Waoiship.
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BROOYER'S
RESPONSIBLE
E. DALE FISHER, Realtor
CENTRE HALL, PA.
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BEAN WATTS RETIRES
AS AG. SCHOOL
£24
HEAD | WRIGHT -H wn Barney Wright Move Host. Ir ond Ea LL
vatior
Hes
jointly
mia (i: & nmission. ar tha UJ. 8 Pp I Keller i iting, burial in
Biological
He is a Penr
Wig One or t
State to
when he received
edor of science
saived the degree of Master of Sci- |
emce, and was awarded the degrees of | BAILEY. Philip Balley, a former
doctor of agriculture by Syracuse Uni. | resident of Millheim, died suddenly in
Vricht was
Ivishem, late
and of Migs Wright. who
Spring Mills 5 few days after
death of the sister named.
a brother of Mra,
Hall
nian by birth, and
Pn ay
donts at mn W,
deceased
ding at
Penn of Centre
1850
of bach- oh
the
1898, he re-
major in Agriculture in
the degroa
Later, in
Island State College awarded him the Me Was walking on a street.
degree of doctor of science. Mr. Bailey was aged 46 years and
His successor has not been named. |!ved at Liverpool during the past few
years. Ho was employed by the Kess-
STATE'S RECEIPTS EXCEED Crimi ompsny. Thers Hur.
i m a wife, formerly Rirth Has-
$1,000,000,000, SAYS ROSS | singer, a brother, Charles Balley, and
State Treasurer F, Clair Ross an- |® "ister, Mrs. Grenninger, of MilTheim.
nounces that biennium
rooek al- Interment was made at Mimnsim
ready exceed a billion dollars. The to- |?" Tuesday afternoon.
tal, with five and a half months to
®, he said, is $1,001,36089, 58,
Roes sald it was the first time in!
Pennsylvania’s history that meoming
revenues had exceeded 5 billion dollars
for one biennium.
BRUNGARD. Mrs. Cora A. Brun-
gard, 65, a native of Williamsport, dieq
at her home in Rote, near Lock Hav-
en, at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. She
had been 11 for several months.
he widow of Newton BrunTard
she had resided moet of her
Nittany Va'ley Bote
a member
The rottenness in the courts will
likely in the and at Kho was
Pate Senate to organize the body, al- of the Evangelieal church
though the majority of the senators | “7d °f Lamar Grange,
glected to it are Democrats, i
fi‘fe In
permit the Republicans
Continued foot of next column
Todt
in Taw { Haver
On Monday Mr. and
ited with
Garbrick,
Improving
turdav
Mrs. Ishler vi
their davghter, Mrs
found
from a
and her
recent iliness,
James Bearson and James Markle
the latter of State College. were guests
of the Frick oompany
of threshing machines,
manufacturers
in Williams-
A banquet was
served the threshermen at the Iycom-
ing hotel. The Bill o' fare was fault-
jlesa, nothing being omitted.
Bruce F. Stahl of Altoona was |
town on Tuesday, having brought his
mother, Mrs. Mary Stahl, to her home
for the day. Mr. Stahl, as administrat.
jor for Sadie Gfrerer, advertises the
(personal property ang real estate of
| the deceased at public sale to be held
{on the premises on Church
street
Saturday January 14, at 1:00 p
» m,
Continued from prev
Surviving age two
and Lester 1 ote, a
Poy Greak, Sa‘ona:
dren: and a brothey,
0" Oawoea, N. Y.
Funeraj
ous column)
sons,
daughter, Mrs.
nines
Appleton Aumil-
services
me Weodnesday
! in the
were held at
afternoon, with bur-
Cedar HIN cemetery,
:
:
i
nd besides—
THE SMART NEW
MODELS HAVE
EVERY KNOWN
COOKING
~ONVENIENCE!