THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
December 21, 1930. *
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Centre Co. 4-H Lambs
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member
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Furnace; Jan
Station: John !
Reeder Sharer, Donald Smilil,
Delaney. Dean Luse Tres Luse
jor McClenaghan, all of Centre H
and William He State Colle
R.D The Centre
— cos—— pi
Demy
LLB ¢ LES LESH REL EE
/ E heard a small child in our store turn
to its mother and ask “Mummy, what
is Christmas for?” Then we started think-
ing ... how would we have answered that
is for spreading
friendship and love all over the world.
Christmas is for bringing the family near-
little girl? “Christmas
Christmas
| Christmas
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HURCH . ‘Grand Jury May
First Methodist, Bellefonte
Rev. H. Willis Hartsock, pastor
Church school at 9:30 a. m, C. C
Shuey Marning worship with
Christmas sermon by the pastor at
10:45. Subject, “Our Wonderful Sa-
lout At Tp. m. there will be a
program of worship,
hymns and readings. Per The shooting of Mr
returned thelr’ parently happened while Quick an
envelopes are requested | yishd fer were shooting at a b
{FS Prayer meeting had been chased out of
ning at 7 3 woods during a drive conducied ©
her members of the party
crigin of the bullet which
Hahn was entirely obscured
easant Gap Lutheran Choir, gyurday morning when Gan
rv Christmas Canta, wardens, inspecting the on
Bethlehem,” at the’ (he gecident, came upon the blood
ch In Pleasant Gap 1 of wounded game. Follow
1 Sunday, December (he (rail for about 100 yards fr
this organi where Hahn was wal
by Lhe Duliet {
(Continued from DAES one)
sumed yesterday and Viehdsrfer dig
not agpear, officers were sent out
to bring him in. Upon his arriva
at the Borcugh Building Dr. Heaton
declared that here wis No ww
taking testimony from the mar
{ condition, He |
because cf hi
leged t5 have been intoxicated
Hahn
Supt
who have not
which
Volunteer Choir To Present Christ.
mas Cantata
f
ame upon
which
Cand'e
n and pand
the offering
to defray ex-
ta, as well a
for the organ-
of Bethlehem
Oh, Come All no
by the Choi Game
nd Samuel
a
BONUS TO BR
PAID THIS WEEK
AL&P
430m of the A. & p Hahn ls ling to the ground Ab
bonti A total of $1.- et had gre, the back of h
y be given this week neck and had emerged through
of the United States. of the hunting
of the United State huntin
“- a.
bring results
41 Oo hk 1? ard
were taken from
im where Dr. E
neral Director Von B. Johns both
if Bnow 8hoe. were notified. When
they arrived at
sas dead, indication
died instantly
Members of the
that Quick was
3000 Savage rifle on the day
fatality. while Viehdorfer tturied a
23 calibre &
the bullets fired from
powered gun w
feet a second, while
the bullets frcm Viehdorfer's gun
was reported as being 1040 feet a
velocities of the ghot
may have
; on the case, Officer
the Savage rifle bul.
ich speed that the
fe." when
{ was said
that had 1 a bullet struck Mr
Hahn It would have had a much
more destructive effect than was
evidenced upcn the viciim's bods
I. is claimed tha! each of the two
men fired (wo sho's, although
Ralph Hahn, who was on the drive
testified that there were four shots
in quick succession, and then one
or two shots after that All the
«hots came {rom the same direction
he said
It is
Want ad
adi
Coroner's
" 4 am
ren Rang
A guns
believed that Quick's firs
shot hit the bear, for he said ho
saw the animal “stagger.” Ex-
aminaticn of the carcass of the
bear revealed that it had been
giruck twice one bullet passing en-
tirely through the body, and the
{ other jodging inside. Both shots
are believed. 60 have been fired
from Quick's gun
The shots alleged to have been
fired by Viehdorfer have not been
accounted Tor gince a search for the
bullets was unsuccessful
Mr. Hahn was a son of Daniel
and Mary Porce Hahn and was born
at Cherry Dale on January 15, 1887
making his age 42 years and 11
months, He is survived by his wife
and the following children, all a!
i home; Leonard, 19; Arthur, 17; El.
wood, 16; Marjorie, 12: Norman 5
| and Emma, 3. Surviving brothers
| and glisters are: Mrs. Harry Chu-
ment{, of Avis; Mrs, Lewis Heff-
right, of Flemington; Mrs. Nevin
Fulger, of Baloma; and Waller and
{ Luther Hahn, of Pine Glen
Funeral services were held on
Tuesday alternoon at the home,
with the Rev. Mr. Shirey, of Kar.
| thaus, officiating. Interment was
manner
pot such indic. ments are (rue bills
Church To Hold I'he Rev. Mi
day afternoon, I
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| we province of a Grand Jury to) v
. | I rats n matter of this ure Recent Weddings
Act mn Probe He imerpreted the
decision to mean that if
ther investigation,
| lodged
Grand Jury might act
Coroner's Jur
upon urs
Charges are
perscns, Lhe
n the usua
whether or
Robinson—Walker
Announcement has just been
made of the marriage of Miss Rose
Walker, of Philipsburg, and Arthur
Robinson, of Port Matilda, the cere
nony having taken place at Win
er, Va., on November 24, 1939
McCoy, pastor of thu
church officiated The
Walker is a graduate
Wf the Philipsburg High school and
been employed as a salesindy
he MoCrors lore. Mr. Rob nson
the Harpster Chey
at Port Matild
ce the young oouph
against any
to determine
Methidint
ormer Mi
Special Services
Fellowing is the program for
necial service to be held
Pre byter.an church, Bellefon
the Junior eh”ir at 4 o'clock
cme;
Prelude, Nazueth O
Musser Cet’ ly
}, O Come, All YY
use keeping
Kanmtetter—Smith
cermit W
Yeas Karst :
and Mr CG, W. Karsletter
ireenburr, and Mi Arline Mall
nith, daughter of Mr. and Mi
of Rex 9
e December
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Homer
nttended
Passenger Injured
When Truck Hits Car
Christmas Party “and hands whe
js Planned. at Gap] = Ba
MORRISDALE RESIDENT
IS ATTACKED, ROBBED
Quarrie Womar Civie Clud
Prasant Gap Pire Co. No. 1, Pleas
sng Gap Community Brotherhood
William HH Noll & Bro J
iva'e LL
EMalie? Can
-
PLEASANT GAP FIREMEN
ELECT OFFICERS FOR
Year
vidual
made
Christmas
public ir 0 ; riff \t a recular meets
ap Fire Comj
the
if Lhe
would
Rea Florey a
Forest L. Benford as secre-
tary, and Harry Bilger, (reasurer
officers were Clvde Adam
responding secretary and Nevin
Adkins, fire chief
Trusiees named are illiam
Tucker, T. Foss and H Kelley
Mulfinger was elected as assis
Carry-over
»
“Ow
H. A. Rossman Named
Heod of P. O. S. of A, | Mutitger was
; tants PBdegar Sommers and
The following officers were elect Mone
ed ai a regular meeting of Wash- 3 .
ington Camp No. BBY. Patriotic Or-
der Sons of America. Bellefonte, last
week: president, Harry A. Rossman
vice president, Fred Hockenberry
master of forms, Charles Clouser
conductor, J A. Emel: financial
weretary, Clifford Jodon: treasure
er, I. W. Wright; recording
tary. Clarence A. Btine. inspector
Harry Houser: guard. John Stover
trustee, Harry A. Rossman, and ore
ator, Jame: BR. Hughes
The next regular meeting will be
held on December 26 at 7.30 p m
This is the Iasi meeting this year
and a good atiendance is urged as
there is business to be finished up
for the year
TO INSTALL OFFICERS OF
PLEASANT GAP BROTHERHOOD
A meeting of the Pile
Brotherhood will be hx
yelock this Thursday night i
wocre. | SOCIal rooms of the Pleasant
Methodist church
Highlights ¢f mailers to be dis-
include the appointment
« of commitiees for 1940, the Install-
ation of new officers, the announce
ment of the program for ihe nen
year and a discussicn of the com-
calenfar {or 1940. Al
members are urged to attend
yorsed of
munity
ns ———
Marriage Licenses,
Port Matilda
Julian
: lilies
8. W. Bmith, of Centre Hall, has
been taking short daily walks ont- !
doors the past week, the first since
his serious illness and operation of
two months ago
105 Luther Goss
y Ellen Sprankie
a A—— i ——
Private James Lyons, formerly of
the Lewistown substation of the
State Motor Police, was transferred
inst week to the Rockview barracks
any church may not think it but he | He replaces Private Jordan who has
is not doing his duty as a good citi- gone to the Hollidaysburg substa-
zen tion
- rin
The man who does not support
The Season's
Greetings
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“SILENG NIGHG, HOLY NIGHT ies
. ~ « JOSEPH MOHR . . ;
4 ilent Night Holy A
All is
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Round yon virgin mother and child
Night!
‘ alm all 1] bright
Holy Infant, so tender and mild,
Sleep in heavenly peace
I'k perfect Chrisimas song had is birth on a Christmas eve in
1818, high up in the Tyrolean Alps. From one music lover to another
it wae passed, actually published more than twenty years later In
15894, the Empe ror gave it first place in ol religious programs and
since then it has been
arried in oll languages oll over the world
A
Pblishid in the
Jutorust of
RELIGIOUS
FREEDOM”
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a Child was born, who gave to civilization
the greatest gift of all—the spirit of love
and tolerance.”
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| made in the Askey cemetery, hear
| Snow. 8hoe,
Members of the Coroner's jury
investigadng the dealh were:
{ Thomas Tubridy, George Sol: H
W. Rabert. Paul Miller, Carl Coie
| and Ray Watscn, all of the Mo.
| thannon-Snow Shoe area.
The carcass of the bear found
| near the scene of the fatality the
| day after the accident, was brough:
| to Bellefonte and was turned over
| to Centre County jail authorities,
The bear, after crossing the trail
iin front of the three men, Mad run
| about 100 yards to the eft of them
| before it fell to the ground.
Interpreis Verdict,
Commenting upon the case last
night District Attorney M
Oetiig said that ib. ig nog
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mas and a most prosperous
New Year.
Albert N.
McCaleb
Tylersville, Pa.
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